![]() He made me sing the line “a movie star or an Indian chief” for two hours because he said it sounded like I was singing “Indian sheep”. He was meticulous about every pronunciation. Not many songs start with handclaps but Norman didn’t bother about conventions. Three days later, we were in the studio recording it. “You won’t be laughing when this is a big hit!” he said. ![]() He taught me the song while I sat next to him, giggling. He started singing then got a pencil and wrote the lyrics to Car Wash right there on the greasy chicken box. ![]() We were recording our first album when he said: “I’ve got a deal for a comedy film called Car Wash – about people working in a car wash – and you’re going to do the music.” One day after a band rehearsal, Norman ordered buckets of chicken and the others went off to play basketball.
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