Off The Pitch. By Danielle Joynson , Staff Reporter 7y. A chant created by West Ham United fans poking fun at Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand's failed drugs test tops a poll of wittiest football songs.
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And they bounced around and made this strange noise. The sound of the girl laughing in the bridge after the second chorus was also added by happy accident. She was the girlfriend of Nick Rhodes. A few studio tricks were also employed to get the distinctive synthesizer pattern featured in the song. The synthesizer was hooked up to an arpeggiator, which is a tool that creates an arpeggio effect by automatically stepping through a sequence of notes. It was once rumoured that the synthesiser used to achieve this was a Roland Jupiter However, Rhodes has confirmed that it actually is a Roland Jupiter-4, using the random mode on the arpeggiator with a C minor chord.
What most people quickly pick up on, is the groove of the song as the rhythm section of John and Roger establish a very infectious beat and bass line. So we started to think in terms of chords. Mick and Steve from Japan, of course. Euro-disco and even Motown. But what would come out at the other end would be quintessential Duran Duran. The tenor saxophone solo was performed by Andy Hamilton, who has also worked with Wham! They were still grounded and not tired of each other, which was illustrated by the fact that most of them went on a vacation together.
And it was just like a scene from Help! And we all took a vacation together. We went to Antigua — well, the four of us. We all went — we took our girlfriends. And we all took beach houses together, you know. It is impossible to discuss the Rio song without also looking at the iconic music video. That was not a problem — the sent down Andy and shot the video there, on location. The video did a great deal to frame the image of Duran Duran as international superstars.
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