ROCK Sex says it happened before and it will happen again.
One of the great producer and band partnerships in Rock is Brian Eno's collaborations with Talking Heads.
This song has a killer drum break by Chris Frantz, mesmeric bass by Tina Weymouth, and stellar guitar work by David Byrne.
Its paranoic edge and polyrhythmic dynamics embody their musical transition from The Velvet Underground toward Fela.
TALKING HEADS -"Warning Sign" (1978)
Talking Heads set the template for most every indie band for the next three decades, with their normal anti-style look and mercurial style shifts.
The British electronic group The Black Dog uses the drums in this reaction.
THE BLACK DOG -"Seer & Sages" (1990)
English songwriter Sophie Michalitsianos interpolates the song as a folky dream with TripHop textures.
SOL SEPPY -"Love Boy" (2006)
Here's another descendent, Local Natives, doing "Warning Sign" with a harmonic emphasis that would also please Beatle or Brian Wilson fans.
LOCAL NATIVES -"Warning Sign" (2010)
© Tym Stevens
See Also:
• "Take Me To the River" - Al Green > Bryan Ferry > Talking Heads
• "Slippery People" -Talking Heads > The Staple Singers
• "Radio Head" - Talking Heads > Tito Lariva > Radiohead
• "Crosseyed And Painless" - Fela > Talking Heads > Brazilian Girls > Angelique Kidjo
• ROCK Orgy: "Genius of Love"
• "Wordy Rappinghood" - Tom Tom Club > Chicks On Speed
• The Real History of Rock and Soul!: The Music Player Checklist
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