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This song is featured in Danny Schechter's new feature-length documentary In Debt We Trust.
An electronica semi-reggae groove song about the difficulties of finding love.
Seventy Virgins refers to the fantasy that suicide bombers believe, that they will be martyrs, greeted in heaven by 70 virgins. The song lays out the crisis in the Middle East and how all sides base their actions on some sort of fantasy.
The sampled words of this tune have many possible meanings. The track has only one - funky.
When words fail -- honk. Funky Afro groove with lots of hand drums and tenor madness.
Four-on-the-floor house trax are not our thing -- but this one snuck in cause it's so sweet and jazzy. Maybe too laid back for the disco but coool and smooooth for dancing in the boudoir.