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Super Blast From The Past - Pass the Dutchie

I found this as well. Interesting:

"Pass the Dutchie" was a song recorded in by the British group Musical Youth from the album "The Youth of Today" (1982). It was a major hit, holding the number one position on the UK singles charts for three weeks in September 1982.

It was a cover version of the song "Pass the Kouchie" by The Mighty Diamonds, written by Leroy Sibbles and Jackie Mittoo. The song was changed from "Kouchie," a slang term for marijuana, to "Dutchie" due to the age of the artists and their target audience. A "Dutchie" was slang for the cooking pot used by poor Jamaicans to prepare stews and rice. More recently the term "dutchie" refers to marijuana rolled in a cigar paper (specifically "Dutch Master" cigars, hence the name "dutchie".)
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pass_the_Dutchie
 
"how does it feel when you got no herb"

^______^
 
JohanLarson said:
GSDX, are they singing about smoking marijuana?
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The original song was about drugs, but it was cleaned up for the kids to sing:

"Pass the Dutchie" was a song recorded in by the British group Musical Youth from the album "The Youth of Today" (1982). It was a major hit, holding the number one position on the UK singles charts for three weeks in September 1982.

It was a cover version of the song "Pass the Kouchie" by The Mighty Diamonds, written by Leroy Sibbles and Jackie Mittoo. The song was changed from "Kouchie," a slang term for marijuana, to "Dutchie" due to the age of the artists and their target audience. A "Dutchie" was slang for the cooking pot used by poor Jamaicans to prepare stews and rice. More recently the term "dutchie" refers to marijuana rolled in a cigar paper (specifically "Dutch Master" cigars, hence the name "dutchie".)
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I hated the song and the kids when it came out.........sorry.
 
S60Turbo said:
I hated the song and the kids when it came out.........sorry.
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No need to apologise. Their music certainly wasn't to everyone's taste. But thank you for not insulting either them or those who fondly remember and enjoy the song. (*8*)
 
this shit is so good... I seriously can't stop listening hahahaha
 
You know, I'm almost sorry to say that I've always loved that sort of music.

Thanks, gsdx!
 
NineOfClubs said:
You know, I'm almost sorry to say that I've always loved that sort of music.

Thanks, gsdx!
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It has a rhythm to it, doesn't it? You can't help it. Your body just starts to move to it without you even noticing and you suddenly realize you're feeling happy.
 
^ You're right. I never understood why this kind of music wasn't more popular.
 
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