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AEIOU sometimes Y by EBN OZN
aeiou sometimes y by EBN OZN. The oddly named new wave duo EBN-OZN had one novelty hit, "AEIOU Sometimes Y" in 1983, and then lapsed into obscurity. Featuring Ned "EBN" Liben (synthesizer) and Robert "OZN" Rosen (organ, vocals), EBN-OZN was actually an eclectic act that saw no stylistic boundaries, venturing into synth pop, funk, and salsa with giddy enthusiasm. EBN-OZN was formed in New York in the early '80s. Rosen was introduced to Liben by an acquaintance of his girlfriend. Liben and Rosen were actually raised only a few blocks from one another, but they never met. Fans of punk rock and hip-hop, the two began spending time in clubs with one another, absorbing various forms of dance music from New York, Puerto Rico, and Europe. In 1984, EBN-OZN released their only LP, Feeling Cavalier, on Elektra Records. The single "AEIOU Sometimes Y" became a staple on modern rock stations. However, Liben and Rosen were never heard from again after that, at least not together. Liben started working with Scritti Politti while Rosen created the house music outfit DaDa NaDa for his own label One Voice Records. Rosen eventually left the rock business, worked as a script analyst for Oscar-winning director Oliver Stone, and began writing screenplays. Liben passed away from a heart attack in 1998.
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EBN-OZN - Bag Lady (I Wonder) - featuring Imogene Coca
As per request, here is EBN-OZN's video to their song "Bag Lady". They are best known for "AEIOU - Sometimes Y". This video also features Imogene Coca, a very popular actress and comedian of the 1950s, especially on Sid Ceaser's "Your Show of Shows". Probably better remembered by younger viewers as Aunt Edna in National Lampoon's Vacation. I worked with her on a tour a revival of the musical "Whoopie!". A very sweet, and funny lady.
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Ebn Ozn - AEIOU Sometimes Y
Ēbn-Ōzn was a 1980s music duo composed of Ned "EBN" Liben (synthesizer) and Robert "OZN" Rosen (organ, vocals). The duo is best known for the 1983 hit single "AEIOU, Sometimes Y." EBN-OZN represented the intersection between Manhattan's European-influenced art-rock scene and the burgeoning hip-hop and dance music of the early 1980s.
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Kuchenga Pamoja by Ebn Ozn.
Lyrics written by Ebn Ozn. Harambe...(chant) Ant upon a hillside Little ant on a hillside Working in the heat, Carries food five times his own size Home so he can eat. The sky grows dark The lightning makes him nervous, An old ant screams "Hark" The thunder has a purpose. Beware... Hatari, the clouds will dump the water Take care... Hatari, we'll all be swept away. Down come the rain... Sweeping from the black sky Crashing through the trees, Beating up the hillside The ant falls to his knees The others run unruly. Kuchenga Pamoja... He still holds to his load, Big wind blows so cruelly He perseveres so bold... So bold... Kuchenga Pamoja! Harambe... They scurry down the hillside Looking for their food, "Oh all is ruined!" they cry "Oh my, what shall we do?". The sun is shinging He shakes the weakness off, Continues on his climbing The others ran for naught. Three cheers! Hooray! The old ant is so happy Oh... awful day The others are still hungry. Harambe... The little brave ant's climb is finished, He's home now at the top Oooh... eating up his dinner. Proud of what he wrought The moral of the story, To every girl and fella To Labor man and Tory... You got to carry an umbrella You need that big umbrella! *Kuchenga Pamoja-Let's work together Harambe-Let's pull together A field hand's chant used by President Kenyatta as a cry for national unity. 1983 Ebn Ozn Music.
AEIOU Sometimes Y (The Long Version) by Ebn Ozn.
This is the original 12" version from 1983. 1983 Ebn Ozn Music.
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#3 explore Groovacious on Roller Skates while enjoying the 80's sound of Ebn Ozn
#3 explore Groovacious on Roller Skates while enjoying the 80's sound of Ebn Ozn - last of the great record stores and located in the west of course!
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Rock of the 80s: KYYX, Seattle 1983
Van Johnson and Stephen Rabow entertain Seattle on a "chomp-down-swallow kinda" Friday. Here's the legendary Rock of the 80s, KYYX FM on August 26, 1983. Even during the "peak" of the so-called New Wave in the US, only a handful of big city commercial stations played music like this in the late morning and afternoon: The Waitresses, EBN-OZN, Tim Scott, Europeans, Minor Detail, and The Pretenders' "Tattooed Love Boys." Some of the radio spots on this recording are hilarious, including the New Wave-style ad for Dairy Farmers of Washington and the live spot for The Backstage Tavern in Ballard. Like the man says: "Oodles of poodle strudel."
Tribute to Joe Spinell in "The Fanatic"
aka "The Last Horror Film" It maybe not the greatest film in the world, Joe is aces in it. (What's new?) So here's my tribute to him in this film, set to EBN-OZN's "Stop Stop Give it Up." Why that song? Because I love EBN-OZN and in a weird way, the song fits. Enjoy! Originally aired on my show "Mondo Pazzo."
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Classic 80's Music Collection Part 27 (Mr. Cheapo's Project II)
The Cult - She Sells Sanctuary Depeche Mode - Dreaming of Me Depeche Mode - Blasphemous Rumours & Somebody (4 Track on 331/3 rpm) Depeche Mode - A Question of Lust Devo - Working In a Coalmine Neil Diamond - America Dire Straits - So Far Away EBN-OZN - AEIOU Sometimes Y Echo & The Bunnymen - Lips Like Sugar (I Miss The Intro!) Lindsey Buckingham - Holiday Road Dan Fogelberg - The Language of Love Foreigner - Urgent Foreigner - Waiting For A Girl Like You Foreigner - Juke Box Hero (Comic Book Sleeve) (((((I Really Want Their 4th Single "Break It Up")))))))) Peter Gabriel - Red Rain Hall & Oates - Say It Isn't So Hall & Oates with David Ruffin & Eddie Kendrick - Everytime You Go Away Daryl Hall - Dreamtime Glenn Frey - Sexy Girl Honeymoon Suite - Lethal Weapon Bruce Hornsby - Look Out Any Window Joe Jackson - You Can Get What You Want (Till You Know What You Want)
bboy funny & hehehe vs ozn & tristan
before the street 2011 2vs2 battle hehehe & funny vs ozn & tristan. funkobotz funkabbestia these others crew. winners: funny & hehehe
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Grupul OZN - Merry Christmas OZN 1-pantomima-dans comic
OZN-Pantomima-Dans Comic-Festival Targu-Mures-2006
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The Fameja Vs Funkobotz AT mc hiphop contest
quarti di finale. selezioni per hiphop connection 2012 of crew vs crew. The fameja(lollo totò arge den stacco) Funkobotz(ibra funny ozn zampa blef hehehe)
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OXOgraphy AEIOU (and sometimes) Y vowel poem
OXOgraphy collective artist hamza bin al-wathan presents a dada-ist vowel poem. october, 2008. video editing by Brandy Glovka. Artist Statement: this poem is a continuance of the development of the dada-ist randomization of word, sound and vowel sequence as espoused by tristan tzara, hans arp and (in particular) richard huelsenbeck. whereas huelsenbeck used vowels linked together in short vowel 'word-sounds', i have disjointed those sequences and presented each vowel as a stand-alone. while the inspiration is clearly dada, i have infused it with my own mark as an artist. the poem is as much about 'distribution' ie. the occurance of each vowel (such as 'a') and the linear distance between their re-occurance. i love humor and symbolism and multiple layers of meaning, and in this piece the addition of 'y' is intended to be humorous, to evoke a chuckle at each occurance since the title of the piece hints that it is elusive and 'y' is really the star of the show. to reinforce meaning i have taken a slight departure from pure dada practise, rather than randomize the vowel sequence, i used a literal sequence of vowels as found in the most popular english translation (by abdullah yusuf ali) of an important islamic text passage, that of the surah (1) one al-fatiha of the holy quran. in english al-fatiha can be read as 'the opening' and it is with this spirit in mind that this vowel poem is my first contribution to the OXOgraphy Collective.
