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Categories: Lounge
Submitted by: dubwithmorebass
Two Banks of Four
Two Banks of Four are Demus & Early Zinger.
One dj’ed on a Sunday night and learnt his trade in New York, the other mcees on Saturday night and is still wondering why he never learnt a trade.
They both live in London.
They both are involved in various musical projects.
They have both been on walks around the capital to make recordings of trains,the river police,and people shouting.
Neither have now, or at any time, been members of the conservative party.
Both have worn clarks.
Only one rides a bike while the other lets his single speed stay on the balcony.
They both have copies of Doug and Jean Carnes “power and the glory” but only one was given a copy of “black renaissance” (by one of the okino brothers).
One shaves his head, the other gets his wife to do it.
Both went to dub basket east to mix the record with the Pheasants and ferretts.
One eats a good cold noodles for dinner (when atsko is cooking), the other likes to reduce his sauce till ready.
They both have various names and have a label called red egyptian jazz.
Though neither make jazz music, one has a photograph of himself on top of a train in india as the sun is rising.
The other may well buy a velour tracksuit from Ridley Road market.
Two Banks of Four are Demus & Early Zinger.
One dj’ed on a Sunday night and learnt his trade in New York, the other mcees on Saturday night and is still wondering why he never learnt a trade.
They both live in London.
They both are involved in various musical projects.
They have both been on walks around the capital to make recordings of trains,the river police,and people shouting.
Neither have now, or at any time, been members of the conservative party.
Both have worn clarks.
Only one rides a bike while the other lets his single speed stay on the balcony.
They both have copies of Doug and Jean Carnes “power and the glory” but only one was given a copy of “black renaissance” (by one of the okino brothers).
One shaves his head, the other gets his wife to do it.
Both went to dub basket east to mix the record with the Pheasants and ferretts.
One eats a good cold noodles for dinner (when atsko is cooking), the other likes to reduce his sauce till ready.
They both have various names and have a label called red egyptian jazz.
Though neither make jazz music, one has a photograph of himself on top of a train in india as the sun is rising.
The other may well buy a velour tracksuit from Ridley Road market.
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