Black Honey - Spinning Wheel Lyrics

RIP Dick Dale! Black Honey were great at Norwich Art Centre last year😊👍

So coooool .... <3 <3 <3 !

This channel is a bless

Que buena canción :v

I found my 1960’s femme fatale theme song 😈

i love this song and this band so muuuuuch

I love this band but and i understand inspiration.... but this is cutting it pretty close to ripping off DICK DALE ....you all know. Pulp Fiction main song

Looks like Kill Bill's "Bang Bang" and Pulp Fiction's theme song, love it !

I'd say that it's the guitar riff that sounds just like Misirlou !

@Daria Cooper
Precisely yes! What a good inspiration they had!

yees!!haha actually i wanted to listen to this when i was listening misirlou

You mean sounds like

I want an album ;-;

what's the vocal effect from 1.59 to 2.20?

Sounds like a blend of modulation, echo and reverb, maybe distortion too?

Very close to a replication of old leslie speaker effects.

I actually direct messaged them on instagram and it's "burning in the cobwebs" not "but in the cobwebs"

Isn't it 'burning in the cobwebs of my heart' instead of 'but in the cobwebs of my heart' ?

I fucking love this song, it's like Vandals + Blondie + Kill Bill (I guess Nancy Sinatra to be specific)

I'm not the only one that has Kill Bill vibes!! praise

Combination of Nancy Sinatra, Lana Del Rey, Dick Dale/Shadows/Surf era guitars, 60's psychedelic and you get Black Honey, and it is bliss.

Vogue Italia!!!!

You are going to go far, hold on to your hat, the one you had before you had money.x

Damn, I'm high. Just stumbled across these guys. good stumble. good stumble.

Pasenger

exactly!

spooky  hollween  music  not even one fucken thankyou

hahahaha what does this even mean

This is pulp fiction inspired, by you can sample it like everything is sample. 1:50 thats the rifft thats famous

+Precooledear so you try to be smart? :D it might be pulp fiction insired and might be not.. pulp fction was made in 1994 but the song by Dick Dale was released in 1962 and its called Misrlou, just FYI ;)

+Leo Kupcik-Stones was about to write this, glad someone beat me to it.

I've always felt like Black Honey has a sound that's fit for a Quentin Tarantino film.

The first recordng of Misirlou was actualy in Greece by Tetos Demetriades, in 1927.I t may orignated from somewhere else too.Dick Dale idd a surf rock version ,t was rempetiko music originally. Im just trying to help :P