KROQ Obscure Rarity
FIrst of all, hello to all - new poster here. My name is Scott, I'm 36 and a middle school teacher, who's digging the 80's retro styles and music that my 8th graders are totally into these days.
All right, I'm 99% sure of the track name and artist, but I've been able to find *nothing* on the web about this band. I do have (lost somewhere in my garage) a scratchy copy of it on a cassette tape I recorded off a KROQ flashback weekend back in the early 90's.
The name of the band, as I recall, was Jimmy the Tantalizer, and the title of the song is "Heartbeat Like a Drum" or "My Heart Beats Like a Drum." (I'm banking on the latter; there's some newer band with a song with the former title). The song is done in an almost reggae/calypso style. Some of the lyrics, as best I remember them:
"...tantalize me the way only you can do
I want to be near you when my heart beats like a drum
I want to be near you when my heart beats like a drum
Like a drum"
And there was this female chorus that would sing "Oh oh, ooh yeah yeah" or something along those lines.
I'm looking for any information on the band, and an MP3 of the song, if possible. I have a fairly large new wave collection (mostly on vinyl, but I do have access to a component CD burner), and would be glad to share.
All right, I'm 99% sure of the track name and artist, but I've been able to find *nothing* on the web about this band. I do have (lost somewhere in my garage) a scratchy copy of it on a cassette tape I recorded off a KROQ flashback weekend back in the early 90's.
The name of the band, as I recall, was Jimmy the Tantalizer, and the title of the song is "Heartbeat Like a Drum" or "My Heart Beats Like a Drum." (I'm banking on the latter; there's some newer band with a song with the former title). The song is done in an almost reggae/calypso style. Some of the lyrics, as best I remember them:
"...tantalize me the way only you can do
I want to be near you when my heart beats like a drum
I want to be near you when my heart beats like a drum
Like a drum"
And there was this female chorus that would sing "Oh oh, ooh yeah yeah" or something along those lines.
I'm looking for any information on the band, and an MP3 of the song, if possible. I have a fairly large new wave collection (mostly on vinyl, but I do have access to a component CD burner), and would be glad to share.