From the soundtrack of the movie Mortelle randonnée (Deadly Circuit), a 1983 French thriller directed by Claude Miller, inspired by the novel Eye of the Beholder by Marc Behm.
"The Muffins were a Washington, D.C. area band that existed from 1974-81 and then again from 1993-2015." Last year Cuneiform Records released Baker’s Dozen, a 13-disc box set of nearly all previously unreleased live and studio recordings.
“Krithi is a Brooklyn-based producer, remix artist and DJ, blending sounds from the Indian Subcontinent with electronica, hiphop & dance music. She's also a singer-songwriter, with a focus on Jazz & Carnatic music. When she's not cooking up beats, she works for Building Beats and Beats by Girlz NYC, organizations dedicated to make music technology more accessible for marginalized communities.”
The original is not by King Harvest! It was written by Sherman Kelly and first released by his band Boffalongo in 1970. Kelly wrote: "On a trip to St. Croix in 1969, I was the first victim of a vicious St. Croix gang who eventually murdered eight American tourists. At that time, I suffered multiple facial fractures and wounds and was left for dead. While I was recovering, I wrote "Dancin in the Moonlight" in which I envisioned an alternate reality, the dream of a peaceful and joyful celebration of life."
