Faso, the band's bass player, once picked up a compilation of pre-WWII Italian pop songs from some bargain bin. He enjoyed it so much that he eventually suggested the band write a new song in that laid-back, old-timey swing style, à la The Beatles' "Honey Pie".
The narrator explains why this oft-neglected kind of music is far better than the stuff we hear nowadays – it brings back memories of the rare old times when young men went to brothels to complete their education.
Faso, the band's bass player, once picked up a compilation of pre-WWII Italian pop songs from some bargain bin. He enjoyed it so much that he eventually suggested the band write a new song in that laid-back, old-timey swing style, à la The Beatles' "Honey Pie".
The narrator explains why this oft-neglected kind of music is far better than the stuff we hear nowadays – it brings back memories of the rare old times when young men went to brothels to complete their education.