He used to be the rapper/producer for Bus Stop, who specialised in remakes of old 70s and 80s records. They did the hit version of "Kung Fu Fighting" in 1998 (on which Daz is magnificent), and "You Ain't Seen Nothin Yet".
He also was half of Rikki and Daz, who did a version of "Rhinestone Cowboy", though I don't remember hearing that.
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Date: 2006-05-17 12:54 pm (UTC)He used to be the rapper/producer for Bus Stop, who specialised in remakes of old 70s and 80s records. They did the hit version of "Kung Fu Fighting" in 1998 (on which Daz is magnificent), and "You Ain't Seen Nothin Yet".
He also was half of Rikki and Daz, who did a version of "Rhinestone Cowboy", though I don't remember hearing that.