Not really, Lene Lovich was a notably quirky leading light of New Wave, but her timing was nothing less than perfect. At that point we were all primed for a Eurotrash princess to grab the pop sweepstakes, someone not so dark as Slouxsie, but not totally mental like Nina Hagen. Lene had just the right mix of spunk and sex appeal, and her operatic vocal stylings added an exotic flair. I'd say she made an impact comparable to Thomas Dolby, who collaborated with her on the single "New Toy". Lovich also sang backup vocals on Dolby's album The Golden Age of Wireless.
Thanks for this. It brings back memories of a great performance at the University of Liverpool in 1979 (IIRC). Got there early with a friend, and ended up at the front, pressed against the stage by an enthusiastic crowd.
My Dad was on Gilligan’s Island. Second to last episode… he played the scientist who invented the exploding plastic dishes. He was also runner up to be Batman behind Adam West. He would have loved this excellent compilation. Bravo. IMDb Kirk Duncan
Oh very cool, loved Gilligan's Island! And the girl with the blonde hair dancing in the green fringe dress was the niece of my father's boss in Florida.
If somebody described this video to me, I doubt I would have even watched it. I stumbled across it accidentally...and it's one of the greatest things I've ever seen.
WOW! What a video! Dame Diana Rigg was amazing!!! Julie Newmar, Tina Louise, Barbara Eden, Elizabeth Montgomery and those awesome dancers from a 1964 episode of the Judy Garland show with Peter Lorry and Martha Raye. I am sure they were the inspiration for John Water's "Hairspray"! I keep playing it over and over.
I had this LP! It was called Stateless. I think they used Audacity to speed up the tempo. It can do that without making it sound like a sped up record.
There's something incredibly soothing about watching that girl scout putting the music on and smiling. Almost maternal in her encouragement to dance.The song itself is an incredible blend of post-punk chaos and primal rhythm. Perfectly placed into 1979. A pivotal year. We cut to 1963 monochrome footage of Bobby Banas at his expressive zenith dancing to the nitty gritty on the Judy Garland show. His gesticulations synching perfectly with Lene Lovich. Judy clicks her heels as the sound of 16 years hence fades in from beyond the yellow brick road. "I, I, I, I, I I now detect an alien vibration here There's something in the air besides the atmosphere"... Prophetic words echoing as the rounds whistle through the Dealy Plaza air creating the conditions for the seismic events of the next 16 years.
This video is brilliant… Just brilliant and makes me feel less alone ....it’s like Lene Lovich had a baby with Batman I dream of Jeannie and the Addams family
I'd watch Barbara Eden all day, she was and still is a goddess but strangely no one has mentioned Carolyn Jones aka Morticia Addams, another goddess who died too young.
I saw Lene Lovich perform Live in London in 1979 and 1980. Her music and performances were great. This video is real nightmare fuel but I can't take my eyes off of it.
I saw her in Philly in 1983. She was so much better than I expected her to be, which is saying something, because I was expecting a lot. But when she came out and immediately started wailing on the sax (which I didn't previously know that she played), I was hooked. The friend I was with hates to dance, but he barely stopped the entire concert. Easily one of the better concerts I've ever been to.
I haven't heard this for ages - or watched the video. I remember the single being released in 1979 - very quirky and different; but that's why it was so popular with kids then ! A great track and definitely ahead of its time; probably comparable to Billie Eillish's stuff today. You can hear the influence of the likes of Iggy Pop, David Bowie, Devo and Patti Smith in her mysic, too - but also very original, too !
where was this? kqak was an fm radio station? Im from between Chicago and Milwaukee and i NEVER heard this song until mtv classics (thank god for them!) in 2003. neither has anyone else i know and the DOZENS of people of ALL ages that ive turned on to this song loved it IMMEDIATELY, same as i did/do.
@@MrChristopherHaas San Francisco! I tried to find a clip that maybe someone else posted to link to you. At the time the main DJ was Alex Bennett along with his then fledgling sidekick Bobcat Golthwait. In the late 80's the format styed new wave but changed to a station called Live 105. For some reason it just came back on the air about a year ago. I just happened to find it driving my old car with a radio in it still!
@@croessert what manner of music are they playing now? is this the only station playing the song? was it in a constant rotation in 79’? ole bobcat lol. what manner of music did station represent then and now? so many questions lol. Sure is a looooong way from Grateful Dead/Jefferson Airplane/ Doors love ins lol. thanks for answering
I LOVE IT!!! It's one of my all-time favorite songs and you even managed to get three of my major boyhood crushes in it, too; Barbara Eden, Elizabeth Montgomery and Diana Rigg. Yeah, Baby!
This video is a real labour of love! What a fabulous and diverse set of clips, perfectly edited to the divine Miss Lovich. I particularly love Diana Rigg and Patrick Macnee getting jiggy with it, and little Lisa Loring with Ted Cassidy (Wednesday Addams and Lurch). This video is so funny I have watched it 20 times and it still makes my ribs ache. Wonderful stuff man, thanks for sharing it!
Had the notes she sings stuck in my head and couldn’t figure out the song or artist or anything. I mean stuck in my head for months now then finally came upon this. Completely awesome video mix to go with the song. Glad to finally know what song / artist has been stuck in my head for so long now and your video mix to go with it. My life’s complete, thank you
She powerhoused A whole new sound. The lyricks are verryverrryyyy SAVVY!! Reed more Clarinets P.s. ya gotta love I dream of genie* In the vid! Great artists.......
Ms Lovich's persona (le witch) casts the spell (the music) and Bewitched (the video) dances along: the magic of the 70's expressed in terms of earlier magic moments.
i never heard this song until i lucked out and saw it on mtv classics in between James Gang and The Knack videos lol. Did this song get alot of play on MTV? i was a broke 18 year old then lol, no cable. Anyhow WOW its VERY IMPRESSIVE how PERFECT everything synchsOOOOO ing along. But the best part is my mates grandkids that visit every other day, ages 3 and 5 who BEG ME to play the song as they walk around oooo-oooo-oooo ing as they strut around like chickens to seed lol. too bad THAT is not in this video…so funny…so perfect. THANK YOU
This is some excellent editing work! As a tv junkie, I can certainly appreciate the chosen footage - especially The Avengers. The only ones I can't identify are the dance troupe (who are sync 'd up perfectly) and the lady dancing by herself with the cartoon bear face. At first I thought it was Carol Burnett.
Artie Lemos ~That's one of the girls from the "beach party" movies of the early 60's... (Annette Funicello and Frankie Avalon?) she always had a song, that she would dance to, in one part of those movies...I don't know her name, but she can really, as they used to say in the Roaring Twenties, "cut a rug"....
"The lady dancing by herself with the cartoon bear face" is Candy - can't remember her last name - who appeared in a bunch of the '60s beach party movies. This particular clip is from the final credits of one of those films.
kudos to the creators of this video, I can't stop watching this video everytime I see the thumbnail (confused bears image is as mesmerising as hypno-toad) ---- lol
Thanks ! I made this vidéo. I started this vidéo when i saw this gif of this girl dancing at the beginning. The gif was on my friend FB and when i saw it the song of Lene came in to mind 🙂
I love me some Nina Hagen! But Lena Lovich's original version of Lucky Number is unparalleled. There was a dance club in Chicago in the 1980s called Club 950 Lucky Number, 950 W. Wrightwood Ave., just a block east of Lincoln Ave. I used to go there to dance in the 1980s. Club 950. Neo. Berlin. Smart Bar. Lower Link. Exit. Max Tavern. The Map Room. Fun times.
There is a video mashup with Julie and the Monkee's on UA-cam to the song "You make me smile" that has adorable with Julie hamming it up with the guys -
One ultra-vintage dance scene missed from the 60s was Herman Munster dancing (with Joyce Jameson, dance instructor) in the Happy Havemeyer episode featuring Don Rickles.
Awesome! Some incredible work to assemble all these clips of dances. I would love to know where some of them come from! Aside from the obvious Batman, I Dream of Jeannie, Bewitched and Gilligan's Island....where is the clip with the three couples from? That lead guy is really getting INTO it!
R.I.P. Diana Rigg aka Emma Peel of the The Avengers for our younger viewers. The lady who started Girl Power, I even named my daughter 'Emma' after her coz she was so damn cool.
Hey nostalgia565 this is now my FAVOURITE video clip and song!!! Can you please, please, PLEASE do another one?!?! OMG... can I just tell you how amazing this was! Next time maybe throw some Valley Of The Dolls and maybe the Partridge Family into one! I'm thinking SEX BEAT by The Gun Club
Yeah - almost endless potential but this song really does help - it's a pretty kicking song - but I love that dancing - it's a lot of work I'm sure - synching and all that - fantastic video I just put on loop
Unbelievable, the song is from 1979.... ! It was definetly ahead of its time ... thank you for remberingthis song....🙏
78
Not really, Lene Lovich was a notably quirky leading light of New Wave, but her timing was nothing less than perfect. At that point we were all primed for a Eurotrash princess to grab the pop sweepstakes, someone not so dark as Slouxsie, but not totally mental like Nina Hagen. Lene had just the right mix of spunk and sex appeal, and her operatic vocal stylings added an exotic flair. I'd say she made an impact comparable to Thomas Dolby, who collaborated with her on the single "New Toy". Lovich also sang backup vocals on Dolby's album The Golden Age of Wireless.
@@QuicksilverSG Nice summary.
Look into Missing Persons, and ask Lady Gaga who copied who.
Missing Persons would die to be half as cool as Lovich!
I love this song and all the vintage dance scenes make it all that much better.
Thanks!
I found most of the dancing stuff - goofy.
yes!!!!!
welcome to the show captain obvious@@casyatbat
POW 💥@@nostalgia565
Wow!!
Forgot all about this song. 🎵
A staple on Cleveland college radio back in the day
Love it!!
Thanks for this. It brings back memories of a great performance at the University of Liverpool in 1979 (IIRC). Got there early with a friend, and ended up at the front, pressed against the stage by an enthusiastic crowd.
Any video containing both Diana Rigg and David McCallum gets my vote.
Thank you! I thought that was him playing bass (I know he had a music career too).
New wave punk era. I was 19 when that played. Still love it.
My Dad was on Gilligan’s Island. Second to last episode… he played the scientist who invented the exploding plastic dishes. He was also runner up to be Batman behind Adam West. He would have loved this excellent compilation. Bravo. IMDb Kirk Duncan
Runner up to Adam West, is a legit claim to fame.
@@NormAppleton Thanks man! He was also on a couple of Eps of Laverne and Shirley, and was in some films with Rock Hudson and Gregory Peck.
Wow, Thanks for mentioning him! That is so cool!
Oh very cool, loved Gilligan's Island! And the girl with the blonde hair dancing in the green fringe dress was the niece of my father's boss in Florida.
@@funwithFred What?! Ha. I love that. Two degrees of separation.
If somebody described this video to me, I doubt I would have even watched it. I stumbled across it accidentally...and it's one of the greatest things I've ever seen.
Pre B52s.lena.
Nina!!📀📀📀📀📀🎹✨👑
Watch the original. It's even more fun and it features the marvelous Lene herself!
I saw her a number of times in the early 80s. She was a very good performer!
This is a masterpiece. I've watched it like 20 times😁
Thanks! Glad you love it.
@@nostalgia565 At least20 times. So good. The editing is legendary.
I like the old guy with the beard at .25 the best.
20 times? Pffft!
HAAA haha! LOVE this video! GREAT era too! Diana Rigg was a knock out!
Sweet!!! This obviously took a lot time and effort to find and edit all these dance clips. Bravo!!!
God bless you for making this! Please know that the attention to detail did not go unnoticed ❤️❤️
I enjoyed every second of that.... wonderful
Extremely clever. Thank you for taking the time to put all the clips together. Such fun. And great taste in music
Haven't heard this song in years, awesome. Great video too, Barbara Eden so hot, Elizabeth Montgomery, Diana Rigg too. Nitty gritty haha.
SO here I am sitting here with the world's biggest grin on my face. Thank you!
WOW! What a video! Dame Diana Rigg was amazing!!! Julie Newmar, Tina Louise, Barbara Eden, Elizabeth Montgomery and those awesome dancers from a 1964 episode of the Judy Garland show with Peter Lorry and Martha Raye. I am sure they were the inspiration for John Water's "Hairspray"! I keep playing it over and over.
you forgot Candy Johnson
Illya Kuryakin
Yeah Julie was, "My Living Doll". Had a big time crush on her.
@@michaelbowie7410Thought it was Ilya didn't know He played Bass!
David McCullam, his parents were classical musicians but I don't think he actually played bass
I never realized how easy it is to dance to Lene Lovich. Almost anything works!
I had this LP! It was called Stateless. I think they used Audacity to speed up the tempo. It can do that without making it sound like a sped up record.
This is the Slavic dance version.
There's something incredibly soothing about watching that girl scout putting the music on and smiling. Almost maternal in her encouragement to dance.The song itself is an incredible blend of post-punk chaos and primal rhythm. Perfectly placed into 1979. A pivotal year. We cut to 1963 monochrome footage of Bobby Banas at his expressive zenith dancing to the nitty gritty on the Judy Garland show. His gesticulations synching perfectly with Lene Lovich. Judy clicks her heels as the sound of 16 years hence fades in from beyond the yellow brick road. "I, I, I, I, I
I now detect an alien vibration here
There's something in the air besides the atmosphere"... Prophetic words echoing as the rounds whistle through the Dealy Plaza air creating the conditions for the seismic events of the next 16 years.
Thanks
Stoked to see the Bobby Banas clip in here, perfect synch! So much energy, I aspire to live life with this much energy! ❤
This video is brilliant… Just brilliant and makes me feel less alone ....it’s like Lene Lovich had a baby with Batman I dream of Jeannie and the Addams family
You didn't notice Mary Gross pretty much charging the freakshow? Have your eyes and sobriety been checked?
I'd watch Barbara Eden all day, she was and still is a goddess but strangely no one has mentioned Carolyn Jones aka Morticia Addams, another goddess who died too young.
When the Addams family danced it was awesome! So punk!
Little Wednesday Addams Lol
Anyone who dies thinks its too young!
@@pland99, idiotic comment, how can anyone who dies, think it's too young? They're already dead ..... Genius.
How do YOU know WTF they think?? You Dr Fauci???
I saw Lene Lovich perform Live in London in 1979 and 1980. Her music and performances were great. This video is real nightmare fuel but I can't take my eyes off of it.
Nightmare?
I saw her in Philly in 1983. She was so much better than I expected her to be, which is saying something, because I was expecting a lot. But when she came out and immediately started wailing on the sax (which I didn't previously know that she played), I was hooked. The friend I was with hates to dance, but he barely stopped the entire concert. Easily one of the better concerts I've ever been to.
I haven't heard this for ages - or watched the video. I remember the single being released in 1979 - very quirky and different; but that's why it was so popular with kids then ! A great track and definitely ahead of its time; probably comparable to Billie Eillish's stuff today.
You can hear the influence of the likes of Iggy Pop, David Bowie, Devo and Patti Smith in her mysic, too - but also very original, too !
When tired of mesmerism pressure on the dark side of the force could be sunnier ❤
When i was a kid, the first song I heard was this when I tuned in to the KQAK on my Aiwa walkman in the early 80's...never looked back
oh yeah! and Serena!
Great station...they always take away the good stuff
where was this? kqak was an fm radio station? Im from between Chicago and Milwaukee and i NEVER heard this song until mtv classics (thank god for them!) in 2003. neither has anyone else i know and the DOZENS of people of ALL ages that ive turned on to this song loved it IMMEDIATELY, same as i did/do.
@@MrChristopherHaas San Francisco! I tried to find a clip that maybe someone else posted to link to you. At the time the main DJ was Alex Bennett along with his then fledgling sidekick Bobcat Golthwait. In the late 80's the format styed new wave but changed to a station called Live 105. For some reason it just came back on the air about a year ago. I just happened to find it driving my old car with a radio in it still!
@@croessert what manner of music are they playing now? is this the only station playing the song? was it in a constant rotation in 79’? ole bobcat lol. what manner of music did station represent then and now? so many questions lol. Sure is a looooong way from Grateful Dead/Jefferson Airplane/ Doors love ins lol. thanks for answering
I LOVE IT!!! It's one of my all-time favorite songs and you even managed to get three of my major boyhood crushes in it, too; Barbara Eden, Elizabeth Montgomery and Diana Rigg. Yeah, Baby!
Throw in Julie Newmar and Tina Louise in the video!
Well said my friend !
These dances need to make a comeback!!
Thanks for putting Julie Newmar & Dianna Rigg in the same video!
and Lurch!
@@NormAppleton Yeah!
I loved the album Stateless. Several great songs from that one. Plus all these great pop icons in the video. Very nice.
great fun, GREAT edit! - and the extended edit is cool, never heard that before. thanks for this!
Lene Lovich, she's _different_ and the visuals are so apt. ALSO AUS GEZEICHNIT!
Awsome live Lena knew how to play a crowd.🎉😂 Absolutely awsome song!!!!
This video is a real labour of love! What a fabulous and diverse set of clips, perfectly edited to the divine Miss Lovich. I particularly love Diana Rigg and Patrick Macnee getting jiggy with it, and little Lisa Loring with Ted Cassidy (Wednesday Addams and Lurch). This video is so funny I have watched it 20 times and it still makes my ribs ache. Wonderful stuff man, thanks for sharing it!
I miss the 70s !
Me too. More every day it seems!
Ok, this is pretty damn cool!!! Nice job and love the extended mix!
Had the notes she sings stuck in my head and couldn’t figure out the song or artist or anything. I mean stuck in my head for months now then finally came upon this. Completely awesome video mix to go with the song. Glad to finally know what song / artist has been stuck in my head for so long now and your video mix to go with it. My life’s complete, thank you
lol, I just keep passing these to my 19 year old son. He loves them. So glad this favorite "80s" song has come across my feed tonight.
Time and effort gone into this video..great job,good extended version as well💯
Thank you!
I love Lene lovich and this video is too f-ing funny!!! Thanks for the upload and laugh. lol .... ;)
:)
Totally love this video with this song . I smiled many times , thanks .
Love this, thank you for putting it together
She powerhoused
A whole new sound.
The lyricks are verryverrryyyy
SAVVY!!
Reed more
Clarinets
P.s. ya gotta love
I dream of genie*
In the vid!
Great artists.......
0:51 Just when you start to get really impressed with how freaking cool Batman is... you remember the 60's. 🤣 Seriously though this is phenomenal!
Ms Lovich's persona (le witch) casts the spell (the music) and Bewitched (the video)
dances along: the magic of the 70's expressed in terms of earlier magic moments.
i never heard this song until i lucked out and saw it on mtv classics in between James Gang and The Knack videos lol. Did this song get alot of play on MTV? i was a broke 18 year old then lol, no cable. Anyhow WOW its VERY IMPRESSIVE how PERFECT everything synchsOOOOO ing along. But the best part is my mates grandkids that visit every other day, ages 3 and 5 who BEG ME to play the song as they walk around oooo-oooo-oooo ing as they strut around like chickens to seed lol. too bad THAT is not in this video…so funny…so perfect. THANK YOU
So funny! I wathed it 3 time now, cant stop laughin. This is what we need in this dark times
Thanks!
April 13 2022. OH MY GOSH! This is funerific. Thank you so much!!
Ok ya got me hooked. Gonna watch this video every day until I puke, which should take a considerable number of watches.
Great video. Very clever editing. I saw Lena live at the Guildford Civic Hall circa ‘79.
So interesting and happy. A new friend from Seoul
This is some excellent editing work! As a tv junkie, I can certainly appreciate the chosen footage - especially The Avengers. The only ones I can't identify are the dance troupe (who are sync 'd up perfectly) and the lady dancing by herself with the cartoon bear face. At first I thought it was Carol Burnett.
Thanks! A friend has this gif of the girl looking like Carol on his FB page and i got inspired by it..haha!
I dont know i just find this clip by chance.sorry cant help you
Artie Lemos ~That's one of the girls from the "beach party" movies of the early 60's... (Annette Funicello and Frankie Avalon?) she always had a song, that she would dance to, in one part of those movies...I don't know her name, but she can really, as they used to say in the Roaring Twenties, "cut a rug"....
The dance troupe (3 couples) is from the Shirley Ellis and the name of the song is The Nitty Gritty.
"The lady dancing by herself with the cartoon bear face" is Candy - can't remember her last name - who appeared in a bunch of the '60s beach party movies. This particular clip is from the final credits of one of those films.
This really is a cool video, love zoning out watching the older characters!
Whoever designed and coed this awesome video I love u
100% Outstanding! Thank You!
Thanks
This song takes me back, one of the best much better than the rubbish today, and a great video thanks
The Man from Uncle on the standup Bass!
Lovely fun video, many thanks for putting this together and sharing it, much appreciated 😀🙏
kudos to the creators of this video, I can't stop watching this video everytime I see the thumbnail (confused bears image is as mesmerising as hypno-toad) ---- lol
Thanks ! I made this vidéo. I started this vidéo when i saw this gif of this girl dancing at the beginning. The gif was on my friend FB and when i saw it the song of Lene came in to mind 🙂
Brilliant! Non-Stop energy!! 😍
Thanks!
I love heavy metal , but must admit buying this single back in the day!
Great video. Very much reminds me of the B52's Rock Lobster!
Same era. They were the clarion call for the 80s.
Maybe you were right sunshine ❤
Never gets old.
perfect mix with great vid snippage, good , solid and shared
Beau travail, plaisant !!!
Emma peel rules , certainly
I Used to Have This Track Since I Was A Boy And I Love That Song ❤️ Even Today Keep up the great work Well Done ✅ Oldie but goodie
i think 'the hydro-plane' emissions are too cloudy.
Brilliant song ,brilliant video. 👍😀
thanks
There was so much cool music in the 80's,and unique. I love this song.
It was released in 1979
i mverry surprised..about..absolutly the best.....funny ...thank ya verry much
Well done with this video!!! Has Lene Lovich seen this??? This goes so well!
Love the compilation ❣️
I love me some Nina Hagen! But Lena Lovich's original version of Lucky Number is unparalleled. There was a dance club in Chicago in the 1980s called Club 950 Lucky Number, 950 W. Wrightwood Ave., just a block east of Lincoln Ave. I used to go there to dance in the 1980s. Club 950. Neo. Berlin. Smart Bar. Lower Link. Exit. Max Tavern. The Map Room. Fun times.
this is just brilliant!! Kudos all day..😆😆😆😆😆😆
I love this video ... so funny
J’adore ! 😊
Merci!
Lovitch was there before all the new wave punky pop chicks made waves....she's the timeless queen of Synth pop!
wow! I haven't heard this in years!
Great tune really enjoyed it.
The cover pic is Julie Newmar from a Monkees episode.
A.K.A April Conquest!
There is a video mashup with Julie and the Monkee's on UA-cam to the song "You make me smile" that has adorable with Julie hamming it up with the guys -
The best ever. Nuff said
One ultra-vintage dance scene missed from the 60s was Herman Munster dancing (with Joyce Jameson, dance instructor) in the Happy Havemeyer episode featuring Don Rickles.
Guys, French 64 years old, this IS America WE do love
Excellent work!
Morticia and Gomez Addams - an often overlooked source of inspiration in dance music videos!
What a song…..Love it
This video and another from Siouxsie and The Banshees would do the day for me.
1:38 ì lúv ìt. Great job 👏🏻 this is a masterwork 👌🏼
I bought the 7" single back then. I take it this is the 12"?
Excellent!
Omg this is the most awesome thing!,
Awesome! Some incredible work to assemble all these clips of dances. I would love to know where some of them come from! Aside from the obvious Batman, I Dream of Jeannie, Bewitched and Gilligan's Island....where is the clip with the three couples from? That lead guy is really getting INTO it!
Well, just here and there randomly
That's Bobby Banas, a well known dancer in those circles. Also danced it "West Side Story"
Search for the Nitty Gritty until you see find this video
Julie Newmar, Diana Rigg, Barbara Eden, Elizabeth Montgomery and Tina Louise...almost too much for one video!
R.I.P. Diana Rigg aka Emma Peel of the The Avengers for our younger viewers. The lady who started Girl Power, I even named my daughter 'Emma' after her coz she was so damn cool.
Truly awesome ❤
Hey nostalgia565 this is now my FAVOURITE video clip and song!!! Can you please, please, PLEASE do another one?!?! OMG... can I just tell you how amazing this was! Next time maybe throw some Valley Of The Dolls and maybe the Partridge Family into one! I'm thinking SEX BEAT by The Gun Club
Im working on the song " Lady(Hear me tonight)" from Modjo and some batman clip on it
Yeah - almost endless potential but this song really does help - it's a pretty kicking song - but I love that dancing - it's a lot of work I'm sure - synching and all that - fantastic video I just put on loop
I love this!!
Songs not shabby The Vid is awesome Thanx
I love that Wednesday Addams is in this because Lene once compared herself to her in an interview.
19 then i1 isreal not jeweish part of it baby