First time I heard this was on a 3rd season episode of “Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman”, in 1996. A friend thought it was just a made-up song for the few moments in the episode it played. A funny song with non-sensical lyrics for an amusing and ridiculous scene. Nope. I remember the first time I gave him a CD with the song on it at a dance club where he was the house DJ. I told him to trust me and put it on. After much arguing and assurance from me, because he was afraid whatever it was would get him fired, he put it on in the club. And as soon as he heard the, “heyba, heyba, hooba, habba, heyba” blasting out into the club, he literally fell down, then out of the DJ booth laughing. He couldn’t believe it was a real song. Since that night in 1996, this song will occasionally come up and give us both great joy!
Got HBO MAX just to watch Lois and Clark in HD, got to this episode and they replaced this song with something else...so disappointed ! ( got to go back to dvd for this episode)
@@hellskitchen10036 true, i just went to check the S3.e19 and the audio was replaced in hbo max version, thankfully i have an old version of the show and i can confirm your info :))
My late wife was way into Lois and Clark... and she played that episode. And as soon as I heard it I went down the Rabbit hole to find out WHO AND WHAT... Google song search was useless, so it was manual searching... she was surprised it was a cook song. We were both recording artists. She wanted to try it. We would have probably been the first to cover it.
My dad either heard this first on WPRB or WHTG (I'm almost certain it was WPRB) and he bequeathed his knowledge of it unto me a few years back. Great stuff!
@perrygoldman same - 'PRB saved my life back then. best thing (almost about growing up in Bucks County. was just listening to a podcast interview with David Pajo and decided to take a deep dive on some Louisville stuff and came across this piece of musical gold - having absolute flashbacks now about all the great bands featured on Princeton college radio. who was that awesome prime time-ish DJ that pushed all that great early / mid 90's indie stuff - quite a few local bands like Zen Guerrilla and Bardo Pond among others.
I believe most of the people that have come here are because of Fallon. I love that the poster wrote, "The elusive track that never seems to make it into UA-cam." As if people are clamoring for it.
Lol I love the fact this song is getting more noticeability than it probably got when it first launched and the years it surfaced on UA-cam lol thanks Jimmy Fallon
Thank you so much uploader and commenters, I heard this on Lois and Clark over 25 years ago and it has been stuck in my head confusing me ever since. I'd completely forgotten what show I heard it on (or that I ever saw Lois and Clark). Seeing that scene again and hearing the full version has been a trip
@@lorddavinci5468 ironically it was on the DVD version of “Oedipus Wrecks” but I watched it recently on Hulu or HBO Max and they replaced it with just generic music 🙄
And people don't know that some of the dudes behind this project are legit legends that really changed and profoundly shaped the path of rock music in the late 80s early 90s
Jimmy invites viewers to email suggestions for the bit to the Tonight Show. The first time he did this must have been him, his writers, and the Roots crate-digging through their own collections.
@@skierpage I remember commenting on the clip from the show when it was still up on their UA-cam channel about appreciating the song getting recognition. I got a reply from one of the writers of the show some hours later saying that he was the one who had shown it to Jimmy and that there was no way it couldn't be included in the segment at that point.
This is cool. Definitely listen to Slint, if you haven't. It's the bassist's previous band and one of the most important in the history of underground rock.
I keep trying to find a band called King Kong who played music like Danzig, Misfits, Doors, or that Austin blues/rock band.... this band's music sounds like theirs, but the singer had that "alpha" sound.
Hey Jimmy, You brought me here, but sorry to tell you, everyone do mistakes. Despite you passed it as do not play, actually i put it on my must play. There is something about it, specially the 1st half.... #JimmyFallon
It is certainly infectious. Agree with your comment about the "first half." If they had edited this down to about 3 minutes it would have been near perfect. But sounds like they got ripped and were just jammin', so, fair enough. "Old man standing all alone, gimme some pot and get me stoned." 😂
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Jimmy Fallon sent me here.
This song is the best of the ones featured on his show.
My name is Heba. This is the best thing I’ve ever heard.
So glad you found it!
Me too!!
You must name your child after you, middle name Hooba Haba.
First time I heard this was on a 3rd season episode of “Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman”, in 1996. A friend thought it was just a made-up song for the few moments in the episode it played. A funny song with non-sensical lyrics for an amusing and ridiculous scene. Nope. I remember the first time I gave him a CD with the song on it at a dance club where he was the house DJ. I told him to trust me and put it on. After much arguing and assurance from me, because he was afraid whatever it was would get him fired, he put it on in the club. And as soon as he heard the, “heyba, heyba, hooba, habba, heyba” blasting out into the club, he literally fell down, then out of the DJ booth laughing. He couldn’t believe it was a real song. Since that night in 1996, this song will occasionally come up and give us both great joy!
Got HBO MAX just to watch Lois and Clark in HD, got to this episode and they replaced this song with something else...so disappointed ! ( got to go back to dvd for this episode)
@@hellskitchen10036 true, i just went to check the S3.e19 and the audio was replaced in hbo max version, thankfully i have an old version of the show and i can confirm your info :))
@@hellskitchen10036Same here! I was disappointed too!
My late wife was way into Lois and Clark... and she played that episode. And as soon as I heard it I went down the Rabbit hole to find out WHO AND WHAT... Google song search was useless, so it was manual searching... she was surprised it was a cook song. We were both recording artists. She wanted to try it. We would have probably been the first to cover it.
I thought so and thought it was sounded silly
Lois and Clark brought me here.
Being old and remembering when it came out brought me here
I heard this when I was high school on WPRB.
Decades later, I am become the old man on the bridge.
I am proud to be.
My dad either heard this first on WPRB or WHTG (I'm almost certain it was WPRB) and he bequeathed his knowledge of it unto me a few years back. Great stuff!
@perrygoldman same - 'PRB saved my life back then. best thing (almost about growing up in Bucks County. was just listening to a podcast interview with David Pajo and decided to take a deep dive on some Louisville stuff and came across this piece of musical gold - having absolute flashbacks now about all the great bands featured on Princeton college radio. who was that awesome prime time-ish DJ that pushed all that great early / mid 90's indie stuff - quite a few local bands like Zen Guerrilla and Bardo Pond among others.
@@familyhyounborolla7159 I first heard it on WFMU back in the 90's. Its pretty hard to forget
I heard it first on WVUD in 1993, but after moving to New Jersey wprb became my favorite station
Ten Long Years. Nothing grooves as hard as that.
Good to see that Mushmouth found work after his years on the Fat Albert show.
Heybe alba berbert!
The Dulcimerists shall be the name of your band.
Heard this song on the show “Superman” when I was a kid in the 90’s but they left all the part about pot obviously 😂
Jimmy Fallon sent me. 😂
Oh my god! He sent me also. Actually I was commanded. Hahaha
You’re not all alone! Me too 😂🤣😂🤣
I believe most of the people that have come here are because of Fallon.
I love that the poster wrote, "The elusive track that never seems to make it into UA-cam." As if people are clamoring for it.
Just came from Jimmy Fallon... this song is lowkey a bop!!!
😂😂😂😂👍
The same for me...
How about it's gonna blow up again as meme music in 202x
Lmaoo
Lol I love the fact this song is getting more noticeability than it probably got when it first launched and the years it surfaced on UA-cam lol thanks Jimmy Fallon
I've heard it in Loise and Superman... great song
Thank you so much uploader and commenters, I heard this on Lois and Clark over 25 years ago and it has been stuck in my head confusing me ever since. I'd completely forgotten what show I heard it on (or that I ever saw Lois and Clark). Seeing that scene again and hearing the full version has been a trip
HAHAHA YOU GOT ON JIMMY FALLIN
thanks for posting been trying to find this song for years. first heard it on lois & clark the new adventures of superman
Same! Just sent this to all my siblings!🤣
That’s where I where I first heard it too
Yep.
Guilty. I was searching to see what song 'they originally used in syndication.' Assuming this was some royalty filler for the dvd release.
@@lorddavinci5468 ironically it was on the DVD version of “Oedipus Wrecks” but I watched it recently on Hulu or HBO Max and they replaced it with just generic music 🙄
It blows my mind that he quit Slint and put this out the same year as Spiderland.
Heard this on jimmy fallon tonight..
Same
Lol
Lol!!
Right here
He said do not listen, you guys don't listen.
I had this song memorized when I was about 13 back in 93 haha including every single heyba heyba heeba
And people don't know that some of the dudes behind this project are legit legends that really changed and profoundly shaped the path of rock music in the late 80s early 90s
Fuckin Slint!!!
@@RQBtv amen!
Jimmy Fallon brought me here
sameee lol
Lmaoooo same
Sameeee
Me to we are so lame 😆
Hahaha same here, cool song
The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon brought me here! "Do Not Play List".....more like, "Totally Play This Song!"
This song makes me happy. Thanks Jimmy Fallon. I love getting up to this. Heba haba world
Nice beat.Thanks,Jimmy for your random,obscure musical knowledge.
Jimmy invites viewers to email suggestions for the bit to the Tonight Show. The first time he did this must have been him, his writers, and the Roots crate-digging through their own collections.
It’s cause it was on Lois and Clark Superman
@@skierpage I remember commenting on the clip from the show when it was still up on their UA-cam channel about appreciating the song getting recognition. I got a reply from one of the writers of the show some hours later saying that he was the one who had shown it to Jimmy and that there was no way it couldn't be included in the segment at that point.
Jimmy send us here. Best music 😃😃
WPRB 1991. Why I'm here.
Jimmy Fallon also sent me!
Thank you Jimmy Fallon for this!
This is cool. Definitely listen to Slint, if you haven't. It's the bassist's previous band and one of the most important in the history of underground rock.
This song slaps more and more the longer you play it
Share one another!
The Roots should do a full cover of this song!
Heyba whooba Heeba NBC Tonight Show 3/9/21 played this song tonight
Indeed it did.
Thank you Jimmy Fallon for sending me here!
You came here from Jimmy Fallon right?
Oh god no!
WFMU
No. I heard this on 103.3 WPRB Princeton NJ.
@@osubucksfan05 Ken turned me on, as he has for so many!
No, this was on Lois and Clark.
Whenever the attorney Alina Habba appears on the news, I always think about this song.
Thank you for posting. I cannot seem to find my old CD anymore and was hoping I could find it on here.
This is such a great album
I bought one last year for $35.
Jimmy Fallon, you're wrong. This is a dope jam!
Legit convinced it was reverse psychology.
Jimmy fallon brought me here
Best song ever!
Yup.. Jimmy Fallon sent me here too!! 🤣🤣
Came out the year I was born! What a good time, I’m feeling this one unironically 🤗💕
hey fallon fans if you think this is funky fresh just wait til you to check out the album SPIDERLAND by Slint. trust me, you're gonna love it.
My cuz still has the cassette tape from when this came out
Came here from Jimmy and I was wondering does anybody have the lyrics would love to know what he's saying lol
Old man on the bridge
Grooving and getting my Shemp on.
WFMU played this around 2019 or so. Paid 30 bucks for the used CD. We are King Kong!
Jimmy fallon 🙌
Thanking Jimmy, too. Helluva fun one. What's wrong with this? I plan on rocking out to this one all day
Thank you!
That is fkn funky
I just love the song. This will be on the "DO listen list!" :)
Jimothy brought me here
Superman!!!!
Way cool thanks for this one man
The most underrated band. Listen to me hungry.
yall like this one? Check out King Kong “pigeon man”, also a bop! Love to see Louisville rep lol!!
Love it! Thanks Fallon
Jimmy making this guy go viral #jimmyfallon
Holy shit it's real!
For real tho, it’s got a beat.
You can tell that QuestLove was feeling this jam.
Came right after watching jimmy falon
Jimmy Fallon 😤😤😤I like this beat!!!
Don’t dislike it!
All of us just came bere from Jimmy Fallon... Thanks Jimmy! ❤️
Nope searched from Lois Clark Superman
👍
Top drawer.
I like the part where he says Heba Huba Haba
I think they used this song in an episode of Aqua Team Hunger Force. 100% heard it before.
They used it in The New Adventures of Lois in Clark in like 1993.
Inspired by CAN for sure.
Jimmy falon thx
One of the best songs in music history. #fact
David Pajo sent me here after acknowledging Jimmy's list
Everybody wants to be King Kong.
Lois & Clark brought me here
Okay so I'm not the only one Jimmy sent here 😂
Jimmy Fallon working PR on this !!! ... Lol :):):)
Jimmy sent me!!!
I like when they said “hayba”
SHIT IS FUNKY!!! 👍
I still don't understand the significance of the title. But, hey-ba, hey-ba, hey-ba, ho-boo, ho-ba, ha-ba.
It is sort of a rock Opera.
Lois & Clark
anyone the link to see "moon dog" short film? can't find anywhere...& this is a great stoney beat hey...
I’m stealing that beat
Here for all the Jimmy Fallon comments incoming.
Jimmy Fallon sent me here! This song’s kinda cool!😂
I keep trying to find a band called King Kong who played music like Danzig, Misfits, Doors, or that Austin blues/rock band.... this band's music sounds like theirs, but the singer had that "alpha" sound.
The Rolling Stone interview brought me here! What did Fallon say....?
He hey! 😀 I think I know the bridge the old man is on! xxx
Is this with Britt on drums? From movie star 7”?
This is just ripped from the CD release of OMOTB. I have no idea.
No it is Rich Schuler.
Jimmy Fallon brought me here!!
Here from Lois and Clark
Based and slintpilled
epic
Hey Jimmy,
You brought me here, but sorry to tell you, everyone do mistakes.
Despite you passed it as do not play, actually i put it on my must play.
There is something about it, specially the 1st half....
#JimmyFallon
It is certainly infectious. Agree with your comment about the "first half." If they had edited this down to about 3 minutes it would have been near perfect. But sounds like they got ripped and were just jammin', so, fair enough. "Old man standing all alone, gimme some pot and get me stoned." 😂
Anyone from Jimmy Fallon?
welp I guess we all think alike
Jimmy Fallon sent me
Where do I upload this?
Huh?
I can’t find it in Apple Music
@@jockost.maritz1096 Oh, it hasn't been released to streaming yet for whatever reason, which sucks.
Someone send the lyrics please? XD
Fallon too👍👍
mfw slint
lmao
@@RQBtv lol
Jimmy Fallon was wrong on this one!
Yeah jimmy fallon!
Jimmy Fallon, thnk u lol