Quantum Jump - Lone Ranger [totp2]

[Video] Quantum Jump - Lone Ranger [totp2] (Wiggy St Helens UK 2007)
Just had to start with one that got removed on another account. A very un-pc song these days :)

[@Lumenbrother]

If you play this record backwards it says "uhatanatikaunehwhakatangihang akoauauot turipukakapikimaungahoronukupo kaukhamebdkatamuaT". One of the best guitar players ever.

[@karlblanch3898]

Love ❤️ this classic hit from 1979 . RIP Rupert. Simon Bates even used the ending on his Radio 📻 One segment. I'm glad that I still have my vinyl copy . It's a great trip down memory lane. I was only 14 when this was in the pop charts . Why do we still have a pop chart with the dross that's around today?

[@MediaGrope]

I bought that then and still have it and now... today he's left the planet...

[@deweyschneebly4074]

oh no, this is the first I heard. 😭

[@2supercookie]

This was the sound track to an epic trip round the UK with my best mate Bob in a Bond Bug back in 197(8) - bloody excellent !!

[@deweyschneebly4074]

Rupert was funny ... and class!! This is stunningly underrated choon.❤👍😁

[@stingray4real]

The song was championed by Tony Blackburn.on Radio 1 as Record of the Week. The BBC originally banned it because of it's gay promiscuity. It was a hit when it was featured as a sound track on Captain Kremmen.

[@MGrayl-ib5fo]

@@stingray4real "promiscuity"? It featured two people. And nothing actually happened between them.

[@stingray4real]

@@MGrayl-ib5fo It was banned because it mentioned the word poofter.

[@grahamevans3472]

Great song , can't believe it is 41 years old.

[@taffyterrier8420]

45 years old in 2021.

[@WedgePee]

@@taffyterrier8420 The 1976 version is slightly different.

[@andrew23947]

hi from Australia steve wright your one jokes are very dull but what a seventies lost classic from 1978 wonderful to hear it again

[@jasman71]

RIP Rupert 😢

[@Boingusboingus]

Fabulous guitar playing.

[@Jojoseahorse]

Just wanted to revisit this in light of the movie coming out - I remember it on the radio when I was a kid :)

[@lucianochristian6142]

Haha loved this song as a kid, so glad I found this

[@kieran196]

Just watched this on TOTP 1979 on BBC4!

[@johnmack9762]

me too ,,

[@alanfox7312]

This song from another planet

[@heatherholyland1338]

Ffs I remember watching this on telly 😏 .. I'm old 😖😂

[@jamespond605]

Yup,Looks like you are

[@pipgoode5595]

Still sounds good! Underrated tune....Very Clever.

[@marmite400]

Good voice . This was a background sound to the first Kenny Everett show in 1978.

[@davidrauh8118]

You can bet this won't get played in Tennessee. But I live in Ohio and love Quantum Jump.

[@montseret1]

Yes it is. Greetings from Aotearoa ( New Zealand)

[@motorbike650]

Great creative song guys

[@adrianhendy]

Yamaha CS-80 though ;) RIP Rupert Hine

[@ericgeorge5483]

Great song that always reminds me of Scarborough Fair on William St Coach Park in 79, Awesome!

[@nuwhosucks1113]

RIP Rupert Hine

[@doloresmyatt9737]

Nice vid, it brought back to me why I did not like TOTP. Every time an artist came on who you liked some radio1 dj could not keep their gob closed !!!

[@HumbrianSung]

To this day, I still remember all the words. I learnt the song lyrics only to find out the actual name of the place is slightly different (changed to fit the song rythm), so I learnt that too and often get them tangled up..lol

[@jamesdoyle3885]

This song suggests Tonto and Kemosabe where pot smoking and well, also... you can guess the rest

[@mutinyonthekitkat]

I didn't realise till modern times that what he says at the beginning is a real word - the longest place name in the world in new Zealand - Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu. Its a tough one to spell right.

[@elle6968]

i know it's 2 years since your post, but thumbs up for the spelling. I always wondered what he said. have a lovely day love from Elle in England xx

[@barryholt9564]

Yeah- as a kid I was always sure it was Native American 'lingo' (I expect that was the idea?) -although hearing it as an adult you can 'make' it straight away as Maori. Probably wouldn't have in the 70's though- that's when down - under seemed like the other side of the world! Note to Kiwis - I know, I know- that's why I used lower case, no correspondence please! Either way, having it roll off the tongue like he does - pretty damn impressive!

[@mephistoxarses8585]

God bless "Copy and paste" 🤣

[@finbarrcorcoran9342]

Great lyrics.

[@propheticwitness8624]

Great song!!!!

[@neil73]

Taumata-whaka-tangi-hanga-kuayuwo tamate-aturi-pukaku-piki-maunga horonuku-pokaiawhen-uaka-tana-tahu mataku-atanganu-akawa-miki-tora

[@misery980]

Love it.

[@drprogensteinphp]

I've had this album for years, and have seen this video many times over the years as well. But now that you mention it, I actually see (and hear) some resemblance to Phil!

[@MrDaveW2022]

"Tonto know that Kimosabi Never ever have a woman Tonto sometime stop and wonder What the trip with the great white brother Maybe masked man he a poofter Try it on with surly Tonto Let me say to mister lawman Tonto doesn't mind" Only in the un-pc' 70's would you get away with that verse..... :) Pre-Brokeback Mountain anyone??????

[@TheGhost-gx5vd]

It goes to show how fucked up our society is today you can't say that you can't say this makes you wonder where is it going ?

[@TheGhost-gx5vd]

Who said vaseline

[@juddlfan]

The song originally was banned by the bbc.

[@opiniononion919]

The perks of being german I think =) I can say more or less whatever I want as long as I'm not present in any kind of media. Oh, and you can't say Nazi stuff.

[@pablomalaga4676]

@@opiniononion919 If you say the truth you go to jail like the 85 year old granny

[@andrewaris8459]

Love this song found myself xx

[@AlfUckhamHall]

Trevor Morais, simply brilliant.

[@leighwakeham3735]

Who lol?

[@alanjwilley3021]

@@leighwakeham3735 Drummist!

[@voodoo2444]

Classic!!!

[@davespeed45]

Not exactly pc but I like it!

[@davenight]

He looks like Rob Brydon lol. Would not get away with the lyrics if it were released today in this day of PC crap!

[@MrTerryb1956]

todays singers would struggle

[@Holygasoline]

Great post- I LOVE Trevor Morais playing style - this is such a classic, first single i ever bought !- cheers

[@tvpage3589]

amazing. very clever

[@flemwad]

He is miming because it is top of the pops, and at the time it was recorded it was ALL miming on that programme

[@fannycraddock99]

RIP Rupert.

[@AlfUckhamHall]

The former Peddlers drummer, Trevor Morais hammering the skins.

[@MrDai4912]

the singer looks exactly like B A Robinson

[@Mudge07]

dave williams The chin was passed from guest to guest so BA might've used it on one of his many visit to TOTP studios. I know that Nick Begg of Kagagoogoo used the the smile so much he nearly burnt it out - inspired by the Cunk history of music, chortle.

[@tdsymes]

Rupert Hine 21 September 1947 - 4 June 2020

[@joelthompson5587]

OUTSTANDING PLAYERS. LOVE THE WORD PLAY.

[@richardmorton4762]

Nice guitar sound

[@paulmason2036]

Rupert Hines utter genius

[@tunasalad448]

Steve Wright is the first person ever

[@paulmca8514]

Great song, loved it then, still love it, and as typical in all the shows he did, be it on radio or TV Steve Wright talks over the top of it. Grrr Brilliant guitar playing, the BBC banned it then kenny Everett who was gay kept playing it, he wan`t offended by it. Rupert Hines went on to be a producer with Stevie Nicks amongst others.

[@StargateCommando]

Maybe masked man he a pufter. LMFAO. Don't think that would be released in this day and age.

[@beelzibubbles]

Yays its back why was the other one removed?

[@alexwarren6515]

bought this song on my sixth birthday

[@lameplanet]

I think what they're saying is that the phrase at the beginning is the name of a place in New Zealand spoken in the Maori language. Or so it says on the wikipedia entry for this song.

[@00mummy00]

what a tune!!!!! Calvin harris should do a club remix, its got potential. I LOVE IT. up the tempo a bit a KILLER bass line. COOL

[@RebirthRadio2023]

Wow, there's an amazing hard house tune called "Clone Ranger" by Sister Suck that samples this.

[@uglycustard4488]

The nonsense words were also on Kenny Everett I used to impress mates at school by repeating it

[@Simbosan]

Not nonsense, a place name in NZ

[@MiceOnParole]

Whatever happened to tongue in cheek pop songs

[@raquelhotholes]

whoa! i thought I was sad enough looking to hear it! You've actually wiki-ed it! Get out more...

[@richardmorton4762]

So if you want to name your next child after a place, why not this one !?

[@sheilafaithfull10]

Its the Maori actual name of a place in Hawkes Bay New Zealand

[@ProcolHarum1967]

Quantum Jump

[@peterturley1331]

💜😪💔

[@alanthomas2235]

The woke people would have a field day with this one I love it

[@mephistoxarses8585]

That is why we need to keep it quiet

[@aerofly2]

I reckon that lead singer is a very young Anton Du Beke! 😉

[@wdave644]

he produced a couple of Chris De Burgh albums in the 80s if i remember rightly; Steve Wright's comments are great.. you can probably go to , spotify or itunes for uninterrupted versions if you want. he takes the rise out of himself, all tongue in cheek

[@acefreaky]

i thought the comments were about the music which is just typical 70s crazy stuff - has a catchy tune which even after alll these years is worth a remix cumone someone do it.!

[@SuperNapalm666]

check that chin,i remember it from years ago

[@craigremote]

because it wasn't a hit until june 79 when it was featured here on top of the pops

[@Rob-29266]

Im sure the drummer also was in the howard jones video, Like to get to know you well !!!!!

[@colinshortall2834]

The drummer was certainly in the Howard Jones video and his name is Trevor Morais.

[@duncanpriestley964]

@@colinshortall2834 Replaced Ringo in Rory Storm and the Hurricanes.

[@MrJsavo]

This song reminds me of schuberts 6th symphony in D minor & also in E flat. It was shite too !

[@EVERTONFC.]

There was a house track from 1990 or 89 with that rap thing in it.

[@21ccFilms]

There was the German novelty group, Edelweiss, who had a 1992 track called Raumschiff Edelweiss, which samples the intro.

[@jackholmes6964]

I had the record I played it on my mono record player what a poor record I cannot believe I had it 😢😢

[@BohemianConspiracy]

I can' understand is it supposed to be released in 77 ...i mean it's in their 1st 77record... so i can't understand why it's noted may 79 here...

[@1fcukingful]

where can i buy this song, no body sells it,

[@ambergordon9432]

Discogs!DUH!

[@sarahhealy1615]

I really love this band. Any Rupert Hine lookalikes out there I'd love to date you especially if you look just like he does n the video! Phwoar!!

[@SuperNapalm666]

Is it just me or is the singer a white Phil Lynott!

[@howardsix9708]

complate with dodgy lyrics...........loved it...................

[@BohemianConspiracy]

@damidob but some had great talent and did not resist to punk... It was easier to resist to punk if you was an american band , except maybe the new york area... than for British bands... in UK and London specially it was much harder to survive to punk... Sometimes the origin of your bands protects you more or less...

[@brighteyes8474]

This is fucking nuts. The Lone Ranger was as bent as a nineteen pound note.

[@MrRalphsworld]

I had the album that this was on but cant remember the name FFS! So,anyone??

[@Garrywith2rs]

Taumata-whaka-tangi-hanga-kuay­uwo-tamate-aturi-pukaku-piki-maung­a-horonuku-pokaiawhen-uaka-tana-­tahu-mataku-atanganu-akawa-miki-tor­a. Maori. The name of a hill in Hawke's Bay, New Zealand

[@Jojoseahorse]

You might enjoy this "terribly funny joke" from I was a kid; What is the closest thing to silver? The Lone Ranger's arse :)

[@HankYamamoto]

He looks like someone from Naked Brothers Band

[@fruitcake4t]

whats with the long face

[@MrsObama-kp9zl]

This comment deserves more likes

[@judgedredd123]

LABOUR has sold out, they are now tories in disguise

[@djnostalgia945]

And the prize for Most Irrelevant (& factually incorrect) Comment goes to... @judgedredd123 🤣

[@notanfningain]

think he looks a little bit like phil lynott espicially his expressions

[@barryholt9564]

Kinda does in fairness; mind you, only one of them was only ever gonna be able to carry off a self-conferred 'nom-de-guerre' like "The Rocker"... (Wasn't going to be Rupert!)

[@happydays2all1]

Wher's john Wayne when you need him. Happy Days

[@channelhismojo]

That's a New Zealand Maori place name.

[@vastariner]

But it's Steve Wright, so piginaphonebox was still correct.

[@andyk2500]

As a poofter myself it doesn’t bother me

[@ty3165]

you should listen to his radio show,its even worse

[@baselalnaser4093]

sory lone ranger by quatum jump

[@4statusquo]

LR n TONTO bum bandits ? lol

[@OzgyarR]

Rupert Hine is the greatest dinger ever

[@Turnbull50]

its in Hawaii

[@onranennak5]

..brilliant band, what a great underrated band, but Trevor had to make money with Tina Turner... !

[@jeffstorey5208]

Another song that is so terrible it is good, I remember those teeth on the gibberish part of the song

[@weegerri1sm]

Then again, being better than Crispy Boyles isn't exactly a challenge.

[@oldirtydasher]

Anyone else from Solomun set?

[@raquelhotholes]

so not, ?& almost certainly less a few inches if so...

[@acefreaky]

a place in wales cheeky c**t .....well all right after a few peace pipes they all sound the same- and might i say there are a few cowboys here mainly in the building trade , and scince the seventies plenty of indians too

[@jmac4696]

mean azz song im a maori man don't fool me