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* CoverVersion: Everything the band does, including a song-for-song remake of TheBeatles' ''Music/SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand'' album.
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* StudioChatter: Their cover of "Every Breath You Take" begins with with someone yelling in a high-pitched voice "That does it, I'm calling the police!"
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* StudioChatter: Their cover of "Every Breath You Take" begins with with someone yelling in a high-pitched voice "That does it, I'm calling the police!"police!"
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* CoverVersion: Everything the band does, including a song-for-song remake of TheBeatles' ''Music/SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand'' album.
* OminousLatinChanting: Big Daddy recorded an EP as "The Benzedrine Monks of Santo Domonica," which reworked several contemporary rock songs (like "Smells Like Teen Spirit" and "Do Ya Think I'm Sexy") as Gregorian chants.
* OminousLatinChanting: Big Daddy recorded an EP as "The Benzedrine Monks of Santo Domonica," which reworked several contemporary rock songs (like "Smells Like Teen Spirit" and "Do Ya Think I'm Sexy") as Gregorian chants.
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'''Big Daddy''' is a comedy cover band. Their gimmick is that they were a rock-and-roll band whose plane crashed during a USO tour in 1959. When they were "rescued" in the 1970s, their manager handed them contemporary songs to play, but they only know the style of the 1950s. Leads to some ''hilarious'' covers, like "Super Freak" done as a tender love ballad, or the ''Franchise/StarWars'' theme performed as a Surf Guitar piece.
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'''Big Daddy''' is a comedy cover band. Their gimmick is that they were a rock-and-roll band whose plane crashed during a USO tour in 1959. When they were "rescued" in the 1970s, their manager handed them contemporary songs to play, but they only know knew the style of the 1950s. Leads to some ''hilarious'' covers, like "Super Freak" done as a tender love ballad, or the ''Franchise/StarWars'' theme performed as a Surf Guitar piece.
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* {{Retraux}}: Their shtick, covering newer songs InTheStyleOf TheFifties music. Their ''Star Wars'' cover sounds like something straight out of The Ventures' repertoire.
* StudioChatter: Their cover of "Every Breath You Take" begins with with someone yelling in a high-pitched voice "That does it, I'm calling the police!"
!!Big Daddy provides examples of:
* {{Retraux}}: Their shtick, covering newer songs InTheStyleOf TheFifties music. Their ''Star Wars'' cover sounds like something straight out of The Ventures' repertoire.
* StudioChatter: Their cover of "Every Breath You Take" begins with with someone yelling in a high-pitched voice "That does it, I'm calling the police!"
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Big Daddy is a comedy cover band. Their ''schtick'' is that they were a rock-and-roll band whose plane crashed during a USO tour in 1959. When they were "rescued" in the 1970s, their manager handed them contemporary songs to play, but they only know the style of the 1950s. Leads to some ''hilarious'' covers, like "Super Freak" done as a tender love ballad, or the Star Wars theme performed as a Surf Guitar piece.
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Big Daddy is a comedy cover band. Their ''schtick'' is that they were a rock-and-roll band whose plane crashed during a USO tour in 1959. When they were "rescued" in the 1970s, their manager handed them contemporary songs to play, but they only know the style of the 1950s. Leads to some ''hilarious'' covers, like "Super Freak" done as a tender love ballad, or the Star Wars theme performed as a Surf Guitar piece.
