The song is from Little Richard, "All Around The World" (1958). I am specifically parodying (or emulating) the End Credits Sequence from the movie Red Scorpion (1988). The song was originally mixed with gunfire and explosions as the credits rolled -- but that was it... just an audio mix. I created the freeze-frame introductions, similar to what some 1980's comedy films did back then. Ultimately, I couldn't use the original audio from the movie. I took a newer remastered version of the song, and then added similar-sounding effects at a few specific moments to make it sound very reminiscent to the way the original was done. If you haven't heard the original in a while, I dont think you can tell it's a different version. I tried to make it sound very similar, but I needed to be able to add sound effects to match the video segments I was making, so I couldn't use the original arrangement.
The song is from Little Richard, "All Around The World" (1958). I am specifically parodying (or emulating) the End Credits Sequence from the movie Red Scorpion (1988). The song was originally mixed with gunfire and explosions as the credits rolled -- but that was it... just an audio mix. I created the freeze-frame introductions, similar to what some 1980's comedy films did back then. Ultimately, I couldn't use the original audio from the movie. I took a newer remastered version of the song, and then added similar-sounding effects at a few specific moments to make it sound very reminiscent to the way the original was done. If you haven't heard the original in a while, I dont think you can tell it's a different version. I tried to make it sound very similar, but I needed to be able to add sound effects to match the video segments I was making, so I couldn't use the original arrangement.