Hello everyone!
Hope someone can help me identify a song I heard on the radio sometime in the 90s, maybe early 2000s.
It has stuck in my mind, I can’t shake it off, and I can’t identify the artist or the song.
I really don’t have much to go except the chorus (or maybe it was a bridge). Just one sentence, repeated twice:
It doesn’t mean a thing,
it doesn’t mean a thing.
Now, the voice was male, quite deep, it was a pop song, not hard, but not a ballad, was kind of grooving. The way the singer sang it was fluid and he lingered the “mean” in the sentence, sounded like:
“it doesn’t meeeeeean a thing,
it doesn’t meeeeeeean
a-thing”.
Then, if I remember correctly came a brass/horn(?) section, but very short. Not sure about this, could as well be a synth sounding like it…
Maybe these clues just sound ridiculous, but I hope someone can identify this.
Thanks, guys!