Rollin' Dany
The Fall · Other Songs - The Fall
Nobody's talking about Rollin' Dan
Everybody's talking about the working man
Nobody's talking about Rollin' Dan
Rollin' Dany
He was the rollin' man
Well, Dan walked into the old dancehall
Told the women he loved 'em all
Two six women did a dance and crawl
And I'm-a telling ya man this cat'd fool 'em all
Rollin' Dany
He was the rollin' man
Go
And three, four, five six, cats linked up against the wall
And mothers you dared the girls
But if you loved ya women and ya loved 'em right
And I'm-a telling ya man, they were in for a fight
From a Rollin' Dany
He was the rollin' man
Go
Well, everybody's talking about the working man
Nobody's talking about Rollin' Dany
Everybody's talking about the working man
Nobody's talking about Rollin' Dany
Rollin' Dany
He was the rollin' man
Rollin' Dany
He was the rollin' man
Rollin' Dany
He was the rollin' man
Rollin' Dany man
He was the rollin' man
Rollin' Dany
Rollin' Dany is a track by The Fall, a band known for its distinctive blend of punk energy and experimental rock. Released during a period when the group was exploring diverse sonic landscapes, the recording reflects Ian MacCormack's characteristic vocal delivery and the band's willingness to push boundaries within the post-punk genre. While specific album placement details vary in historical records, the song stands as a testament to The Fall's evolving musical identity in the late 1970s and early 1980s. It captures the raw, driving rhythm and atmospheric tension that defined their work during this era, contributing to their legacy as innovators who refused to conform to standard rock structures. The piece remains a notable example of their discography, showcasing the interplay between their sharp instrumentation and MacCormack's emotive, often enigmatic vocal style.