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Boris Badenough
Real Name:
Dean Anderson
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Boris Badenough / Betanoff was a name used by Dean Anderson for the tune "What's Up Rocky" AKA "Hey Rocky" which used samples from the carton "Rocky & Bullwinkle" and was supposedly a taunt to the boss of DJ International, Rocky Jones.
The name is obviously a parody of the name of the famour opera "Boris Godunov" but it seems the people writing the tracklistings couldn't decide on a spelling. On the sleeve of the London release of Chicago Trax double LP (discogs release 27839), the track is credited to Betanoff, but the sleeve notes refer to Badenough!
The name is obviously a parody of the name of the famour opera "Boris Godunov" but it seems the people writing the tracklistings couldn't decide on a spelling. On the sleeve of the London release of Chicago Trax double LP (discogs release 27839), the track is credited to Betanoff, but the sleeve notes refer to Badenough!
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