Master Blaster
I remember a late 1970 song titled "Master Blaster." I still can't understand the meaning of the title. Could you please shed some light on it? Thank you.
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It is forced to be rhyming words. Master - expert, very proficient and skilled, Blast = a wonderful time, a great experience (party, fun) Blast (verb) = blow a horn Master Blaster: He's a virtuoso at making music with a horn-like or wind instrument.
- It is forced to be rhyming words.
- Master - expert, very proficient and skilled, Blast = a wonderful time, a great experience (party, fun) Blast (verb) = blow a horn Master Blaster: He's a virtuoso at making music with a horn-like or wind instrument.
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It is forced to be rhyming words.
Master - expert, very proficient and skilled,
Blast = a wonderful time, a great experience (party, fun)
Blast (verb) = blow a horn
Master Blaster: He's a virtuoso at making music with a horn-like or wind instrument.
0From the Song Facts website:
'The phrase "Master Blaster" is never uttered by Wonder in this song: it is sung by the backup singers in the line, "We're in the middle of the makin's of the master blaster jammin'." In this context, the "Master Blaster" is *** or whatever higher
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