Spiderbait - Black Betty

"Black Betty" by Spiderbait, from the album "Tonight Alright" which was released in 2004. The song "Black Betty" by Spiderbait is about a mysterious woman named Black Betty who is strong and independent. The chorus, which repeats "Whoa Black Betty, bam-ba-lam," contributes to the lively rhythm of the song. The lyrics describe Black Betty as always prepared and steady, showing she&tough and sure of herself. Even though she&wild, people admire her and feel excited around her. The song&fast pace and energetic singing make it fun and memorable to listen to. Connect with Spiderbait: Spiderbait is a rock band from Finley, New South Wales, Australia. They started in 1989 with Janet English as the bass guitarist and singer, Kram as the drummer and singer, and Damian Whitty as the guitarist. Their cover of the old song "Black Betty" became a hit in 2004, reaching number one on the ARIA Singles Chart. They have made five albums that were popular, including "The Unfinished Spanish Galleon of Finley Lake" in 1995, "Ivy and the Big Apples" in 1996, "Grand Slam" in 1999, "Tonight Alright" in 2004, and "Greatest Hits" in 2005. The band has won two ARIA Music Awards: one in 1997 for "Best Alternative Release" for their album "Ivy and the Big Apples," and another in 2000 for "Best Cover-Art" for their single "Glockenpop." In November 2013, Spiderbait released their first studio album in nine years. #TonightAlright