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Line 13: ** Similarly, "[[Name's the Same\|Scatman]]" John Larkin. What makes him particularly amazing is that he had a stutter... which incidentally [[Disability Superpower\|gave him amazing scatting abilities.]] * Just about every up-tempo song by [[Roger Miller]] is bound to have some of this. ** His song "[~~http~~https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=~~z3-EwMJDQek~~Lg7DcCI39GY Dang Me]" may be his best example, as it ''opens'' with scatting, and has further scatting all through the rest of it. * "Installation" from the soundtrack of ''[[Coraline (animation)\|Coraline]]''. * [[Goldfrapp]]'s songs ''Voicething'', ''Slippage'', ''Oompa Radar'' and ''Felt Mountain'' -- although the last two have lyrics that are basically 'Do do do do do', ''Slippage'' has her clearly saying, 'La la la la la la la' and 'Oh, yeah' before [[Careful with That Axe\|screaming.]] * [[Orbital]] had several songs like this: "Dŵr Budr", "Out There Somewhere?" (both featuring the aforementioned Alison Goldfrapp), and "Way Out". * Ray Barretto's song ''Acid''. Line 153: * [[Jason Mraz]] does quite a bit of this, especially in his live performances. It features at least once in the majority of his songs. * [[Led Zeppelin]] does this in "D'yer Mak'er" and "The Ocean". == Anime ==

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