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* There is a music video that goes with this song, and it is featured on The Simpsons Complete Season Two DVD, disc four. |
* There is a music video that goes with this song, and it is featured on The Simpsons Complete Season Two DVD, disc four. |
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* In both the song and music video, the "epilogue" to Bart's song, where Bart goes to the barbershop, is identical to the Tracy Ullman short "Bart's Haircut", right down to the barber's appearance and Bart's line "Just a little off the top." |
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*In the courtroom scene of the music video, one of the witnesses is [[The Tell Tale Head|a decapitated Jebidiah Springfield]]. |
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| B-side | "Siblings Rivalry" |
"Deep, Deep Trouble" is a song from the album The Simpsons Sing the Blues, which was a novelty album for the television series, The Simpsons. Although the single was released in 1990, it is considered the second single from the album. The song features and was produced by DJ Jazzy Jeff.
Chart performance
"Deep, Deep Trouble" was successful in the UK, where it peaked at #7, becoming The Simpsons' second top ten hit in the UK.
"Deep, Deep Trouble" gave The Simpsons' their first (and only) chart entry in the United States, where it peaked at #69 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Track listing
CD Single
The remixes were also produced by DJ Jazzy Jeff.
- "Deep, Deep Trouble" (LP Version)
- "Deep, Deep Trouble" (Dance Mix Edit)
- "Deep, Deep Trouble" (Full Dance Mix)
- "Siblings Rivalry" (LP Version)
Trivia
 | This article contains a list of miscellaneous information. (September 2007) |
- In "Bart Simpson: The Music Video", the song "Deep, Deep Trouble" is heard during clips of the show's 6th and 14th seasons, like most of the "Bart vs. Lisa vs. The Third Grade" clips.
- There is a music video that goes with this song, and it is featured on The Simpsons Complete Season Two DVD, disc four.
- In both the song and music video, the "epilogue" to Bart's song, where Bart goes to the barbershop, is identical to the Tracy Ullman short "Bart's Haircut", right down to the barber's appearance and Bart's line "Just a little off the top."
- In the courtroom scene of the music video, one of the witnesses is a decapitated Jebidiah Springfield.