Ne-Ne-Na-Na-Na-Na-Nu-Nu

Ne-Ne-Na-Na-Na-Na-Nu-Nu was released in 1980 by the British 2-tone ska band Bad Manners as part of their debut album, Ska 'n' B. The track is a high-energy cover of the 1964 song by Dicky Doo and the Don'ts, adapted to fit the band's trademark raucous, horn-driven style. Produced by David Jordan and released on the Magnet label, it captured the peak of the late 1970s and early 1980s British ska revival, a subculture defined by multicultural influence and energetic dancehall performances.

The band was led by the charismatic frontman Buster Bloodvessel, whose flamboyant persona and stage presence were central to their public image. The design and marketing for the single aligned with the visual aesthetic of the 2-tone movement, often featuring bold typography and motifs associated with the Mod and ska subcultures. The record was well-received by the band's growing fan base, helping to cement their reputation as one of the most accessible and commercially successful groups within the ska revival scene.