9 thoughts on “ Kung Fu Fighting - Various - Dad Dancing (The Ultimate Party Album) (CDr, Album) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CDr release of Dad Dancing (The Ultimate Party Album) on Discogs. Label: Universal Music TV - none • Format: CDr Album, Promo, Sampler • Country: UK • Genre: Rock, Funk / Soul, Pop • Kung Fu Fighting:

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2. It's a lot of fun, it has some of the best dancing songs ever on that album. It's very well organised, and it's highly recommended for anybody who loves dancing. Surprisingly, at a New Year's Party, all the dads were too tired or too shy to get up and dance to any of the songs on the album/5(7).

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3. The kung fu movie craze driven in part by movie legend Bruce Lee and the ABC-TV series Kung Fu was at its peak, but still Biddu didn't think the song was another more than amusing B-side filler. When he submitted it to Pye Records, the label's A&R head excitedly chose "Kung Fu Fighting" as the A-side.

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4. This Album (P) + (C) Echo Beach / SMV another catch production Made in Germany A whispered acapella version of "Kung Fu Fighting" by an unknown female vocalist appears at the end of the last track/5(10).

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5. Carl Douglas originally released Kung Fu Fighting written by Carl Douglas and Carl Douglas released it on the single Kung Fu Fighting in It was also covered by Springbok, Skameleon, Bus Stop featuring Carl Douglas [sampled], Exit and other artists. It is sampled by Bus Stop featuring Carl Douglas [sampled] and Dickie Goodman.

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6. The tragedy of Carl Douglas' career is that he was actually a good singer, capable of being more than a novelty act. Nobody really cares, though, because he was the guy who sang "Kung Fu Fighting," a delightfully silly artifact of the '70s, combining disco and kung fu films in an absurdly catchy, unforgettable way.

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7. At first, the song didn’t get any airplay on the radio for the first five weeks, but it later became popular in dance clubs. “Kung Fu Fighting” topped the charts in the United States, the.

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8. "Kung Fu Fighting" is a disco song by Jamaican vocalist Carl Douglas, written by Douglas and produced by British-Indian musician Biddu. It was released as a single in on the cusp of a chopsocky film craze and rose to the top of the British, Australian, Canadian, and American charts, in addition to reaching the top of the Soul Singles chart. It received a Gold certification .

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9. Jun 17,  · This is compilation of over 40 martial art movies and 3 renditions to the song, "Kung Fu Fighting;" Carl Douglas, Crazy Frog and Fat Boy Slim; I know you will enjoy this 13 minute video expression.

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