Of course, most people are familiar with THIS version. I know I am anyway:

Rad

anc282 said:

Of course, most people are familiar with THIS version. I know I am anyway:

Here's the actual video for it.

I never knew they were Native Americans. All the pow wow stuff is interesting an combining feathers with bizarre 1970s hippy outfits cool. They also had a hit in 1971 with witch queen of New Orleans.

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The Real McCoy version is complete mid 1990s Scando/Eurodance shite, really a group led by a gay ass looking German/Danish gay dude called Olaf Jeglitza and some Danish/Negro chick with looped in computa beats and ESOL singing abilities could not compare to the magnificence of mid 1970s dance and boogie music with groovy melodies and a unbelievably catchy hook.

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The medloies of this song (Redbone 1974, not Real McCoy 1994) drag you in, you find yourself stompin and playing air guitar to it, real music, great playing and those guitars almost seem too tiny for those guys, its like Tonto playing a ukulele (In the best way possible) but outcome comes this irresistable mid 70s dance groove

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anc282 said:

Of course, most people are familiar with THIS version. I know I am anyway:

I seriously never ever heard this version

Really? It was a big hit. At least over here in Australia.

nextedition said:

anc282 said:

Of course, most people are familiar with THIS version. I know I am anyway:

I seriously never ever heard this version

I never did either; I remember the original from when I was a kid.

This is an extended version of the original

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And the version with pow wow dancing at the start

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However this version is not lipsynched and does not sound as good (I think Pat and Lolly were a little flat that day and the guitars needed turning). The dancing is interesting though.

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Adorecream said:

This is an extended version of the original

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And the version with pow wow dancing at the start

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However this version is not lipsynched and does not sound as good (I think Pat and Lolly were a little flat that day and the guitars needed turning). The dancing is interesting though.

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I had the original on 45--back then that's all I could get for two for a dollar.

JabarR74 said:

anc282 said:

Of course, most people are familiar with THIS version. I know I am anyway:

Here's the actual video for it.

This is god awful.