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Which song starts the same as Harlem shuffle?
the answer is : Jump Around by House of Pain .....Found it myself!
Who sang the song about the Massachusetts Transit Authority back in the early sixties?
That would be the "Kingston Trio".
Who sang the song Lido not sure of the spelling?
'Lodi' is by Creedence Clearwater revival.'Lido Shuffle' is by Boz Scaggs.
Who sang the song question from the late sixties or early seventys?
Moody Blues in 1970
Who sang the sixties rock song DIZZY?
Tommy Roe in 1969
Which song starts the same as Harlem shuffle?
the answer is : Jump Around by House of Pain .....Found it myself!
Who sang the song about the Massachusetts Transit Authority back in the early sixties?
That would be the "Kingston Trio".
Who sang the song Lido not sure of the spelling?
'Lodi' is by Creedence Clearwater revival.'Lido Shuffle' is by Boz Scaggs.
Who sang the sixties rock song DIZZY?
Tommy Roe in 1969
Who sang the song question from the late sixties or early seventys?
Moody Blues in 1970
Where can you buy the RB Song Cuban Shuffle?
The name of the song is Cupid Shuffle not the Cuban Shuffle.
Is the song cubic shuffle or cupid shuffle?
Cupid Shuffle
Who sang the song everyone knows its windy?
The Association. A sunshine pop band popular in the sixties.(actually the title is: everyone knows it's windy
Who sang the song Everyday I'm Shufflin'?
It's a phrase used in the 2011 song "Party Rock Anthem" by LMFAO (David Listenbee and Lauren Bennett). It is written shuffling or shufflin' but pronounced shuffle-in.
Who sang a song in the sixties called tippy toeing maybe the browns?
Tiptoe through the tulips was sung most famously by Tiny Tim in 1968. Al Dubin and Joe Burke wrote the song in 1929.
What is the name of the song Cuban Shuffle?
The name of the song is actually the Cupid Shuffle. It is by the singer Cupid and the song was released in the year 2007.
What is the name of the song in the youtube video Harlem shake?
The popular music used in all (or at least most) of the Harlem Shake videos are from Bauuer's "Harlem Shake" song. You can find his song on YouTube and the song is basically an extended version of the Harlem Shake with some added sections.
