Jump 'N The Saddle - The Curly Shuffle flac album

We do the Curly Shuffle We do the Curly Shuffle. Well, we never miss a chance We get up and dance and do the Curly Shuffle. About The Curly Shuffle. The 1980s spawned a number of short-lived, odd dance crazes like The Cabbage Patch, The Kid ‘N Play, The Robot, The Sprinkler and many more. The Curly Shuffle was a novelty hit based around the idea that people could incorporate one of The Three Stooges actor Jerome Curly Howard’s slapstick body motions into their dance moves repertoire, like the others listed above.

Album: Jump 'N the Saddle Band (1983). Charted: 15. Get the Sheet Music License This Song. This novelty song is a tribute to the comedy team of the Three Stooges. The band's lead singer, Peter Quinn, mimicks Curly's catchphrases during the choruses. After becoming a local hit in 1983, it attracted the attention of Atlantic Records and was re-released nationally a year later.

Оригинальный текст песни Jump 'N' The Saddle Band - The Curly Shuffle и слова. Самая большая база текстов. Well, we never miss a chance, we get up and dance and do the Curly shuffle Well, me and my friends, we all love to see Comedy classics on late night TV Those knuckleheads get in a scuffle They push and they shove doing the Curly shuffle (Hey Moe! Hey Moe!) Hey Moe!

The Curly Shuffle" is a novelty song written by singer Peter Quinn as an homage to The Three Stooges film comedy team. It was initially recorded by Quinn's group Jump 'N the Saddle Band, and first released in late 1983. The timing of the recording nearly coincided with The Three Stooges receiving their star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on 30 August 1983. This recording made on the US Billboard charts in early 1984.

Jump 'N the Saddle Band had one of the biggest novelty hits of the '80s with "The Curly Shuffle," which was a novelty not just because it was a salute to perhaps the most idiotic of the Three Stooges - and, appropriately, had the band's lead vocalist Peter Quinn mimicking most of Curly's catch phrases - but because the group's Western. Auxiliary member Anne Schwartz penned a few songs on their lone album, 1984's Jump 'N the Saddle Band, but leader Quinn was only responsible for "The Curly Shuffle," which meant that the rest of the album was devoted to such bar band standards as "Deep in the Heart of Texas" and "The Chicken Song (Ain't Nobody Here But Us Chickens)," as. well as such sharp covers as Nick Lowe's party anthem "Play That Fast Thing (One More Time).

The Curly Shuffle ‎(7", Mono, Promo). The Curly Shuffle ‎(7", Single). The Curly Shuffle, Jump For Joy ‎(7", Single, SP). Atlantic.

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