Cotton Eye Joe by the Rednex Is Now 25 Years Old

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steve149

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25 Years !!! We missed the birthday in August, but the song was released August 12, 1994 .. so who feels old ???

BTW, MY favorite album (Dark Side of the Moon) hit 46 this year ..
 
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I created a 6 mins Version, still playing the music-video regularly. I distinctly remember the day when one of my guys who was working with another guy who does video parties comes back and tells me that I have to get this music-video ASAP, like right now. He tells me something about country music, country people, line dancing, violins, a guy beating on a drum & the place going crazy. I’m like WTF are you talking about. But I listened, the rest is history. Same person turned me on to a few songs I didn’t know about. Yes, the 90’s were so much fun music-wise.
 
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The Electric Boogie was written by Neville "Bunny Wailer" for singer Marcia Griffiths in 1976. The was released in 1976, then in 1983 then remixed and re-released 1989. Marcia was one of the singers with Bob Marley and is referred to as the Queen of Reggae. Bob Marley also had a song out in 1976 “Positive Vibrations”. “Vibrations” was a popular term back then. If you know anything about the music or artists you’d know there is zero chance the song could be about vibrators.
 
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B-Sharp said:
That was a satirical news article that went viral. It's not correct.

Was 'The Electric Slide' Written About Vibrators? - (https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/electric-slide-written-vibrators/)
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adj2ent said:
The Electric Boogie was written by Neville "Bunny Wailer" for singer Marcia Griffiths in 1976. The was released in 1976, then in 1983 then remixed and re-released 1989. Marcia was one of the singers with Bob Marley and is referred to as the Queen of Reggae. Bob Marley also had a song out in 1976 “Positive Vibrations”. “Vibrations” was a popular term back then. If you know anything about the music or artists you’d know there is zero chance the song could be about vibrators.
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lol... guys...i was joking...

thanks for the wikipedia cut and pastes tho...

cc
 
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