Black Lace - Hokey Cokey

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A DJ without a Black Lace record is not a DJ. Black Lace represented Great Britain in 1979 in the Eurovision Song Contest and then in 1981 split up from a four-piece act into the now famous duo that we all love or hate. In 1983, Black Lace really hit the big time when they made the Top Ten with "Superman" and in the following year with "Agadoo" and "Do The Conga". Few songs are guaranteed to raise people from their seats for years to come but these never fail, even 32 years on. Understandably, whether people are young, old or in-between, fun is always high on our list of priorities. Black Lace are exactly that - fun!! This is Black Lace, a legend in their own lunch box!
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This is a very special piece of work. Back in the 80's, there was a great degree of political unrest. The Cold War was ongoing, Iraq and Iran were fighting and John Lennon was assassinated in April 1980. If only he had been around to witness this. Momentous lines like "You put your left arm in" and "You put your right arm in" was a searing critique of political division. The reaching of stretched arms, in yearning for peace, was a call to action for all the world leaders. Bent knees represented the world falling under the weight of corruption, calling for a better way. If only people had listed to Black Lace. If only.

[@malkomalkavian]

The whole thing harks back to pre-christian Britain, in which The Hokey Cokey was the core religious ritual. The absorption of the body of the individual into the body of the community, signaled by the utterance of the holy 'whooooaaa!', was the basis for social cohesion until the twentieth century.

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This is the best song I’ve ever heard

[@annwright9369]

I love this too Harrison 👏

[@bluelightning6167]

I was 3 years old. My first ever song I loved

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Why do I have to do this for school 😭💀✋🏼

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I love this song! 😀

[@SamPearson368]

Agreed!

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Last time i heard this was at my friend' 9 th birthday it was amazing

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[@coolcattigger]

Last time I heard this was at my 8th birthday disco party

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Good

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Class 175106 Drives By Playing This Hitting YS60 FMC & The Idiot Who Called Me A Bully

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& 175003 Aswell

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relistening to this when you have a dirty mind isn't very...entertaining

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Sobriety test dance.

[@FordTransitMan2008]

Sounds Better Than Colby Kendrick😈

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Sorry 😊

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The indiciveness of the gaslighting brexit supporting conservatives in a nutshell.

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