Carl_Douglas-Kung_Fu_Fighter-(CNC4020-2)-CD-1994-211

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MP3/FLAC

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211

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70,73 MB

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15

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2009-07-25

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 Release  :                   Carl Douglas - Kung Fu Fighter


 Artist      : Carl Douglas
 Album       : Kung Fu Fighter
 Genre       : Funk
 Source      : Retail CD
 Label       : CNC
 Cat. Number : CNC4020-2
 URL         :
 Street Date : 1994-03-31
 Rip Date    : 2009-07-24
 Encoder     : LAME3.97 / -V2 --vbr-new
 Quality     : 189kbps    44100Hz    Joint Stereo
 Tracks      : 15
 Time        : 51:38 min
 Size        : 74.16 MB



     01  Kung Fu Fighting                                         3:15
     02  Witchfinder General                                      2:52
     03  When You Got Love                                        3:29
     04  Changing Times                                           2:59
     05  I Want To Give You My Everything                         2:36
     06  Dance The Kung Fu                                        3:07
     07  Never Had This Dream Before                              3:08
     08  I Don't Care What People Say                             3:35
     09  Blue Eyed Soul (Part1)                                   4:46
     10  Blue Eyed Soul (Part2)                                   3:19
     11  Shanghaid                                                2:55
     12  Honest Woman                                             3:25
     13  Loving You                                               2:59
     14  Kung Fu Fighting '89                                     5:49
     15  Kung Fu Fighting '89 (Remixed Version)                   3:24



     The one-hit wonder behind the disco novelty smash "Kung Fu Fighting," Carl
     Douglas was also the first Jamaican-born artist to score a number one
     single in the United States. Douglas was raised in both California and
     Jamaica, and eventually moved to England to study sound engineering. In
     1964, he formed a group called the Big Stampede, which released a couple of
     U.K. singles; two years later, he formed the Explosions while living in
     Spain. Upon returning to England, Douglas teamed up with a band called
     Gonzales, which quickly led to his becoming a session vocalist for Pye
     Records.

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