Smokin' Cheeba Cheeba
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| - | + | "Smokin' Cheeba Cheeba" was written by Paul and Ann Winley and performed by the [[Harlem Underground Band]] in [[1976]] on their only album on [[Paul Winley Records]]. It features jazz-guitar great [[George Benson]], a lengthy harmonica solo by [[Buddy "Pop" Lewis]] and the recurring "cheeba cheeba" theme sung by [[Ann Winley]]. In 1989, [[Tone Loc]] sampled this track for his own "Cheeba Cheeba." | |
| - | "Smokin' Cheeba Cheeba" was written by Paul and Ann Winley and performed by the [[Harlem Underground Band]] in [[1976]] on their only album on Paul Winley Records. It features jazz-guitar great [[George Benson]], a lengthy harmonica solo by [[Buddy "Pop" Lewis]] and the recurring "cheeba cheeba" theme sung by [[Ann Winley]]. In 1989, [[Tone Loc]] sampled this track for his own "Cheeba Cheeba." | + | |
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"Smokin' Cheeba Cheeba" was written by Paul and Ann Winley and performed by the Harlem Underground Band in 1976 on their only album on Paul Winley Records. It features jazz-guitar great George Benson, a lengthy harmonica solo by Buddy "Pop" Lewis and the recurring "cheeba cheeba" theme sung by Ann Winley. In 1989, Tone Loc sampled this track for his own "Cheeba Cheeba."
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