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[[West Street Mob]] was a group on the [[Sugar Hill]] Records label, made a song which interpolated parts of the "[[Apache]]" song by the [[Incredible Bongo Band]]; this song was called "[[Break Dance (Electric Boogie)]]". [[West Street Mob]] was a group on the [[Sugar Hill]] Records label, made a song which interpolated parts of the "[[Apache]]" song by the [[Incredible Bongo Band]]; this song was called "[[Break Dance (Electric Boogie)]]".
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-*Electric Boogie" (West Street Mob, 1984), "I'm in Love" (Evelyn "Champagne" ...+*Electric Boogie" (West Street Mob, 1984)
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West Street Mob was a group on the Sugar Hill Records label, made a song which interpolated parts of the "Apache" song by the Incredible Bongo Band; this song was called "Break Dance (Electric Boogie)".

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  • Electric Boogie" (West Street Mob, 1984)




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