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Genre: Rock

Group Dance Epidemic by Brave Combo

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1. Hokey Pokey [Rock Style]		5:32
2. Mexican Hat Dance		1:54
3. Never on Sunday		4:05
4. Limbo Rock/Hand Jive		5:21
5. Hustle		4:07
6. Chicken Dance		2:40
7. Ma Navu		4:18
8. Jeffrey		4:01
9. Peanut Vendor		3:33
10. Jeopardy [Schottische]		1:28
11. Hokey Pokey [Go-Go Style]		3:00
12. Bunny Hop		3:28

Leave it to a bunch of fun guys like Brave Combo to find their own spin on the group-dance phenomenon with a collection of originally rendered versions of everybody's favorite dance tunes -- and a few more that might not be on everybody's dance card. Perhaps the best thing about this anarchic combo is the obvious relish in playing the music they so clearly love. Originally formed as a dance combo -- albeit a weird, cross-genre, cross-cultural one -- Brave Combo Read More

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