http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQObWW06VAM&feature=related i think this is what you were looking for: Jump on it - Sugarhill Gang Apache
I believe you are confused with the song entitled SHOP AROUND which was principally performed by Smokey Robinson and the Miracles, Mr. Robinson was credited with writing the song lyrics. don"t be sold on the very first one! (one fo the lines in the song) Irish influenced rap group, House of Pain, released a song called 'Jump Around' in 1992.
The band Toto released a song called "Joanna" in the early 80s.
The Cowsills. Errrr no - the lyrics are clearly different! the band that did this are called Moments and Whatnaughts and the track is called Girls. If you type the band name in to YouTube it will show you there 1975 Top Of The Pops appearance WHAT A CLASSIC TUNE Ciao Zoley NO... i think you're talking about GIRLS by SUGARHILL GANG "girls... girls!... sunshine in their hair... girls!... perfume that they wear.. girls!... girls are everywhere..." tried googling it and couldn't find it, but i promise that's how the song goes :D The first answer is correct! The song is called GIRLS and the group is THE MOMENTS, off the album LOOK AT ME. You can find it on ITunes to download. The SugarHill Gang is a sorta remake with the original samples around their rap lyrics.
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'Apache' by the Sugarhill Gang.
Apache by the Sugarhill Gang
Apache by the Sugarhill Gang
Rappers Delight by the Sugarhill Gang
Sugarhill Gang - "Rapper's Delight"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQObWW06VAM&feature=related i think this is what you were looking for: Jump on it - Sugarhill Gang Apache
The first ever Rap/Hip-Hop song was by the group Sugarhill Gang.
M.C. Wonder Mike of The Sugar Hill Gang. Song entitled "Rappers Delight" on Sugar Hill Records.
I'm guessing you meant "rapper's delight," and that track was by the Sugarhill Gang
You might be thinking of The Sugarhill Gang. They released a song in 1979 called "Rapper's Delight".
well wonder mike from sugarhill gang was white so i would have to say rappers delight
Ernie K. Doe - Here Come The Girls