Whoot! There It Is

Album: Quad City Knock (1993)
Charted: 11
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  • Lyrics currently unavailable Writer/s: ARTHUR HENRY BAKER, JOHN ROBIE, JOHNNY MC GOWAN
    Publisher: Audiam, Inc., CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC, Downtown Music Publishing, Warner Chappell Music, Inc., Word Collections Publishing

Comments: 3

  • Diggie from Jacksonville, FlAll the facts from 95 South themselves in this interview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LchJT2AxUxM
  • Ricardo Mills from Canonsburg, Pathe remix version of this song (which by the way, the actual music video was done to)isnt on the full album, but was available on the single, and was FAR better than Tag Teams version. in fact, the remix is STILL played in clubs to this day.
  • Eugene from Minneapolis, MnYeah, I definately heard this gem first before the Tag Team version "Whoomp". If I hear the next person say "whoops..there it is" one more time....
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