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Wild Thing ist der Titel eines durch die britische Garage-Rock - Band The Troggs im Jahre 1966 bekannt gewordenen Songs, der zum Millionenseller wurde und nachfolgend in vielen Coverversionen erschienen ist. Inhaltsverzeichnis. 1 Entstehungsgeschichte. 2 Coverversion der Troggs. 3 Jimi Hendrix. 4 Weitere Coverversionen. 5 Einzelnachweise.
23. Aug. 2018 · Music video by The Troggs performing Wild Thing. © 1966 Mercury Records Limitedhttp://vevo.ly/ZbbOYt
28. Aug. 2007 · Watch the original video of The Troggs' classic hit Wild Thing, a song that defined the garage rock sound of the 60s.
7. Sept. 2021 · Live At Monterey Pop Festival
19. Sept. 2014 · Wild Thing auf Deutsch. Wild Thing deutsche Übersetzung. von The Troggs. Original. Übersetzung. Wild Thing Lyrics Übersetzung. Wildes Ding, du bist mein Herzklang, machst mich so verrückt, Mann, irre. Wildes Ding. Wildes Ding, ich denk' ich lieb' dich, doch ganz sicher bin ich nicht. Komm und halt mich fest, Ich lieb' dich. Wildes Ding,
23. Apr. 2022 · By Marc Shapiro. ( Classic Rock ) published 23 April 2022. Songwriter Chip Taylor received a phone call: A song was needed, and soon. Minutes later, Wild Thing "just erupted" (Image credit: Central Press/Getty Images) The Beatles ’ Yesterday is far and away the most covered song on the planet.
Wild Thing Lyrics: Wild thing / You make my heart sing / You make everything groovy / Wild thing / Wild thing, I think I love you / But I wanna know for sure / Come on, hold me...
7. Nov. 2015 · Music. 'Wild Thing': Making Hearts Sing For 50 Years. November 7, 20158:12 AM ET. Heard on Weekend Edition Saturday. 3-Minute Listen. Playlist. The iconic rock song "Wild Thing" was written...
15. Apr. 2016 · ‘Wild Thing’: 50 years of an indestructible song | CNN. By Todd Leopold, CNN. 6 minute read. Published 9:48 AM EDT, Fri April 15, 2016. Link Copied! The Troggs had their biggest hit with...
"Wild Thing" is a song written by American songwriter Chip Taylor and popularized by the English rock band the Troggs. It was originally recorded and released by the American rock band the Wild Ones in 1965, but it did not chart.
