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Hey Baby

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If you haven't heard this song yet than I think you should.This is the best party song that I have ever heard.The first time I heard it was in Germany at some party.Everyone just started dancing and I wasn't concentrating on the song so I didn't really catch what was going on.When I got back to South Africa I heard the song again and it just hit me what a cool party song it is.You know it is one of those sing along songs that everyone can learn and the beat og the music is just....I can't even explain it. I have been looking for the cd for the last 3 months but you can't buy it anywhere in South Africa. I don't really have 11US$ so I thought I would write a review and see if I am luck enough to win that 50US$ voucher, so that I can buy the cd. Please take my review in consideration. Thank you

"Hey Baby (Uh Ah)" is an updated version of the old Bruce Channel song that took Europe by storm last summer. Reaching number one in almost every country it was released in, this song isn't too bad just as long as you remember it's supposed to be a novelty song. The chorus is highly infectious (it's what the song is best remembered for), and the track is accompanied by powerful dance beat. I prefer listening to the 'extended club mix' version as this was the one played mostly in the top European resorts last summer. "Uh Ah" is really nothing more than an instrumental version of the lead track. The follow-up single, "Do Wah Diddy (Party Mix)", and the album which this song hails from, "Never Stop The Alpenpop" are both terrible though - proving DJ Otzi is destined to become yet another one-hit wonder.....

Jon

Oh my God. I was in Blackpool at The Counting House and this tune came on right at the very end. The bar staff could not get rid of the people who were singing for a good 20 miutes. One bar member even started dancing on the bar. Everyone started chanting "Matty Hill" as everyone seemed to know the young lad. The barman obviously enjoys dancing to cheesey music and you could tell. This tune has it all. Go out and buy it as soon as possible.

At my school we did a dance to this song and it totally rocks the house a little pricy but it is a great song buy buy buy!

Great song very big in england its been number 1. the trackis a cheasy pop version of the dirty dancing original. But listen to this song you will love it.

I have been living in Germany for the last three years, and have heard this song thousands of times. It is a good drinking song, and can be heard at fests all over Europe, especially at Oktoberfest, and at the Apres Ski in St. Anton, Austria. All you have to do is sing the first line, and about 20 Germans will finish it for you. A great song to dance on tables to.

I first heard this song at the 2000 Oktoberfest in Munich, Germany. Every time I hear this rendition of the old American song Hey Baby, it brings back memories of a tremendous vacation and fun times. DJ Otzi is from Tyrol, Austria. Their music as played by the German Oktoberfest band really got the crowd worked into a frenzy and everyone sang along...what a memorable experience!

I heard this song all through-out Oktoberfest in Munich/Munchen 2008. And this is the original version, which seems a bit hard to find. High energy and fun, definitely something to add to your driving playlist.

The disc has several versions. I didn't really notice a difference in them.

I heard this cd at a football game and loved its sound, but can't for the life of me figure out why two songs on the CD were so costly!!! Anyone know why?

this song is nice and has a good beat to it.i recomend it.