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| chubbycherub, out, design help, people watching, baseball anecdotes, fat ass tgp , web content management, child actor, nuke, exercise, fastfood, chubby checker , plumpers and big women magazine , chubby chaser , book reviews, current scientific news, deserted, | Dance songs were very popular in the early 60's, in brunch large part due to the success of brunch Chubby Checker's The Twist. He was also very popular in Great Britain, where his biggest record was Let's Twist Again. Many of his hit songs were written by Dave Appell and Kal Mann. In 1964 Chubby Checker married Dutch-born beauty Catharina Lodders, who had been Miss World in 1962. His hit song Loddy Lo, which was written for her, reached number twelve in 1963. In the late 60's he left Cameo/Parkway and eventually recorded for the Buddah brunch and Chalmac labels. The saxophone that had been prominent on many of his early hits gave way to a "progressive soul" style. He appeared in revivals and in the 1973 movie Let The Good Times Roll. As disco music became in vogue he reached the lower rungs of the top 100 with his disco song Running in 1982. In 1988 he recorded a revived version of the song that had made him famous with the Fat Boys, The Twist (Yo, Twist!), |
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| He recorded the song with his characteristic enthusiasm in a hastily arranged recording session. It entered the pop charts in the summer of 1960 and went to number one. The record chubby chaser and the easy-to-do dance chubby chaser that accompanied it were a huge success internationally. Chubby Checker immediately followed up with a song that chubby chaser had made the top ten for both Tommy Dorsey and Frank Sinatra titled The Hucklebuck. It was a hit, and his next song Pony Time went to #1. Other top ten hits followed ... Let's Twist Again, and The Fly. In late 1961 The Twist reentered the charts and went to #1. The only other artist who has ever accomplished that feat is Bing Crosby with White Christmas. Chubby Checker had just turned twenty years old. From 1959 to 1965, Chubby Checker put twenty-two hits in the top forty. Some were recorded with other Philadelphia-area artists, such as Jingle Bell Rock with Bobby Rydell and Slow Twistin' with Dee Dee Sharp. Limbo Rock reached number two in 1962. |
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