Bobby Freeman - Do You Wanna Dance 1958

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Well, do ya wanna dance and-a hold my hand Tell me I'm your lover man Oh baby do ya wanna dance Well, do ya wanna dance and make romance Squeeze me all through the night Oh baby do you wanna dance Well, do you wanna dance under the moonlight Squeeze me all through the night Oh baby do you wanna dance Hey Well, do ya wanna dance and-a hold my hand Squeeze me if I'm your man Oh baby do you wanna dance Well, do you wanna dance under the moonlight Squeeze and kiss me all through the night Oh baby, do you wanna da-ance Well do ya wanna dance and-a make romance Kiss and squeeze umm yeah Do you....wa-anna dance [False ending] Well, do ya wanna dance and-a hold my hand Squeeze and tell me I'm your lover man Oh bab-ay-ay, do you wanna dance Yeah, do ya wanna dance under the moonlight Squeeze and hug me all through the night Oh bab-ay, do you wanna dance Well, do-ya do-ya do-ya do-ya Wanna dance Do-ya do-ya do-ya do-ya Wanna dance Do-ya do-ya do-ya do-ya Wanna dan-ance

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Bobby Freeman (born June 13, 1940) is an African-American soul singer who recorded for the Autumn Records label in San Francisco, California. He is best known for his 1958 hit "Do You Want To Dance?", covered later (as "Do You Wanna Dance") by Del Shannon, The Beach Boys and The Ramones, and his 1964 Top Ten hit, "C'mon and Swim". The latter record was written and produced by twenty-year-old Sylvester Stewart, later known as Sly Stone. Freeman began his recording career at age 14 with the Romancers who recorded briefly on the Dootone label. At 17, he scored a hit with "Do You Want To Dance?" and appeared on the pop charts with various follow-ups through 1961. In 1964, he was back in the Top Ten with the dance-craze hit "C'mon and Swim". The craze had cooled by the time he released his follow-up "S-W-I-M", but he continued to tour widely over the next few years. Mainly supporting himself as a singer in strip clubs by the late 1960s, he released another single in 1974 on Touch Records, but it met with little commercial success. He has performed at the Bay Area Music ("Bammy") Awards in recent years.

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