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song|writer=Bob Berryhill, Pat Connolly,<br>Jim Fuller and Ron Wilson|composer=|lyricist=|date=1962|source=The Surfaris' "Surfer Joe" B-side|publisher=Miraleste Music, Robin Hood Music Co.}}
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[[Video:Wipe Out|thumb|300px|right|Animal's "Wipe Out" video.]]
 
   
"'''Wipe Out'''" is a 1962 song first recorded by the Surfaris, who were elevated to international status with the release of the "Surfer Joe" single, with "Wipe Out" as the B-side. The song was performed by the Muppets' drummer, [[Animal]], on the 1993 ''[[Muppet Beach Party]]'' album. Animal's version was also released as a single. In the UK the single reached number 39 in the UK charts. The Muppet Show theme was the B-Side and the CD also had Mahna Mahna included. It was also on cassette and a Limited Edition 7" vinyl picture disc. BMG mailed out a postcard to advertise the release and a poster was also printed for in store advertising.
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"'''Wipe Out'''" is a 1962 song first recorded by the Surfaris, who were elevated to international status with the release of the "Surfer Joe" single, with "Wipe Out" as the B-side.
The image was also prited on a T-Shirt in the UK by Black Cat Communications. However only a few were printed as the printer broke.
 
   
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The song was performed by [[Animal]], on the 1993 ''[[Muppet Beach Party]]'' album. Animal's version was also released as a single. In the UK the single reached number 39 in the UK charts. "[[The Muppet Show Theme]]" was the B-Side and the CD also included "[[Mah Na Mah Na]]." It was released on cassette and a Limited Edition 7" vinyl picture disc. BMG mailed out a postcard to advertise the release and a poster was also printed for in store advertising.
A music video was produced and broadcast on [[VH1]], with Animal rocking out over old footage from 1960s beach movies.
 
   
 
The image was also printed on a T-Shirt in the UK by Black Cat Communications. .
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A music video was produced and broadcast on [[VH1]] and [[Nickelodeon]], with Animal rocking out over old footage from 1960s beach movies. The song was also used in the [[Sesame Street Live]] show, ''[[1-2-3 Imagine!]]''.
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==Releases==
 
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Image:Wipeout.jpg|CD single
 
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Image:WipeOut.JPG|UK CD, Cassette, 7" vinyl picture disc, mail out postcard and advertising poster
 
Image:WipeOut.JPG|UK CD, Cassette, 7" vinyl picture disc, mail out postcard and advertising poster
 
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[[file:Wipe Out|250px|center]]
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[[Category:Muppet Songs]]
 
[[Category:Muppet Songs]]
 
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[[Category:Sesame Street Songs]]

Revision as of 01:14, 4 February 2019

Wipeout
Written by Bob Berryhill, Pat Connolly,
Jim Fuller and Ron Wilson
Date 1962
Source The Surfaris' "Surfer Joe" B-side
Publisher Miraleste Music, Robin Hood Music Co.

"Wipe Out" is a 1962 song first recorded by the Surfaris, who were elevated to international status with the release of the "Surfer Joe" single, with "Wipe Out" as the B-side.

The song was performed by Animal, on the 1993 Muppet Beach Party album. Animal's version was also released as a single. In the UK the single reached number 39 in the UK charts. "The Muppet Show Theme" was the B-Side and the CD also included "Mah Na Mah Na." It was released on cassette and a Limited Edition 7" vinyl picture disc. BMG mailed out a postcard to advertise the release and a poster was also printed for in store advertising.

The image was also printed on a T-Shirt in the UK by Black Cat Communications. .

A music video was produced and broadcast on VH1 and Nickelodeon, with Animal rocking out over old footage from 1960s beach movies. The song was also used in the Sesame Street Live show, 1-2-3 Imagine!.

Releases