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  • Woman is so annoying

  • wow...these guys are actually pretty good..smiles

  • my high school's boys choir sings this every year, and the are amazing!! but these guys are okay too

  • Wrong! "Zombie Jamboree" was originally sung by the Lord Invader in the 1950's. Please get your information right before posting. Rockapella's version was only one of a long line of cover versions.

  • Really? I thought it was Harry Belafonte's..

  • @bartvkessel Not at all. None of the calypsos sang by Belafonte were his creations.

  • Most of his songs were originally written by Trinidadian calysonians.

  • no enthusiasm, no real feel for the music...

    this is why it is done by rockapella.

    get a little more animated, how dull is this?! geez.

  • isnt this considered doo woop at least thats what the guy on the radio said first time i heard it

  • Rockapella formed in the mid-80's. This song was originally recorded in 1953. It was covered by the Kingston Trio, Harry Bellafonte, Peter Tosh and Harry Nilsson before Rockapella even existed.

  • really i thought rockapellas was the original thanks for the info.....i like harry nilssons version.....he blew out his vocal chords when it was recorded and it sounds good for the song

  • I'm a huge Rockapella fan, but I've got to give these guys some respect. Great video

  • Wonderful song, but the quality is rather poor. Despite this, I give it a 5, since I've listened to this song since Rockapella covered it in the early 90s, and I think it rocks no matter who sings it.

  • Hi Adrian

    Wow, i'm really impressed =)

    Chingmei

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