In the last ten minutes of the session, Douglas went totally over the top ... making it one of the best-selling singles of all time. Carl leaned into and embraced the unexpected hit. Kung Fu Fighting ...

Yes, the Carl Douglas disco classic was originally ... "Looks like everybody's kung fu fighting," Douglas remarked to himself. Before pausing and thinking 'hang on a minute, that gives me ...

On this day in 1974, Carl Douglas began a two-week reign at No. 1 on the U.S. singles chart with “Kung Fu Fighting,” a song that was recorded in 10 minutes with only two takes, and was ...

Yesterday the song’s writer and original performer Carl Douglas described the decision ... Simon often sings Kung Fu Fighting.’ Officers later tracked Mr Ledger down to a Chinese restaurant ...

Yes, the Carl Douglas disco classic was originally - up until the last possible minute - planned to be a B-side. It was written to be in fact. Originally assembled to back up I Want to Give You My ...

To answer Carl Douglas then, if “Everybody Was Kung Fu Fighting,” everybody might be better off both now and beyond. Which brings us to "Bruce Lee and the Brain" and "From the Shaolin ...

You know what I'm talking about. The tune's most prominent role is probably in that 1974 song "Kung Fu Fighting." It comes in right as Carl Douglas is singing that anthemic "Oh-hoh-hoh-hoah." ...

In 1974 the disco song “Everybody Was Kung Fu Fighting” shot to the top of the pop music charts in Canada, USA, Britain and Australia. This catchy certified “gold” tune by Carl Douglas ...

Simon often sings Kung Fu Fighting.' The UK Daily Mail tracked down the song's composer who said: Carl Douglas described the decision to arrest Mr Ledger as 'political correctness gone mad ...