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All your favourite The Wiggles songs and dances in one collection. Included are:
• Hot Potato
• Can You (Point Your Fingers and Do the Twist?)
• Rock-A-Bye Your Bear
• Toot Toot, Chugga Chugga, Big Red Car
• Wake Up Jeff!
• Captain Feathersword Fell Asleep on His Pirate Ship (Quack Quack)
• The Monkey Dance
• Get Ready to Wiggle
• Go Santa Go!
• Dorothy (Would you Like to Dance?)
• Ooh It's Captain Feathersword
• Dressing Up
• Move Your Arms Like Henry
• Lights Camera Action Wiggles!
• Do the Owl
• Play Your Guitar With Murray
• Rockin' Santa
• Getting Strong!
• I'm Dorothy the Dinosaur
• You Make Me Feel Like Dancing
• Monkey Man
• Hot Poppin Popcorn
• Do the Propeller
• Ready, Steady, Wiggle!
• Simon Says
and 10 other songs.
Special Features:
• Original Wiggles Film Clips (remain)
• Latin American Film Clip (remain)
• Taiwanese Film Clip (remain)
• Ready, Steady, Wiggle! TV episode (new)
• Wiggles Bloopers reel (new)
• Photo Gallery covering many years! (new)
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Review by: jopukeko (Jo)
Dated: 16th of January, 2014
We love The Wiggles in our house and my girls have never questioned the changing cast but accepted that Greg, Sam and Emma are all yellow Wiggles. I think it has been more of an adjustment for the adults who have worried about how the change will affect the brand. I have loved seeing the original Wiggles make cameo appearances in the latest Wiggles' DVDs.
Hot Potatoes is a great mix of The Wiggles over the years. It is weighted more to the recent years but this is probably more to give a balance of the original, Sam and current eras. It isn't in chronological order but mixed which surprised me but flowed well. The cover says it contains new songs but these are ones that feature the new Wiggles and have all features in DVDs that were released in 2013.
Looking at the cover reminds me of the Brady Bunch and I suppose they are trying to portray the image of one big happy blended family. The DVD itself looks like a record (not that the kids would know what one is) which I thought was pretty cool. The narrations between the songs are done by the current Wiggles. Seeing some of the oldest footage made me realise how much of their lives The Wiggles had given to their coloured shirts. They all looked so youthful and the sets were so basic compared to today. There is a mixture of concert clips and preformed just for DVD songs. This made for a great variety.
Like any best of compilation you wonder why they included some songs and excluding others. I suppose what are my favourites may not be the ones The Wiggles themselves consider the best. I would have liked to see Where's Jeff?, Tazzie Devil and I'm a Scary Tiger which have been firm favourites with us. Maybe they will be in The Best of Volume Two as The Wiggles still have a lot of songs to sing.
If you were starting a Wiggles DVD collection (or wanting a Wiggles music for the car) this DVD or CD would be the one to buy as it has such a great mix. For us with a large collection of Wiggles DVDs there was only a couple of songs we didn't have in our collection, so although the kids loved watching it and I enjoyed analysing the evolution of The Wiggles, it was nothing new for us.
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