As if soaring unemployment and shrinking pensions were not enough, further misery is soon to be unleashed on the unsuspecting British public. Twenty-five years after its chart success, Agadoo – ...

COVER your ears. Agadoo, once voted the worst song in pop history, is about to be spun all over again. The mind-numbingly annoying anthem that caused congas to break out at wedding receptions, is ...

Black Lace singer Colin Gibb, who was responsible for huge party hits ‘Agadoo’ and ‘Do The Conga’, has died. His wife Sue Kelly confirmed that he had passed away at the age of 70, yesterday (June 2).

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Colin Gibb, a founding member of the novelty pop group Black Lace, has died aged 70. The band were best known for their hits ...

Dene Betteridge’s stage name is Dene Michael but he’s better known as ‘Mr Agadoo’. The former Black Lace star has sung their most famous novelty song an estimated 10,000 times over four decades – that ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Black Lace frontman, Dene Michael Betteridge, has opened up about his time in prison - and how he survived by performing his ...

The front man of Eighties novelty act Black Lace, who in 2015 auditioned for The Voice, has admitted he survived prison by belting out the band’s hit single Agadoo for his cellmates. Dene Michael ...

The man best known for urging partygoers to push pineapples and shake trees will turn up on The Voice this weekend – claiming that he wants to be taken seriously. Dene Michael, who has fronted cheesy ...

Dene Michael Betteridge - known for 80s hits including Agadoo and Do The Conga - said he befriended 'terrifying' inmates by getting them to 'push pineapples' and 'shake the tree' Get daily headlines ...

The frontman of Black Lace has claimed he led a massive conga line in prison with 60 inmates dancing round the exercise yard. Dene Michael Betteridge, known for the eighties hit songs 'Do The Conga' ...