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Music composed by John Williams. Courtesy of MCA Records. Iko Iko. Written by Barbara Ann Hawkins (as Hawkins), Joe Jones (as Jones), Rosa Lee Hawkins (as Hawkins), Marilyn Jones (as Johnson), Sharon Jones (as Jones) and Jessie Thomas (as Thomas) Performed by Amy Holland. I Feel Good.
Artist: Amy HollandSong: Iko Iko This song is from the soundtrack of K-9 (1989).
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K-9 (1989) Soundtrack. To stop an elusive criminal, a maverick detective enlists the aid of a police dog who's an unusually intelligent smart alec. Buy Movie: ★ K-9 (1989) Soundtrack - Listen Online ★ Superagente K-9, Un poliziotto a 4 zampe, Chien de flic.
K-9 soundtrack songs and instrumental score music. Part of 8 pages of info for the 1989 movie from the award winning '80s Movies Rewind.
1 day ago · 12 “Fly Away” by Lenny Kravitz (1999) Another iconic song and arguably the best by its artist, Lenny Kravitz' "Fly Away" was a mega-hit in 1999 that should absolutely be in the film Y2K. Kravitz is known for his effortlessly cool style, which is enhanced greatly by this effortlessly cool pop-rock track. "Fly Away" peaked at number 12 on the ...
This is the song Iko Iko being sung by Amy Holland as the credits are playing from the movie K-9 with Jim Belushi.
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K-9 is a 1989 American buddy cop action comedy film starring Jim Belushi and Mel Harris. It was directed by Rod Daniel, written by Steven Siegel and Scott Myers, produced by Lawrence Gordon and Charles Gordon, and released by Universal Pictures.
