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This15-track compilation presents some of the wackiest tunes by the rambunctious showman Kid Creole and his Coconuts, including "I'm a Wonderful Thing, Baby" and "Don't Take My Coconuts."
Excellent selection from the Island/Ze/Sire years with all the hits and much more, including "Annie, I'm Not Your Daddy", "Stool Pigeon", "There's Something Wrong In Paradise" and the wry "Dear Addy". Kid Creole Best Of Songs | 1. | Lifeboat Party |
| 2. | Stool Pigeon |
| 3. | Gina Gina |
| 4. | Annie, I'm Not Your Daddy |
| 5. | Me No Pop I |
| 6. | Latin Music |
| 7. | Off the Coast of Me |
| 8. | I'm a Wonderful Thing, Baby |
| 9. | Don't Take My Coconuts |
| 10. | Imitation |
| 11. | Maladie d'Amour |
| 12. | Dear Addy |
| 13. | There's Something Wrong in Paradise |
| 14. | Back in the Field Again |
| 15. | I'm a Wonderful Thing Baby (12" Version) |
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