"Land of 1000 Dances" is a classic soul anthem popularized by Wilson Pickett in 1966. Famous for its energetic call-and-response structure and infectious "na na na na na" hook, it became a signature song of the soul era and remains a staple of oldies playlists worldwide.
"Land of 1000 Dances" is a rhythm and blues song written by Chris Kenner,
famously covered by Wilson Pickett in 1966. Its infectious "na-na-na-na-na" hook
became a staple of rock and soul, widely used in marching band arrangements.
Originally written by Chris Kenner and popularized by Wilson Pickett, this rock and roll anthem became famous for its infectious "na na na na na" chorus and has been covered by hundreds of artists across genres.
"The Land Of 1000 Dances" is a high-energy soul classic popularized by Wilson Pickett in 1966.
Known for its infectious "na na na na" call-and-response section, it became a staple of the
1960s R&B scene and a defining example of Southern soul.
High-energy soul classic featuring the famous "Na Na Na Na Na" chant, widely covered in R&B history.
