: The song features in a scene where a college DJ mixes the track during a party.
: The song was released in July 1978 and reached #1 in the UK and Belgium, while peaking at #2 in Australia. 10cc - Dreadlock Holiday 1978 2
: The track was sampled in the 2002 dance hit "Luv Da Sunshine" by Intenso Project . : The song features in a scene where
: The lyrics are based on real-life experiences Eric Stewart and Justin Hayward (of The Moody Blues) had in Barbados, as well as a similar encounter Graham Gouldman had in Jamaica. : The lyrics are based on real-life experiences
is the most successful single from 10cc's 1978 album Bloody Tourists . Written by Eric Stewart and Graham Gouldman, it became the band's third and final UK #1 hit. Key Facts
: It is a rare example of a "white reggae" hit from the late 70s, featuring the famous "I don't like cricket, oh no, I love it" refrain. Pop Culture Legacy