: This broadcast was part of a festive holiday special on German television, highlighting the "Parisian charm" through high-energy music.
: While Liz Mitchell and Marcia Barrett provided the harmony leads, the deep-voiced male ad-libs were famously recorded by producer Frank Farian and lip-synced on stage by Farrell. : This broadcast was part of a festive
: The performance featured the iconic lineup of Liz Mitchell , Marcia Barrett , Maizie Williams , and the late Bobby Farrell . Farrell’s high-energy dancing—a trademark of the group—complemented the synchronized movements of the female vocalists. Released in May 1976, the song had already
The performance of "" on the ZDF special Pariser Charme und viel Musik , aired on December 26, 1976 , captures Boney M. at the peak of their breakout year . Released in May 1976, the song had already become a massive Euro-disco hit, fueled by its hypnotic bassline and the group's distinctive visual identity. Key Performance Details Released in May 1976
: The performance showcases the track's unique percussive intro—originally created by Farian tapping his teeth with a pencil—and its repetitive, catchy "Daddy, Daddy Cool" hook.