Joe Dolce - Shaddap You Face [Extended Album Version]

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This is an extended version I made of the album version of “Shaddap You Face” by Joe Dolce, which came out on Friday February 6th, 1981 in the United Kingdom of Great Britain, and sometime in 1980 in the Commonwealth of Australia. Shaddap You Face is a Folk Pop / Polka type of song.
"Shaddap You Face" is a humorous song by Joe Dolce, released on Thursday November 27th, 1980 in the Commonwealth of Australia and on Friday February 6th, 1981 in the United Kingdom of Great Britain. The song became an international hit, reaching number one on the charts in multiple countries, including the UKGB, the Commonwealth of Australia, and the Dominion of Canada.
Artist: Joe Dolce, an American-born singer-songwriter and musician, is known for this novelty song, which is characterized by its playful and catchy tune. He performed it in a mock Italian accent, which contributed to its charm and widespread appeal. Mr. Dolce was born in Painesville, Ohio, United States of America on Monday October 13th, 1947, to Italian – American parents.
Song Synopsis: The song's lyrics tell the story of an Italian immigrant in America who is constantly being scolded by his mother. The chorus, "Shaddap You Face," is a humorous and affectionate phrase that the mother uses to tell her son to stop complaining.
Instrumentals: The song features a simple and catchy melody with prominent use of guitar and accordion, contributing to its Italian folk music vibe. The instrumental arrangement is light and upbeat, enhancing the comedic aspect of the lyrics.
Extended Versions and Mixes: While "Shaddap You Face" is primarily known for its original single version, there have been various covers and adaptations over the years. These include extended versions and remixes, though none achieved the same level of popularity as the original. The song's enduring appeal lies in its humorous lyrics and catchy tune, making it a timeless novelty hit.