We gonna vaccinate the party with you, come on now. So bring your good times and your laughter too. A vaccination to last throughout the years. In response to a Guardian callout, Ian Cookson suggested Jamming by Bob Marley and the Wailers: “We’re jabbing, we’re jabbing, we’re jabbing … I hope you like jabbing too.”Ĭarmel Eustace adapted Kool and the Gang’s Celebrate: “There’s a party going on right here. Nothing to do, nowhere to go, oh, I wanna be vaccinated.” If only Joey Ramone were still around for a reworking of the Ramones classic I Wanna Be Sedated: “Twenty, twenty, twenty four hours to go. Might Madness urge people: “Listen buster, you’d better start to move your feet, to the rockin’est, rocksteady beat of Pfizer. Oom bop bop … good, good, good, good vaccinations. But would the Beach Boys settle their differences for a sing-a-long 2021 version of Good Vibrations? It also raised the question of which other songs could be repurposed to encourage people to get a jab?Īnything by the Vaccines, obviously. I was wrong,” tweeted the physicist and broadcaster Jim Al-Khalili. “I didn’t think it possible to love Dolly more. The video prompted an immediate outpouring of affection for Parton, who gave $1m (£716,000) last year to help develop the Moderna vaccine. 01:24 'Vaccine, vaccine': Dolly Parton adapts Jolene as she receives Covid-19 jab she helped fund – video

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