Going to a Go-Go (song)
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| + | --"[[Going to a Go-Go (song)|Going to a Go-Go]]" (1965) by The Miracles | ||
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"Going to a Go-Go" (1965) is a musical composition by The Miracles.
Miracles member and co-writer Bobby Rogers commented that this song was inspired by the success of the "Go-go" clubs that grew in popularity throughout the United States in the 1960s.
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