Praise You (Radio Edit)

Fatboy Slim · The Greatest Hits-Why Try Harder [2006]

We've come a long, long way together

Through the hard times, and the good

I have to - celebrate you, baby

I have to praise you like I should...



We've come a long, long way together

Through the hard times, and the good

I have to - celebrate you, baby

I have to praise you like I should...



I have to praise you

I have to praise you

I have to praise you



I have to praise you like I should



I have to praise you

I have to praise you

I have to praise you



We've come a long, long way together

Through the hard times, and the good

I have to - celebrate you, baby

I have to praise you like I should...



I have to praise you

I have to praise you

I have to praise you

I have to praise you

I have to praise you

I have to praise you

I have to praise you



I have to praise you like I should



I have to praise you

Praise You (Radio Edit)

Fatboy Slim's "Praise You" stands as a defining track in the big beat genre, showcasing Norman Cook's signature blend of electronic production and live instrumentation. Originally released on the 1998 album You've Come A Long Way Baby, the song features a distinctive, lo-fi drum loop and a prominent bassline that drives its infectious energy. The recording gained widespread recognition for its unconventional structure and the inclusion of a spoken-word sample that anchors the track's playful atmosphere. As a staple of dance music culture, the song exemplifies the artist's ability to merge house rhythms with rock influences. This radio edit version remains a popular choice for playlists, highlighting the enduring appeal of Cook's innovative approach to electronic composition and his significant impact on the genre during the late 1990s.