A-Woof! Duggee and The Squirrels target the album charts with their Greatest Woofs

Hey Duggee: The Greatest Woofs will be released on CD, digital and picture disc vinyl on 22 October.

The album is jam packed full of classic Hey Duggee songs including cult classic Stick Song (which picked up plays on BBC Radio 6 Music), Toothbrushing Song, Raindance and Singing.

Hey Duggee regularly rubs shoulders with pop royalty and boasts support from musical legends as varied as The Cure and Orbital (Hey Duggee paid homage to both in the Mixtape Badge episode) and The Squirrels’ tribute to Hot Chip, A Capella is included on The Greatest Woofs.

Hey Duggee’s contribution to music and culture has not gone unnoticed and on Wednesday 27 October at 5pm, Charlatans frontman Tim Burgess will host a special Tim’s Twitter Listening Party (the 999^th edition) dedicated to the music of Hey Duggee and guaranteed to feature Stick Song which Tim describes as a ‘banger’.

Recent single Step by Step also makes The Greatest Woofs and features a fantastic vocal contribution from Mr Nigel Crab, the first time his voice was heard in the series.

The vinyl edition is released as a double sided picture disc with 22 tracks and hides a surprise on the B-side – a 3D zoetrope effect of The Squirrels (best experienced with a smartphone and stroboscope app)! The CD album has 32 tracks from series 1-3 and comes packaged with a sticker sheet, while the digital release features 35 tracks.

Track listing

Vinyl

Side A

Hey Duggee
A Capella
Raindance
Step by Step
Eggs
Making Music
River
Tippy Toes
Space Song
Stick Song feat Grant Orchard

Side B

Singing
Pineapples
Sandcastle
Electric Eels
Paddling Pool
Fossil
Pottery
Surprise
Chew Chew Tune
Snowman
Toothbrushing Song
That Was Fun Wasn’t it Duggee?

Hey Duggee
A Capella
Stick Song feat Grant Orchard
Space Song
Step by Step
Singing
Eggs
Raindance
Tippy Toes
River
Electric Eels
Snowman
Surprise
Sandcastle
Pineapples
Sheep
Pottery pt1
Fossil pt1
Paddling Pool
What a Lovely Day
Trojan Cheese
Hair
Chew Chew Tune
Fossil pt2
Pottery pt2
Making Music
Train
Treehouse
Detectives
Creaky Castle
Toothbrushing Song
That Was Fun Wasn’t it Duggee?

Hey Duggee is narrated by comedian Alexander Armstrong and follows the adventures of pre-schoolers Happy, Tag, Norrie, Betty and Roly as they try new things and earn badges at The Squirrel Club under the guidance of Duggee.

The final episodes of Hey Duggee series three have recently premiered on CBeebies, with all episodes from series 1-3 available exclusively on BBC iPlayer.

Hey Duggee, a Studio AKA production with BBC Studios, is a six-time Bafta and international Emmy award-winning hit on CBeebies, and was the most viewed show on the channel in July. The show has an impressive global footprint in over 150 territories and over 95 million hours of total YouTube watch time.

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Vinyl, CD and digital

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For more information, please contact: alastair.smith@bbc.com

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