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The song is said to be one of the best-recognised songs of the [[1980s|80s]] and is one of the most heavily licensed songs for commercials, TV shows and movies, along with [[Katrina and The Waves]] hit '''Walking On Sunshine'''.

The songs roots can be traced back to [[Muddy Waters|Muddy Waters']] 1955 song "Mannish Boy", which uses the same guitar riff and vocal rhythm. The song has also holds a very similar melody to [[AC/DC|AC/DC's]] hit "[[Whole Lotta Rosie" which was]], released on their album "[[Let There Be Rock"]] in 1977, before Bad to the Bone was released.

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