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Mrs. Jaws is a novelty single by Dickie Goodman released on Shark Records in 1978.

The record is a parody of the movie sequel Jaws 2. This was one of Goodman's attempts to follow-up his 1975 hit "Mr. Jaws". But, like his later records, it was a flop.

The B-side is "Chomp Chomp", later used on another Goodman single "Super, Superman". Some collectors have reported that certain copies have a minor disc imperfection that causes the record to skip. This could be due to an improper mastering disc used to press the vinyl.

Songs

The songs that were sampled are:

Main Title (Theme from ' Jaws') by John Williams
Miss You by The Rolling Stones
Hot Blooded by Foreigner
Three Times a Lady by The Commodores
Copacabana by Barry Manilow
Grease by Frankie Valli
Shadow Dancing by Andy Gibb
Kiss You All Over by Exile
Love Will Find a Way by Pablo Cruise
Fool (If You Think It's Over) by Chris Rea
Life's Been Good by Joe Walsh
Two Tickets to Paradise by Eddie Money
Last Dance by Donna Summer

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 The songs that were sampled are:
-* Main Title (Theme from '[[Jaws (film) | Jaws]]' by [[John Williams]]
+* Main Title (Theme from '[[Jaws (film) | Jaws]]') by [[John Williams]]
 * [[Miss You (The Rolling Stones song) | Miss You]] by [[The Rolling Stones]]
 * [[Hot Blooded]] by [[Foreigner (band) | Foreigner]]