"Agadu" was recorded by Georgie Dann sometime during the 1970s. It most recently appeared on Dann's 2016 album "Casatschok". In 1981, the song was covered in Finnish by singer, Armi; it received another Finnish cover by Helena Rossi that same year. The group, Koukeri covered the song in their native Bulgarian in 1982. Dutch carnival singer, Arie Ribbens recorded a version in his native language in 1983, called "Akketdoe". The song was rerecorded in Dutch, specifically the Flemish dialect, with different lyrics in 2014 by Salim Seghers, as "Agadou dou dou". Also in 1983, František Ringo Čech covered the song in Czech as "Ja uz jdu". Curt Haagers covered the song in their native Swedish in 1984, using lyrics from a 1982 cover by Trivs mé Brogens. In 1984, Brazilian TV show host, Gugu Liberato recorded a version called "Bugalu". The lyrics were changed to reference the eponymous character, Bugalu, a mascot from Viva a Noite, his Saturday night show. Brazilian group, Musical Columbia covered the song in Portuguese in 1985; the band Sétimo Sentido covered the song again in 2012 with the same lyrics. In 1998, Icelandic singer, Sigga recorded the song in Icelandic under the title "Agadú" for her album "Flikk-flakk." A second cover, using the same lyrics as Sigga's, by Icelandic artist Laddi was recorded in 2010, using an instrumental directly based on Black Lace's. In 2000, Estonian singer, Üllar Jörberg covered the song in Estonian under the title “Mereranna tuul.” Kroonika listed it as one of his most popular songs. Thai pop duo, Mr. Sister recorded a Thai version under the title "Amadoo" (อาม่าดุ) in 2002. Zouzounia, a kids' entertainment brand, recorded a version in Greek sung by children in 2013. Parodies and derivative versions Black Lace themselves recorded an X-rated version of the song entitled "Have a Screw", which was written by Black Lace members Alan Barton and Colin Gibb and released on the B-side of the 12-inch vinyl "Gang Bang". The track was re-recorded some years later by Colin Gibb and Dean Michael, which was featured on the Blue Album''' The Australian satirical TV series CNNNN ran a fake cross-promotion for Agadoo: The Musical. The British TV series Auf Wiedersehen Pet features the Black Lace version when the character Oz uses a jukebox and selects a random track; appalled at the song once it plays, he kicks the machine to make it stop and