I'm 56. Not sure how old I was when this came out but I remember my big sister bringing this home & it being played, around the clock! I later, became a huge fan of the Freeez album with tracks such as: "Can You", "Watch Me", "IOU" Good Times 👍🏾
This was underground club music at the time so it appealed to a niche market, the fact that it charted as high as it did is actually amazing. There were other British jazz funk groups at the time that didn't do so well
@@13strange67 why does everything have to come down to racism ??? Back then, a competing sound. Look at UB40 - The Specials etc. zero to do with racism ffs
Brit Jazz Funk! What a time to be alive! Love this tune! I am 62 years old now but when this came out I was a very young man trying to be a soldier😅 An absolute floorfiller ❤
Brings back so many memories. My family had recently moved from New Addington to West Croydon i was around 15-16 and didn’t know anyone in the area. As time passed i got to know the Gittens family and especially Trevor. He had taught himself how to play bass ( remember there was no internet) mainly by ear. I was fascinated and begged my parents to buy me a bass guitar. Trevor was a genius and soon he was teaching me songs like this along with music from Light if the world, atomsphere, the police, lynx, Michael Jackson etc etc. It was all a big melting pot good music was just good music to us. Those times where magical and looking back maybe the best days of my life. The Gittens family where very special and lots of teenagers would pass by regularly. Trevor was always getting the best records at the time and the uk acid jazz scene was exploding. Trevor had started to make a name for himself as a fantastic bassist and guitarist with an excellent ear. He was on the verge of doing great things and was working on a session with Odessey . Unfortunately Trevor passed away suddenly from a brain hemorrhage he was maybe 18. This devastated his family, his friends and myself. I think of him everyday and can honestly say i never had another friend like him even to today.
Very sad story but a tribute to him that he was an inspiration and lives on in your memory after all these years. Music is the soundtrack to our lives and our souls and it can take us back in an instant to a special place or person.
@@yodabert1music breaks down barriers!! Whether social; racial; Class; political; religeous etc..music will break these barriers down and bring people together as the creator intended
@@xanthoschristodoulides9681 I remember that record shop. It was a crappy non descript record store in an outer London suburb, I am surprised you managed to buy it there. Well done. I also have the 12"
early eighties were fantastic times to be a youngster,wish i was still there .nothing has compared to those times for me,especially the way the world is today.the only good thing now is youtube!
Just requested this on Simon Mayo All request Friday 16 /02/2024 and Simon played for me . I have said single a hit in 1981 but always great too hear it coming out off your radio. What a great voice this vocalist has . Wonder what she's up too now ?
I was 11 when it came out and I love it as much now as I did back then. Couldn’t dance to it then, can’t dance to it now, but oh how I’ve tried. Peace.
This song makes me so happy. It was great at school when I was 14/15 and I'm so glad we had that time. Such a fantastic song she is wonderful and the band are top tier.
I'm 60 now and heard this song for the first time in ages on Friday evening on a loop as they were shutting up a restaurant in Leeds. A timeless classic
@@danw1374 I know it was Brit Funk. But it got all the elements of what Acid Jazz is years later. The funk included. Listen to that mid-Percussion + Bass break. You'll find it aplenty in Jamiroquai, Brand New Heavies & Incognito.
I worked with John Rocca in Malaysia after he had retired from the music industry. At that stage in his life he was very reluctant to talk about his music career but was still a very cool guy.
@@jackiemreekie4637 Jaqueline 62 yrs young I say 😉 I was only 16 yrs old but remember the impact this new super cool jazz-funk sound had on kids my age at the time. It was a year before I was allowed into clubs, but heard it on Top of the Pops and at lots of coming of age birthday parties back then in Manchester. Freeez, Level 42, Incognito, Shakatak, LOTW they were Brit Jazz-funks finest and loved them all!
@@jackiemreekie4637 Yes we were really lucky, Jill Sawards gorgeous clear singing voice was mesmerising, so underrated. She’s nearly 69 years old and is a wonderful looking woman, she’s barely aged and still tours with the Shakatak old guard right across the world! One of my fave songs is Dark is the night: ua-cam.com/video/o_LaeyZTVDo/v-deo.html She reminds me of the Hawaiian singer Pauline Wilson from the American Jazz-funk band Seawind - such a lovely singer , here’s a fabulous haunting song from the late 70s ua-cam.com/video/gLs4YTTLcK4/v-deo.html enjoy xxx
Great memory's listening to this on radio Luxemberg at night under bed sheets with small radio and a ear piece.good old days good music at night good old Luxemberg
Besides loving the song, I love that there is so much going on in the video with the band. There’s a camaraderie between the players and it flows into the music, it’s amazing to watch the musical electricity come to life
I love how's it recorded from original vynil just how I remember it all them years ago in 82 takes me back to that fantastic time when life was nice and simple
My dad just showed me this song , we was just in Egypt I was playing music by the pool & he told me a story how he found this song . He was a messenger boy for evening standard, & they nee the guy who produced it .. he gave my dad a tape of this tune before it was released, & a year after they gave it to him it was released, absolute tune
happy birthday (Sep 23) John Rocca (62) aka Midi Rain, Synchro- Bass, Zone Runners and Gamer 3 (producer of "Pink Rythm, "Pictures" - an experimental album with Andy Stennett, "Who cares" 1986, and "Electra" - a balearic dance project with Paul Oakenfold, 59, and "Freeez" (1978 - 1985) - "I.O.U.", "Pop goes my love", 1983, "Southern freeze", 1980 etc., incl. rarely mentioned, very talented and sexy singer Ingrid Mansfield Allman, who has also worked with the likes of Ian Robins Dury (57, d. 2000, "Hit me...", ska, rocksteady and reggae musician Desmond Dekker (64, d. 2006), Mary Wilson (76, d. 2021, "The Supremes,") and "Beggar and Co." - "The original light of the world" etc.), now spending more time writing as a journalist, as well as dj'ing. She also works in a further ducation college in North London and on fb @ facebook.com/ingrid.mansfieldallman ,
So... Until a few years ago I lived on a remote Scottish island with 'Andy' from this group. In all the years I lived there he was unassuming and a bookeeper for the community. He left after his wife died but I never got to thank him for the soundtrack of my 16th year.
I’ll never tire of hailing this legendary Brit Jazz funk anthem. Freeezs greatest ever song, all their ‘successful’ lightweight poppy stuff after was nothing compared to this hard driving masterpiece. That perfect fusion of majestic funky bass guitar, syncopating percussion and Ingrid Allmans cool scintillating vocals has never been equalled before or since IMO. The song still goosebumps the back of my neck at 60 yrs old the same as when I was 16 yrs old back in early 1981. John Rocca was a clever ambitious music biz guy, but I never liked the direction he took his band with the music. He very quickly went from sublime Jazz Funk straight into electro as soon as the fad kicked off in the US. Seemed like he was only after that big commercial hit, money and corporate sell out attitude. It didn’t surprise me at all when he left the music business by the early 90s and went all IT and corporate with some grey nobody telecom company that went public and made him rich by early 2000s
The simultaneously breezy yet deadpan delivery of the off-kilter 'Southern Freeez, reminds me of a girl I was sweet on at the time it was in the UK charts. The titular title is attested to derive from a dance move, "The Freeze,", used by clubbers at the 'Royalty Club' in Southgate, London - I like it very much!
We use to get the tube from Wimbledon to travel to the Royalty Southgate. Obviously it was played elsewhere, but the Royalty was the place to hear this track, one young lady in particular would hold everyones attention with her moves.
Start of the ghetto blaster days for me , was around 18 ,love this song reminds me of summer would walk to my girlfriends with the ghetto blaster , battery’s would die by the time I got there
Jazz Funk is alive and well...I'm a Geordie living in Essex...and Roberta and me out dancin at least once a month....if you can try the DOOT..( DOIN ARE OWN THING ) The Cobham Lodge Hotel Leigh on Sea...Best gig going...the best house party you've ever been to vibe !..cheap to stay aswell...❤
I Started buying records when freeze came out ,"I heard them brought it, The record for a school drama show and it was a smash it". "this tune still makes me move and emotional", Class Band and they stand the test of time for sure.
Lead guitar Gordon Sullivan could give Carlos Santana a run for his money. He was in a band with his brother Keith and singer Boris Anderson. Had the privilege of having them play at my wedding in 1972. Talented boys, they deserved higher recognition.
I was sixteen when this was released , im now fifty seven. One of my all time favourites , just love it !
That's odd, so was I but I'm now 59, I guess I've had a harder life...
I'm 56.
Not sure how old I was when this came out but I remember my big sister bringing this home & it being played, around the clock!
I later, became a huge fan of the Freeez album with tracks such as: "Can You", "Watch Me", "IOU" Good Times 👍🏾
I was 12 😍💃xx
I was 21 when this came out!! "What a classic" tune❤❤❤
Hey Tracey ! Snap 😘 ,I still love this track too , wow where has time gone eh? Take care honey keep groovin' 🖤🖤💕xx
I'm 72 and one of my all time fave grooves. 🎶💜🎶
Never tire of this. Am 61 now, but feel 20 again when I hear it. Memories.
Exactly, I'm 61 too and this takes me right back
Think how old they must be! 😆
Me too ol lad great times no phones just empty tins and string
62 and totally agree 👌
I hear you brother. Better times, better music.
British Jazz Funk at it's best 👌
Totally agree ,many nice memories , stay safe.
💯
This group were so far ahead of their time, so underrated never got the true credit they deserved
because of the racism of the time (probably) I was there !
This was underground club music at the time so it appealed to a niche market, the fact that it charted as high as it did is actually amazing. There were other British jazz funk groups at the time that didn't do so well
@@13strange67 not everything is about racism. Most people actually got on with each other believe it or not.
@@13strange67 why does everything have to come down to racism ??? Back then, a competing sound. Look at UB40 - The Specials etc. zero to do with racism ffs
This is what the Brand New Heavies became a modern version of them definitely took some pages from them facts!
. 💯
2024, wow this has not aged at all. Still fresh today, wow.
Brit Jazz Funk! What a time to be alive! Love this tune! I am 62 years old now but when this came out I was a very young man trying to be a soldier😅 An absolute floorfiller ❤
Thanks for your service son x
❤
Same here I am 66 and this is one of my all time Favs love it 40 years on
This song is just so perfect it brings tears to my eyes...in a good way. Just absolutely glorious!
I cried and danced at the same time when I first heard on a 80s Soul Jam playlist via Apple Music
Same here.
Sweet Jesus…loved this then….. such great times
Yep - totally understand and right there with you ...
Music is emotional that's the great thing about great tunes x
The bass on this song simply kills it!
Brings back so many memories. My family had recently moved from New Addington to West Croydon i was around 15-16 and didn’t know anyone in the area. As time passed i got to know the Gittens family and especially Trevor. He had taught himself how to play bass ( remember there was no internet) mainly by ear. I was fascinated and begged my parents to buy me a bass guitar. Trevor was a genius and soon he was teaching me songs like this along with music from Light if the world, atomsphere, the police, lynx, Michael Jackson etc etc. It was all a big melting pot good music was just good music to us. Those times where magical and looking back maybe the best days of my life. The Gittens family where very special and lots of teenagers would pass by regularly. Trevor was always getting the best records at the time and the uk acid jazz scene was exploding. Trevor had started to make a name for himself as a fantastic bassist and guitarist with an excellent ear. He was on the verge of doing great things and was working on a session with Odessey .
Unfortunately Trevor passed away suddenly from a brain hemorrhage he was maybe 18. This devastated his family, his friends and myself. I think of him everyday and can honestly say i never had another friend like him even to today.
Very sad story but a tribute to him that he was an inspiration and lives on in your memory after all these years. Music is the soundtrack to our lives and our souls and it can take us back in an instant to a special place or person.
Small world. My wife is from New Addington. Too young for the time but she also knew 'Andy' on the island.
@@sambarns7816 So true. We where living in Brierley.
@@yodabert1music breaks down barriers!! Whether social; racial; Class; political; religeous etc..music will break these barriers down and bring people together as the creator intended
Music connects ppl in so many positive ways.. sorry about your friend.. he lives through the beautiful music 🙏🏽
You talk to any person my age and they always mention Southern Freeez. It was so upbeat, so joyous. And they could REALLY play.
true very true
This was the first single I ever bought. I was eleven years old. It inspired my love of acid jazz and I still my sentimental favourite of all time! x
This was Jazz Funk. British Jazz Funk. Acid Jazz comes later.
@@xanthoschristodoulides9681 I remember that record shop. It was a crappy non descript record store in an outer London suburb, I am surprised you managed to buy it there. Well done. I also have the 12"
I was 11 years old at the time. Another place.
@@JazzFunkNobby1964spot on
This is british Jazz funk, the british answer to herbie hancock and the others across the pond..
One of my all time favourites - they hadn’t a clue how good they were which makes it even better.
Obvisously one of the best bands out of this era.
bought it on first release loved it
What a classic, this music should be kept alive. Jazz funk at its best
early eighties were fantastic times to be a youngster,wish i was still there .nothing has compared to those times for me,especially the way the world is today.the only good thing now is youtube!
very true billy
favourite period
10 when this gem came out
My God.....brings tears to my eyes. Beautiful song, great memories!🖖🏿🖖🏿🖖🏿
Nostalgia
Yep, too true 👍
Just requested this on Simon Mayo All request Friday 16 /02/2024 and Simon played for me . I have said single a hit in 1981 but always great too hear it coming out off your radio. What a great voice this vocalist has . Wonder what she's up too now ?
Makes me wanna cry and o back in time...
Me too, makes me yearn so much for the early 80s, says a lot about life today I guess…
This was not the follow-up single to IOU, I remember hearing this song on Radio Luxembourg in 1981, a good two years before IOU was released.
I was 17 when this was in the charts in 1981 and it’s remained in my top 10 of favourite tunes ever since.
I was 15 still remember it like it was yesterday...
I was 10 and still love this tune
I'm sure I was dancing to this aged 16... 1980! Must've been to so many cool places where I heard it 🤗🤗🤗🤗😍😍😍
I was 11 when it came out and I love it as much now as I did back then. Couldn’t dance to it then, can’t dance to it now, but oh how I’ve tried. Peace.
Am i in the retirement home section?🤣😂
43 years and I can't believe I've never seen this video! If ever there was a song that takes you back to being young and carefree...
This song makes me so happy. It was great at school when I was 14/15 and I'm so glad we had that time.
Such a fantastic song she is wonderful and the band are top tier.
I'm 60 now and heard this song for the first time in ages on Friday evening on a loop as they were shutting up a restaurant in Leeds. A timeless classic
So professional without any musical industry hype.
The way she's got nerves but absolutely nails a classic without even knowing it is pure
Jazz funk at it's finest...
We are now 68 & 71
Currently funking our stuff
Absolutely brilliant track!!
Good on you....Never stop funking.
A true timeless classic. I remember and miss those times.
Me too
And me.@@maggieh6870
This song is Acid Jazz before Acid Jazz is even a thing. So funky.
Yeah I make you right on that...Defo Acid jazz..
Brit funk
@@danw1374 I know it was Brit Funk. But it got all the elements of what Acid Jazz is years later. The funk included.
Listen to that mid-Percussion + Bass break. You'll find it aplenty in Jamiroquai, Brand New Heavies & Incognito.
@@danw1374 Acid Jazz..
Think Brand New Heavies....pretty much a copy of this style.
I was 16 when this came out, absolutely loved it, takes me back to the early 80s
Absolute class tune, reminds me of my early courting days 😊
My first taste of Freeez was I.O.U. In the last few years I've been going deep into their catalogue. This might be my favorite!!
About as cool as it gets - oh my, those were the days - reminiscing through the tears...
This was my favourite song when I was a teenager am 58 now and still is ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Fantastic bass playing from Peter Maas.
I worked with John Rocca in Malaysia after he had retired from the music industry. At that stage in his life he was very reluctant to talk about his music career but was still a very cool guy.
he's a lovely guy to work with now :)
Omg I was only 20 when this came out in 1981...I fekn love it!! Blast from the past,!! 🥳🎊👏🥂💃
Released in the UK early 1981 from what I remember.
@@Pulsonar thankyou for that..! I'm 62 now I'm starting to forget stuff!! XXX
@@jackiemreekie4637 Jaqueline 62 yrs young I say 😉 I was only 16 yrs old but remember the impact this new super cool jazz-funk sound had on kids my age at the time. It was a year before I was allowed into clubs, but heard it on Top of the Pops and at lots of coming of age birthday parties back then in Manchester. Freeez, Level 42, Incognito, Shakatak, LOTW they were Brit Jazz-funks finest and loved them all!
@@Pulsonar what an era for fab music ..we were lucky .. shakatak loved them too XXX
@@jackiemreekie4637 Yes we were really lucky, Jill Sawards gorgeous clear singing voice was mesmerising, so underrated. She’s nearly 69 years old and is a wonderful looking woman, she’s barely aged and still tours with the Shakatak old guard right across the world! One of my fave songs is Dark is the night: ua-cam.com/video/o_LaeyZTVDo/v-deo.html
She reminds me of the Hawaiian singer Pauline Wilson from the American Jazz-funk band Seawind - such a lovely singer , here’s a fabulous haunting song from the late 70s ua-cam.com/video/gLs4YTTLcK4/v-deo.html enjoy xxx
In a stressful period, It came back this music in my mind as a relief ✨
Great memory's listening to this on radio Luxemberg at night under bed sheets with small radio and a ear piece.good old days good music at night good old Luxemberg
And Robbie Vincent and his legendary Radio London sat morning show If it moves funk it vibes...
Such a great song and a wonderful era for music!
Besides loving the song, I love that there is so much going on in the video with the band. There’s a camaraderie between the players and it flows into the music, it’s amazing to watch the musical electricity come to life
I love how's it recorded from original vynil just how I remember it all them years ago in 82 takes me back to that fantastic time when life was nice and simple
Sir John Rocca.!One of , if not the best UK soul/funk tune of all time.
Such great memories.. and my mate Dirks Brother is playing Bass!!!🤗👍..
💯 still dancing to these wicked tunes. Only in my bedroom not the night club.
I don't blame you. Much cheaper
My dad just showed me this song , we was just in Egypt I was playing music by the pool & he told me a story how he found this song . He was a messenger boy for evening standard, & they nee the guy who produced it .. he gave my dad a tape of this tune before it was released, & a year after they gave it to him it was released, absolute tune
Love the electric guitar and her silky smooth voice. Classic
57 now ....what a tune lots of memories
I love this song. British musical groups were almost the best in the 80s but underrated.
Such a cool, laid back vibe to this tune. Should be listened to on a nice sunny afternoon with a glass in hand.
Such a beautiful voice and brilliant music 🎶 , I had this on a cassette tape mix
happy birthday (Sep 23) John Rocca (62) aka Midi Rain, Synchro- Bass, Zone Runners and Gamer 3 (producer of "Pink Rythm, "Pictures" - an experimental album with Andy Stennett, "Who cares" 1986, and "Electra" - a balearic dance project with Paul Oakenfold, 59, and "Freeez" (1978 - 1985) - "I.O.U.", "Pop goes my love", 1983, "Southern freeze", 1980 etc., incl. rarely mentioned, very talented and sexy singer Ingrid Mansfield Allman, who has also worked with the likes of Ian Robins Dury (57, d. 2000, "Hit me...", ska, rocksteady and reggae musician Desmond Dekker (64, d. 2006), Mary Wilson (76, d. 2021, "The Supremes,") and "Beggar and Co." - "The original light of the world" etc.), now spending more time writing as a journalist, as well as dj'ing. She also works in a further ducation college in North London and on fb @ facebook.com/ingrid.mansfieldallman ,
Certainly takes me back too my Jazz funk days! Pure jazz funk!!
Blissful memories 😊🎵
I use to wait in front of the TV until this song came on 💥👍
So... Until a few years ago I lived on a remote Scottish island with 'Andy' from this group. In all the years I lived there he was unassuming and a bookeeper for the community. He left after his wife died but I never got to thank him for the soundtrack of my 16th year.
Just class ,happy memories of this brilliant tune
I'm 61, what a luveerrly memory... !!!
Great song Tiffany’s in Purley. South London Massive, great memories
Dang man, we used to drive from north london to go meet our friends from thornton heath there...aww the good old days!!
West Midlands in the building too bro 👌🏽
I totally adore this track ❤. Reminds me dancing in pub gardens. Disco forever ♥. Love it 🎉🎉
I’ll never tire of hailing this legendary Brit Jazz funk anthem. Freeezs greatest ever song, all their ‘successful’ lightweight poppy stuff after was nothing compared to this hard driving masterpiece. That perfect fusion of majestic funky bass guitar, syncopating percussion and Ingrid Allmans cool scintillating vocals has never been equalled before or since IMO. The song still goosebumps the back of my neck at 60 yrs old the same as when I was 16 yrs old back in early 1981. John Rocca was a clever ambitious music biz guy, but I never liked the direction he took his band with the music. He very quickly went from sublime Jazz Funk straight into electro as soon as the fad kicked off in the US. Seemed like he was only after that big commercial hit, money and corporate sell out attitude. It didn’t surprise me at all when he left the music business by the early 90s and went all IT and corporate with some grey nobody telecom company that went public and made him rich by early 2000s
Oh the memories! Will always be in my fav top 5 tunes!
I was born in 1984 and I'm just now hearing this song for the first time. Wow. Simply wow!
I loved this record the first time I heard it...and I've had no need to change that opinion since.
When this came out it was brilliant....still is...great memories I was 15 and so glad to have grown in those times 😀
Must have inspired Jamiroquai very much of the same vein - love it and thank you!
Brilliant song,brings back brilliant memories ❤️
The simultaneously breezy yet deadpan delivery of the off-kilter 'Southern Freeez, reminds me of a girl I was sweet on at the time it was in the UK charts.
The titular title is attested to derive from a dance move, "The Freeze,", used by clubbers at the 'Royalty Club' in Southgate, London - I like it very much!
We use to get the tube from Wimbledon to travel to the Royalty Southgate. Obviously it was played elsewhere, but the Royalty was the place to hear this track, one young lady in particular would hold everyones attention with her moves.
Grooving to this wearing farah slacks a pringle jumper and a pair of suede adidas hawai trying to get older girls to dance .
Classic and a classy act,she’s so cool.fantastic memories
Start of the ghetto blaster days for me , was around 18 ,love this song reminds me of summer would walk to my girlfriends with the ghetto blaster , battery’s would die by the time I got there
Those where the days❤
I love this tune so much.....I was 15 when I first heard this and am pretty sure the singer visited Holly Street adventure playground in Hackney.
wow 10 at the time not to far was from you heard it in debeauvior town in the playground ufton play ground ,ufton street
Jazz Funk is alive and well...I'm a Geordie living in Essex...and Roberta and me out dancin at least once a month....if you can try the DOOT..( DOIN ARE OWN THING ) The Cobham Lodge Hotel Leigh on Sea...Best gig going...the best house party you've ever been to vibe !..cheap to stay aswell...❤
I love this song, it is timeless. Just makes happy and I want to start bopping to it😊
This song takes me back to primary school days! Wow!
Bought this album on Beggars Banquet label when it came out. I had taste then.....don't know what went wrong!
Just saw this on 1981 Top Of The Pops on BBC4, good tune and sounds way ahead of its time.
Woah. Aaaaand straight back to 81. Faster than a bullet. I was 21. Loved this track ❤
I Started buying records when freeze came out ,"I heard them brought it, The record for a school drama show and it was a smash it".
"this tune still makes me move and emotional", Class Band and they stand the test of time for sure.
Lead guitar Gordon Sullivan could give Carlos Santana a run for his money. He was in a band with his brother Keith and singer Boris Anderson. Had the privilege of having them play at my wedding in 1972. Talented boys, they deserved higher recognition.
where is he now????
Both last seen living in Sydney
I have this record on my album called ‘slipstream - best of British jazz funk’. What an album. Brings back so many memories.
Went to a small Greek island last year the beach bar asked for requests OMG they played this to death, people asked if this was a new release lol
❤Wow. Mega bass,drums
They were dam good day's, sad thing is we didn't realise at the time 😢😢😢 but we had them times 😊😊😊
I'm 60 n still loving it😊
This is such a great song 🎵
...I bought the 12 inch of this fab tune back in the days, God bless Ingrid! 👌💕
Yeah you had to have the 12” of this!
This is my signature tune from Ibiza in those awsome early 80s, still give’s me goosebumps keeping the funk alive.
Love this song 😍 amazing time for music 🎶❤️
The soundtrack to those amazing soul / Jazz pirate radio stations of the early 80s ... Where as it all gone ❓️ 🕰
yep
Loved it then, love it even more today doesn't say much for modern music ! God bless Ingrid
I am so thankful that this was my sound growing up.
Amen.
Big time... You know your music
@@jeanedwards2497better than do.
One of the best songs of the 1980's.
Fabulous production
Brings back memories my older brother bought this I remember the cover frozen ice cubes.. rip brother I love you...
One of the very best 👏👏
Brit funk......can't beat it 🏴
Absolute classic
What a great song
Soul boy still skinny loving this so much
These kind of soul funk music brings good memories
Got this on vinyl....legendary