Slick's 1987 - "Jive Soul Bro" WWE Entrance Theme This theme was released on WWF Piledriver: The Wrestling Album II however it is not available for digital purchase.
He should be. He might have been by now if he wasn't part of the on and off concussion lawsuit against WWE since 2016. Even though the case got dismissed not too long ago, you know WWE, they are rather snobbish against those that files or gets associated with lawsuits against them. With a lot of the previous era of WWF personalities not around anymore, and most recently losing Scott Hall aka Razor Ramon, after a while you get too old to hold grudges and start having some regrets of some kind later on. WWE just need do what's best for business and put Slick in. That's why they're trying to coax Scott Steiner currently so the Steiners can get inducted as a team as they should be or they'll just induct Rick solo. Yes, we know much of it is influenced due to the success of Rick's kid Bron Breakker in NXT.
@@deontyler960 Yeah, Scott Steiner for years. Though he blames WWE for his failed second run, for which honestly, he was already on the decline during WCW's tail end because the he got so damn big by buffing into infinity taking the Big Poppa Pump schtick so damn seriously and getting injuries, he was nowhere near the wrestler he once was. I'm guessing that the current success of Bron Breakker (they might as well just call him Bron or Bronson Steiner finally), probably had a helpful influence to getting Scott to extend a partial olive branch.
@@skyfire007 Thank you for your quick response. I got into WWF in 1989 until it got boring and crazy to Wrestlemania 9 and stopped watching. I saw WCW maybe 10 times I fully couldn't get into it fully for some reason. I remember in the beginning of watching WCW the Chucky doll was threatening one of the Steiner brothers to leave the other Steiner brother alone. Then few years later Scott Steiner went from looking like a thick college wrestler to a bodybuilder with a whole new look. Was Scott Steiner that bad in WCW and WWE? And who is Ron Steiner cause I thought he had a brother named Rick?
@@deontyler960 Bron Breakker (Bronson Rechsteiner) the NXT Champion is Rick Steiner's kid. Looks like Rick, but sounds like Scott and wrestles as a mash of the two more akin of their Steiner Brothers tag days. Rick has already been on NXT a couple of times. Most of the NXT audience knew who Bron was when he got there, they just hate the idea he has a bad gimmicky last name. Now that the Steiners are finally in the Hall of Fame, WWE should just simply acknowledge Bron as Steiner and ditch the Breakker name. Especially the current storyline coming off of Wrestlemania weekend, Joe Gacy and Harland basically kidnapped Rick.
Acompanied By His manager; "The Doctor of Style" Slick. From Chicago IL. Weghing 450lbs: The One Man Gang. (Otherwise known as Akeem the African Dream). I believe this is the only time in WWE where a superstar has switched perosona and not lost their manager or got a different one. Actually. I stand corrected. I can think of one other time this has happend. When the Fabulous Rougeau Brothers first debuted. They were managed by Jimmy Hart. When they split up and Jacques Rougeau returned in 1991 as The Mountie. Hart continued to manage him before breaking away to go and manage The Warlord instead
@@Offical_RemyKWNicholls butch Reed was the natural first. But then again many people in sports have been called the natural so Reed was def not the first
My room mate is ten years younger and he mentioned he only remembered bossman in riot gear and had to school him on this classic, it’s been stuck in my head all day now
@@30xron sorry about that I meant to use the word b i t c h Hogan would make the warlord his b**** sorry about that thanks for giving me a heads-up reminder of that unfortunately I was using the Google voice microphone to do my dirty work hahaha anyway thanks man I'll give you a thumbs up for that have a great one👍🏻👍🏻😂😂😂
One of the best Akeem moments: Wrestlemania 5 when delivering that hard clothesline to Shawn Michaels. Gorilla Monsoon almost fell out of his seat and said "Wow! What A Shot!"
Actually in all fairness considering nowadays people identify as everything from a 6-year old Chinese girl to a basketball, Akeem would actually be seen as “brave.”
@@NOV123 I suspect it was a music licensing issue, as this wasn't an original piece of music . I don't recall hearing "Jive Soul Bro" being used by any wrestler managed by Slick after mid 1990? I definitely never heard it used in 1991, as wrestlers managed by Slick at that time (including The Warlord and Power and Glory) had no entrance music. I agree that "Jive Soul Bro" is one of my favourite entrance themes of all time, and I even recall it being used by Rick Martel in 1989 during the brief period when he was managed by Slick.
This was a golden era for managers - Slick, Jimmy "Mouth of the South" Hart, Sensational Sherri and the legend, Bobby "The Brain" Heenan. But, when this music played, as a kid, I always thought Slick had serious swagger. Wish I could get this on Smackdown vs Raw.
I got to meet The Slickster last year, and he was everything I could have imagined and more in that moment. Just a true showman and natural heel. Lol. But super nice and hilarious.
The doctor of style should have been Hall of Fame years ago I spoke on one of his UA-cam videos he was the nicest guy in the world he told me it's a long shot hopefully he gets in he's made a couple of appearances in the past
@@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti6854 I think that for a while (1987-1989), anybody who was managed by Slick (even Rick Martel or Earthquake during his "Earthquake Evans" phase with Slick as his manager in 1989) had Jive Soul Bro as their entrance theme. For whatever reason this seemed to abruptly end in 1990 when this theme was only used by Akeem. For instance, I don't recall the Warlord or Power and Glory (both managed by Slick until late 1991) ever having any entrance music.
@@therussianspy5882 Warlord did use it briefly after joining Slick, when he still had the Powers of Pain look, but by the time he got his new look, no music.
beefcake/valentine,,, bulldogs,,, hart foundation,,, strike force,, can am connection,,, demolition,,,, volkoff/shiek,,, road warriors renamed to legion of doom right?,,,, prolly a few other top billers that i cant think of off top of my head--- most all good agile wrestlers great sellers and mic skills
@@blainegwen4858 the Brain Busters - so under-used by Vince and thus under-rated by the fans but we saw how good they were then and later on in WCW. Even now the 180 spine buster is still referred to as the Double-A spinebuster after Arn Anderson.
No, this is by far the best entrance theme. The only manager to hold ALL OF HIS WRESTLERS to HIS theme. That’s power, not to mention we got to see Slicks dance moves on the daily!
The fact that "Jive Soul Bro" was even briefly used for Rick Martel (in 1989 when he was managed by Slick) means that "Jive Soul Bro" could also have been used for Power and Glory as well, IMO.
Dude idk how someone badnt sampled this. When I hear this all I can think is how a rapper like snoop dogg hasnt tried to sample this. This beat and tempo is tailor made for snoop
@@CloroxDoll One thing that I forgot mention about the Dance is that, one guy that was on the Floor next to my DJ set up said " Ain't this song from Wrestling or a TV show"? He said it to a girl he was with. I never volunteered information about the song to him.
I can see Rick Martel (Just before he became "The Model" and just after he turned heel) dancing like he's swimming in place to Slick's theme. Can't stop laughing
Would it be wierd if someone were doing the Akeem "The African Dream" strut to this song? Perhaps while making a trip to their kitchen to make a sandwich........Not sayin' I was doing it, or anything.......I'm just wondering.....😳😳
I love the slight transition @ 0:32 before the hook, sounds amazing!!! Akeem the Dream's entrance @ WM6 accompanied by Slick is one of the best entrances especially with that dance by the Slickster before Big Bossman's theme music starts playing.
Andre the Giant entered the ring to this theme accompanied by the Twin Towers in SummerSlam ‘89. Him and Akeem doing the Egyptian dance side by side would have been epic!
My childhood was captivated with this WWF theme! Thx you Dr Slick for these awesome memories! Just one of a kind. I would hear this theme when Slick managed the Twin Towers (Big Boss Man & Akeem).😄
that's because it sorta is one. the song is actually a cover (just like piper's "for everybody" on the same album). they just changed some lyrics to fit slick's gimmick (and in piper's case, that's because the song doesn't say "for everybody" but "fuck everybody").
Slick should be in the HOF just for this song.
He should be. He might have been by now if he wasn't part of the on and off concussion lawsuit against WWE since 2016. Even though the case got dismissed not too long ago, you know WWE, they are rather snobbish against those that files or gets associated with lawsuits against them. With a lot of the previous era of WWF personalities not around anymore, and most recently losing Scott Hall aka Razor Ramon, after a while you get too old to hold grudges and start having some regrets of some kind later on.
WWE just need do what's best for business and put Slick in. That's why they're trying to coax Scott Steiner currently so the Steiners can get inducted as a team as they should be or they'll just induct Rick solo. Yes, we know much of it is influenced due to the success of Rick's kid Bron Breakker in NXT.
@@skyfire007 Wow didn't know about Slick lawsuit with WWE. But, didn't one of the Steiner brothers criticized the WWE Hall of fame for awhile?
@@deontyler960 Yeah, Scott Steiner for years. Though he blames WWE for his failed second run, for which honestly, he was already on the decline during WCW's tail end because the he got so damn big by buffing into infinity taking the Big Poppa Pump schtick so damn seriously and getting injuries, he was nowhere near the wrestler he once was. I'm guessing that the current success of Bron Breakker (they might as well just call him Bron or Bronson Steiner finally), probably had a helpful influence to getting Scott to extend a partial olive branch.
@@skyfire007 Thank you for your quick response. I got into WWF in 1989 until it got boring and crazy to Wrestlemania 9 and stopped watching. I saw WCW maybe 10 times I fully couldn't get into it fully for some reason. I remember in the beginning of watching WCW the Chucky doll was threatening one of the Steiner brothers to leave the other Steiner brother alone. Then few years later Scott Steiner went from looking like a thick college wrestler to a bodybuilder with a whole new look. Was Scott Steiner that bad in WCW and WWE? And who is Ron Steiner cause I thought he had a brother named Rick?
@@deontyler960 Bron Breakker (Bronson Rechsteiner) the NXT Champion is Rick Steiner's kid. Looks like Rick, but sounds like Scott and wrestles as a mash of the two more akin of their Steiner Brothers tag days. Rick has already been on NXT a couple of times. Most of the NXT audience knew who Bron was when he got there, they just hate the idea he has a bad gimmicky last name.
Now that the Steiners are finally in the Hall of Fame, WWE should just simply acknowledge Bron as Steiner and ditch the Breakker name. Especially the current storyline coming off of Wrestlemania weekend, Joe Gacy and Harland basically kidnapped Rick.
This will forever be Akeem's song.
The blackest brother from Africa
@@StephenWestSyd😂
If I was a UFC fighter, I 100% would get Slick to come out the tunnel with me while this song played as I walked towards the octagon.
Hell Yeah!!!
Bro, that would be the best entrance in UFC history.
Oh hell yeah!!
We need to make this happen(any UFC Fighter)
That would be the greatest thing that's ever happened in the UFC
“Accompanied by his manager, “The Doctor of Style” Slick. He is The Natural, Butch Reed.”
The Natural? Who stole who?
Did Butch Reed steal that from Dustin Rhodes or did Dustin steal it from Butch?
From Kansas City, Mo, weighing 255 lbs
Balde Howlett Hogan was never managed by Slick
Acompanied By His manager; "The Doctor of Style" Slick. From Chicago IL. Weghing 450lbs: The One Man Gang. (Otherwise known as Akeem the African Dream). I believe this is the only time in WWE where a superstar has switched perosona and not lost their manager or got a different one.
Actually. I stand corrected. I can think of one other time this has happend. When the Fabulous Rougeau Brothers first debuted. They were managed by Jimmy Hart.
When they split up and Jacques Rougeau returned in 1991 as The Mountie. Hart continued to manage him before breaking away to go and manage The Warlord instead
@@Offical_RemyKWNicholls butch Reed was the natural first. But then again many people in sports have been called the natural so Reed was def not the first
THE BEST THEME IN ALL OF WRESTLING....PERIOD!!!!!!!
Period! Absolutely! Now where's "The Natural Butch Reed"!
Classic 80's WWF! There was nothing like it!💯
As a kid and now,for me it is second only to the theme music of The Fabulous Rougeau Brothers👍
@@noeloreilly9440 WE'RE ALL AMERICAN BOYS......i loved that theme aswell can't beat 80's WWF
I think the million dollar man Ted diabase has something to say about that.
Common Man Boogie aint bad either (Dusty's WWF song)
Jesse: Would you buy a car from Slick?
Gorilla: Absolutely not.
Or anything else for that matter.
Not even a bright blue Caddy?
They did that to Mister Fuji too
@@GMC1022 Beat me to it.
Jon Stefanik 😂😂😂
My room mate is ten years younger and he mentioned he only remembered bossman in riot gear and had to school him on this classic, it’s been stuck in my head all day now
Wrestlers managed in WWF:
-Hercules
-Iron Sheik
-Nikolai Volkoff
-“The Natural” Butch Reed
-One Man Gang/Akeem
-Big Boss Man
-Rick Martel
-The Warlord
-Kamala
-The Bolsheviks (Nikolai Volkoff & Boris Zhukov)
-The Twin Towers (Big Boss Man & Akeem)
-Power & Glory (Paul Roma & Hercules)
And you doing this list does what for your life except waste mins of your boring life?
Man if Butch Reed hadnt fucked up because Him and SLick where entertaining as hell and Butch was scary as fuck
Slick and Akeem were great pals
@@30xron sorry about that I meant to use the word b i t c h Hogan would make the warlord his b**** sorry about that thanks for giving me a heads-up reminder of that unfortunately I was using the Google voice microphone to do my dirty work hahaha anyway thanks man I'll give you a thumbs up for that have a great one👍🏻👍🏻😂😂😂
@@andrerone8208 no problem man it had me laughing tho😂😂😂😂
Haha, this and Demolition's theme were the best in WWF. So memorable.
Yes ! I also loved The Undertaker's intro music. That gloomy organ music. Scaring the pants off everyone in the arena lol
Seriously, how is Slick, the Dr. Of Style, not in the HOF?
He belongs,no question👍🏻
Believe he is as of 2009
@@TheHomeTeamNYCNewYork No he isn't.
@@TheBillliantOne then fix that or shoosh please
fr Slick has to be one of the most underrated managers in the WWF
One of the best Akeem moments: Wrestlemania 5 when delivering that hard clothesline to Shawn Michaels. Gorilla Monsoon almost fell out of his seat and said "Wow! What A Shot!"
"I believe he irritated Akeem!" -Jesse Ventura
2022 is about to end...
The joy this song brings will never end!!!
RIP Butch Reed
Ahh..the memories. I remember Akeem the African Dream's goofy ass dance
FROM AFRICA!!! Weighing 400 pounds accompanied by his manager slick!!! The African dream Akeem!!!!
Jennifer Yvette Lewis 😂😂😂😂
damn you look fine @Jennifer Yvette Lewis !!
Thats true sexy
@@robosborne7103 lol..thanks
One of the greatest themes ever made.
SATURDAY MORNING WWF WAS THE BEST IN THE 80S ONE THE BEST CHILDHOOD MEMORIES thank you SLICK
I loved watching Akeem, the greatest African-American wrestler of all time, come out to the ring to this music.
Too bad the WWF at the time wasn’t prepared to make him the first African American WWF champion. It would have been very progressive. Different times.
@@MrMortadella1 Extremely politically incorrect, lol.
Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha. Akeem had the best dance moves
Wait.. What? Akeem was really African American?
Actually in all fairness considering nowadays people identify as everything from a 6-year old Chinese girl to a basketball, Akeem would actually be seen as “brave.”
Slick was great. I love that it was one of the rare cases where his wrestlers actually came to the ring with his music instead of their own.
Whose jamming this after hearing about the natural Butch Reed's death. RIP to the natural man.
I didn't even know he died until I saw your comment!
RIP Natural. 🙁
Slick: What you talkin’ about?! I’m no Jive Soul Bro! This is The Slickster talkin’ to ya!
Slick should be in the hall of famer
Just heard this for the first time. What an absolutely badass theme song.
I was a kid when I heard it first ...loved it since he used it for power and glory first
@@thepubknight6144 Power and Glory never used this
@@NOV123 I suspect it was a music licensing issue, as this wasn't an original piece of music . I don't recall hearing "Jive Soul Bro" being used by any wrestler managed by Slick after mid 1990? I definitely never heard it used in 1991, as wrestlers managed by Slick at that time (including The Warlord and Power and Glory) had no entrance music. I agree that "Jive Soul Bro" is one of my favourite entrance themes of all time, and I even recall it being used by Rick Martel in 1989 during the brief period when he was managed by Slick.
This was a golden era for managers - Slick, Jimmy "Mouth of the South" Hart, Sensational Sherri and the legend, Bobby "The Brain" Heenan. But, when this music played, as a kid, I always thought Slick had serious swagger. Wish I could get this on Smackdown vs Raw.
Don't forget the devious one... Mr Fuji
I got to meet The Slickster last year, and he was everything I could have imagined and more in that moment. Just a true showman and natural heel. Lol. But super nice and hilarious.
He seems like he's be a pretty funny dude. He has to have tons of great stories.
The doctor of style should have been Hall of Fame years ago I spoke on one of his UA-cam videos he was the nicest guy in the world he told me it's a long shot hopefully he gets in he's made a couple of appearances in the past
First, if not the only manager in WWE history to have his very own personalized theme song!
Wasn't this Akeem's theme too? 🤔
@@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti6854 I think that for a while (1987-1989), anybody who was managed by Slick (even Rick Martel or Earthquake during his "Earthquake Evans" phase with Slick as his manager in 1989) had Jive Soul Bro as their entrance theme. For whatever reason this seemed to abruptly end in 1990 when this theme was only used by Akeem. For instance, I don't recall the Warlord or Power and Glory (both managed by Slick until late 1991) ever having any entrance music.
@@therussianspy5882 Warlord did use it briefly after joining Slick, when he still had the Powers of Pain look, but by the time he got his new look, no music.
And Ted Dibiase in kinda sorta type of way.
Perfect pro wrestling theme: catchy and sums up what the character is all about.
The maniacal laugh at the end is fuckin awesome too
The WWF Tag Team scene in the late ‘80’s was incredible
Best of all time
beefcake/valentine,,, bulldogs,,, hart foundation,,, strike force,, can am connection,,, demolition,,,, volkoff/shiek,,, road warriors renamed to legion of doom right?,,,, prolly a few other top billers that i cant think of off top of my head--- most all good agile wrestlers great sellers and mic skills
@@blainegwen4858 the Brain Busters - so under-used by Vince and thus under-rated by the fans but we saw how good they were then and later on in WCW. Even now the 180 spine buster is still referred to as the Double-A spinebuster after Arn Anderson.
@@rubenarriaga3029 NWA says hi?
It was WWE's only great tag scene. It got worse after.
I remember that all of Slick's wrestlers had this as theme song.
As a teen watching WWF, Slick was just one of those characters that was just there. As an adult he cracks me up!!
If this isn’t the greatest heel entrance theme of all time, it’s at least in the top 5. Never understood why they didn’t use it for Power And Glory
Power and Glory didn't have the Jive or the Soul like the Twin Towers had.
Or the Warlord.
It wouldn't have suited the tough heel personas of Roma, Hercules and Warlord
No, this is by far the best entrance theme. The only manager to hold ALL OF HIS WRESTLERS to HIS theme. That’s power, not to mention we got to see Slicks dance moves on the daily!
The fact that "Jive Soul Bro" was even briefly used for Rick Martel (in 1989 when he was managed by Slick) means that "Jive Soul Bro" could also have been used for Power and Glory as well, IMO.
Akeem's moves made this track legit...Yoga!
"He's ready for downtown Detroit". My favorite JV line.
The Dr of Style
This song is just the greatest for remembering a great time in my life.
Impossible to listen to this without your head bopping.
Honesty is the best POLICYYYY!!! LOL
Now this is what I call classic funk
Slick HE COULD DANCE !
Classic! Slick could been in group The Time
Only if he had some Jungle Love...
John Wilson they were a good watch
Slick managed Big Boss Man, Akeem/One Man Gang, Butch Reed, Hercules, Paul Roma, Rick Martel and The Warlord
I played this song a while back at a Singles dance. People actually danced to it. Hahaha.
Dude idk how someone badnt sampled this. When I hear this all I can think is how a rapper like snoop dogg hasnt tried to sample this. This beat and tempo is tailor made for snoop
This is so hilarious. A singles dance? Hahaha
@@CloroxDoll One thing that I forgot mention about the Dance is that, one guy that was on the Floor next to my DJ set up said " Ain't this song from Wrestling or a TV show"? He said it to a girl he was with. I never volunteered information about the song to him.
@@rirchardrubio5621Thank you for protecting kayfabe
@@JerGer918 if kayfabe was a person at that party , he'd be the guy with his drink up in the air smiling while making a toast and saying "Cheers!" 🍸
I can see Rick Martel (Just before he became "The Model" and just after he turned heel) dancing like he's swimming in place to Slick's theme. Can't stop laughing
Ahkeem the African dream on dancing with the Stars.
80s theme songs 🎵 ♥. The 80s and the 90s amazing 👏 🎶 WWE.
Watch "The Twin Towers" on the Arsenio Hall show. Slick, Akeem, and especially Big Bossman stayed in character!
when you're so cool that the wrestlers you manage come down to the ring with your entrance music instead of the other way around
Oh man, this brings back memories 😝
It’s hilarious in a good way. Saturday morning WWF was my jam back in the day!
I just want to ride through the town bumpin this!
Would it be wierd if someone were doing the Akeem "The African Dream" strut to this song? Perhaps while making a trip to their kitchen to make a sandwich........Not sayin' I was doing it, or anything.......I'm just wondering.....😳😳
Lmao
Marry me.....
It would be weird if you didn't, lol.
Of course you weren't doing it - I totally believe you :p
I'm doing this right now and making a burrito lol 😂😂
The Twin Towers baby!!!🎶
~RIP Big Boss Man~
This and the Flash Funk theme. On repeat. All day.
Loved how Big Bossman used this theme as well lol
The doctor of style
RIP Butch Reed!!
I love the slight transition @ 0:32 before the hook, sounds amazing!!! Akeem the Dream's entrance @ WM6 accompanied by Slick is one of the best entrances especially with that dance by the Slickster before Big Bossman's theme music starts playing.
🎶Thome pime you do it…thome pime ya don’t..🎶
On paper this should not work, yet in execution it's just awesome. It's also timeless, I'm listing to this in 2021 and it hasn't aged at ll.
The Slickster leading out the Godfather to this song...
The Dr. of Style is one of the coolest nicknames in history! Loved Slick growning up
Today’s wrestling don’t have nothing on these guys!!
This song fits the time perfectly!
Slick was smooth and original!!!
I can picture 'Akeem dancing to this song..❤😂
2024 and missing Slick and The African Dream Akeem!
Andre the Giant entered the ring to this theme accompanied by the Twin Towers in SummerSlam ‘89. Him and Akeem doing the Egyptian dance side by side would have been epic!
If ya watch Andre during the entrance, it almost looks like he's dancing lol
How can you not dance...
Slick >>> than most rappers today
💯
This song theme is absolutely funky as
Best theme ever? Best theme ever. 😎
I like HOW the WWF creative team allowed Slick to be, well.. SLICK (in character)
It’s Actually “The Doctor Of Style” Slick 1987 - “Jive Soul Bro” WWE Entrance Theme.
Probably my favorite theme song. Dont know why they stopped using it.
80's wwf wrestlers had dope entrance songs.
The fact that Big Boss Man came out this song is pure comedy
Andre walking out to this with The Twin Towers at SummerSlam 1989 is unintentionally hilarious.
Andre even had the nerve to walk to the beat too 😂😂😂😂😂
Big Boss Man walking out to this and twirling his baton every time was unintentionally hilarious.
oh man. I gotta go watch that real quick
@@PPKNexus nah. For some odd reason, this song perfectly fit the Heel Big Bossman.
Love this
Hall of frame 2020
Slick is In!!
He isn’t
@@Joewho72 No, he isn't. He inducted Big Boss Man into the WWE HOF, but he's not in himself.
My favorite tune of this era
Best hip hop song of all time.
Slick and Akeem dancing in front of the ref while Bossman batters some jobber with his night stick 😂😂😂
I remember slick returning on raw. I blew up. The crowd slept. It was sad. Wrestling is dead.
Raw 1000 you’re referring to? If so, I absolutely remember.
Yea it sucked that the crowd was dead. I popped.
And before that, the last time Slick had been on TV was...?
Yeah that sucked. I was happy. Felt like the only one. Best theme ever
@@RinJacksonyou are getting old too. So things fresh in your mind are stale now too. Welcome to the club
Legendary promo. Slick was a great mouthpiece and manager. Dudes legit!
Wwf my boy...slick
Never Forget
It aint so cool bein a jive turkey so close to thanksgiving!!
I always think of the Mega Powers vs. the Twin Towers when I hear this.
Lol same here.
what I didn't know about this theme until now
MAGNIFICENT
Muraco
One of the best wrestling themes ever!!!
...this magnificent tune could turn a One Man Gang to an African dream !!!
Slick for HOF!
My childhood was captivated with this WWF theme! Thx you Dr
Slick for these awesome memories! Just one of a kind. I would hear this theme when Slick managed the Twin Towers (Big Boss Man & Akeem).😄
One jive turkey disliked this!
Turkey?
Akeem "The African Dream" dancing to this theme was fun to watch.
And Boss Man was too mean to dance 😂
That theme is so entertaining, soulful and it makes me so happy when I hear it !
Slickster!
This is actually a good 70's jive track.
that's because it sorta is one.
the song is actually a cover (just like piper's "for everybody" on the same album).
they just changed some lyrics to fit slick's gimmick (and in piper's case, that's because the song doesn't say "for everybody" but "fuck everybody").
Slick could sell a Chevy to Lee Iacocca.🤣
one of my all-time favorite themes
Man this is bad ass song reminds me when I’m walking down town Los Angeles 😁
That chord change at :33 is just filthy.