The summer of 1983 I was 13 years old. I drove my whole house crazy with this song and Candy Girl. I can still hear my mother yelling “enough already with this fucking Juicy Fruit” 😂😂😂 Sweet Memories for real! Much love from Harlem NYC ❤️❤️❤️
I went to see Mtume at Rocky City Nottingham with my sister, I was only 16. My sister managed to get us backstage, James wrote on my ticket, “stay sweet n Juicy”.. I still have the ticket today even though I’m now 53 years young.. One of the greatest bands ever.. 2021, still rocking this tuuuune...!!! 🥰
All these musician's from the 50's, 60's, 70's, 80's and 90's don't realize what contribution to human history they were involved in. All of this golden era of music will be remembered for millennia.
I'm 33 and I cant see this music being remembered for millennia, kids these days are to stubborn and backwards, its up 2 us to show our kids whats up👍🏿💙
My generation was so lucky. A baby/toddler in the 60's. A toddler/lil kid/ big kid/teenager in the 70's. A teenager into my 20's in the 80's. Mid 20's to Mid 30's in the 90's. Got to experience all the great music through all those eras.
@@robertnelsonjr4648 OMG You just hit a home run with those comments TRUE DA!!! Still listenin how about February 28 2020 I will always have ode skool music in my blood 4EVER!!!How about you Robert?
@@robertnelsonjr4648 well the new school needs to go back to the old school and learn what talent is, because as far as i am concerned very few artist today have any talent. I guess this is why i have not bought any newer artist CDs frankly only about 10% is good now days.
I was stationed in Hanau , Germany in the Army in 1983 when this Jam came out! When it was played at the club, the part when she says “I’ll be your Lollipop, you can lick me everywhere 🎶“! Everyone would go wild! 😅😂 Still a classic in 2024! Miss the 80’s! 🥲
1-10-2022 - Rest In Power, Brother Mtume..Thank you for providing such a wonderful soundtrack through movies, tv, and of course, on the dance floor. Prayers are lifted for God's blessings of Strength and Comfort to your family and other loved ones.
The 80s peaked in 83/84z. Still can't believe this drops the same year as Billie Jean (and the rest of the Thriller juggernaut), Outstanding, Cold Blooded, Atomic Dog, Time Will Reveal and yes, All Night Long.
Every second of this song and video is a masterpiece full stop, but the imagery and vocals at 2:09 hit on such a different, sublime level. Its peak 80s music and imo, excellent in terms of all music history
What an all time classic good soul music my his soul rest in loving 💓 peace ✌️ I was not even born when this song was played. Wow wow nice music they made there.💓💯💥🔥
My father is always saying this. I think this song came out when he was a freshman in college. This was his favorite song. Fast forward decades later when my father became a college professor and was and still is teaching at the Ohio State University he somehow got Mtume's phone number, called him and invited him to OSU. When Mtume arrived my father told him that Juicy Fruit was his all-time favorite song. Mtume responded, "stop lying young Brother." Don't know why he called my father young cause he was in his 40s at the time. Anyway, my father replied, "I'm serious, Juicy Fruit is my all-time favorite song." Mtume smiled a wide smile and got chocked up."
This is such a beautiful, melodic song. While I enjoy listening to it a lot, I just can't help but think of Biggie's 'Juicy' every time I hear this. I get very nostalgic and emotional these days being that BIG ain't here no more. Thank you Mtume for making this classic and RIP Biggie!
Thank you for pointing out the bass. The combination of the bass and the drum beat make this song and is why it’s been used so often in rap songs. Love it!
Soar High onto your next Journey !!!! Thank You for sharing your talents with us . Condolences to your family and friends & all the lovers of your music !!!! Fly High Mr.James Mtume your assignment here completed 🙏🏾💜
@@hiltonturner8909Notorious BIG wasn't even the first to sample it...Notorious B1 sampled it 1 year before....check it out...the name & all just blows your mind, lol.
If you like the lead vocalist, her name is "Tawatha" and she has really good solo album. My favorite song on her solo album is "thigh ride" its super sexy they wouldn't play it on the radio.
@@HitsFromThePastI agree people confuse race with culture. Whether people like it or not one is intertwined with the other and we ought to collectively celebrate it.
My young daughter was cleaning out my car and decided to turn the radio on and listened to my favorite old school station, after she finished and came into the house she said: dad I was listening to you music! "That's baby making music". Lol To me it's beautifully performed both musically & vocally. Been listening all my life.👣👣❤
i remember this when i was in the service in 83. all the brothers in my squadron were playing it i joined in and became the hommie white boy ,there was no race issues in the military we were all brothers !
I was stationed in Germany when I first heard this awesome R&B Group my roommate Jones had a crazy stereo system and he always blast good R&B Music during 84. What a year to remember!!!
This era of music will never be duplicated. RIP James Mtume and thanks for your contribution to music. This is the clean version. I remember her saying you lick me every where for the first time and I was bugging. 😂
I was 13 must've been a freak because this music combined with basement house parties brought out the wild animals.. I miss the days of slow dancing up against the wall.
In 1983, at Fort Hood, Texas, as a supply specialist with the 27th Finance Company, I recall fond memories of Specialist Cartagena, Jose, Specialist Agosto, Jose, and many other good friends.
Remember listening to this in the stockade (1983) that was next to the commissary in Fort Hood. Open base back then. Good times in Killeen over the weekend landed me in the stockade.
One of the biggest tracks from 1983, later revitalised by Notorious BIG, Mtume led by percussionist & producer James Mtume, with the voice of Tawatha Agree & what a winner this song was
RIP James Forman aka James Mtume, musician (Mtume) and songwriter ("Juicy Fruit" etc.)(76) ;-( James was the son of jazz saxophonist Jimmy Heath (d. 2020) and additionally also working with working with Miles Davis between 1971 and 1975. Mtume worked with such great musicians as Don Cherry, Herbie Hancock, Biily Bonner, James' uncle Albert Heath, Phyllis Hyman, Roberta Flack, Donny Hathaway, Stephanie Mills, R. Kelly, Mary J. Blige, Teddy Pendergrass and Inner City etc. !
OMG!!!! MINE TOO!!!! I KID YOU NOT I was playing this song in the car this morning as I was taking my daughter to school and kept yelling my fav part is coming up. Now that I’m back home and actually watching the video and scrolling through the comments I see that I’m not the only one. That one part hits my soul!
Same here, it's the defining part of the song. I first heard this song in GTA Vice City and I always feel like liberally skidding in my Banshee, Infernus or Cheetah when that part comes on.
Oh hell to the yeah!!How about June 16 2019 This beautiful classic is in its own class of its own do you agree? I will always have ode skool music in my blood 4EVER!! A trip down memory lane good ode days 4SURE!!!
Yes 2022 and still enjoying this oldie. I discoverd this song for the first time last year along with other fabulous singers like Rick James and as an African i really appreciate the greatness of the Black community in the world. Ancestors are proud of you and please raise your vibrations as high as possible so they can notice you and communicate with you.
The summer of 1983 I was 13 years old. I drove my whole house crazy with this song and Candy Girl. I can still hear my mother yelling “enough already with this fucking Juicy Fruit” 😂😂😂 Sweet Memories for real! Much love from Harlem NYC ❤️❤️❤️
❤
❤️
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😎💞💞💞
You are so old 😛 I was just 12, and now I'm 21 😅🤣🤣🤣
Yeah Harlem!
RIP JAMES MTUME Your music will never be forgotten.
Philly will miss u
I was in 7th grade when this came out.....im shocked... Why ? 😢😢😢😢
rest in peace
Juicy fruit Monday
@@keithdavis9633 the whole world actually. Well, Toronto for sure
I went to see Mtume at Rocky City Nottingham with my sister, I was only 16. My sister managed to get us backstage, James wrote on my ticket, “stay sweet n Juicy”.. I still have the ticket today even though I’m now 53 years young..
One of the greatest bands ever..
2021, still rocking this tuuuune...!!! 🥰
Still a baby. I am 56 years young. Mtume means 'Messenger' in Swahili. Tuuuune!!!!
So Juicy! Good for you; stay vital!
R.I.P. James Mtume 🥰
RIP to him.
James MTUME pass away today
1983 ! !!
and now 2023
fuck, where has the time gone ?
Ha dont no i hav a beautiful grandson hendrix so yup the beat goes on krank it up time is the only thief that never gets caught
Yup the only thief that dont get caught
Time is in the mind ha i hav a grandson hendrix so krank it smile enjoy everyday coz tommorw is yesterday in a blink peace
I ask myself that all the time. Feeling very blessed to still be here 🤍🙏
❤I hear ya.....Feel so blessed to still be listening 🎶 to this on a date night with my wife.
All these musician's from the 50's, 60's, 70's, 80's and 90's don't realize what contribution to human history they were involved in. All of this golden era of music will be remembered for millennia.
Indeed they didn't know that they creating immortality.
💯
I'm 33 and I cant see this music being remembered for millennia, kids these days are to stubborn and backwards, its up 2 us to show our kids whats up👍🏿💙
D33Lux yes always
I agree fully.
One of the dopest songs ever made
Tony Robertson AMEN
Facts. Along with Outstanding, All Night Long (Mary Jane Girls), Risin' To The Top, Sugar Free, etc... That era is untouchable.
FOEVEREVER
Yes
Yes indeed!!!
I used to listen to this when I was 63, and now I'm 17. This will forever be a classic 💚💜💜
😂😂😂 to funny ikr
You mean 63 years before death and now you 17 years before death right??? It's the only way this makes sense 🤔
@@khomotsomokoana5066maaaan let the joke breath… smh
Bro forgot to take his meds lawl
I see you have great memories from your teen years huh.
My generation was so lucky. A baby/toddler in the 60's. A toddler/lil kid/ big kid/teenager in the 70's. A teenager into my 20's in the 80's. Mid 20's to Mid 30's in the 90's. Got to experience all the great music through all those eras.
RIP James Mtume
R.I.P. Mtume. This is one of the greatest records of all time
I agree 80s classic juicy fruit
I totally agree with you. Iv'e been playing it to death since the 80's & never tire of it. Superb.
Wait all of them died ?
You know your shit is right, when Miles Davis asks you to join what was his finest music ensemble. What a talent James was... forever remembered
@@TamiaBowman-nn9cdThe lead man singing here name was James. He died? When?
No booties out, twerking or cursing just good ole fashion baby making music!
How lucky were we to live through the 80s with music like this our kids will never know
Who is we?
I've showed my kids...
@@sjmtc3450 what did you show your kids?
@@andreamerino9146 Obviously black people from the 80s.
yes lord
deep appreciation for this track/sound ... I’d never be able to yell “IT WAS ALL A DREAM ...” if not for “Juicy”
Was 22 in 1983, 63 and still here for it in 2024👍🏻
You lived through music, it ended 20 years ago.
@eaal8387 yep, but good think is that Blacks created enough timeless music for eternity. I don't have to hear anything new.
Rest Easy to The 🤴🏾 late Great James Mtume. 🙏🏾 🕊🦢 long live The 80's.😎👍🏾
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R.I.P. James Mtume. It's getting harder and harder to see good in the world but this song takes me back in time to when the world was a better place.
Gotta pay homage to the oldschool. They were so talented unbelievable the kind of music they made untouchable.
OMG You just hit a home run with those comments TRUE DAT! I was so lucky to be born to experience that awesome era and some AMEN! AMEN!
With out old school there is no New school
@@robertnelsonjr4648 OMG You just hit a home run with those comments TRUE DA!!! Still listenin how about February 28 2020 I will always have ode skool music in my blood 4EVER!!!How about you Robert?
@@shirleybutler2623 of courses I'm old school till the day I die all I listen to is the old school Don't matter what kind of music it is
@@robertnelsonjr4648 well the new school needs to go back to the old school and learn what talent is, because as far as i am concerned very few artist today have any talent. I guess this is why i have not bought any newer artist CDs frankly only about 10% is good now days.
Tawata Agee is downright amazing. Her vocal range rocks this song. Love her
Brother you got the same lastname like me! 😃
Did you see her on DJ Cassidy on here? Both of them actually.
She sang the backups for "You Stopped Loving Me" for Luther. She doper than most...
INDEED!🔥
Agreed
LMAO. I've always loved this video. Especially at 2:13, he said juicy like he meant that shit 😂😂😂😂
😢😭😭😭
havensmayor 😂😂😂 you caught that, too?!?
havensmayor maybe he did jackass
Okkkkk lol 😂 😂
Juicy Ju-say 😂😅😄
I was stationed in Hanau , Germany in the Army in 1983 when this Jam came out! When it was played at the club, the part when she says “I’ll be your Lollipop, you can lick me everywhere 🎶“! Everyone would go wild! 😅😂 Still a classic in 2024!
Miss the 80’s! 🥲
❤
This era of music creation was just simply nothing but Epic...
Totaly agree ha my grandsons name is hendrix ha so krank it up 4us oldies
1-10-2022 - Rest In Power, Brother Mtume..Thank you for providing such a wonderful soundtrack through movies, tv, and of course, on the dance floor. Prayers are lifted for God's blessings of Strength and Comfort to your family and other loved ones.
Yes .. Rest in Peace Mr James Mtume.
A true legend!!!
Wow! I didn’t know that. Rest In Peace
🙏✝️❤️
Toiis tu sais pas gué je taime
RIP James Mtume. = (
I used to play this song over and over again with the volume turned up 👍!!
Frfr!!
🗣♊️👤Rising
The young don't know a good sound when they hear it! Sometimes they gotta be taught the hard way !
Still bumping this in 2020....
Silky smooth
The 80s peaked in 83/84z. Still can't believe this drops the same year as Billie Jean (and the rest of the Thriller juggernaut), Outstanding, Cold Blooded, Atomic Dog, Time Will Reveal and yes, All Night Long.
Mad crazy how 2020 sounds like we are in the futuristic future advertised to us as kids but in reality... Its not so bad and not so great lmao
We're you from
Every second of this song and video is a masterpiece full stop, but the imagery and vocals at 2:09 hit on such a different, sublime level. Its peak 80s music and imo, excellent in terms of all music history
Old school jams never lose there touch, brings back disco memories, get your back up off the wall!
Twenty one OK right .😇
My jam yes😝
Not at all
Who else is still jamming to this in 2020 ??
Ofc the greats live forever
B4 biggie. They put this on top of his best song. I was in college, at Columbia University. yet born on Fulton street.
Jamming it right in my Dodge Challenger “juicy
Juicy
This song is on my 'cleaning' playlist
RIP to the great James Mtume. Such a talented brotha and his loss is a big one 😪💔
Activist
I didn't know that.
I just seen them on the DJ Cassidy.
🙏✝️❤️
What an all time classic good soul music my his soul rest in loving 💓 peace ✌️ I was not even born when this song was played. Wow wow nice music they made there.💓💯💥🔥
The 80s …what a time to be alive! Forever rest Mr. Mtume
My father is always saying this. I think this song came out when he was a freshman in college. This was his favorite song. Fast forward decades later when my father became a college professor and was and still is teaching at the Ohio State University he somehow got Mtume's phone number, called him and invited him to OSU. When Mtume arrived my father told him that Juicy Fruit was his all-time favorite song. Mtume responded, "stop lying young Brother." Don't know why he called my father young cause he was in his 40s at the time. Anyway, my father replied, "I'm serious, Juicy Fruit is my all-time favorite song." Mtume smiled a wide smile and got chocked up."
Time is the theif that dont get caught enjoy every day n smile along the way
Pure unadulterated talent. Love from Nobekaw, Ghana 🇬🇭 2k23 and beyond
2024 still play on the radio
Still listening in 2024❤. I remember my Dad use to have the cassette tape to this song back in the 80s .😊🎵
Lkki😊😊😊
Did he let his tape rock until his tape pop?
Rest in power James Mtume.. The soundtrack of my early years and the golden era of hip hop
RIP James Mtume and Big up to Tawatha Agee. On my very first trip to NY city I saw this band perform as this song was just released, sweet memories 😊
Lucky you 👍🤩 I would love to see them back then. 😃 or anytime. The ones who are still here that is.
You can't deny the production on this song. A classic
Lord please bring back the good ole days!!!!
Yup but time is the only thief that never gets caught enjoy today coz today is yesterday n tommorow is today
This is such a beautiful, melodic song. While I enjoy listening to it a lot, I just can't help but think of Biggie's 'Juicy' every time I hear this. I get very nostalgic and emotional these days being that BIG ain't here no more. Thank you Mtume for making this classic and RIP Biggie!
Imagine all the hard work in the studio crafting this beats without computer software just real instruments pure talent crazy!!!!!
They had MPCs that thing is still incredible. Listen to the drum loop
Before it was dictionary s to look up world's.
This was 1983. There was already MIDI and the drums are actually a computerized loop. A Linndrum to be precise. So the process was already streamlined
it's a drum machine dudes ahahah
Not even that hard bro
Fantastic bassline and soaring vocals that give one goose bumps! Long live the funk!
Thank you for pointing out the bass. The combination of the bass and the drum beat make this song and is why it’s been used so often in rap songs. Love it!
Conheci essa música através de um dos maiores cantores de rapper de todos os tempos. Notorius BIG
Soar High onto your next Journey !!!! Thank You for sharing your talents with us . Condolences to your family and friends & all the lovers of your music !!!! Fly High Mr.James Mtume your assignment here completed 🙏🏾💜
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This Mtume - Juicy Fruit is a classic, Biggie's Juicy is a classic. Hell the music was just awesome back then
Biggie sampled this song. It not originally his. FACT!!!
facts!
@@hiltonturner8909 I don't think that it meant that way...
@@hiltonturner8909 I think he knows that, it'st pretty obvious since this song came out 11 years before Biggies one lol
@@hiltonturner8909Notorious BIG wasn't even the first to sample it...Notorious B1 sampled it 1 year before....check it out...the name & all just blows your mind, lol.
Excellent vocals coming from the lady in the group. Just love this song, its REAL music.... so rare these days.❤
If you like the lead vocalist, her name is "Tawatha" and she has really good solo album. My favorite song on her solo album is "thigh ride" its super sexy they wouldn't play it on the radio.
Thanks for the info, I will definitely check it out...Blessings to you my brother 😊
Well said 👏 👌
isn't she something
it was all a dream.........
Aqui do Brasil para o mundo 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Back when Black Folks played All the Instruments in the Band!
We gotta get back to this
Why does it matter who plays the instrument
@@Santos-px7ep It matters because of the creative style. This is no knock on other races but its our culture sound of R&B.
@@HitsFromThePast Music transcends all races and cultures.
@@HitsFromThePastI agree people confuse race with culture. Whether people like it or not one is intertwined with the other and we ought to collectively celebrate it.
they deserve every last penny of the royalties they're getting from Biggie's rendition.
Fr
Marquez Wilkerson yeah!!! I hope they wrote it because she did that!!!!
@@HhEeAaDd with his no singing ass. Why was he on stage.😅
@@Ricobaca Nile Rodgers doesn’t sing, but he’s written many number 1 songs & also plays on them. Does he not belong on stage?
Absolutely agree with you...I wonder if they collecting from Tamar's song "The one " as well 🔥🎶💖
2023 and I'm still listening to this classic. R.I.P., Mr. Mtume!!!
Same here
Same ❤❤❤
Till I 'll leave the surface of the Earth, I won't stop loving "Juicy"
Most under rated and under appreciated song in history.
....juiceaaaaaaaah
Are you nuts> what have you been smoking??
There's nothing underrated about this song. Everyone gives it the appreciation it deserves.
I don't think so or it wouldn't have been sampled so much...Biggie Smalls for example
No it wasn't 🙄
Great song
RIP James Mtume. Thanks for one of the best jams from back in the day.
Bring back R&B Music 🎶 🎵 2024
When music was the best. Always played the originals for my son when he was young, when he heard the samples, he knew the real deal first
NEVER NEVER knew there was a video for this song, WOW,
My young daughter was cleaning out my car and decided to turn the radio on and listened to my favorite old school station, after she finished and came into the house she said: dad I was listening to you music! "That's baby making music". Lol
To me it's beautifully performed both musically & vocally. Been listening all my life.👣👣❤
i remember this when i was in the service in 83. all the brothers in my squadron were playing it i joined in and became the hommie white boy ,there was no race issues in the military we were all brothers !
Let the good times roll. Memories of my 87 hoopdee with 8 track, good vibes, respect and lots of dancing fun times! I feel for the kids today
RIP James mtume every time i listening your song. i missing u
I was stationed in Germany when I first heard this awesome R&B Group my roommate Jones had a crazy stereo system and he always blast good R&B Music during 84. What a year to remember!!!
RIP Mtume so so many legends leaving us love your music and production man.
OFFICER: Sir, Have you been drinking
ME: 0:29
😂😂😂😂😂
This was playing the first time I drove through the Ft Pitt Tunnel into Pittsburgh. The city was all lit up. I can still see it
This era of music will never be duplicated. RIP James Mtume and thanks for your contribution to music. This is the clean version. I remember her saying you lick me every where for the first time and I was bugging. 😂
My Mom was 18 years old and Dad was 17 years old when Mtume released "Juicy Fruit" on May the 15th of 1983.
I was 13 must've been a freak because this music combined with basement house parties brought out the wild animals.. I miss the days of slow dancing up against the wall.
Those were the days
They were so underrated. Deserved to bigger than they where. But because of sampling their music will live on.
Such a beautiful song from start to finish. I first heard biggie version. Whenever created that beat us a mastermind
Daamn this brings back some nostalgic memories from back in the disco days. How i miss the good old times.
Okuyu naona simba iko nyuma yako
The baseline on this track....awesomeness
Nope he didn't at first but then at Puff's insistencehe went in smoke some weed then it was all over track blew up
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@@cellpat7392 Yep, well said
Her voice is absolutely Beautiful!
THE JAM!!!!!
In 1983 i was 32 and now at 71 still listening to this grown folks music 🎶 🎵 July 2nd 2024 ❤❤❤❤🎉🎉
I hope long life four you
❤💪🏿⭐️
Yes indeed! Whenever I get perplexed, I got my ear phone, open my back door, n listen to my old school jams.❤❤❤❤❤
That's awesome good music good vibes
Wishing you many more healthy and happy years.
In 1983, at Fort Hood, Texas, as a supply specialist with the 27th Finance Company, I recall fond memories of Specialist Cartagena, Jose, Specialist Agosto, Jose, and many other good friends.
Remember listening to this in the stockade (1983) that was next to the commissary in Fort Hood. Open base back then. Good times in Killeen over the weekend landed me in the stockade.
One of the best tunes of 80's. A magic sound
Prince
Such a good song! Love how they name all those candies in the lyrics.
My babyz 💙 nick. Long before tha song
What a timeless classic
“Your my sugar thang, my chocolate star” love that!
Five stairstelps
Yeess i wants be somebody chocolate star
Chocolate star is something different now 😅😅😱😱🤣🤣
I have been jamming and dancing to Mtume since 79 still move to the groove at 62 2020
Rino love it
One of the biggest tracks from 1983, later revitalised by Notorious BIG, Mtume led by percussionist & producer James Mtume, with the voice of Tawatha Agree & what a winner this song was
I love old school music.. ❤😊 it never gets old!!!
RIP James Forman aka James Mtume, musician (Mtume) and songwriter ("Juicy Fruit" etc.)(76) ;-( James was the son of jazz saxophonist Jimmy Heath (d. 2020) and additionally also working with working with Miles Davis between 1971 and 1975. Mtume worked with such great musicians as Don Cherry, Herbie Hancock, Biily Bonner, James' uncle Albert Heath, Phyllis Hyman, Roberta Flack, Donny Hathaway, Stephanie Mills, R. Kelly, Mary J. Blige, Teddy Pendergrass and Inner City etc. !
(Juicy Fruit ) Mtume 🍹💥🍸🌬️⚡🥰
2:59 I love this part!
Me too😊
Lol idk why but that's one of my favorite parts too
I know it’s so unique
OMG!!!! MINE TOO!!!! I KID YOU NOT I was playing this song in the car this morning as I was taking my daughter to school and kept yelling my fav part is coming up. Now that I’m back home and actually watching the video and scrolling through the comments I see that I’m not the only one. That one part hits my soul!
Same here, it's the defining part of the song. I first heard this song in GTA Vice City and I always feel like liberally skidding in my Banshee, Infernus or Cheetah when that part comes on.
This song is 40 years old.Still go hard
Yup ha krank it up 4 us oldies
Don't remind us how old we are now 😅 41 now, and that's a good few years younger than me 😱🤣🤣
Still jamming in 2019😂🤷🏽♀️classic‼️
Oh hell to the yeah!!How about June 16 2019 This beautiful classic is in its own class of its own do you agree? I will always have ode skool music in my blood 4EVER!! A trip down memory lane good ode days 4SURE!!!
You damn right!!!
still jamming, grad. 1980
Everyday all day
Me2 honey...
Legendary 😮💨🔥
2:59 definitely my favorite part of this song.. it’s so unique.. Then when ole buddy started dancing In the blue hat it’s a vibe
That dude is so slick with it isn’t he! Badass move right there, just adds to the awesomeness of the video!
One of the best songs ever!!!! The legendary mtume!!!!!
I'm only 26 years old and I'll be 27 June 15th 2019 and I'm still listening to the old school anybody still listening to old-school in 2019
His dance moves had me lmao but I like the song I'm goofie
Teddy pendergrass
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This was one of my favorites Jam
Tawatha's voice is so enticing and her moves are sexy. A terrific piece with a great beat. LOVE IT
The 80's had the best music
and the best women.
Pamela Cassaro what a beauty you are!!!
I was a little girl when this dropped, and I never thought this song would still have legs into my teens, my twenties, my thirties, and even now!
Released July 29,1983. In fact, Hurricane Alicia made landfall while the song was racing up the charts.
Pretty Song 🧡
One of the best tunes ever!!!!!
whitneyvic I love you
Yes 2022 and still enjoying this oldie. I discoverd this song for the first time last year along with other fabulous singers like Rick James and as an African i really appreciate the greatness of the Black community in the world. Ancestors are proud of you and please raise your vibrations as high as possible so they can notice you and communicate with you.
Amen brotha!!!!
Thank you, JAMES MTUME, for doing your part to help tame mankind with your gift and talent. May GOD bless your legacy and surviving family.
My Fav back in the day