The vocal track on this video is 100% done in the studio. That's not the way that mic sounds, or the way the voice would come out with his head moving around and drum sticks flying by. Here it is actually done live. ua-cam.com/video/DVwNl0qRzZM/v-deo.html
I was blown away when I saw this music video and discovered that the drummer was the lead vocalist. Many ppl don’t understand how difficult it is to play drums and sing that well at the same time
@markzack7838 I saw The Romantics live in 1981. They were fantastic, and that began my love of drummers that sing. I'm not sure if you've heard about The Elvis Brothers. They opened for TR. Good times I was in high-school.
I saw these guys live in 88, and NO-ONE was sitting when this song played. Everyone dancing in the aisles, on their seats. One of the best concerts I've ever been to.
Met these guys in a small bar in the early 90's, they were just average guys having fun, not hitting on the girls, just hanging out drinking and enjoying life, I was a fan before but left that night with a new respect.
Wow.....I LIKE THIs IT"S THE SPOUND.................................................................................................................SOUND..............
Wikipedia - "What I Like About You" is a song by American rock band the Romantics. Written by band members Wally Palmar, Mike Skill and Jimmy Marinos in 1979, the song is included on the band's self-titled debut album (1980), and was also released as a single in late 1979. Marinos, the band's drummer, is the lead vocalist on the song. The band filmed a music video for the song that appeared frequently on MTV during the early 1980s.
I've heard this song many times but not until now did I realize how much energy they put into it. Can you imagine bringing it like this in concert after concert? Impressive
The rhythm playing on this song - especially the intro - is freaking fantastic. It's one thing to be able to mimic it but these guys came up with this. The picking approach and choice of chord voicings creates SO MUCH energy. I've seen a lot of cover bands do pale imitations, but never seen anyone but the Romantics do justice to this song. I've seen them live in a big venue and I've seen them on a day they'd probably like to forget at FSU campus - for me it was awesome to see them up close and personal but it was clear that this gig was not set up to do them justice.
My grandma loved this song at 93 she would get up and dance She asked me who dose this song and told her it was the Romantics. We played it at her wake, I know she was up their dancing we all pictured her kicking up her feet and smiling and clamping her hands together in joyfullness, this song is PURE ROCK & ROLL, precise, harmony, soulful, a master piece One for all the ages TIMELESS LUV U GrandMa
Agreed. I’ve been trying to learn that intro for the past couple days and the strumming and chord changes make it a pretty tough one to get down properly.
@@davebryan8416 I'm sure you know this, but your best bet is to loop the intro and play it at 1/2 speed (or less?) over and over until you cannot get it wrong (i.e. until you're so sick of it you never want to hear it again! LOL!). Then start doing it at a slightly faster speed. Rinse/repeat until full speed.
The drummers expressions ❤ singing, beating the drums and that scream is "Priceless." Today you still want to get up and "Dance" to this "Classic."❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I am so in love with you and you turn away, you got nothing to say, your tongue is tied in knots. Take a crow bar to your heart and pry it loose just don't blow a fuse your life is lived below
This is the best 3 minutes of Rock & Roll ever recorded. Its perfect & stands the test of time. Every move by the band is just outstanding. Look at the opening move by the drummer in the background, followed by everything the band does after that. It just rocks. Wow!
@@jeffreywilliamson79 Wow, I haven’t heard that song in ages! I was in 5th grade (1973) & my friend’s dad work for a radio station or something back in the day & she brought a butt load of 45s over for me and this was one of them! Thanks for the blast from the past. ✌🏻
Co-written by drummer Jimmy Marinos and guitarist Mike Skill; lead vocals by Jimmy Marinos. Harmonica solo by Wally Palmar, who was the rhythm guitarist and was also usually the band's lead singer.
Rick Kernell I’m not too keen on their later material like “Talking in Your Sleep” but I was just listening to their self-titled Romantics album and tbh, it’s pretty damn good. Very “no bs” rock and down to the point. I highly recommend it.
Hahaha .... I hear ya .... good one! Rock on ... you know you'll never be kicked off of YT and turn it up as loud as you want .... I (nor any of the rest of us) sure don't mind! I think it'd be cool to be your neighbor if you rock on to great music! :)
Got straight up chills when I saw the harmonica player playing. Dude now I see this song differently other than just hearing it on the radio. It's legit musicianship.
I remember when I was in high school and this would come on at a party -- everyone would get up to dance. I never knew the drummer did the lead singing. What an timeless, awesome song!
How blessed I was to have grown up in the generation where creativity was at an all time high and real ingredients were used quick in food. This classic is still killer.
There was a band called the Monkees... their drummer was a singer too.... oh... and a band called the Band had a drummer that could sing... Karen Carpenter was a drummer...
Frickin' off the charts great single. This is one of my favorite songs and videos ever. OK, I was born in '60, but this stuff is timelessly fantastic. One time where the video actually propelled the song into an even higher gear. This may be the most perfect garage rock song ever!
Who's ever listening to this. You Have an Amazing taste in music. Keep searching 60s and 70s music the attention and comments would hopefully keep those decades alive. ROCK ON!!
Love how they are all just playing their hearts out. The energy in their performance here is something every new artist should watch. The shoulder turn at the end of the song, too. Just magic. This song is timeless and I hope the guys are doing well and that they are happy that they had such a MONSTER hit that still stands the test of time. #DetroitRocks #❤️TheRomantics
They were such a great bar band....used to see them in South Chicago every time they came to town. Energy level 200%, nobody sat down, the air was all sweat, suds and rock 'n' roll for hours!
There is one thing this song has that no cover has ever done justice. That f***en awesome harmonica solo! Until a cover can match that, this original will always be the best, period.
To play the drums while singing this high-energy song is true talent. Song never gets old.
It's true , 🇨🇦🎶❤️🦅
Remined me of Peter Criss. . .
And being the ultra rare left handed drummer was well.
You got that right
The vocal track on this video is 100% done in the studio. That's not the way that mic sounds, or the way the voice would come out with his head moving around and drum sticks flying by. Here it is actually done live. ua-cam.com/video/DVwNl0qRzZM/v-deo.html
another great Detroit Band
Yep!!!!!!!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Got to Love a Drummer who can sing and play Drums simultaneously! Have to keep a Beat and a Melody ! The mark of True Talent!
Jimmy Culpepper
Karen Carpenter
@@dagobertkrikelin1587 Check out the Standells... Try It, Sometimes Good Guys Don't Wear White...
Check out 'Rare Earth' then.
The Kildares.
I'm a 70 yr old African American old as lady and what I like about this song is it's purity. No gimmicks. Just plain good music and musicians!
Gotta love a guy who beats his drums like they owe him money. 😆
I remember this song with a an ex-wife in Norfolk, VA...at a concert....damn good...around 1982.
Ha Ha Ha Ha Thanks
Imom
Remember music has no color! ❤
This is just a really feel good song.❤❤
aw it sure is
Talented rockers. Very rare to see a drummer singing lead too!
Phil Collins comes to mind (probably one of the best Drummer/Singers).
+tallrnu
Naw.....best drummer singer is Don Henley from EAGLES, but Jimmy from Romantics is good too.
ALSO drummer from NIGHT RANGER was good.
Peter Rivera from Rare Earth, and also Don Brewer from Grand Funk Railroad. More Michigan greats!
also The Monkees
+tallrnu Yeah, but Phil came out from behind the drums to take center stage. This guy, not so much. 😜
I was blown away when I saw this music video and discovered that the drummer was the lead vocalist. Many ppl don’t understand how difficult it is to play drums and sing that well at the same time
Drummers🥁Rule! We Use Both Hemispheres of Our Brain🤯Rock Hard😎Gen_X
Same thing with bassists, love the drumming-singing here, it’s GREAT!! 🎉
Occasionally,but in live both Wally and Jimmy sing it. Drummer also sings in Rock You Up
But he made it seems so easy!
It's a very small number of people who can sing lead and drum. Karen Carpenter and Sheila E come to mind.🥁
There is nothing greater than a lead vocals songwriter who kicks all kind of ass on drums.
❤❤❤
Talent!!!!!!!!!!!!° qaaaaaa%#+&=÷&"#!
Your dam straight!!!! I drum and it's hard to sing and drum any song....
@markzack7838 I saw The Romantics live in 1981. They were fantastic, and that began my love of drummers that sing.
I'm not sure if you've heard about The Elvis Brothers. They opened for TR.
Good times I was in high-school.
Never gets old. One of my 'instantly makes me happy' songs.
most danceable song in rock
Honestly same
Same
@Ban this youtube your so right😎
Exactly 💯
I am 76 and these guys are GREAT!!!.......That harp makes this song!!!.....PLAY.....it......LOUD!!!
OK boomer.
@@tranzco1173 Great taste in music has no age!
My God. Still sounds fresh after decades. Classic.
Everything was better before the Net, and now AI is going fuk up music, art, actors, the world.
You're whispering in my ear
@@kellyhall2325 can you hear me twinkling.
@@stevenrobert8567 Agreed. If we weren't sure before that we weren't gonna ever get great music and art like this again, AI has removed all doubt.
Hey sonnng.
3 guitars, a drum set and that wailing harmonica. Great 80's song. The song that gets everybody on the dance floor.
That Richenbacker. no sound likw it.
2 guitar 1 bass 1 drum and harmonica
@@FUTURETRUNKS2001 a bass is a guitar. It is not a harp, tamborine or anything else but a guitar.
Oh yeah! 💃
Not OK boomer.
Man, this band was tight. Like a well-oiled machine. So much energy and so much fun.
not the same band without drummer Jimmy Marinos.
I saw these guys live in 88, and NO-ONE was sitting when this song played. Everyone dancing in the aisles, on their seats. One of the best concerts I've ever been to.
Worked that tour! Rockin' show indeed
Word.
Wow, a whole arena of people with really bad taste? Must have been sucky/good for you.
That harmonic ❤aye
Used for South Dakota on the 2024 DNC roll call dance party.
I want to buy a ticket to the 80s please.
I'd step into the time warp.lol
Nahhh i was a teen in the 80s... ill pass
Graduated HS in 82 and undergrad in 86...sign me up
@@stevejohnson1577
So was I - can I have your ticket? LOL...
College in late 70's, early 80's. You will not believe how much fun you will have on that trip!
Always love the rare drummer lead singing
Pure, simple, direct, unadulterated rock 'n roll. So rare today.
Met these guys in a small bar in the early 90's, they were just average guys having fun, not hitting on the girls, just hanging out drinking and enjoying life, I was a fan before but left that night with a new respect.
Love the high energy of this band!
Wow.....I LIKE THIs IT"S THE SPOUND.................................................................................................................SOUND..............
Straight up rock and roll. Where has it gone?
Wikipedia - "What I Like About You" is a song by American rock band the Romantics. Written by band members Wally Palmar, Mike Skill and Jimmy Marinos in 1979, the song is included on the band's self-titled debut album (1980), and was also released as a single in late 1979. Marinos, the band's drummer, is the lead vocalist on the song. The band filmed a music video for the song that appeared frequently on MTV during the early 1980s.
Wow, what else can you copy and paste off Wikipedia? How about "NOT OK BOOMER"?
Everything a rock and roll song should be: fast, loud and short.
And no politics or social statements
Good points, short and sweet. Just like this tune.
2024 still Dynamic !!!!!!
Like my ex.
I'm 73 and this song still has me jumping around. Just love this song. Makes you want to dance and rock!!
Never too old to rock.
I am almost 80 and still rockin’
i am 65 love it gets me moving.
Good exercise. 😁
I'm almost 75 and I get up and dance exercise to this
That harmonica tho! Every piece of this song rocks! Timeless feel good!
Not OK Boomer.
@@tranzco1173Get a real life kid
I'm shocked that this never made the top 40. One of the greatest rock songs ever. Can never sit still when I hear it.
I'm pretty sure it made the top 40 or I wouldn't have heard it.
@@toddstroger9505 Nope. Only made #49 on hot 100
@@andyrosten5914 what a crime. Maybe I was hip and didn't know it.
@@andyrosten5914 wow. surprised.
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The 80s rocked.
Like no other decade!
to be young again, ahh....
Not as much as the '70's, but this is a great song!
What I loved was all the AIDS and parachute pants. Such a magical time.
@@LynnConrad-084 Sorry but the 80s got this one
Woke up this morning singing this! Haven't heard this in years
A Masterpiece of rock and roll. Great job the Romántics!!! Pure energy, rithm and talent. Greetings of Perú.
That drummer is a talented wild man! Awesome
Who's else is still watching and listening to this amazing classic video?
Still listening in 2024
yep nothing beats the 1980's full stop, other than maybe remix versions of all the 1980's hits. ✌✌🦘🦘 2024.
Still listening in 2030@@lisaparsons4124
Brings me back to Better days. Fantastic Music!!! The 1980s music kicked ass....
The seventies and eighties best music ever.
@@barrykime5580 So True, some of the best music was made in the 1970s.
An amazing GUITAR STRUMFEST!
Cheyenne orviso
My mother loved her some COZ
Yessir! I also wanna say I love your video of Green Onions cover!
What about the drummer? He nails this on the drums and lead vocals!
this band always reminded ne of the Hollies
Classic. Top 100 Songs Of All Time.
I've heard this song many times but not until now did I realize how much energy they put into it. Can you imagine bringing it like this in concert after concert? Impressive
when music was fun and the bands had true talent!
I was 20 when this came out. 80’s were fun!!!
And the music still makes me feel alive!!!
80s RULE!!! No other decade compares.
79 technically. 70s still the best lol
The rhythm playing on this song - especially the intro - is freaking fantastic. It's one thing to be able to mimic it but these guys came up with this. The picking approach and choice of chord voicings creates SO MUCH energy. I've seen a lot of cover bands do pale imitations, but never seen anyone but the Romantics do justice to this song.
I've seen them live in a big venue and I've seen them on a day they'd probably like to forget at FSU campus - for me it was awesome to see them up close and personal but it was clear that this gig was not set up to do them justice.
My grandma loved this song at 93 she would get up and dance
She asked me who dose this song and told her it was the
Romantics. We played it at her wake, I know she was up their dancing we all pictured her kicking up her feet and smiling and clamping her hands together in joyfullness, this song is PURE ROCK & ROLL, precise,
harmony, soulful, a master piece
One for all the ages
TIMELESS LUV U GrandMa
Especially with that rhythm section being played with a Rickenbacker 325 too. One of the best for rhythm, for obvious reasons.
Agreed. I’ve been trying to learn that intro for the past couple days and the strumming and chord changes make it a pretty tough one to get down properly.
@@davebryan8416 I'm sure you know this, but your best bet is to loop the intro and play it at 1/2 speed (or less?) over and over until you cannot get it wrong (i.e. until you're so sick of it you never want to hear it again! LOL!). Then start doing it at a slightly faster speed. Rinse/repeat until full speed.
Stay out of my yard though!!!
The drummers expressions ❤ singing, beating the drums and that scream is "Priceless." Today you still want to get up and "Dance" to this "Classic."❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
This song is forever and then some. (--:
I think his Dad was the lead singer of the Animals.
He looks like his taking a really constipated shit the whole time! Priceless.
fantastic song, back in the day when music was great, not the stuff of today, bring it back
Don't matter how many times I've heard this.......such a rockin' song.
that "Hey" is belted out in all the right places. This song smokes.
Agree
It's like, perfect.
This song's actually better if you think about someone you love or have a crush on.
Been doing it for years
I think I have a crush on the drummer in this song. Hah
So very true cabrey thinking about u
that's what I like about me
Thanks for reminding me that no one like me 😀
This song still rocks in 2023. Such raw talent and energy to match. It’s a timeless classic that’ll live on forever. #NeverForgetThe80s 💖💖💖
I am so in love with you and you turn away, you got nothing to say, your tongue is tied in knots. Take a crow bar to your heart and pry it loose just don't blow a fuse your life is lived below
@@danniflood812 wow are those Justin Bieber lyrics
@linasbutcher 1914 yeah this song still Rocks. The Jonas brothers song sucker Sounds Like this song
I only discovered it about a month ago, I’m 40 so not sure how I’ve missed it up to this point, absolutely brilliant wee song..
Applebees food brought me here
This is the best 3 minutes of Rock & Roll ever recorded. Its perfect & stands the test of time. Every move by the band is just outstanding. Look at the opening move by the drummer in the background, followed by everything the band does after that. It just rocks. Wow!
I'm listening now and I agree!
It also sounds just like the music from Neil Diamond's song "Cherry". Just thought I'd mention that in case nobody else ever noticed this.
You said it very well. So true. TRUE Rock & Roll.
Are you insane?
@@jeffreywilliamson79 Wow, I haven’t heard that song in ages! I was in 5th grade (1973) & my friend’s dad work for a radio station or something back in the day & she brought a butt load of 45s over for me and this was one of them! Thanks for the blast from the past. ✌🏻
Love the old rock ❤❤ this was one of the great ones!! Makes you want to dance I'm 72!
Saw these guys live at Massey Hall a million years ago. One of the best live bands I've ever seen.
Underrated band.
Co-written by drummer Jimmy Marinos and guitarist Mike Skill; lead vocals by Jimmy Marinos. Harmonica solo by Wally Palmar, who was the rhythm guitarist and was also usually the band's lead singer.
Alive and kicking here at 70 ! I can still move and rock to this !
Sabrina!
65....same
Jimmy Marinos great vocals. And funny facial expressions.
4 talented Italian-American musicians from Detroit
Actually the lead singer of the band, Wally Palmer, is from Ukranian immigrant parents.
@@JuanMejia-zo4dy Thank you.
@@stevenrobert8567 you,
@@JuanMejia-zo4dy This America, and we damn well do not care about that. Dig?
Jimmy Marinos is Greek American.
Not a big Romantics fan but this song has to go down as a rock anthem...
Rick Kernell I’m not too keen on their later material like “Talking in Your Sleep” but I was just listening to their self-titled Romantics album and tbh, it’s pretty damn good. Very “no bs” rock and down to the point.
I highly recommend it.
@@danbam3411 I will have to listen to it.Thanks...
Reminds me of the Ramones
another fine band out of Michigan...I told u...it's in the soul...I mean soil
have u listened to "One in a Million"...I think u'd like it :)
How can you possibly keep still when that song comes on? Still one of the best ever made!
This song rocks!!, and it's sadly underrated...
Im here after seeing Trump :)
It’s very well known, how is it underrated? I’m not taking away from it tho, I love this song
Underrated? Nooooooo
Underrated? They didn't even rate it yet.... pretty insane
I was trying to run a brake press with this song jamming in my head...... needless to say my parts didn't come out right and my boss thinks I'm nuts!😎
It is my absolute favorite song to play for any 3 minute filler. It always fits, no matter the show or event.
I was 13 when this timeless gem was released!! Never get tired of listening to their music!! Awesome band!
Great performance!! Drummer singing lead and nailing it. Thanks guys.
This song got me evicted from two dorms, one apartment, three home owners associations and two retirement communities.
Have them play it at your funeral so you can get kicked out of there and live forever.
Hahaha .... I hear ya .... good one! Rock on ... you know you'll never be kicked off of YT and turn it up as loud as you want .... I (nor any of the rest of us) sure don't mind! I think it'd be cool to be your neighbor if you rock on to great music! :)
Rock on!
Funny...but agree
You could have refused to leave.
Got straight up chills when I saw the harmonica player playing. Dude now I see this song differently other than just hearing it on the radio. It's legit musicianship.
A lefty singing drummer. That’s awesome.
This is the closest thing to enjoying the music!
The drummer is a great motivator!
80's MUSIC NEVER DIES !
EVEN 90's MUSIC NEVER DIES
It’s kind of hard for something that was never alive to die. Now tortoises. There’s something with an impressive life span
Never die indeed!
60/70s >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 80s
True but technically this is 1979
The drummer from The Romantics, Jimmy Marino's was an amazing powerful physical drummer! He is the man!
IS an amazingly powerful physical drummer! :)
Hard to drum and sing! Try it!
He’s my husbands uncle.
That 's Jimmy Marino. Okay.
True, what also impressed me about his drumming style is that being right handed uses his left to mark the rhythm and the right on the snare
Lead singer~drummer’s are fabulous, I like when he starts whispering “that’s what I like about you” ~getting softer & softer with the fade out . . .
Who else is going through their favorite jams thinking about life back in the days? Please tell me I'm not the only one🖐🏼✌🏼️
Nope. You are not.
me me me too
you are not the only one.
Right here bro. 😎
You are not & it’s true
Rock the way it's supposed to be ... young, energetic, rhythmic and movin.
The rare perfect song.
I don’t often agree with statements like that, but in this case I must
Perfect pop:
1 a melody that hits you straight away
2 chorus that's repeated just twice
3 it's short and makes you want more
It went to one of the worst times to be alive to the greatest, awesome way to go out.
I remember when I was in high school and this would come on at a party -- everyone would get up to dance. I never knew the drummer did the lead singing. What an timeless, awesome song!
How blessed I was to have grown up in the generation where creativity was at an all time high and real ingredients were used quick in food. This classic is still killer.
I loved the 80's! I feel somewhat sorry for those that didn't live through them. It was great!
I lived through most of them... As a toddler. Shit.
Best danged decade of my life
I was born at the tail end unfortunatley. Technically an 80's baby, but my first memories are sometime in '91.
@@ZOSO900 Still a great time fo music
1979 🤟🏼
Freaking harmonica at 1:35 was ear gasm
Can't help dancing when I hear this song.... brings me to life!
drummer singer legit
Kingdom Come///
SavageBoy69Alt Genesis did that too, though they weren't my cup of tea
The Eagles - Hotel California.
The drummer was the singer
Did Phil Collins ever play and sing live?
There was a band called the Monkees... their drummer was a singer too.... oh... and a band called the Band had a drummer that could sing... Karen Carpenter was a drummer...
omfg thanks for sending me here ash .. i hope 5sos cover this :)
That's Rock n Roll. Pure and simple. Killer tune.
Frickin' off the charts great single. This is one of my favorite songs and videos ever. OK, I was born in '60, but this stuff is timelessly fantastic. One time where the video actually propelled the song into an even higher gear. This may be the most perfect garage rock song ever!
A classic that always makes you move and groove ! Hey !
Brilliant song. I recall it well.
Singing AND PLAYING THE DRUMS HELL YEAH!!
Who's ever listening to this. You Have an Amazing taste in music. Keep searching 60s and 70s music the attention and comments would hopefully keep those decades alive. ROCK ON!!
Love the energy and the feeling of just having a blast at what you do. Rock on guys. Still one of my favorite bands.
I find it so cool that the drummer is the lead singer!
One of my happy feel good songs of all time !! Thank you so very much !!!
These people are so talented!
iabsurdchicken Hi
Natalie Sanchez 😉
SampanChicken sing with me
They are but it’s easy to play on drums, the chords E, A, D in the pattern E, A, D, A the whole way through.
It's not easy to organically work a harmonica into a classic rock song, but somehow, the Romantics did it flawlessly
You must like the Pretenders Middle of the Road: ua-cam.com/video/hONtmFgh3IQ/v-deo.html
what about Black Sabbath's the Wizard
The beatles also
When the Levee Breaks
@@Spgonahan Good point
Love how they are all just playing their hearts out. The energy in their performance here is something every new artist should watch. The shoulder turn at the end of the song, too. Just magic. This song is timeless and I hope the guys are doing well and that they are happy that they had such a MONSTER hit that still stands the test of time. #DetroitRocks #❤️TheRomantics
What I like about you…..is multi-fold!
1980s music will live on!
lol yea dude really gets the role in his videos!
They were such a great bar band....used to see them in South Chicago every time they came to town. Energy level 200%, nobody sat down, the air was all sweat, suds and rock 'n' roll for hours!
There is one thing this song has that no cover has ever done justice.
That f***en awesome harmonica solo! Until a cover can match that, this original will always be the best, period.
Man, that drummer is amazing! It reminds me the original drummer of the Who's Band, Keith Moon.
One of those immortal songs that epitomize rock and roll!
If you're here in 2023, you are legend. Rock on.
I am. You too.
2024. I have this song, have had it for a long time, but the music video itself is so hype i come back to watch it periodically 😆
I'm here!
July 4th 2024 Happy 4th ❤️🤍💙
November 23, 2024
Such a great party song.
It is the best song
Biggest kick-ass song of the 80s!!! Never get tired of it!
If you have any sense of rhythm at all, this song will find it.
I consider this great song to be definitive of Rock and Roll. It will live on forever.
Rock and roll never dies... Neil young.
This song has been stuck in my head all night.
My gosh, I forgot how crazy good these guys really were. I'm a boomer and I adore 80's rock.
SO MANY PHENOMENAL GROUPS AND INDIVIDUAL MUSICAL TALENT IN THE 70’S ,80’S, and 90’s !!🤗
This song had a nostalgic feeling to it back when it was originally released in 1980.... Now it's true groovin' nostalgia. Great song! 😎👍🏼
Exactly! Its a eighties song with a sixties feel.
It came out the year I was born. Yet I really DON'T know how to dance. :(
Definitely has a 60s sound the back-up singers and the tune
Yep ME. 2024.GREAT SONG.AMAZING beat and vocals!!!
I was 15 when this came out, simple and ageless. Loved it then and still do today. The only reason I'm here is this song and the band.