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Born and raised in DC and all I remember in music was GOGO a then P-Funk. There is no music like it in the world. Like Reggae to Jamaica, is GOGO to DC, attached at the hip.
Bro thank you for this! This is now one of my favorite channels. As someone who's lived the life in Baltimore, I truly respect what you're doing. It's important for people to see how we got here, and the news clips from the 80's and 90's explain everything. Keep it up man! 💪
There's a show on HBO about to come out called We Own This City. It's about the Baltimore Police's Gun Trace Task Force and it's by the same people who created The Wire.
@@davidwindsor5117 Also the creator of the wire is from Washington DC, David Simon, (born 1960, Washington, D.C., U.S.), American journalist, writer, and producer who was best known as the creator, writer, and executive producer of the critically acclaimed television series The Wire (2002-08).
I always tend to favor Go-Go music over House music because although I'm a Hip-Hop head, I'm also a funkateer. And I love hard funk. I also look at Go-Go as sacred because the DMV is the only place one can hear it, and the people there take so much pride in it. Respect from STL!!!
I’m from P.G. County Maryland… I grew up on Go-Go hearing my parents and folks listen to Chuck Brown, Junkyard Band, Rare Essence, EU, Backyard Band. I’m a 90s baby so I grew up in the golden era of GO-GO which was like 2006,2007 but for me I started going around like 2007-2014 going to the club every weekend with the older crowd in my neighborhood I was the youngest I. The club my first function but trust me I wasn’t scared and I was locked in since and from seeing beautiful women from all over the D.M.V area different hoods traveling from everywhere in Washington D.C. , P.G. County Maryland and other nearby areas repping they hood getting stamped , the brawls , the picture booth , the swag, everything was different trust me! A few of the bands from my era and time BYB, ABM, TOB, NEW IMPRESSIONS, XIB , REACTION BAND, TCB, MOB, RENEGADE , AJA, HIGH QUALITY , HEAVY IMPACT, DRAMA SQUAD , AAO, DREAMTEAM, ALLSTARS,
DC born and raised- a little after the gogo heyday but hearing those drums just makes my ears perk up! i'm sorry the rest of the country doesn't get to enjoy this music but if they don't want it we'll keep it right here! Always love your channel Hez keep up the hard work!
I loved the music as a teenager but hell, man, there was just TOO much violence associated with that scene at that time (c. 1982-4). It was just as violent as today's drill music scene. Possibly even more so. In fact it was the hooligans hanging around clubs like Cheiry's, the Black Hole, etc. who really gave the music a bad reputation.
Right! That’s the thing about it. I remember hearing about those places you listed and others like Ibex Taj Mahal. Too many bodies dropping at a gogo especially back in the day.
I grew up right behind the Black Hole and yeah I can tell you all kinds of shit was going down. I was a little bit too young when RE played there. But I did go see BYB just about every Friday in the 90's. It was still wild.
These people were late to the party!!! Busting Loose came out 6 years before this segment piece. In fact, Go-Go been around since the late 60’s-early 70’s. People in Northern California were playing Go-Go. You can thank KSOL 107.7!!!
I ended up joining g the Navy to either fly or create cartoon music videos. Am-FM was a rock-funk band and our colors were Pink, black and white for our mothers' sorority sisters ♥️ add purple for Prince who rocked our world at the Cap Center in Landover, MD. Marching bands vs kids who left our pianos behind was a thing.
This logo is literally in the most important part of the screen. Where we have to watch, I really love this interview and I gotta watch a dam logo. It's cool to have your name on your work but be smart about it. Just some advice remove the logo from the middle of the screen. You can still blow up. 😅sorry to be petty but come on this is a dumb place to put your logo or wrong time, show it in the beginning at the end not but not when the main event is on, it's like talking loud in the move theater being disrespectful while we Tring watch the show. That logo like what you gonna do I aint moving, fu@k thus dude , it's about me 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
@@vladimirputinforUSA Because I was a B-Boy and the rumour was that Go Go dancing was going to take over from Break Dancing and the Electro Funk Club scene. But it didn't really hit the UK like it did in the US. And I haven't smoke Crack. YET. The older I get the more reckless I am getting so you never know Lol. And to be fair I can't say I heard that much of it at all.
@@worstxb1playertylerteehc635 To understand and to feel the beat of Go-Go Music you gotta travel to DC and experience the culture... Most of my friends from NY and NJ thought they hated GoGo but that changed when they came to DC and went to one and saw all them beautiful black folks in a zone, spiritually grooving to a sound that evolved from the concrete of the getto that could be traced back to Africa.. so yeah , trying understand GoGo from the outside most likely would never happen. You got to be there feeling the engery and experiencing the culture of this city that was 80 percent Black during those days
@@dcwashingtonpresident5938 I totally get that. And music is memories after all. I am from London UK and was about 9 years old and loved Break Dancing. lol Would love to of gone to NY or NJ in those Days as I was mad about Graffiti too.
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I can honestly say that DC is where the funk never went out of style. Get busy Chocolate City!!
Chuck Brown was a legend go-go icon.
Always loved go-go .I’m from Baltimore and grew up on club music
We love you to 👊🏿💪🏿
Love 💪🏿
Rap was second to GoGo all through my childhood. 🙏🏾
You must be from D.C. 😒
@@daddyfamlittle6262 PG County, neighbor to DC…💪🏾🤝
💯
I'm not from D.C.
But I became a fan of GoGo...
When I heard the Godfather
playing Live Version of
Moodys Mood for Love.
Where you from? Love 💪🏿
Born and raised in DC and all I remember in music was GOGO a then P-Funk.
There is no music like it in the world.
Like Reggae to Jamaica, is GOGO to DC, attached at the hip.
Bro thank you for this! This is now one of my favorite channels. As someone who's lived the life in Baltimore, I truly respect what you're doing. It's important for people to see how we got here, and the news clips from the 80's and 90's explain everything. Keep it up man! 💪
There's a show on HBO about to come out called We Own This City. It's about the Baltimore Police's Gun Trace Task Force and it's by the same people who created The Wire.
@@davidwindsor5117 Also the creator of the wire is from Washington DC, David Simon, (born 1960, Washington, D.C., U.S.), American journalist, writer, and producer who was best known as the creator, writer, and executive producer of the critically acclaimed television series The Wire (2002-08).
I always tend to favor Go-Go music over House music because although I'm a Hip-Hop head, I'm also a funkateer. And I love hard funk. I also look at Go-Go as sacred because the DMV is the only place one can hear it, and the people there take so much pride in it. Respect from STL!!!
💪🏿👊🏿
I discovered this sound with Amerie back in 2005 with 1 Thing. Loved this sound
Thank you for posting this. Go Go is very powerful and healing
It's spiritual music I'm from uptown dc shoutout to you.🔥🙏
Born and raised in DC all my life go-go is all i grew up on. Lil Benny James funk godfather ect.
Thank you bro for this History in Go-Go Music 💯.. love what you doing with this channel
Me being from DC I appreciate you for this bro 💯👀
I’m from P.G. County Maryland… I grew up on Go-Go hearing my parents and folks listen to Chuck Brown, Junkyard Band, Rare Essence, EU, Backyard Band. I’m a 90s baby so I grew up in the golden era of GO-GO which was like 2006,2007 but for me I started going around like 2007-2014 going to the club every weekend with the older crowd in my neighborhood I was the youngest I. The club my first function but trust me I wasn’t scared and I was locked in since and from seeing beautiful women from all over the D.M.V area different hoods traveling from everywhere in Washington D.C. , P.G. County Maryland and other nearby areas repping they hood getting stamped , the brawls , the picture booth , the swag, everything was different trust me! A few of the bands from my era and time BYB, ABM, TOB, NEW IMPRESSIONS, XIB , REACTION BAND, TCB, MOB, RENEGADE , AJA, HIGH QUALITY , HEAVY IMPACT, DRAMA SQUAD , AAO, DREAMTEAM, ALLSTARS,
Thank you I was just about to ask what are the go-go staple bands to listen to
DC born and raised- a little after the gogo heyday but hearing those drums just makes my ears perk up! i'm sorry the rest of the country doesn't get to enjoy this music but if they don't want it we'll keep it right here! Always love your channel Hez keep up the hard work!
I absolutely LOVED this. Thank you for posting it!
YOU KNOW IM HERE! Salute 💪🏽
Junkyard, Rare Essence
Fire 🔥 archive
It is not Latin if anything it is going to be African.
Damn I appreciated this right here. Respect!
Reminds me a little of the House music movement from Baltimore in the 90's.
Similar and opposite at the same time.
I loved the music as a teenager but hell, man, there was just TOO much violence associated with that scene at that time (c. 1982-4). It was just as violent as today's drill music scene. Possibly even more so. In fact it was the hooligans hanging around clubs like Cheiry's, the Black Hole, etc. who really gave the music a bad reputation.
Right! That’s the thing about it. I remember hearing about those places you listed and others like Ibex Taj Mahal. Too many bodies dropping at a gogo especially back in the day.
@@watitduful the Ibex was on Georgia Avenue. I recall getting a lot of invitations to go there but I always passed. The place seemed too dodgy to me.
I grew up right behind the Black Hole and yeah I can tell you all kinds of shit was going down. I was a little bit too young when RE played there. But I did go see BYB just about every Friday in the 90's. It was still wild.
R.I.P Chuck Brown Wind Me Up Chuck!!!!
Respect
Thanks for this! MAXX Kidd was my father and left a beautiful legacy!
Certain Folks Was Off Beat..
And Still Off Beat to this Day
Salaam my brotha✊🏾
These people were late to the party!!! Busting Loose came out 6 years before this segment piece. In fact, Go-Go been around since the late 60’s-early 70’s.
People in Northern California were playing Go-Go. You can thank KSOL 107.7!!!
Love it
Chuck Hendrix
An ex-convict!!
Really Karen!!
Them folks!!
Why this Karen & Ken diagnosing Go-Go??
sexy
SALUTE ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
I ended up joining g the Navy to either fly or create cartoon music videos. Am-FM was a rock-funk band and our colors were Pink, black and white for our mothers' sorority sisters ♥️ add purple for Prince who rocked our world at the Cap Center in Landover, MD. Marching bands vs kids who left our pianos behind was a thing.
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What up Hezakya been a fan for a while stay up brother and may Allah bless you with success and health ..
Chuck Brown Bustin Loose and Trouble Funk
I love this interview but that logo over his face is annoying. Who does that 😳 RIP CHUCK ❤
This logo is literally in the most important part of the screen. Where we have to watch, I really love this interview and I gotta watch a dam logo. It's cool to have your name on your work but be smart about it. Just some advice remove the logo from the middle of the screen. You can still blow up. 😅sorry to be petty but come on this is a dumb place to put your logo or wrong time, show it in the beginning at the end not but not when the main event is on, it's like talking loud in the move theater being disrespectful while we Tring watch the show. That logo like what you gonna do I aint moving, fu@k thus dude , it's about me 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Never really got with Go Go. Preferred Electro Funk
What kind of crack are you smoking??? I’m not from DC and got into GOGO in the 90s.
@@vladimirputinforUSA Because I was a B-Boy and the rumour was that Go Go dancing was going to take over from Break Dancing and the Electro Funk Club scene. But it didn't really hit the UK like it did in the US. And I haven't smoke Crack. YET. The older I get the more reckless I am getting so you never know Lol. And to be fair I can't say I heard that much of it at all.
@@worstxb1playertylerteehc635
To understand and to feel the beat of Go-Go
Music you gotta travel to DC and experience the culture... Most of my friends from NY and NJ thought they hated GoGo but that changed when they came to DC and went to one and saw all them beautiful black folks in a zone, spiritually grooving to a sound that evolved from the concrete of the getto that could be traced back to Africa.. so yeah , trying understand GoGo from the outside most likely would never happen. You got to be there feeling the engery and experiencing the culture of this city that was 80 percent Black during those days
@@dcwashingtonpresident5938 I totally get that. And music is memories after all. I am from London UK and was about 9 years old and loved Break Dancing. lol Would love to of gone to NY or NJ in those Days as I was mad about Graffiti too.
@@jamalvines2133 I am far from ignorant to music sir. I am a musician. And Art is subjective. Thats ignorance 101