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  • love this song still....Jenny had some amazing vocals on this and I Remember What You Like..

  • Jenny Burton nor this song can be touched!!!!! THIS is real talent and real creativity and originality; unlike the steaming piles of manure that are trying to pass for "music and/or artists"!!! LOL!!!

  • SHAKE IT Till you puke babies. I can hear Special Holiday chucking them glasses at the "Playhouse" now. "One mo shot and that girl is gonna stain my prom gown".

  • OMG! This song was the ShiTTTT!!!!!

  • her album, in black and white, load it up? can someone post?

  • I recall the bartenders at a gay club in Cherry Hill, NJ called Gatsby's and they used to break glasses behind the bar when this song would pack the dancefloor. The gay clubs in Philadelphia did the same. The song is slammin!

  • Eleanor Mills is the better singer for C-Bank ie GET WET

  • i FEEL YOUR PAIN,BUT DA ENERGY OF DA EIGHTIES LIVE IN US,WE GOTTA CARRY DA TORCH!

  • 80s will always be what made life have some fucking meaning,, now i understand what they meant the world will end soon,,,

  • Great memories, Puerto Rico, Sarriera. High school.

  • I have been dying to hear this song for years and my friend, who happens to be a dj, didn't have a clue as to what i was talking about. Thank you so much for posting this, i am very grateful.

  • Reminds me of the fun house, me from the Bronx who remembers Bonds on 45th street

  • @batmen33

    stand up bonds international

  • CLASSIC 80'S DANCE MUSIC 4 REAL!!!!!

  • I remember going to clubs all over the city/Bronx/ Brooklyn- Everyone was cool, never had problems, music was cool and people didn't hate so much

  • thank you for posting this music it takes me back to a better time in my life;)

  • sorry bad days and these songs are sometimes the only thing that makes me feel better. so big shot out to whoever is postin em. thanks.

  • this shit was the shit. these days are long gone. life's just a fucking bitch now. its nothing like what it used to be. what the fuck happened to all of us?? i know im not the only one that thinks like this.

  • @xUSMCxSEMPERxFIx i feel the same way...your not alone.

  • @xUSMCxSEMPERxFIx Kids jobs and Bush....

  • @xUSMCxSEMPERxFIx Amen brother, you hit that shit on the head!! What the F**K happened to us?? Let's bring back the "good 'ol days"

  • @xUSMCxSEMPERxFIx

    its a mess out there now no direction just a bunch of unmotivated zombies with no purpose.we had purpose we had our music

  • @xUSMCxSEMPERxFIx we are still around, doin the damn thing. I still go out. the scene has evolved big time. I was quite young back then. really and truly underaged sneaking into some of those club back then.

  • Sweet memories of Da Bronx.

  • Roy H Mann junior high, 1983. Crazy memories, sad those days are gone

  • I just left NYC to go into the military and got the chance to DJ in the clubs over there. Man, this was always a floor crowder. Love this joint to pieces.

  • Omage to Mathew Caban R.I.P.

  • OFF THE CHAIN! - B-Boys united!

  • Funhouse--NYC- 1980-82

  • Thanks a trillion for posting this. Im 42 and I have not heard this song since I was in middle school. I had forgotten about it.

  • O.K., black leather trench, Grace Jones, fade, lace gloves. What!!!! Club Tribeca NYC - at the height of the frenzy, powder on the floor, spandex bike shorts, cut up Tees. No drugs needed!!!

  • Boom box in chicago Humboldt park

  • I still Pop Lock to this. OG Mighty Omar L>A>

  • and man was JennyBurton fine as hell!!!!

  • one of my favorite nights ever C-Bank performing at United Skates of America(queens)....man, i miss those days...could never call that a job..used to have so much fun..

  • i have spent alot of time searching for all those 80's hits and the only problem i have is that i only know the beats. they play on and on in my head til one day i read comments like these with titles and new leads. thanks everyone, keep sharing.

  • This is my JAM!!

  • this is a true classic freestyle song!!! i thank god for letting me grow up in the 80's..i can remember it as if it was yesterday. I remember going to ROSELAND,FUNHOUSE,BONDS,BROADW­AY 96,LATIN QUARTERS,THILLERS!!! THE GOOD OLD DAYS!!! BRING BACK THE 80'S DAMMIT!!!!

  • this was the shit back in the day

  • @angelkatt100 Still is! :P

  • I Have this 12 inch.....VIVa Nueva York, im from Cyprus though,....stil dancing, I LOvE New YORk..

  • CHI-TOWN BACK IN DA 80'Z!!!!!!!! DAT WUZ DA TIME!!!!!!! SOUTHSIDE CHICAGO ALL DAY EVERYDAY!!!!!!

  • Reminds me of my High school days in Columbus High in The Boogie Down. Love this music!!!!

  • The begining of house music in chicago

  • This was a Super frigin hot jam.. love it..

  • still sounds like it just came out.

    

  • @russomasonry COULDNT AGREE WITH YOU MORE.....TIMELESS

  • still sounds like it just came out

  • This track lay down the foundation of Latin Freestyle music from the mid 1980s to about 1994 when Freestyle came to an end and all those new genres in the 90s were taking off to a new level. Man, I wish Freestyle would come back into the industry today beacause of this new school bullshit sucks and is whack as hell !

  • I used to request this song for breakdancing competitions.

  • this music defined the new york club scene then. the saint new york.

  • 80's in chicago home of house music

  • This was the decade of coke and good times.

  • Wow, I remember this song playing in the Odyssey in West Hollywood California. What a great song it was. Miss the club and the fun times. Growing up sucks!!! But this brings me back to the day when I had lots of fun. Go, ODYSSEY. Alvey Willis.

  • had my Sharp gf-777 monster boombox walking down 23rd street in brooklyn with this,what a great time to live!

  • I don't think I was born when this song came out. It sounds like a summer jam. I just know I loved it for forever.

  • Your uploads are amazing! I believe that demanding music fans will visit this video but i dare suggest a disco song i made that you might like. I give it for free

    SHINE(brush your teeth)

  • 80s in MIAMI !!!!!

  • MASSIVE!

  • Can someone recommend me some 80's albums with a similar feel to this.

  • @Kalefthebeast Not albums, but somewhat similar are "Funky Little Beat" and "Rock Me" by Connie. Hope it's what you're looking for?

  • So many memories...love the passion in this track !! Glad to see so many people remember this amazing jam !!!

  • This jam reminds me of the Funhouse!

  • Growing up in Philly this jam was played everywhere. Be Bop Cafe in the summer on Sunday nights. What great memories!! Lucky to own on vinyl:)

  • This was the SHIT back in JERSEY , CLUB 12 !!

  • Great times @ Castle Park in Miami, Florida. Not There Anymore. Now they have condo's.

  • what great memories

    

  • OMG! Brings back memories of going to college in NY and hearing this on WKTU. Love it.

  • Can't believe so many people remember and enjoyed this song! Took me way back to my days in Queens. Break dancing was the shit, A.E.I.O.U. was hot, graffitti was everywhere! It was such a great time! Thank you for the memories :)

  • 1000 watts out the window the real deal in the good old bronx the great old days

  • get wet was cool.but elanor mills cant hang with jenny burton.

  • This song use to be my jam, I so remember my hubby DJ-ing this deff...throwback!

  • Reminds me of my father. He would always play this song when we rode in his car. Haven't seen him since I was nine; where are you, dad?

  • HIP-HOP AT ITS FINIEST!!! (IN THE EARLY DAYS)

  • 82-88. Chuck the rest!

  • One of my all time favorites. Thanks for posting! "I had a boy he was hard as diamonds" ....awesome, good memories.

  • I always start with this song. Does that mean anything.

  • What a time, break dancing ruled the world.

  • fun to hear again...all we need are the clove cigarettes and the cocaine...LOL!

  • This is one of my top 5 all time favorite songs......I was a senior in high school when this came out..

  • just gotta love it.. miss the 80's ....

  • The instrumental mix of "Running" is sweet! One More Shot, and IOU from Freeze are pure dance classix from the 80's. Boy I miss those days at the club, and those Sat. night shows on the radio.

  • I almost want to say this is probably one of my favorite songs of all time from back in my youth.I get butterflies in my stomach every time I hear this, What's up with this song with me? Ha ha

  • saw this mentioned on usenet in 83

  • one more chance BAM !!!

  • Thank you SO much for putting this up...

  • jenny burton and john robie. timeless track.

  • i wish freestyle music would come back :(

  • @purplelove010 Now don't you worry your little head about that my friend.  It's only a matter of time....

    But when it does, what will we do with all of those extra Little Wayne cd's? :-)

  • @2bethewinner i don't listen to lil wayne so it really doesn't matter to me.

  • @purplelove010 Neither do I purplelove010. It was a joke, ya know...

    The implication being that there would be a lot of those extra records lying around when the real music made its come back. Anyway....

    I'll keep my mouth shut next time. :-)

    Have a great weekend!

  • @2bethewinner no its ok i appreciate your comment. i love hearing feedbacks from people.

  • jenny b do ya thing baby

  • the saint, new york. the best dance song. 1983

  • BETE LVS MICHELE 1/25/84 Bay Ridge Park Slope

  • Great classic. Thanks a million for sharing!

  • big chune!!

  • 1 MORE SHOT !

  • KKING KKILLA QUEEN THRILLA!!!! S D NATION!!!! FOLKKZ WORLD!!! CHI-TOWN ALL DAY!!!

  • This reminds me of Jr. H.S trips in NYC where my boy June had the the portable radio on his shoulders playing this song along with other great mentions like: A.E.I.O.U., Jam On It, Let The Music Play. Man I can go on and on with that list. You can tell I miss the 80's can't you?

  • @RichRotorhead i miss them to, and i was born in the next god forsaken decade!! 

  • @RichRotorhead OMG totally forgot about A.E.I.O.U Where can I find. I dye for that song!

  • @frizbuz

    Look it up it was sung by: FREEZE

  • this wats up throw back in the day

  • @RichRotorhead I miss the 80's too Rich.

  • @RichRotorhead right there with you on that one....the 80's music was the best!!!

  • the real deal

  • this is the real deal makes me feel young again

  • I loved....

  • @molokat -- Music went backwards since the 80s. Today there is shit out there. Too bad the 80's had to end.

  • Who Remembers Jenny Singing "Bad Bad Habit Baby" Produced by Allen George & Fred MacFarlane???

  • @PoppaSweet

    I remember this very well. This was recorded at my parents recording studio in NY. I was there. Allen is the shit.....

  • best music ever and original no fake remixes like now long live the 80s best music ever in history it defined hip hop and everything that followed

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  • Yes. An absolute dance classic is great form. Thank You!

  • Yes...

  • a post disco/dance GEM/CLASSIC. oh man, the good ol days of music...whatever the fuck happened!

  • @elsoda i wish i could find some shit from the disco duck days

  • @elsoda

  • STILL MAKES ME MOVE! LUV'N IT!

  • the real deal

  • Still fresh and fabulously crisp!

  • fricken great memories 80s ruled. love her voice heave lyrics man..

  • YEAHHHHHH BABY!! THIS IS MY SHYYYYT!!!

  • 86st BENSONHURST

  • This was my favorite on KROQ 106.7 in the 80s!

  • @Impalamark64 Damnations now your talking, KROQ was the shit, do you still remember any of the DJ's. "The Poor Man".

  • @1Xuchiteco I listened to KROQ from '81 to '91. Raymond Bannister,"Ramondo," was on in the morning, then Richard Blade, Jed the Fish, and Freddie Snakeskin. Swedish Eagle was on either in the evening or on the weekend. The Poorman was Jim Trenton. He also had a show on KDOC channel 56 called "Adventures with the Poorman." I recently heard some of these guys on XM satellite radio on an 80s channel.

    By the way, I found a 12" vinyl single of this on eBay, and bought it for about $7.00! Fantastic!

  • @Impalamark64 That is just awesome to have been a part of those long lazy days in the sun @ Venice Beach, listening to all those guys you mentioned. They were all awesome on the radio.

  • that's that beat

  • John Robie is a musical genius and an innovator way ahead of his time in 1983.

  • 19TH May St. Enough Said!!!

  • chi-town in dis motherfucker!!! HEAD HUNTIN 4 BITCH ASS KKINGZ ON DIS SHIT!!!!! S D NATION!!! 23rd n CENTRAL!!!

  • I't was magical times growing up in Brooklyn during this time period. Break dancing was almost starting and lets not forget graffiti. My tag name was WHAM!

  • @MrMatto1 YORK ONE RWS FDR H.S.

  • @MrMatto1 I know what you mean. I myself was born and raised in Brooklyn, and man let me tell you, those were great times. My friends and I, we use to Tag up in different neighborhoods, and the trains. My tag name was FADE! You remember Rockers Revenge-Walking On Sunshine -1982. That was a bad ass jam. There were also, a lot of motorcycle gangs in Brooklyn at that time. The 80's were one of the best years.

  • @CubaNY71 That was a great tune, I almost forgot about that song. They also sing "The Harder They Come". This was also a great song during that time period or the "Message" by Grand Master Flash.

  • @MrMatto1 I agree Empire Blvd roller disco , etc Brooklyn was awesome back in the day so much to do and still an innocent time to be just a kid..

  • This reminds me of the Fun House in NYC with DJ John "Jelly Bean Benitez," spinning like a mofo! The Fun House was a great club!!!!!!!  I love the dogs barking in the background!!!!

  • One of the all time greatest jams ever!!!!

  • this takes me back ..........was about 14 sneekin out to go to hollywood to the odyssey this was BIG great times

  • OMFG! WET TO THE BONE, THIS IS SIIIIIICK......

  • DAMN THIS BRINGS BACK MEMORIES, I WAS IN COLLEGE WHEN THIS CAME OUT.. LOVE IT.

  • broken glass by Oberheim OB-X I guess

  • busting bottles over n@#@$ head at the beginning of this song Hot

  • Wow I feel like I'm 9 again! This was the best era for music. NYC, breaking, New Wave and the whole movement was so good.

  • THESE JOKERS DON'T KNOW REAL MUSIC WHO EVER GIVING THUMBS DOWN !

    BEST MUSIC ERA EVER !

  • @boostedturbotom I agree!!!!!

  • Wow, at the Odyssey in Hollywood, CA. What a song, made the dance floor go crazy in the 80"s. Miss the song and the Odyssey. Still don't know how it burnt down.

  • its an bad ass breaking song back in the days of trowing the card board on the floor and breaking saturday all night long busting fresh moves till 4am in the morning 80s songs writers & singers were original pioneers ,90s and 2000 are just imitators they look for 70s and 80s tunes and remix it nothing is original all imitators now. but many people have never heard most of the bad ass 80 songs and they get fooled into thinking that what these 90 and 2000 singers is new stuff u cant fool me

  • This was the cut during the house party days......miss them days

  • Oh my god. Forgot about this song until just now. Super, amazing memories. I said it before and I'll say it again, they just don't make music like this anymore. All you current divas can eat your hearts out.

  • I want to download this song but I can not find it anywhere!! anybody???

  • @gcruz73 I downloaded it off the p2p program ares, but you can also try mp3ify

  • @gcruz73

    Do yourself a favor and get the Tommy Boy 'Perfect Beats' set. It has this as well as a million other classics in this vein.

  • for the love of God someone have the answer to this song ? was a song played by a male group named MC CONNECTION and the name of the song is BURNING FOR ANOTHER SHOT

  • @SalvandoaIsmael go to cdandlp (it's a website),I listened to a sample of that Mc Connection song you wanted.

  • @Keepskatin thank you very much

  • i have this song and had no idea it was jenny burton.

  • i bet you guys will like this one it brings back lots of memories this is a classic of mine i got a standing ofation for this one love alfonso

  • Thanks for the post, brings back those crazy memories 18yrs old fresh out of high school and ready to party. If I could go back I would do it all over again.

  • can someone tell me where i can download this song

  • How i was 13 when this song was out my uncle use t0 take me to SKATE CITY on Broadway and Mrytle in Brooklyn where he battle on the dance floor with the black skates wit the white wheels, DAMN! I MISS THOSE DAYS. ONE LOVE UNCLE RICK.

  • The "after Disco" music was the best in the 80's. I love this.

  • WHAAAAAT???? did someone say Pulsations in Philly? I can see the space ship coming out of the roof, the laser lights rising out of the floor and teh crazy Robot roaming the dance floor when I hear this song. (LOL) man I miss the 80's

  • why did i have to be born at the end of the 80s this new generation sucks

  • But u benefit from the digital age, just as us older people collecing our sweet youth memories. I wrote somewhere else that the 80's and 90's were the last innovative musical decades...and since the new millenium nothing new has happened....

    It's all re-inventing stuff what has been done before.

    Many onliners agreed.

  • i no our generation is so washed up and generic i hate it FTW!

  • @Therealanimale the 90's had more music styles then any other generation(decade). It started with the end of disco,rap,freestyle,club,house­,dancehall. In between all that was funk,punk,heavy metal,jazz,miami bass, go-go,minneapolis sounds(prince)and the british invasion.

  • @fatjoe1114 i was born in 87. and i agree with you , this generation sucks because we watch and do nothing. that makes me and you be part of the new suckaz generation. if there is anything that i can do for the 70's 80's and '90's music to come back, i will definetely be in, unconditionally.

  • TUNE!!!!! + ANTHEM!!!!

  • Love this song....reminds me of the days of going to Limelight in NYC...dancing all nite long!

  • This song used to break the Roller Skating rinks and Clubs in Detroit off!!!

  • @phntsticpeg Everybody was together back then. The only things that mattered were the music and the dance.

  • Greta Song. Too many hazy memories. Pulsations outside of Philly.

  • I was a promoter at the Jam. I hired djs and brought in acts like Mr. Magic, Dr. Bob Lee, Chilly Willie, MC Holiday. We had lines going out the door. The place was rocking so much that people were coming on crutches and in wheelchairs.

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