@ForgottenSoul700 Positive K wasn't that cheesy. In actuality he was a pretty dope MC in his own right. Check out his 1988 hit "Step Out Front" during his old First Priority Records Days (Mc Lyte, Audio Two, and Alliance were label mates as well). That's a better example of the talent and skills he had in his repetoire.
George Duke blazed this project with his production so u know it had 2 be HOTT!!! Listen 2 that music arrangement!!! U don't hear that now that much in the so-called R&B music!!!!
@Zzozze: I don't recall if she did all the instruments or not. I have that album on vinyl and would have 2 do some serious digging to get it out and check the credits on it.
So called artist of today have sold their souls to an evil empire which is the music companies, their is no way these no talent fools of today would have been given a record contract back in the day. They would have gotten laughed at right out of the studio. Much props to all the groups and single artist of the 70's and 80's for using their God given talent and left us with so many great songs.
I didn't know they made this song. I never heard it all the way through. They are so pretty as well as talented. It is a turn on to see women play instruments that are up front.
Ms. Janice-Marie is one of my daughter Kariels favourite bassists, I have her learn original artists from the musique from my time- She just learned Rick James, Super Freak/MC Hammer, U Can't Touch This; I think I should add this to her tool box seaux she doesn't ask me one day and I say,"Hmmm, Positive K ? I'm sure he got that from somebody..."
Man, I remember this jam back in the day. This was the sh**! Then I remember The Funky Four +1 made a rap to it ! Then later on Pos K brought it back. But the Original is the best ! You hear them drums in the bridge... Come on now ! Sick
I don't think the good music died because of Reagan and Bush, probably had more to do with everyone destroying their souls with cocaine and cheap imports...
@mausboy80 videos killed good music.Appearance started to count for more than musical ability.Can you imagine Aretha Franklin or Barry White even getting a foot in the door these days.For most of my youth in the 70s and 80s I had no idea what most of the performers of my favourite music even looked like.
I tell ya where those days went...Reagan and Bush killed them. Everything changed when they got into office. The feel, the vibe, the way we all used to dance. It all disappeared. Most music today whether its rock, rythym or blues has lost the soul of yesterday....todays stuff is raw noise compared to the talent of yesterday...my opinion.
dmgcat, you're absolutely right! None of the music nowadays i anywhere near this type of stuff! I mean take this song for example, A taste of Honey did this 1st, the rap group "Funky 4 plus 1" took the intro and used it, then Positive K used it in "I got a man", but yet out of all of these songs, I like the original by A Taste of Honey! Even the early rap songs form back in the day (along with this ol' skool joint) was classic!
I agree with you entirely! The music today is not in the league of the stuff back in the 70's and 80's. This is gold and the stuff nowadays is horrible shit.
Damn right and I sure as hell agree with you on that my ex-girlfriend gave me all the shit after I told I was sick and tired of the shit they're on the radio right now that when I started buying 70's and 80's R&B on L.P. ,cassette ,and on 8-track because of it which was a smart move to be honest artist like A Taste Of Honey they're very cool!
You're damn right and I totally agree with you the shit they're playing on the radio nowadays I couldn't stand it no more that's when I started going to what I was listening to when I was little from 1970's to the early 1980's on top of that A Taste Of Honey are very cool always was always has been and right This is gold stuff right now is bullshit that's why I started old R&B too !
Yeah... That's fine, but that is a stereotype. Just like all White People can't dance. I know you don't think "Soulja Boy" is talented LOL. Maybe he's a talented cheerleader.
Let's just put it this way. "Everyone" going platinum doesn't have talent. Most people that are popular in music today don't have half the talent of this duo.
This was when the most sexy thing a female could wear was cut off jean shorts that were washed so that the blue strings could hang down, baby oil on her legs, her hair in corn rows, with her baby hair stairstepped down the side of her head, and jellies or a permanent pair of rollersketes on even on the bus.
This song brings back memories of when music was great. I had a crush on Janice Marie as a kid and I think I'm still in love with her after all these years.
"Whatcha man got to do with me" .. "I'm not tryin to hear that see" .. LMBAO!!! Oh yeah, I remember this one and Sukyaki, Boogie Oogie and Sayonara but this was my favorite
heir first single, "Boogie Oogie Oogie", from their debut album A Taste of Honey, tapped into the popular disco style and spent three weeks at number one (#1) on the Hot 100 in 1978. The group was awarded a platinum record for this single and album and went on the win the Grammy Award for Best New Artist.
6 people does not taste the honey
graphstyle 1 month ago
listen to Positive K - I got a man.
ankl3br3ak3r 2 months ago
Masterpiece!
marc2789 7 months ago
Dont forget about" thats the joint" by the funky four plus one more.
rexboogie 7 months ago 3
@rexboogie such a classic. come on sha-rock!
paulcbarrera 5 months ago
@paulcbarrera It is and it is not on you tube.
rexboogie 5 months ago
@rexboogie dont i know it. it USED to be on youtube. perhaps it was my wearing it out that got it removed.
paulcbarrera 5 months ago
@paulcbarrera I knew I saw it on here! But its gone now.
rexboogie 5 months ago
Ruudolf - Doupeimmat jumala seivaa
Isojoenranta 8 months ago in playlist groove 22
My days in the 4th grade at P.S. 71 in The Bronx. Thanks for posting. This joint still rocks.
oldschoolbx1970 9 months ago
Nice..........
RightWingHunter666 9 months ago
Still butta!
IceManLikeGervin 1 year ago 2
Official!
kdakid007 1 year ago
Sometimes I like when songs start off like this one did, cause what came afterwards was even better!
Qluvz2beluved 1 year ago
You have to rescue me from, A taste of Honey's fineness!!!!!!
NORAK69 1 year ago
Real music last forever! Today's music is just that. Music for today.
rexboogie 1 year ago
I like Positive K's version of I Got A Man. This version sounds slightly better.
BKrystall 1 year ago
the funky 4 must not have liked learning that 'their' beat wasn't theirs
anthrax1218 1 year ago
lmao@cheesy rapper.
bmpeak 1 year ago
Nice to hear from time to time!
msOctober12 1 year ago
Some cheesy rapper sampled this song in the good ole' early '90s.
ForgottenSoul700 1 year ago
@ForgottenSoul700 Positive K wasn't that cheesy. In actuality he was a pretty dope MC in his own right. Check out his 1988 hit "Step Out Front" during his old First Priority Records Days (Mc Lyte, Audio Two, and Alliance were label mates as well). That's a better example of the talent and skills he had in his repetoire.
jjackson459 2 months ago
4 People did not get rescued! fail!
ninjastah 1 year ago
That beat is timeless.
rexboogie 1 year ago
Love this song, man!!! Janice Marie and Hazel P!!!
DaVinciCelone 1 year ago
ahhh sweet memories from days gone by....
OjBlack100 1 year ago
saample first by funky 4 + 1
damfkingdon1 1 year ago
Damn I love this track.
64spenser 1 year ago
Written by Janice Marie Johnson and Earth, Wind and Fire guitarist Roland Bautista. Went to #16 on the Billboard R&B charts.
hughesjr 1 year ago
amazing track ! nice taste
ry9000 1 year ago
a great song that i like cuz the sample was used 4 another fav song of mine.
MrTouchtechnique 1 year ago
@mausboy80 Talent is no longer the main requirement to be accepted into the industry.
WheelerEntertainment 1 year ago
Old School Rewls.
howyoudooaah 1 year ago
George Duke blazed this project with his production so u know it had 2 be HOTT!!! Listen 2 that music arrangement!!! U don't hear that now that much in the so-called R&B music!!!!
Ibantar 1 year ago
@Ibantar Does she also play the bass, guitars and drums on it as she used to?
Zzozze 1 year ago
@Zzozze: I don't recall if she did all the instruments or not. I have that album on vinyl and would have 2 do some serious digging to get it out and check the credits on it.
Ibantar 1 year ago
So called artist of today have sold their souls to an evil empire which is the music companies, their is no way these no talent fools of today would have been given a record contract back in the day. They would have gotten laughed at right out of the studio. Much props to all the groups and single artist of the 70's and 80's for using their God given talent and left us with so many great songs.
ronpc 1 year ago 6
Now this is what I call a "cutt"! 30 yrs old and I'll slap this shit for another 30! Long live real feel good music. Love the timbales solo!
CincereOne 1 year ago 3
I didn't know they made this song. I never heard it all the way through. They are so pretty as well as talented. It is a turn on to see women play instruments that are up front.
rickames 1 year ago
Ms. Janice-Marie is one of my daughter Kariels favourite bassists, I have her learn original artists from the musique from my time- She just learned Rick James, Super Freak/MC Hammer, U Can't Touch This; I think I should add this to her tool box seaux she doesn't ask me one day and I say,"Hmmm, Positive K ? I'm sure he got that from somebody..."
TropicSensation 1 year ago
Thats The Joint!!!!!
whatthehellvideos 2 years ago 2
WHAT'S your man got to do with me??
Good song. Love the old stuff (and love the people that steal/sample from them a little less).
wendellgee1985 2 years ago
Man, I remember this jam back in the day. This was the sh**! Then I remember The Funky Four +1 made a rap to it ! Then later on Pos K brought it back. But the Original is the best ! You hear them drums in the bridge... Come on now ! Sick
MyWhyteboi 2 years ago
very nice
villiemack 2 years ago
Who really cares where these ladies are now? I thank them for leaving a fantastic tune. You can't touch this.
64spenser 2 years ago
I got a man,... I'm not trying to hear that see,...I got a man,...What's your man got to do with me, Ha ha ha, I never knew this was the original.
Ngobamakosi 2 years ago
I don't think the good music died because of Reagan and Bush, probably had more to do with everyone destroying their souls with cocaine and cheap imports...
mausboy80 2 years ago 5
@mausboy80 videos killed good music.Appearance started to count for more than musical ability.Can you imagine Aretha Franklin or Barry White even getting a foot in the door these days.For most of my youth in the 70s and 80s I had no idea what most of the performers of my favourite music even looked like.
laiosto 2 years ago
I love it! Classic song!! Where are these women now?
coolflex 2 years ago
I used to have this 8-track...rememba those? I used to sing and dance along to this entire album! I love Taste of Honey!
bgoldrock 2 years ago
My mom and dad use to RULE with the 8 track player! Everything from Donna Summer to EWF...THEN the BeeGees... come on now. I want one. Still. lol
BTW this is my jam.
AfreeQueen 2 years ago
OMG!!! WOW . This the first time after 20 years that I hear this song..
Thanks
aaround 2 years ago 2
.... I got a man !!!
lirieth731 2 years ago
Positive K!! I still love that track! =D
silvike 2 years ago
1:10 - 1:15...& I guarantee either one of these fine ass women would've made me "so very happy" :)
djw80158 2 years ago
Very nice...!!! I always wondered where that beat was from. This is one of the few old school songs that I wasn't familiar with... Kudos...!
coverdale20 2 years ago
i recallbuying this 12 inch single in glasgow around 1982,great memories
thestevo46 2 years ago
No wonder that groove by Positive K is so sick. Forgot these ladies did that rythym track.Ooooh Yeah.
eric601d 2 years ago 3
sound kinda remindsme oflevel 42...and the female bassist is the shit..!!!!
pmay222 2 years ago
je kiff un point c tout aie aie aie
sawsendu38 2 years ago 2
The sweetest!!!!!!!!
kell7wlt 2 years ago
a taste of honey - rescue me
rebelabyss 2 years ago 9
Posative K. " I got A Man"
MrSexxxy20 2 years ago
positive k- i got a man
dogshit71 2 years ago
That's what I said lmao!
MrSexxxy20 2 years ago
I tell ya where those days went...Reagan and Bush killed them. Everything changed when they got into office. The feel, the vibe, the way we all used to dance. It all disappeared. Most music today whether its rock, rythym or blues has lost the soul of yesterday....todays stuff is raw noise compared to the talent of yesterday...my opinion.
dmgcat 2 years ago
dmgcat, you're absolutely right! None of the music nowadays i anywhere near this type of stuff! I mean take this song for example, A taste of Honey did this 1st, the rap group "Funky 4 plus 1" took the intro and used it, then Positive K used it in "I got a man", but yet out of all of these songs, I like the original by A Taste of Honey! Even the early rap songs form back in the day (along with this ol' skool joint) was classic!
graynav 2 years ago
I agree with you entirely! The music today is not in the league of the stuff back in the 70's and 80's. This is gold and the stuff nowadays is horrible shit.
JonnySerge 2 years ago 5
Damn right and I sure as hell agree with you on that my ex-girlfriend gave me all the shit after I told I was sick and tired of the shit they're on the radio right now that when I started buying 70's and 80's R&B on L.P. ,cassette ,and on 8-track because of it which was a smart move to be honest artist like A Taste Of Honey they're very cool!
kewanw16 2 years ago 3
You're damn right and I totally agree with you the shit they're playing on the radio nowadays I couldn't stand it no more that's when I started going to what I was listening to when I was little from 1970's to the early 1980's on top of that A Taste Of Honey are very cool always was always has been and right This is gold stuff right now is bullshit that's why I started old R&B too !
kewanw16 2 years ago 3
@dmgcat You're right..the 1980's were a serious reality check.
publica74 1 year ago
damn we black people are talented!!
elshowgun15 3 years ago 2
Yeah... That's fine, but that is a stereotype. Just like all White People can't dance. I know you don't think "Soulja Boy" is talented LOL. Maybe he's a talented cheerleader.
Let's just put it this way. "Everyone" going platinum doesn't have talent. Most people that are popular in music today don't have half the talent of this duo.
Taste of Honey, it GETS NO ROUGHER!
One,
G7
MTXSHO9732vV8SHO 3 years ago
*licks honey and caramel off your legs*
elshowgun15 3 years ago
posative k - i got a man samples this
exlusivrecords 3 years ago
funky
HipHopDontStop46 3 years ago
"I gotta man" - You got a what? X-D
LemonAndYoghurt 3 years ago
This was when the most sexy thing a female could wear was cut off jean shorts that were washed so that the blue strings could hang down, baby oil on her legs, her hair in corn rows, with her baby hair stairstepped down the side of her head, and jellies or a permanent pair of rollersketes on even on the bus.
mickman31187 3 years ago 2
That sounds awful.
lJohnnyTheFoxl 3 years ago
Oh man ...where did those days go.
blahblahunderemo1 3 years ago 2
13 years later after its release this song is brought back to life via rap song by Positive K "I Gotta Man".
shotymeisupandcummin 3 years ago 30
it was then brought back one again for "chante's got a man" so so def remix by jermaine dupri. good stuff.
rubenlconstante 3 years ago
Funky Four Plus one used it first on "That's the Joint".
MsTexas73 2 years ago 3
Well Done! ;D)
Pepel35000 2 years ago
@shotymeisupandcummin Funky Four plus One More did a song called "That's the Joint" long before "I gotta man"
CincereOne 1 year ago 3
@shotymeisupandcummin It was also first use in 1981 by Funky 4 + 1 in "That's the Joint".
RateDTD 1 year ago
@shotymeisupandcummin also the funky 4 plus one more
wvawwtopline 1 year ago
@shotymeisupandcummin Actually, Funky 4+1 sampled it in 1981 first with "That's the Joint". Check it out, it's an excellent track.
dillo 1 year ago 2
@shotymeisupandcummin True but prior to that,The Funky 4 Plus 1 first used it for That's The Joint.
oldschoolbx1970 9 months ago
groooooooooove here
sebhartke 3 years ago
Boogie Oogie Oogie is a great song, but this one is my favorite by them =D
it's funky!!!! what's not to like?
DiscoDuckey 3 years ago 4
thanks :) I have to say I love boogie oogie oogie too...thanks for the send!
bootsycollinswifey 3 years ago
This is one of my FAVS by ATOH also...but I also like Disco Dancin and If We Loved
MsTexas73 3 years ago
big tune funk tunes run tings
robotwmp 3 years ago 2
WhooooHooooo, break out the rollerskates!
davidsalmer 3 years ago 4
Oh wow! Haven't heard this in so long, I forgot about it! Oh man, thanks for the post!!
wandermusic27 3 years ago
This song brings back memories of when music was great. I had a crush on Janice Marie as a kid and I think I'm still in love with her after all these years.
Dynamo001 3 years ago 2
"Whatcha man got to do with me" .. "I'm not tryin to hear that see" .. LMBAO!!! Oh yeah, I remember this one and Sukyaki, Boogie Oogie and Sayonara but this was my favorite
bigbankX 3 years ago
nice and nasty 3 sampled it aswell, sick tune
kivlov 3 years ago
Positive K used this sample for I Got A Man.
ARJD9972 3 years ago 4
don't forget..
this was also used for the following:
"it's the joint" by funky 4+1 more
AkitoJr 3 years ago
Was this song sampled? Sounds familiar
hazeleste 3 years ago
I got a man! What's your man got to do with me? I got a man! I'm not trying to hear that, see?
BigBlueBeast 3 years ago 2
I gotta man
What cha man gotta do wit me?
SweetDaddyBugg 3 years ago 2
very nice,thank you kitosan.from which year is it?i love it!soooo grovy!
schlurchi1964 3 years ago
Sorry I don't know exact year...
Ithink this is from about in 1980.
kitosan1986 3 years ago
This is in 1979.
iyamizansu 3 years ago
@kitosan1986 It is 1980!
Fbaise1 1 year ago
I have the album. kitosan1986 is right, it's from 1980.
71brighteyes 3 years ago 3
@schlurchi1964 Actually, it is in 1980.
m7a7b725 1 year ago
@schlurchi1964 It came out in 1980.
airjor1 1 year ago
This use to be my cut!! I love it!! They were my role models!
sabri35 4 years ago 3
THE STEREO WORKS GREAT!!!
hbgcnn101 4 years ago 4
wow!!!!!
i want song a long time ago!!!
i dont i remembered the name of the band, but the music never forgot, for more than 20 and many years!!
thanx for posting, kitosan!!!!!
from brazil, brasmeta, jr. baptista
brasmeta01 4 years ago 2
great song.what happened to music like this
gustavopenafiel 4 years ago 5
What your man gotta do wit me...I gotta man...I ain't tryna hear that see...
Positive K all day!!!
Slicearoni 4 years ago 3
heir first single, "Boogie Oogie Oogie", from their debut album A Taste of Honey, tapped into the popular disco style and spent three weeks at number one (#1) on the Hot 100 in 1978. The group was awarded a platinum record for this single and album and went on the win the Grammy Award for Best New Artist.
loosestudios 4 years ago
Cool Song That Brings Back Fond Memories!
olmec19 4 years ago
I mean Janice Marie Johnson
RIPRICKJAMES 4 years ago
I used to love the bassist, Ann Marie Johnson with her thick juicy thighs!!
RIPRICKJAMES 4 years ago
ONE OF MY FAVES!
VIEWMANCY 4 years ago