Wow!! I still remember going crazy when this tune dropped in the early 80's, saving all my pocket mone ywhen I was 14 to get the 7inch Single. HAPPY DAYS!
I saw a band called TLC play this in 1978-79 at battersea town hall london, the band got together from school at battersea county......how did freeez get this song????
I saw a band called TLC play this in 1978-79 at battersea town hall london, the band got together from school at battersea county......how did freeex get this song????
this is mainly to johnny mcghee and anne mcghee but anyone who was a teen in the 80s...when we were young teenagers...we used to record our own radio show...it was called 'radio cardboard' and these are selections of john and anne's 7 inch records we used to record onto tapes....ahhh..the good old days....
Great band, great music, great energy...but there was something missing. I always wanted the pretty lady to smile...even just for once...I use to call the band: "The Band with the Lady That Never Smiles!"...Yeah I was kinda young back then... ;)
Didn't like Soulboys back in the day, never liked their arrogance, air of superiority or boundless enthusiasm but liked this track as it had a kind of melancholic feel.
mmmm.......Love this. This is real music folks. The Brit Jazz/ Funk scene in the late 70's and early 80's was magnificent. A lot of the Funk Brit groups got their inspiration from AA Jazz/Funk Groups in the U.S. Ya'll remember T.S. Monk (of Bon Bon Vie fame) and his father Felonious Monk? Classic examples of the Jazz/Funk in America. Long live the 80's.
Wow! This is just jaw dropping.....I feel at heart I'm a brit but I'm from the states. I have loved jazz/funk since the 80's when I was a wee kid. I wish music like this was still around.... I swear I come here and watch this vid at least 12 - 14 times a day! I just can't get enough of this...........
John Rocca and bassist Peter Maas. I heard one of these guys was working at BT or the GPO as it was in 1981 and left when this got to No1 in the charts. Is it true?
Brilliant !! Brings back memories and would still have a jig to this even though Im now in me 40's and embaress my kids !!! Fantastic bass guitarist !!!!
thanks for posting man - this was years ahead of its time - before Hardcastle even I think Britfunk - jazz funk call it what you will those were heady days for 'our kind' Love it
@efsq - we're not just old farts, are we? That really was a great time for music and the calibre of artists back then was like gold in comparison to the present day.
@repo136 Not gold, platinum. There is no real talent coming through any more, thanks to monkeys like Simon Cowell and a gullible, reality TV obsessed nation. But while we have YT, we can indulge ourselves on items such as this...
Probably the first jazz funk tune I heard, loved it then and still sounding amazing today. Top of the pops was actually worth watching back then. Just look at the effort every member of the band are putting in there, plus they are having fun, you just don't get that today.
Simply Wonderful. Lucky enough to see Ingrid and Beggar and Co wth Noel McCoy at the 100 Club Nov '09 - Organized by Perry Louis ( of Jazzcotech fame) and the night was stellar !!! See my clip on here of Perry marching the troops to"Movin on" beautifully done by Beggar and Co - Watch the Jazzcotech site for marvellous nights coming up. I'm off to "Boogie nights" in Hendon this Friday (30/04/2010) for the best Jazz dancing in the UK and cosmic jamming....
Cut my teeth on British jazz/funk as a young teen before graduating to the real deal a few years later. A lot of of that British stuff sounds quite simplistic now, and unfortunately elbowed out the superior American stuff over here in the UK. I still really really like this though - one of my favourite records to come out of the UK in the last couple of decades. I'll take this over the overrated 'Soul2Soul' stuff any day.
@bolinoid Yeah, I HAD one of these in a light coloured wood finish, which was unfortunately nicked. I got mine cheap, secondhand. I don't think they were expensive to buy new but they had a very nice deep tone as I recall. I suspect that if it hadn't been "taken" I would probably have removed the frets although I believe they actually made a fretless version. Btw, I think you mean John Taylor not Nick Rhodes!
I love this cool song,so catchy.Even bought the songsheet to learn to play on the keyboard.Y do so many people dislike the 1980's-I miss them bigtime.Some great music memories
This band had two other great songs i remember "IOU" and "Pop Goes My Love" ..both were all over a lot of american breakdance compilation LPs and Cassettes back in the day...Great stuff...Never heard this particular track..jazzier feel than the two singles i knew.
ahahahah Paul Morgan the drummer and I play in the same band. it's just funny for me to see him so young. we were talking about this song and his early drumming skills.
what is the keyboard player doing when his hands go crazy? I cant really make out any sounds that are in time with his movements. AH the old miming days of totp
Tune!!! Ahh...remember this performance on TOTP...however seeing it again 28 years later the performance seems much more frenetic (especially the band) than I remember it being...however as I was a spotty teenager then, perhaps I was simply engrossed at the time with the languid and pretty singer ;-)
@jazzfunkshizzle, you wanted other videos by freeeze from this period?.. freeeze's original studio video for 'southern freeeze' & 'flying high' are on youtube right now.. ;)
love it! like the way she looks so laid back.. "i'm on top of the pops, so what?". this track used to blast out of my austin maestro, back in the good old days. thanks jazzfunkshizzle
Myself and friends were heavily into the jazz-funk scene at the time and thought everything they made after this masterpiece was ok, but certainly nothing special just popcorn for the masses! I only wished they had kept hold of Ingrid and explored the jazz-funk genre a little longer before getting commercially sidetracked as de rigueur
The vocalist always sang with this horrible sullen facial expression. She has a beautiful voice, and would have electrified audiences if only she allowed her stage persona to amplify all her beauty. For me Freeez never again struck me like lightening the same way without her cool crystal clear vocals, and the tight classic Jazz-funk backing instrumentals. What a waste! Wonder where she is now?
I saw this in 1981 and could not for the life of me understand how Freeez never produced any thing as sweet as this ever again, it is a masterpiece! Still as potent now as it was then.
classic loved this tune full blast in my 3l capri
zanderfish 2 weeks ago
this is a classic post.. thank you !!
TYISCLOSER 1 month ago
best dance year Simon c
BethhhaaanySarah 1 month ago
Wow!! I still remember going crazy when this tune dropped in the early 80's, saving all my pocket mone ywhen I was 14 to get the 7inch Single. HAPPY DAYS!
Yokandyman 2 months ago
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I saw a band called TLC play this in 1978-79 at battersea town hall london, the band got together from school at battersea county......how did freeez get this song????
BritishDiva 2 months ago
I saw a band called TLC play this in 1978-79 at battersea town hall london, the band got together from school at battersea county......how did freeex get this song????
BritishDiva 2 months ago
What an amazing tune. Nothing like this about anymore. Incidentally the woman that sings this is one lovely class top lady!! x
daniel59104 2 months ago
Bassist's got moves, yo.
Jazzchisel 2 months ago
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Jazzchisel 2 months ago
God, I use to fancy that Black woman so hard, I can tell ya!
malarki5 3 months ago
Claaaaaaaaaaaaaasic tune.
kieran196 3 months ago
memories eh???..me is truly old....music is the "perfect" diary thats fo sho!!...
sortofsorted 3 months ago
glad i found this classic again superb song.can't stop playing it .
TheJarvo41 4 months ago
Phat bass
mattah111 5 months ago
love this the good old days xxxxxxxxxxxx
susya1958 5 months ago
the singer looks soooo happy!
youngmumma 5 months ago
@youngmumma She's probably trying not to laugh at how poor the standard of dancing was in the audience.
ImaniHekima 5 months ago
80s best music kids today missed some good stuff
xbox360siy 5 months ago
Brilliant track!!!!!!!!!! doing southern freeez !!!
NIKIMBO 5 months ago
absolutely totally slammin' ! Thanks for sharing!
zickzakk 5 months ago 2
poor 'old Ingrid must'a felt like boot'n the guitarist
Warren111able 5 months ago
LOL!!! Love the count down at the start.
tallgirld 6 months ago
Does anyone make music of this quality now?
lewisner 6 months ago
@lewisner
Yes! Haggis Horns. Floor Doppa. etc...They're out there.
agfagaevart 6 months ago
Anyone ever get to Scarlets in Purley had to have this as their no 1 entrance theme. What an era . . . girls girls girls
chelseafergy 6 months ago
wow
321Teespice 7 months ago
d o p e
dolmanf 7 months ago
this is mainly to johnny mcghee and anne mcghee but anyone who was a teen in the 80s...when we were young teenagers...we used to record our own radio show...it was called 'radio cardboard' and these are selections of john and anne's 7 inch records we used to record onto tapes....ahhh..the good old days....
49blackboab 7 months ago
This is such a great song.
bratattack5 8 months ago
YEH this is what i call timeless music from back in the day.
me and my mates at work were talking about this track only last week.
can you get this on itunes ?
maxree10 8 months ago
Why do I like this song?
jayarlewis 9 months ago
The bass-guitar player is really "slappin da bayass" a bit too much. Somebody should have informed him its not the House of Pain.
skydome29 9 months ago
@skydome29 ultra stupid comment. round of applause
bobbitt187 8 months ago
Great band, great music, great energy...but there was something missing. I always wanted the pretty lady to smile...even just for once...I use to call the band: "The Band with the Lady That Never Smiles!"...Yeah I was kinda young back then... ;)
DrBean10 10 months ago
Cooooooool
richwicz 10 months ago
When I first heard this I thought....this can't be right.. it's a British Band - and they sound awesome! Still got the vinyl album.
RitmoNo1 10 months ago
Didn't like Soulboys back in the day, never liked their arrogance, air of superiority or boundless enthusiasm but liked this track as it had a kind of melancholic feel.
flaxonx3 10 months ago
I've never seen a bassist jump around so much - that's tough to do, especially when playing that fast!
Yickbob 10 months ago
Yeah! So proud of my chums Ingrid Mansfield-Allman (singing) and Paul Morgan (drums) they still play jazz on the North London scene as do I :)
jeaniebthe1 10 months ago
mmmm.......Love this. This is real music folks. The Brit Jazz/ Funk scene in the late 70's and early 80's was magnificent. A lot of the Funk Brit groups got their inspiration from AA Jazz/Funk Groups in the U.S. Ya'll remember T.S. Monk (of Bon Bon Vie fame) and his father Felonious Monk? Classic examples of the Jazz/Funk in America. Long live the 80's.
80s4ever63 11 months ago
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Wow! This is just jaw dropping.....I feel at heart I'm a brit but I'm from the states. I have loved jazz/funk since the 80's when I was a wee kid. I wish music like this was still around.... I swear I come here and watch this vid at least 12 - 14 times a day! I just can't get enough of this...........
GUpNu 11 months ago
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GUpNu 11 months ago
fab song!
howden123456 1 year ago
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downjones72 1 year ago
slough fulcrum back in the eighties. Great nite. memories memories.
ChelseaAllTheWay13 1 year ago
Great song. Just so beautiful
discomadame 1 year ago
1981 best year for music ever!!! I was 13 and these songs are forever in my heart and soul.
Feisty1967 1 year ago 15
@Feisty1967 i was 13 too great times
1968concorde 5 months ago
@Feisty1967 agreed-i was the same age in this year,loved the fashion,the music,everything about it..memories eh :)
thfcberba 3 months ago
John Rocca and bassist Peter Maas. I heard one of these guys was working at BT or the GPO as it was in 1981 and left when this got to No1 in the charts. Is it true?
Procharmo 1 year ago
@Procharmo
Don't think it was #1 on national chart which TOTP used. I know it was on Captial Radio's though.
agfagaevart 9 months ago
@agfagaevart Number 8 in the UK Top 40.
lewisner 6 months ago
@lewisner
Thought so...Good times they were...
agfagaevart 6 months ago
I love this song, in the early 80's it introduced me to jazz funk and it still sounds amazing.
bodthetim 1 year ago
Yep timeless classic groove , I have it on 12" vinyl, many jazz/funk nights out dancin to this.
MrSoulweekender 1 year ago
I was never a fan of Top Of The Pops, But once in a while there some good dance tunes bands hit the show?
nwlarry 1 year ago
Brilliant !! Brings back memories and would still have a jig to this even though Im now in me 40's and embaress my kids !!! Fantastic bass guitarist !!!!
k9picasso1 1 year ago
THATS MY AUNTY RIGHT THERE XXXX
dallman2000bc 1 year ago 10
@dallman2000bc You got a great aunty ,this was a brill song.
hullamajascot1 2 months ago
@dallman2000bc whats your aunties name? ive always liked the tune never knew her name?
TYISCLOSER 1 month ago
@TYISCLOSER her name is Ingrid Allman
JoNN1E71 1 month ago
loved it xx
valeymac 1 year ago
THAT MUSIC IS WHAT I CALL FUCKIN TALENT!!!! AWESOME!!!
stardustdave85 1 year ago
wow I used wear fan earings back then too
deathbret 1 year ago
man there was some gold in the top 40 back then
shatminer 1 year ago
the track too
happymcroli 1 year ago
she`s so hot
happymcroli 1 year ago
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Verry good song.
Verry funny video, the base guy jumping everywhere and the singer looks boared to death.
But good song anyway!!
koopy112 1 year ago
Verry good song.
Verry funny video, the base guy jumping everywhere and the singer looks boared to death.
But good song anyway!!
koopy112 1 year ago 2
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Verry good song.
Verry funny video, the base guy jumping everywhere and the singer looks boared to death.
But good song anyway!!
koopy112 1 year ago
Verry good song.
Verry funny video, the base guy jumping everywhere and the singer looks boared to death.
But good song anyway!!
koopy112 1 year ago
Remember watching it then. Thanks
ysiddiqui 1 year ago
Absulutely the best ever - I would like to dance to this at a club NOW!
tismassimo 1 year ago
thanks for posting man - this was years ahead of its time - before Hardcastle even I think Britfunk - jazz funk call it what you will those were heady days for 'our kind' Love it
malcolmnash 1 year ago 2
Can someone please tell me the name of the lady singing please
hollyhillboy 1 year ago
thanks for posting and also for including the part of the countdown at the beginning
persilbran 1 year ago
Southern Freeez is just the perfect chill out/relaxing song. Thank you Freeez for the wonderful music from a young fan :)
ColumRogers 1 year ago
Fresh music from freeez for fans....MORE FANTASTIC ´80´s music at my channel!!!!
dot4design 1 year ago
wow glad i found this song
urbyne 1 year ago
Aint joking this wa one a me all time fav tunes from back in the day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Brilliant n defo ahead of its day!
Great post!
delbert567 1 year ago
top tune!
dolmanf 1 year ago
fuck, look at that list, lennon: talking heads, lennon, the jam. those were the days
efsq 1 year ago 10
@efsq - we're not just old farts, are we? That really was a great time for music and the calibre of artists back then was like gold in comparison to the present day.
repo136 1 year ago
@repo136 Not gold, platinum. There is no real talent coming through any more, thanks to monkeys like Simon Cowell and a gullible, reality TV obsessed nation. But while we have YT, we can indulge ourselves on items such as this...
blagger56 1 year ago 2
Probably the first jazz funk tune I heard, loved it then and still sounding amazing today. Top of the pops was actually worth watching back then. Just look at the effort every member of the band are putting in there, plus they are having fun, you just don't get that today.
maccagrabme 1 year ago
Hearing this again if I close my eyes I am back at the Royalty in Southgate.
Magic memory
Thanks for the posting
PCS290208 1 year ago
she works at my college :)
J11E51 1 year ago
Who's the chick singing??? Good song
blacknickelson 1 year ago
@blacknickelson Ingrid
J11E51 1 year ago
@J11E51 Ingrid, sounds like she should have tig ol bitties, blonde hair and from Sweden. Thnx anyway for info
blacknickelson 1 year ago
love this song so much...........thank good for youtube or it may have been just a memory
rytyi 1 year ago
The soundtrack to my life fell in Love although didnt marry her I kinda always wondered love it takes me right back thanks
stjames073 1 year ago
we had some great music in the 80s funk on......
RTC2429 1 year ago
Simply Wonderful. Lucky enough to see Ingrid and Beggar and Co wth Noel McCoy at the 100 Club Nov '09 - Organized by Perry Louis ( of Jazzcotech fame) and the night was stellar !!! See my clip on here of Perry marching the troops to"Movin on" beautifully done by Beggar and Co - Watch the Jazzcotech site for marvellous nights coming up. I'm off to "Boogie nights" in Hendon this Friday (30/04/2010) for the best Jazz dancing in the UK and cosmic jamming....
rodeobadoeyenhausen 1 year ago
makes me feel very old what a tune
BrentfordGary 1 year ago
Peter Maas great bass player
mattah111 1 year ago
John Rocca moved to milton keynes in the 80s -
roodymich 1 year ago
Ahhhh - Listening to Robbie Vincent on BBC Radio London on a saturday lunch time - Golden days!
Iansfavmusic 1 year ago
Always loved the cool vibe and intimate lyrics of this song.Thanks for posting it!
crushedz 1 year ago
this was a rocking tune, thought it was before 1981 but Invicta Radio played it long before the BBC :P
RADCOMJ1 1 year ago
crackin tune - thanks for sharing
kdw712 1 year ago
Hey i have this Album on good old Vynal
wonderstuff1961 1 year ago
Cut my teeth on British jazz/funk as a young teen before graduating to the real deal a few years later. A lot of of that British stuff sounds quite simplistic now, and unfortunately elbowed out the superior American stuff over here in the UK. I still really really like this though - one of my favourite records to come out of the UK in the last couple of decades. I'll take this over the overrated 'Soul2Soul' stuff any day.
nialldcrowley 1 year ago
Jazz funk at its best
traderlondon 1 year ago
So Fresh.....
iberia77 1 year ago
the bass player is playing a Westone Thunder III, these guitars are highly collectable today! Nick Rhodes from Duran Duran had one - and so do I!!!
bolinoid 1 year ago
@bolinoid Yeah, I HAD one of these in a light coloured wood finish, which was unfortunately nicked. I got mine cheap, secondhand. I don't think they were expensive to buy new but they had a very nice deep tone as I recall. I suspect that if it hadn't been "taken" I would probably have removed the frets although I believe they actually made a fretless version. Btw, I think you mean John Taylor not Nick Rhodes!
MisAnnThorpe 6 months ago
I love this cool song,so catchy.Even bought the songsheet to learn to play on the keyboard.Y do so many people dislike the 1980's-I miss them bigtime.Some great music memories
TheKatiekiss 1 year ago
So cool!
Nutti78 1 year ago
The lead singer is soooooooooo hot a natural beauty. Ah this song makes me pine for the summer, lovely tune.
ColumRogers 1 year ago
Love this, what a classic!!
ianblanthorn 1 year ago
Amazing video!
julianvu 2 years ago
Timeless style. Singer is sexy AND demure.
pierstheoneandonly 2 years ago
is this the same band who had a hit with AEIOU
shaftsbury94 2 years ago
this is the same band. the band had a hit with "aeiou" and "pop goes my love" john Rocca went solo and had a hit with "I Want It To Be Real"
jofu 2 years ago
The same one.
Gare80 2 years ago
What a brill track - used to do this in a band I was in at the time. Ace!
Who's the bass player? Excellent!
loubedoo 2 years ago
Wow!, i was looking throu the top 40 of the 80`s, id forgot about this track. good memories for me. Great sound for its time :)
slickcrew 2 years ago
This band had two other great songs i remember "IOU" and "Pop Goes My Love" ..both were all over a lot of american breakdance compilation LPs and Cassettes back in the day...Great stuff...Never heard this particular track..jazzier feel than the two singles i knew.
DjJohnnyM68 2 years ago
ahahahah Paul Morgan the drummer and I play in the same band. it's just funny for me to see him so young. we were talking about this song and his early drumming skills.
thanks for posting this mate.
joeguitar70 2 years ago
Classic British jazz funk;-)
himangol 2 years ago
bigg tunnnee
ismael19993 2 years ago
Reminiscent of 'Breakout' as I hear it now [6 years earler?]. Very pleasant chord sequence and a teenage/youthful vocal tone. An atmospheric piece.
martinjp1958 2 years ago
never heard of them but really nice.
jlmarc01 2 years ago 2
what is the keyboard player doing when his hands go crazy? I cant really make out any sounds that are in time with his movements. AH the old miming days of totp
thepowerofshaolin 2 years ago 2
Awesome!!!!! this track has great time value, unlike a lot of music of the modern era
milesmax 2 years ago 9
this takes me back big time , great posting .thanks
kipper309 2 years ago 9
@kipper309 wow this is what im talking about real music mmm hey if u love this u will love moonlight ora and urbyne.
urbyne 1 year ago
GREAT TUNE, remember it well
bolabus 2 years ago 4
1980's jazz funk...unbeatable! Knocks spots off anything today!!!
rwestonb 2 years ago 4
It's weird how their 2 biggest hits were so different to each other. I love both of them.
ajs41 2 years ago 4
All praise to bandleader John Rocca and bassist Peter Maas. The core of Freeez. JR is the one who plays the percussion in this clip. Awesome band.
downjones72 2 years ago 5
Great point, downjones!!!
jazzfunkshizzle 2 years ago
Tune!!! Ahh...remember this performance on TOTP...however seeing it again 28 years later the performance seems much more frenetic (especially the band) than I remember it being...however as I was a spotty teenager then, perhaps I was simply engrossed at the time with the languid and pretty singer ;-)
cheekyhamsta 2 years ago 2
German filmstar, once in a lifetime, that's entertainment, and the southern freeze.......what a chart, those were the days.
dazzanumber3 2 years ago 2
yes it was the same band
curszondax 2 years ago
not bad!
almost some soort of pre house-acid jazz
i love this obscure 80's dance tracks !
:)
thanks to have posted this
pontello3 2 years ago
As a kid I was the youngest of 4 siblings growing up in the late 70s/early 80's.
One brother listened to Punk/New wave, the other listened to Disco/jazz funk/dance
my sister loved pop...me I loved it all...I remember my brother playing this song a lot and we all use to boogie in the bedroom to this tune (o;
hairycub69 2 years ago 2
Love this tune where can I download it??
LANESRA04 2 years ago
You are absolutely right the song is simply called IOU and is very, very different from this. It's still amazing though.
ColumRogers 2 years ago
i love 80'S S ss S S s!
DISCOmadro 2 years ago
no way, I saw that video and the singer was jogging like a twat on TOTP, and I'm sure that was 1982, however this song still sounds ahead of its time
cisco9x 2 years ago
for anyone in glasow , this is the perfect song for blaring down in Ayr on a sunny day :D
utterbeastage 2 years ago
woe love this song!!!!!!!!
electrodetuned 2 years ago
John Rocca is the guy in the white shirt playing the percussion in the background.
jazzfunkshizzle 2 years ago
@jazzfunkshizzle, you wanted other videos by freeeze from this period?.. freeeze's original studio video for 'southern freeeze' & 'flying high' are on youtube right now.. ;)
franklinfuentes 1 year ago
Isn't that John Rocca playing the drums in the back?
dash246biz 2 years ago
K never mind i looked it up...lol
Ingrid Mansfield Allman vocalist...but she actually sounds like john rocca....which is amazing.....
fweenerson 2 years ago
Freeez...John Rocca ....I'm actually confused.....
this woman actually sounds like John Rocca believe it or not.....
in other words she sound like the guy that sang" i want it to be real"....whats the the connection or story if there is one?
fweenerson 2 years ago
"I want it to be real" is singed by John Rocca...
doctord2 2 years ago
give more!!!!!
skollittie 2 years ago
iooooooooooooooooooooooooi i love this fucking songs
soulsofsociety 2 years ago
wow i was in scotland uk when this came out and the whole record was off the chain
aculmer 2 years ago
love it! like the way she looks so laid back.. "i'm on top of the pops, so what?". this track used to blast out of my austin maestro, back in the good old days. thanks jazzfunkshizzle
rokusho63 2 years ago
Play this on a summers day. Big smiles
babyella07 2 years ago
She definitely looks nervous. Love this music.. SO BADAZZZ!!!
worksupermodel 2 years ago
funky ass bass!
ssab420 2 years ago
Le bassiste me fait délirer!
aNEMESYS 2 years ago
Superb, Brit funk at its best.
amberllhp 2 years ago
why do i like this so much. More p l e a s e!!!
jayarlewis 2 years ago
Ingrid Mansfield-Allman
aNEMESYS 2 years ago
Tune!!!
HOUSEISHOUSE09 2 years ago
Fantastic takes me back to good good times young free!!
alicatlincs 2 years ago
Greatest britfunk single of all time.
Everybody who performed on this track should be proud of themselves
dojj1968 2 years ago 3
a definite masterpiece
razor7135 2 years ago
classic ...simple
razor7135 2 years ago 2
Great stuff i have this album and this track on 12" Inch single
wonderstuff1961 2 years ago
Happy Birthday - in the UK charts 28 years ago this week, Jesus brings a lump to my throat.
dojj1968 2 years ago 2
This is awesome! Why do we in the States only know them for I.O.U? They had other tracks that were way better. I feel radio cheated me this time.
heyroz27 2 years ago 2
I'm in the U.S. and I agree with you. :)
TheMusicalMind2 2 years ago
Myself and friends were heavily into the jazz-funk scene at the time and thought everything they made after this masterpiece was ok, but certainly nothing special just popcorn for the masses! I only wished they had kept hold of Ingrid and explored the jazz-funk genre a little longer before getting commercially sidetracked as de rigueur
Threeload 2 years ago
it's a shame she did little else after.
whywho99 2 years ago
Did Ingrid leave the group? Who does the female vocals on their "Loves Going Get You" album?
heyroz27 2 years ago
Ingrid Mansfield-Allman
aNEMESYS 2 years ago
Super ce morceau! excellent,je ne connaissais pas! ils sont de Londres?
aNEMESYS 2 years ago
Mr. Chip's back again..just good fun times in the 1980's
bostonchip2006 3 years ago
i like it so much!!!!
arcere25 3 years ago
I love the way the guitarist is jumping around!!! wicked tune ahead of its time !!
stepwil31 3 years ago
The vocalist always sang with this horrible sullen facial expression. She has a beautiful voice, and would have electrified audiences if only she allowed her stage persona to amplify all her beauty. For me Freeez never again struck me like lightening the same way without her cool crystal clear vocals, and the tight classic Jazz-funk backing instrumentals. What a waste! Wonder where she is now?
Threeload 3 years ago
I think she was feeling shy and just wanted to get through it. lol Some people are just not comfortable being on stage.
up4itgal 2 years ago
I saw this in 1981 and could not for the life of me understand how Freeez never produced any thing as sweet as this ever again, it is a masterpiece! Still as potent now as it was then.
Threeload 3 years ago