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  • i remember this jam!!

  • this takes me back!

    

  • Hey, anyone know about the Shaka Zulu song E.U. did, if so can you post it...

  • u done showed out!

  • RIP girl u were THE BOMB SMH

  • @carmelgoddess612

    We got a nice bonus! Double Play.

  • class of '89 stand up...lol

  • Man if yawl weren't teens or early twenty's in the 1980's...yawl missed out!!!!!

  • Sorry but can't help think about their "other" song. Don't remember this one and I was in HS.

  • 5 people dont like the taste!!

  • forgot this wowwww memories

    

  • Who would have thought they could slow it down!

  • We should hold these up and coming artist to this standard.....

  • Dayum, I miss these days.

  • Cuz I don't care....... what you do.....I just can't get enough of you.....LMAO this was the shizzy

  • 5 fools don't know shit!

  • Now THIS is real music!!!!

  • Suga Bear tore it down at Haydess and the the group still rocking gogo in my soul at 45.

  • WOW....I can't even remember the last time I heard this song!!! SO young....it's just so funny that these are the same guys that had EVERYBODY hunched over "doing da butt"......

  • don't get it twisted some of us "youngstaz" know about this song too. classic

  • songs like this should have never went away.....youngstaz, pay close attention...this man is bearing his soul, it's called being vulnerable and being ready to lay it on the line for someone....must to be learned from this!

  • aww shiznit oww!

  • OMG!! this brings back some memories..

  • rare classic and still sound good

  • Takes me back to my senior year in high school.

  • watching this video reminds me of how brothers us too get down. well dressed,smooth,respecting the ladies, & not afraid too say i'm sorry my man for stepping on your shoe. you just don't see or hear about shit like this anymore.where's all the great groups from back in the day? males and females who could sing. today's bullshit ass music is just a bunch of cookie cutter,ticky tock,pre-school bullshit that has no substance,passion,love,friends­hip,funk,soul or memories for life in it.

  • lead singer for E,U. is sugar bear

  • Who is the lead singer?

  • A Classic hit written by my man Marvin Ennis!!!!!-GIF

  • post some more hits !!!

  • Dang! I forgot about this one.

  • I know but imagine a good slow jam tape playin when this song come on... mood is set and they start singing then out of nowhere yo boy come in with his part real LOUD like, and I'm like 'What was that'.. love the group tho

  • it was hard to get busy to this song cause ol boy would come in and scare you to death.. i use to want a version without his imput

  • @Mysdee18 that is Suga Bear and that is his signature sound that scared you lol

  • This was the jam back in Drew, Ms......reno club

  • I had forgoten about this jam. Senior year!!!!!!!

  • DAMN! Talk about re-living my childhood! This one bought back good memories!

  • this was my favorite eu song. da butt too!

  • DAYUM I MISS 1989! :-(

  • i was thinking it was CAMEO. lol

  • @inc2000glw Don't worry I thought I was Cameo too. I forgot it was E.U. that same voice like Larry Blackmon.

  • This song is so hypmotizing, it instantly puts one in the mood for..... and also to remience.

  • this song still sounds good

  • TheGemini90 you are right, i laughed at your comment.

  • Between Michael Cooper (Con Funk Shun), Larry Blackmon (Cameo), and Gregory "Sugarbear" Eliot (EU), I don't know who could say that "EOWWWW" better

  • @TheGemini90 I dont know either. Even though Cameo and Confunkshon had way more hits. This EU hit made everybody saying that EOWW! sound.It was funny the way Sugarbear said it though. He sound a little more country than everyone else. It seems like each word he said was stretch in every syllable in a long drawl

  • @dua72 That's cause you don't understand, the accent of the d.c. area folks!!! holla

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  • WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Memories!!!!! 

  • Summer of 89 in DC........memories!!!!

  • ooooooooo Lawdy this is it I am done. This is my jammmmmmm on bread with butter!!! Who;s with me.

  • old school

  • They sound like Cameo.

  • @Quaisheezy they were out before Cameo they started performing her in DC in the late 70s

  • @43MILFify Wrong they were performing in the early 70's, I remember when Sugar Bear was skinny thing back in 72 is when I first saw EU perform, Sugar is the only original from way back when.

  • miss dat go-go swang!!!!

  • This was the cut? What happend to them? anyone know?

  • @TheNmorales they are still performing daily here in D.C. The thing with go go music is with the exception of EU and Chuck Brown it never really caught on outside of the DC area but it will never die here. I am 44 my babysitters were partying with EU and Chuck Brown. I was raised on them as well and now my daughter listens to the younger go go bands the old heads pass it on to the youngins and the music continues to be our music no matter who else likes it or doesn't like it we love it!!

  • @43MILFify I disagree my brotha GoGo is known all over the world you be suprise, I am a world travler and I know what I speak of.

  • Why you cut off Vesta? LOL!

  • back in the day joint ...

  • Sugarbear was truely nice I'm 22 and wish that gogo bands today would follow this style instead of all this bounce/slow bounce beat shit

  • For My Good friend Mike Bacote...hope you are doing o.k, haven't heard or seen you in years but whenever i hear this song will always remember you. love always. m

  • experience unlimited!!! thank god for cassette tapes! thanks for the post!

  • to all my ppl from the class of 1989 here's to you. This was a jam in 89!!!!

  • old school!!! luv it!!

  • (brings back memories of high school during those yrs)"Ya mean everythang 2 me!" :0

  • E.U. doing it. I am so proud of my DC people. Rare Essence, Chuck Brown, Trouble Funk, Experieice Unlimited, Ayre Rayde, Proper Utensils, Mass Extinction, Hot Cold Sweat, JunkYard Band all of them and even more bands from the DC area helped solidify DC music.

  • i totally forgot about this song!!

  • @Filmation77 me tooooooooooooooo.....loved it though....Hell yeah.....Lady L.

  • this was the jam back in the dayz....ole feelings again!!!

  • Washington, DC 1989!

  • I haven't heard it since I heard it! Man, this is so old school!

  • I USE TO SING THIS TO THE LADIES

  • Gray 2 blue!!!! This is a classic.

  • DAMN DAMN DAMN...I haven't heard this song in 20 years. I always regretted not buying this 45 when I was at the record store one day back in '89. Thank you very much for this post!

  • Yo! I gotta meet you.This is unreal.All the videos you've posted I had a hard time finding or haven't heard in years. You ...are...bad!

  • Big ups to my homies from DC! Sugar Bear and Experience Unlimited!!

  • this is a time when men sang to woman! not callin them out there names or tea bag!

  • I have the Taste of Your Love (instrumental version) . It is nice.

  • @mdbrazilian

    Thank you for letting me know.

  • Very nice to go back to 89... Even my teenagers appreciate this song... Tyvm!

  • If you really listen to the lyrics of this song it's a great message. Wonder what these cats are doing now.

  • OMG, lol

  • this song STAYED on tha "BOX"!!!!!!!!!!  (jukebox network 4 youngsta'z)!!!

  • One of the great jams made by EU.A nice slow jam with hott lyrics...

  • This was a song that just snuck up on you. I remember hearing it for the first time and being amazed that something this calming came from E.U. My mom liked it some much she bought the single on vinyl. Which is really saying something 'cause mommy didn't just buy anything from any group. E.U was a very interesting and obviously diverse group.

  • this took me to another level when it first came out and still does.  thanks so much for posting.

  • Let's me see; the summer of '89, this song and Eddie Murphy's 'Put your mouth on me' were the jams then

  • Dont forget MILLI VANILLI

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  • Back 2 back excellent classic jams!!Kudos 2 EinahChild!!!

  • The 80's were so exquisite!!!! Like a frothy

    milkshake with ameretto! This song by EU was just like that!  A cloud of beauty of soul music, followed by whipped cream of love!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • loved this song...

  • Oh yeah this takes me back to Friday night football games, I would hear this song on the radio coming home. This song goes back. . . . .

  • i was 14 when dis came out

  • pg county memories glen arden landover md good ol days

  • they hit this at gogo live2 at the cap centre... i was there and thought i was SO grown. i came back to Kenmoor Middle on monday and was a star.

  • Kalarama Skating Ring... I was 11 or 12 I thought I was the Sh!t and went to Walker Mill like its whatever!

  • I listened to this song so much on my cassette(yes, cassette!!..lol), until it popped....LOL. I love the bassline.

  • Produced by Marvin Ennis on Virgin Records. Rosemary M ,this one's for you

  • Lol, The guy who says "yeah", his name is not huggy bear...it's Suga Bear. I see some Vesta "Congratulations was sneaked in there, cool!

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  • To know this song you either lived in DC or had jukebox network!!

  • Huggy Bear that's saying yeah! That man looks the same today as when this video was out! He hugged me so tightly 17 years ago at WBLS-FM studios! God Bless him and E.U!

  • Was it E.U or Levert that had a classic song/video called "Do things"? I'm looking everywhere for it that I'm not having any luck.

  • It was Levert who did that song.

  • played this song at my god brothers wedding...remember being jealous cause i wished i was marrying his former wife...lol grimmy i know lol.....

  • this use to be the shit

  • What a classic!! Stank you very much!

  • of course living in DC, this jam was all over the radio dial. what a jam

  • I love this song. I can play this all day long. Every now and then I be wanting a taste of love

  • Thanks for sharing this song. I just don't get tired of listening to it.

  • Come on with It! SLOW DRAG.

  • Beautiful song. I was a teenager when this song came out. The perfect love song.

  • "I wanna taste u girl" yeah!! That was a good song right there. I wonder what happen to them????

  • BTW...does anyone remember a cat named Shariff, he sung a song called "shake your thang"

  • I got in trouble for sing the lyric to the song that goes ..."you make my nature rise..." my daddy was under the truck and he slid from under there and snatched me up off my roller skates and was like...girl do you know what it means to make a nature rise...I didn't I was just jamming....needless to say i ain't sing this one in his presence anymore

  • LMAO!!

  • @SugarShandy now thats funny

  • @SugarShandy LMAO!!!! 

  • @SugarShandy

    LOL !!!!

  • @SugarShandy

    HaHaHaHaHa!!!! FAN-TA-SEES COME TRRRU! HAHA HA!!!

  • @SugarShandy

    Bwahahahahahaha. Had the same thing happen to me with "Ahh push it...push it real good"

  • @SugarShandy LMAO this was too funny

  • @SugarShandy LOL!!!

  • @SugarShandy That's a funny situation. We were young we did not know what things meant. When BBD came out with "Do Me", I did know what it meant and did not know why my parents forbade me to sing it. NOW I KNOW!

  • @SugarShandy . Thats too funny.

  • @SugarShandy RODFLOLZZZZZ 2 FUNNY!!!

  • @SugarShandy LMBO!!!! Too funny

  • @SugarShandy LMAO!!!!!!!! 

  • @SugarShandy lol omg @ your comment

  • my man look like the singer.

  • what is the song at the ending called and who is singing it?

  • Vesta Williams "Congratulations"

  • Boy this brought back some old 'taste" I had back in the day!

  • This has made my day!!!!!!

  • This was a hellafied summer for music and me too lol. The good old days. It was so simple then.........

  • Love this song

  • GROWN MAN MUSIC RIGHT HERE.

  • yeah, cause all we thought they could do was da butt :) then we found out the nigga's could sing

  • they fooled you

  • I love the hell outta this song. It's in my cd player right now

  • "I love the hell outta this song"

    LOL, too funny.

  • damn! i remember this joint...they played this at my god brothers wedding...he divorced now...oh well...

  • I went to Howard in DC, Go-Go still rockeths my world. Sugar Kane!!!!

  • This is my joint, grew up on 70's & 80's R & B not this current shit.

  • the best music r&b (joão carlos jc )brazil !

  • They are know for doing "Da butt" song but this was the shit in my cribb.

  • This is the skating ring in my town all over again. This was the song to get girls on back in the day.

  • (C) 1989 Virgin Records America Inc.

  • @funderburkebobby

    Thanks for the information.

  • I'm sure my aunt still rocks this when she's cleaning the house. YES!!!! Aw, man, We getting old...

  • I remember this I was 9 years old when this video came out. lol this was my jam also. I wish BET'S video soul still came on I miss donnie S.

  • Donnie! The Green Eyed Monster!

  • yes he is sooo cute

  • @williamsj125

    You mean G_E_M (G_reen_E_yed_M_onster)

  • sound like ohio players

  • Damn! How I wish time stood still....coz I AM.

    This WAS and WILL ALWAYS be the ONLY way...DJA

  • IS THAT NOLAN RICHARDSON OR WHAT

  • Yo fellows, this was the cut back in tha day when we were all chillin.

  • dude... if you are 20 yrs old right now, then that means you were just born around the time this came out in 89 and I doubt you would remember hearing it on the radio back then (smh). And, 95% of of what comes out today is "crap." E.U. was most certainly NOT crap.

  • Well in my defense 95% of wats out now pretty much defined a generation with the exception of rap. This E.U. crap apparently just had an effect on you from wat i read about the group's minor history. Who are you the music pope?

  • Whoa Whoa.. wait a minute. 95% of music today's music defined a GENERATION? And what might that definition be? Yeah, it defined a generation of disposable, crappy, low-standard music! Who was your Idol of this decade? Britney Spears? LOLOLOLOL. Or better yet, maybe Miley Cyrus? lol. You grew up in one of the sorriest, low-budge eras for music. And btw, E.U. was very popular in the DC area, where go-go music flourished. Of course you wouldn't know about that, now would you?

  • Dude E.U. wasn't even a commericial act like Britney Spears or Miley Cyrus. E.U. was just another band who followed in pursue with the New Jack Swing for like a minute and most of the New  Jack acts of the 80s/early 90s weren't even commericial except acts like New Edition or SWV who had high chart success. Mainstream acts are people who define a generation cause that's what exposure does when you put out work talented work. Not that E.U. wasn't talented, but they no chart success

  • Hey, no one is saying that E.U. were HUGE....lol. It's not like they were the Beatles. Us older R&B folks simply appreciate their sound, as E.U. was highly under-rated. You talk about going "commercial", as if that's something "good." Record sales don't = talent. And 95% of what comes out today is rubbish and anything, but talent. Britney Spears and Miley only got as far as they did, because today's young ppl don't have high standards and image takes priority over talent in today's industry!

  • 1st, to keep this argument friendly, i didn't say E.U. were HUGE lol. someone on here made it seem like they were and i had to correct him. you must think Britney Spears and Miley Cyrus look really hot to imply that's how they got far cause if that's the case, then Sinead O'Connor wouldn't had gotten a Grammy nod. Britney and Miley were given professional recording producers who made great sound for their music and great sound is what overshadows the lyrics, voice, and looks of an artist.

  • E.U. didn't define an era- true. But they're damn sure better than most of the CRAP that comes out today. I feel sorry for anyone born after 1980. You don't know real music when you hear it..lol

  • Sound that came from the band E.U. is something that didn't appeal to a generation of music listeners, only to a small crowd that you were apart of at the time. Every generation has to have their ''huge artists'' just like Boy George and Michael Jackson were huge in your day, but at the same time unattractive to the ladies, so today's generation got Britney Spears and Miley Cyrus. So you can't tell me looks is what got Spears and Cyrus by cause you're 100 percent wrong.

  • (smh) You don't get it, do you? YES, I'm telling you that IMAGE (yes, that would include looks) is why Britney Spears, Miley and so many of these other crappy artists today made it to the top. You mention Boy George and Michael Jackson. That was the 80's, where success was based on TALENT, not your IMAGE (and btw MJ was considered very handsome back in the day to many women!). Sinead O'Conner- again, it was her TALENT that made her successful. Do you get it now???

  • Am i speaking latin here? Success being based on talent is what i was talking about this entire time. Either the light on your computer screen was dim or you had a hard time reading the words because you're talking about the same thing i was talking about. I said Boy George, Michael Jackson, Sinead O'Connor all had talent. what are you talking about? And by the way Britney and Miley has had performing experience since they were tots so they were already prepared to get in the big leagues.