parkhill225, sorry for your loss you have many fond memoies of him to carry with you in your heart, i know the feelin see how this song took you down memory lane, he may be gone but he'll never be forgotten
one of my favs says it all in simple words...im watching u and these eyes burning a hole in the back of them jeans..i know u feel it and i dont care cuz i cant help it. smile cuz u know u been on both ends of it ha ha...its a good thang!
I loved this song. The guys around my way use to sing this when me and my girls would walk by. Back in the days was such "goodtimes" (.... RESPECTFUL MEN Hola!
I'm so glad I came up in the day when the brothers were spellbound watching us instead of rolling down the street sippin' on gin and juice. Life felt happy! We appreciate it, fellas! Thanks.
you are wrong!!! watching you came out before inside out from odyssey. odyssey followed slave. that said there was no sample machines back then. thank god!!!!!!!!!!!
That's not true. Slave was the originator. Inside out by Odyssey was produced by Slave, if I'm not mistaken, it was actually Steve Arrington that produced it.
Everyone has noticed that Snoop sampled this song, but no one has seemed to have mentioned the classic EPMD song "Never Seen Before (Remix)" with the "watching you" part.
Still my favorite past-time. This is still the jam! Heard it in high school and grooved to it, walked the Boardwalk in Mission Beach in San Diego and Venice Beach playing this. Still have a cd of it. Amazing how the so-called 'oldie stations' seem to always miss this.
this is disco, homophobic racist middle america labled disco as this whitewashed fake imitation i.e. beegees, abba, real disco is this, this is real disco
hey you...yeah, never roller skated out there, but Empire in Bkln, Skate Key in the Bx but mostly put my time in at the USA in Mt Vernon..when you setting up the old school skate night??
yeah, I went to Empire in Bklyn when I was a kid but mostly went to Park Circle & USA Rollerskating Rink in Bklyn & Queens... let me see how we set up an oldschool skate nite. LOL.
As a young guy from australia, listening to Snoop and Pharrell's song "Can i Get my Thrillz" sounds hot. But we have no idea it was sampled from true funk like Slave from way back. It angers me that those boys turned a funky wholesome song into drugs and sex. But at least i can now enjoy the foundations. Thanks mate keep the funk alive.
I'm not against remakes except when the real artists don't get the credit they deserve. Debarges' Stay with me has been heavily sampled but the band doesn't see any royalties as the greedy record company made sure they get their hands on all of it!
I hear you, but the reason why that happens is due to the record deal the artists signed in the first place. A lot of artists are more in tune with owning the publishing rights of their material today, than they were back in the day. If you go look at the whole Dr Dre and Snoop Vs. Suge Knight beef after the split was based on publishing rights.The Deal Suge has/had in place allows him to put out a Snoop greatest hits album and reap most if not all the profits.
24Adrian. Yeah, you are right. Teena Marie sued Mowtown for her royalties - she did an interview recently and advised artist about owning their publishing rights. Perhaps that's why so many successful black artists seem to end up broke???
Preach AviDao! I grew up in the Bronx and witnessed the birth of hip hop culture. I heard Kool Herc, Grandmaster Flash and Caz, Bambaataa, Disco King Mario, etc. and they respected the music. You now have cats that can buy computers, samplers (and such) and all that they know is that they want to get paid. Musicianship is virtually nil. I truly believe that the elimination of music & art as a requirement in public schools aided in what I refer to as the dumbing down of urban music. Vote Obama08!
Yea thats it. You gotta give credit where its due, otherwise your just a plagarist. But to be honest, i love the fact there's still rappers and producers out there going back to the funk classics. But even De La Soul sampled Slave bassline and didnt lower its morals. But at the end of the day, its what you prefer.
REALLY Good news is that odds are extremely high that all these out-of-the-woodwork tracks w/samples WONT survive the test of time as the originals have already done and will continue to do
Remember all the cheap disco-tized covers of great R&B/Rock that died after the radio craze faded? Nope, u don't remember em and neither does anyone else. Only 2 survived outta thousands (MacArthur Park & Never Can Say Good-bye).
Funkymatt has a point. Just like TV ads can bastardize a song's image, so can sampling in a crappy track. It's an ugly trade-off helped ONLY when the creative artists gets some royalties, which as these smart posters noted, sure aint happening regularly enuff. Finally, ur not keeping anything 'alive' if u dont OVERTLY give props and FULL credit to the sampled piece.
I use to go to Perthamboy and dance with Saida and her boyfriend Nelson who's brother was a DJ Joey and my hustlyn patner was Danny..and I also miss Lourdez love u guys forever in my heart
definitely "inside out" is a down ass jam classic music i especially enjoy a remix i heard i might be posting im just thinking it might offend the fans as the rap versions do (which i love by the way)
Wallslayer, thank you. I was afraid I wasn't included in that group. Born in 77. Holla. I can't stop my groove. I'ma bring to the yung bucks. They need to know wut it feels like to be tired as hell, but you're body won't stop moving to the beat.
Is a comment really necessary for this kind of music? Correct me if I am wrong, but doesn't good music kind of speak for itself? I would like to say thanks for the post, however!!
Yes, Yes, Yes..you just had to have been there to really appreciate these great Old School Songs. 60's 70'and some early 80's. Thank god I was blessed to have been there and can them hear again just like yesteryear. So special to all of us from that era.
MAN!This is what it's all about!The song is suppose to put you right there!Walking down the street,macking "Honey's"Getting plenty of play,Fealing good!Doing the thang!Clean and with Skill!,An "ART FORMUM"!"CURSE YOU DOPE MAN"! YOU MESSED IT UP FOR EVERYONE!
I was near Cubi Point at the Upper MAU and remember this jam well. They'd be playing this at the clubs on Magsaysay. Memories of Olangapo and shit river. Its all gone now.
while the others are makenig passes at eachother, Me iz stepping to the beat. Woohoa! I gotta tell you it feels so good, my name is Ethan, whats your baby?
Let me give a shot out to my UK people because when it comes to afrikan american music y'all be on it. Black folks here in the USA don't appreciate classics like this
I dedicate this song to my late great friend Gary Thomas. Gone but never ever forgotten. Me and U in the West End and Camden back in the day boogieing on down to this. Wow!! What great times we had. I miss you mate.
This song never gets old. I was groovin to this in the car so hard and this old white lady pulled up to me at the red light and started groovin too....lol!!
One of fhe best R&B funk tunes of the 80s. I love this song as it brought back true roots of yesteryear when grooves and tracks had substance and meaning. Today's music is garbage !!
Slave had a cold-ass bass player. All the instruments r cool, along with the lead singer and harmony. And that drummer be straight flowing with that funky-ass beat. Damn...classic!!!
Classic Masterpiece of Authentic Funk. Arrington kills this song. I actually have this song in my car at all times on a CD with THE GAP BAND, SHALAMAR, CAMEO, OLD PRINCE, and M.J.
But for some reason anytime I listen to this the lyrics...
Rolling Down The Street Smoking Endo Sippin On Gin & Juice.
i love this song ,, old school is better then new school ..
jakayla206 3 years ago
Great tune. Does anyone know where I can download this song?
love4firth 3 years ago
install limewire on your computer, and you can get it from there, its free
wood7162 3 years ago
real song talkin about real women not sluts when females took pride in there selfs
charmthepimp 3 years ago
1977 was a GREAT year when this jam was born, and this jam reflects what I was doing at the time!!!
GMONY5 3 years ago
Although '77 was indeed a good year, this wasn't released until 1980
24Adrian24 3 years ago
Your right, by the fact, Slave came out with ' Slide"that year, they came much back to back hits thje next 3 years. Good Observation, Peace,.
GMONY5 3 years ago
This song reminds me of my dawg Keithy Giraudy, who died tragically in a car accident!! RIP Keithy, miss you my n***a!!
parkhill225 3 years ago
parkhill225, sorry for your loss you have many fond memoies of him to carry with you in your heart, i know the feelin see how this song took you down memory lane, he may be gone but he'll never be forgotten
donnab4real 3 years ago
Thank you donnab4real. I really appreciate the kind words.
parkhill225 3 years ago
one of my favs says it all in simple words...im watching u and these eyes burning a hole in the back of them jeans..i know u feel it and i dont care cuz i cant help it. smile cuz u know u been on both ends of it ha ha...its a good thang!
NotaNairNother 3 years ago
I loved this song. The guys around my way use to sing this when me and my girls would walk by. Back in the days was such "goodtimes" (.... RESPECTFUL MEN Hola!
buttlikewat 3 years ago
Hmm..I might break out a verse if i saw you walking today!!
24Adrian24 3 years ago
LOL , any time Love anytime.. (smile)
buttlikewat 3 years ago
I'm so glad I came up in the day when the brothers were spellbound watching us instead of rolling down the street sippin' on gin and juice. Life felt happy! We appreciate it, fellas! Thanks.
womanlybassplayer 3 years ago
the first song that I ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
was alpha walking to,,Sander Hall lobby two University of Cincinnati 1981
debitsncredits 3 years ago
that is Steve Arrington on the drums and vocals
fittess44 3 years ago
This is what Snoop Dogg take from lol.
Makgame 3 years ago 3
There's some serious Bar sliding going on with that funky Bass!
AithWONDER 3 years ago
I was in the Army stationed in Seoul, Korea. Those were the days!!!
wlltate 3 years ago
Sylvandale Jr. High, back in the day.
SexyRosie67 3 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
That wasn't sampled for no fuckin gin and juice! It was lets get blown....lookin at the ladies...all of them fine....was what he said dumb fucks....
mystasha 3 years ago
The chorus for Gin and Juice is an interpolation of this song!!
24Adrian24 3 years ago
Remember that classic from EPMD 'Never seen before' parts of this was used on the remix
bronzemoor 3 years ago
24Adrian is right. However he sampled this on both of the songs.
G4eva 3 years ago 2
Lol, mystasha has got to be feeling crunchy after that one.
wellwthisthisish 3 years ago
Ahhhh yeah the Jam that I love Great to hear this song again
wdwron08 3 years ago
what part was sampled for "gin and juice"?
dkelloway 3 years ago
go back and listen to gin and juice...ts not that hard to tell
24Adrian24 3 years ago
just the chorus part?
dkelloway 3 years ago
yeeaaaaah! EPMD Never Seen Before REMIX love it
floevera 3 years ago
im throwin a 80's party..in feb 2009 in brooklyn...hit me up
jtek007 3 years ago
Dam, I would love to be there for that!!
24Adrian24 3 years ago
I'm throwing one for our house warming party LOL. It's in Little Rock LOL, y'all more than welcome to come.
victornewman06 3 years ago
wats good with the party bra?
eddierob 3 years ago
Goung nuts loving this smash hit!!!!!!!!
cuxsum 3 years ago
you are wrong!!! watching you came out before inside out from odyssey. odyssey followed slave. that said there was no sample machines back then. thank god!!!!!!!!!!!
hassan1814 3 years ago
I noticed that snoop sampled this song in "Lets get Blown".
Crunchyblackisreal 3 years ago
He also sampled it for Gin & Juice
idmwear 3 years ago
my jam
ke467 3 years ago
yes snoop sampled this , slave sampled the original from a song called inside out from Odyssey
johnyvico 3 years ago
That's not true. Slave was the originator. Inside out by Odyssey was produced by Slave, if I'm not mistaken, it was actually Steve Arrington that produced it.
24Adrian24 3 years ago
Inside out is from 82 and watching you came out in 80
snickerdoodle69420 3 years ago
Yes 24Adrian I am confirming what you are saying. You are correct.
HaliB75 3 years ago
Everyone has noticed that Snoop sampled this song, but no one has seemed to have mentioned the classic EPMD song "Never Seen Before (Remix)" with the "watching you" part.
toadstyle101 3 years ago
in let's get blown " watching at the ladies all of them fine "
eazyb69 3 years ago
you dont know nutn bout dem grits
ouchwait 3 years ago
thanx for the comments ,, there was a time when i was on stage a lot ,,
in london with the future stars,,and some of the stars
but stuff happened that made me quit,,
you tube is a very good outlet
i will start up loading more stuff,, i got a few probs a the min dude
bean9seventy 3 years ago
Nice.......... Steve Arrington at is best with Slave!!!! Love It Thanks Bro!
madflavason 3 years ago
I remember 1st hearing this & instantly noticing where Tony Toni Tone & Snoop bit their stuff from
kamesan 3 years ago
This is FUNK.
Farre88 3 years ago
Still my favorite past-time. This is still the jam! Heard it in high school and grooved to it, walked the Boardwalk in Mission Beach in San Diego and Venice Beach playing this. Still have a cd of it. Amazing how the so-called 'oldie stations' seem to always miss this.
wallclaysd 3 years ago 2
this song is way before my time, but I love it!
Ecite 3 years ago
Please note although this song has a disco drum beat, it is NOT disco. This is a classic "Soul" jam!
ledboblen1 3 years ago
thats not disco drums thats FUNK drums theres a HUGE diffrence
myfootinurass 3 years ago
Agreed. I don't get a sense of Disco drums. It can fall into many categories, Funk, soul, R&B, but not disco IMO.
24Adrian24 3 years ago
this is disco, homophobic racist middle america labled disco as this whitewashed fake imitation i.e. beegees, abba, real disco is this, this is real disco
porkins10 3 years ago
I love this jam...reminds me of my rollerskating days & Coney Island.
GiselaNYC1 3 years ago
hey you...yeah, never roller skated out there, but Empire in Bkln, Skate Key in the Bx but mostly put my time in at the USA in Mt Vernon..when you setting up the old school skate night??
24Adrian24 3 years ago
yeah, I went to Empire in Bklyn when I was a kid but mostly went to Park Circle & USA Rollerskating Rink in Bklyn & Queens... let me see how we set up an oldschool skate nite. LOL.
GiselaNYC1 3 years ago
OMG! I've been looking for this song forever! Thanks:D
shannon75 3 years ago
I know what thats like..you're welcome!
24Adrian24 3 years ago
I was a preteen when this was bumpin. My all time fave SLAVE jam. Still soundin great!
4ateletuby 3 years ago
i think snoop has sampled this song in his song, gin and juice
DoggRapHarmony 3 years ago
Yeah...
YoungCasSp 3 years ago
lets get blown
maxpayne123 3 years ago
Let's go crusin'
NoelLozano 3 years ago
this was tha song ya heard
baybee504 3 years ago
this iz real muzikk boy!!!!!!!!!
desiregwapstar 3 years ago 2
As a young guy from australia, listening to Snoop and Pharrell's song "Can i Get my Thrillz" sounds hot. But we have no idea it was sampled from true funk like Slave from way back. It angers me that those boys turned a funky wholesome song into drugs and sex. But at least i can now enjoy the foundations. Thanks mate keep the funk alive.
FunkyMatt110 3 years ago 4
If it angers you, then don't listen to it.
I'm glad they remade the song, it keeps slave alive to modern listeners. Imitation is just a form of flattery.
DanOratio 3 years ago
Good point. But i didnt know it was a Slave sample for 3 years. Doesn't really keep it alive if you don't know its existence.
But yes, its a good sample.
FunkyMatt110 3 years ago 3
I'm not against remakes except when the real artists don't get the credit they deserve. Debarges' Stay with me has been heavily sampled but the band doesn't see any royalties as the greedy record company made sure they get their hands on all of it!
Londongirl8 3 years ago
I hear you, but the reason why that happens is due to the record deal the artists signed in the first place. A lot of artists are more in tune with owning the publishing rights of their material today, than they were back in the day. If you go look at the whole Dr Dre and Snoop Vs. Suge Knight beef after the split was based on publishing rights.The Deal Suge has/had in place allows him to put out a Snoop greatest hits album and reap most if not all the profits.
24Adrian24 3 years ago
24Adrian. Yeah, you are right. Teena Marie sued Mowtown for her royalties - she did an interview recently and advised artist about owning their publishing rights. Perhaps that's why so many successful black artists seem to end up broke???
Londongirl8 3 years ago
Preach AviDao! I grew up in the Bronx and witnessed the birth of hip hop culture. I heard Kool Herc, Grandmaster Flash and Caz, Bambaataa, Disco King Mario, etc. and they respected the music. You now have cats that can buy computers, samplers (and such) and all that they know is that they want to get paid. Musicianship is virtually nil. I truly believe that the elimination of music & art as a requirement in public schools aided in what I refer to as the dumbing down of urban music. Vote Obama08!
dawn220 3 years ago
Yea thats it. You gotta give credit where its due, otherwise your just a plagarist. But to be honest, i love the fact there's still rappers and producers out there going back to the funk classics. But even De La Soul sampled Slave bassline and didnt lower its morals. But at the end of the day, its what you prefer.
FunkyMatt110 3 years ago
True to that.. people sample the song because they LOVE the melody/beat!
svitax187 3 years ago
REALLY Good news is that odds are extremely high that all these out-of-the-woodwork tracks w/samples WONT survive the test of time as the originals have already done and will continue to do
Remember all the cheap disco-tized covers of great R&B/Rock that died after the radio craze faded? Nope, u don't remember em and neither does anyone else. Only 2 survived outta thousands (MacArthur Park & Never Can Say Good-bye).
Nuff said.
AvlDao 3 years ago
Funkymatt has a point. Just like TV ads can bastardize a song's image, so can sampling in a crappy track. It's an ugly trade-off helped ONLY when the creative artists gets some royalties, which as these smart posters noted, sure aint happening regularly enuff. Finally, ur not keeping anything 'alive' if u dont OVERTLY give props and FULL credit to the sampled piece.
AvlDao 3 years ago
I use to go to Perthamboy and dance with Saida and her boyfriend Nelson who's brother was a DJ Joey and my hustlyn patner was Danny..and I also miss Lourdez love u guys forever in my heart
vicky4christ 3 years ago
ahh yeah!! the boogie down bronx, The Skate Key roller rink where are my skates baby!!!
mixerup2dabeet 3 years ago
wow the homies are right Odyssey totally copied this jam with "Inside Out"
yaqui1991 3 years ago
Keep in mind, "inside out" was produced by Slave...might have been Steve Arrington but don't quote me on that..
24Adrian24 3 years ago
oh i didnt know that i guesss that would justify the very similar music
yaqui1991 3 years ago
it still shows a bit of a "lazy" on their part in my opinion, but that "Inside Out" is my joint, so i ain't that mad at them...
24Adrian24 3 years ago
definitely "inside out" is a down ass jam classic music i especially enjoy a remix i heard i might be posting im just thinking it might offend the fans as the rap versions do (which i love by the way)
yaqui1991 3 years ago
Wallslayer, thank you. I was afraid I wasn't included in that group. Born in 77. Holla. I can't stop my groove. I'ma bring to the yung bucks. They need to know wut it feels like to be tired as hell, but you're body won't stop moving to the beat.
cuzmicone 3 years ago
I love this song! Brings back so many memories. They just don't make music like this anymore!
mkaika1 3 years ago 5
I luv this song,use to dance to it often,Practice in the mirror,My usual dance workout,Beauty!
cloverfield00 3 years ago
then put a performance of you on youtube XD
bboycarmos 3 years ago
I need a web camera.
cloverfield00 3 years ago
I always thought that this song and Odyssey's "Inside Out" were both using an almost identical beat...
monieb76 3 years ago
Is a comment really necessary for this kind of music? Correct me if I am wrong, but doesn't good music kind of speak for itself? I would like to say thanks for the post, however!!
TLDavis1230 3 years ago
real music!!
badactin 3 years ago
The jam indeed for cruising the park on a lovely Sunday laughing and spending time : ))
Simple pleasures.
blessmysunnysoul 3 years ago
another good old school song....
carolinasown 3 years ago
people dont understand...old skool is the way to go!!! this is my jam and i will always love this song:)
lilladymo95 3 years ago
I'm 23, and this song is dope. Did snoop reference/copy this song in "gin n juice"?
KemmlerKemmler 3 years ago
yes he did, then he did it for the other song... forget the name... "lets geeet blooowed"
scenario1 3 years ago
yessir
nateyymlgpro 3 years ago
this song is 4 anybody that loves good music...period
funkkidmusic 3 years ago
I Love this song! This is the jam!
asianqueen808 3 years ago
Im 20 and I love old skool...Ima bassplayer and I just love funky shit like this...I wish I grew up in the 70's.....lmao
grownnbass 3 years ago
LOL, yep. You just HAD to be there to appreciate it.
Fakename70 3 years ago
Yes, Yes, Yes..you just had to have been there to really appreciate these great Old School Songs. 60's 70'and some early 80's. Thank god I was blessed to have been there and can them hear again just like yesteryear. So special to all of us from that era.
3girlzz 3 years ago
I agree you had to be there.
55Medusa 3 years ago
this song is for 30 and up club or 70's babys!!!!!!!!!
wallslayer 3 years ago
The Mattapan theme song back in the day.
14markw 3 years ago
Tha BOMB!!! I love this!
bryag1961 3 years ago
i remember being young and absolutely in love with my freinds and the music that this song evoked in South London
tidus2006 3 years ago
I just noticed that Keith Sweat mimicked Steve Arrington's voice. Both are hella good but Steve was the originator!
CaramelApplez 3 years ago
Thanks for posting this song....I just feel chills down my body when I hear this...This is what you call great music..
05gagurl912 3 years ago
What can one say? This song is just ... HOT!!! I have been searching for this Old School gem and I have found it! Thanks for posting it!!
dereka79 3 years ago
true FUNK !!!!!!!!!! better than some new songs
viynaljunkie1 3 years ago
MAN!This is what it's all about!The song is suppose to put you right there!Walking down the street,macking "Honey's"Getting plenty of play,Fealing good!Doing the thang!Clean and with Skill!,An "ART FORMUM"!"CURSE YOU DOPE MAN"! YOU MESSED IT UP FOR EVERYONE!
razahblue 3 years ago
went through BS!! trying to figure out who sang this song.
badactin 3 years ago
I played this song 24-7 in the early 80's while stationed in Cubi Point,Philippines.Brought back some wonderful memories.Thanks!
chihoosierguy 3 years ago
I was near Cubi Point at the Upper MAU and remember this jam well. They'd be playing this at the clubs on Magsaysay. Memories of Olangapo and shit river. Its all gone now.
primeralives 3 years ago
chears mate !!! fantastic...
mafiaturk75 3 years ago
Beautiful
mrbananalee 3 years ago
iam a lady too
heres22 3 years ago
FABULOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!
cassone2007 3 years ago 2
i love this song!!!!! thank you adrian
559SurChola 3 years ago 2
You're def welcome!
24Adrian24 3 years ago
i love dis joint
Ctownboi1 3 years ago 3
chorus rythem was sampled for "gin and juice"
DueOrDie 3 years ago
That man kills that last part!! I love it
camflint72 3 years ago 2
yeah he did.you think he took a breath?!! lol.
badactin 3 years ago
while the others are makenig passes at eachother, Me iz stepping to the beat. Woohoa! I gotta tell you it feels so good, my name is Ethan, whats your baby?
LemonAndYoghurt 3 years ago
im tired of my grandma putting diz song on diz baq before anybody diz so is awsome
kiashine2008 3 years ago
this was the jam back in the day......steve arrington had that voice and the bass lines were tight
mrvacolvin 3 years ago
Let me give a shot out to my UK people because when it comes to afrikan american music y'all be on it. Black folks here in the USA don't appreciate classics like this
camflint72 3 years ago
LOve his voice..we used toimitate him all day long..haha!b My name is Steveie..whats yaaaahhaa
Aplustradomus 3 years ago
this jamz!
randogg64 3 years ago
Great Song!!!!
htyhtg 3 years ago
These were the good ol dayzz!!
wvbigmouth 3 years ago 2
Oh man I'm supposed to be finishing up a paper, but instead I'm grooving to this!! LOL
LaLa613 3 years ago
this my shit!!
ImThaChelster 3 years ago
Love this song it brings back so many memories.
GiselaNYC1 3 years ago
Omg, this reminds me of C.I. all the way & also J.H.S.
GiselaNYC1 3 years ago
watching you from the corner of my eye so watch out :)
chinita41 3 years ago
thats what i'm talkin about...lol
camflint72 3 years ago
i'm watching u
chinita41 3 years ago
i'm glad
camflint72 3 years ago
u following me LOL or vise versa LOL
chinita41 3 years ago
I think we are just drawn to each other!! Or Steve Arrington....lol
camflint72 3 years ago
it's Steve Arrington or maybe not, we'll see :)
chinita41 3 years ago
still watching U
chinita41 3 years ago
still watching u :)
chinita41 3 years ago
I bet the fellas around your way are always watching you!
24Adrian24 3 years ago
lol true and i think someone on youtube is watching me also :)
chinita41 3 years ago
So what were you trying to say...lol
camflint72 3 years ago
Well its two of us then...
24Adrian24 3 years ago
well i guess i'm just being watched by a few in here, i better watch what i do :)
chinita41 3 years ago
Yeah, and i will try to keep my eye out to watch what you do to...forgive me for staring so hard, but i'm hoping you can tell...
24Adrian24 3 years ago
from the corner of my eye, i'm watching u :)
chinita41 3 years ago
Just the way i like it
camflint72 3 years ago
u have competition in here now :)lol
chinita41 3 years ago
mmmm our song :)
chinita41 3 years ago
I dedicate this song to my late great friend Gary Thomas. Gone but never ever forgotten. Me and U in the West End and Camden back in the day boogieing on down to this. Wow!! What great times we had. I miss you mate.
boxingchampsouth 3 years ago
This song never gets old. I was groovin to this in the car so hard and this old white lady pulled up to me at the red light and started groovin too....lol!!
camflint72 3 years ago
LOLLL! Good music has that effect on people!
SidewalksOfNY315 3 years ago
Wow. What a voice Steve Arrington has. One in a million. Takes me straight back to my childhood. Lotta good music came outta Dayton, OH.
cottncandysweet 3 years ago
One of fhe best R&B funk tunes of the 80s. I love this song as it brought back true roots of yesteryear when grooves and tracks had substance and meaning. Today's music is garbage !!
jadesystem 3 years ago
Slave had a cold-ass bass player. All the instruments r cool, along with the lead singer and harmony. And that drummer be straight flowing with that funky-ass beat. Damn...classic!!!
jackson1460 3 years ago
you are so correct Bro! today's artist (entertainters) do not have a ounce of talent compared to the artists 70's and 80's.
1983CHAMPS 3 years ago
PREACH!
Aplustradomus 3 years ago
fat pat jammin screw also sampled this RIP FAT PAT
chevybender 3 years ago
Dayton Stand up!!!What up uncle Mark
dakoldist 3 years ago
The girl looks just right to me.. HA!!!
TheSlamma 3 years ago
Classic Masterpiece of Authentic Funk. Arrington kills this song. I actually have this song in my car at all times on a CD with THE GAP BAND, SHALAMAR, CAMEO, OLD PRINCE, and M.J.
But for some reason anytime I listen to this the lyrics...
Rolling Down The Street Smoking Endo Sippin On Gin & Juice.
At least Snoop Dogg Recognized!
TrueBlew 3 years ago 3
great song!
mymuahh 3 years ago
love this jam thanks adrian24
sexycharlie6 4 years ago
boy! what i was doing then @ ft. bragg hang on the murk with the gang from 429 med damn did we party or did we great days wish they could come back
sweetmanwilly1 4 years ago
You done done it agin!
Blueskywatcher 4 years ago