@@javierjuarez3826 Rap was already out before the 80's and there were no fowl language in the songs during that time. What you really meant to say was not until a european man identifying himself as a Jew named Jerry Heller used his connections in the entertainment industry and government to create a national wide, televised farce highlighting the explicit lyrics of an unknown rap group at the time called NWA who everybody in the hip hop community ignored because they felt NWA was planted in the industry to neutralize and derail the political, community empowerment, stop the violence, and self awareness movements that were promoted and spawned in the hip hop community by the greatest hip hop group of all time Public Enemy. Suburban America immediately adored and supported NWA because Suburban America was threaten by a black group spreading a message of black empowerment and needed NWA to neutralize Public Enemy by spreading their messages of destruction, violence, and crime. That's how bad words became the norm in rap music. So blame the european masterminds in America since you're so eager to point fingers!
I don’t think this was so much a Latin freestyle song per se. It definitely was created as a way to cash in on Madonna’s early popularity. But it definitely was adopted as part of the subgenre.
Wow same memories making that left turn on 18th avenue to 86th street riding under the subway tracks above and blasting this music. The San Gennaro festival! Those were good times. How time flies
She was only 15 years old when she recorded this song, and she was either the same age or 16 when she made this video. I LOVE Alisha! I have all of her albums!
She was born in 1968. She was 16 when the song/single came out in Feb 1984. But then turned 17 later that year in April 1084. She was 18 years old when the album came out.
Remember when people used to mind their own business when it came to politics and they went out to be with other people and just DANCE? JOY. SMILES. LOUD MUSIC. MOVING. DANCING. I hope young people today are doing the same thing. I hear from college kids that there are places where they dance. It's just not as prolific as it once was. I know every city and town used to have dance clubs. I hope we are seeing a resurgence. Happy Spring and Happy Easter to all!
1984! Santa Ana California. Chiefing w my best buddy. Had this on 12" vinyl. Never forget those days. The feeling. Im 54 now and everything is all messed up in 2024. This song takes me away from today. I want to go back to 1984.
I would play this song right when I was getting ready to hit the all night clubs in SF back when this came out. They would play this around 3 am. when the main crowd had left the clubs and that’s when the real dancers came to life and they would play the better underground music and we took back the dancedfloor. For some reason I couldn’t find this record at the dance record stores in SF and maybe it was a year old. But when I went to NYC in 1987 and walked from Times Square to the upper west side to Vinyl mania, they had it for like $3.99 and I bought like 4 copies. They even had a ladder in the store bc all the records were all the way up to the ceiling. Oh and I walked bc it was my first time in NYC and didn’t know the bus and subway system and where all the streets and neighborhoods were. Yes and I was driven to find all the records I needed and willing to get lost in a very exciting city and much like how it was in the video. Those were the days in NYC and so much excitement everywhere and so much going on. I’m glad I got to witness NYC in the 80s.
It really was a great time. NYC has been dying a slow death with the corporate types taking over. They're boring and don't have a creative bone in their bodies. I think NYC will come back very soon. Not sure we'll live to see it but I hope so.
SF....was it !!!......Sound Factory after Exotic Erotic !!! Underground after 3AM.....THE UNDERGROUND !!! Come out in the morning like a Vampire.....won't ever forget.....but this was the mid 90s I'm talking. Now this Jam taking me to San Jose, CA......STUDIO 47 .....80s was it !!!!
I am a metal head but I liked the house/freestyle mixes that was happening back in the day. I bought this for $1 at record store on a whim (probably because of album cover).... wasn't happy it was resealed but very used - still played turned out to be great album. Sits next to my metal vinyl :)
"Baby Talk" is another AWESOME song by Alisha. I was 21 and in the middle of my "clubbin" years. Such good times. I wish I could go back. And who could forget "Too Turned On"? Another JAM!!!!!
Hot Mix 5 chicago classic hit. WBMX forever. 👍! High energy, latin freestyle, chicago house music. Nothing better. Blessed to have this vinyl track. 👍!
Never get tired of this classic dance tune. Bought the 12" back in 84 and and it still sounds brilliant. The break betwen 3:00 and 3:30 makes me want to get up and dance like there's no one watching! 😀😀
So close to my dreams, the passion and screams Running on the town, search the silver screen Fame may come or go, money on a tree Always your sweet passion that got to me All night, all night passion All night, all night passion All night passion gets me through the day
I did alot of creepy shit in the German techno/party scene, but man I would go CRAZY on music like this. No wonder coke and roofies took over a whole country😂😂 70's-80's music hits hard
Basically the anthem during the mid 80's and the birth of Freestyle. Pumping this with 1500 watts on some American box car. I was only 14 so I couldn't but I watched the Quidos cruise up and down 18th Avenue pumping this classic.
@@RCast-sc6fy To each their own. We all have our preferences. The recession if I recall was in the very early 80s (1980-beginning of 1983). And yes the AIDS epidemic was a terrible thing and still to this day even though it’s much more manageable now with better medication, But HIV/AIDS existed long before the 80s, it’s just in the 80s we learned more about it and became more widespread. And really there’s no room to talk so bad about the crack era when there’s even more addictive drugs out TODAY destroying families, there’s drugs now that literally make people lose their minds. And of course, we have a new disease, more rapid than AIDS, called Covid 🤷🏽♂️..Which had caused a recession within itself. There’s so much complication to today’s society I would be typing all night about it, and Yes we have come a long way in many ways. What I was *really* referring to when I made that comment was for 80s pop culture, it was much more superior compared to today’s. Pop culture today is pretty dull, Most music is lifeless, barely any soul or passion, all sounds flat and boring and I lose interest fast which is why I mainly listen to 70s, 80s and 90s music, but I have more of a soft spot for my 80s. I also love the fashion trends of the 80s and the hairstyles, the whole mindset and atmosphere of that decade, But also the simplicity of things. I even love the TV commercials back then, the movies etc.. Idk, I just love the 80s and I always will.
I am in love with Alisha. No joke, I would totally be with this woman if I was around back in the day. So beautiful and amazing. She is my favorite female singer of all time. This song is awesome, and yet I think "Bounce Back" is her best album, as she got even better with every album she did.
Likely because it wasn’t released until after “Baby Talk” became a hit in Europe and they re-released “All Night Passion” as the follow-up single there.
I feel the chill Don't let me freeze Make that heat and passion Down on my knees I need you in? And if my heart should be Always your sweet passion That got to me All night, all night passion All night, all night passion All night passion gets me through the day All night, all night passion All night, all night passion All night passion gets me through the day So close to my dreams The passion and screams Running on the town
“All Night Passion” was actually her first single in America and it was popular in dance clubs and was a local hit on New York radio. “Baby Talk” though became a pretty big hit in much of Europe and that’s how Alisha was first introduced over there. Alisha’s popularity never got very far in America beyond New York and the dance clubs.
I'm here 👋 July 6th, 2024 She sort of reminds me of Jade Starling , of Pretty Poison! Who is also a very Talented Freestyle singer. Awesome song! 👍👌😎🎵🎶🔥😉
The 80s were just different. Imagine this track came out today. It would still slam in the clubs.
I agree
I totally agree.
80's didn't have bad words until rap came!! ❤
@@javierjuarez3826 Rap was already out before the 80's and there were no fowl language in the songs during that time. What you really meant to say was not until a european man identifying himself as a Jew named Jerry Heller used his connections in the entertainment industry and government to create a national wide, televised farce highlighting the explicit lyrics of an unknown rap group at the time called NWA who everybody in the hip hop community ignored because they felt NWA was planted in the industry to neutralize and derail the political, community empowerment, stop the violence, and self awareness movements that were promoted and spawned in the hip hop community by the greatest hip hop group of all time Public Enemy. Suburban America immediately adored and supported NWA because Suburban America was threaten by a black group spreading a message of black empowerment and needed NWA to neutralize Public Enemy by spreading their messages of destruction, violence, and crime. That's how bad words became the norm in rap music. So blame the european masterminds in America since you're so eager to point fingers!
Nocturne edits did a great remix of this a few years back, was on the set lists of a few big djs at the time
Damn look at that hair. Met her and her mom when she was 16 doing this live in ct. had no idea she was this young back then 😂
i was 16 years old living the best life
Im 44 years old and put on gold chains and roller skate and dance to this song!
One of the best freestyle songs ever recorded!!
I don’t think this was so much a Latin freestyle song per se. It definitely was created as a way to cash in on Madonna’s early popularity. But it definitely was adopted as part of the subgenre.
This song was way ahead of it's time !!!!!!!!!!
Yes it was (I Agree)
Creo estaba en su tiempo, lo cual fue un excelente tiempo para la música y perdura porque es buena. 😍
@@davidmorales8644 imagen if they change the beat little faster , it's would sound great for today....
The 80s is not just music it’s pure magic!
Cruising 86th st Bensonhurst Brooklyn blasting 'All night passion' and 'Too turned on'...what memories...thank you Alisha
Wow same memories making that left turn on 18th avenue to 86th street riding under the subway tracks above and blasting this music. The San Gennaro festival! Those were good times. How time flies
Yes! 86th street!!!!! Bay 11th here!
Yep!🙌 🚗🚙🛻🚘🏎 🎶🎵 Cruisin' under the EL! 🫶 So blessed to have lived in Brooklyn in that era! Truly the best time & memories!
@@CoaCoa551 then going to the Vegas diner for a cheeseburger deluxe...
She was only 15 years old when she recorded this song, and she was either the same age or 16 when she made this video. I LOVE Alisha! I have all of her albums!
She was born in 1968. She was 16 when the song/single came out in Feb 1984. But then turned 17 later that year in April 1084. She was 18 years old when the album came out.
She’s one of the queens for sure
Damn, what did a girl that age know about the song content?😅 She looked very grown up though and certainly sounded so.
She should it continue and be like madonna they both have great music...❤
@aamanpour3630 maybe in the 80s it's was hard for her to get into clubs or makes video so she can look older..
One of the best disco songs from the 80s ever recorded.
Check out her other hit. Too turned on
It’s not disco. It’s more freestyle
it is absolutely Freestyle@@hernalexito
According to some individuals, "1980s Freestyle Music" is an elevated type of "Disco Music".
Remember when people used to mind their own business when it came to politics and they went out to be with other people and just DANCE? JOY. SMILES. LOUD MUSIC. MOVING. DANCING.
I hope young people today are doing the same thing. I hear from college kids that there are places where they dance. It's just not as prolific as it once was. I know every city and town used to have dance clubs. I hope we are seeing a resurgence. Happy Spring and Happy Easter to all!
First live show I’ve seen, snuck in a club when i was 14 yrs old using my older brothers ID, and saw her performing ! She was awesome!
1984! Santa Ana California.
Chiefing w my best buddy.
Had this on 12" vinyl.
Never forget those days.
The feeling.
Im 54 now and everything is all messed up in 2024.
This song takes me away from today. I want to go back to 1984.
I would play this song right when I was getting ready to hit the all night clubs in SF back when this came out. They would play this around 3 am. when the main crowd had left the clubs and that’s when the real dancers came to life and they would play the better underground music and we took back the dancedfloor.
For some reason I couldn’t find this record at the dance record stores in SF and maybe it was a year old. But when I went to NYC in 1987 and walked from Times Square to the upper west side to Vinyl mania, they had it for like $3.99 and I bought like 4 copies. They even had a ladder in the store bc all the records were all the way up to the ceiling. Oh and I walked bc it was my first time in NYC and didn’t know the bus and subway system and where all the streets and neighborhoods were. Yes and I was driven to find all the records I needed and willing to get lost in a very exciting city and much like how it was in the video. Those were the days in NYC and so much excitement everywhere and so much going on. I’m glad I got to witness NYC in the 80s.
It really was a great time. NYC has been dying a slow death with the corporate types taking over. They're boring and don't have a creative bone in their bodies. I think NYC will come back very soon. Not sure we'll live to see it but I hope so.
SF....was it !!!......Sound Factory after Exotic Erotic !!!
Underground after 3AM.....THE UNDERGROUND !!!
Come out in the morning like a Vampire.....won't ever forget.....but this was the mid 90s I'm talking.
Now this Jam taking me to San Jose, CA......STUDIO 47 .....80s was it !!!!
Love this memory 👍🏾👍🏾
Vinyl mania was a great store. I bought lots of records there. Miss it.
I am only 44 but didn't clubs closed later in those times at 5am or 6am?
She was in my homeroom class-South Shore High School-class of '85- Brooklyn, NY
I am a metal head but I liked the house/freestyle mixes that was happening back in the day. I bought this for $1 at record store on a whim (probably because of album cover).... wasn't happy it was resealed but very used - still played turned out to be great album. Sits next to my metal vinyl :)
This is One of the Best Jams of FreestyleClassics 4EVER ❤❤❤ 1980'S ROCK'S 4EVER4LIFE ❤❤❤BOYEEEE 😂😂
born in 02 but my mom played all these songs while growing up. makes me feel connected to her. 💜 ain’t nothing like these songs nowadays.
The Best....the 80s...Gen Xers !!!.......we don't forget just older......best music !!
Alisha went to my high school in Brooklyn (a year or two ahead of me). Somehow I was thinking of her today and had to watch her videos again.
I remember dancing to Alisha's music at the Palladium...Missing those great times...
I got to share the stage with her this past sunday. Such a generous person..
"Baby Talk" is another AWESOME song by Alisha. I was 21 and in the middle of my "clubbin" years. Such good times. I wish I could go back.
And who could forget "Too Turned On"? Another JAM!!!!!
Song still kicks ass!!!!!
This kind of music is timeless. ❤
80s, the best decade ever.
Remember blasting this on the Grand Concourse BX NYC
Alisha was in South Shore high school with me. I was friends with her sister Stacy. Too bad she didn’t go further.
Been a DJ for 37 years.. Still mix this song! Yes on vinyl record not CD crap
Hot Mix 5 chicago classic hit. WBMX forever. 👍! High energy, latin freestyle, chicago house music. Nothing better. Blessed to have this vinyl track. 👍!
mickey oliver
this blazed across the streets of Brooklyn nyc
58 here still listening seems like yesterday
Ikr . This just reminds me how fast life goes.
58 here too
You got that right
You got that right
Irresistible youthful 80s vibe.
One of the best dance songs of all time. Alisha, lady, you rock.
Wow St Marks in the East Village nyc. My stomping grounds. This song is Firreeeee!!!!! My childhood was musically amazing
Loved Alisha! This album was in constant rotation in my Walkman! LOL
This jam always made me wanna get on dance floor 😎😎😎
Never get tired of this classic dance tune. Bought the 12" back in 84 and and it still sounds brilliant. The break betwen 3:00 and 3:30 makes me want to get up and dance like there's no one watching! 😀😀
So close to my dreams, the passion and screams
Running on the town, search the silver screen
Fame may come or go, money on a tree
Always your sweet passion that got to me
All night, all night passion
All night, all night passion
All night passion gets me through the day
Defiantly the best song of the entire 1980s. It was somehow buried beneath the pop junk heap.
It definitely was an excellent Madonna knockoff.
@@RocStarr913 this song was recorded before Madonna's first album was released
Still soundin good in 2020!!!!!
This was the shit then and it's still the shit now. Love this!!!!!
K
I grew up in Bergen Beach back then and she lived in Georgetown right next door
Who’s listening in 2021 during covid
I’ll be listening to the 80s til I die
I did alot of creepy shit in the German techno/party scene, but man I would go CRAZY on music like this.
No wonder coke and roofies took over a whole country😂😂 70's-80's music hits hard
Freestyle is the best genre out there
Wow has it been that long i saw her in a club in NY in 84 those were the days
When I was 16 years old "all night passion" was playing the board game RISK with the local geeks and dorks.
I LOVE THIA VIDEO AND SONG!!! 🎶
I was a little girl at time I still listen to her and freestyle music to
Basically the anthem during the mid 80's and the birth of Freestyle. Pumping this with 1500 watts on some American box car. I was only 14 so I couldn't but I watched the Quidos cruise up and down 18th Avenue pumping this classic.
I remember going to Joes in New Paltz Ny and 10/18 and The Tunnel in NYC, they would play this song so loud, Such memories…
Omg forgot about joes
Great Pedestrian Video
Takes me back to the 80s and summer nights on the Wildwood boardwalk
Whoa whoa whoa whoa those Wildwood days, wild, wild Wildwood days
Oh baby, every day's a holiday and every night is a Saturday night
ALISHA❤ One of the 80s Greats❤
I want a time machine to the 80s, particularly 1983-1989
AIDS, crack, recession, urban decay.... music yes but a hard pass
@@RCast-sc6fy To each their own. We all have our preferences. The recession if I recall was in the very early 80s (1980-beginning of 1983). And yes the AIDS epidemic was a terrible thing and still to this day even though it’s much more manageable now with better medication, But HIV/AIDS existed long before the 80s, it’s just in the 80s we learned more about it and became more widespread. And really there’s no room to talk so bad about the crack era when there’s even more addictive drugs out TODAY destroying families, there’s drugs now that literally make people lose their minds. And of course, we have a new disease, more rapid than AIDS, called Covid 🤷🏽♂️..Which had caused a recession within itself. There’s so much complication to today’s society I would be typing all night about it, and Yes we have come a long way in many ways. What I was *really* referring to when I made that comment was for 80s pop culture, it was much more superior compared to today’s. Pop culture today is pretty dull, Most music is lifeless, barely any soul or passion, all sounds flat and boring and I lose interest fast which is why I mainly listen to 70s, 80s and 90s music, but I have more of a soft spot for my 80s. I also love the fashion trends of the 80s and the hairstyles, the whole mindset and atmosphere of that decade, But also the simplicity of things. I even love the TV commercials back then, the movies etc..
Idk, I just love the 80s and I always will.
Mmmm 1980 to 1989.
@@douglassalazar3522 I love the very early 80s too, still much like the 70s
What a tune and the vibez in the hood was better i lived right around there from 79
All night passion 2021 !
I remember dancing in the clubs to this song.i had the time of my life.so many memories.
I never knew this song went back to '84 I didn't hear this until 1990
This song will warm you up
This is how it should've stayed.
The best times.
Simple and powerful.
We're counting all the sheeps in the sky 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥
damn, this brung me back to the Bronx while playing handball during the summer!
Great song!
Saw her at Mingles in South Amboy 1985. Freestyle for ever. This era was the best.
You were lucky
Brings back memories 🌃⭐️⭐️🌟🌟🌠🌠
First time I have seen this video. This was my favorite song in the 80s!💗🙌
A Beautiful Italian 🇮🇹 Girl ❤
she’s of russian ancestry lol
Love the 80s vibes takes me back******
i like when in clip showing picture past time : old city looks , old fashion style, people its something special . Its like time mashine )
THE BEST SONG IN THE WORLD !!
I am in love with Alisha. No joke, I would totally be with this woman if I was around back in the day. So beautiful and amazing. She is my favorite female singer of all time. This song is awesome, and yet I think "Bounce Back" is her best album, as she got even better with every album she did.
In My days My jam:)
That was so me in the 80s hair.dress dance oh how I miss those days
Me too and my girlfriend's.
❤❤That's my Jam baby!!❤❤
Chicago anthem!
never knew there was a video for this!!! so good
Likely because it wasn’t released until after “Baby Talk” became a hit in Europe and they re-released “All Night Passion” as the follow-up single there.
Wow again I found a freestyle classic masterpiece. Wonderful really at the beginning of electro funk /Latin hip hop 😘. Wonderful clip.
Great stuff. Thx 4 sharing!! 80’s freestyle forever.
dj played this at the club last night, don't think anyone knew it , i didn't so i asked him for the name
dance floor was well alive
Awww the 80’s 😢….
Still jammin in Maryland!! 2021
Fire... 💥💥💥💥💥💥
Awesome song one of my all time favorite
In club Hatfield back in the day 😅
This still is one of my favorite songs, it brings back so many memories.
I feel the chill
Don't let me freeze
Make that heat and passion
Down on my knees
I need you in?
And if my heart should be
Always your sweet passion
That got to me
All night, all night passion
All night, all night passion
All night passion gets me through the day
All night, all night passion
All night, all night passion
All night passion gets me through the day
So close to my dreams
The passion and screams
Running on the town
80s freestyle classic 🙌 forgot about this old club banger.
Happy Birthday 🎉Alisha! 0:29 4/16/23. It was Alisha’s passion for music 🎶 that got to me ☝️😎
Knew only her baby talk song, this one sounds great too, must hearing some more songs from her, great artist
“All Night Passion” was actually her first single in America and it was popular in dance clubs and was a local hit on New York radio. “Baby Talk” though became a pretty big hit in much of Europe and that’s how Alisha was first introduced over there. Alisha’s popularity never got very far in America beyond New York and the dance clubs.
Check out her 1987 and 1990 albums. My favorite is her 1990 album “Bounce Back” 🔥
Love this song! Oh the memories!
Te amo alisha
OMG TAKE ME BACKKKKKKK!!! 😩😭😍😍😍😍❤️💛😌🙌🙌🙌🙌
WOW! Those were the days with song. Still love it❤️
I'm here 👋 July 6th, 2024 She sort of reminds me of Jade Starling , of Pretty Poison! Who is also a very Talented Freestyle singer. Awesome song! 👍👌😎🎵🎶🔥😉
Freestyle Mix 80's
This one of my favorite songs ever!!! 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Love it. Great music . Lyrics.
Filmed in Roxy's . Look at that sanitation truck . That was how Every truck I'm NYC looked . Please take me back to the mid 80s. I hate this place.
Thank you dj gus
Memorial Day 2022 still jamming this song