This song is the single/radio edit version. As was the practice of most record labels at that time, the LP version was usually longer, or had a different sound mix, Extended Mix LP/CDs were even longer.
I love 90s dance music. Here are some more: -Technotronic ‘Pump up the Jam’ and ‘Move This’ (great band for female friday) -Snap! ‘Rhythm is a Dancer’ and ‘The Power’ -Neneh Cherry ‘Buffalo Stance’ (female Friday) -Zhané ‘Hey Mr DJ (female Friday) C&C Music Factory ‘Gonna Make You Sweat’ Have fun with this rabbit hole.Love dancing to these.🧡
This was the the beginning of the "House" era in dance music! It was a great time to go clubbing in the 90's! You need to give Robin S. - Show Me Love a listen!
Absolutely it was and I surely did go clubbing. Every NYC club you can think of, I danced in nearly every weekend for years. Limelight, Palladium, Sound Factory, Tunnel, Club USA, Twilo, Roxy, Club Expo. One of my best friends was a promoter for Peter Gatien.
House is a music genre characterized by a repetitive four-on-the-floor beat and a typical tempo of 120 beats per minute. It was created by DJs and music producers from Chicago's underground club culture in the late 1970s, as DJs began altering disco songs to give them a more mechanical beat. She was still in diapers when house music started. Nevertheless, a nice song.
She performed for us Army soldiers when we were in Basic Training and we were so happy cuz we got a much needed break but also because it was CECE PENISTON!!! 🔥😂
A banging dance club hit back in it's day, and enhanced even more so, with the release of the hit Australian made movie "Priscilla: Queen of the Desert".
She's got one other awesome song worth reacting to from that era. Forgetting the name of it but she had MC Lyte and Yoyo and Petra, all big early 90s female hip hop artists, in the video as her homegirls rolling on the car with her lol. Update: found it! It's called "Keep on Walkin'."
Yesssss to the 90s dance music! Now please add the following to your viewing list: 1. C&C Music Factory - Everybody Dance Now 2. Crystal Waters - Gypsy Woman 3. Soul II Soul - Back to Life 4. Snap - Rhythm is a Dancer 5. Black Box - Everybody Everybody 6. Eternal - Stay 7. Massive Attack - Safe from Harm 8. Bran Van 3000 - Drinking in LA Also, please react to Rene & Angela's "I'll Be Good." Fantastic 80s R&B somg once sampled by Jay-Z and Foxy Brown!
Jay & Amber, her "We Got a Love Thang" and "Keep On Walkin' " were also #1 Dance Chart hits!! edit-Jeff Beck, consistently ranked in the Top 5 of all-time guitarists passed away 1/10/23. He’s known for jazz fusion, hard rock, blues rock and a blend of guitar-rock and electronica. Check out Jeff’s “El Becko’ or “Star Cycle”. He was also in The Yardbirds, you reacted to them Aug 17, 2022.
That's some great 90s Dance/R&B! This was Cece's first big hit, and, most would say, her biggest. She did have several other major R&B hits, though, including "Keep On Walkin'", "Inside That I Cried", "I'm In the Mood", and "I'm Not Over You". I also recommend from this time period/genre "Gonna Make You Sweat" by C&C Music Factory, "The Power" by Snap!, "I'm So Into You" by SWV, "Now That We Found Love" by Heavy D & The Boyz, "Don't Walk Away" by Jade, and "Baby" by Brandy. Something I didn't know - CeCe went to Trevor Browne High School in Phoenix, Arizona, only 4 miles from my house! She was also Miss Black Arizona of 1989!! One final fact that will blow your mind - this was released as a single the SAME MONTH as Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit".
@@Shrykespeare Probably right, but I wouldn't care if a reactor said they knew a song but just wanted to share, like make it a feature: My Throwback Thursday.
Gotta love the 90's! If you liked this, check out these two from the same decade: Robin S- Show Me Love Black Box- Everybody Everybody These were also big dance hits in the 90's. Need to do official video.
"Finally" was her debut and biggest single. On the Billboard Hot 100, "Finally" reached #5 and earned gold sales certification. "Keep On Walkin'" peaked at #15. Perhaps it was more popular on Billboard's R&B chart?
This song is part of the The Adventures of Priscilla: Queen of the Desert soundtrack. You need to watch this movie. It's a lot of fun and has the best costumes ever made for cinema.
I Grew up in the '90s so I Definitely Remember when This Came out I was just a little kid...! We we're break dancing In the 90's to This kind of Music..Love It!❤️
In the 90's CeCe Peniston had the hits ..This was a Big Big Hit!! Her music was playing a lot on BET MTV at the time!! Also check out: "Keep On Walkin" .. "We Got A Love Thang" .. "I'm Not Over You" ..."I'm In The Mood" .."Inside That I Cried" (her slow jam) ..
This was her first big hit, and she made us sweat on the dance floor for sure. I would love to see you kids react to "SOUL II SOUL, BACK TO LIFE" I can just picture Jay moving to that.
Damn, this brings back such good memories. Released in 1991, and I was an early to mid-90s club girl. The remix of this song is fire! Your next CeCe song should be Keep on Walkin'. And We Got A Love Thang is pretty slammin' too.
Black Box - "Strike It Up".....Zhane- Hey Mr. D.J......SNAP! - "Rhythm Is A Dancer"......Haddaway - "What Is Love"........LE CLICK - "Tonight Is The Night".....La Bouche - "Sweet dreams" & "Be My Lover"......Amber - This is Your Night.....Real McCoy - Another Night....Rednex - Cotton Eye Joe (crazy one lol). Yes now we're getting into the 90s dance scene......hold on now! I used to just rip it up on the dance floor in the 90s lol!! There are so many I don't know where to begin.
The 90s was sort of a peak in music, and by that I mean that the mainstreaming of both rapping and sampling was the last truly revolutionary innovation in popular music. In other words, every song made since then, even if it's indictive of the era in which it was made, also sounds like it could possibly have been made in 1998. This isn't a good thing or a bad thing, it's just an observation, and I think the first time I truly noticed this was when I heard "Rather Be" by Clean Bandit on the radio, shortly after hearing "Finally" on a different station, and I realized that if I could go back in time to when I DJ'd teen dances, I could slip "Rather Be" into a setlist and it would sound totally normal. Edit: I want to be clear, I know that there's always innovation in music, I'm not saying that the EDM of the 90s is the same as today's, or that nobody's doing anything new, but what I'm saying is that the only things that are objectively changing are 1) the shifting of genres and subgenres, and 2) mastering software getting better and easier to use. Up until the 90s, think of how world-changing the innovations were. Recorded music. Electric instruments. Guitar effects pedals. Synthesizers. Rapping. Turntablism and sampling. The musical world before and after each of those innovations is massive.
I absolutely LOVE THIS SONG AND so does the Gay Community!!! They played it all the time. And she is one of my all-time female artists. Great range like Mariah Carey. But the tricks she does with her vocal is unique and AMAZING.
This whole week, wherever I go, it's all 90's, all the 90's music. Everywhere, all week. And only 90's. So, yeah, I saw what you were listening to today, I was like, yup, let's go. And I knew you two would love it. You should listen to all the songs on the Pentatonix video of 90's dance medley, and then do the Pentatonix video. Oh, I happened to have the list for you, feel free to skip the ones you already did, which is quite a few of them. Be My Lover - La Bouche, What Is Love - Haddaway, Around The World (La La La La) - A Touch Of Class, Better Off Alone - Alice Deejay, Gonna Make You Sweat - C & C Music Factory, Rhythm is a Dancer - SNAP!, Boom Boom Boom Boom - Vengaboys, It Feels So Good - Sonique, Everytime We Touch - Cascada, Blue (Da Ba Dee) - Eiffel 65, Deep Inside - Little Louie Vega / Hardrive, Show Me Love - Robin S., Waiting for Tonight - Jennifer Lopez, Beautiful Life - Ace of Base, Believe - Cher, Gypsy Woman - Crystal Waters and...finally, Finally - CeCe Peniston
Finally a song from my fav time in my lìfe ..out raving from 1988 too the 90.s ..the summer of love ....best days of my life ❤❤❤ u need to listen to more of these big hits..adeva respect is one you need to hear ....
Oh no I just found out man he was my dude and High School in the 70s and I kind of wondered how he and Johnny Depp got together but he was jamming with him too thanks Jeff I'll celebrate your life
Welcome to the wonderful world of "House Music!!' This was one of the BIGGEST hits from the early era of 90's House. This was such a MASSIVE Club BANGER!!! You guys don't even KNOW!! The House music genre was just getting recognition & mass exposure largely due to this song. To be in a club dancing to this & other House Music classics w/my friends was some of the BEST times of my life!! For other essential 90's House classic tracks be sure to check out: "Ride on Time" & "Everybody, Everybody"~ Black box "Moving On Up ~ M People "Gypsy Woman" & "100% Pure Love" ~ Crystal Waters "Good Life" ~ Inner City "Rhythm is a Dancer" & "The Power" ~ SNAP! "Missing" ~ Everything but the Girl "The Whistle Song" ~ Frankie Knuckles BUT MOST IMPORTANTLY OF ALL PLEASE CHECK OUT: "SHOW ME LOVE!" ~ ROBIN S. *1993* No other song exemplifies the early House Music genre & scene MORE than that classic track!! You can't count how many times it's been sampled & used as a interpolation of a "new" song. **BE ADVISED** there is another song w/the SAME title & sung by a Swedish singer named RobYn her version came out in 1995. Please make sure you listen to the original.
This is from the early 90's, and it was definitely a club banger! Also, I remember being at a night club in Toronto and CeCe was actually there, tearing up the dance floor along with the crowd. It was awesome.
When this song came on in the club, everyone rushed to the dance floor. I remember it was new and exciting when I first heard it in my friends car in 1991. One of the earliest house dance hits to make it to the mainstream.
Gosh I miss the 90s!! What a time to be a young teen when these dance hits were non-stop on the pop radio stations and I LOVED IT. So much fun and you couln't help but move your booty to these bangers! Please also check out Kym Sims - she wasn't as mainstream, but she has a similar sound and vibe to CeCe. Her songs "Take My Advice" - "Too Blind To See It" + "We Gotta Love" are such underappreciated R&B club hits that I think you both would love! Keep smiling!! 💃🕺💃🕺💃
Another fire song! Everybody was dancing to this! I dare anyone to not be moving when this song comes on! And that growl in her voice!!! Oh so awesome!!!!
This song and music video came out in 1990. CeCe Peniston has a CD compilation that is part of the “20th Century Masters” series of most of the greatest music artists and groups of the 20th Century.
She wrote that herself a few years earlier. The magic 120 bpm formula. The dance remix of this song is based on the piano riff from the house music classic "Someday" by CeCe Rogers from 1987
CeCe Peniston filled the dance floors in the early 90s. She was just 21 when she recorded Finally. Other hits included "We Got a Love Thang" and "Keep on Walkin'".
It's so fun watching you guys get into the music! This was one of the songs used in the movie "The Adventures of Priscilla: Queen of the Desert" - which is a lot of fun and packed with great music.
Oh the 90s. This immediately reminded me of the Salt-n-Pepa and En Vogue collab “Whatta Man”. Y’all should definitely check out these powerhouse girl groups.
Yeah, dance hits from back in the day..you need to hear CeCe's "We Got A Love Thang" as well. Other dance tunes also, like Lonnie Gordon's "Gonna Catch U", Cathy Dennis' "Just Another Dream", and Black Box's "Strike It Up".
90s dance!! Oh yeah!! Here are a few more... house music baby!! 🎶 Technotronic pump up the jam Snap! "Rythym Is a Dancer" Black box "strike it up" Soul to Soul "Back to life " Jagged edge "let's get married" Remarquarble remix Usher "yeah"!!
You definitely have to try her other big dance hit: "We Got a Love Thang." It's just as catchy as "Finally," and has a pretty well-concealed Michael Jackson sample in it too.
This got a lot of Play in the 90"s and well into the 2000's. It is full of Up Beat Energy and Positive Vibes and CeCe's lOOk and VOiCe are so Appealing!!! She is a Siren of the Ages!!!
You are 100 percent correct about this being a club hit. There are some remixes of 'Finally' that will bring the house down. It's also a favored song for drag queens to perform to.
Thanks for reacting to this!! This is one of my favorite dance songs of ALL TIME! I love this version and this music video. No matter where I am, if it comes on, I must move...I must dance! 🕺🏽🤩🔥
Huge dance floor hit from the ‘90’s. Ce Ce had a big influence on late 90’s and early 2000’s female singers. ✌️
Couldn't have said it better
this sounds like a re-mix version? bass line is different. this one here th-cam.com/video/OapJz79v510/w-d-xo.html
This song is the single/radio edit version. As was the practice of most record labels at that time, the LP version was usually longer, or had a different sound mix, Extended Mix LP/CDs were even longer.
MASSIVE!
Fact's
Amber: This had to have lit up the dance floor.
Me: Girl you don't even know how right you are.
Rod....you don't have a place where this place this older music and dance?
Oh the stories of this song in the ATL clubs 😍
It was definitely a HUGE hit….an anthem in the Gay Clubs in the 90’s
Still does
And for years! Even today it would light up the dance floor.
I love 90s dance music. Here are some more:
-Technotronic ‘Pump up the Jam’ and ‘Move This’ (great band for female friday)
-Snap! ‘Rhythm is a Dancer’ and ‘The Power’
-Neneh Cherry ‘Buffalo Stance’ (female Friday)
-Zhané ‘Hey Mr DJ (female Friday)
C&C Music Factory ‘Gonna Make You Sweat’
Have fun with this rabbit hole.Love dancing to these.🧡
YES to all!!!!!
Yaaaaaaasss!!!
Co-sign….and I’ll add CRYSTAL WATERS - GYPSY WOMAN (She’s Homeless)
@@Knick_Fury Ha! I just requested that one; STIll so good!
Yes! Snap! The Power will make them lose their minds in those chairs. 🤣
This was the the beginning of the "House" era in dance music! It was a great time to go clubbing in the 90's! You need to give Robin S. - Show Me Love a listen!
Absolutely it was and I surely did go clubbing. Every NYC club you can think of, I danced in nearly every weekend for years. Limelight, Palladium, Sound Factory, Tunnel, Club USA, Twilo, Roxy, Club Expo. One of my best friends was a promoter for Peter Gatien.
House is a music genre characterized by a repetitive four-on-the-floor beat and a typical tempo of 120 beats per minute. It was created by DJs and music producers from Chicago's underground club culture in the late 1970s, as DJs began altering disco songs to give them a more mechanical beat. She was still in diapers when house music started. Nevertheless, a nice song.
Just a point of information I was dancing to house music in the 70's! You are a couple of decades late 🤣
Whenever I hear show me love I’m instantly transported back to my teens, love that song ❤
@@sharonlabrecque1655 Disco not House. House the 80s for sure.
She performed for us Army soldiers when we were in Basic Training and we were so happy cuz we got a much needed break but also because it was CECE PENISTON!!! 🔥😂
A banging dance club hit back in it's day, and enhanced even more so, with the release of the hit Australian made movie "Priscilla: Queen of the Desert".
Great movie!!
I always think of that scene when hearing this song.
Yea I can see them doing this number…..what a hoot!
oohh...maybe "Priscilla" for a future movie reaction?
Love this movie!
This was a huge jam back in the day. Another one from the early 90's that was popular was
Crystal Waters - 100% Pure Love
Yes!!!!!!!!!
And 'Homeless'!
I LOVED "100% Pure Love!"
@@loritajohnson5664 “Gypsy Woman” 😊
She's got one other awesome song worth reacting to from that era. Forgetting the name of it but she had MC Lyte and Yoyo and Petra, all big early 90s female hip hop artists, in the video as her homegirls rolling on the car with her lol.
Update: found it! It's called "Keep on Walkin'."
This song was a huge dance hit in the 90's!!!
Not just a dance hit, it was a big hit period.
This was an early 90s dance hit because it was created in 91.
Yesssss to the 90s dance music! Now please add the following to your viewing list:
1. C&C Music Factory - Everybody Dance Now
2. Crystal Waters - Gypsy Woman
3. Soul II Soul - Back to Life
4. Snap - Rhythm is a Dancer
5. Black Box - Everybody Everybody
6. Eternal - Stay
7. Massive Attack - Safe from Harm
8. Bran Van 3000 - Drinking in LA
Also, please react to Rene & Angela's "I'll Be Good." Fantastic 80s R&B somg once sampled by Jay-Z and Foxy Brown!
The soundtrack of my early years.
cece was never given her true fame she deserved. she a goddess pure and simple.
This song was used in the movie comedy PRISCILLA QUEEN OF THE DESERT. This is the last performance in the movie and it's to this wonderful song!
Jay & Amber, her "We Got a Love Thang" and "Keep On Walkin' " were also #1 Dance Chart hits!!
edit-Jeff Beck, consistently ranked in the Top 5 of all-time guitarists passed away 1/10/23.
He’s known for jazz fusion, hard rock, blues rock and a blend of guitar-rock and electronica.
Check out Jeff’s “El Becko’ or “Star Cycle”. He was also in The Yardbirds, you reacted to them Aug 17, 2022.
"Keep on Walkin' " is probably my favorite by her, but "We Got a Love Thang" got you running to the dancefloor!
Yes I suggest "Keep On Walking" for next reaction.
Please, Please, Please you MUST do Keep On Walking! It's a pure banger/vibe!
That's some great 90s Dance/R&B! This was Cece's first big hit, and, most would say, her biggest. She did have several other major R&B hits, though, including "Keep On Walkin'", "Inside That I Cried", "I'm In the Mood", and "I'm Not Over You". I also recommend from this time period/genre "Gonna Make You Sweat" by C&C Music Factory, "The Power" by Snap!, "I'm So Into You" by SWV, "Now That We Found Love" by Heavy D & The Boyz, "Don't Walk Away" by Jade, and "Baby" by Brandy. Something I didn't know - CeCe went to Trevor Browne High School in Phoenix, Arizona, only 4 miles from my house! She was also Miss Black Arizona of 1989!! One final fact that will blow your mind - this was released as a single the SAME MONTH as Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit".
YES!! All that and Heavy D and the Boyz "We Got Our Own Thang" too! And Rob Base & DJ EZ Rock "It Takes Two"
@@canonfodder2068 Though Jay is an old school rap guy so I suspect he's heard those before. Would be cool to get reactions though, if only for Amber.
Don't Walk Away by Jade!! Oooh, haven't heard that in so long, what a great song!!
Hey Patrick...you left you a song that is my fav and I can't think of the name...you know it. Write me back ...
@@Shrykespeare Probably right, but I wouldn't care if a reactor said they knew a song but just wanted to share, like make it a feature: My Throwback Thursday.
This song was featured in the Australian movie Priscilla Queen of the Desert 🔥🔥🔥both song and movie are awesome 😎😎😎🎶🎶🎶
My very favorite movie!
Such a good movie. I saw it on a big screen in university. I think they should react to that movie and be surprised at who plays in it from the matrix
Yes, you must watch Priscilla Queen of the Dessert
The Salsa rhythm was in almost every hit between 1988 to 1994
Finally…with Finally. Love it. 90s we’re the bomb!
I can't count how many times I danced to this song in the early 90's...
Yes!
Def filled the dance floors! lol. We GenX loved to dance.
This is house music. Some R&B. Early '90s. CeCe is a hottie, too.
Gotta love the 90's!
If you liked this, check out these two from the same decade:
Robin S- Show Me Love
Black Box- Everybody Everybody
These were also big dance hits in the 90's. Need to do official video.
I was in college in 1991 when this was out and YES - we tore up the dance floor with it.
finally hitting the club dance music scene! 90s were very very very good! the 80s were incredible!
This was one of the last dance tunes to keep the 80's dance flame going.
Ce Ce's biggest hit was "Keep On Walking" the two of you will love that song and her vocals on it!
Finally I heard a song that jolted me out my seat to dance! Nice huh? So worth dancing to not wanting to sit down!
The object to dancing to this type of music, you HAD to dance to the whole song!
"Finally" was her debut and biggest single. On the Billboard Hot 100, "Finally" reached #5 and earned gold sales certification. "Keep On Walkin'" peaked at #15. Perhaps it was more popular on Billboard's R&B chart?
This song is part of the The Adventures of Priscilla: Queen of the Desert soundtrack. You need to watch this movie. It's a lot of fun and has the best costumes ever made for cinema.
I Grew up in the '90s so I Definitely Remember when This Came out I was just a little kid...! We we're break dancing In the 90's to This kind of Music..Love It!❤️
In the 90's CeCe Peniston had the hits ..This was a Big Big Hit!! Her music was playing a lot on BET MTV at the time!! Also check out: "Keep On Walkin" .. "We Got A Love Thang" .. "I'm Not Over You" ..."I'm In The Mood" .."Inside That I Cried" (her slow jam) ..
Cece was one of the many dance hall House divas that had the 90's club vibe going strong. Her, Robin S and Crystal Waters owned it.
an awesome example of 90's dance. this song became a HUGE drag anthem.
Absolutely love this song!! NO WAY could you sit still when it came on! Incredible vocals, and how cute is she?!?! Love her hair cut!
This was her first big hit, and she made us sweat on the dance floor for sure. I would love to see you kids react to "SOUL II SOUL, BACK TO LIFE" I can just picture Jay moving to that.
Great call........ Back To Life is fantastic 👍
This was one of those songs from the early 90's that stayed with us, it was still played on the radio in the late 90's.
Damn, this brings back such good memories. Released in 1991, and I was an early to mid-90s club girl. The remix of this song is fire! Your next CeCe song should be Keep on Walkin'. And We Got A Love Thang is pretty slammin' too.
Black Box - "Strike It Up".....Zhane- Hey Mr. D.J......SNAP! - "Rhythm Is A Dancer"......Haddaway - "What Is Love"........LE CLICK - "Tonight Is The Night".....La Bouche - "Sweet dreams" & "Be My Lover"......Amber - This is Your Night.....Real McCoy - Another Night....Rednex - Cotton Eye Joe (crazy one lol).
Yes now we're getting into the 90s dance scene......hold on now! I used to just rip it up on the dance floor in the 90s lol!! There are so many I don't know where to begin.
Technotronic started the dawn of the 90s with “Pump Up The Jam”, “Get Up (Before The Night Is Over)” and “Move This” 🔥
There were so many great club songs in the 1990s and this is one of them.
The 90s was sort of a peak in music, and by that I mean that the mainstreaming of both rapping and sampling was the last truly revolutionary innovation in popular music. In other words, every song made since then, even if it's indictive of the era in which it was made, also sounds like it could possibly have been made in 1998. This isn't a good thing or a bad thing, it's just an observation, and I think the first time I truly noticed this was when I heard "Rather Be" by Clean Bandit on the radio, shortly after hearing "Finally" on a different station, and I realized that if I could go back in time to when I DJ'd teen dances, I could slip "Rather Be" into a setlist and it would sound totally normal.
Edit: I want to be clear, I know that there's always innovation in music, I'm not saying that the EDM of the 90s is the same as today's, or that nobody's doing anything new, but what I'm saying is that the only things that are objectively changing are 1) the shifting of genres and subgenres, and 2) mastering software getting better and easier to use. Up until the 90s, think of how world-changing the innovations were. Recorded music. Electric instruments. Guitar effects pedals. Synthesizers. Rapping. Turntablism and sampling. The musical world before and after each of those innovations is massive.
I've been blessed with the music I've heard. I lived through 70s rock and disco, 80s pop, 90s dance. Can't get much better than that!
Awesome dance song from the early 90s !! Great groove and beat in this one !!
One of the gr8 dance music queens. I have ALL her music. Truss, every song she did, you LOVED! Glad you discovered her
I absolutely LOVE THIS SONG AND so does the Gay Community!!! They played it all the time. And she is one of my all-time female artists. Great range like Mariah Carey. But the tricks she does with her vocal is unique and AMAZING.
This was played frequently on the radio for soo many years! :)
She is a kick-ass singer, this song is a classic! Debuted in 1991.
This whole week, wherever I go, it's all 90's, all the 90's music. Everywhere, all week. And only 90's. So, yeah, I saw what you were listening to today, I was like, yup, let's go. And I knew you two would love it. You should listen to all the songs on the Pentatonix video of 90's dance medley, and then do the Pentatonix video. Oh, I happened to have the list for you, feel free to skip the ones you already did, which is quite a few of them. Be My Lover - La Bouche, What Is Love - Haddaway, Around The World (La La La La) - A Touch Of Class, Better Off Alone - Alice Deejay, Gonna Make You Sweat - C & C Music Factory, Rhythm is a Dancer - SNAP!, Boom Boom Boom Boom - Vengaboys, It Feels So Good - Sonique, Everytime We Touch - Cascada, Blue (Da Ba Dee) - Eiffel 65, Deep Inside - Little Louie Vega / Hardrive, Show Me Love - Robin S., Waiting for Tonight - Jennifer Lopez, Beautiful Life - Ace of Base, Believe - Cher, Gypsy Woman - Crystal Waters and...finally, Finally - CeCe Peniston
I LOVE THIS VIBE!!! IT'S BEEN FOREVER SINCE I'VE HEARD THIS.
Finally a song from my fav time in my lìfe ..out raving from 1988 too the 90.s ..the summer of love ....best days of my life ❤❤❤ u need to listen to more of these big hits..adeva respect is one you need to hear ....
Huge in the 90's. This song always reminds me of Jody Watley. Great Dance 🎶
Guys jeff beck died today you need to look him up and do a tribute to one of the greatest guitar players of all. Time
Please. Tribute to Jeff Beck. One of the Guitar Gods.
That's sad.
Give them a song of his. I like "El Becko" and "Space Boogie" !
Freeway jam. Blow by blow. Becks Belero or even somewhere over the rainbow
Oh no I just found out man he was my dude and High School in the 70s and I kind of wondered how he and Johnny Depp got together but he was jamming with him too thanks Jeff I'll celebrate your life
Welcome to the wonderful world of "House Music!!'
This was one of the BIGGEST hits from the early era of 90's House.
This was such a MASSIVE Club BANGER!!! You guys don't even KNOW!!
The House music genre was just getting recognition & mass exposure largely due to this song.
To be in a club dancing to this & other House Music classics w/my friends was some of the BEST times of my life!!
For other essential 90's House classic tracks be sure to check out:
"Ride on Time" & "Everybody, Everybody"~ Black box
"Moving On Up ~ M People
"Gypsy Woman" & "100% Pure Love" ~ Crystal Waters
"Good Life" ~ Inner City
"Rhythm is a Dancer" & "The Power" ~ SNAP!
"Missing" ~ Everything but the Girl
"The Whistle Song" ~ Frankie Knuckles
BUT MOST IMPORTANTLY OF ALL PLEASE CHECK OUT:
"SHOW ME LOVE!" ~ ROBIN S. *1993*
No other song exemplifies the early House Music genre & scene MORE than that classic track!!
You can't count how many times it's been sampled & used as a interpolation of a "new" song.
**BE ADVISED** there is another song w/the SAME title & sung by a Swedish singer named RobYn her version came out in 1995.
Please make sure you listen to the original.
Cece Penniston is awesome! So many awesome hits queen Cece work it!
This is from the early 90's, and it was definitely a club banger! Also, I remember being at a night club in Toronto and CeCe was actually there, tearing up the dance floor along with the crowd. It was awesome.
One of my favorite songs from this era. Undeniably fantastic!
This is one of my all time favorite songs!
When this song came on in the club, everyone rushed to the dance floor. I remember it was new and exciting when I first heard it in my friends car in 1991. One of the earliest house dance hits to make it to the mainstream.
CeCe Penniston's 'Keep On Walking' is another banger.
Gosh I miss the 90s!! What a time to be a young teen when these dance hits were non-stop on the pop radio stations and I LOVED IT. So much fun and you couln't help but move your booty to these bangers! Please also check out Kym Sims - she wasn't as mainstream, but she has a similar sound and vibe to CeCe. Her songs "Take My Advice" - "Too Blind To See It" + "We Gotta Love" are such underappreciated R&B club hits that I think you both would love! Keep smiling!! 💃🕺💃🕺💃
Another fire song! Everybody was dancing to this! I dare anyone to not be moving when this song comes on! And that growl in her voice!!! Oh so awesome!!!!
This song and music video came out in 1990. CeCe Peniston has a CD compilation that is part of the “20th Century Masters” series of most of the greatest music artists and groups of the 20th Century.
Classic 90's dance Banger!! I don't know if I've heard this 1k or 10k times, hahaha! But, Yes, it filled the dancefloor!
When watching this video, you need to have 3-D glasses on….. such a huge hit for the dance floor
Absolute classic that never gets old. Still listen to this on a regular basis, always gets me hyped.
Hey, Amber, need a little Cold Blood on Friday.
She wrote that herself a few years earlier. The magic 120 bpm formula. The dance remix of this song is based on the piano riff from the house music classic "Someday" by CeCe Rogers from 1987
CeCe Peniston filled the dance floors in the early 90s. She was just 21 when she recorded Finally. Other hits included "We Got a Love Thang" and "Keep on Walkin'".
Yes, Finally One Of My All Time Favorite Song's,Takes Me Back To My Childhood
I knew you were gonna say "that's how you felt when you first saw me. FINALLY!!". 🤣
Days of House Music! So many great memories in da club!!!!
YES... FINALLY do a deep dive..CeCe wasn't comfortable with the club Queen but checkout Walk On and a beautiful ballad INSIDE THAT I CRIED
Ooh. One of my favorite dance club hits.
This was from around 92. Loved that look on your faces when she came in with that growl 😅
FANTASTIC DANCE SONG!!!!!! 🕺💃💞
The 90's were so much fun because of jams like this. This decade had some of the best music.
This song is now 30 years old 😳. This was an absolute club stomper in the early 90’s.
It's so fun watching you guys get into the music! This was one of the songs used in the movie "The Adventures of Priscilla: Queen of the Desert" - which is a lot of fun and packed with great music.
Great movie for someone to do a reaction to ?
Fierce!
@@markcaporn9789 Absolutely!
I saw a musical of the movie on a cruise. It was so much fun live!
Thats such a fun movie! Great suggestion
Oh the 90s. This immediately reminded me of the Salt-n-Pepa and En Vogue collab “Whatta Man”. Y’all should definitely check out these powerhouse girl groups.
Yeah, dance hits from back in the day..you need to hear CeCe's "We Got A Love Thang" as well. Other dance tunes also, like Lonnie Gordon's "Gonna Catch U", Cathy Dennis' "Just Another Dream", and Black Box's "Strike It Up".
Other songs by CeCe Peniston are Keep on Walkin' and We Got a Love Thang. Both are great! She did great R&B music in early 1990's.
90s dance!! Oh yeah!! Here are a few more... house music baby!! 🎶
Technotronic pump up the jam
Snap! "Rythym Is a Dancer"
Black box "strike it up"
Soul to Soul "Back to life "
Jagged edge "let's get married" Remarquarble remix
Usher "yeah"!!
You definitely have to try her other big dance hit: "We Got a Love Thang." It's just as catchy as "Finally," and has a pretty well-concealed Michael Jackson sample in it too.
We had the best dance music.. This was awesome house party jams..
This is the first time I've heard this version and it's great.
You haven't done, well, they are the first 80s black British group that comes to mind. Back to Life by Soul II Soul. "soul 2 soul"
This still bumps TODAY
EARLY 90's Dance Music was BOMB! You are correct Amber :-D
Danced all over the west village to this song. A House classic.
Such a legend
My favorite song from that style and that era, love the vibe the beat and the chorus, and of course her voice and her way of singing.
This got a lot of Play in the 90"s and well into the 2000's. It is full of Up Beat Energy and Positive Vibes and CeCe's lOOk and VOiCe are so Appealing!!! She is a Siren of the Ages!!!
Oh yeah definitely a club jam brought the soul out❤❤❤
Moooaarrrr 90s House Music!
Was 30 when this came out and in Germany. Absolutely loved it. A big floor filler in the disco's!
I used to love dancing to this song. So catchy and her voice is tops.
You are 100 percent correct about this being a club hit. There are some remixes of 'Finally' that will bring the house down. It's also a favored song for drag queens to perform to.
"Jocelyn Brown - Somebody Else's Guy" is just one of the best tunes EVER. You'll love it.
This song brings back SO MUCH nostalgia!!
Thanks for reacting to this!! This is one of my favorite dance songs of ALL TIME! I love this version and this music video. No matter where I am, if it comes on, I must move...I must dance! 🕺🏽🤩🔥
Huge hit at the clubs. Ce Ce has an amazing voice. This song is in my work out rotation.🏃🏽♀️
Dance music! South Florida memories Power 96
Reminds of when I was early 20’s out on the dance floor….so much fun!
OMG this got so much airplay! Seemed it played on repeat everywhere you went (at least here in Holland it did)
A banger of a song. Top notch. CeCe Peniston you go girl