Heard this track at The Shelter back in the day......people starting going crazy.....there were people on the dance floor crying and singing it......It was one of my first great experiences of House Music......from the start,to the middle,to the slowing down near the end,to the speed up....this is one of the great ones.......this is one of the tracks that pull me into Househead Heaven........now I am certified...
when New York had over 30-40- Mega clubs, all packed to the rafters. I was at Sound Factory with 10 of my friends on the dance floor and Junior put this on for the first time. We thought we would lose our minds
Who in the hell said this was underrated. Tell me where they live Janna and I'll blast it out right outside their house. This tune is a CHOOOOOOONNNNNN.
You're absolutely correct. in fact, as I'm dancing around my pad to this for the 26th year ?? - is that right? - I realize I FEEL YOUNG. This song is TIMELESS. Fierce. Flawless. And it makes me HAPPY.
Saturday Night/Sunday Morning @ Sound Factory, March 16/17, 1991...Frankie played this track 3 times...the Reverse Remix twice and this one last!!! Thanx to DJ Juan Spencer (of 12" Dance DC) for taking me & my buddy Rodney on that road trip that night from DC to NY (and subsequently getting the 12'' for me)! His mixtapes for the road were FIERCE! Frankie also played his "Whistle Song" and "Gypsy Woman (She's Homeless)" thrice that night as NONE of those trax were released at that time.
Sound Factory is my all-time favorite! I loved the anticipation and excitement while waiting in line to get in, as the outside brick walls were vibrating from the amazing sound system inside. Then, once inside, you'd see the small groups and circles with people battling with dance moves as they vibed to those House tracks. Dj Junior Vasquez is a legend! So many artists and their dancers would pop into the Sound Factory to get inspired, practice and battle!
I don't know if they build clubs like The PowerPlant, the Warehouse, or the Sound Factory, Traks etc. anymore. But you know what I mean, clubs where the sound system is so large and so quality, that beats like this can really resonate, go through you. Not just loud, but bounce!
this is my favourite song of all time. reminds me of driving home from Venus down the M1 and the M62 in the early hours with the windows down and the warm sticky air as the sun came up over the Peninines. one of THE best house productions of all time, along with Don Carlos' Alone. perfect in every way.
Absolute class back in the day b4 internet and mad social ntwking. To hear tunes like this there was only a handful of places to venture to. Troubles House and Ministry of sound. We had to perfect our mastery on 1200's and actually mixed recoŕds!
Holy Shit! Last time I heard this was at the original Club Shelter on Hubert St NYC back in 91! Timmy Regisford would bring down the house every time he played this track!!!
Erick Figueroa those were the good ole days.... I remember having this on a tape that I had made at club crash and I came home one day and my fucking parents were playing this song. I was so embarrassed!! Looking back on that now, it's hilarious!....🤣😚
BACK IN THE DAYS IN THE MID 80 AND 90 THE HOUSE MUSIC WAS OUT OF THIS WORLD, AND IT WILL NEVER BE LIKE THIS ANY MORE. IT IS NOTHING LIKE OLD SCHOOL HOUSE MUSIC.
Palladium, Limelight, The Tunnel, The Red Zone, Velvet. Those were some of my favorite clubs back in the 90's in NYC playing jams like this while I was trippin out till 5am. Oh where do the years go?
Legendary house music. We used to be on the dance floor with baby powder to get that spin or glide ready for some foot magic. This was definitely one of the soundtracks for Jersey and NYC clubs. I'm 36 and was a teen getting it in to this.
Damn.. This takes me back to when my boys and I used to go to clubs, just to battle other crews in HOUSE dancing!! Sooo, who's down to battle?! Lol! #bestyearsofmylife
The last time I heard this song I was 7. I've been looking many years for it! I so happened to only remember the chorus and melody and good Ole Alexa did the rest! 30 years later my ears reunite TONITE 🎶
Actually got to dance to this a few weeks ago at Output - David Morales, Tony Humprhies, and Louie Vega were spinning together. SO GREAT to hear this track in entirety at full volume. Danced my butt off!!
this was another kicka at the ClubHouse in DC!!! Damn, I had to play this one again!! This has brought back so many memories!!!! Man, and when they cut all the lights out in that club, and turned the tweeters up, it was hell in that club!!! Man, I am missing it!!!
Back in the 90's Radio Italia Network would play the begining with the ladies talking right after every commercial. This was played only at night when the House Tracks would play. Naval Air Station Sigonella It. used to be fun back in the 90's.
I cant put into words right now the joy I have in my heart right now finding this song after 28 years of searching. My life just zoomed back to 1993 NYC Saturday night when they played house music on 98.7 kiss fm and hot 97.1 fm.
I remember first hearing this song at closing time in NYC's "The World" Hip-hop and Techno/House night club on Lower east side. Brings back memories of that time circa 1992.
The first Time i heard this song was believe or not in Philly at this club called the Baseline which was on 12th and Arch Street at the time. Boy the 90s was fun!😃😀😃😀😃😃😃😃😃
I'm number 332 who LOVES this tune!!!! Later for the little .03% of dislikes. This tune was an ANTHEM!!! Are you with me when I say there was no period of house like the 90s in NYC, CHI, DC? ShoooT!!!! Rudolphos "SUNDAY AFTERNOON"...Thank you KUOTA51...I'll "LOVE YOU ALL MY LIFE TIME" for bringing this back to hear!!! Its a "LOVE SO SPECIAL!!!!"
Haven't heard this song since the 90's and have been searching the web for it, just found it today. Great house song! Brings back a lot of memories! Clubbing was the best in those days, awesome music!
I am from London if you read my comments i say that the 80's was a much better decade for clubs/music than the 90's. The 80's had paradise Garage, The Music Box, The Warehouse, Shoom, Amnesia when it was open air and Alfredo was resident. These clubs created modern club culture and as someone is old enough to remember and go to 3 off them i should know.
Love this song so much,the memories from those days were sooo great this tune makes me sad for those days again...baltimore is no new york,but in the 90s b-more had a true,thrieving,underground house scene and this song by the basement boys and all others is a real testiment to b-more and its underground music scene back then,this song says it all for b-more,this song comes from the natives of this small city..true to the sound&sub-culture of garage&house music.
basement boys....say no more..! if anyone has got `higher than high` by them came out in 88-89 had it but lost my vinyl & never seen or heard of it since........oh mother nature take me `higher than high`....!
Jersey!! Zanzibar, Club 88, Sensations, Club Napoleon, Dazzles, Crystals, Club America, Peppermint, Club Kyaam, Gregorys, Bogeys, Le Prairies, damn and my club on Main St. that shut down, I'm blank now! Anyway...JERRRRRSEY!
I WAS 15, IN HIGH SCHOOL WORKING PART TIME AND SAVING UP MY ALLOWANCE JUST TO BUY MY RECORDS AND CD'S AND MIXING THIS HOT TRACK OM MY MIXTAPES ALONG WITH OTHER SICK JOINTS, THAT MADE IT TREMOR ON THE DANCEFLOOR. ANOTHER LOVE MAKING CLASSIC! I WAS LOOKING FOR THIS JOINT ONLINE AS WELL FOR YEARS B/C I LOCKED UP MY VINTAGE RECORDS TO PASS ON TO MY NEXT GENERATION. 1
Oh My GOD!This was one of the hottest tracks back in the day. I love this. Only someone with the knowledge of house music and taste on their tongue could understand how hot it really is. This is what they played in the club to cool everyone down after an upbeat house track. You could just pace yourself with your dancing to cool off before the DJ picked it back up. WOW. Godd job KUOTA51. You know your shit.
OMG !! THANKS TO TH-cam I "DISCOVERED" THIS FABULOUS SONG JUST NOW.. I CLICKED ON IT BECAUSE IT WAS IN THEIR BRILLIANT LIST OF SONGS TO TRY ON THE RIGHT SIDE COLUMN WHERE YOU CAN FIND SIMILAR MUSIC IN THE GENRE AND SONGS THAT YOU JUST CAN'T FIND ANYMORE! I NEARLY FORGOT THIS FAB SONG ALL NEW YORK CITY USED TO DANCE TO AT THE CLUBS! NOT STUPID BORING SPOTIFY NOT STUPID PANDORA BUT TH-cam HAS ALL THESE SONGS AND DISPLAYS THEM SO YOU CAN FIND THEM!! LOVE TH-cam NO ONE DOES IT LIKE TH-cam \ THEY HAVE THE MOST "OBSCURE" SONGS THAT WE CAN NOW FIND RESURRECT TO THE HIGH PLACE IN THE FIRMAMENT OF DANCE HOUSE MUSIC WHERE THEY BELONG.. THANK YOU TH-cam! YOU ARE THE BEST!!
this brings back so many warm memories when life was just a little bit simpler and i was bit higher. when that bassline kicks in i still get chills. thanks.
This sounds INCREDIBLE with headphones on - that bassline! What a classic, what an exhilarating piece of music, what an anthem! Yeah, you could say... 😉 *hitting like*
Thats crazy.....they were supposed to perform at kilimanjaro's back when their 1st album dropped and a fight broke out there and someone got shot.....right before they were supposed to get on stage!
I sometimes wonder what keeps this music going when essentially it's the same elements repeated. Then I think, "we made this". It's the human spirit - that's what keeps the records (cd's, 1's and 0's) spinning. That's why people are still learning to play Mozart today. Frequency, vibrations, sympathetic resonance.
I got to listen to that just out of chance, this video came after another one I was listening. That's just crazy I was about not to clik on it. i cliked and... I can believe it, that's a song I heard on radio years ago (on radio FG, France). I didn't know what this track was, and now I just dicover it out of chance! thank you so much I think it might be a gift from up there, thank you so much !!!
1989 to 1991 NYC independent 91.1 radio station played underground tracks later to become worldwide hits from 12 to 3am. Tracks that gave birth to the popularity of the Red Zone.
Where every you were. Whatever you were doing. If it was good for you that was the best. For me, London in the early 1990s was the joint. I this song there and danced my behind off!
mint mint mint. this is my top track of all time and it's locked away in storage on the other side of the atlantic. brings back proper memories. thank you kuota51.
Heard this track at The Shelter back in the day......people starting going crazy.....there were people on the dance floor crying and singing it......It was one of my first great experiences of House Music......from the start,to the middle,to the slowing down near the end,to the speed up....this is one of the great ones.......this is one of the tracks that pull me into Househead Heaven........now I am certified...
As you're certified, please play your tunes loud and boogie too! Certainly was a perfect example of class on a turntable!
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This was a Shelter Classic....indeed!
Same for me. If you don't get house after hearing this you never will.
Well Allright ❤❤
when New York had over 30-40- Mega clubs, all packed to the rafters. I was at Sound Factory with 10 of my friends on the dance floor and Junior put this on for the first time. We thought we would lose our minds
Terribly underrated!!! Sometimes this makes me teary eyed! The finest house track ever!!! Long live 1991!!!
Who in the hell said this was underrated. Tell me where they live Janna and I'll blast it out right outside their house. This tune is a CHOOOOOOONNNNNN.
I think most how house heads consider it a classic, not underrated
1991 was a incredible year for house music.
@danw1374 you couldn't have said it more Truer Word that's for sure
Can't disagree with that sentiment. Brilliant then and now.
88-89 were the best years of my life. Its never been the same since. The drugs, the music, the scene were amazing.
88 89 90 I also had the time of my life young and happy and free
You ain't wrong I'm just on my way home now. 1luv 😎
The drugs oooo real Charlie real e’sssssssssss cali sunshine 😮 all loved up 🔥💯🔥
Yes.
@@gaztop411Ah man!
One of the most amazing track on earth, really...
+Elsa Hufnagel
Elsa,
You have amazing taste in music.
Easy now...
Timeless track though!
she places comments on tracks that are legendary, just sayin :)
What is that supposed to mean?
You're absolutely correct. in fact, as I'm dancing around my pad to this for the 26th year ?? - is that right? - I realize I FEEL YOUNG. This song is TIMELESS. Fierce. Flawless. And it makes me HAPPY.
The “In The Backseat of Bobby’s Buick” from For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/When The Rainbow is Enuf (1982) sample is BANANAS!!!!
Louie Vega at It'll Do Club
Dallas TX 2024 what a gift from New York 🎼🔥🎚️
This and Luv Dancin' by the Underground solution are some of the best House songs ever!
WORD!!!!!!!
I hear you, brother!
May have to agree here - they both have such a great late night house vibe & bouncy b-line
Saturday Night/Sunday Morning @ Sound Factory, March 16/17, 1991...Frankie played this track 3 times...the Reverse Remix twice and this one last!!! Thanx to DJ Juan Spencer (of 12" Dance DC) for taking me & my buddy Rodney on that road trip that night from DC to NY (and subsequently getting the 12'' for me)! His mixtapes for the road were FIERCE! Frankie also played his "Whistle Song" and "Gypsy Woman (She's Homeless)" thrice that night as NONE of those trax were released at that time.
Sounds like a memory that will last forever. Must have been such an amazing night!
@@ganzo86
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FRANKIE THE KING
memories I remember that night
Sound Factory is my all-time favorite! I loved the anticipation and excitement while waiting in line to get in, as the outside brick walls were vibrating from the amazing sound system inside. Then, once inside, you'd see the small groups and circles with people battling with dance moves as they vibed to those House tracks. Dj Junior Vasquez is a legend! So many artists and their dancers would pop into the Sound Factory to get inspired, practice and battle!
@@wells2671 He still is. Even in 2024!
1993 RED ZONE NYC DANCING ALL NIGHT..HOUSE MUSIC ALL NIGHT LONG.....
Yulp & TRACKS, KILAMANJOR,
That would've been a great experience! Thank you for expressing..
Haven't heard this in 26,27 years.Memories of late night radio stations recordings on Maxwell Chrome tapes.
Yooo lol same here. I had this on an old tape I recorded from 98.7 kiss fm in 1992 or 1993.
this instantly takes me back to the summer of 1991. amazing!
This track is one of the Frankie Knuckles favorite... He loved to play always.
When? Tonight!!
I don't know if they build clubs like The PowerPlant, the Warehouse, or the Sound Factory, Traks etc. anymore. But you know what I mean, clubs where the sound system is so large and so quality, that beats like this can really resonate, go through you. Not just loud, but bounce!
This track was the sht back in the day. 1991 had hits for days. The year of the gritty house
Sse
this is my favourite song of all time.
reminds me of driving home from Venus down the M1 and the M62 in the early hours with the windows down and the warm sticky air as the sun came up over the Peninines.
one of THE best house productions of all time, along with Don Carlos' Alone.
perfect in every way.
Where is that?
@@unfinishedsympathy245 Venus was in Nottingham, England.
@@skyblue1156 thanks for the info , you have great taste in music 🙂👍🏾
There was nothing like NYC!!!!!!!! in the 90S
Absolute class back in the day b4 internet and mad social ntwking. To hear tunes like this there was only a handful of places to venture to. Troubles House and Ministry of sound. We had to perfect our mastery on 1200's and actually mixed recoŕds!
I heard this track played by Tony Humphries when he used to do the midnight show on 98.7 KISS FM 😃
ONE OF THE SOUND FACTORY ANTHEMS🎼‼️‼️‼️🎇💥🎆🎇💥🎆🎇💥
I freaking love this song !!! I have been looking for it for a long time..
Holy Shit! Last time I heard this was at the original Club Shelter on Hubert St NYC back in 91! Timmy Regisford would bring down the house every time he played this track!!!
Erick Figueroa those were the good ole days.... I remember having this on a tape that I had made at club crash and I came home one day and my fucking parents were playing this song.
I was so embarrassed!! Looking back on that now, it's hilarious!....🤣😚
BACK IN THE DAYS IN THE MID 80 AND 90 THE HOUSE MUSIC WAS OUT OF THIS WORLD, AND IT WILL NEVER BE LIKE THIS ANY MORE. IT IS NOTHING LIKE OLD SCHOOL HOUSE MUSIC.
Your comment is very powerful 👍🏾🔥
God how I miss NY in the 90´s..this music brings me good memories ..still get chills...
Red Zone in NYC.....early 90's with David Morales on the turntables.......who else remembers that place and time?
I get such a rush of nostalgia whenever I hear this track. God damn it's great!
Palladium, Limelight, The Tunnel, The Red Zone, Velvet. Those were some of my favorite clubs back in the 90's in NYC playing jams like this while I was trippin out till 5am. Oh where do the years go?
Legendary house music. We used to be on the dance floor with baby powder to get that spin or glide ready for some foot magic. This was definitely one of the soundtracks for Jersey and NYC clubs. I'm 36 and was a teen getting it in to this.
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Goosebumps.. I'm thankfull to have experience such an unbelievable time in history.
Damn.. This takes me back to when my boys and I used to go to clubs, just to battle other crews in HOUSE dancing!! Sooo, who's down to battle?! Lol! #bestyearsofmylife
The last time I heard this song I was 7. I've been looking many years for it! I so happened to only remember the chorus and melody and good Ole Alexa did the rest! 30 years later my ears reunite TONITE 🎶
Wow you were 7 and remember hearing this classic? That's pretty powerful
Actually got to dance to this a few weeks ago at Output - David Morales, Tony Humprhies, and Louie Vega were spinning together. SO GREAT to hear this track in entirety at full volume. Danced my butt off!!
This is the best track of all time.
I played it at my wedding, and I want this to be playing (loudly) when I take my last breath.
WILLIAMCHANEL You will revive in the casket
Amen bro
That's fuckin beautiful! I never thought anyone else on this planet could love this song as much as me.
HOUSE NATION
There are a few Trax I want played at my afterlife party and this is one
Sh...t I looked for this for 25yrs thanks even though I'm young no more but I finally got this.
+Katlego Moticoe I'm glad you reconnected with such a classic!!!!!!!
+Katlego Moticoe I can only imagine the feeling of nostalgia you had
+Katlego Moticoe love it when that happens. i used to own it, lost it and found it 25 years later on youtube tonight!
never give up😃👍
Me too, so happy to have found this again 🙌🏻😂
I used to work at sound Factory in New York City and we played this song all the time! Brings back so many great memories
this was another kicka at the ClubHouse in DC!!! Damn, I had to play this one again!! This has brought back so many memories!!!! Man, and when they cut all the lights out in that club, and turned the tweeters up, it was hell in that club!!! Man, I am missing it!!!
Bassmentality! High on the heels of another bass dominated classic, gypsymen "hear the music" (morales mix).
Back in the 90's Radio Italia Network would play the begining with the ladies talking right after every commercial. This was played only at night when the House Tracks would play. Naval Air Station Sigonella It. used to be fun back in the 90's.
Pure class tune ❤😊❤😊 oh memories are flooding back
I cant put into words right now the joy I have in my heart right now finding this song after 28 years of searching. My life just zoomed back to 1993 NYC Saturday night when they played house music on 98.7 kiss fm and hot 97.1 fm.
😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
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Man I love this song…I’ve been searching for a long time!!’ We use to jam to this at the Red Zone!!! In the summer of 91 good times!!!
I remember first hearing this song at closing time in NYC's "The World" Hip-hop and Techno/House night club on Lower east side. Brings back memories of that time circa 1992.
Makes your hair stand up. What a classic tune!
The first Time i heard this song was believe or not in Philly at this club called the Baseline which was on 12th and Arch Street at the time. Boy the 90s was fun!😃😀😃😀😃😃😃😃😃
1 of my favorite classics
90's was pure!
i was looking for that word
P e r f e c t e d
I'm number 332 who LOVES this tune!!!! Later for the little .03% of dislikes. This tune was an ANTHEM!!! Are you with me when I say there was no period of house like the 90s in NYC, CHI, DC? ShoooT!!!! Rudolphos "SUNDAY AFTERNOON"...Thank you KUOTA51...I'll "LOVE YOU ALL MY LIFE TIME" for bringing this back to hear!!! Its a "LOVE SO SPECIAL!!!!"
No one played it like the GASS club did!👈 Ruff! & TUFF! Sunday nights!👈 Now Easy London!💪
Good old days !
Haven't heard this song since the 90's and have been searching the web for it, just found it today. Great house song! Brings back a lot of memories! Clubbing was the best in those days, awesome music!
This Track is so special! Warm, soulfull HOUSE! Perfect!
Holy Shit....Tonite!!!!! Awesome track! Gotta love that house music...
this track haunted me at the sound factory for months, yet i somehow couldn't get enough of it.
13 years ago, WOW! hope you are happy, healthy, and still listening
I used to work at sound Factory
I am from London if you read my comments i say that the 80's was a much better decade for clubs/music than the 90's. The 80's had paradise Garage, The Music Box, The Warehouse, Shoom, Amnesia when it was open air and Alfredo was resident. These clubs created modern club culture and as someone is old enough to remember and go to 3 off them i should know.
could listen to this joint for another 10 minutes straight... good post!
Love this song so much,the memories from those days were sooo great this tune makes me sad for those days again...baltimore is no new york,but in the 90s b-more had a true,thrieving,underground house scene and this song by the basement boys and all others is a real testiment to b-more and its underground music scene back then,this song says it all for b-more,this song comes from the natives of this small city..true to the sound&sub-culture of garage&house music.
The essence of house.
This guy. You know it, brotha.
that guy is a cool brotha
Cant add anything to that,sick jam,Basement Boys at their best.
Omg, I adore this song so much. Thank you for this post. Simply Nostalgia..
basement boys....say no more..!
if anyone has got `higher than high` by them came out in 88-89 had it but lost my vinyl & never seen or heard of it since........oh mother nature take me `higher than high`....!
such a beautiful feeling finding a track that has evaded you for three decades!
Jersey!! Zanzibar, Club 88, Sensations, Club Napoleon, Dazzles, Crystals, Club America, Peppermint, Club Kyaam, Gregorys, Bogeys, Le Prairies, damn and my club on Main St. that shut down, I'm blank now! Anyway...JERRRRRSEY!
That Baltimore Basement House Flavor!!!!!!!!!!!
I`ve been searching for this song forever, I heard it first time on the radio... I was 14 or 15...Tanx !!!!!!
Colored Girls BUMP!!!
rolling at 2 a.m afterhours ina club with this dope track cant get better. one of my favorites...
nothing better than this really ... :-)
I WAS 15, IN HIGH SCHOOL WORKING PART TIME AND SAVING UP MY ALLOWANCE JUST TO BUY MY RECORDS AND CD'S AND MIXING THIS HOT TRACK OM MY MIXTAPES ALONG WITH OTHER SICK JOINTS, THAT MADE IT TREMOR ON THE DANCEFLOOR. ANOTHER LOVE MAKING CLASSIC! I WAS LOOKING FOR THIS JOINT ONLINE AS WELL FOR YEARS B/C I LOCKED UP MY VINTAGE RECORDS TO PASS ON TO MY NEXT GENERATION. 1
absolute stomper so reminds me of an ERA in Uk when my friends & I all danced & raved like no tomorrow
Sick Tune. 2014 and still rocks it.
Oh My GOD!This was one of the hottest tracks back in the day. I love this. Only someone with the knowledge of house music and taste on their tongue could understand how hot it really is. This is what they played in the club to cool everyone down after an upbeat house track. You could just pace yourself with your dancing to cool off before the DJ picked it back up. WOW. Godd job KUOTA51. You know your shit.
OMG !! THANKS TO TH-cam I "DISCOVERED" THIS FABULOUS SONG JUST NOW.. I CLICKED ON IT BECAUSE IT WAS IN THEIR BRILLIANT LIST OF SONGS TO TRY ON THE RIGHT SIDE COLUMN WHERE YOU CAN FIND SIMILAR MUSIC IN THE GENRE AND SONGS THAT YOU JUST CAN'T FIND ANYMORE! I NEARLY FORGOT THIS FAB SONG ALL NEW YORK CITY USED TO DANCE TO AT THE CLUBS! NOT STUPID BORING SPOTIFY NOT STUPID PANDORA BUT TH-cam HAS ALL THESE SONGS AND DISPLAYS THEM SO YOU CAN FIND THEM!! LOVE TH-cam NO ONE DOES IT LIKE TH-cam \ THEY HAVE THE MOST "OBSCURE" SONGS THAT WE CAN NOW FIND RESURRECT TO THE HIGH PLACE IN THE FIRMAMENT OF DANCE HOUSE MUSIC WHERE THEY BELONG.. THANK YOU TH-cam! YOU ARE THE BEST!!
Yess!! I just had your exact feeling :)))!
First time I heard at Club Vision on 27th 10th & 11th Avenue when they first perform this song in 1989
This came out in 1991 hun
Clearly one of the greatest recordings of all time.
Killer tune.. 1luv 😎..
I got goosebumps right now too... This is real house music, for sure!
this brings back so many warm memories when life was just a little bit simpler and i was bit higher. when that bassline kicks in i still get chills. thanks.
This sounds INCREDIBLE with headphones on - that bassline! What a classic, what an exhilarating piece of music, what an anthem! Yeah, you could say... 😉 *hitting like*
Indeed!!
Takes me back to the Sound Factory. Those were the days.
Baltimore in the HOUSE!!! The hometown of The Basement Boys
The Best trax in the world!!! forever!!!! :,)
Thats crazy.....they were supposed to perform at kilimanjaro's back when their 1st album dropped and a fight broke out there and someone got shot.....right before they were supposed to get on stage!
Those Guys are The Basement Boys but the vocals are Eleanor Mills.
I sometimes wonder what keeps this music going when essentially it's the same elements repeated. Then I think, "we made this". It's the human spirit - that's what keeps the records (cd's, 1's and 0's) spinning.
That's why people are still learning to play Mozart today. Frequency, vibrations, sympathetic resonance.
TRUU👌
This music simply put is “healing”
It takes you to that place that's why it's still here to stay!
ManMachineMusic, so to speak
First heard this on key 103 with Stu Allen back in the day. 1991 great summer
I got to listen to that just out of chance, this video came after another one I was listening. That's just crazy I was about not to clik on it. i cliked and... I can believe it, that's a song I heard on radio years ago (on radio FG, France). I didn't know what this track was, and now I just dicover it out of chance! thank you so much I think it might be a gift from up there, thank you so much !!!
+iciloic cool story !!! happens sometimes !
tain ça avait l'air sympas radio FG
1989 to 1991 NYC independent 91.1 radio station played underground tracks later to become worldwide hits from 12 to 3am. Tracks that gave birth to the popularity of the Red Zone.
à l'époque
@@LuisRodriguez-jp7pr OMG. Red Zone was the place to be! Loved that club. Many fond memories.
Where every you were. Whatever you were doing. If it was good for you that was the best. For me, London in the early 1990s was the joint. I this song there and danced my behind off!
mint mint mint.
this is my top track of all time and it's locked away in storage on the other side of the atlantic.
brings back proper memories.
thank you kuota51.
ah man what a track. I used to put this on my mix tapes all the time.
i will always love house music
Super Superb.....lost at the time...thank you!
Classic bassline
One of the best songs ever, one of my favorites!
Fantastic Track!!!!!!!!!!
timeless! so beautiful, I could cry...
Lucky break. I wasn't even searching for this.
Thank you.
First time I heard this was @ Sound Factory 🔊🔊🔊🎼🏃🏻🚶🏻🏃🏻👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🎹
Yaaaaaassssssss. I was dancing on the speakers under the DJ booth. Those days..
Superb track it brings those incredible memories.
The Shelter NYC. Timmy Regisford. Hubert St. That is all.
👏👏👏👏 respect 1992