Chaka Khan - I Feel for You REACTION!
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Honey, that's STEVIE WONDER on the harmonica...and yes, this is a bonafide 80s classic...this song was EVERYWHERE around 1984-85, in the clubs, at the parties and definitely on the dance floors...this was a true b-boy classic breakdancing cut, and this video also uses Turbo, Ozone and other dancers from the popular Breakin' movies from 1984 as well...and that's Melle Mel that you hear performing the "let me rock you, Chaka Khan" rap in the song...this is one of the earliest songs that bridged r&b and hiphop together in the 80s....you definitely need to watch some more Chaka Khan videos!
YES, the one and only Stevie Wonder! Produced by Arif Mardin
Thanks, I did not know that was Stevie on the harp!
LA breaking royalty. Shabadoo, Boogaloo Shrimp, and Poppin Taco. Also I believe the models are wearing clothes by designer Norma Kamali, if memory serves. (But I might be wrong about that)
Let me add to that point, some more info. This song was written by Prince and was on his very first album. They revamped it for Chaka to sing for the Breakin' soundtrack. It really was that song.....because of how popular the movie was. It was the "Save the Last Dance" and "Step Up" before they were an idea.
You know Your s#!t!!
Chaka Khan is a legend.
She truly is. I've been a fan since she started (with Rufus) in the early 70's and she is one of the best ever. I love her voice, her ability to survive for 40 years in the music business and her philanthropy - trying to help the less fortunate among us. One of the truely great female vocalists from back in the day still going strong. She was one of Aretha's favorites - nuff said.
No doubt
This is actually a remake of Prince's "I feel for you" from his 1st album in 1979. The harmonica is Stevie Wonder and the "say yeahhh" sample is a 12 year old Stevie Wonder from his 1st single "Fingertips". Check out Prince's original but this one is better to me.
Smitty Benzo wow! Thank you!
I actually like the Prince version a lot more
And its Melle Mel on the intro rap who also reused it on Step Off from the same year.
Thanks! I always wondered about that vocal sample, I thought it coulda been MJ, now I know why it was so familiar, fingertips was my jam as a kid
Well, alrighty then.
Written by Prince, rapped by Melle Mel, harmonica by Stevie Wonder and sung by Chaka Khan...This track is pure distilled 80's Pop genius.
Classic there is not a person A certain age that doesn’t know the opening to that song
You're right!
Or remember Flavor Flav's intro of her on "Soul Train"! Melle Mel (on the wheels of steel and rap) and Stevie Wonder (on harmonica) did an excellent job on the intro, Prince did an excellent job in the writing department and Chaka - did her thing!
Right! I'm 46 and was 10 when this came out - unforgettable! :D
You need to listen to “Ain’t nobody”. That is my favorite Chaka Kahn song.
Wanted to write this too. One of my all time favs.
Phenomenal song
A better song and better representation of a majority of Chaka's music.
ric motta Not wrong, but “I Feel For You” seems like it’s had more impact artistically.
Ain't Nobody is my absolute favorite song of all time💯Love it and love her❤❤❤
I always liked Ain't Nobody that was released when she was with Rufus.
Ain't Nobody was off the chain
Absolutely...my personal favorite by her.
@Zombie Cat SAME HERE! & I ❤ OLD SKOOL JAMS ❤
Ed Myers I remember that song. It was used in Breakin’ in 1984!
My hubby's and my song! 💕
Those guys were famous break dancers back then. They were in a movie called Breakin. A lot of great songs from then.
Turbo and Ozone
Boogaloo Shrimp!!!
Also appeared in All night long video
Shabba Doo
And it featured another great song by Chaka (when she was with Rufus) “Ain’t Nobody”
How do we feel? She's Chaka Kahn, that's how we feel! Love her so much.
Prince written song, Stevie Wonder on Harmonica. I loved this song back in the 80s. Breakdancing was huge when this song was popular.
This was when break dancing and popping went mainstream to the point they were doing movies like Breakin' and Beat Street. I miss those days! Chaka is a powerhouse of a vocalist. Her song "Through the Fire" was sampled in Kanye West's song "Through the Wire."
Two of the guys dancing in the video are from Breakin and Breakin 2 Electric Boogaloo.
@@VinzClorthokeymasterofGozer Oh yeah, I recognize them. Turbo and Ozone.
@@VinzClorthokeymasterofGozer Poppin Taco was in there too. From the crew Electro Rock in the movie was in the too. I've never seen the video for this song before (and it's one of my favorite Chaka songs) so my mom is laughing me tripping out while I point them out lmfao...
Edit: Damn the chick from Electro Rock is in there too lol...
Ms. Lips and Hips, the great Chaka Khan. Try "A'int Nobody", "Tell Me Something Good", "Whatcha Gonna Do For Me" and "I'm Every Woman". You'll never go wrong.
I am 66 and somewhat mobility restricted but I was dancing in my seat. Brought back so many happy memories from "back in the day". Thank you India.
One of her big one's. Tell Me Something Good was the one that started it all
Written by Stevie Wonder. She didn't initially like the song but he gently pursuaded her to record it. The rest is history.
Get some Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam and you got a party. YEEAAAHH
Chaka Khan... finally! And that's Turbo and other breakdancers from the movie "Breakin"...watch it! And yes, "Ain't Nobody" is another great one by her! 💖💖💖
My middle school memories- this is killer! Another great one from this time period would be Sheila E- “Glamourous Life” please!
I was just singing Glamorous Life to my husband 2 days ago..lol
Oh yes!
The MIDNIGHT SPECIAL version
Yes, please play Sheila E...Glamerous Life
Tell me something good and sweet thing really show off her vocals.
Everything she sings shows off her vocals.
@Tracy Beetem.... Don’t sleep on Hollywood, Please Pardon Me, Everlasting Love, Stay, Little Boy Blue, the list goes on and on. She has a treasure trove of delightful music that needs to be shared!
YYEEESSS!! This was my jam🔥🔥😀 I was a hell of a break dancer as a kid!🤣🤣
Chaka is the freaking QUEEN!!!!!
Sending love from Oregon 🌲🌊❤
You should react to Chaka Khan when she was in “ RUFUS”. Tell Me Something Good, Sweet Thing” “You Got The Love”, “Once You Get StArted”... you’ll really get a sense of her voice. I like this song but there’s too much studio work done to it.. She’s fantastic.
she ripped the lid off it on do you love what feel with rufus
Sweet Thing and Do You Love What You Feel!!
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Hi India ! Chaka Khan is my favorite artist of ALL TIMES . Incredible voice I think if you hear more from her she might be your favorite too. Fun facts about I feel for you : yes thats a harmonica being played - and played by Stevie Wonder as well as a sample of Srevie's voice. Prince wrote the song and did it first but Chaka killed it and made it her own. Classic Chaka you must hear ":Ain't Nobody" "Tell me something good" " Threw the fire" and "I'm every woman". That last one might sound familiar because Whitney Huston covered it and its hard to say who did it best I like both, Some others to check out "Never miss the water" "What cha gonna do for me" "Papilion" "This is my Night" , Thats a lot of somgs and there are many many more. Chaka has had a very long career and its impossible to find a bad Chaka Khan song ...yeah she's that good .
Chaka Khan is one of the best female vocalists ever! Love her!
This is a classic. Ms. Khan is in my top 5 female vocalists. Stevie Wonder is on harmonica. This song is originally by the artist “Prince Rodgers Nelson.” Rest in Paradise for all eternity. He left us with a great resume of music to admire. Stevie Wonder wrote “Tell me something good” for Rufus featuring Chaka Khan. Rufus, is the band she started with before departing on her own. Main male dancer in this video is Shabadoo Quinones, who danced on the infamous TV Show “Soul Train.” I went to see her & Rufus perform at “The Orange Bowl” in Miami, Florida. I sat in the middle of the stadium. At one point, she put the microphone down, and started singing without it. The range of her vocals are incredible!!! This woman is “pretty and amazing.”
Musicians in the 80s of just about every genre was so creative. Seemed like they were always surprising us
Only the 80s could produce this...love Chaka
Prince wrote this song......Stevie Wonder plays the harmonica bits!
This song was a HUGE hit in the 80s! Brought back memories, thanks!
Huge hit! Still love to dance to this one!!
When this first came out I was 12-13 years old. I’m almost 49 now. Heh heh heh, 😑 my body is old but my mind is still young.
Same here. Was an awesome time for music!
Jacoblonewolf I was 17, doesn’t time go past quick. She still looks great now!
Stop it...You're not old. I am 48 and I remember this video and movie (Breakin') and I remember it like it was yesterday. Has the '80s written all over it..lol!!
@@obdiane HEY IM ALMOST 58 & I REMEMBER THIS OLD SKOOL JAM ❤ & THE MOVIE TOO !! I'M STILL YOUNG @ ❤ & STILL ❤ TO 💃
I amazed myself I remembered every word, I'm 49 but this was one of my faves back in the day!💃🎙😍
Wiggling my fat aged arse on my couch - loved this and forgot just how much it kicked! After all these years listening to it now I hear the production thru-line to Scritti Politti (also produced by Mardin). They are worth checking out, but on this same album there's also "This is My Night" and "My Love is Alive."
YES - I played This is My Night and My Love is Alive far more on this album than this one
This song was my introduction to hip hop, a couple years before I really even knew what rap was. And that's Stevie himself on the harmonica. It's honestly one of the most spectacular bits of 80s R&B ever.
You will see the harmonica is by Stevie Wonder. He recorded the same day he was at Marvin Gaye’s funeral. Anyway, another great tune is “What cha Gonna do for Me” thanks again
I know how I feel about it- I LOVE IT! But I have great memories associated w/it ~ 💃 At the club & parties!
This video was a big hit, Turbo and Ozone were some of the best breakers on TV.
Chaka Khan: Tell me somethin' good and I'm every woman are two more big hits.
I still remember watching Breakin' in middle school. I love Turbo.. Great reactions.
Chaka is the truth! A legendary singer. This video was one of the first r&b songs to feature break dancers and rap. Add to that Mr. Stevie Wonder’s harmonica and the fact that Prince wrote it and you can’t loose.
O Yeah! Beginning of the 80's! Great times they were with Chaka Khan. Breakdancing was the BOMB back then.
This was a big hit for Chaka. I got to see her perform in person at the Santa Barbara County bowl, California. Love her!!!!!!
She’s so good, goes way back to the 70s with the band Rufus.
"I'm Every Woman", and when she was with Rufus:- "Ain't Nobody", "Do You Love What You Feel", "Any Love".
Big Hit ..Everybody Love This Growing Up!!!!
Through The Fire is a good song by her, as well.
Musica do Lendário PRINCE E algumas pitadas do Lendário STEVIE WONDER e a Fantástica voz da Maravilhosa CHAKA KHAN, tudo fica muito mais lindo.
So talented and very respected in the music industry. Another icon!
I love her song, Through The Fire... Such a powerful love ballad!
Through the Fire is her ballad!!! Any song that Chaka sings, I love--including this one.
Trying to decide “if” you like a Chaka khan performance is like trying to decide if you are warmed by the sun...Chaka khan is the gold standard period.
Love love love her. Always have always will.
She is one of my top 3 faves of all time. Sweet Thing, Through the Fire, Aint Nobody, Im Every Woman....are all solid starting points❤💛🧡💚
And " THROUGH the FIRE" too.
One of my all time Favorite 80's jams! PLEASE do The Commodores THE NIGHT SHIFT! PLEASE!
Whenever I hear this song I am immediately transported back in time to being 10 years old. That Moog bassline still does bizness.
Yas!! Me too.
I KNOW YOU, I LIVE YOU!!!! Forget the rest, this is her best and THE best track ever made IMO
This is one of my favorite songs. Prince's song writing skills combined with her spectacular voice. Absolutely fantastic!!
I think I still have this album on cassette tape, but it's so old, I'm sure it would fall apart if I tried to play it. There's another song on there called 'Through The Fire'. She was on tour year or two ago with Michael McDonald.
Chaka Kahn are absolutely timeless. As this song shows. And I can tell you as a DJ, this is a floor filler.
Already said here, but this was written by Prince an Stevie wonder on the harmonica.
Chaka Kahn has an amazing catalogue..
Wow. You've NEVER heard this song before? It's an 80's classic.
FNALLY BIG THANKS FOR PLAYING THIS. Now I’ll just chill and watch you listen to one ode the best! Blessings young lady, you rock! My next Chaka Khan song.....hmmm...”Ain’t Nobody” or midnight special’s Tell Me Something Good “. When she was the bad ass babe in the group Rufus. 1974 I believe
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This song was huge in the day. Hearing it today, compared to some of her other songs, the production saps some of the warmth of Chaka's voice. It was the style of the time I guess.
Prince wrote this song in 1979 from his second album Prince,and this song won a Grammy for Prince in 1985 for best soul song.😎
WOW Chaka was played everywhere you went in the 80's , loved being a teenager back then 😎
❤️❤️Chaka Kahn!!! Just an incredibly talented performer. Mesmerizing. She was always really innovative and ahead of her time. "Tell Me Somethin' Good" is another song you may enjoy
Chaka is an icon who’s career spans over 6 decades. Check out her latest ones “Like sugar” and “hello happiness”. This queen’s catalogue is huge so do yourself a favour and explore, she will never disappoint❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
The ICONIC and eternally beautiful Ms. Chaka Khan. Her music and style has inspired EVERYONE!!!!! Please review her original version of IM EVERY WOMAN
Loved this! It’s a cover of a Prince song 👍
She blows Prince out of the water
This was hot stuff. Thanks for doing this, forgot about this song. I believe that is Stevie Wonder on the Harmonica. She IS amazing!
Yes it's Stevie Wonder
This song is 80's perfection. Everything in the production and in how her voice is filtered is just sooo good.
Ain't Nobody is a must listen.
If you wanted the girls at the party to start dancing, you just put on Ain't Nobody.
Always loved this song..I still remember our dance group performing to this song back in the 80s!
The harmonica is a Stevie Wonder sample. The song is from the movie Breakin'. It's absolutely one of my all time favorites. That soundtrack is a huge part of my youth.
One of my fave songs of all time
I like this version. But I also like Prince's version. & I think he wrote this song 2.
Yes, I'm adding my vote for 'Sweet Thing'. You need to try out some Chaka from the 70's. And, she's still out there and her voice is still amazing.
That's the 80's baby! lol One of my all time faves!
Chaka Khan - make the story right/ better days/slow screw against the wall /little boy blue - some of her lokey bangers
I'm Every Woman is a great song.
💖 Chaka Khan!!
This was and still is one of the best songs of the 80's. Such a classic. I can only listen to this at a deafening volume. Anything less and you're not doing the song justice. I agree with everyone though, check out 'Aint Nobody' by Chaka Khan as well. It's another amazing song by her.
for Breakin the movie!.. "Into the Fire" another great one. I used to dance myself to this album in my room. And then some hair metal... But yeah, Chaka Khan, Full Force, Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam.. anyway.. Holding my girl's hand on the band bus.. Thank you Reggie!
It was also a reunion of sorts because he wrote her First Hit in the 1970's when she was with Rufus when she recorded for ABC Records it was Tell Me Something Good. Also this was an old school song written by Prince and the Rap was done by Grand Master Melle Mel. It was a major comeback for her that went to Number One on The R & B Charts and got her a Grammy for best R & B Performance by a Female. Stevie also played his Harmonica on other folks hits like Elton John's I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues, he played it on Rod Stewart's Soul CD where he did his version of My Cherie Amour, and The Eurythmics "Heaven Must Be Missing An Angel"
"Sweet Thang" That's the jam that introduced Chaka to the world. Check that oner out.
I Remember this song playing at every dance club/party back in the 1980's..She had other ones as well.
First Time I heard it, I was like Chaka Khan is magic. Now, I know that Prince wrote this song, it's even better. Stevie is rad, on the harmonica. I'm all about that pop & lock style dance, since the mid 80's.
I am almost certain that "Harmonica" is the classic Harmonica patch on the Yahama DX7 synth which just came out around the time this song came out. Everyone was using it. The DX7 and 80's pop went hand in hand.
It has been mentioned here but I also ask to please react to her performance of "Ain't Nobody."
Luv the song and many others by her.
For some amazing Chaka Khan vocals please try *"Through The Fire"*
I already know you'll love it!
Ah, Miss Lips and Hips herself. You should check out "Once You Get Started" "Do You Love What You Feel" "Any Love" "Tell Me Something Good " and "Sweet Thing" when she was with Rufus featuring Chaka Khan. Also check out the original "I'm Every Woman", "Clouds" "Through the Fire" "I Know You, I live You" "We Can Work It Out" "What Cha Gonna do For Me" "Papillon" and "Ain't Nobody"
samp2nyc:. You can add to that Hollywood and Stay.
@@beaujac311 yes, thanks
Ms.Khan Is A 👑! One Of My Faves ( so Is Stevie Wonder who Is playing Harmonica in the background or Prince whos Song Chaka Covered!) Or I remember this live version with of Chaka Khan, Prince ,Stevie Wonder!🥰🤗😂🎶💃🖥️
"Through the Fire" is one of my favorite ballads.
That was the jam! If you were around in the 80's you understand the term!! LOL
You should check out how Chaka works ballads and standards: "Through the Fire", "Sweet Thing" "The End of a Love Affair" and "Your Love is All I Know" "Love Me Still " and "Don't Talk to Strangers"
Songs Prince wrote for other artists are just as good as any he kept for himself. I believe this won a Grammy.
I love this, but was 15 when it came out, lol. What a great time, with great music.
this is REAL GREAT music from your Dad's and Mom's generation. It had won 2 Grammys for the video and song.
Note the videography is BEFORE whatever PC or Apple software editing
COM ON NOW.. THE QUEEN OF FUNK YOU DO NOT KNOW CHAKA KHAN lol ! Great reaction . She is one of the most influential voices IN HISTORY . check out " everything must change " with Quincy Jones live . or , " My funny Valentine " the woman''s voice can do. : Classical, hip hop, soul , pop , and Jazz /Fusion . She's a human instrument. # my favorite female singer.
As a DJ myself back in this day I frequently followed this song up with don't look any further by Denise Williams they make a cool grove together. And the DJ shots in this video reflect the scene back then
My mistake I meant Denis edwards
Corey Ilacqua I can see it or rather hear it
Praise be for Stevie for bringng it in with the harmonica ...and throughout the song...and bringing it home.
The unmistakable sound of Stevie Wonder with the harmonica...So good...
Okay as others mentioned before, this originally is a song by Prince but it was covered twice before Chaka Khan made it the monster hit it became.
- The first time by the Pointer sisters who's version is very close to Prince' s original the biggest difference being that the Pointer Sisters' gospel honed three part melody, added some glory to the song's overt sexual lyrics.
- The second by Rebbie Jackson (MJ's older sister) who removed a lot of the sexual lyrical content. ( For example "Baby, baby when I lay with you" became "Baby, hey when I'm with you.")
I also like tell me something good that Chaka did with Rufus.