1, 2,3, 4........This 🎵 is so chill that it's 🔥.......that bass is so Divine 🕺💃✨️⭐️⭐️👏🏽I feel that so deep in my soul to funk any dance floor and killin' it's 🎶 whoa🥵🎯❤🎺📯🎹🥳
OMG Sonja You just hit the ball out the ballpark with this dynamite JAM💃🕺💃🕺💣💋It's impossible to stay still while listening to this awesome JAM ‼️💃🕺❤️🔥💃💎🥵WOWWW Breathtaking that music goes str8 to the soul PURRFECTION indeed❤🎉🥰💖🥰🌹🎉💋❤️🔥 This is a certified ode skool JAM 4SURE 💋😭🎉💋💞❤️💖🫶
@@shirleybutler2623t wants to clap 👏🏽 their 👏🏽incessantly with that seductive 🎷 oh lordy....I had to listen to this 💎 once again.......I just want to 💋 someone , 💃✨️🕺& have litchee martini 🍸😋❤😜🥵🔥♨️ Check out State of Grace's, THAT'S WHEN WE WILL BE FREE, 12"ELECTRO DISCO- FUNK VERSION 1982. This will be a liberating experience!!🦋🌻🕺✨️💃
@@shirleybutler2623otta check out Product of your Neighborhood's LIVING IN BROOKLYN( original flava).It's mostly instrumental, but that funk pocket is soooooooo deep, you'll be flying of the walls into another galaxy-guaranteed!!! With the few words in it, it hits HOME 🏡 🎯🤲🏾🦋❤️🎆🎇🫦
Sweets 😋 🍭 have to saw/write , as I listen to this song 🎵, that 🎻 intro is so wooing for the soul and that plays throughout the song 🎵. Just ❤ the message without words throughout this instrumental- then 1-2-3-4 it opens to vocal 💜🎶💃🏽💃🏽✨️🕺🏾♈️🎶♍️🎷💞📳🫂
Yoooo I remember heading bk 2 Brooklyn n taking the A train coming bk from Far Rock....bro jammed the original the whole train ride. I was probably 18, 19....PERFECT unwind tune after a crazy day in the sun. Word.
This jam and the original takes me back to the block parties, backyard BBQ's and the school yard jams......OOOHHH Yeah can't forget the Friday and Saturday master mixes on 98.7 KISS-FM New York and WBLS 107.5-FM in New York. Yes those were the days.........Oh one more thing.......can't forget the BOOM BOX that's the size of a Samsonite suitcase that took about 18 D batteries and if you were lucky you had a hand truck or dolly toting a car battery just to keep that box running........lol
Michael, Chino and Baby Louie played this at the end of every party they did. Thats how you knew the dance was over. Peace to them !!!! Flushing Crew Ya'll
Yes, I think this is the version of the song where the ancestry leading towards "Deep In Vogue" (1989) really starts to become apparent. DIV, of course, used samples of "Paris is Burning" which was still unreleased at the time. Haven't seen the film but I love Deep In Vogue, such a masterful track and a watershed recording. The Waltz Darling album really deserves a special edition re-release, and one track that should be included on such a project would be: the original edit of DIV; before Mark Moore and William Orbit set about remixing and expanding it, and adding all the samples.
One of the better versions of the Greatest Dance Anthem of All Time, probably because it comes off more like a mix of the original than a remake. Is there a NY/NJ?Philly 70s-80s partier who DOESN'T jump out of their seat when they hear this played even today? 84 King Forever...
+njplr = I am one of those Philly partiers who you mention. Lady Bunny just led me in my minds eye back to this song and my days in Catacombs on 12th St and Walnut back in the 80's. This song was my life!! I vacillate between jamming and crying listening to this music again. Happiest days of my life!!!!
omg ... can see it now back in the day ... Christopher Street ... VOGUEING ... Willie Ninja ... and all the houses at 'TRAX' WORK ... WALK, WALK FOR ME 'Extravaganza' ... I'm a jersey guy !!
OH YES....... 107.5 WBLS NYC PLAYED THIS JAM.... AND YES OH WONDERFUL FRANKIE CROCKER. BIG UPS TO HIM WHEN HE WAS GETTING READY TO SIGN OFF.... PLAYING MOODY MOOD FOR LOVE :) ....... WISH CHARLOTTE NC WOULD PLAY A NIGHT OF OL' SCHOOL LIKE THIS..
I love the simplicity of this track and of people back then: one great bassline and everybody went out of their skulls and had a great "effing" time... At the end of the day, you don't need much to have a great time: good people around you, a good vibe and a good tune... the great atmosphere you create together and not with bullshit superfluous stuff... 'cause if the atmosphere isn't there, no amount of gimmicks can make it for you.
very good cover of mfsb! this band also released an epic sample of bo horne: sixty-nine, which still impresses me after all these years!!! thx for sharin bro!!
This is perfect for "the children" to "walk" to. #parisisburning #vogue #voguemusic #hamusic #harlem #ballroom #balls #house #paris #burning #music #documentry
I've always been a big admirer of Deep in Vogue, this amazing and really groundbreaking track. Someone pointed out a few references and nods to Love is the Message in DiV, so I've been checking out a few versions of this equallt classic song - from the 1973 original to the Larry Levan and Danny Krivit versions from the late 1980s. I think this 1982 recording is where you really begin to hear the pedigree of what would become Deep in Vogue several years later.. The light, funky bassline, the keyboard harmonics, and of course the saxophone (though the original had ample brass as well). I don't think the references take away any of the originality of either track though - both are landmark recordings! :)
Great Beat. Even if you are gong to kill me out there, but i also love the Rap-Version from Chilly-T and Stevie B. " Not Long ago i want you to know men invented Stereo, a new creation of communication to all the people in the Nation, Black, White Puertorican Japanese and even Chinese..................
Back when no radio station in the nation could touch BLS, everyone tried from Philly to LA, but failed... RIP Frankie Although I was not a big fan of this version of the cut.. I kept about 8 copies of the Original MFSB 12 inch version in the milk crate..
No one in NJ or NY would be dancing to this version, you would get booed out of the Zanzibar, Club America, Garage, Tunnel.....this is a relax in your home or office...there will only be one!!!
I beg to differ, Larry played this ALL the time, for a period there, particularly during the late set hours (10 Am to noon). I remember it like it was yesterday. After a few months of it, I was sick of it and longed to get back to just dancing to the original. But this version most definitely had its day.
Playing it at 10-12 am basically reinforces my point; that time of the day they could play almost anything, including filler, given the conditon of the crowd at that time. Strictly B material filler.
Will D You couldn't be more wrong. That Garage crowd KNEW its music, that's why went there there, and stayed till the noon closing. "Filler" music was NOT acceptable. 'B' music at The Garage - HAH! I can't say I like every song played equally, and I already admitted that this one got on my nerves after a bit - but Larry never descended into that "who-cares-what's-being-played" thing one could find at other clubs.
If you really knew the G, you'd know that there were plenty of times that Larrys mixes SUCKED, especially as the drugs became bigger parts of his life. You're too loyal and sentimental; I was there, with a better, clearer memory. YOU go and dance to this, it's elevator music.
one of my old time classic hits, these brothers nailed it, i feel young again just hearing it, they did MFSB proud on the remix (smile), im 71 now
I hear you, same here, I'm 57 and still spinning this!! This never gets old. Thx for comment
Yo, for real, I could listen to this all day long on a loop. That bassline and those strings are divine.
from north jersey but very manhtattan, love it,lived it, rembemerd it!!,
A prelude to house music
The good ole Paradise Garage days! NYC club life was magic then!
1, 2,3, 4........This 🎵 is so chill that it's 🔥.......that bass is so Divine 🕺💃✨️⭐️⭐️👏🏽I feel that so deep in my soul to funk any dance floor and killin' it's 🎶 whoa🥵🎯❤🎺📯🎹🥳
OMG Sonja You just hit the ball out the ballpark with this dynamite JAM💃🕺💃🕺💣💋It's impossible to stay still while listening to this awesome JAM ‼️💃🕺❤️🔥💃💎🥵WOWWW Breathtaking that music goes str8 to the soul PURRFECTION indeed❤🎉🥰💖🥰🌹🎉💋❤️🔥 This is a certified ode skool JAM 4SURE 💋😭🎉💋💞❤️💖🫶
@@shirleybutler2623t wants to clap 👏🏽 their 👏🏽incessantly with that seductive 🎷 oh lordy....I had to listen to this 💎 once again.......I just want to 💋 someone , 💃✨️🕺& have litchee martini 🍸😋❤😜🥵🔥♨️
Check out State of Grace's, THAT'S WHEN WE WILL BE FREE, 12"ELECTRO DISCO- FUNK VERSION 1982. This will be a liberating experience!!🦋🌻🕺✨️💃
@@shirleybutler2623hmmmmmm this song Roxy's MIDNIGHT LOVER........is one that is developing 🌙🌃🌟💫❤️🌹
@@shirleybutler2623otta check out Product of your Neighborhood's LIVING IN BROOKLYN( original flava).It's mostly instrumental, but that funk pocket is soooooooo deep, you'll be flying of the walls into another galaxy-guaranteed!!! With the few words in it, it hits HOME 🏡 🎯🤲🏾🦋❤️🎆🎇🫦
Sweets 😋 🍭 have to saw/write , as I listen to this song 🎵, that 🎻 intro is so wooing for the soul and that plays throughout the song 🎵. Just ❤ the message without words throughout this instrumental- then 1-2-3-4 it opens to vocal 💜🎶💃🏽💃🏽✨️🕺🏾♈️🎶♍️🎷💞📳🫂
oozing with samples that you've heard everywhere ever since
This jam takes me way way back to the 80’s in the NYC Rockaway beach handball courts and house parties 🎉 etc.
Yoooo I remember heading bk 2 Brooklyn n taking the A train coming bk from Far Rock....bro jammed the original the whole train ride. I was probably 18, 19....PERFECT unwind tune after a crazy day in the sun. Word.
People would dance till the break of dawn..
This jam and the original takes me back to the block parties, backyard BBQ's and the school yard jams......OOOHHH Yeah can't forget the Friday and Saturday master mixes on 98.7 KISS-FM New York and WBLS 107.5-FM in New York. Yes those were the days.........Oh one more thing.......can't forget the BOOM BOX that's the size of a Samsonite suitcase that took about 18 D batteries and if you were lucky you had a hand truck or dolly toting a car battery just to keep that box running........lol
So true!!!
Marquise Randall yup!!!!
Marquise Randall- Word up
I fucking love everything about this comment.
Michael, Chino and Baby Louie played this at the end of every party they did. Thats how you knew the dance was over. Peace to them !!!! Flushing Crew Ya'll
Still the best mix and totally on point!!!!
I miss that station bad!
gamble and huff sound of Philly. used to rock this n Jersey 107.5 92ktu. 98.7 this is the good stuff
I had this back in the day. I was very fortunate to have a local record shop that sold bootlegs.
I love it. It sounds like the one they used in the film Paris is Burning of which I am OBSESSED with!!!
Ivan King what an amazing film!!! Are you watching Pose, it's a tv series based on the film. Amazing. Tens across the board!
That is an amazing film on so many levels
Yes, I think this is the version of the song where the ancestry leading towards "Deep In Vogue" (1989) really starts to become apparent. DIV, of course, used samples of "Paris is Burning" which was still unreleased at the time. Haven't seen the film but I love Deep In Vogue, such a masterful track and a watershed recording.
The Waltz Darling album really deserves a special edition re-release, and one track that should be included on such a project would be: the original edit of DIV; before Mark Moore and William Orbit set about remixing and expanding it, and adding all the samples.
Still a Club Banger in NYC!
I could listen this every day & be happy. :-)
feel the touch of drums in your ears , the shake of neck to the shake of ,,,,,,,,,,,
i love you guys for this great beat of music( BGM)
love
this was my them jam back in the day in crown heights BKLYN still rocks BRASS
One of the better versions of the Greatest Dance Anthem of All Time, probably because it comes off more like a mix of the original than a remake. Is there a NY/NJ?Philly 70s-80s partier who DOESN'T jump out of their seat when they hear this played even today? 84 King Forever...
NY in the house . . . jumpin IN my seat!!! lolol BROOKLYN IN THE HIZZZOUSE!!
+njplr = I am one of those Philly partiers who you mention. Lady Bunny just led me in my minds eye back to this song and my days in Catacombs on 12th St and Walnut back in the 80's. This song was my life!! I vacillate between jamming and crying listening to this music again. Happiest days of my life!!!!
omg ... can see it now back in the day ... Christopher Street ... VOGUEING ... Willie Ninja ... and all the houses at 'TRAX' WORK ... WALK, WALK FOR ME 'Extravaganza' ... I'm a jersey guy !!
+Ralph Tunis Yes! too remember those day's RIP Willie Ninja...I loved going to The Garage..
This is a nice version. Haven't heard it in years.
Remix Pure Awesomeness! Brooklyn! is here.
very very super cool to me
OH YES....... 107.5 WBLS NYC PLAYED THIS JAM.... AND YES OH WONDERFUL FRANKIE CROCKER. BIG UPS TO HIM WHEN HE WAS GETTING READY TO SIGN OFF.... PLAYING MOODY MOOD FOR LOVE :) ....... WISH CHARLOTTE NC WOULD PLAY A NIGHT OF OL' SCHOOL LIKE THIS..
Never there was a another version. How did I miss this. Still MFSB is the best
Shit was dope back in the day. I remember back with my the homie mr. Magic mixing this cut.
I still have my vinyl!
me to
Me too :)
BIG UP DJ TEE SCOTT(BETTER DAYS~ZANZIBAR & CHEETAHS)....
Those Snares sound So CLEAR!
Watched pose with my mother and she heard this song and asked me to look it up on youtube 1000
Remember hearing this on WBLS NYC way way back in time. Bring back the block parties 🎈 for 35 year old and plus.
This is the music when you can tap your feel shake your booty in the chair talkshit have a good time
I love the simplicity of this track and of people back then: one great bassline and everybody went out of their skulls and had a great "effing" time...
At the end of the day, you don't need much to have a great time: good people around you, a good vibe and a good tune... the great atmosphere you create together and not with bullshit superfluous stuff... 'cause if the atmosphere isn't there, no amount of gimmicks can make it for you.
I remember this from back in the day
Love it music is the answer
stop the war ❤
YES LORD. EGYPT STOP FIGHTING. I LOVE YOU SO MUCH.
I remember MFSB doing this song, I've never heard this version.... Very nice!!!
One Love Family. The Frankie Paradise Network. NYC
Killer cut high school jazz band played this with passion
Gil Scott Heron sample in the beginning!
THIS VERSION USED TO BE PLAYED ON 107.5 WBLS NYC CONSTANTLY~BIG UPS TO FRANKIE CROCKER...
it's the first time i hear this amazin version....i search the record, thank's 4 post it
B.K. in the house ( new york )
I HAVE NOT HEARD THIS SHIT IN YEAR'S THIS REMIX OMG WOW LMAO ???
the 80's rule forever !!!
omg, thinking back to the days of the old Coney island
That’s it right there. My all time favorite hustle record. For those of you that ever went to club 371 you know Hollywood tore this up
keep spinning!!!
Haven't heard it in years.
perfect message ! nice track ;)
I had this on vinyl I remember the shiny silver label. Lent it to a friend down the street and never got it back.
1 Way 2 Brooklyns Best Is Right Here
souvenir souvenir.......
"classico...magnifico...endlesssss..
This classic is 30 yrs old and sounds better than all that bullshit on the radio! Nuffield said!
The Black National Athem MFSB Love is the Message!!!! RIP
very good cover of mfsb! this band also released an epic sample of bo horne: sixty-nine, which still impresses me after all these years!!! thx for sharin bro!!
yep miss those days in the park music bongos and a cold quart of colt 45!
PHILLY STAND UP!!!!
What a tune ....................PAMPAM
Dynamic . Love !
best music
Wonderfull
15 years !
dam the memories!
This is perfect for "the children" to "walk" to. #parisisburning #vogue #voguemusic #hamusic #harlem #ballroom #balls #house #paris #burning #music #documentry
Very good track song
Let's not forget Disco92 WKTU! from the late 70's.
bad arse tune 😮
This on the jam.
nice mix
Real music
Brooklyn Express - Love Is The Message (1982 One Way Records)
Schoner Classic
NÃO SE FAZ MUSICAS COMO AS DE ANTIGAMENTE ! NO NO NO NO.
This was the closeout song at Twin City Roller Rink!!
Crazy😃🤓😛😛
tears bruh
if you've any problems, listen to this and they all dissappear.
I've always been a big admirer of Deep in Vogue, this amazing and really groundbreaking track. Someone pointed out a few references and nods to Love is the Message in DiV, so I've been checking out a few versions of this equallt classic song - from the 1973 original to the Larry Levan and Danny Krivit versions from the late 1980s. I think this 1982 recording is where you really begin to hear the pedigree of what would become Deep in Vogue several years later.. The light, funky bassline, the keyboard harmonics, and of course the saxophone (though the original had ample brass as well). I don't think the references take away any of the originality of either track though - both are landmark recordings! :)
Ian Starr - love is the message - Todd Terry mix
💃💃💃💃💃💃🤸♀️🤸♀️🤸♀️🎶🎶🎶🎤🎤🎤
CRAZZY!!!
Great Beat. Even if you are gong to kill me out there, but i also love the Rap-Version from Chilly-T and Stevie B. " Not Long ago i want you to know men invented Stereo, a new creation of communication to all the people in the Nation, Black, White Puertorican Japanese and even Chinese..................
Yes
Back when no radio station in the nation could touch BLS, everyone tried from Philly to LA, but failed... RIP Frankie
Although I was not a big fan of this version of the cut.. I kept about 8 copies of the Original MFSB 12 inch version in the milk crate..
No one in NJ or NY would be dancing to this version, you would get booed out of the Zanzibar, Club America, Garage, Tunnel.....this is a relax in your home or office...there will only be one!!!
Thanks for taking me back down memory lane; I lived in Zanzibar in NJ as well as the other clubs you've listed.
I beg to differ, Larry played this ALL the time, for a period there, particularly during the late set hours (10 Am to noon). I remember it like it was yesterday. After a few months of it, I was sick of it and longed to get back to just dancing to the original. But this version most definitely had its day.
Playing it at 10-12 am basically reinforces my point; that time of the day they could play almost anything, including filler, given the conditon of the crowd at that time. Strictly B material filler.
Will D You couldn't be more wrong. That Garage crowd KNEW its music, that's why went there there, and stayed till the noon closing. "Filler" music was NOT acceptable. 'B' music at The Garage - HAH! I can't say I like every song played equally, and I already admitted that this one got on my nerves after a bit - but Larry never descended into that "who-cares-what's-being-played" thing one could find at other clubs.
If you really knew the G, you'd know that there were plenty of times that Larrys mixes SUCKED, especially as the drugs became bigger parts of his life. You're too loyal and sentimental; I was there, with a better, clearer memory. YOU go and dance to this, it's elevator music.
Montana heavy vibes.. :-)
I’m here because of POSE😅
Wow
Yes Sur!! This VERSION Is The SHIT!!! "The WareHouse" 206 S. Jefferson CHICAGO...Back in The Day
supeeeer
Groove
BROOKLYN IN THE HIZZZZZOUSE!
yep CONEY ISLAND BABY had the best block parties!
Brooklyn all the way to the Hood Study ur lesson
FIREE
WERQ !!!!!!
This is a cover of the 1973 MFSB hit.
THEY GOT THE RHODES ROCKING*****
It is love
The original is the best made in Philly
this is the version i first heard in the club,and was mixed with MFSB's version...