FIRE!| FIRST TIME HEARING Shannon - Let The Music Play REACTION
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- FIRE!| FIRST TIME HEARING Shannon - Let The Music Play REACTION
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This was a MONSTER hit when released and got a lot of 'disco' club play.
This song, played LOUD, on speakers, in the club, with the sound bouncing off your body....GREAT times !!
Definitely! The bass would pump through your chest; best times of my life ❤️
It was loud in my car stereo which was more expensive than the actual car.
@@rbodee haha...I could relate to that!! The car may have been 'crappy' but the stereo was always killer!!
@@rbodee Hahaha! When we were dating, my husband had no room in the trunk because of Amps and speaker boxes 😂❤️
We RAANNNN to the dance floor when this beat dropped!!!
Shannon was a part of a more underground dance music scene in the 80's, though some like her broke thru such as Stacey Q, Pebbles, Taylor Dayne, Jody Watley, Klymaxx, Nenah Cherry, Lisa Lisa and the Cult Jam, etc.
Klymaxx .... Smoking in the GrLs room ... Yes!!!! .... I miss you - banger!!!! ❤️
Yep, part of the Freestyle movement. Triniere, Debbie Deb, George Lamond, Lisette Melendez, The Cover Girls, Exposé, Johnny O, Stevie B! Sigh, memories.
Yes! They were all fabulous!
I work a customer service job and as a member of gen x, imagine my surprise last year when a call came through on my phone from Taylor Dayne! I was trying so hard to keep my cool. She was super nice. 🥰
@@amyconnors8918 did you ask her to tell it to your heart?
This song was HUGE back in the early 80s! It packed the dancefloors!
Shannon was considered to be the beginning of the Freestyle Movement.
She had another hit in the club back in my day called "Give Me Tonight." It could be a good one for female Friday.
Give me tonight is FIRE (. ❛ ᴗ ❛.)
Great song .
But it’s gotta be the 12” version though
💯💣
I prefer give me tonight
Others have mentioned "Give Me Tonight." It's another strong hit of hers from the 80s. Give it a shot.
This was an anthem of breakdance back in the 80 's....you have no idea how fun was those days..😁😁
Yup. That’s how you dance to this. Pure B-boy moves.
I was a kid and later fell in love with 90”s breakbeat.. so many good sounds!
That was the song back in the day, everyone was on the dance floor when this was playing.
Shannon had a vocal style all her own. I loved watching my older siblings dance to this jam. Y'all might also like Exposé.
Dana says- Yes! Expose' with their Miami Dance sound had such bangers.
Absolutely!! Exposé pronounced Ek spow zay was a huge miami trio with a sound of their own. I suggest Exposé - Point of no return, let me be the one, and beautiful ballad seasons change. Their music was considered Pop/Dance music but many people/fans still consider this part of the freestyle genre.
Expose is a great late 80s/early 90s group. Awesome tunes!
Jays reaction and Amber getting lost in that beat was exactly what I needed tonight. Jay’s smile is awesome
A huge hit! I also recommend that you listen to Sheila E. The Glamorous Life. She's not only the singer but plays a mean drum. Island vibes for sure
Great song and video.
they need to hear the long version of glamorous life
When this jam came on in the clubs the dance floor packed out!! Man how I miss the 80's
Oh, could you imagine an 80s themed club? All of us old fossils would be showing off those old school dance moves... and paying dearly for it the next day! Amber and Jay, you guys would have a special invite to opening night... and any other time you wanted to groove! BUT... there would have to be a 70s night at least once a month... or better yet, once a week! Also going to take this chance to once again recommend "FLY AWAY" BY JOHN DENVER WITH OLIVIA NEWTON JOHN!!!!!!!!!!! RIP Dame Olivia!!!
A couple years ago, I was invited to an "80's prom" themed party at a venue. The band that played all night is called "High in the mid 80's". We all went dressed up like it was the 80's. The 80's band was AWESOME!! All they played was 80's music all night. They voted prom King and Queen. I won Prom Queen!!! 😂 There was all this confetti falling on us, up on stage. They put a tiera on my head. It was hysterical. We all had a BLAST! ❤️❤️❤️ (I'm a Gen X'er).
@@user-or1ye3iz6d love it!
Pot store one one side..massage therapist on the other
We’d throw out our backs and knees and it would be WORTH IT!!!
In Toronto, pre-Covid, there was a monthly “Retro Road Show” which was an 80s/90s video dance party at a dance hall. Miss those days!
I remember hearing a story about Shannon back on the old Casey Kasem show. I think Shannon made a pledge to herself that if she didn't hit #1 on the Dance Charts with her first single, she'd give up music forever. Well, she did hit #1 with her first single (this one). She also hit #1 with her SECOND single, "Give Me Tonight", and later a third time with "Do You Wanna Get Away". This is one of those songs that never leaves your brain, ever. This was right in the same wheel house as artists like Teena Marie. There are a few others that you haven't checked out, though. "Meeting in the Ladies Room" by Klymaxx, "Mercedes Boy" by Pebbles, "The Way You Love Me" by Karyn White; "A Love Bizarre" by Sheila E. (feat. Prince), and "Everybody Everybody" by Black Box.
A Love Bizarre! What a bop!!!
Casey Kasem! There’s a blast from the past!
@Patrick Hodges Now that you mention it, I think I like "Do You Wanna Get Away" the best out of her hits. That song rocks! I bet Amber and Jay would love it.
Also - thank you for all of the 80s music anecdotes you post. I think we had parallel childhoods or something, ha. You'd definitely beat me in an 80's music trivia contest, and that's saying a lot. My brain is stuffed full of (mostly) useless 80s music trivia! :)
I didn't know that she hit #1 with those other two songs. I love them both!! 🙂
Patrick is keeping it real! Listen to this man's suggestions. I am gonna second all he said because he brought up some choice stuff!
She is regarded as the QUEEN OF FREESTYLE. This tune helped usher in the "Freestyle" subgenre. Therefore, Shannon is a legend in her own right.
It was 1984 and I was out one very hot Saturday night on the west side of Chicago at a very popular dance club. Like always, the dance floor was packed shoulder to shoulder by all these amazingly talented, beautiful couples just tearing up the dance floor.
For reasons I can't recall, probably heat exhaustion, around 1:30 am the dance floor was empty for a brief period and Shannon's "Let the Music Play" fired up and right away a couple ran out there that were very different from all the folks you'd normally see out there dancing for they were both very large and considerably older than everyone else. I remember better than half the people in the club were either giving them a ""Are you two serious?" type looks and many pointing and laughing with their friends. I thought it was absolutely awesome that these two folks, who appeared to be in love, having a beautiful night out and didn't have a single f*ck to give what anybody else in that club thought and just blew me away with how much fun they were having. You should have seen them out there just gliding around the dance floor as if they were were skating on ice.
She was mouthing the words and the two of them were acting out the lyrics to the song. By the time the song had ended I don't think there was a person in the club that wasn't part of this amazing roar of approval at the conclusion their moment out there alone on the dance floor. For some reason this sticks with me and it's probably because it was one of the most beautiful, awesome feeling and kick-ass displays that I've ever witnessed.
Jay & Amber, she had two more huge Dance/R&B hits "Give Me Tonight" and "My Heart's Divided"!
Good song to dance to….disco! Dance all night… boogie woogie Feet hurt…. don’t care! Dance until you can’t dance anymore!
I agree! It reminds me of skating at the roller rink in my hometown!
I put Give Me Tonight just above this one, but both are fantastic.
@@jadakid6942 I agree
Yes yes. Give me tonohht is awesome
This and Madonna's Holiday, released around the same time, both post-disco, yet I still visualize the disco ball spinning all night to these songs. 🎇
That and Get Into The Groove by Madonna, produced by Nile Rodgers from Chic was a jam too.
When Holiday first came out, I thought it was a Shannon song. 😀
"Let The Music Play" started what was known as the "Freestyle" genre. It was basically disco meets the electronic, new wave age. I bought this 45 in 1983. Try her song "Give Me Tonight" {long version}. It's great...
With a Latin style music twist and early hip hop/breakdance beat as well. Freestyle was fun, great in the '80s and early '90s. 🎶
@@jeffreekoch9298 ~ I loved "Freestyle". You're right, it was a lot of fun. We danced to these songs all the time. Unlike disco though, there was no special look, or 'move' needed. We were simply "free" to dance as we liked...
Shannon - Give Me Tonight. A must listen. Shannon had a literal wall of sound behind her.
This song sparked a new whole genre of Music called Freestyle which was huge in all of the major urban areas back in the late 80’s and early 90’s.
Yep freestyle concert pretty much every year! STEVIE B spring love
Yeah afrikka bambata started the sound, but she took that sound and added singing melodies and lyrics and a new genre was born. She was a pioneer.
This was the ultimate Disco hit! Whenever it came on, everyone got onto the dance floor. You MUST do "Give Me The Night" next.
It isn't disco it was called Freestyle music then later Latin Freestyle music. Disco was pretty much dead by 1981 but its sound birthed other genres like Freestyle, House and Eurodance.
*tonight
@@kevcall I stand corrected!
@@jermalcromartiepresents5728They still had some disco hits in the early 80s, hits like Michael Jacksons Billie Jean.
Her song "give me tonight" is absolute F I R E
It doesn't get more 80s sounding than this! This was my era, and let me tell you, it was fabulous. The music 🎶, the clothes, the dancing 🕺 💃. Hey, has anyone invented a time machine yet? Oohhh, I wish. 🤞❣🔥🎼🎙
Absolute banger and one of the best 80's/90's club songs. When this came on, everyone went to the dance floor!
I worked in a record store when this came out. Everyone liked this song. I remember talking to "metal heads" and even they thought it was a great song. 1
I am a Metal Head and I always liked this song. Fun to play on a keyboard too.
This is what we call FREESTYLE. Freestyle music is the best genre of EDM (electronic dance music). Freestyle was huge in the 80's and 90's. Freestyle is still popular today. I just went to a huge Freesyle concert in Orlando at the Amway Center, 20k people attended. You have to react to more Freestyle artist, like Expose',The Cover Girls, Sweet Sensation, Debbie Deb, Lil' Suzy, TKA, Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam, Stevie B.
This song was EVERYWHERE back in the day!
East Los Angeles, early 80’s, I’m a Metalhead, my disco friends invite me to a backyard party to meet girls, cool songs playing then the DJ plays this LOUD and I’m mesmerized by the sound and how many people started to dance and pop-lock…right after this, DJ played Nucleus “Jam on it”… nearly 40 yrs later still remember that night, good times…
That’s a dope story, good visualization!
Great story!
YES!!! You’re getting to the dance music!!!! I’m a teenager back in Brooklyn, cruising while blasting this song again on the way to the club; yep, we got in every time 😀. Please react to Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam’s “I WONDER IF I TAKE YOU HOME”; it was a huge hit and is a toe dip into 80’s “Freestyle” music ❤️❤️❤️
Yessssss I keep saying the same when they do 80’s bangers!!
@@jackie_jrml Right? I hope more are coming! 😊
YESSS MORE FREESTYLE MUSIC!! We wanna see Jay jamming in his seat! Please check out Stevie B - Spring Love, Party your body, Dreamin’ of love, & In my eyes..
This was a dance floor mob song back in the day. Even the poindexter got in and grooved, lol.
Really interesting that in the early 80's I was mostly a rocker and also into new wave, but I heard this song and INSTANTLY LOVED it!! This was when disco was transitioning to club music. I had the DJ make me a mix-tape with this on it.
I made a fool of myself on the dance floor many times to this music. Back in the day, you got out on the floor whether you could dance or not. Great memories.
I suggested this almost a year ago, glad you got around to it. The song is basically dance club culture, dancing with a stranger before even knowing their name, unspoken vibes, but no one is committed to dance with the same person. So she was getting her groove on with a guy, then another song came on and he moved on to dance with someone else and she is just trusting the music and the groove to bring him back to her. This was a very common occurence in the clubs back then.
The other band of this genre I think of is PLANET PATROL with tracks like Cheap Thrills, Play it at your own risk, and I didn't know I loved you til I saw you rock and roll.
Freestyle from the 80s, yo!!! Other artists in this genre were mentioned below-pls check out Exposé’s “Come Go With Me” and “Point of No Return”👍🏼
This track was/is sampled a lot in hip-hop! It's referred to as the "Shannon sound".
FINALLY a Freestyle genre reaction!!
When you were in the club and this song came on. BOOM! Hit the dance floor!
This was a huge hit for Shannon in 1983. Check out Jody Watley's hits, Real Love, Looking for a New Love, Everything, Friends, and Don't You Want Me. Also, check out Pebbles and her hits Girlfriend and Mercedes Boy! And check out Karyn White and her mega-hit, Superwoman! These were some of the top hit makers of the eighties. 💖💖
Ooooh yeah Jody Watley Don't you want me!! And ALL those!
Yes, Shalimar Night To Remember or Paula Abdul's Vibeology or Opposites Attrack
1983!? I feel older now 😑
Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This song is credited with the birth of Freestyle dance music from mid 1980’s - mid 1990’s.
YES...one of my favorite songs of all time!
This is the FIRST Freestyle song to become a radio hit back in the days
Shannon was one of the first to introduce Latin Freestyle into the clubs. Latin freestyle was a popular genre in the 80s, characterized by sporadic, dark, syncopated rhythms (similar to Latin American rhythms) and synths out the wazoo. It became a fast, cheap way to make hits. Thanks for this video!
That said, you guys should react to some of Alisha's stuff. All Night Passion, Do You Dream About Me? (from the movie Mannequin featuring a young Andrew McCarthy and Kim Cattrall) , and Too Turned On are some of her popular ones.
What’s interesting is that freestyle music was mostly created by blacks and latins, like hip hop in the beginning especially in the Bronx. Blacks artists developed hip hop and Latin artists developed Latin freestyle which was a hybrid of club, some disco elements, minor keys heavy, hip hop elements and synth pop elements. As the genre grew more Latin influenced beats came in as well.
I remember Shannon from the Streetsounds albums in the UK with 'Give Me Tonight'. I requested this song at the school disco in '83 and the crowd clearing so some of the lads could show off their breakdance moves! (I believe she was a classically trained vocalist too!) Awesome tune 😃
Great song, i cant wait till you guys do Midnight Star, No Parking on the Dancefloor.
Midas Touch is awesome too
Oh, hell yes!
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Freek A Zoid will put J an Amber on this group
@@alexandervasel6845 Actually The Midas Touch is my favorite song by them.
One of my favorite dance grooves.
Back in the day in college in Boston..when this hit the clubs..EVERYONE hit the floor..Incredible.
Freestyle music. 🎶
Big in the '80s and '90s.
80s club music is a mood. I need y’all to hear some Ready For The World. “Digital Display” or “Oh Sheila” puhleeeez!
This song is a 1983 JAM!
I Had a chance to meet Shannon while I was performing at a club in New York back in the day.. She had on a tight black outfit like cat woman without the mask. She paid me a compliment on my voice. Thanks for highlighting her.
One of my most favorite songs of all time, thanks for reacting to it. :) It might be the first song I ever heard with a Roland TB-303. "Give Me Tonight" was another popular song of hers.
JAY, you are an 80’s soul! 😊 Shannon’s “ Give Me Tonight” has even stronger vocals
OMG I hadn't heard this song in ages!! Great teenage- memories thanks for playing this one! :)
This was my jam back in the day! They had some dope remixes of this joint on the NY stations (98.7 Kiss, WBLS, WKTU). And this was a club BANGER! Jay, you would've fit right in!
This was one of my favorites in the early 80s !!! You two chair dancing is the way we danced on the floor moving and bouncing around…lol the clubs loved this song!!😘
You just now tapped into the Freestyle genre with Shannon other groups to check out are Debbie Deb, Expose', Trinere, Lisa Lisa and Cult Jam and many more...
You got to dance, the rhythm and percussion is simply Awesome.
this was the song in the early 80's. brought the clubs out of the disco era and into something new. I have a 12' vinyl extended version and it goes on forever!
you have to remember this was a club turn,meaning it was one that you have to experience through amazing speakers and feel the floor shaking etc. Amazing.
This was a couple years before Kid N Play, 1984, but I love that you know the references and its spot on. Kid N Play was the look of 88, but this song would fit in with that. This song didn't sound old even in the 90s
Why not? They were around together the same time. '80s and '90s.
Freestyle music was huge in the '80s and '90s.
Shannon had a few more hits including 'my hearts devided' another huge hit 'give me tonight's' , 'do you wanna get away' a cover of Fornieger 'Urgent'. Love her. And another one was 'sweet somebody '
Literally!!! The second I hear this, I am back at my club, Circle Electric, THE place my friends and I would go dancing.
Klymaxx, Klymaxx, Klymaxx. "The Men All Pause" and "Meeting in the Ladies Room". Must listen:)
Glad you guys discovered the 'FREESTYLE' genre. Basically it's like love/break-up songs, done to a dance beat, during the early to mid-80's up to early 90's (were the height of the genre's popularity, even though songs are still made to this day). NYC was on fire (when i was kid) to this music! Clubs, parties, block parties, you name it! Mostly Latino and Italian-American artists sang the songs, as well as black artists, like Shannon, Joyce Sims, Trinere, Nayobe, Monet, etc... My faves were Stevie B, The Cover Girls, Sweet Sensation, Sa-Fire, TKA, Cynthia, Noel, Coro, Fascination, Expose, Judy Torres, Sandee, Alisha... so many more! Y'all should DEFINITELY do more of this genre!
This is very true and great comment. I was a kid same time frame as you jaja in LA, CA. Also to add it was /is very popular in big urban areas with large latino, black, Italian population in NYC/NJ, Illinois (Chicago), Michigan (Detroit), LA/San Diego, California, the Bay area in CA, Florida (Orlando, Miami), Philly, Toronto (Canada), Texas (Houston, San Antonio, Austin, Corpus, El Paso), DC, overseas in Italy. I agree though that the heavy presence and start up was on the east coast (NYC/NJ and Miami, FL) Many great Freestyle artists came from there.
Also Filipinos and Filipino-Americans love it.
We used to break on laid out refrigerator boxes at the Rogers Station subway station in Baltimore. Our "DJ " made a crude mix of this jam and we killed an 8 minute set. 2 Pop lock boys, 2 flyers, and 2 ground men - we used to battle that sh**.
I still love this song. It says to me . Keep doing you and if it is meant to be, they will come back to you.
" let the music play, he won't get away . Just keep your groove, and he'll come back to you " I love that. ❤
Shannon's "Give Me Tonight" will get in your soul and stay there forever.
Shannon has another great, great song called Give Me Tonight. A total banger like this one. This was the start of that whole 'Freestyle' craze in the eighties.
Yes, freestyle was huge back in the 80s, talk about old school, whew.
If you like this, you should try Catch Me I’m Falling, by Pretty Poison, and Pump Up the Volume by M.A.R.R.S
YES!
Great suggestions 🥰
Yes. I totally agree. Great picks
This song was EVERYWHERE when I was in 5th grade.
In 1986 I was in love with Shannon!!! Give me tonight was my favorite song !!
Jocelyn Enriquez, Debbie Deb,Lisa Lisa , Lissette Melendez and many others were inspired by her sound
I love everything about this song. It used to be on my run list back when I was a runner.
This is anotther one of those songs that we played at every single teenage dance we had. How do you dance to it?....you GROOVE to it, that's how.
This song was created with a synthesizer and drum machine only. One man mixed them both together in the studio to bring out all the little nuances of what was the finished project. I was not a fan of so called “disco” music back then but during my stint as a radio DJ in the late seventies and early eighties, I played this song often because of the tremendous drum line in it. And I really liked the way Shannon sang it. It even has a synthesized cowbell in it.
RSR FAM Y'all did it. FREESTYLE FREESTYLE. This is the Club music during the freestyle era in Miami, New York and a couple other big cities. Underground sound that was everything in the 80s. It was music that was popularized by its Latin hip-hop sound. This song is one of the ones that started it all. She had the B side of this song "Give me Tonight" was also a jam.
Exposé, Lisa Lisa and the Cult Jam, The Cover Girls, Lisette Melendez, Cynthia, Stevie B, TKA, George Lamond and Will to Power to name a few.
I was a club DJ when this came out. Yes, LOUD. Used to play the 7" EP, outstanding. People loved this, always full dance floor.
So many extended mix versions of this song back then as well. There was even a version playing on the airline radio station you had a choice from with those little movie headsets you got for long overseas flights. I remember expecting elevator music but there was actual relatively modern music which was a bit of a surprise. Especially as I had neglected to pack extra batteries for my walkman...
Shannon is considered a one hit wonder. If you can only have one hit make it a a good one. And she did. This is a classic that still gets airplay 40 years after its release.
This song was all over the radio. I can remember the boom box playing this song and also "That's All" by Genesis ( Phil Collins)in the girls locker room after PE! I don't know why those two songs stick out except they were both monster hits around the same time. Good night I can still smell the White Rain aerosol hairspray and "Sure" spray deodorant permeating that locker room!! Lol!
Shannon was part of the Freestyle Dance movement (not to be confused with Freestyle Rap). This is a kind of electronic dance music that was popular in the mid to late 80s, which I don't think you've reacted to until now. It was mostly an underground dance club scene, but some songs like this one did hit the charts. It competed with New Wave Synth dance clubs. You can read about this music style in the Freestyle Music article in Wikipedia.
If you do any more freestyle songs, I highly recommend the following:
The Cover Girls - Because Of You - th-cam.com/video/lSwDOENwNR8/w-d-xo.html
Expose - Exposed to Love - th-cam.com/video/23MGB8QtLgI/w-d-xo.html
Cynthia - Thief of Hearts - th-cam.com/video/-d42VJ8AgnU/w-d-xo.html
There are tons of others! Rob will especially love these songs!
Popular here in the states, early '90s as well. Especially bigger cities.
Lisa Lisa & The Cult Jam "Take You Home"
Me and my best friend Kim would kill it on the dance floor to this song. It was Kim's favorite song ..such good memories....😌
This was a huge skating ⛸️ song in the 80's
'80s and '90s freestyle music! Do more of it!
I was 9 when this came out, and I spent a lot of time after school at the Boys Club, before it became the Boys and Girls Club. That summer, breakdancing became really popular, so they made one of the activity rooms into a breakdance room, with lots of cardboard on the floor. "Let the Music Play" was a favorite for a lot of the boys to pop, lock, and break to.
Hey kids..... this is '80s, '90s freestyle music! lol
Great music.
You both had an absolute ‘moment’ 😁 you totally got sucked in! Love watching you both have the best time… the 80’s were incredible to live through ♥️
I read somewhere that Shannon was still in high school when she recorded this.
Y'all dance to this song just like you were doing. This one would empty seats and pack the floor, along with a couple others. Great memories!! Thanks.
Once a B-Boy, Always B-Boy, with that being said...
In the eighties we had a Breaking Show that was being performed in a mall and the news crews were there, to put it in a segment.
This was the song that we did our Breaking Routine to 🔥👊✌️
We would hit the dance floor without even putting out purses down. 😎
This was a skating rink staple back in the day! This song takes me back!
"Give Me Tonight" is another awesome Shannon song
She also sang GIVE ME TONIGHT!
This song was THE JAM at the time, especially when it was a new hit, it beat all the other songs!! Jay at 5:00 and Amber at 5:21 is EXACTLY how we danced in the clubs to black/r&b songs in the 80s at the clubs. This was Shannon's main jam and ALWAYS STILL packs the dance floor!!
Danced to this many a night in the clubs in the 80s. Please do I FEEL LOVE by Donna Summer, tons of synths for you Jordan, you will also be totally mesmerized by Donna!!
I'm from Germany and I'm an old white man but my favorite music is still Funk, Electro Funk, Breakdance, Freestyle. What I'm getting at, I love "Yarbrough & Peoples - Don't Stop The Music" this song still gives me goosebumps today, for me the best bassline I've heard
This was a hustle dance, disco or freedance. I loved dancing to this song at the Underground in Virginia in the 80s. So much fun! Loved the clothes, too!