🇬🇧 YESSSS. M People. Lead singer Heather Small has just THE greatest voice. This is great to dance to. They had so many hits back in the day. This is from 1993. 🎶❤
@@jennifera7651 Nope, M-People's version is better despite the role reversal, and I'm the kind of guy that will take the original 9 times out of 10...this is one of those 1 cases.
So pleased you've discovered M People. A hidden UK gem for you guys across the pond. They were DEFINITELY 90s not 80s. Plenty to choose from including "How Can I Love You More", "Don't Look Any Further", "One Night in Heaven", "Proud" , "Search for The Hero " and "Renaissance" to name just a few. Just to add, the reason they're called M People is after the "leader" of the band called Mike Pickering (the guy on sax). An influential Club DJ of the time who was part of the late 80's Chicago/Acid House scene in Manchester and the UK in general. A great DJ and remixer. This is his group.
In a similar British soul funk vein,try Soul II Soul and “Back to Life” There was a glut of great soulful tunes around that time coming out of England. The London label AcidJazz phenomenon was at its peak around then too….’88 to late 90’s. Great memories.
What a voice! This era of music was just the best. Other great females from “across the pond” is Princess “Say I’m your number 1”, Mel n Kim “Respectable”, Showing Out”, Kylie Minogue “Shocked” “Step back in time”.
The name "M People" comes from the name of the group's founder, Mike Pickering ("Mike's People"), although many people assume that the "M" stands for Manchester, which is where the band's from (9 miles up the road from me). They formed in 1990. If you want to see another stunning British soul singer, check out Beverley Knight: Song = 'Black Butta on 'Later' TV show' :th-cam.com/video/WLgSEnMVkiE/w-d-xo.html Song = 'Shoulda, Woulda, Coulda - official video': th-cam.com/video/0d0JUiBCakg/w-d-xo.html
Oh and from same era. Gabrielle - Dreams but the white label version. It was an underground club hit which launched Gabrielle into the charts but the radio version is more of a ballad. Trust me it's a classic you'll both love 👌🏻❤️
The early 90s had so many club bangers in the day. The influence of euro dance music, in particular, really was at an all time high. You should check out a song called "Mr. Vain" by Culture Beat. An amazing group out of Germany. This one had everybody dancing! 💯🔥
Tiny package, big, big voice, love M People and her solo song Proud is an absolute classic. So pleased you have found them they have some wonderful music
🇬🇧 More fab songs by M People.... "How Can I Love You More" "One Night In Heaven" "Don't Look Any Further" & Heather Small's debut solo hit "Proud" 🎼🎶💕
OMG!!! Heather Small, and M people you finally discover them! So many great hits, she is so unque, such a great singer, a fabulous 90s band from across the pond.
M People = Manchester People. Some say from Mike (Pickering) founder member. Have to check out: "Perfect Day" - BBC Various artists. Heather Small is in there (along with Elton John, Tom Jones, Bono, Gabrielle, David Bowie and many more!!) Enjoy!!!😉
Can't remember ONE song by them that is no banger! Great voice! M-People lasted from 1990 until 1999, so it was a pure 90s band. But Heather Small's post-band solo work is also great.
Just remember, "M People - Music," "Mmm, People - Soylent Green movie." This song was featured in the movie First Wives' Club with Goldie Hawn, Bette Midler, Dianne Keaton and Stockard Channing. If you've not seen it, you really should. It's fun.
La Bouche 'Be my lover", Ace of base ' Beautiful life", Jomanda - "Got A Love For You (Hurleys Club Extended Mix)", Culture Beat - "Mr. Vain", klf feat. tammy wynette - justified and ancient", Crystal Waters, Janet "you want this" and Miss you much (w/ chair routine) grt dance songs - Karen white and Jody Watley too. Taylor Dayne's 'With ever beat of my heart"
M People definitely 90s. 'M' stood for 'Mike's People' ( a lot of people mistakenly think the M stood for Manchester because that is where most of the band were from/lived.) Mike is Mike Pickering, the chap on saxophone. He is also a producer. His intention originally was to have a rotation of singers (Mike's People) in the same way Soul II Soul did in the late 80s, but they found Heather Small and he couldn't move on from here voice, and the rest is history! One Night in Heaven and sight for sore eyes are too tracks you should check out Heather had a solo hit with the song Proud separate to the band😂
Fabulous Heather Small M People still gigging festival's, next couple of songs Search for the Hero also One Night in Heaven. Please more more more 😊❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
M people are fantastic. The band was started by saxophonist Mike Pickering who was a DJ at the legendary Manchester nightclub The Hacienda in the late 80's/early 90's
Yes!........M People from Manchester and came about in the early 90's. Heather Small has such a unique voice, soulful but in your face at the same time. 😄 Another soulful band that came out at about the same time were the Lighthouse Family and well worth a reaction.
Heather’s voice is a powerhouse in the UK. I would say her standout track is “what have you done today to make you feel proud“ But now you absolutely must check out Dina Carroll.
From this same time period (early 1990s) there was the band Army Of Lovers & the dance rap acts Betty Boo, 2 Unlimited, Gerardo, Snap!, & Technotronic. There's "Batdance" & "My Name Is Prince" by Prince. Also check out "Justified And Ancient" by KLF featuring country singer Tammy Wynette.
They've reacted to many of these; type their channel name and the name of the band into the search bar, and YT should give you a list of video thumbnails.
This song is from 1993 and part of the Euro-Trance wave of wonderful music in the 90s. Another cool band to check out is Urban Cookie Collective with their song The Key The Secret
This is early nineties, 1993. It has a characteristic, sort of minimalist, vaguely 70s-disco sound that you also heard in popular music of the time from artists like Ce Ce Peniston, Crystal Waters, etc. And their name sounds seventies to me, reminding me of late seventies disco groups like M and Boney M.
This is cool. First time impression for me too. I've never heard of the band or the song, but I liked it a lot. It's a kinda funky disco tune, I like the rhythm it set right from the into. The singer had an very nice voice. I'm an old goat and rarely like songs the first time I hear them, but this was one of those rare exceptions.
This band is amazing! They had a bunch of great songs that were huge in the gay clubs, and never failed to pack the dance floors. Also check out "One Night in Heaven", and their amazing cover of "Itchycoo Park". As a solo artist Heather Small had a wonderful song called "Proud", the chorus of which had words to live by and aspire to. "What have you done today to make you feel proud?" It's like going to church! ❤️🎶
Fantastic 90s group with a number of catchy songs. Search For The Hero is another great tune they did and Heather Small was one of the singers on the legendary Lou Reed Perfect Day cover. Also check out Lighthouse Family from the same era.
Now check out La Bouche ( lead vocals by Melanie Thornton). “Be My Lover, Sweet Dreams, I Love to Love, You Won’t Forget Me, SOS, Where Do You Go”… so many great songs 🌟
Search For A Hero. Wow! I used to work in a Primary school and the head teacher would play this song every day as the children went in to assembly. It gave everyone a really upbeat attitude for the day. Fabulous song to inspire. Please try it and enjoy it.
Great groove! M People were just one of many groups from the U.K. that brought the soulful, funky groove in the late '80s and '90s. One of my favorites from them is "Drive Time," a great shuffle from their '90s "Bizarre Fruit" LP. Another excellent U.K. soul/funk group from that time period is the Brand New Heavies; check out "Spend Some Time" and "Stay This Way."
It was 1993. After graduating HS, I spent 2 months in England and this was top of the charts and I danced to it in the clubs all the time. The best time of my life!
This was something of a club song in the early 90s as I recall. I remember hearing this like crazy when I moved to Austin in 94. This to me was a somewhat disco-influenced song, as 70s disco had a real resurgence in the early/mid 90s.
M People had some bangers in the 90's. One Night in Heaven, Search for the Hero, What Have You Done Today, Sight For Sore Eyes plus their cover of Itchycoo Park. Plus Heathers solo song Hero.
Oh my god I absolutely love M People. I saw their on cassette in a bargain bin. I bought it and I was hooked. I have bought everyone of their albums. All the singles are absolutely stone cold hits! They are called M People were named after founding band member Mike Pickering who was a DJ at legendary Manchester club. Please please dig into their incredible bank catalogue, you will never be bored or disappointed with any of their output. On a side note Heather Small released some solo material. So you must check out her solo track "Search for the hero" it was a massive massive hit. ❤❤
Search for a hero, one night in heaven, two other great songs of hers and the band. They were fairly big in the mid 90s and kind of disappeared after that.
❤️…been waiting for this one. One Night In Heaven was their biggest hit for MPeople. And as a solo artist for Heather Small……Proud…. Please do more reactions of MPeople and Heather Small❤
OMG! I forgot I have the 12inch of this song. I forgot all about M People, I have 3 remixes of this song on that record. I bought it like 20 years ago and I used to play it all the time.
Back when I was DJing, if you couldn't fill a dance floor with an M People track you were in trouble, the whole production of their records was great, check out One Night In Heaven Fantasy Island Angel Street How Can I Love You More Just to name a few of their hits 🇬🇧
Big hit in my gay and alternative clubs back then. Loved groovin to this. Everyone is having a great time. Queens doing their thang. Canadian Grandma Lori. C.
it's always such a pleasure to see you discovering songs from my youth. thanks for that o love it so much to see you! than you and greetings from Berlin / Germany
There was a brit comedy series called miranda that was written by and starred miranda heart.she owns a shop her and her assistant would have heathers face on a stick.every now and then would put it in front of their faces and imitate her singing what have you done today to make you feel proud.which is from her song proud.in one ep she made a guest appearance.it was so awkward yet so funny. They're an early 90's group.
A club hit that hit #1 in 1994, and appeared on the soundtrack to “Beverly Hills 90210” and with this video playing in the end credits to several episodes.
If y’all come back to New Orleans, there’s a club that has a drink special called Sunday tea. It starts on Sunday afternoon. My point is you probably still could hear this song played there
Theme tune to the Janet Street Porter produced, BBC 2 series The Living Soap in which a group of students shared a house for a year. Their album Elegant Slumming won the 1994 Mercury Prize even though they were dismissed as Handbag Techno.
Heather Small's voice is incredible. The late 80's, early 90's was when I was getting into music. Search For The Hero is incredible and definitely worth a listen.
I love m people they were big in the 90s search for the hero is another amazing song more on her voice in that song all there music is easy to listen to heather smalls voice is so unique
Well M People hailed from Manchester, England so I guess that's were the band name came from. They were huge in the UK in the 90s. Check out How Can I Love You More, One Night In Heaven & Search For The Hero.
🇬🇧 YESSSS. M People. Lead singer Heather Small has just THE greatest voice. This is great to dance to. They had so many hits back in the day. This is from 1993. 🎶❤
Has she done much music? Love her!
@@michaelasay8587LOTS AND LOTS.
LOTS AND LOTS.
They should try Lonnie Gorden's Happening All Over Again, and Robin S with her Show Me Love.
Greatest no. Distinctive yes.
M People - One night in Heaven was a great song
"Sight For Sore Eyes" It's also a great song😊
How can I love you more too
Yeah; One Night in Heaven... I reckon; far better than this one.
Oh yes I love that song !!! Heather's solo single might be known in the US 'Proud' and Search for the Hero.
It sure is!
You have no idea how huge this song was. Every store you walked into it was playing!
Yay! Finally M people. Proud or Search for the Hero are amazing!!! She has such a unique voice.
Proud is a must! And the dance remix of Proud used in the US version of Queer as folk was epic.
Proud is a great song. Oprah actually used it as the theme song for her show at one point because she loved the positive message of the song
we were played proud in school assembly - we had to ask ourselves what we had done to make us feel proud - absolute chooon
90s. I love M People and I'm an 80s girl!
M people were a 90s group and "Don't look any further" is a great song of there's
I agree. Their version is great. So is the version by 80's British Soul band The Kane Gang. Also their version of "Itchychoo Park."
Ok but thee best version of "Don't Look any Further" is thee OG version by Dennis Edwards with Siedah Garrett!🎉
I love “don’t look any further “ too!
@@jennifera7651 Nope, M-People's version is better despite the role reversal, and I'm the kind of guy that will take the original 9 times out of 10...this is one of those 1 cases.
@@jennifera7651 So true, and anyone who says different needs their hearing examined.
M People were one of the better musical acts of the 90s from the UK. This song is from 1993. You should check out "One Night in Heaven" next.
Yes one of the best!!!
I was born 11 years after this song came out but I swear I remember hearing it somewhere as a kid. The 90s music have a very strong staying power.
Finally. You discover the great voice of Heather Small.
Yes ❤
So pleased you've discovered M People. A hidden UK gem for you guys across the pond. They were DEFINITELY 90s not 80s. Plenty to choose from including "How Can I Love You More", "Don't Look Any Further", "One Night in Heaven", "Proud" , "Search for The Hero " and "Renaissance" to name just a few. Just to add, the reason they're called M People is after the "leader" of the band called Mike Pickering (the guy on sax). An influential Club DJ of the time who was part of the late 80's Chicago/Acid House scene in Manchester and the UK in general. A great DJ and remixer. This is his group.
Did they do a song called 'Colour My Life'? I think it might've been one of their earlier singles?
@@mimimusick9734 yes they did. They did so many I forgot that one 😂
You forgot about someday their best tune I think
Classic British 90s, there's a whole era of music here.
In a similar British soul funk vein,try Soul II Soul and “Back to Life”
There was a glut of great soulful tunes around that time coming out of England.
The London label AcidJazz phenomenon was at its peak around then too….’88 to late 90’s.
Great memories.
What a voice! This era of music was just the best. Other great females from “across the pond” is Princess “Say I’m your number 1”, Mel n Kim “Respectable”, Showing Out”, Kylie Minogue “Shocked” “Step back in time”.
Loved to see more Kylie on here - Step Back In Time and Shocked are brilliant tracks
Mel ‘n Kim; Respectable. Totally agree 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
“Say I’m Your Number One” 🔥🔥🔥
10000000% @@geoff2504
The name "M People" comes from the name of the group's founder, Mike Pickering ("Mike's People"), although many people assume that the "M" stands for Manchester, which is where the band's from (9 miles up the road from me). They formed in 1990. If you want to see another stunning British soul singer, check out Beverley Knight:
Song = 'Black Butta on 'Later' TV show' :th-cam.com/video/WLgSEnMVkiE/w-d-xo.html
Song = 'Shoulda, Woulda, Coulda - official video': th-cam.com/video/0d0JUiBCakg/w-d-xo.html
Beverley Knight is awesome!
If we're starting this list we should definitely add Mica Paris
I always thought it was Manchester lol
@@lawlini1979 tbh so did I until I looked it up!
Oh and from same era. Gabrielle - Dreams but the white label version. It was an underground club hit which launched Gabrielle into the charts but the radio version is more of a ballad. Trust me it's a classic you'll both love 👌🏻❤️
The early 90s had so many club bangers in the day. The influence of euro dance music, in particular, really was at an all time high. You should check out a song called "Mr. Vain" by Culture Beat. An amazing group out of Germany. This one had everybody dancing! 💯🔥
Tiny package, big, big voice, love M People and her solo song Proud is an absolute classic. So pleased you have found them they have some wonderful music
LOVE Proud! 🥰🥰🥰
1 song Heather sang for the 2012 Olympics in London called Proud. It's very inspirational.
Yep, That's a great song. It has 'Amber's new running song' written all over it.
Totally agree 👍🏻
🇬🇧 More fab songs by M People.... "How Can I Love You More" "One Night In Heaven" "Don't Look Any Further" & Heather Small's debut solo hit "Proud" 🎼🎶💕
Released in 1993, I was crazy mad about this song - great to dance to - excellent in every way!
1993 was all about M People
OMG!!! Heather Small, and M people you finally discover them! So many great hits, she is so unque, such a great singer, a fabulous 90s band from across the pond.
M People = Manchester People. Some say from Mike (Pickering) founder member.
Have to check out: "Perfect Day" - BBC Various artists. Heather Small is in there (along with Elton John, Tom Jones, Bono, Gabrielle, David Bowie and many more!!)
Enjoy!!!😉
Guys check "Ride On Time" you'll love Loleatta Holloway vocals which were sampled on this Black Box's 1989 hit
…after the lawsuit the song had to be re-recorded by Heather Small under the UK label Deconstruction
Can't remember ONE song by them that is no banger! Great voice! M-People lasted from 1990 until 1999, so it was a pure 90s band. But Heather Small's post-band solo work is also great.
Ultra Naté is also within the same lane. Her song "You're free" was a club classic. House music.
Just remember, "M People - Music," "Mmm, People - Soylent Green movie."
This song was featured in the movie First Wives' Club with Goldie Hawn, Bette Midler, Dianne Keaton and Stockard Channing. If you've not seen it, you really should. It's fun.
I recall my friends and I grooving to this song in the clubs 30 years ago. Those were the days!
this is 90s, Heather Small, beautiful voice, beautiful lady, beautiful soul
M People.
The M stands for Manchester,England,where they are from.
British soul/funk.
wrong - it's M for Mike Pickering the band leader!
This came out in 1993. It was at the top of the dance charts worldwide.
La Bouche 'Be my lover", Ace of base ' Beautiful life", Jomanda - "Got A Love For You (Hurleys Club Extended Mix)", Culture Beat - "Mr. Vain", klf feat. tammy wynette - justified and ancient", Crystal Waters, Janet "you want this" and Miss you much (w/ chair routine) grt dance songs - Karen white and Jody Watley too. Taylor Dayne's 'With ever beat of my heart"
Oh yes KLF featuring TAMMY WYNETTE with JUSTIFIED AND ANCIENT is definitely one they should react too
I love house music! 80s and 90s. Try Crystal Waters and Neneh Cherry next. Also CC Music Factory. 🕺
We danced to this at the clubs.
Search for a hero is simply amazing. Heather's voice has a quality like no other. The 80s is everyone's favourite decade for dancing.
Except this is 90's
M People definitely 90s. 'M' stood for 'Mike's People' ( a lot of people mistakenly think the M stood for Manchester because that is where most of the band were from/lived.)
Mike is Mike Pickering, the chap on saxophone. He is also a producer. His intention originally was to have a rotation of singers (Mike's People) in the same way Soul II Soul did in the late 80s, but they found Heather Small and he couldn't move on from here voice, and the rest is history!
One Night in Heaven and sight for sore eyes are too tracks you should check out
Heather had a solo hit with the song Proud separate to the band😂
Fabulous Heather Small M People still gigging festival's, next couple of songs Search for the Hero also One Night in Heaven. Please more more more 😊❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
M people are fantastic. The band was started by saxophonist Mike Pickering who was a DJ at the legendary Manchester nightclub The Hacienda in the late 80's/early 90's
Shovel playing drums.
Yes!........M People from Manchester and came about in the early 90's. Heather Small has such a unique voice, soulful but in your face at the same time. 😄 Another soulful band that came out at about the same time were the Lighthouse Family and well worth a reaction.
Heather’s voice is a powerhouse in the UK. I would say her standout track is “what have you done today to make you feel proud“
But now you absolutely must check out Dina Carroll.
The band and her solo work is phenomenal. I love her voice.
The early 90's I believe. I remember bopping around to that at the club!!
Love M People and especially Heather Small's fabulous voice
Northern soul and elegant slumming 2 really good albums from M People.
From this same time period (early 1990s) there was the band Army Of Lovers & the dance rap acts Betty Boo, 2 Unlimited, Gerardo, Snap!, & Technotronic. There's "Batdance" & "My Name Is Prince" by Prince. Also check out "Justified And Ancient" by KLF featuring country singer Tammy Wynette.
They've reacted to many of these; type their channel name and the name of the band into the search bar, and YT should give you a list of video thumbnails.
This song is from 1993 and part of the Euro-Trance wave of wonderful music in the 90s. Another cool band to check out is Urban Cookie Collective with their song The Key The Secret
This is early nineties, 1993. It has a characteristic, sort of minimalist, vaguely 70s-disco sound that you also heard in popular music of the time from artists like Ce Ce Peniston, Crystal Waters, etc. And their name sounds seventies to me, reminding me of late seventies disco groups like M and Boney M.
If you grew up in the 90s, you gotta love Heather Small
This is cool. First time impression for me too. I've never heard of the band or the song, but I liked it a lot. It's a kinda funky disco tune, I like the rhythm it set right from the into. The singer had an very nice voice. I'm an old goat and rarely like songs the first time I hear them, but this was one of those rare exceptions.
This band is amazing! They had a bunch of great songs that were huge in the gay clubs, and never failed to pack the dance floors. Also check out "One Night in Heaven", and their amazing cover of "Itchycoo Park". As a solo artist Heather Small had a wonderful song called "Proud", the chorus of which had words to live by and aspire to. "What have you done today to make you feel proud?" It's like going to church! ❤️🎶
Fantastic 90s group with a number of catchy songs. Search For The Hero is another great tune they did and Heather Small was one of the singers on the legendary Lou Reed Perfect Day cover. Also check out Lighthouse Family from the same era.
Now check out La Bouche ( lead vocals by Melanie Thornton). “Be My Lover, Sweet Dreams, I Love to Love, You Won’t Forget Me, SOS, Where Do You Go”… so many great songs 🌟
Yes M people. All their songs are catchy as hell
‘How can I love you more’ from their debut album Northern Soul is my favourite… Great memories of house party’s in Manchester back in the early 90s.
The original version was brilliant. Never liked the remix.
Search For A Hero. Wow! I used to work in a Primary school and the head teacher would play this song every day as the children went in to assembly. It gave everyone a really upbeat attitude for the day. Fabulous song to inspire. Please try it and enjoy it.
For sax lovers: Jimmy Nail‘s Ain‘t No Doubt Lot of late 80s & early 90s vibes.
I am not lying.
Great groove! M People were just one of many groups from the U.K. that brought the soulful, funky groove in the late '80s and '90s. One of my favorites from them is "Drive Time," a great shuffle from their '90s "Bizarre Fruit" LP. Another excellent U.K. soul/funk group from that time period is the Brand New Heavies; check out "Spend Some Time" and "Stay This Way."
Had this CD and it was my favorite song! Love them!
Such great singer and music they always got people up on to the dance floor. We all loved it.❤❤❤
Late 80s early 90s. I totally forgot about this song because I only used to hear it in the club. Thanks guys.
they formed as a group in 1990.
It was 1993. After graduating HS, I spent 2 months in England and this was top of the charts and I danced to it in the clubs all the time. The best time of my life!
This was something of a club song in the early 90s as I recall. I remember hearing this like crazy when I moved to Austin in 94. This to me was a somewhat disco-influenced song, as 70s disco had a real resurgence in the early/mid 90s.
Love M People! Reminds me of fantastic nights out and happy times in the 90s - how is this song 31 years old?!
Proud!
This just reminds me of that classic 90s bop vibes.. This on my dance playlist 🔥
Please do Heather Small’s song PROUD and the video. It is one of the most positive song and video you would watch….. one of my favourites.
Yay! M People 👏🏻👏🏻 Heather has a beautiful voice and she’s gorgeous too, very underrated. The M People one of the best from the 90s.
Heather Small is an amazing singer. M People was a very popular club group. BTW, Heather Small recorded "Proud".
1993 this. Was in Germany at the time. Big dance hit!
Thanks for finally getting round to this band. They were great live....
Love it, I haven't heard this in years... wooohoooo, I'm going to work out...
M People had some bangers in the 90's. One Night in Heaven, Search for the Hero, What Have You Done Today, Sight For Sore Eyes plus their cover of Itchycoo Park. Plus Heathers solo song Hero.
Search was used on the Peugeot 406 advert and it was all iconic, an advert you really didn't mind watching.
This is my all time favourite song!!! So glad someone reacted to it! Heather is an insane singer ❤❤❤
OMG ! I've had this song stuck in my head for days. Love it
This used to be one of my go to bops back in the early 1990s. I would play this and other songs on repeat in the car
School disco memories!!
GenX is back in the club today! haha
Yessss! M People is my JAM!
Saw M People live in Manchester back in the 90s
Oh my god I absolutely love M People. I saw their on cassette in a bargain bin. I bought it and I was hooked. I have bought everyone of their albums. All the singles are absolutely stone cold hits! They are called M People were named after founding band member Mike Pickering who was a DJ at legendary Manchester club.
Please please dig into their incredible bank catalogue, you will never be bored or disappointed with any of their output.
On a side note Heather Small released some solo material. So you must check out her solo track "Search for the hero" it was a massive massive hit. ❤❤
Another great dance hit from 1993 is No Limit by 2 Unlimited.
Search for a hero, one night in heaven, two other great songs of hers and the band. They were fairly big in the mid 90s and kind of disappeared after that.
Not heard M People in years.. memoriea of dancing to this in the clubs
❤️…been waiting for this one.
One Night In Heaven was their biggest hit for MPeople.
And as a solo artist for Heather Small……Proud….
Please do more reactions of MPeople and Heather Small❤
I am glad you reacted to M People and I am glad you both enjoyed it. I would recommend reacting to Search for a Hero. It is a very uplifting song.
OMG! I forgot I have the 12inch of this song. I forgot all about M People, I have 3 remixes of this song on that record. I bought it like 20 years ago and I used to play it all the time.
Back when I was DJing, if you couldn't fill a dance floor with an M People track you were in trouble, the whole production of their records was great, check out
One Night In Heaven
Fantasy Island
Angel Street
How Can I Love You More
Just to name a few of their hits 🇬🇧
Big hit in my gay and alternative clubs back then. Loved groovin to this. Everyone is having a great time. Queens doing their thang. Canadian Grandma Lori. C.
it's always such a pleasure to see you discovering songs from my youth. thanks for that o love it so much to see you! than you and greetings from Berlin / Germany
There was a brit comedy series called miranda that was written by and starred miranda heart.she owns a shop her and her assistant would have heathers face on a stick.every now and then would put it in front of their faces and imitate her singing what have you done today to make you feel proud.which is from her song proud.in one ep she made a guest appearance.it was so awkward yet so funny.
They're an early 90's group.
A club hit that hit #1 in 1994, and appeared on the soundtrack to “Beverly Hills 90210” and with this video playing in the end credits to several episodes.
70s-90s were an incredible era of music. Sadly the 2000s onwards has struggled to match it! Glad you're discovering them!
Such a great band. Good times. Glad you've found them!
Dance classic! Love Heather Small’s voice, presence and hair ♥️
Oh, Search For The Hero, One Night In Heaven, Don't Look Any Further. All great tunes. Early 90s. ❤️
1993. We are deep into House music by now. M People have a very signature first half of the 90s dance music sound.
If y’all come back to New Orleans, there’s a club that has a drink special called Sunday tea. It starts on Sunday afternoon. My point is you probably still could hear this song played there
Well, what's the club?
Theme tune to the Janet Street Porter produced, BBC 2 series The Living Soap in which a group of students shared a house for a year. Their album Elegant Slumming won the 1994 Mercury Prize even though they were dismissed as Handbag Techno.
Heather Small's voice is incredible. The late 80's, early 90's was when I was getting into music. Search For The Hero is incredible and definitely worth a listen.
one night in heaven captures her soulful grunt perfectly..
Fantastic motivational song from Manchester, England
I love m people they were big in the 90s search for the hero is another amazing song more on her voice in that song all there music is easy to listen to heather smalls voice is so unique
Wow I forgot about this song. Love this song
Well M People hailed from Manchester, England so I guess that's were the band name came from. They were huge in the UK in the 90s. Check out How Can I Love You More, One Night In Heaven & Search For The Hero.
Sight for sore eyes is a banger.