dadeepop said:

rdhull said:

It did? wow Im shocked ppl know that. Ive never heard it played in clubs back then.

Yep. And it was played in a redneck-y bar, which made it a bit surreal and slightly comical.

I once led an impromptu conga line in a country bar to Billy Idols version of Mone Mone..dont ask, but I understand the rnb in a countryass bar being a hit with the patrons..but Mone Mone was a universal hit compared to BJB though so that is surreal

I'm with you, OP. I'd most definitely go with DMSR. The groove hits so hard from the very beginning. EVERYONE smiles and starts bobbing their heads when it comes on!

PurpleYoda3121 said:

Because the nature of groove varies from decade to decade I have chosen several for each era.

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Disco (Late 1970s/80s)

I wanna be your lover

Sexy Dancer

Partyup

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Classic Funk Party (Early 1980s)

Lets Work

DMSR

1999

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Mid 80s pop dance

Erotic City

Lets Go Crazy

Raspberry Beret

Pop Life

Girls and Boys

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Late 80s

Housequake

Le Grind

U got the Look

Escape

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Early 1990s

Gett Off

Horny Pony

Shake

Love 2 the 9s

My name is Prince

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Mid 1990s

Pheromone

Pope

Pussy Control

Get yo groove on

Sex in the Summer

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Late 90s

Hot wit u

Come On

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2000s

Musicology

Black Sweat

Lolita

Dance 4 Me

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2010s

Clouds

Like a Mack

This could be us remix

Shut this down

dadeepop said:

rdhull said:

It did? wow Im shocked ppl know that. Ive never heard it played in clubs back then.

Yep. And it was played in a redneck-y bar, which made it a bit surreal and slightly comical.

That is really funny. I used to go to a rednecky gay bar in Tennessee and they would play it there. All of us loved it.

Top 5 off the top of my head

Sexy MF

Gett Off

P* Control

DMSR

FUNK

maceoparker007 said:

Holy shit totally forgot about... HOT THING

Play that on high volume and everyone will be on fire

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The live version on the SOTT film!!!!! DEAR GOD IT'S SO GOOD.

fen said:

214 said:

Is it any good?

DJing? Yes, it was a lot of fun. As I said, it's great to be able to play your favourite tracks on a professional grade sound system. I wasn't a pro by any means – we just started throwing nights to raise money for art projects, exhibitions and so on, and we eventually came to an arrangement with a couple of local clubs. I was chosen simply because I had the most extensive vinyl collection and worked with audio gear. This was in the late 90s/early 2000s when a standard set-up still consisted of turntables, CD players and a mixer. There wasn't many local places playing genuine funk at that time (lots of disco/acid jazz/"funky" house nights), so our sets were quite novel. As a rule, Prince wasn't particularly well respected among my peers, so I always made a point of playing his back-catalogue as much as I could. I played IDM as well, and would often segue his Camille tracks into stuff like Funny Little Man by Aphex Twin and then Parliament's Dr. Funkenstein or Mr Wiggles - it worked pretty well (to my mind at least). Erotic City still sounded fresh next to that IDM stuff. The only thing that I didn't enjoy was having my old vinyl hanging around a bunch of drunk/high people (which usually included myself!). Things are different now, of course – why not give it a try?

https://www.mixxx.org/

[Edited 5/23/17 16:54pm]

My bad, i meant Apex Twin.

DMSR

Erotic City

Days of Wild

Musicology

Let's Work

Housequake

My first thought was Erotic City. I wanted something with a little more funk; so I went to 777-9311... final selection: Get it Up (it may have been performed by The Time; but it's still a Prince song).

[Edited 5/29/17 18:38pm]

Asenath0607 said:

Sure would love to see some vidoes of people dancing because while great songs; I can't imagine doing any type of funky dancing to some of them. LOL

One that deserves to be somewhere in the now long list of songs is Get Wild.

pdiddy2011 said:

I'm with you, OP. I'd most definitely go with DMSR. The groove hits so hard from the very beginning. EVERYONE smiles and starts bobbing their heads when it comes on!

That's the first one that popped into my head.