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My 80s dance pick of the day - Dazz Band "Let it whip" major club anthem from 1982 and also their biggest pop hit even making it into the Billboard Top 10. So let's hear it for...
Dazz Band - "Let it whip" Wanna see you with it Sho' could treat you right Give me just a minute Of your time tonight We both are here to have the fun So let it whip We'll get into groovin' Love your body language Baby, let me know You've got me sort of anxious We both are here to have the fun So let it whip So let it whip (let's whip it baby) Child (let's whip it right) Get a grip (let's whip it baby, work it all night) Well, what's your trip (oh no) Child C'mon let it whip Oww-hoo Now that you can see How you groove with me What else can I do To get closer to you We both are here to have the fun So let it whip We have the natural feeling Obviously revealing Let me be your paper man I'd love to be your joker man We both are here to have the fun So let it whip So let it whip (let's whip it baby) Child (let's whip it right) Get a grip (let's whip it baby, whip it all night) Well, what's your trip (oh no) Child C'mon let it whip (C'mon whip) (C'mon whip) So let it whip (let's whip it baby) Child (let's whip it right) Get a grip (let's whip it baby, whip it all night) Well, what's your trip (oh no) Child C'mon let it whip (C'mon whip) Ohhh (C'mon whip) (There's no time to lose) There is no time to lose (You're the one I choose, it's alright) You're the one I choose, I only wanna be with you You're the one for me Can't you see that I (I won't waste your time) I won't waste your time (I sense something divine in you) Something divine in you (yes I do) Oooh-hoo-hoo So let it whip (let's whip it baby) Child (let's whip it right) Get a grip (let's whip it baby, whip it all night) Well, what's your trip (oh no) Child C'mon let it whip (C'mon whip) (C'mon whip) (let's whip it baby) (let's whip it right) (let's whip it baby, whip it all night) (C'mon whip) (C'mon whip) (There's no time to lose) There is no time to lose (You're the one I choose, it's alright) Hey, you're the one I choose, I only wanna be with you You're the one for me Can't you see that I (I won't waste your time) I won't waste your time (I sense something divine in you) Something divine in you (yes I do) Oooh-hoo-hoo So let it whip (let's whip it baby) Child (let's whip it right) Get a grip (let's whip it baby, whip it all night) Well, what's your trip (oh no) Child C'mon let it whip (C'mon whip) (C'mon whip) So let it whip (let's whip it baby) Child Here's a little info on the Dazz Band taken from http://classic.motown.com...prd&aid=12 Bobby Harris masterminded the formation of the Dazz Band in the late 70s when he combined two Cleveland funk outfits, Bell Telefunk and the Kinsman Grill house band. The result was an eight-piece line-up, with Harris, Pierre DeMudd and Skip Martin handling horns and vocals, and Eric Fearman (guitar), Kevin Frederick (keyboards), Kenny Pettus (percussion), Michael Wiley (bass) and Isaac Wiley (drums) providing the instrumental support.
Coining the word "Dazz" as a contraction of "danceable jazz", Harris initially named the band Kinsman Dazz, under which moniker they registered two minor US hits in 1978 and 1979. The following year, they signed to Motown Records, where their irresistible blend of dance rhythms and commercial melodies established them as one of the label's hottest acts of the 80s. Their early albums were firmly in the jazz-funk style pioneered by Earth, Wind And Fire and George Benson. They graduated towards a harder, less melodic funk sound, enjoying a US Top 10 hit with "Let It Whip" in 1982, which won them a Grammy award for the best performance by an R&B Vocal Duo or Group. Notable British success followed with the tougher, sparse rhythm of "Let It All Blow". Vanglorious... this is protected by the red, the black, and the green. With a key... sissy! | |
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man,I was just listening to this song on the way to work the other day,and I thought "I should do a thread on this song".Looks like you beat to it
This is a clever,early 80s funk jam with a slight New Wave feel to it.The chorus is so catchy,it stays in your head all day long. | |
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Dancelot said: major club anthem from 1982 and also their biggest pop hit even making it into the Billboard Top 10. So let's hear it for...
Dazz Band - "Let it whip" Wanna see you with it Sho' could treat you right Give me just a minute Of your time tonight We both are here to have the fun So let it whip We'll get into groovin' Love your body language Baby, let me know You've got me sort of anxious We both are here to have the fun So let it whip So let it whip (let's whip it baby) Child (let's whip it right) Get a grip (let's whip it baby, work it all night) Well, what's your trip (oh no) Child C'mon let it whip Oww-hoo Now that you can see How you groove with me What else can I do To get closer to you We both are here to have the fun So let it whip We have the natural feeling Obviously revealing Let me be your paper man I'd love to be your joker man We both are here to have the fun So let it whip So let it whip (let's whip it baby) Child (let's whip it right) Get a grip (let's whip it baby, whip it all night) Well, what's your trip (oh no) Child C'mon let it whip (C'mon whip) (C'mon whip) So let it whip (let's whip it baby) Child (let's whip it right) Get a grip (let's whip it baby, whip it all night) Well, what's your trip (oh no) Child C'mon let it whip (C'mon whip) Ohhh (C'mon whip) (There's no time to lose) There is no time to lose (You're the one I choose, it's alright) You're the one I choose, I only wanna be with you You're the one for me Can't you see that I (I won't waste your time) I won't waste your time (I sense something divine in you) Something divine in you (yes I do) Oooh-hoo-hoo So let it whip (let's whip it baby) Child (let's whip it right) Get a grip (let's whip it baby, whip it all night) Well, what's your trip (oh no) Child C'mon let it whip (C'mon whip) (C'mon whip) (let's whip it baby) (let's whip it right) (let's whip it baby, whip it all night) (C'mon whip) (C'mon whip) (There's no time to lose) There is no time to lose (You're the one I choose, it's alright) Hey, you're the one I choose, I only wanna be with you You're the one for me Can't you see that I (I won't waste your time) I won't waste your time (I sense something divine in you) Something divine in you (yes I do) Oooh-hoo-hoo So let it whip (let's whip it baby) Child (let's whip it right) Get a grip (let's whip it baby, whip it all night) Well, what's your trip (oh no) Child C'mon let it whip (C'mon whip) (C'mon whip) So let it whip (let's whip it baby) Child Here's a little info on the Dazz Band taken from http://classic.motown.com...prd&aid=12 Bobby Harris masterminded the formation of the Dazz Band in the late 70s when he combined two Cleveland funk outfits, Bell Telefunk and the Kinsman Grill house band. The result was an eight-piece line-up, with Harris, Pierre DeMudd and Skip Martin handling horns and vocals, and Eric Fearman (guitar), Kevin Frederick (keyboards), Kenny Pettus (percussion), Michael Wiley (bass) and Isaac Wiley (drums) providing the instrumental support.
Coining the word "Dazz" as a contraction of "danceable jazz", Harris initially named the band Kinsman Dazz, under which moniker they registered two minor US hits in 1978 and 1979. The following year, they signed to Motown Records, where their irresistible blend of dance rhythms and commercial melodies established them as one of the label's hottest acts of the 80s. Their early albums were firmly in the jazz-funk style pioneered by Earth, Wind And Fire and George Benson. They graduated towards a harder, less melodic funk sound, enjoying a US Top 10 hit with "Let It Whip" in 1982, which won them a Grammy award for the best performance by an R&B Vocal Duo or Group. Notable British success followed with the tougher, sparse rhythm of "Let It All Blow". 'm glad that you're giving it up for my homies. | |
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This was one of THE baddest jams to come out right before the summer of 1982. I remember, at the skating rink, when we used to hear the intro to this song, we would rush to the skate floor. Andy is a four letter word. | |
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This song is really long. | |
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"Ya see, we're not interested in what you know...but what you are willing to learn. C'mon y'all." | |
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i love this song. | |
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Good jam! Classic!
(prefer "Keep It Live") | |
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AsianConnection said: Good jam! Classic!
(prefer "Keep It Live") I love those explosions in the song. Andy is a four letter word. | |
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Love the song - it's a freakin' classic - but I hate the funk groups playing in double-breasted suits fad that was goin' on back then... My author page: https://www.amazon.com/au...eretttruth | |
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This song was used in that Tampax commercial too. This song and tampons..... looking for you in the woods tonight Switch FC SW-2874-2863-4789 (Rum&Coke) | |
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The Gap Band
"Party Train" | |
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AnckSuNamun said: This song was used in that Tampax commercial too. This song and tampons.....
Lawd now that's too funky. | |
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