lilgish said:

That was great!!! Made me smile for days ...

lilgish said:

Wow,that was GREAT!! What show is that? Jeffrey is an amazing dancer.It's obvious that Michael Jackson was heavily influenced by Jeffrey's moves.

DavidEye said:

that's what he did, dance I guess.

DavidEye said:

I've heard the same thing.

Rhondab said:

Jodi hates them.

lilgish said:

I think one of them told her, when she was about to go solo,

that she couldn't sing.

funkpill said:

lilgish said:

Funny, but true..

It seems that she's still,

holding a grunge.

funkpill said:

I think it was Howard who told her that...

Rhondab said:

Probably was.

DavidEye said:

I dont see why not.

Hated it fiorst time. Learned to love it 3 weeks later.

Especiually the break down part where Jody and Howard go "baby...darlin"

lilgish said:

That videos great, i remember seeing that when i was a kid. wow that's really brought back memories. This guy could really dance, and it was original too, not some lame ass MJ rip off. It's a shame that all dance moves today are just MJ ripoffs, they should check this guy out for some original moves!!

He's still just as brilliant at it today. He did that shit to PYT at the Hammersmith Palais and then sang acoustic versions of Rock With You and A Night To Remember. He's so humble too

Funny we are talking about the Friends album. I just pulled it out a few days ago and have been playing it like crazy all week. A Night To Remember has has gotten spins from me over the years. But I had forgotten how good most of the other tracks on that album are.

lilgish said:

All u have to do is watch an episode of "What's Happenin'" to see moves like that.

Whiskas31 said:

Baby...Dahling!

This song is very well arranged...tis funky, soulful, and beautiful all at the same time.

A Night To Remember is a classic, i remember trying to pop-lock like Jeffrey

CinisterCee said:

This was their best!

They did a MONSTER-tour in the UK around this time .
One concert-review i've read was quite impressive , Jody kicking her high heels alot in the air on the grooves of an ultra-tight backing-band ( including muscians from the Dynasty-rhythm section ) .
In between the hectic UK-Tour , they managed to plan a 3-song set on the legendary UK tv-show "The Tube" .
Comparing to a lot of tv-shows , all was played live on that show... no lipsynching allowed over there ... the real thang .
Any UK-er who taped this rare tv-liveconcert should get it historised on dvd ... intime , vhs-tapes are losing image & sound-quality .

"Turn the music up
The first programme's headliners were The Jam, a massive act at the time. In fact, their set proved to be the band's last on British TV, so right from the beginning, The Tube was making history. Cutting-edge talent such as The Smiths, Iggy Pop, The Stranglers, U2, PIL, Eurhythmics, A Certain Ratio, Simple Minds and REM were falling over themselves to get on the programme. The producers also hooked classy pop acts like The Police, Duran Duran, Culture Club, Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Shalamar, Mari Wilson and Paul Young, as well as established names like Paul McCartney, Tina Turner, Elton John and Little Richard "

http://www.uktv.co.uk/?uk...aID=528239
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