I've been listening to this song a lot lately, and forgot how much I love it. The vocal harmonies are really awesome, and I'm totally diggin and jammin to this song.

The CD, that this came from is the one that got me started on Mint. Although I love this song, my favorite is "Someone To Love". Love it and love this CD.

shorttrini said:

That is a good CD.

From The Mint Factory is probably my favorite album of the 90's. PERIOD. Flawless from intro to outro with NO skipping. This song gets heavy rotation.


"Everyday that passes my heart swings closer.... to youuuuu ohhhh"

"So Fine" is my favorite off the album. But "Swingin", "Someone To love" and "Back 2 Your Lovin" ain't too far behind...

Go on, girl!

You know that's the jam right thurr!

junebug18 said:

Mint Condition does have great songs.

SCNDLS said:

Have u heard the 12" mixes of this song? Even better than the original.
GREAT material.
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Graycap23 said:

No, I haven't. But I wouldn't be mad if somebody sent it to me.

SCNDLS said:

Ditto for me.

Ha!, I had this song on my iPod yesteryday. It's a great song.

chuckaducci said:

Awesome!

I dig this jam too great song!!

loves it!

I love this song!
Mint Condition is sooo good, and Stokley's voice makes me swoon

any and everything they do ..

mint condition as a band is totally underrated especially Stokley's vocal/ drum work

This song is SO WELL ARRANGED that I can't ever see it getting old. I just rediscovered Mint Condition about a year ago and all of those great songs that used to the rule 90s R&B came back to me.

This is easily my favorite song of the group.

The ending?

I'd actually like to sing it in front of an audience one day.
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junebug18 said:

Agreed.
Gotta make you wonder why Prince never had them opening up for him, huh?

Now THIS is a nice way to start a Sunday mornin'

Graycap23 said:

I have, but I definitely prefer the original. "U Send Me Swingin'" is my favorite MC song and it's my favorite song of that year. It's one of those songs that never gets old to me -- it instantly takes me back to a winter's day in '94.

AlexdeParis said:

I like them all in one long sequence.

BlaqueKnight said:

Cause he is afraid of the same thing happening to him that happened to the Rolling Stones years ago, Stevie Wonder opened for them. The crowd wanted Stevie more than the Stones. They kept chanting for Stevie's return.

This song is so fresh sounding. I loved it then, I love it now.

diamondpearl1 said:

So true