Lakeside - Something About That Woman|REACTION!!! I LOVE IT 

This came out in early 1981 . Check the ENTIRE Album titled ( Your Wish Is My Command) - Every song is FIRE !

THIS IS THE FIRST REACTION I HAVE EVER SEEN FOR THIS GROUP & SONG. ONE OF MY FAVORITES!👏🏾👏🏾

These are my boys, and still rock them, and I had the pleasure in meeting the lead singer

Lakeside was an awesome band, and they made some great music! "Something about That Woman" was released in 1981. If you haven't heard any other music by them, will you please react to the following songs? • It's All the Way Live (1978) • Fantastic Voyage (1980) • Say Yes (1980) • Your Love Is on the One (1980). [This has almost the same beat as the song you just heard, but it's a jam, too! • I Want to Hold Your Hand (1981). It's a remake of the Beatles' song • Raid (1983)

My favorite song by Lakeside, one of many great songs by Lakeside. That bass line by Marvin Craig fire 🔥 🔥 🔥

Pure funk!!

An extra crispy reaction 🙆🏾‍♂! I see 👁👁 that you have reacted to Lakeside before: Fantastic Voyage. Something About That Woman was the second single released from Lakeside's 1982 album: Your Wish Is My Command. It was written and produced by Lakeside. The song reached #25 on the R&B chart. Lakeside Info 📜: The group began in 1969. In 1969 guitarist Stephen Shockley from Dayton, Ohio formed a group called The Young Underground after he had departed a group known as The Monterreys. Vocalist Mark Woods, who was a member of another local band called the Nomads, joined up with Shockley's band. In 1971, the Nomads and the Young Underground took on a new, singular identity. With the addition of Thomas Shelby and Mark Wood's sister Shirley Wood they became known as Ohio Lakeside Express. In 1976 the group dropped Ohio and Express from their name thus becoming Lakeside. In 1977 Lakeside's success began to accelerate. That year, the group released their eponymous debut album, which featured the single "If I Didn't Have You". About this time the group debuted on Soul Train performing a Beloyd Taylor and Peter Cor composition "Shine On" which helped pave the way for future success. As Lakeside added barefoot drummer Fred Alexander Jr the band was approached by Whitfield Records, Motown Records and Solar Records. Lakeside chose Solar Records, owned by Dick Griffey, with stable mates The Whispers, Shalamar, Midnight Star, Klymaxx and Carrie Lucas. Dick Griffey, the producer who had befriended and managed Lakeside since 1975, started Solar Records in 1978. At that same time Norman Whitfield had been courting the group to sign with his Whitfield Records but Griffey offered the group a chance to write and co-produce their own music which Whitfield was not willing to do. Parting amicably with Frank Wilson, Lakeside became a part of the Solar family. The band released their next album- Shot Of Love later in 1978. Their first Solar album featured songs all written by members of the band and co-produced with Solar staff producer Leon Sylvers III. With this album, the band began to find major success on the R&B charts, when the single "It's All The Way Live" reached #4 on the Soul chart. The band, at this point consisting of bassist Marvin Craig, drummer Fred Alexander, percussionist Fred Lewis, guitarist Steve Shockley, keyboardist Norman Beavers, guitarist/multi-instrumentalist and lead vocalist Otis Stokes, lead vocalist/keyboardist Mark Wood, occasional lead vocalists Tiemeyer McCain and Thomas Shelby found their niche with a sound that stemmed from years of playing together. The band dressed in costumes on their album covers, including pirates, 1920s police officers, cowboys, Arabian knights, and even Robin Hood. Despite the success of Shot Of Love and "It's All The Way Live" their next album- Rough Riders, did not fare as well. However, the following album- Fantastic Voyage, exceeded all expectations. Its single "Fantastic Voyage" went to reach #1 on the R&B chart. The tune remains the band's biggest hit. Fantastic Voyage was certified gold and remains the group's greatest achievement, and it eventually went platinum. They followed this hit up with a remake of the Beatles' song, "I Want To Hold Your Hand", which made the R&B top ten again. Subsequent to the Fantastic Voyage album, Lakeside went on to release six more successful albums. More hits on the R&B charts, such as "Raid" (1983) and "Outrageous" (1984) kept the group going until their change in the late 1980s. "Bullseye" (1987) became the group's last major hit as the New Jack Swing boom began taking over the airwaves. Lakeside still tours and performs their music live on stage in 2023. Classic Lakeside Group Line-Up 🕺🏾🕺🏾🕺🏾🕺🏾🕺🏾🕺🏾🕺🏾🕺🏾🕺🏾: Tiemeyer McCain: vocals (1969-1986) Fred Lewis: percussion (1974-present) Marvin Craig: bass guitar (1973-present) Fred Alexander Jr: drums (1977-present) Stephen Shockley: lead guitar; (1969-present) Norman Beavers: keyboards (1969-1987, present) Thomas Shelby: vocals; (1970-1983, 2007-present) Mark Adam Wood Jr: lead vocals, piano (1969-2015) Otis Stokes: guitars, bass, lead vocals (1975-1986, present) Lakeside Albums 📀: Lakeside (1977) Shot Of Love (1978) Rough Riders (1979) Fantastic Voyage (1980) Keep on Moving Straight Ahead (1981) Your Wish Is My Command (1982) Untouchables (1983) Outrageous (1984) Power (1987) Party Patrol (1990) Some more good Lakeside songs 🎶: Raid, It's All The Way Live, Your Wish Is My Command, Pull My Strings, We Want You (On The Floor), Outrageous, Your Love Is The One, Make My Day, Turn The Music Up, Real Love, Bulls Eye, Pull My Strings, I Love Everything You Do, Say Yes, From 9:00 Until, I Wanna Hold Your Hand, Money, Give In To Love & Relationship. Fun Fact 🥳: Something About That Woman was used as background scene music in the 2008 movie: Harold & Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay.

They were in a crowd of Greeat bands back there. S.O.S., ATLANTIC STAR, Bar-kays, Ohio players, midnight star. Kool and the Gang...to name a few...L.T.D.🔥

The great ones never disappoint

I remember when it came out, never gets old.

Great reaction. That commercial that popped up that as playing that song i feel you should do a reaction to the song that advert was using. It was Rob Base & DJ EZ Rock - It Takes Two and its a banger, but its up to you.

Some songs to consider 🤔: Nas- I Can, Ed OG & Da Bulldogs- Be A Father To Your Child or Boogie Down Productions (KRS ONE)- You Must Learn. Did your De La Soul (Eye Know) reaction get blocked?