The System - Don't Disturb This Groove Reaction 

This song absolutely NEVER GETS OLD. Sooo amazing.

No underground track here, bro, this was a huge pop hit back when it was out.

This song was number 1 for weeks back in 1987. It was a great hit!!!!

This is my favorite song too. One thing about this song once you play, it never comes out of your head. Even his other song in my system.

OMG!!! This is one of my all time favorite songs from the 80s!

Dude you been banging out the hits!!! This song is so "jammin" I was just riding to this yesterday!♥️💪🏾

My brother Phil and I, would cruise the blvd at nigh, blasting this song from our cars. This was a must have if you owned a stereo! Drug addiction sidetracked this Dynamic Duo.

I'm 18 and I ❤ old-school music the 80s was such a magical decade they'll never be a another decade like it

The System - Your In My System

I saw these guys at the Berklee College of Music Performance Center in Boston. The acoustics in there are near perfect. There were keyboards stacked 3 high in a square, a mic and amps on the stage. Mick and David walk out only. David hits a button and it sounds like a 10-piece band rocking different arrangements of their many hits. He programmed everything, even vocals. Mick sang lead and played guitar. It was an amazing show! They were so far ahead of the times! David Frank is a genius...

This song literally took me back to high school, Power 99fm Philly in the radio, first love kind of stuff

That 80s life was the best......urban groovin at its finest. BABYFACE’s GROUP “THE DEALE” WAS IN THIS LANE AS WELL ✔️👊🏽✔️

Most of Us watched the Music Video in heavy Rotation on MTV & VH1 at the Time ... Loved The Music Video ... In May 1987, the song reached number 1 on the US Billboard R&B Singles chart, spending one week on top. It was later a hit on the Billboard Hot 100 during the summer of 1987 as well, peaking at number 4 in July.

This song was 🔥 📛 👨‍🚒 & I drive big trucks on long dark highways & I swear bro you listen to this driving with no one around you & you got some good ass speakers it pumps you up & keeps you fired up & at the same time makes you think alot..🔊🔊🤷🏽‍♂️👍🏽

I've been looking for a reaction video to this song as well. I remember this tune blowing my 7 year old mind back in the summer of 1987 when it was in heavy rotation on the radio: The catchy-as-hell keyboard melody and synth bassline, vocalist Mic Murphy's strong but smooth vocals, and that chorus hooked me to this song the first time I heard it.

Those 80s grooves still lit af

ONE OF THE MOST UNIVERSALLY LOVED SONGS AROUND

The System was a highly underrated group they were incredible if you didn’t know this song was sampled many times over also The System wrote the theme song Coming to America for Coming to America I appreciate your diversity Amel Larrieux is on another level you doing OGC and Heltah Skeltah Sade Hammer man keep grinding young ⭐️ I mess with you

You were right, this was sampled by Tupac for his song "Lost Souls" (1997) on the soundtrack of Gang Related, also starring James Belushi. It was also sampled in the song "Sexy Lady" by UBC (2004), and also on the song "Pay Attention" by CRU, feat. Anthony Hamilton. BTW, Anthony Hamilton is another person you should most definitely consider reacting to. He's got a really unique and soulful voice. React to his song, "Comin' From Where I'm From".

Great jam, they were in the movie Beat Street.

The brotha's name is Mic Murphy. Very underrated guitarist

The Backstreet Boys tried to redo it, but the original remains 'Defender Of The Universe!'"

Yeah, this song was a huge hit back in the day. Still jammin to this day. The background vocalist lady (Audrey Wheeler, according to discogs) does not get enough credit either... very well placed.

This song reminds of when i worked graveyard shift at Quik korner(convenience store) 1987 used to hear it all the time at work

they played the short version at my prom in 1987... I have been in love with song since then... thanks for your video

your reaction from 3:15-3:28 sums it up 100% for anyone vibing this joint

Dang jammin I can't believe you pulled that lost souls by Tupac out of thin air, sure enough checked it out after and your of course right lol!! NICE man exactly why I love your channel and also this song is DOPE heard it on my Spotify recommendations a few days ago!

Great groove. Enjoy this back in my 20’s. On a boat hitting the waves😎

One the greatest 80s Jams of all times

You were hearing Sexy Ladies. Go Go Music! They sampled

Those songs sampled Debate "Is It A Dream"

I checked it out, your memory was spot on with the Tupac sample. Good ears...that's why I'm hear! Thanks for what you do!

They have so many jams .... Lollipops and Everything, Tell Me, Say A Prayer for You, Soul Food, Misnight Train, I Just Want to Make You Feel Good Diabolical Love ....

Taking me to high school again. The JAM!💃🏾🎼🎶💞 This song was pretty well-known. Never thought of it as underground. This duo had a few mainstream hits.

The System only had 2 hits....this and their debut hit You're In My System....their first hit was the first wave of new sound of dance music ushering in the 80s

I was one of the people who recommended this song. These are the type of gems I've been trying to send you.

The System had 2 hit albums in the 80s. This was the 2nd. A 2-man band basically. They were solid. A master keyboard / synthesizer player and great singer/guitarist Mick Murphy. Sorta like a black Tears for Fears.

Tupac and his group the outlawz sampled or recreated the chords on this song on their song "Lost Souls"

This was the time of Disco music so take the deep dive!!! It's worth it!!!

One of my top 10 groups

In my top 10 80’s jams that still gets me thru life! Life is a groove Ive always said! Don’t disturb it!

Here I am in 2021 and I literally just Tweeted about how this song will forever be a vibe!

Great song. Long time favorite of mine

This song just takes me back to the best times of my life, I was in my 20’s the whole 80’s’s decade, this one was of the hottest songs back then, just made you feel good, still does to this day!!

Yeah, you are right about the Tupac song. They did sample that. Good ears bro ! This song was an 80's classic., The System was so talented man and made great music.

I’m one of the ones who suggested this!!!!! Thank you for reacting to it. This was thee jam back in the day!!

The System: I don’t know how to say goodbye Heartbeat of the City Save Me Have Mercy Come as you Are Midnight special You’re in my system Night time lover!!!

This was and still is that shiiittttt!!💪🏾

Whoa...Mad Props for being your age, and knowing the 2Pac Sample, young man🙌🏽 This jam is from 1987, Jersey City, 6th grade. (Damn, I’m old😂) You’re and old soul, & You’ve got that producer ear.🙏🏽

The Weekend sounds like these guys

Check out a group called Champaign.....two songs How Bout Us and Try Again

There is actually a music video for this song. This was a big banger. It was on the US billboard top five at number four. Great song im back in college

David frank and mic Murphy are the father's of modern music production. This was the early 1980s and they made amazing music not just for themselves but most of the top artists out at that time. This song stands up to day decades later, I questions if you will remember any thing being played to day 30 years from now

yeah,if you were around in 87,this was no underground track,they even performed it on soul train

There is a video! Mic Murphy and David Frank ( The System) are in a motel room jamming this joint and some ladies can hear them from the next room! Its cool!

Classic joint.

@justjammin this is definitely the summer of 86 or 87 and this was like the s***... This is straight-up 80's R&B... With Me music so dope that then it didn't say explicit stuff he said just enough to you to didn't know and the rest is your imagination but every now and then Rick James and Prince would some crazy ass s***... this Duo was in the movie Beat Street that you reacted to the park with the auditions

The groove is everything 👍🏾

This was the 1987 Memorial Day Weekend JAM!!!!!

I am enjoying watching a young person learning about and enjoying the oldies. I think you would also like Sly and the Family Stone: "Hot Fun in the Summertime" "Everyday People" "Que Sera, Sera" "Thank You for Lettin' Me Be Myself"

Love that your knowledge growth helped you pull that Lost Souls sample out of this one. You are becoming a Master. 🙏🏿✊🏿

this my jam!!!!

Ah man you made my day. Thank you for doing this gonna share with friends. If you want to check out there is an amazing remix to this too. This group has another classic in my opinion. It is called You Are In My System. Please react when you can. That was so cool

Working overnights and got this song on repeat. This song simple, to the point, beautiful

Hot one and no one has done this reaction.

This one was in rotation on the radio I think and did well in that day

When you realize is classic at that choirs

50 cent also did a freestyle off this under ground freestyle before he got shot I think it’s called get this money

After all the classic cuts you've done glad to see you are kind of getting & understanding why 70's 80's & 90's was such great years of music history & was so widely sampled in the 90's hip hop era. The 100s you've done. You barely tip the barrel of what was sampled in hip hop era & still. You were wrong the song wasn't a sleeper hit this song if my memory is right ? I believe this hit the top 10 in the billboard charts. Here are some artists you haven't touched yet that also was sampled a lot & many of there lp.s. These artists will make you think even harder who sampled them & how many of all there songs were used. Gap Band, Roger Troutman/Zapp, The Bar-Kays, Con-Funk- Shun. The artists that were majorly sampled the most were. James Brown, Curtis Mayfield, George Clinton/Parliament & Zapp. Even then you still haven't tipped barrel of what & who was sampled. With these artists they had many lp.s & they all were picked apart by hip hop producers, artists & all the samples you get when you get a keyboard, drum machines + dj gear. Also the soft ware for the beats you mess with to create today beats. But what funny/sad a good chunk of today youth have been bashing all of these artists of theses eras/genres for many yrs. But the funny thing is where & what guitar,drum, keyboard & other instruments. The music note today producer create today with??? Every note from every instrument has been used & created. So all today young artist/producers are doing some type of sampling and might not know they are. The good thing is us older people that are try to listen to today music will also have to think harder also where that beat came from & eras. But we'll be even picker to we will listen too & might follow. Glad to see Just Jammin' has been learning & start to respect the music from the passed. We all see your facial expressions, your think cap working overtime & the ear orgasm you've been getting. Us older viewer check that you out cause of you choices of artists you select. We also check out the reaction/we also have to remember who sampled also cause we forget too. Plus we all go down memory lane. If you're willing to keep on checking out these 3 eras you will see & will enjoy the music + videos. You will know more than others of your youth + teach them what is lost,forgot-in + the creativity that missing in today music by your reaction posts & the commit below your music picks Keep up the good job.

This is a timeless jam...play this at a family gathering or when you're driving around, it'll have the same chill effect. Check out "The Pleasure Seekers" and "This Is For You", both by The System. Thanks.

I don't care what anyone says... we all got along back then. What happened? One black man and one white man together made this beautiful music. I miss these days. The music was richer and more beautiful than the crus coming out today. These guys didn't need auto tune.

Love this song

Another one you might dig is "Who Has The Last Laugh Now" by Bloodstone & "Dreamings Out Of Season" by The Montclairs. Real old school joints! 🎶🎶

The 2 guys on the album cover did this on their own. Pretty awesome.

This was NOT underground. High rotation on FM radio. This duo only had two hits. But you could not get away from hearing this everywhere in ‘87. I think people might call this underground is because the group success was very brief

There Is A Video on this song and it is nice!

Sampled, lol. OMG, Tupac totally STOLE that shit!

This remain in my playlist...hs memories

Man you held us there for what seemed like eternity.. Please don't disturb this Groove..

you always have the best music opening

Thanks for your reaction Little Brother!!

This lil nigga just got me right for the day!! 🙏🏽💪🏾

They were a duo

Yeah you feeling it

Classic soul

Looove this cut.🙏🏽😊🎵🎶🎼🎸🎷🎧❤🖤💚

Bro this made my day. I love that you're reviewing old music. You are 1 of 1. Thank you. Keeping this music alive is pure gold.

I use to love the system...I liked this song as well as "You're in my system"...and "This is for you"

The system - this is for you The system - have mercy The system - midnight special The system - guardian angel

Firecracker. Mass production

Amazing I forgot huh good music was back then. Love this song so much. Thanks for reacting❤❤❤

This was the song during the summer of 1987! I’m glad someone finally reacted to it!

This was no underground track bruh! This song was big time pop in the 80's! Classic track today!

This song #perfect

Very rare talent

Old skool slowwwww jam!!!!!!!! 👍🏾👍🏾

High School, me and Nicole in my room with the sign up on the door...

Great choice! Amazing track!

Another classic!

English R and B at its best