I heard this song a very long time ago I didn't know who sang the song until a few weeks ago. I have been listening to their songs and this group is really great..love their music. I just can't believe that they are not more famous.
Honestly, the best music is the stuff that pops off for a bit and then keeps going for the love of it. Not that they weren't already a force before Tom Tom, but our modern age requires you to be sort of diligent about listening to the newest stuff from good musicians. They never *really* stop if they love making music. But you cant rely on algorithms or word of mouth anymore to keep you up to date.
What you gonna do when you get out of jail? I'm gonna have some fun What do you consider fun? Fun, natural fun I'm in heaven With my boyfriend, my laughing boyfriend There's no beginning and there is no end Time isn't present in that dimension He'll take my arm When we're walkin', rolling and rocking It's one time I'm glad I'm not a man Feels like I'm dreaming, but I'm not sleeping I'm in heaven With the maven of funk mutation Clinton's musicians such as Bootsy Collins Raise expectations to a new intention No one can sing Quite like Smokey, Smokey Robinson Wailin' and shakin' to Bob Marley Reggae's expanding with Sly and Robbie All the weekend Boyfriend was missing I surely miss him The way he'd hold me in his warm arms We went insane when we took cocaine. Stepping in a rhythm to a Kurtis Blow Who needs to think when your feet just go With a hiditihi and a hipitiho Who needs to think when your feet just go Who needs to think when your feet just go James Brown, James Brown James Brown, James Brown If you see him Please remind him, unhappy boyfriend Well he's the genius of love He's got a greater depth of feeling Well he's the genius of love He's so deep.
Leave it to NPR to ruin a great old funky song... I wish I could go back 3 minutes and NOT click this link...NPR...stick with shit like the "Delicious Dish" and stay out of the funk world... So many other versions Trump ;-) this one.... sigh.
