I have to say, looking back at the 80’s when I was in my 20’s, Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis productions like this was basically our smooth soundtrack , all of their smooth laid back jams were always on the radio, song after song , Al,of the days of hanging out , dressing cool, the music just set the tone.
This song IS def a bop, LOVE Cherelle! Please tell me I'm not the only one who can't wait till the end to sing along. "Never on Sunday, Mondays too soon, Tuesday and Wednesday just won't do...
I loved this reaction!! This song is amazing! Another duet songs I can suggest are: Diana Ross & Lionel Richie _"My endless love"_ Shiva Feat. Leon Ware and Judi Brown _"Jamaica Boy"_ Aurra _"Baby Love"_
A great RnB classic I remember from my teens when I was 18yrs, the African American RnB musicians still used the gospel style of singing back then it was awesome!!! But my age group also latched on to 60s & 70s music as well because of our parents, they had music from Aretha Franklin to Marvin Gaye, from Jimi Hendrix to Led Zepplin, and the Isley brothers to Bob Marley and the Wailers etc etc. But I remember one of my hometown bros in the 80s trying to get me into NWA's music but I was never amused by that type of sound. I guess I must've known somehow that it was African American gangster type music because they used the N word to describe themselves, which only African American gangsters would do because they hate and fight each other, whereas normal everyday African Americans consider it an offense or an insult. But I must say they do come up with some great beats and melodies, it's just the lyrics that ruin their music, peace and love sister 💕
Alexander for me is : THE VOICE. I looooove him. Please check out: all true man , Fake, Never knew love like this, sentimental. The whole hearsay album is a bop
Love this song, I haven’t heard it for years. It’s so smooth and has such a good feel to it. I also like that they don’t t try to out sing one another, which many other duets do.
Alexander and Cherrelle have another do it or two together but also have their own amazing body of work. Their music was produced by the fantastic duo of Jam and Lewis who became the producers of Janet Jackson’s first Big hit album, Control.
Love Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday🎵🎶. Classic Took a while for me to get that part. Still a jam cookout jam. Cherelle had another hit Didn't Mean To Turn You On, which was covered by Robert Palmer and became an even bigger hit. I miss the duets too.
God, I remember hearing this back in 1985, and it was everywhere. Cherrelle hated this song with a passion and didn't want to record it. Jimmy Jam told her that this song would make her career, and to not let this opportunity pass her by. Given that both artists and Jam and Lewis were signed to Tabu records, this would put all of them on that map, and that's what it did. The lyrics on each verse are the same, you just don't notice it much because you have two singers with very different styles and vocal ranges. Saturday Love was the biggest selling 12inch single in 1985, reaching number 2 on the black singles chart, and 26 pop. Don't lose your mind, the black singles chart was later re-named the R&B chart about 1993/94 by Billboard.
Great cut. Their "Never Knew Love Like This", also by Terry Lewis and Jimmy Jam is just as good. Alexander had such a great voice. It's a shame how he squandered it. Listen to him do "What's Missing" and "Fake". How did he squander that great voice? Poor diet, poor hygiene, and, well, as Rick James said, "Cocaine is a hell of a drug".
If I hit the lotto or Powerball up here I'd love to sit in a limo with u and shuffle jam old times n sing we'd have a ball..then get a awesome lunch and go shopping..for baby...& Etc my treat....hey I'm a dreamer....u appreciate music and u know ur stuff...for a younger lady ...😊
You never heard of Cherrelle and Alexander O'Neal before? I don't understand. Were you raised Mormon, or not allowed to listen to secular music until now? We need details!
I have to say, looking back at the 80’s when I was in my 20’s, Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis productions like this was basically our smooth soundtrack , all of their smooth laid back jams were always on the radio, song after song , Al,of the days of hanging out , dressing cool, the music just set the tone.
I love this song. What I really love about it is that it wasn't over sung. Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis created one of the most perfect songs ever.
💯💯
Thank You for whoever requested this one!👊🏽 At every event or get together we still bumping this🤗
Omg‼🔥🔥🔥
@@EmpressReacts can you Do Rene & Angela Winbush
When Alexander O'neal sings his verse......Damn, It gives me chills. What a voice.
Alexander O’Neil was soooo UNRATED. One of the best voices of the 80s…
This song will still get the party started.
Cherelle's cousin is the singer Pebbles. She's famous for "Girlfriend", and "Mercedes Boy".
Love love this song
wow never knew the family connection.
They were great together! Such good Memories
That Suga!! gets them every time !😊😊
😂
I loveeee this song
This song IS def a bop, LOVE Cherelle! Please tell me I'm not the only one who can't wait till the end to sing along. "Never on Sunday, Mondays too soon, Tuesday and Wednesday just won't do...
🤣🤣🤣that's me since I heard that song
@@EmpressReacts It gives me auntie energy I love it! Lol no disrespect to aunties it just a slang term lol
@@blaze2001 🤣🤣🤣yaaas Auntie thinking she still got it vibes
@@EmpressReacts i wasn't even around when it came out i was born in the 90s my favorite. Oh la la la Teena Marie Fire and desire.
I loved this reaction!! This song is amazing! Another duet songs I can suggest are:
Diana Ross & Lionel Richie _"My endless love"_
Shiva Feat. Leon Ware and Judi Brown _"Jamaica Boy"_
Aurra _"Baby Love"_
thanks!
Love this song……..it was everywhere ❤
Cherrelle what I miss at home is classic
Beutiful song of love
They also did another duet called "innocent", funk/ r&b vibe.
Classic
A great RnB classic I remember from my teens when I was 18yrs, the African American RnB musicians still used the gospel style of singing back then it was awesome!!! But my age group also latched on to 60s & 70s music as well because of our parents, they had music from Aretha Franklin to Marvin Gaye, from Jimi Hendrix to Led Zepplin, and the Isley brothers to Bob Marley and the Wailers etc etc. But I remember one of my hometown bros in the 80s trying to get me into NWA's music but I was never amused by that type of sound. I guess I must've known somehow that it was African American gangster type music because they used the N word to describe themselves, which only African American gangsters would do because they hate and fight each other, whereas normal everyday African Americans consider it an offense or an insult. But I must say they do come up with some great beats and melodies, it's just the lyrics that ruin their music,
peace and love sister 💕
i missed out on cherelle and alexander oneal but now i know how good they were. such a good song and Love your passion and reactions Empress.
Thank u‼‼
LOVE this! Reminds me of weekend down at the lake.. the smell of BBQ and sun tan lotion.
Tho I was too young then to have a Saturday love 🤓
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Alexander for me is : THE VOICE. I looooove him. Please check out: all true man , Fake, Never knew love like this, sentimental. The whole hearsay album is a bop
Love this song, I haven’t heard it for years. It’s so smooth and has such a good feel to it. I also like that they don’t t try to out sing one another, which many other duets do.
Alexander and Cherrelle have another do it or two together but also have their own amazing body of work. Their music was produced by the fantastic duo of Jam and Lewis who became the producers of Janet Jackson’s first Big hit album, Control.
Absolute Gold ❤🔥🔥💥💥😊🌹
I recently discovered a DJ remix when I was at a club in London. Look for DJ Sugar E.'s Remix on here.
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Empress hey girl, nice to see you again, saw one of my favorites growing up 🎶oh my that tongue 👅 I love it, lol 🎯♈️
Alexander O'Neal is one of my favorites. I grew up in the 80's and two another songs you should check are "Fake" and "Sunshine"
And If you were here tonight.
I reserve this reaction to special songs, where I cant really put it into words how good it is ... TUNE !!!
Love Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday🎵🎶. Classic Took a while for me to get that part. Still a jam cookout jam. Cherelle had another hit Didn't Mean To Turn You On, which was covered by Robert Palmer and became an even bigger hit. I miss the duets too.
Forever a jam!
God, I remember hearing this back in 1985, and it was everywhere. Cherrelle hated this song with a passion and didn't want to record it. Jimmy Jam told her that this song would make her career, and to not let this opportunity pass her by.
Given that both artists and Jam and Lewis were signed to Tabu records, this would put all of them on that map, and that's what it did.
The lyrics on each verse are the same, you just don't notice it much because you have two singers with very different styles and vocal ranges.
Saturday Love was the biggest selling 12inch single in 1985, reaching number 2 on the black singles chart, and 26 pop.
Don't lose your mind, the black singles chart was later re-named the R&B chart about 1993/94 by Billboard.
Both of them have great solo albums. Many of them produced by Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis (Janet Jackson's producers, SOS Band, many others)
FABULOUS!!!!
Cherelle is great, but you need to listen to more Alexander O'Neal!
"Fake" is a great song by him.
Thanks for the recommendation ‼
My Childhood and my big cousin was a DJ and i really loved it i’m still twenty 😅🤣🤪💃🕺🏼👯♀️👯
Can you react to Cherelle "Things I miss at home" 🔥🔥🔥
Anyone else getting Rebecca Black 'Friday' vibes with that chorus? Just me? okay...
Hmmm listening hard. Maybe
Great cut. Their "Never Knew Love Like This", also by Terry Lewis and Jimmy Jam is just as good. Alexander had such a great voice. It's a shame how he squandered it. Listen to him do "What's Missing" and "Fake". How did he squander that great voice? Poor diet, poor hygiene, and, well, as Rick James said, "Cocaine is a hell of a drug".
Can you please listen and react to another song from Alexander O'Neal.
The name of the song is:
Criticize
REACT TO ALEXANDER O'NEAL ALL TRUE MAN CHERELLE AFFAIR
U ever see the real video??? Know u would love it
This was always my jam it's fun singing the girl and guy part lololol
I'm a for old stuff that's about it😹😹
If I hit the lotto or Powerball up here I'd love to sit in a limo with u and shuffle jam old times n sing we'd have a ball..then get a awesome lunch and go shopping..for baby...& Etc my treat....hey I'm a dreamer....u appreciate music and u know ur stuff...for a younger lady ...😊
I haven't!
🤣thanks Sue! I'm going to hol ypu to that ‼️
Love it today's music is too nasty. Tens all across and behind the board Empress thank you
You never heard of Cherrelle and Alexander O'Neal before? I don't understand. Were you raised Mormon, or not allowed to listen to secular music until now? We need details!