M - Pop Muzik (Official BBC Top Of The Pops Performance)

[@alistermcintyre7347]

This tune will never get old

[@Shaken_AND_Stirred]

I went to high school and college on this song. Merry Christmas!

[@skfalpink123]

Whenever I hear this, I'm transported back to 1979, where I'm watching Top of The Pops. while playing Top Trumps with my best friends John and Gilbert. Best of all, it was Thursday - the day before Friday - best day of the week! Happy times indeed!

[@philnelson3235]

OMG - Top Trumps! This song AND Top Trumps - what memories that brings😃

[@MarkBridger-u9b]

First time I heard this I was twelve...it was friday afternoon...and it was Bank Holiday weekend !!...get in there !!!!!

[@zippyoffrainbow8174]

Top trumps .. if you can keep your best card until last.. you knew you’ve won.. happy days ..

[@bikesandcampswithcats]

It was around 1981 and I was around 12. My best friend joined my family for a trip to Myrtle Beach. I had a Walkman, and maybe it had 2 plugs for headphones, or maybe we shared the headphones, but we both listened to this song on one Walkman. We made up a whole dance routine to this song while running up and down the beach, connected to the Walkman. I only remember the "fast lane" part where we pretended to push a shopping cart really fast. A lot of fun ensued as we got more animated acting out the lyrics while trying to stay connected to the Walkman.

[@filter021]

Funny thing was that in my neighborhood every though that this group were all black.

[@WilliamMartin-rg6wz]

Great song that's why it hit no. 1 in 1979

[@neilleng9188]

Boogie with a suitcase. Classic line.!!

[@larsgagelmann5202]

Wunderbar! "New York, London, Paris, Munich..."

[@me-dc8pj]

"Everybody talk about... Pop music!"

[@squirrelarch]

Lovely to see the late great John Lewis making an appearance in this and the featured still for this video alongside Robin. So many great musicians helped this classic track along.

[@RebeccaTurner-ny1xx]

I've been looking for information about the late Mr Lewis since I heard him demonstrate the sequencer on this track for a Radio One documentary in 1979. Is there anything online about him?

[@squirrelarch]

​@@RebeccaTurner-ny1xx Wow that radio 1 piece is exactly how I learned about John Lewis. I had it on cassette (still do) and shared it on my blog years ago. Sadly info on Mr Lewis is sparse though I notice a more detailed Wikipedia entry has appeared in recent times. Obviously he died tragically young. Robin Scott acknowledged him more recently in the podcast interview with Martyn Ware.

[@nolove857]

Used to listen to this song all the time back in my days

[@Rickstar1966]

In 1979 I brought this awesome song at the age of 14 along with Gary Human's Cars single. Scary to think Im now aged 58 and counting😢 😢

[@nasdkhan254]

Human 😂😂😂😂

[@timmmahhhh]

Gary Numan, but yes.

[@jackfriend4u]

also 58- but nothing to cry about (!) cos it means we were also the perfect age to get music like this coming at us! hehe! and along with Numan's "Cars"? hell yeah! you picked a great couple of singles to get together.

[@uncleeric3317]

Same here brother. Another time, another world. Cheers from NJ.

[@johnbrowneyes7534]

Had those songs too and The Knack album with My Sharona.

[@happisakshappiplace.6588]

One of the first singles i bought with my pocket money as a kid. Love this song.

[@Rickstar1966]

Ditto ❤

[@billmago7991]

ditto ditto 👍

[@jawkneekat]

The full album was my first purchase.

[@JohnCashin]

It's funny, because, back in the day, I thought this song and the band were a bit strange, and yet, at the same time, I found myself singing it over and over 😀. It was certainly different from the usual stuff back then.

[@Leeannasherrick]

Omg i love this song!!

[@jemboism]

Fabulous. Loved it when it first came out. Huey Lewis and Ray Parker Jr owe Robin some cash !

[@sum12see]

I was 10 when this came out and used to sing it all the time...What a catchy beat and lyrics...

[@lightoftheworld7493]

Phil Gould from Level 42 on drums.

[@inversion66]

And Mark King played guitars and drums on the second M album The Official Secrets Act. His sole bass appearance on the album was on the track "Maniac." Robin Scott's brother Julian played the bass on the other tracks.

[@junkerjorg2157]

00:03 on Drums: Phil Gould .

[@sergiyivanov4619]

💎📀🔝⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 👍😃❤ 👏🙂 45 лет этой шедевральной песне, но она до сих пор не стареет. Благодарен за ваши труды и публикацию. 👋😊

[@Ashfaq1999]

Classic 🎶

[@RebeccaTurner-ny1xx]

I loved this track when I first heard it: catchy, with witty lyrics and a fabulous sequenced bassline. There is a huge number of excellent official remixes, such as by Devo.

[@fareedomar3748]

That's great that the background singer is wearing a sari!

[@RebeccaTurner-ny1xx]

I think that's Brigitte Vinchon aka Brigit Novik, Scott's girlfriend.

[@garrymathers9]

Thats Robins wife isn't it

[@arricammarques1955]

Predicted the South Asian domination.

[@rachelar]

Would that be allowed today?

[@SajidSaleem-el8gm]

......and wot's the point to the woman who's wearing a tracksuit in the background!!!!😳

[@KarolyFeher1]

Great!

[@mattchristopher3220]

Always liked this song, fun

[@Marilynshorts]

AHHHH❤😊

[@rodstrong8539]

I drove my mum mad, playing and singing this song ad nauseam when it came out. Still one of my faves.

[@rosesuarez3372]

Beautiful song of *M*😘😘😘

[@dacket1128]

Just about the first single I ever bought. Still have it, still love it!

[@DevilTravels]

I remember this was on constant repeat between movies when HBO first went on cable.

[@miked4377]

i remember this song on the radio in79...was 9years old hanging out with one of my long time friends....we lived in apartment complexes.....crazy times....

[@loverofoldtimes]

A great song that makes me dancing! 😊

[@rubenzamorano5194]

Classic Forever.

[@freeatlast.]

Still sounds just as good as it did in '79 👍🏽

[@khaladsaad.al-mowallad6532]

Pop Muzik" is a 1979 song by M, a project by English musician Robin Scott, from the debut album New York • London • Paris • Munich. The single, first released in the UK in early 1979, was bolstered by a music video (directed by Brian Grant) that was well received by critics🎺🎷🥁🎸🎶❤️

[@paulhill1379]

Brings back great memories.😊

[@cripalabre9113]

Le bon playback des 70' 80' 😉

[@DudeSilad]

I remember this coming out. My sister bought the 7 inch. It was like nothing out at the time. I know most of the musicians and production had a background with great artists like Bowie but even Bowie wasn't producing stuff like this.

[@victorvillarreal7303]

estás canciones nunca envejecen 👏

[@PrinceAndrew100]

Clever song.

[@fornazierbr]

Good music!!😊

[@LostwaveObsession]

This wonderful single, and The Buggles was basically a big wave bye-bye to the 70s! Listen to how fresh this still sounds! Who isn't dancing?!

[@caeserromero3013]

As a kid, I thought this was George Layton from Doctor in Charge and It Ain't Half Hot Mum. I thought he'd followed Don Estelle into the charts 😂😂

[@pasqualeperillo]

Hi Robin good song

[@loopwoop]

Pop Masterpiece

[@billwellington4339]

Who is she...and how does she do that neck thing....awesome.

[@scampercom]

As stated in the official video description, I believe that’s Brigit Novik, the actual background singer. And yes, even at 10 I was strangely taken by her fluid head movements in a way I couldn’t articulate.

[@GNeuman]

Excellent tune...The Fonz is excellent too

[@edgardagosto1917]

Amazing sound on 8track tape 1979 no download fees to pay then 8track tapes come fresh from the recording studio.😅😊❤

[@claudioperez8432]

la escucho en finales 2024 en mi LP de doble surco.

[@janicep.9263]

I bought this song on vinyl 45 when I was in high school

[@SajidSaleem-el8gm]

So did I & it was a 'double groove' record as in it played 2 different songs depending on where the stylus of the record player landed.............unique & great marketing!

[@OspreyFlyer]

👍♥️

[@radiowrjp9201]

Brigitte just SO cool

[@JohnClay-x7x]

Pretty much sums up the 80’s.

[@TheRedDevil_NC]

Forget that video killed the radio star song, it was this song that got us ready to watch videos on TV

[@davebennett4087]

Older American football fans will remember the Miami Dolphins quarterback, Bob Griese (pronounced Greasy). Every time I hear this song, instead of hearing Pop,Pop Music, I hear Bob, Bob Griese. Once you hear it, you can’t un-hear it.

[@echohunter4199]

Dang, that pregnant lady did not look thrilled to be on that stage, lol.

[@michaelcunningham6644]

Pregnant Lady = Robin's Wife

[@wesley00042]

That's the way she was on the music video though she did give him a couple of small smiles in this show.

[@postingid3214]

That's Brigit Novik. She and the singer, Robin Scott were together for a long time. They have three kids. One of which, was in this video. 😊

[@Grayraven777]

0:39 points at her stomach and says " everybody made it" 😅

[@collinplace]

Double groove 12 inch single. Anybody else remember this?

[@scarym0nster]

Yes I bought it and still have it somewhere. :)

[@petercorbett3794]

Absolutely mad then, absolutely mad now. 100 years ahead of his time, or possibly 100 years out of date. It’s hard to say for certain.

[@MrPercussionPete]

Wow... Has it really been 45 years...

[@Andrew_Hillis]

'Fraid so ! ! ! 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@01goldg1]

Such an unknown commodity! If you haven't listened to the album "Official Secrets Act" do so immediately!

[@davidwinthrop7077]

Level 42s Phil Gould on the drums.

[@DrTomoculus]

I will always think Brigitte Vinchon (Brigit Novik) is one of the coolest human beings on the planet. Or elsewhere.

[@Nderak]

talk about

[@oncydium]

pop muzik!

[@nomadmarauder-dw9re]

First rap mega hit.

[@hannosolo]

Who ya gonna call? Pop music.

[@ejret]

or maybe Huey lewis and the news.

[@cameronedwards6497]

He’s sought of the first rap artist

[@phillydisco-h1r]

Um, no.

[@Antman2019]

Phil Gould from Level 42 on drums

[@WOLFNBEAST]

When the cool teacher crashes the talent show

[@brionneeley5660]

Who is the pianist?

[@centaurus777]

Sounds a lot like a Talking Heads tune 😀

[@NeilVanceNeilVance]

Looks like Brigitte has a bun in the oven?

[@arricammarques1955]

Pop indeed.

[@michaelcunningham6644]

You can thank Robin for that..

[@KC-gy5xw]

"Mix me a molotov". mmm

[@islandbee]

POP…. POP….. CORN CHICKEN 🍿🐓

[@jmdavison62]

Is Brigit Vinchon chewing gum?

[@michaelcunningham6644]

Appears to be.

[@11dsw]

Catchy, stupid, interesting, ridiculous, oversynth'd, great, terrible, 7os, 8os...all these things can be true at the same time.

[@donaldalbano6484]

how the hell does he remember the lines to that song? nick nack patty whack, talkabout?

[@robertbruce7686]

Could be any recent "rave" stuff....drill, trance etc. A valid piss take

[@甘明忠-u8m]

Proves again that talking to the music isn’t exclusively owned by rap.

[@ГеннадийСелюжицкий]

И все!!!!🤨

[@billmago7991]

ha ha i bought the 45

[@Stevem-fn9we]

Just think of the uproar this video would cause now. People screaming cultural appropriation

[@Alonzykoi]

La fille a l'air blasée 😂

[@XXjg_]

Lip syncing, yucky poo poo.