CLUB BANGER!| FIRST TIME HEARING Real McCoy - Another Night REACTION

[@hanleyh]

Real McCoy went to #1 on the club charts with “Another Night” and had other club hits with “Run Away”, “Come And Get Your Love”, “Automatic Lover (Call For Love)” and “One More Time”.

[@jeffreyriley8742]

Their version of Come and Get Your Love is one of my favorite songs.

[@lamusiclover2264]

In the 90's there were a ZILLION songs like this from European groups with the same beat and instrumentation and a guy rapping who could barely speak English LOL. It was called Eurobeat and it was very fast, like 135 bpm or more. "Rhythm of the Night" by Corona was one of those songs. Basically, all were huge club hits but almost all were one-hit wonders. These really are not "bands" per se, they are basically produced by DJ's with studio vocalists and mostly synthesized music and drum machines. They are very catchy but studio made productions. Nowadays they just come right out and say DJ Joe "featuring" Bill and Sue and Sam LOL.

[@SequentialCircuitProphet5]

Yes it's right ! This kind of sound can be called Eurodance too. The beginnig were Hazell Dean, Divine, Dead or Alive and Paul Hardcastle in 1985. This kind of beat with the ROLAND TR 808 and ROLAND TR 909 drum machines appeears in 1988 until 2000, end of the Eurodance razzia. For quadragenarian people it was a good discotheque time like disco in the 70's. Real Mac Coy with Haddaway, Culture Beat, Snap, 2 Unlimited (most coming from Germany, Sweden, Holland, France and Belgium) and many more were the comet stars of that time until....Daftpunk died everybody with The Discovery album in 2000. Anyway like disco there were so much productions that Eurobeat killed it himself. A very goood time for me.

[@SteelSean6]

A night at the Roxbury

[@firefighterchick]

@@SteelSean6 🤣😅😂 I haven't thought of that movie in years! They should react to it!

[@trexbbs6365]

Right! A lot of 80s/90s club music (Disco, House, Acidhouse, Club, Rave, Jungle, Electronica, etc.) had similar sounds and beats so they could be continuously mixed to keep the party going.

[@BillGraper]

I hate how they do that today. Sia's "Titanium" is credited as David Guetta feat. Sia, even though David Guetta is nowhere to be heard on the song. People have been producing songs for other artists for IONS. Now it's like they have a complex, where they want more than producer credits. 😒

[@johnthompson3522]

Great choice. Reminds me to suggest “SNAP!” Either “Power” or “Rhythm is a dancer”

[@lesliegoode8962]

Rhythm is a Dancer! Yesssss

[@kenpaden]

Yes, Rhythm is a dancer is great!!!

[@jonathanlovie9291]

Definitely rhythm is a dancer!! Or both!

[@bethcuneo2111]

Back in the day, I used to play Rhythm is a Dancer on repeat. It sounds awesome on a good stereo system with lots of base.

[@barryh.4220]

Top song is Rhythm is a Dancer , as is the song in this video ....

[@volksfestchecker838]

Real McCoy belongs to the Eurodance era 1992-1996! Another great Eurodance song is "B.G. the prince of rap - The colour of my dreams"! He died 2 weeks ago. R.I.P. 🙏

[@MyFavoriteVegan]

Rythm of the night was by Corona. Late 80s and 90's eurodance was huge in the States. So good, still on my daily playlist.

[@thebronzetoo]

And a much better song than this one.

[@David_Theisen]

Pump Up the Jam is one of the best of them too!

[@andyp2971]

Massive in Canada 🇨🇦 as well. Still listening to it today. In fact there’s a Dj on Saturday nights on KZbin named Dj Ulysses that plays 2 hours of Euro 90s and early 2000s dance 💃 from 9pm-11pm

[@TheRetroManRandySavage]

That late 80s to early 90s period was a frickin awesome time for dance music.

[@triggerwarning5762]

And X was legal.

[@Zebred2001]

OOoohhh yeaaa!

[@dopiaza2006]

They need to do some Prodigy!

[@jsdwta]

probably the best years of music. late 80's to early 90's

[@_MjG_]

@@jsdwta I wish I could have a dime for every time I saw a comment, stating such and such decade or several year stretch was the best in music, going back to at least the 50s.

[@billbagnall2588]

Remember dancing to this in a nightclub in London, the floor was packed and everyone was going mad 🎵🎵

[@nunomartins72]

It was exactly like that in Lisbon too! 👍🏼😁

[@garyleeadams212]

and Women were drunk on Zimas!

[@andymageen5308]

Happy days, and nights. ✌️

[@mikec3853]

"One More Time" by Real McCoy is another awesome banger. There were so many of these songs in the early 90s like "Mr. Vain" by Culture Beat. Others have mentioned "The Power" and "Rhythm Is A Dancer" by Snap! The exclamation mark comes with the band name.

[@Bnguyen276]

Hit me to the feeling! One more time we do it again!

[@coolbluelights]

They put all these songs on an album called Pulse in 2001

[@ZillaMesh]

This is a banger dance club song. Anybody who went out in the 90s has heard this song pumping through the subwoofers & dancing their 🍑 off.

[@BillGraper]

Corona sang "Rhythm Of The Night." "Another Night" is from 1994. It spent 11 weeks at #3, which I'm pretty sure is a record. Also, Madonna's "Vogue" is from 1990, so technically it's not an 80's song. 🙂

[@liz6965]

The next 90s Eurodance belter should be La Bouche ‘Be My Lover’

[@Nigel_The_Crab]

I used to LOVE this! You’ve taken me back 30 years!!!

[@DavidDrouant]

It's our gens Disco

[@chriswhinery925]

I STILL love this.

[@annaf3915]

Only difference I dont have to be home by 11 ;-)

[@Spiderific]

Run Away from the Real McCoy is a banger too ✨

[@jamiedianne6778]

I was OBSESSED with this song back in the day! I definitely wore out that cassette 😂 Rhythm of the Night was by Corona, and I agree with you Jay, the two songs have a really similar vibe. I love both!

[@hanleyh]

More Eurodance like La Bouche “Be My Lover”, Technotronic “Pump Up The Jam” and Culture Beat “Mr. Vain” please.

[@ohjoy6]

"What is Love" by Haddaway is another great dance tune from the early 90s!

[@MikeHorror67]

I was a dj at a bar back from 1994-1997 and that's when Real McCoy came along. This song and "Come And Get Your Love" were big one's by them. "Come And Get Your Love" was a remake of an earlier 1970's song by Redbone.

[@MikeHorror67]

I almost forgot about Run Away. That was another big hit for them here in the United States. All these were in the mid-90's.

[@fld1374]

Rhythm of the Night. CORONA!!!! These were early-mid-90's Top 40 radio Club Hits back when terrestrial radio was still widely listened to. Freestyle from the NY groups. Amber. Ultra Nate. Italio-Disco from the European producers. Gotta listen to La Bouche. Robin S. You could go back a little to the 80's and listen to Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam, Noel and other groups. If you want a little rap in your dance, listen to the Snap song Power. C&C Music Factory. We had so many options back then!!

[@ocogorecki]

This song was released in 1993, I believe. I remember dancing to this at Middle School dances, and I am pretty sure we were dancing the Cabbage Patch to it. LOL! Love the memories!! More high-energy dance songs from the 90's: Gonna Make You Sweat, C&C Music Factory; Strike it Up by Black Box, Blue (DaBa Dee) by Eiffel 65, I'm Gonna Get You by Bizzare Inc, just to name a small few. Dance music was popp'n in the 90s!! Please continue to explore this.

[@jaysonb.6669]

I think the original was 92'-93' and the longer slightly remixed version in 94'.

[@trojans7]

Glad to see you guys finally decided to tap into this genre. THIS song was a massive banger! Runaway is another banger from them. If you loved this song, you will definitely love Le Bouche; They have songs like "Tonight is the night" "Sweet Dreams" "Be My Lover". Euro Dance songs from the 90's were HUGE! Massive playlist! I still jam out to them. What a time to be alive the 90's were. SNAP! - Rhythm is a Dancer Culture Beat - Mr. Vain Ace of Base - Beautiful life The list goes on. Have fun listening to these songs. You won't be disappointed.

[@franciscoramirez4179]

There is so much you guys haven't heard from the 90s you guys need to do MORE to catch up! The 90s was filled with so much music🎶 with all kinds of Genres

[@garyleeadams212]

Joan Osborne - One Of Us

[@chriztianrox]

Yes! 90's dance/techno songs! Another fun genre! A ton you should try......Whigfield - Saturday Night, 2Unlimited - Twilight Zone, La Bouche - Be My Lover, Real McCoy - Runaway and many others. Great reaction!

[@KatherineGanzel]

Totally agree with Be My Lover by La Bouche! What a great dance song!

[@bradfooks4485]

Real McCoy were a German Eurodance group and Rhythm of the night by Corona were an Italian Eurodance group both in the early 90's Other notable hits during this time are: What is love - Haddaway Be my lover - La Bouche Mr. Vain - Culture Beat Sing Hallelujah - Dr. Alban Rhythm is a dancer - Snap Break my stride - Unique II

[@walterrutherford8321]

A lot of songs came out around the 80-90s simple, repetitive, lyrics and strong beats. They were designed to get people on the dance floor. Days Go By, by Dirty Vegas, Tubthumping by Chumbawamba, and Gonna Make You Sweat by C&C Music Factory (which I forgot had a rap section).

[@Governor1993]

“The Rhythm of the Night” by Corona is what Jay is thinking of! It’s very similar and was released in the same year 1994. Sooooo many awesome 90s club dance songs….I posted a bunch in another post but you can start with “The Rhythm of the Night” and then maybe “Sweat Dreams” by La Bouche!

[@dv3507]

Since y'all mentioned 80s sounds...Please check out "Back to Life (However Do You Want Me)" by British R&B band Soul II Soul, featuring the Reggae Philharmonic Orchestra. It was released in 1989. It's an 80s R&B with a touch of Reggae. You'll definitely chair dance to this banger! 💖

[@KyleReeseCel2029]

Yea this was the sound of many of the club bangers of the 90's. A lot of them came from Europe, the genre is called Eurodance. Here are some other classics from the era I grew up with. Positive energy and good vibes. La Bouche - Sweet Dreams, Black Box - Everybody Everybody, Snap! - Rythmn Is A Dancer, Captain Hollywood Project - More and More, 2 Unlimited - Get Ready For This

[@jackie_jrml]

This is my early teenage years right here. “Poppy” dance music was huge back then and I’m so thankful for it looking back cuz it was a fun time!! All over the radio. Dance Mix CDs flooded the stores. (When you bought CDs lol) What a great time! 😂

[@surlechapeau]

Jay & Amber, their other top 10 hit in the US was "Run Away".

[@hellokimmy68]

I think the DJ/rapper is German, if I'm not mistaken. This was a little after my club days, but I remember driving to my first teaching job in the morning and when this would come on the radio, I couldn't be still in my car. Haha!

[@kevinwalsh9788]

Another Saturday night and my ears about to explode. I remember this song well. DeBarge sang The Rhythm of the night

[@passantali2113]

The fact that every single song frim Canada , Europe, was streamed in Egypt before it is streamed in America is so much fun and yet not a lot of people was lucky enough to enjoy this

[@katies1949]

Corona, (not to be mistaken with the virus), sang Rhythm of the night. You should do Baz Lurhmann- Everybody's free to wear sunscreen. It's amazing!!!

[@badhabitbabbitt7655]

"Rhythm of the Night" is by Corona which came out during this time. 1990-1996 had a large European Disco explosion. Real McCoy, Aqua, Corona, Sonique, Snap, Ace Of Base owned the club scene.

[@jamesmitchell3615]

Such a 90's club classic, and in Chicago it was B96 radio station that would play this joint all day, every day lol!😎 Great reaction!

[@Elizabeth-yl3ws]

Ahhh, the memories. I worked in a liquor store right outside an army base (Ft Wainwright) and Friday-Saturday would be popping. I would turn this song up so loud. Just good times back in the day

[@lifewuzonceezr]

I never made it down...felt bad I had friends from BZ there but I got caught up in a big city mania lol. GO ELKS! XooX

[@WomanTakenBytheWind]

Omg and we used to listen to this at Polar Roller on field trips LOL!!!

[@slimlouis6441]

There are dozens of dance tracks from early 90s like this. Even Barbie Girl sounds just like this lol. It’s power nrg dance and played night,y 8n every gay club across the country. 😂

[@Spiderific]

Rhythm of the Night was by Corona 😜✌️ love that song

[@raymondfrancis2983]

Jay and Amber the song your on about was “Corona - Rhythm Of The Night” and this genre was known as Eurodance You have to also listen to “Haddaway - What Is Love” “Culture Beat - Mr Vain” “Dr Alban - It’s My Life” “Scatman John - Scatman” “The Shamen - Ebenezer Goode” and lastly “Maxx - Getaway”

[@nicoleadel1983]

Yes! Rhythm Of The Night!!! And you are absolutely right they would love What is Love because they watched and loved Night at the Roxbury😁

[@raymondfrancis2983]

@@nicoleadel1983 thank you Nicole, perhaps you and others could help me get a few other songs that I know Amber and Jay would both love !! 🎶 Aylanna Miles - Black Velvet 🎶 Maria McKee - Show Me Heaven 🎶 M-People - Search For The Hero 🎶 Eternal - Power Of A Woman 🎶 Joshua Kadison - Jessie 🎶 Goodfellas - If You Walk Away

[@nicoleadel1983]

@@raymondfrancis2983 oh and "Rythm Is A Dancer" but I can't remember off the top of my head who sang it🤔. So many good 90s songs!

[@raymondfrancis2983]

@@nicoleadel1983 That was “Snap”, they also did “Power” as well!!

[@dave_goldcrest]

This, Rhythm is a Dancer, and There's No Limit are the soundtrack of my early 90's. TECHNO TECHNO TECHNO TECHNO!!!

[@redsmoker37]

This was a HUGE banger during my clubbing days in the early 90s. Thanks for this Jay and Amber! Now you need to try Livin Joy (on Female Friday) Dreamer. Runaway was the other Real McCoy hit. Rhythm of the Night is by Corona, came out before this song.

[@teethang1]

My best friend that I have had since 1992 gave me the cassette single of this song for Christmas of 1994 I believe, which means I was a sophomore in high school. I wasn't sneaking into clubs, yet, that would've been the next summer when that started, but I can still remember that Christmas season and being in her living room dancing to this song the night she gave it to me.

[@bryansproles2879]

Real McCoy - Run Away was a massive hit you may want to react to :) Another big Eurodance hit was by the band Army of Lovers with the song "Crucified".

[@julieg5714]

Such a good club song! You definitely need to add "Run Away" to your list!

[@ines_uk]

This was a typical dance song from the 90’s. I remember these from my childhood.

[@maureencollins5177]

Eurodance was big in the 90s and much sounded the same. "Rhythm is a Dancer" by Snap, "What is Love" by Haddaway, "Bailando" by Paradiso, "Be My Lover" by La Bouche. Even a house remake of "Cotton Eye Joe" by Rednex. Real McCoy also had hits with "Run Away" and with a dance remix of Redbone's "Come and Get Your Love", the song in the Bouygues Telecom Christmas advert with the dancing Dad that makes everyone cry.

[@gravey1477]

I was just watching a reaction video that y'all did a year ago... But before that I watched 2 ppl react to the same song and all they did was make fun of it and it was a song I loved... When I saw your all's reaction you appreciated it. I didn't subscribe to the negative people but I want you to know that the reason I subscribe to you and love you is because you are open minded and y'all jam out to all the songs and I want to say thank you 🙏

[@nicoleduke7883]

I love that you reacted to this! It's always been one of my fav songs, and it's so under-rated and under-appreciated! It's just a fun dance club track, thats where I always heard it played!

[@christarpley6861]

Yep I remember hearing this song a lot back in the 90s again the music back then was much better than today

[@onsesejoo2605]

There were many of these, but some of them were more than the others. ;) 2 Unlimited, Jam & Spoon, Technotronic, Snap ! all were way more than one hit wonders. The influence of Jam & Spoon can still be heard on modern day electronic dance music.

[@tonysc7610]

This was a smash, dance floor packing hit in 1994, 95. It quickly reached No. 3 on the Billboard Top 100 Chart and remained on the chart for over 45 weeks. Pretty phenomenal to stay on the Hot 100 chart for almost a year.

[@markhagerman1837]

The club music from end of the 80s until mid to late 90s was unreal. So much great stuff coming out of Europe.

[@NativeNYerChicHK]

What do you mean you’re iffy about 90’s music?! 🤣 Man, early 90’s had some great rap and club music! We danced the night away in those days!! ♥️

[@leovirgo4538]

YAAAAAS! I was a Step Aerobics instructor through the entire 1990's, and I made DAMN sure this cut was on EVERY tape I had!! It makes me want to MOVE!

[@pauljackson9863]

Their version of come and get your love is also very good

[@jasonshekelton7198]

This song was slightly before Corona's Rhythm of the Night . For more Real McCoy even higher energy try their follow up song Runaway . They also have a totally vibing slower song Come and Get Your Love ..

[@johnmezes9368]

Real McCoy and so many other club bangers filled our Fridays & Saturdays night in the late eighties and early nineties. First, if it was just the amigos, after the pick-up, we'd hit a fast food joint. With the girlfriends, it'd be a nice restaurant dinner. Then, inside the club (our closest one was "Phantoms") we'd drink and dance the night away to SO MANY SONGS! Just plain fun! Everybody was dancing with somebody. Great human energy! Here's a few other bangers if your time-traveling to the 80's/90's and want to hit the floor and DANCE! In My Eyes (Stevie B) 1989 - Really, any of his songs will do the trick. This is just my choice. Once thought of as a king of freestyle, you'll hear his smooth voice and synth beats. Rhythm is the Dancer (SNAP) 1992 - the beats...ferocious, the vocals and rap, impressive and powerful. Situation (YAZ/Yazoo) 1982 - The club vibe is strong in this song. You reacted to "Don't Go" by this band, and Situation doesn't disappoint. By the way, watch this version for a glimpse into the 80's dance scene! kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4bMm32Yet6An6s Give it To Me Baby (Rick James) 1981 - You already know this man, RSR! This one kicks it up and makes you groove.

[@laurawallis7093]

Who remembers Jam & Spoon 'right in the night'

[@Whitebrowpriest]

"Hazy Shade of Winter" by The Bangles (1987). The Bangles are an all girl rock band. This song is one of the hottest rock and roll bangers ever!

[@Whitebrowpriest]

By the way, Hazy Shade of Winter was on the soundtrack of the movie "Less Than Zero", which a really, really, good 80s movie (you guys should react to that one on your movie react channel). It stars a young Robert Downey Jr (aka, Iron Man of the MCU), and James Spader (voice of Ultron in 'The Avengers: Age of Ultron' movie). It also stars Jami Gertz (from the movie, The Lost Boys), And Andre McCarthey (from the movies, 'Weekend At Bernie's", and 'Mannequin').

[@paul8926]

This song always reminded me of “Video Killed the Radio Star” by the Buggles !

[@jsiver76]

Rhythm of the night was performed by the group “DeBarge” in 1985 if I am correct.

[@yannbrideau981]

This is so 90's club dance!!!

[@michellecasey5752]

A lot of people get this mixed up with The Rhythm of the Night. Not sure if you ever listen to Bastille, but he samples Rhythm of the Night on the same album Pompeii and Bad Blood is on.

[@prestonian]

Real McCoy 🤣 ugh my sister's jams. RIP sister.

[@jaygq1543]

Wow! I remember when this first came out. I bought the CD single. Eurodance was big in the 90’s.

[@lifewuzonceezr]

I listen to a request show most days at noon on 102.3 now radio..this is a NowFamily Fav! XooX

[@anacarvalho3264]

This used to play in clubs ALL the time! Thank you for bringing me back to my clubbing days, dancing on the tables 😏🥰

[@vtbmpskier5400]

Great reaction nothing like some 90s dance to shake things up.. here are a few late 80s early 90s dance classics soul 2 soul " back to life" Snap "rythym is a dancer" BlackBox "strike it up" Technotronic "pump up the jam" Jagged edge "let's get married" the remarqable mix

[@alexweiss388]

This takes me back to 9-year-old me when I had their album on cassette. That shows you how old I am.

[@halfsourlizard9319]

I sometimes listen to a looped version of this song on repeat for hours when working ... can confirm: Does not get old.

[@paul.kristoff]

This kind of early/mid 90s Eurodance brings back so many memories of going to primary school dances and roller skating rinks during that era. This was the first album I ever bought on CD when I was a kid. You gotta react to their song, Run Away, next. Jay, Rhythm of the Night is a song by "Corona". Just a few of the other songs from this era worth checking out are Crystal Waters - 100% Pure Love, Culture Beat - Mr Vain, Dr Alban - Sing Halleluiah, Mr President - Coco Jambo, Amber - This Is Your Night, La Bouche - Be My Lover, and Sweet Dreams. There's just so many bangers to mention!

[@jeffreekoch9298]

We seen them in concert with other bands! Along with Ace of Base , K7, etc. Here in the US 😆 back in the Mid 90s. Eurodance groups. Fun 🎶 music. Definitely club music. Eurodance was popular in the 80s and 90s. Also 00s

[@liztancock1773]

Early 90s produced the best dance tracks many still played regularly in clubs. There are also some great Indie tracks from the 90s

[@_-.RAVEN.-_]

Rhythm of the Night by Corona!!! Ace of Base Real McCoy Amber La Bouche Are great 90s club music groups!

[@joannetyndall3625]

I chair danced with you!This knackered 52 year old threw some shapes to this back in the day xx

[@chrisb2609]

A staple at my college house parties in the 90's

[@DavidDrouant]

The 90's had THE BEST dance music hands down..then up then down

[@nicksneddon2396]

it did, and this isnt one of them

[@DavidDrouant]

@@nicksneddon2396 Hokey by today's standards of course,but I liked it

[@chestergaytheEnigma]

Crystal Waters - "100% Pure Love" is another banger!!!! and you can't forget La Bouche - "Be My Lover"

[@rickymcconnell88]

Any song that can be played on a child’s keyboard yet has a deep voiced awkward rap basically sums up every single amazing song I grew up with in the UK (specifically Northern Ireland)

[@fatherjack636]

This was my teenage / young adult period. All the dance tunes in the nightclubs. Brings back memories. I have a pile of vinyl in my house.

[@nicoleadel1983]

I think I was like 10 when this song came out. It brings back memories of riding in the car and listening to the radio with my mom. I really miss her 😥. I miss 90s music too! It didn't all sound the same and it all was being played on the radio for everyone to hear

[@trenchy1990]

Eurodance. Fun times. I'd say the peak would be Robert Miles 'Children' where it started a shift towards Trance becoming popular imo in the late 90's. One of my absolute guilt pleasures is ATB - 9pm (Till I Come)

[@greglegakis4177]

A lot of songs sounded like this around that time. "Be My Lover" by LA Bouche to name one. That was a time when they were making good dance music that crossed over to mainstream radio. Enjoy!

[@pablogeratti4485]

Hi, suggestions in the same vibe: 1 - Technotronic - Pump Up The Jam 2 - Black Box - Ride On Time 3 - Snap - Rhythm Is A Dancer 4 - Bomb The Bass - Beat Dis 5 - Haddaway - What Is Love 6 - La Bouche - Be My Lover 7 - Culture Beat - Mr. Vain 8 - 2 Unlimited - Get Ready For This 9 - Captain Hollywood Project - More And More 10 - Ice MC - Think About The Way

[@nrdztx]

I call this Genere “Night at the Roxbury” music. Early-Mid 90’s music that was played in clubs and Top 40 stations.

[@evamccluskey729]

Yes!! "This is your night" by Amber was on night of the Roxbury. Same tune different words.

[@tomnewman7682]

THE SONG FROM THE "THE NIGHT AT THE ROXBURY "

[@evamccluskey729]

Yes!!! "This is your night" by Amber!

[@BroadwayBabyyy744]

Recently rediscovered this classic. Glad you guys did it!

[@meagankelly8755]

Dance mix '92-'93'-'94-'95 were awesome. Definitely worth checking out!!

[@kimtalley4496]

When I seen that yall we're going to react to this song I knew it sounded familiar but it wasn't until ya'll hit play I was like oh yes I remember this song!

[@palebeachbum]

You guys are thinking of the song Rhythm of the Night by Corona. Not sampled, just the same genre, called Euro Dance. It was huge in the late 80s and early 90s. Music I grew up with. Drove my mom nuts playing it cuz she hated it. "Why is it so repetitive!?" 😆 I'd love for you guys to dive into an earlier genre of dance music from the 80s called Italo Disco. So much of it was so cheesy, but the music is so catchy!

[@TheRatsCast]

After meaning soon to be roommate; he introduced me to the band who would play the Lounge Circuit in Vegas, Reno, Tahoe, Laughlin, as well those across the country. He had already known the band fairly well, but once my buddy and I join him and his best friend, we became what the band called The Four Wisemen. The name was after a drink the guys would sometimes order called the 3 Wisemen, and this was straight alcohol, and tasted like gasoline. Whenever they were in Vegas; we would be at every show during our days off. We even because a part of their show; as they would use is during parts of the. They loved our energy, and enthusiasm, and wet lived the music, the vibe, and getting drunk. We even had a tour list of when they would be in Vegas or Laughlin, so we could go see them. We even used our connections with the band; to get my roommate's sister's wedding party into the club they where player in Laughlin, which had a line to get in. That's just how connected we were. In some clubs; we would even hang out with some of the band members. This sing always remains me of those great times we had

[@JayAnthony87]

Try La Bouche or Haddaway! Classic 90s dance! Sweet Dreams is incredible. Also Runaway is another great Real McCoy song!!! So nostalgic.

[@lawrencedavis4406]

Real McCoy is a German group that had 2 American girl singers...fave Real McCoy song is One More Time...

[@murraykamish4052]

90s dance party baby!

[@TheNorman26]

The song was released in 1993 and the music style is Eurodance. In the 90s, there were many bands that made Eurodance. Very successful ones included: DJ Bobo - "Take Control"; "Somebody Dance with Me," Corona - "The Rhythm of the Night," Playahitty - "The Summer is Magic." These are just a few bands with very good Eurodance tracks. What is particularly good in Eurodance songs is a distinctive bass that stands out a lot. I was born in 1983, and my favorite time was the 90s, especially Eurodance. That was very good self-made music with not as many covers as now. And you could already dance well to the songs. By the way, I think it's great when you make reaction videos to the music you didn't know before. And then seeing how you react to the music is simply wonderful.

[@davebirch1976]

If I remember rightly, the official title of the group was MC Sar & The Real McCoy. Love and Devotion and Runaway are another couple of great songs by them.

[@grege9019]

Jay is gonna be rocking this at the gym!

[@Sweetish_Jeff_]

Good afternoon, Amber and Jay! Hope you are well. I wanted to share a story with you about Barry White. He was in a gang with his brother and at age 16 he went to jail for stealing tires. While in jail, he prayed to God for a second chance to do better and in the distance at that moment he heard “It’s Now Or Never” by Elvis Presley. He took it as a sign and after getting out of jail he started his music career. He later bought a house for his mother which he promised. Yesterday I made some suggestions for the 1980s and today I’ll give some from the 1970s. These are songs I really think you’ll enjoy. 1) “Outta Space”-Billy Preston (trust me, you’ll both LOVE it) 2) “Sad Eyes”-Robert John (first time I heard this I thought it was Bee Gees) 3) “Teenage Kicks”-The Undertones (imagine a combination of Cheap Trick and Weezer) 4) “In The City”-The Jam (mod punk rockers from the UK) 5) “Fresh As A Daisy”-Emitt Rhodes (very Paul McCartney meets Billy Joel vibe)

[@leanne7243]

Total banger :D the 90's were so good for dance music!

[@Islam4Europeans]

Their song "Runaway" is one of the rare songs with a rare anti-NWO song that slipped through the music industry's cracks.

[@billpeglowski1564]

Real McCoy was a German Eurodance band. As other have hinted around at regarding the other song you were thinking of it might be: Corona - The Rhythm of the Night but more likely was SNAP! - Rhythm Is A Dancer Beyond that - a couple other more recent songs that start out slower, but end up rocking: The Pretty Reckless - Take Me Down and Halestorm - Here's To Us It's been quite a while since you visited Halestorm and have totally missed The Pretty Reckless.