Wednesday 11 April 2012

#AtoZChallenge: Jamiroquai

This band makes me want to dance. They make me want to slip into my sexy silky pants and get jiggy wiv it on a podium in a disco. Um ... I mean get jiggy with the music ... yes? I used to love dancing. In fact, I still do, but I don't do it as often as I used to. When I was a kid I used to move all the furniture against the walls of our living room and create entire routines. Of course, I'd perform them for my parents, and any other person who was interested. I was such a performer as a kid ... I really do wonder what happened to me to suffer so much stage fright as an adult ... hmm ... food for thought ...

What band makes you want to get jiggy wiv it?








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20 comments:

  1. Wow, that's a blast from the past right there. I loved Jamirioquai!

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  2. He sounds like Stevie Wonder. The song has a Stevie Wonder vibe too.

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  3. That video always reminds me of that other song. Traveling Without Moving. It also makes me miss the 90s.

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  4. LOVE Jamiroquai! Funny you should mention dance routines. Me and a friend of mine made up a dance to Canned Heat one night when we were in the pub lol! We still do it whenever we hear the song now!

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  5. Thanks for including the video, it was fun to jam to!

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  6. Good music post!

    Shelly
    http://secondhandshoesnovel.blogspot.com/

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  7. You have posed a question to which I have no answer. It depends on my mood. I could get jiggy wiv Barry Manilow if the stars were aligned right.

    Lucy

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  8. Not up my ally, but when I hear Aerosmith's Rag Doll, I gotta shake it a little.

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  9. Currently the kids and I have been having some living room dance parties to Gwen Stefani.

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  10. Ooh, this is way cool! I love it. I definitely love dancing around to Mika.

    Sarah Allen
    (my creative writing blog)

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  11. Cool music. I'd love to win a copy of your CD. I get terrible stage fright too. Maybe as adults we're more critical of ourselves and afraid of other people's criticism? Who knows? I keep thinking the more I perform the easier it will get, right? That hasn't happened yet.

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  12. I loved that. yeah, I could get jiggy to this guy. :) thanks for sharing, and thanks for visiting my blog. Don't get distracted from your music by making jewelry!!

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  13. I've seen him on stage here in Lisbon. Great show (and great video too)

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  14. Not such a fan of Jamiroquai, but you've featured some great bands/artists so far. Looking forward to the rest of the month! Following in return.

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  15. Me too. All of what you said. Jamiroquai, clearing the living room, routines, etc. Except I'm waay older than you and love Indie music and dancing my ass off. Mostly in private with my dogs as an audience. Dropping in from the A to Z. Cheers!
    http://rossandrawhite.com

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  16. Not my type of music but I do remember that video. Really cool how they did it.

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  17. I remember when that video came out, I was definitely part of the MTV generation, and it was ALWAYS on. Definitely cool. I can appreciate the music now, but back then my pallet was smaller...

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    The Brew Newb

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  18. I think these guys would be a lot of fun to see live! I'm not a huge fan but I still admire their talent!

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  19. I've always been amused by his hats!

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