"Jack Your Body" was one of the first acid house songs that I discovered, and the first to top the U.K. singles chart. Created by Steve "Silk" Hurley (who sometimes went by the name of J.M. Silk), "Jack Your Body" hit number one in the U.K. in January of 1987 and let everyone know that this new music from the Chicago underground was about to go global.
Honestly, I don't remember this version. Obviously, it's the original...but there were like 12398329653423 house songs with "Jack your body" as part of the lyrics. I do remember the beat, but a more produced sounding version of it.
Anyhow, it took me back to Zacks for some reason. I miss Zacks.
Annoyingly Enthusiastic, Naturally Empathetic,
Introspective, Haunted by Self-Doubt, Tormented by
Separation Anxiety, Obsessed with Fairness and Justice,
Politically Concerned and Liberal, Psychedelically
Inclined, Strong Aesthetic Sense, Weak Artistic Skills,
Admirer of the Underdog.
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"Jack Your Body" was one of the first acid house songs that I discovered, and the first to top the U.K. singles chart. Created by Steve "Silk" Hurley (who sometimes went by the name of J.M. Silk), "Jack Your Body" hit number one in the U.K. in January of 1987 and let everyone know that this new music from the Chicago underground was about to go global.
Honestly, I don't remember this version. Obviously, it's the original...but there were like 12398329653423 house songs with "Jack your body" as part of the lyrics. I do remember the beat, but a more produced sounding version of it.
Anyhow, it took me back to Zacks for some reason. I miss Zacks.
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