The Radio Jam
J.O. The Last Man Lyrics
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Pump it up
While you feet are stompin'
And the jam is pumpin'
Look at here the crowd is jumpin'
Pump it up a little more
Get the party going on the dance floor
Seek us that's where the party's at
I don't want a place to stay
Get your body on the floor tonight
Make my day
I don't want a place to stay
Get your body on the floor tonight
Make my day
Make my day (x4)
Yo!
Yo!
Pump up the jam, pump it up
A pump it up yo pump it
Pump up the jam, pump it up
A pump it up yo pump it
Pump up the jam, pump it pump it pump it, yo !
The Radio Jam by J.O. The Last Man is a party anthem that calls for everyone to let loose and have fun. The lyrics start off by telling the listeners to pump up the jam and get their feet stomping to the beat of the music. The crowd is portrayed as being lively and energetic, as they jump along to the pumping jam.
The next verse is an invitation for everyone to get the party going on the dance floor. The lyrics encourage the listeners to seek out the party, which is where the music will be playing loud, and they will find out if they are too bad. This phrase could be seen as an invitation to show off their dancing skills and let everybody know that they are the best dancers in the room.
The chorus of the song repeats the phrase "Make my day" four times, reminding the listeners that the whole point of the party is to have a good time and enjoy themselves. The last verse is a repetition of the first verse but with added phrases that encourage the listeners to keep dancing and pumping up the jam. Overall, The Radio Jam is an upbeat and fun song that will undoubtedly get any party going.
Line by Line Meaning
Pump up the jam
Increase the volume and energy of the music
Pump it up
Further increase the volume and energy of the music
While you feet are stompin'
As you dance to the beat of the music
And the jam is pumpin'
And the music is loud and energetic
Look at here the crowd is jumpin'
Observe how the audience is enthusiastically dancing
Pump it up a little more
Increase the volume and energy a bit more
Get the party going on the dance floor
Encourage people to dance and enjoy the music
Seek us that's where the party's at
Come find us because we're where the fun is
And you'll find out if you're too bad
You'll discover if you can keep up with our level of excitement
I don't want a place to stay
I don't need anywhere to rest or relax
Get your body on the floor tonight
Dance tonight with energy and enthusiasm
Make my day
Excite and satisfy me by dancing with passion
Yo!
An exclamation to grab attention
Pump up the jam, pump it up
Increase the volume and energy of the music
A pump it up yo pump it
Further increase the volume and energy with enthusiasm
Pump up the jam, pump it up
Increase the volume and energy of the music
A pump it up yo pump it
Further increase the volume and energy with enthusiasm
Pump up the jam, pump it pump it pump it, yo !
Keep increasing the volume and energy and enjoy the music
Lyrics © Peermusic Publishing, Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: Manuela Kamosi, Thomas De Quincey
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TheShabazzProduction
The run with Billie stands alone in history!
H. E. Zigler
It's one of the all-time great Jazz TV moments of my lifetime!
TonyBuemi
It's a true classic of legends
Navy Flyer
Lester Young answer to Ben Webster with Billie Holiday I can listen to 100 times.
What Ben Webster played after Billie Holiday song was incredible then listen to Lester Young answer has Billie Holiday gleaming. And me too.
Tommy Black
That Prez solo is a masterpiece. Imagine having Bean, Ben and Prez all together. A tenor saxophone treat.
Tommy Black
Thanks for uploading the whole broadcast, instead of just snippets. And thank you for having it at the right speed. "Fine And Mellow", by Billie, is in Eb, but sounded in E on one old snippet. One of the idiots on the Organissimo bulletin board argued that it was in F, but you can see Gerry Mulligan playing the third note of the scale, the baritone saxophone's top E, which is G in concert pitch, so that proves that the tune is in Eb.
Will Shaughnessy
a true gem... legends under one roof.. thanks for posting.. CD..
Temper Hollow
The very best of the best together. Incredible.
pianopappy
I saw this the Sunday afternoon it aired, while I recorded the audio on a Pentron reel-to-reel tape recorder. Not included in this post is Thelonius Monk's performance of Monk's composition, "Blue Monk", which occurred after the first commercial break.
R. Albanese
THIS IS REALLY THE BEST THE BEST THE BEST!!! ♡♡♡