Players Association recordings brought in session musicians such as Larry Coryell, Joe Farrell, David Sanborn, James Mtume, Mike Mandel and others. Whilst writing some of their own songs, the group mainly focused on covers of soul, funk and disco tunes.
They became more disco-funk with jazz overtones, although the Association occasionally detoured into instrumental jazz-pop and quiet storm music.
Their two biggest hits were "Disco Inferno", a cover of The Trammps tune, and their own composition, "Turn The Music Up!"
Turn The Music Up!
The Players Association Lyrics
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turn the music up
turn it up
party down
c'mon
you got you rmusic up
turn it up
party down
turn the music up
turn it up and party down
turn the music up
yeah
and party down
and party down down down down
The Players Association's song Turn the Music Up is an anthem for all parties and celebrations. The lyrics are simple and straightforward, instructing the listener to turn up the music and party down. The repetition of "turn the music up" creates a high-energy feeling and sets the tone for a fun and lively atmosphere. In addition, the use of "party down" is an invitation for everyone to let loose and have a good time.
The chorus "turn it up and party down" is a call to action, asking everyone to crank up the volume and revel in the moment. The use of "down down down down" at the end accentuates the idea of letting go completely and enjoying the music with abandon. This song is not just about the music itself, but about the experience of coming together and having a great time.
Overall, this song represents the joy and euphoria of being in a party atmosphere. It is an invitation to let go of inhibitions and enjoy the moment. The Players Association's Turn the Music Up is a timeless classic that will continue to inspire celebration and good times for generations to come.
Line by Line Meaning
turn the music up
Increase the volume of the music being played
turn the music up
Further increase the volume of the music
turn it up
Continue to increase the volume of the music
party down
Engage in lively social activity with others
c'mon
Encouragement to join in the social activity
you got your music up
Acknowledgment that someone is already playing their music loudly
turn it up
Despite the music already being loud, continue to increase the volume
party down
Continue to engage in lively social activity with others
party down
Further encouragement to engage in lively social activity with others
turn the music up
Another call to increase the volume of the music
turn it up and party down
Increase the volume of the music and continue to actively engage and have fun with others
turn the music up
Yet another call to increase the volume of the music
yeah
Expression of enthusiasm and approval for the current situation
and party down
Continuation of the exhortation to actively engage and have fun with others
and party down down down down
Reiteration of the call to actively engage and have fun with others, with added emphasis
Lyrics © MUSIC MANAGEMENT, Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: CHRISTOPHER DYER HILLS, LAUREL DANN
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
Cockney Red
the glorious 70's will NEVER be beaten for every genre of music.those of us who lived it knew it was a special era.
LUIZ CABRAL
pura verdade o que vc postou parabens .
Marko y M'Lady Fiona
Amen to that!
Martin Platt
Cockney Red Yes you are spot on....I was 21 in 1979 !!!
Martin Platt
Cockney Red 1979.....so just squeezed in there gently lol
Martin Platt
+Cockney Red CORRECT!
Lynne Baldwin
This era of funk and soul gives me goosebumps. Wish I could return to these days
Lloyd P
I love it! Effortless and breezy. Then builds towards a big crescendo but then settles back into the groove just before reaching it, ensuring you keep dancing or tapping your feet. Pure genius! It reached number 8 on the UK chart which it thoroughly deserved.
Martin Platt
Imagine....you enter a club.....you walk down those steps to the bar and are served some of the finest beer ever....and this track is playing FULL blast....and it's 1979......I was there....yes I was.....amazing
Martin Platt
+Martin Platt What makes this track incredible is...........the two Brecker brothers on this.........and David Sanborn..........well say no more LOL