Shorty Long - "Function At The Junction" (1966 R&B Music, Lyrics, & Comments) complete 2026 reprint

 

Shorty Long - Topic, Jul 28, 2018

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℗ A Motown Records Release; ℗ 1966 UMG Recordings, Inc.

Producer: Brian Holland

Producer: Lamont Dozier

Composer  Lyricist: Eddie Holland

Composer  Lyricist: Shorty Long
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Edited by Azizi Powell

[This is a complete reprint of the 2024 pancocojams post with the same title. That post has no visitor comments as of the date and time of this 2026 publication.

For some unknown reason I thought of this song, found that pancocojams post, and returned to that YouTube video to add more comments to the comments that are included in this pancocojams post. Comments #91-#102 have been added to this post in 2026.

The 2024 post remains in this pancocojams blog and this complete reprint is published to increase the opportunities that people have to experience this song and read those comments.]

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This pancocojams post showcases Shorty Long's now classic 1966 Rhythm & Blues record "Function At The Junction".

The original version of "Function At The Junction" is showcased in this post along with an unofficial extended version of that record.

This pancocojams post also includes the lyrics for the 1966 "Function At The Junction" record along with a small number of comments from the discussion thread for the video of that record unofficial extended version.

The content of this post is presented for historical, cultural, linguistic, entertainment, and aesthetic purposes.

I'm especially interested in comments about the dances that were performed for this record in the late 1960s as well as comments that mention roller skating to this record during the 1960s and beyond.

As is the case with most pancocojams selected comments compilations, it's not just what is said but how it is said, with special attention to the use of African American Vernacular English.

Thanks to Edward Holland and Shorty Long for composing this song and thanks to Shorty Long for recording this song and his other hit R&B song "Here Comes The Judge".  Thanks to The Funk Brothers (back up musicians) and all those who were associated with this record. Thanks also to all those who are quoted in this post and thanks to the publishers of this videos on YouTube.   

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LYRICS- FUNCTION AT THE JUNCTION
(composed by Edward Holland & Shorty Long)

I'm getting ready for the function at the junction
And baby you better come on, now now
Because everybody's gonna be there
We've got people comin' from everywhere

We've got Ling Ting Tong from China
Long Tall Sally from Carolina
We've got 007, the private eye
And he's bringin' all the guys from I Spy

Come one, come all, we're gonna have a ball
Down at the function at the junction
And baby you better come on, now now

We're serving egg foo young and barbecue
Having chicken dumplings and kidney stew
Having heap big fun 'til the break of dawn
Gonna shake a tail feather, shoot him 'fore he run
Hold a shotgun on the rooster, and dare him to crow
Hotfoot anybody sleepin', make 'em get out on the floor

Tell him to tell them, to tell Paul to tell them all
Tell 'em 'bout the function at the junction
And tell 'em that they'd better come on, now now
Tell 'em 'bout the function at the junction, baby
Tell 'em that they'd better come on, now now

All the soul brothers, jitterbuggers
Hip cats and fancy hats
And pretty girls with pretty smiles
All decked out in the latest styles
And Farmer Jim and Guitar Slim
And Betty Boop and "Oop-boop-be-doop"
Mohair Sam from Alabam'
And Minnesota Fats from Hobo Flats
Breath-takin', hip-shakin' cuties, now
Talkin' 'bout some fascinatin', devastatin' beauties, now

They'll all be gathering here, from far and near
For the function at the junction
And brother, you better come on, now now
Tell 'em 'bout the function at the junction
Sister, you better come on, now now

Talkin' 'bout a function at the junction
Everybody, you better come on, now
You ain't never seen the function at the junction
You ain't never...

Online Source - https://genius.com/Shorty-long-function-at-the-junction-lyrics

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SHOWCASE VIDEO #2 - Shorty Long Motown "Function At The Junction" My Extended Version!



mosogotam,  Aug 29, 2011

No copyright infringement intended. If felt, please comment below and I will remove this video. Thank you. Motown's late Shorty Long...a great talent...with us too briefly. My extended version of his wonderful hit...with an amazing backup by the Funk Brothers and the Andantes!

SELECTED COMMENTS FROM THIS VIDEO'S DISCUSSION THREAD
(with numbers added for referencing purposes only)

From the discussion thread for Showcase Video #2 -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lCNL_Fz58QU

2011

1.@simon4186
"I LOVE MOTOWN!"

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2012

2. @bassbymichele
"Shorty and a friend sadly drowned when their boat capsized on the Detroit River in Michigan. Stevie Wonder played the harmonica at his burial, and placed it on his casket afterwards. He surely continues to live through his music and funk power! He was born on 20th may, just like me.."

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3. @LindaGallowayMD
"This made me get up from my computer and dance! Definitely good memories. Heard this at many parties although I was only "2" when it came out (lol)."

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2013

4. @mosogotam
"Joanne....thank you for posting this.  To hear you talk about the Motown Revues and Shorty is quite wonderful....I didn't know that Shorty had been the MC for some of the revues.  Please check out my channel...it's full of Motown remixes that I have done...and still do!  Thanks so much!"

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2014

5. @ThaBrooklynHurricane2
"this was the ultimate cook out song!  Everybody was jammin this in Brooklyn at cook outs back in the day.  This is my memory of this awesome song.   I can still see my Daddy doin his little dance step.  anybody remember the dance called the Popcorn!"

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6. @loveyouall66
"THE POPCORN? WE DID ALL NIGHT LONG."

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7. @ThaBrooklynHurricane2
"that, too!  can't forget HOT PANTS, and we wore them and still kept it classy....can it be that it was all so simple then?   the way we were!!!  smh!

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8. @ThaBrooklynHurricane2, 2016
"Yessssss!  You, too, Hon!  We were so blessed to have it when it was all good!  And with what's going on in the world today, I'll stick with my memories, at least they are REAL."

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9. @harmonichebe, 2016
"i hear you, brooklyndot!!! i could listen to moso's music all day and all night!! function at the junction was one of the 5, and number 1, when i got to be the guest programmer one late night on KRTH in los angeles. still in brooklyn? i'm in north  maimi beach, and there is no oldeies station here, so i pedal on the bike to sirius, but even they play "you've lost that lovin feelin' every other day, just as aretha's 'respect' gets played every day there now! imagine a song list of 100 when ther are 10,000 songs woth playing!! be blessed

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10. @Dream-ex3nx, 2019
"BROOKLYNDOT DAVIS, i grew up durning these times. Yes, i remember doing the popcorn."

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11. @Dream-ex3nx, 2019
"Donald Robinson, yes james brown mother popcorn wasn't it a time to remember.

Dream"

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12. @TheAteeyah
"Yeah baby!!! My mommy,aunties,and uncles jam.They would tear the floor up to this.This is so funky."

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13. @CC-ti3ry
"Dang I miss old Motown....what fantastic music came from Hitsville, USA-- music sucks today."

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14. @bvwhite1858
"Yep! That was The Funk Brothers!!! They are the music behind Motown."

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2015

15.@sugarcrisp53
"Wow someone's been really busy, These are priceless, and the vintage photos alone are a welcome treat. I grew up on Motown and still at 60+ I still turn back to it often. Well done on the extended versions!"

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16. @mosogotam
"Pamela...thanks so much!!!"

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17. @louiecolon9494
"This was me when I was young. always looking for the Function at the Junction."

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18. @CheckMate657879
"Thanks for the memories.  To remember when these songs were played on the radio, at parties, and in our homes.  To remember when 45's were a great, big deal.  To remember everyone breaking to the dance floor to dance to this song.  To remember a time when we lived for the next record to be released from Motown.  How good the music sounded when it hit the air waves.   How good the music made us feel.  Everything was alright.  Uptight! (Stevie's meaning, of course.)"

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19. @ethelstevenslove2957
"Motown was 'HOT' back in the day.....That record company, the singers, producers, musicians, songwriters, arrangers, composers, kept the hits coming back in the day......."

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20. @bigeman25
"One of the most soulful songs ever , don't know how you did it but you made it better.

Shorty Long would have liked this!"

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21. @Nitetrainism
"This was one of my favorite Skating Songs."

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22. @sanidarryl7052, 2022
"Check, at this roller rink " The Heights located in Huber Heights ohio the old heads with those old Chicago Ball bearing skates use to skate a hole in the floor on this jam. Friday night  12am till 6am hard core roller skating nobody standing in one spot."

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23. @Honeycone28
"I love this song then and I love it now oh my goodness it is definitely one of those old school feet tapping finger snapping songs!"

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24. @MrManleyman3
"I was in a mood to reminiscence after speaking to my older sister (cousin) who I grew up with.  She now lives in Delaware since she retired 5 years ago.  I remember a party she had in my aunt's basement / rec-room - Jamaica Queens,  1965 I was 13 Y.O. that was the first time I heard Function at the Junction and learned a dance called "the goose and the Gander".

My big sister really knew how to dance: all the dances from the 60's 70's and 80's and she could Mambo (Latin we used to call it). just as good as the Latinos from the old neighborhood.  Funny how a song and a phone call can trigger a memory.  She also introduced me to my second wife in 1997 who I'm still married too.

Love you Sarah Jane"

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2016

25. @a.b.s_productions
"Lord, I remember sneaking to listen to my dad's 45 to this song. I was about 11 and I was like this is perhaps the greatest music ever made. So sad that Shorty Long died so young."

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26. @yolandarice1994
"awww sheeeiiit!!!! philly dog was the dance when this came out!!!! l.a. was rocking!!!! this is still the cut !!!! let's jam my people!!!! GREAT times.  :-)"

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27. @justme374
"I remember the Phiilly dog, after school dances, at empire junior high"

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2017

28. @rollerchickable
"I LOVE THIS SONG IT IS MY SKATING JAM RIP SHORTY LONG ,YOU ARE GONE BUT YOU WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN. THANK YOU FOR SHARING, AND I LIKE YOUR EXTENDED VERSION. NOW THIS IS A BLAST FROM THE PAST FOR SURE."

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29. @sanidarryl7052, 2022
"This is an old school skate  jam hard core roller skating no standing in the way."

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30. @jeanetteivy5229, 2022
"Skating rink memories. Pimped out skates with tongue out covered in fur, sometimes metallic flakes. California !"

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31. @justme374
"Do remember the philly dog, i would jam to this in high school"

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32. @saundragordon-grant6088
"There were a lot of dances that went with this song.  I'm sure that I saw it somewhere.  I just loved good music!"

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33. @robertvelez8485
"The perfect July 4th song. Having a barbecue or cookout filled with spare ribs, corn on the cob, chicken wings, French fries, hot dogs and hamburgers! Now, I'm hungry!"

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34. @carrollbaxter2504
"back in the day when that song came on everybody got up and danced but mainly to sing this song I'm 66 and still moving to this song lo LL. this song is timeless"

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35. @blastoff2022
"This is SUCH a great song.  I gotta tell you- in the 60's we had a LOT of social problems----but DAMN~I remember going to high school in Brooklyn....and Sat. night was teen night.  We danced to this and other Motown classics....mixed crowd and we danced and danced and danced...and had such a good time."

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36. @stevenquinn4641
"Detroit was everything The sound unique Strong dynamic sexy funky music Way over the top The way it's supposed to be This strong music made troubles seem less than what they were Thanks for this song This music brings everything back What a time to be young The party never seemed to stop Another time The world is so different now"

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37. @marcuswilliams4188
"We used to skate of of that back in the "D" (Detroit).  Shorty was from the "D""

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38. @hassanabdullah5023, 2022
"Word graystone ballroom back in the day"

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39. @RolandSpikes-xe4uw, 2024
"Detroit at its best and still known all over the globe love my city 💗💗💗 bleed Detroit baddest band ..on the planet Roland spikes AKA Rashad Jamal Ali 😎"

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40. @CC-ti3ry
"Another incredible fantastic song...why oh why can't ANYONE write music THIS GOOD today????!!!!"

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41. @carolynntubman1461, 2018
"C C I hear ya"

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42. @patrickdullea6991, 2019
"@carolynntubman1461  : it was the golden age of raw talent and musicianship. The "beat box" killed it all. So now all we have is hipHop canned garbage.

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2018

43. @jerryj920
"May 20th: Happy birthday Soul-Funk Singer-songwriter Frederick Earl "Shorty" Long (1940-1969) Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame. Thank you and God bless. RIP. Thanks for the upload, mosogotam. Blessings"

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44. @shelleyponce7712
"When I say get ready because there is an up coming  "Function at the Junction", my family (now on its 3rd generation) knows it's going down!"

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45. @bobreda676
"oh, if I had only kept my 45 collection!  He died at age 29 but what a talent"

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46. @edwardwilliams2438
"Real lyrics....funky beat......good times had by all.  Block parties,cold Dr.Pepper,Banlon shirts,Belle Isle,bar-b-que...lots of dancing,...young and old..The Funk Bros...are jamming!!!!"

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47. @robertgoodman1867
"Where's my time machine?"

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2019

48. @narviawilliams2340
"💐❤💐I REMEMBER SHORTY LONG,  AND THIS SONG "FUNCTION AT THE JUNCTION"❤💐❤AND I REMEMBER "HERE COMES THE JUDGE"💐💐💐"

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49. @ganymeade5151
"Perfect song for doing The Stroll. The Bridge is fantastic is as the bad-ass piano."

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50. @Sepulchre_Gate
"This is one of those classics that somehow escaped the play list of the White Boy Radio station i used to listen to as a kid . Glad it finally caught up to me ."

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51. @paulturnet4572
"HOLD A SHOTGUN ON THE ROOSTER 🐓 AND DARE HIM TO CROW"... IN OTHER WORDS, ANY

ONE OR THING THAT THREATENS TO STOP THIS PARTY 🎉 IS FLIRTING WITH DANGER !! 😉"

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52. @Judeaben
"such a great talent.

In the Alabama jazz Hall of Fame.

Gone much too fast. Didn' even make it to the '70s"

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2020

53. @alanspagnolia9474
"Ok, whom else remembers this song from the 1960's ??!!"

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54. @lindabrown2090
"Look at the Funk Brothers, they were the sound of Motown.🎹🎸🎺🎷🥁🎻🎹"

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55. @oldschoolmusic2710
"Ah sookie,sookie now! Here come da judge function at the junction"

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56. @fadetoblackalone
"Remember the TEXAS HOP my mom taught it to me.  It really works with this song!"

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57. @justme374
"Do remember the philly dog, i would jam to this in high school"

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58. @saundragordon-grant6088
"There were a lot of dances that went with this song.  I'm sure that I saw it somewhere.  I just loved good music!"

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59. @foxysil52
"Lol! I grew up to Shorty Long..love pur music. We're  the Baby boomers of the good ol' days.."

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60. @lindabrown2090
"This was one of our favorite dance song. We use to get down dancing at House Parties. This song brings back so many memories of the 60’s early 70’s. That’s when it was real music. “ Function At The Junction” it was a hit."

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61. @Muziekgenot, 2024
"That's right. I grew up during the sixties in a small provincial town. There was little to do. So we were dependant on houseparties. On thursday we started to ask ''is there a  houseparty anywere', and we got tips from our frieds. So more thans once I found myself at some house party in district I was was never before and in de house of someone I dit know at all. But all that didn't matter. Is was the sixties and it was de best music ever made."

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62. @richardclippardjr3472
"My mom & dad used to play this song at birthday partys you know the ones where you had to go to BED the good old days "

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63. @roderickjones1283
"James Jamerson killed it at the end with that bass!!! BEST PLAYER EVER!"

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64. @ronlawray1563
"As good as it STILL sounds, most people won't believe this came out between 1965 and 1968...

Motown's house band, The Funk Brothers, the best....."

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65. @fed3rd
"@harmonichebe  BEST dance song EVER written!!!!!  (Skate on)"

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66. @eddyg2745
"Garfield Junior High School, Berkeley, CA 1965!  This song was a standard at all of our dances in the gym.  We also loved to dance to "Cool Jerk" by the Capitols (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27PydomerjM) , on both songs the players were Motown's Funk Brothers with James Jamerson laying down the bass line."

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2021

67. @olliesdollies7832
"Man, this was my JAMMM!  Love that ole school rap sung, to music!"

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68. @gilloera8912
"I had a record player, looked like a suitcase, it opened up

And the speakers were on the side.  My mom kept tellin me "Keep it down, the neighbors!" "

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69. @Sweetpjoe
"This song reminds me of my roller skating days from the late 60’s and early 70’s. When they dropped the needle on this jam the place went wild."

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70. @sanidarryl7052, 2022
"Yes,at this roller rink in Ohio " The Heights " every friday from 12am to 6am old heads use to kill this on on everybody skate."

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71. @sabrinabryant3597
"Was just minding my own business and this song hit me in my spirit like so. When this plague (COVID-19) has passed, somebody somewhere BETTER play this here 🙏💜🕺💃🌌"

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72. @bettyharrison6852
"When music was worth listening to and you could not sit down on these kind of jams the floor would be rockin'"

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73. @phillycheez6288
"Too bad these photos are not in the Motown Museum!😔😒"

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74. @laudellgatlin-bey2758
"The bop was the dance back in the day."

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75. @darrylslaughter649
"Here that  real bass,at this rink " Huber Heights " Chuck Jackson would play this and if you wanted to see some old heads  show out on a pair of roller skates those old chicago  ball bearing skates killing it hard core roller skating no standing on the floor in the way"

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76. @reggiekendrick6580
"Wow! That powerful guitar bass line is the hook to this wonderful song. It sets groove is for all other instruments and vocals to complete this masterpiece. The Motown Sound!!!"

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2022

77. @jeanetteivy5229
"Memories of teen house parties. Colored lights. Red, blue and green in Los Angeles. Dance called the Philly dog!"

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78. @jamesprevard6555
"If u were in HS. at the time u were getting it down after school on this joint...esp.friday night socials!"

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79. @sanidarryl7052
"Yes  big shout out to all the old head Roller Skaters use to kill  it every  1972-1973friday 12am till 6am at " The Height's striding like crazy hard core roller skating no standing in one spot"

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80. @janaepittman5589
"I, still skate ⛸ to this tune in 2022"

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81. @paulgreen6921
"Yeah, back in the day everyone would stop whatever they were doing to do the “duck” as hard as was humanly possible. You know what I’m sayin’?     PWG"

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82. @colbertprince525
"This jam was # 1 back in the day on Woodward Ave, the Famous  Arcadia a.k.a. the Cade if you weren't  a good skater you would get off the floor when < function> short term for Function at the junction came on! It got kind of wild because they would announce  Open House, and that means  to skate at your  own RISK! and that got really  dangerous most of the times!✌"

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83. @allisonyoung4285
"This was the song and when he said function that is what it was. Dance function!💃😎"

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84. @mitchparel18
"One of my favorite Motown songs.im talking all time.it helps me to function.🍷😌😋 Let's give the Drummer some."

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2023

85. @cynthiar.5199
"This is a roller skater's NATIONAL ANTHEM!!"

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86. @annfelder3576
"This was my favorite song back then.  I was always singing and dancing whenever I heard it or played on my record player.  Thanks for the wonderful memories!"

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87. @annfelder3576
"This was my favorite song back then.  I was always singing and dancing whenever I heard it or played on my record player.  Thanks for the wonderful memories!"

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2024

88. @adriennerobinson1180
"I absolutely loved Shorty Long and this Classic,Wonderful Song,And here comes The Judge .The BEST! Miss those years and Shorty.❤❤❤❤❤SIP"

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89. @SweetpapaAbram
"Young people’s of today don’t have a clue of the things and music of yester year!!"

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90. @isaiahthompson2065
"THIS IS ANOTHER MOTOWN CLASSIC !  HE DID THAT !"

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91. @christinewilliams938
"Reminds me of roller skating at Fairview Gardens this was the Jam."

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2025

92.@mathmusic1490
"Such a catchy and happy soul song.   Thank you Shorty: Excellent!!   But.............which junction???  (Ha ha!)"

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93.@rogerradcliffe7367
"Shorty Long lived across the street from us growing up in Detroit…he’d walk his toy poodle around the block acknowledging us kids with a smile and a wave. Gone way too soon…"

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94.@oliviag9888
"Yes, I love this song. My sister and I would dance a hole in the rug 😂"

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95.@darrylslaughter649
"This cut and " Shotgun " by Jr. Walker    is some that early raw FUNK"

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96.@JoyceEllis-zw3fu
"This is still played at house parties. It gets everybody on the dance floor.  Does anyone remember :he Duck: by Jackie Lee"

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97. @lorrainebowens1446
"We used to the functon at the junction at the juke box in the sixties thank for this song❤❤❤"

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98. @sandradavis4551
"1960s, The Rollercade, Toledo Ohio. The place everyone went for roller skating. EVERYBODY was on the floor when this song was played."

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2026

99. @sharonarriola2070
"I LOVE this song and Shorty Long. It's a classic and sounds as great today as it did way back when. It never gets old! LOVE LOVE LOVE IT!!!"

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100.@AlfredCleveland-c7d
"One of the Funniest tracks  to ever come out of Motown  Shorty and the Funk Brothers How could you not get a hit with the funkiest men in Detroit. My late Father Al Cleveland was a writer producer for Motown Records he cowrote Marvin Gaye what's going on and Smokey Baby Baby don't Cry ,I Second that Emotion among others so I spent a lot of time when I was a kid in the studio grooving. Love and Respect. Daryl Cleveland"

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101. @raystrong2823
""Function At The Junction"!!  Man memories. I was in 4th grade when this hit!  St. Louis, MO was lit (for a 4th grader watching older folks get down at backyard bbq's and music. Watching daddy & ma dancing with friends and aunts & uncles.  Yea...great times back in the day!"

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102. @fredlawson9394
"No school like the old school R&B..🎹🎷🎺🪘🎶🎵🎼"

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What "Talking Out The Side Of Your Neck" Means In African American Vernacular English & How The Tune "Neck" Became A Very Popular HBCU Marching Band Anthem (complete reprint of a 2024 post)

 

/\/\ MARCHINGSTPORT, October 13, 2015Alabama State and Southern University's Marching Band Battle to Neck -snip- Alabama State University is located in Montgomery, Alabama. Southern University is located in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

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Edited by Azizi Powell

Latest update- September 10, 2026

[This is a complete reprint of an updated version of a 2024 pancocojams post. That post is still available on this pancocojams blog.] 

This pancocojams post showcases a YouTube video of a two Historically Black Colleges & Universities (HBCU) marching bands battling with their arrangements of Cameo's 1984 hit funk genre record "Talking Out The Side Of Your Neck".

The marching band arrangements of that record are most often called "Neck".

This pancocojams post also includes information about the meaning of the African American Vernacular English phrase "talkin out the side of your neck". This post also presents an article excerpt about how that song became so popular among Historically Black College And University (HBCU) marching bands.

Selected comments from the discussion thread for this showcase video are also included in this pancocojams post.

The content of this post is presented for historical, cultural, and entertainment purposes.

All copyrights remain with their owners.

Thanks to Cameo for composing and recording the song "Talking Out The Side Of Your Neck". Thanks to all those who are associated with these showcased HBCU marching bands and thanks to all those who are quoted in this post. Thanks also to the videographers and the publisher of this video on YouTube. 
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Click https://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2026/09/seven-videos-of-historically-black.html for the closely related pancocojams post "Seven Videos Of Historically Black Colleges & Universities (HBCUs) Marching Bands Performing "Neck" ".

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INFORMATION ABOUT THE "TALKIN OUT THE SIDE OF YOUR NECK" RECORD
From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talkin%27_Out_the_Side_of_Your_Neck
"Talkin' Out the Side of Your Neck" is a song by American funk band Cameo and the third track on their 1984 album, She's Strange. The song was released as a single with "Léve Toi!" in 1984.[2] Since its release, it has become associated with HBCU bands[3] and the LSU Tiger Marching Band.[4]

Composition

"Talkin' Out the Side of Your Neck" features elements of hip hop and funk music. Daryl Easlea, writing for BBC Music, described the song as "an attack on the Reagan government [...] rocking a metal groove, full of sassy uptown horns with Talking Heads-style keyboard washes".[5] The song's lyrics mention presidents Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter, and Ronald Reagan, with the chorus repeating "You're gonna get what's comin' to you yet".

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Legacy

"Talkin' Out the Side of Your Neck" has become a commonly played arrangement for many marching bands, particularly HBCU bands. The tradition's origins are unknown, but multiple Norfolk State University alumni claim its first marching band performance to have been the 1984 edition of the Battle of the Bay, NSU's football rivalry with Hampton University.[3]

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Released 1984

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Genre    R&B, funk, hip hop

[…]

Songwriter(s)    

Larry Blackmon, Charles Singleton, Nathan David Leftenant, Thomas Michael Jenkins

Producer(s)  Larry Blackmon"...

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WHAT "TALKING OUT THE SIDE OF YOUR NECK" MEANS
These definitions are given in no particular order and are numbered for referencing purposes only.

Online Definition #1
https://waywordradio.org › Segments
"Mar 29, 2016 — ... talk out the side of one's neck, meaning to “talk trash about someone.” It's simply a variation of talking out of the side of one's mouth."

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Online Definition #2
https://www.reddit.com/r/KendrickLamar/comments/1c7o8ab/what_does_talking_outta_they_necks_mean/

Hitorijanae, 2024
"Yappin basically, making sh-t* up, talking sh-t*, etc"
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This word is fully spelled out in this definition.

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Online Definition #3
Google Search AI Generated Jan 11, 2022
"talking nonsense, either by straight-up lying or exaggerating to the point that someone can't back up their own words with their actions."

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ARTICLE EXCERPT ABOUT THE TUNE "NECK"

[Added September 10, 2026- This article includes the story of Norfolk State University's marching band being the first band to play "Neck".  However, there are other HBCUs that indicate that they were the first to perform "Neck". i plan to publish a post on that subject ASAP and I'll add that link here.]  

https://hbcugameday.com/2019/12/30/cameo-neck-hbcu-marching-band-starts-norfolk-state-spartan-legion/  "The Origin of ‘Neck’: How Cameo’s hit became an HBCU band anthem" by Gerald Huggins (HBCU Gameday Newswire), December 30, 2019

Cameo dropped “Talking Out The Side of Ya Neck” 35 years ago and the HBCU world has never been the same since. How did it start?

"HBCUs have a long and illustrious history of athletic and band achievements. When attending an HBCU sporting event, attendees should expect to see a tailgate, the Royal Courts, the NPHC (National Pan-Hellenic Council), alumni of all ages, athletes, and without a doubt, they will experience a black college band performance.

Each HBCU marching band has its own flavor, style, and prestige making them special in their own right. However, they all share one special song: Cameo’s “Talkin Out the Side of Yo Neck.” Since its adoption, everyone in the HBCU community agrees this is a timeless marching band anthem, but like most great traditions, many bands like to claim they were the first to perform it. Until now, no one could truly lay claim to the elusive title of originator. On December 22, 2019, I found out in the basement during a family function in Prince George’s County, Maryland. 

I was asked to attend a family gathering by my friend Kathryne Burton. The get together was at her friend, Aerika Anderson’s home. This would be my first time visiting and I knew her dad was my frat brother so I decided to go. Once I found out he was from Pi Gamma chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Incorporated, it was instant love at that point. The night was winding down and the remaining people congregated to the basement at the bar downstairs. As we were having great conversation and good laughs, I overheard something that I found to be groundbreaking.

Anthony “Tony” Anderson, a native of Richmond, VA, a graduate of Norfolk State University and Spring 1985 initiate of the Pi Gamma chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Incorporated, mentioned the song “Talkin Out the Side of Yo Neck.” Anderson was one of the well-respected leaders of NSU’s Spartan Legion in 1984. Anderson continued the conversation and in a split second, he tapped his chest twice and emphatically.

“I’m the one who started playing Neck first,” he beamed proudly. “We played that back in 1984!”

Everyone outside of family and friends, who had obviously heard the story before, were shocked.

Like us, many people are not too sure of the origin behind Neck and who played it first. I thought a SWAC school was the first to do it. My friend, Chelsea Chambers thought it was Southern University who started it in the late 90s. So it was only right to hear the whole story behind the HBCU marching band anthem. Denise Anderson, who was an original “Hot Ice” dance line member back in 1984 co-signed and confirmed that Tony was the person to bring the idea to the rest of the band. She even called her dance line sister, Stephanie Wright-Jenkins, for further confirmation. Denise and Wright-Jenkins were apart of the Hot Ice’s Original Six, which started back in 1983.

Tony Anderson, who was a trombone player during the 1984 season and later became drum major in 1985, continued to go in-depth with the story of how he came up with the idea.

“I was riding back to Hampton with my brothers, we were passing the Williamsburg exit on I-64 and the song came on and I knew I wanted to use this song. The title and the blaring horns are what called my attention to the song being that Hampton U always talked trash as rival bands did. This was a week before we played Hampton. I had to write down the lyrics, the notes and buy the tape but I knew this was it!”

[…]

“The crowd went crazy over the song. They yelled from the first up 2! It caught on like nobody’s business.”

The Spartan Legion completed their performance and to put the icing on the cake, Norfolk State defeated Hampton University 15-7 in the Battle of the Bay. That was also the day that Neck became the Spartan Legion anthem. Prior to this game, “Warren’s Jam,” was the Legion’s original anthem.

It was a banner year for NSU. The school won the CIAA basketball and football titles that year, and apparently its band was at the forefront of a new movement.

There has been a ton of speculation behind who came up with Neck but one thing that can be confirmed is the impact Anderson and the Spartan Legion had on America’s Marching Band culture. Anderson spoke on the expansion of the song throughout the numerous marching bands locally and statewide.

“After we played it, we got so much approval from it, that became our anthem,” Anderson said.  “Then others started catching onto it and playing it as well. See, Norfolk is a big feeding area and all the local middle school, high school, and college bands in the area started to play it and that was because of us. It’s still a big thing because it’s a song that every marching band plays now. You ask anybody from Norfolk State back in the day and they’ll tell you that we started that. So to hear not only HBCUs but PWIs (Predominantly White Institutions) like LSU and Ohio State playing it was crazy.”

[…]

To be the originator of something so important to not only Black culture but band culture has to feel like a tremendous accomplishment. There has been chatter that the SWAC may have played it first in 1984 but according to Wright-Jenkins, the impact of Neck belongs to Norfolk State’s Spartan Legion, then a band in the CIAA.

“I want the credit to be given where it should. To hear elementary, middle, high school, black college, and PWIs are playing it. I believe Hampton was the first to play it after us because they copied everything we did. Then Howard was after Hampton. I was told that Texas Southern may have played it the same year but to my knowledge, the SWAC didn’t catch onto Neck until the 90s. Neck is the most influential song to bands. Everyone across lines plays Neck. It’s almost as common as hearing the Star-Spangled Banner every time you go to a college sporting event.”

For 35 years, Neck has become the most notable band song to be played throughout the country. When the song starts, you can see how infectious the sound is to a crowd. At HBCUs, you will see people dancing and members of the D9 strolling to this song. Chances are if you went to an HBCU football game and this song played, you will see members of Omega Psi Phi setting it owt to Neck. That’s most fitting considering Anderson is also a member.

There is no definite answer to who started playing Neck first but one is hard-pressed to hear a story like this one and not believe it. And remember, there was no Youtube to document what was played on a weekly basis. The way Anderson and Wright-Jenkins spoke of this cultural phenomenon gave me no reason not to believe that the Spartan Legion were the pace-setters to the marching band anthem. In my conversations with them both, the most important characteristic of this story is impact. Neck will be a song that will be played for many more years to come.

Thank you, to Anthony “Tony” Anderson and the Spartan Legion for their attribution to the culture.

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SELECTED COMMENTS FROM THE DISCUSSION THREAD FOR THIS SHOWCASED VIDEO 

These comments are given in chronological order, except for replies.

Numbers are added for referencing purposes only.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64HrSIWh0jM&t=1s

2016

1. @Jalapenomind
"ASU won the Neck Battle definitely!"

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2. @hazzaustin5571
"I'm a SU fan but I like the creativity of their neck. but SU had that power though"

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3. @fabulouscarter5289
"this is really only the second school I seen SU ever get blowed out by......jsu and alabama state"

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4. @SwagDealer9
"ASU takes this battle no doubt the arrangement is killer SU had that power though"

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5. @mybro727
"ASU definitely had power as well especially for their size. If ASU was SU's size I think we all know which band would've been more powerful."

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6. @thefam6952
"Its no shadeBut ASU ddefinitely winthis battle !!!! We all know southern won overall but state won this !!"

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7.@hazzaustin5571
"yeah the definitely won this with the creativity of their neck but power goes to SU"

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8. @kola1060
"Musicianship goes to Southern... ASU was more entertaining or at least from what this video shows.  Southern's brass section is phenomenal."

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9. @dontealmighty9517
"Southern took the win. #jukenation"

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10. @chrissellers205
"really?" ** Reply 11. @dontealmighty9517
"Their arrangement is simple and clean in my opinion."

** Reply 12. @Polamalu, 2019
"You a southern fan that's why you said that"

** Reply 13. @biancaortegaa 2021
"@dontealmighty9517  No worries let asu have that little neck battle SU was in they ass the whole night legend has it if u were to walk through bama state's stadium today you will still hear 2015's echo from SU "

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2017

14. @boogieemac
"I think SU won this battle because for one, they were cleaner. It seemed like State was trying to match SU's power."

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15. @juanc.dallas4198
"ASU needs to bring this neck back one day maybe when they get new uniforms but I also like their current neck because it's original and creative as well as this one 👍👍👍"

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2018

16. @greggulley9050
"State trumpets were struggling, and the rest of the brass was unbalanced.

Seems like every one going off there last note."

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2019

17. @kvngu15563
"There’s only two schools that can blow out SU ok Alabama State and Jackson State I was at this game state won this battle"

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18. @s2royal395
"What do they say when they are waving there hands"

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19. @MarchingsportHD
"Hey ohhh, you're talking out the side of your neck"

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2020

20. @3rdeyebookingcompany510, 2020
"SU was way cleaner and precise. ASU all over the place."

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2021

21. @zaylonjohnson, 2021
"bama state killed em. ngl"

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2022

22.@Tjevdevs
"It’s not smart to get in a “NECK” battle with Alabama State, southern found that out the hard way"
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23.@MikeFromBr
"Y’all crazy if y’all think that sound better southern 😂"

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24. @Courie11e
"ASU's neck uncoordinated"

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2023 

25. @TJB24
"Baritones was giving it their all at ASU but I liked Southern more because it sounded way cleaner"

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2024

26.@P_T_3rd
"This is talkin out the side of your neck personally it needs to be played faster to sound better than normal neck if not that has to be  with more low brass punch"

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27. @dawsonharris1655
"ASU STR8 KILLED EM FR 🔥🔥💯‼️"

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2025

28. @REPUBLICANSAREBEYONDSTUPID
"How can you “kill” someone when you’re trying sound just like them?  Alabama State’s version of neck is a complete imitation of Southern’s.  And I absolutely cannot stand southern.  Smh"

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LaShun Pace SANGING The Gospel Song "I Know I Been Changed" (2014 YouTube Video & Examples Of Affirming Responses From That Video's Discussion Thread)

 

LaShun Pace - I Know I've Been Changed

 malacomg,  May 23, 2014
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Statistics for this YouTube video (as of April 8, 2026 at 7:52 PM EDT)
total # of views - 11,711,825 total # of comments -6,534

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Edited by Azizi Powell

This is Part I of a two part pancocojams series about Gospel singer Lashun Pace sanging "I Know I've Been Changed."

This post presents some information about Lashun Pace and presents some comments from that YouTube video's discussion thread about that vocalist's rendition of that song, with a focus on comments that document the use of certain  African American Vernacular English affirming responses.

A definition of the word "affirm" in the phrase "affirming comments" and a definition of "sanging" are included in this post.

Click https://pancocojams.blogspot.com/2018/09/patti-labelles-fantasias-custom-of.html for Part II of this pancocojams post. That post presents some comments from that YouTube video's discussion thread about Lashun Pace and the custom that she, Patti Labelle, Fantasia and some other African American female vocalists' (especially Gospel singers) have of stepping out of their shoes when they are sanging.

The content of this post is presented for religious, linguistic, and socio-cultural purposes.

All copyrights remain with their owners.

Thanks to Lashun Pace for her musical legacy and thanks to all those who are quoted in this post. Thanks to the film maker for this clip and thanks to the publisher of this video on YouTube.  

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INFORMATION ABOUT LASHUN PACE
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LaShun_Pace
"Tarrian LaShun Pace (September 6, 1961 – March 21, 2022),[1] professionally known as LaShun Pace and sometimes credited as LaShun Pace-Rhodes or Shun Pace-Rhodes, was an American gospel singer, songwriter and evangelist. Pace was also a Stellar Award winner.

[...] 

Career

Pace began singing professionally during her teen years in the mid-1970s, performing solo and later alongside her sisters in the group The Anointed Pace Sisters, which formed in the late 1980s. Pace's singing and ministering skills were honed while she was on tour with the Rev. Gene Martin and the Action Revival Team, and with The Edwin Hawkins Singers from 1986 until her death.

In 1988 she recorded In the House of the Lord with Dr. Jonathan Greer and the Cathedral of Faith Church of God in Christ Choirs for Savoy Records. The label signed Pace as a solo artist soon afterwards. In 1990, she released her debut album He Lives, which reached the number two spot on the Billboard gospel charts and featured her signature song "I Know I've Been Changed". The follow-up song Shekinah Glory, appeared in 1993. Three years later, Pace returned with Wealthy Place, which included the song "Act Like You Know" featuring Karen Clark Sheard."...

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DEFINITION OF THE WORD "AFFIRM" IN THE PHRASE "AFFIRMING COMMENTS"
From https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/affirm

"affirm"
1
a:. to validate, confirm

b : to state positively

[...]

3.
: to show or express a strong belief in or dedication to (something, such as an important idea)"
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Two examples of  "affirming" comments from that YouTube video's discussion thread are 'Amen", "Facts"*, and "Yes" and its African American Vernacular English form Yass"**. 

* "Facts" is a shortened form of the affirming statement "That's a fact".

**Adding one or more letter "s" to the word "Yes" ("Yas") increases the intensity of that word.

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DEFINITION OF "SANGING"
"Sanging" is a present tense English language verb that means "to sing very well, especially to sing soulfully very well"

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SELECTED COMMENTS FROM THE DISCUSSION THREAD OF THIS SHOWCASE YOUTUBE 

Numbers added for referencing purposes only.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UzMKZcoFTrM

2014

1.@KarenSmith-mw6mz
"Now you know this is music without the music......!!!!!! Lawd....this lady made me feel the love of GOD"

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2. @aneshiaaugustine, 2015
"yes lawd i got chills!! AMEN"

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3. @wwmerch, 2017
"Wow, i hadn't even noticed there were no instruments! !! It sounded that good!!"

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4. @dsb188
"She sang the mess out of that song..Yes Lord"

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5. @breannaburpo8536, 2016
"yasss💜🤗"

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6. @ahmawanahj9862, 2021
"Y e s ! 😌✨💞💞"

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2016

7. @princessdonn1912
"yassss!!!!!  this song is very POWERFUL AND SHE CAN SANG!!

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8. @simontavoi3080
"Yaaaasssss Queeennnnn ! 🙏"

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0. @zackhare7988
"never seen nobody sing this way good lord"

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10. @Rick3795, 2018
"Zack Hare true"

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11.@jermainebruce68
"Come thur Baptist!! 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽"

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12.@MylesJonesTheSingerr, 2017
"Lashun is COGIC"

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13.@im2krunk, 2017
"MylesJonesTheSinger

I believe he is referring to the song itself and not the singer. A lot of those old Black Southern Baptist songs have that slowwwwwww drag hand clap because they didn't allow instruments in their churches for a long time due to slavery."

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14. @red7iris
"Robert Nance imma have to disagree I grew up in an old southern baptist church and this was the type of singing I heard all the time . My experience in a Pentecostal church was quite the opposite "

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15.@smokeybee1636
"songs that get you saved"

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16. @NSKEIKI
"Amen🙏i kid u not it saved me!!"

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17. @lionofjudahlambofgod9132
" @NSKEIKI  Praise God Almighty."

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2017

18.@chocolatethundercherry143
"When this song comes on you have no choice but to get your praise on"

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19. @jovancole5078
"kinda makes you tear up because it feels  like   something very heavy has been lifted off your shoulders  :)"

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20. @tinacordova7233
"Jovan Cole true"

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21.@MississippiGirl0013, 2018
"I agree! Hadn't heard this song in so long... 🙌"

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22. @nenahynson, 2019
"I know!!! It hits so deep and makes you feel that old school church vibe"

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23. @Legendaryroots_llc, 2019
"Yess"

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24. @SheedMack88, 2020
"AMEN 🙌🏾"

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25. @stellaferraz1668
"POWER in the form of VOICE. That has to be the most powerful voice I've ever heard! I feel the Spirit from the first second until the end!!!"

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26.@anndavis9677
"AMEN!!!"

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27. @elizabethbrown7896, 2024
"Yes Lord!"

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2018

28.@mcbangmcbang6395
"Voice of the ANCESTORS"

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29.@sandraparker726, 2019
"Let’s not overlook the voices in the audience as a whole with the drum beat, all I can think of is Our ancestors on those slave ships. But Glory be to GOD! HE is able."

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30. @DeeVanasco, 2025
"THIS"

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31. @CylindersxCalibers
"i know her collard greens fire"

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32. @williegant4550, 2020
"Cornbread falls to pieces when you pick it up."

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33.@jazzy_8468, 2020
"@williegant4550  Yesssss!!"

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34. @pharaohnoble1209, 2020
"The best comment I ever seen 🤣🤣🤣"

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35. @yvettemorris7295, 2020
"You know her cooking off the charts!!! Big mama cooking will put you to sleep"

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36. @jaystew1249, 2020
"Real talk though 😂"

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37. @tashayc.johnson12345, 2020
"And her fried chicken🤣🤣"

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38. @mameze, 2020
"🤣🤣"

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39. @amiyaeoh1140, 2020
"Facts"

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40. @aliciag946, 2020
"😫☠ Omg these comments"

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41. @Naturebae84, 2020
"Man!!!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂"

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@sauceghandi2799, 2020
"42. FACTS!!!!!!!"

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43. @jaynellioriginal5160, 2020
"😂😂😂😭😭😭"

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44. @kiontaerobinson9201, 2024
"Skraight up 😭"

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2019

45. @joliegarrett
"Now THAT'S SANGIN'!!! HALLELUJAH!!!"

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46. @sandraparker726
"I love my people. Her voice is unbelievable and the audience as a whole is on fire with just a drum beat.  We are anointed. I’m not saying others can’t do it, but I have yet to witness it."

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47. @JemiaBennett
"She didn’t sing that song, she SANG that song! 😭🔥"

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48. @darleneslaughter6016, 2024
"Amen yes she did ❤️"

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49. @KalvinKosha
"NOBODY will EVER deliver this song like she did. 🔥🤧"

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50. @charitapatrick6671, 2020
"No Lies Detected😩 This Is One Of My Favorite Gospel Songs And Ms. Pace Bodied This Song😭❤️ #VocalQueen" "

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2020

51. @pinkcede16
"THAT VOICE IS ANOINTED! THANK YOU JESUS!"

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52. @kymetic9162
"She sang it so EFFORTLESSLY!"

**
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53. @Inherentworth1, 2024
"Fact"

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54. @jansonmeachemsr.6841, 2021
"Big factz even the crowd sound good yes lawwwddd."

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2021

55. @anilrav
"If this don’t hit your soul something wrong🙌🏾🙌🏾"

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56. @charstrologyllc9522, 2022
"Something is def wrong cause this song gets me every time I hear it"

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57. @connectedconversationscoun283, 2022
"Right!"

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58. @kgggkhgg, 2022
"Yes Lord,"

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2022

59.@QueenLibra314
"Her voice literally sends chills down my spine ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😍😍😍😍😍😍"

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60.@christa526, 2023
"That is the anointing of the Holy Ghost and few have it but LaShun Pace sure did"

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61.@Lovliqueen, 2023
"Yes Lord!"

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62 @johnnymaneaux6155
"When the crowd start sounding like a choir….you know the presence of GOD was in there🙏🙏"

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63. @missseptember6685
"That was crazy and they sound great"

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64. @jzj2212
"Amen amen"

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65. @dreamkingfilmztv8238
"Facts"

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66. @kassimmons1063
"Yess the lord was there"

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67. @melindatyson9704
"AMEN 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽"

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68. @alexwilliams7105
"Amen brother"

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69. @DeniseDumas-g8i, 2024
"What you say 😊😊😊😊"

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70. @sasheeneagleson, 2024
"Most Definitely 💪🏾🙏🏾♾️❤️❤️❤️"

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71.@reneejackson1144, 2024
"Amen 🙏🙏"

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72. @williambrown8206, 2024
"Oh yes"

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73. @LesAndrews-vj7bt, 2026
"With the voice Lashun had, you can't help but to join in."

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2024

74. @Lanae_LaCabra
"This the soul we talkin bout

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75. @felicialockett6606
"SAAAAAAAAANG GIRL!!!!!!!!!  This never gets old...."

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76. @snowwhite6882
"Praise God 2024!🕊️👏🏾"

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77. @monicabutler2637
"Yessssssss!!!🙌🏾🙌🏾👏🏾"

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78. @teecol8885
"Whew!!! Yes ma’am ❤️

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79. @KjPritchett
"Thank Jesus Amen🙏🏽🩸❤️"

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80. @franklinograham
"Praise God❤️"

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81. @1950stype
"Big Facts"

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82. @LisaMToler-r9l
"THIS IS A FACT, LOVE!."

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83. @MemphisManeupholstery
"Omg she sung this song ❤️❤️❤️" 

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84. @keepitsimple9595
"Baby sing that song like you mean it! ❤️😂🎉amen!"

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85. @LeaveitoLycia
"Lord have mercy!🙌🏾👑"

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86. @zn740
"Sang that song. CHILLS"

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87. @sadrekawest-bey5338
"Tore it up!!!"

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88. @Mikaelyahsharal4450
"All praises to The Most High YAHUAH!!!!!

I love my people"

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89. @NAILL1982
"This is so COLD she killed it"

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90. @reedaking5390
"Yesss you better sangggg!!!😭😭😭😭🙌🙌🙌"

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2025

91. @jeroldcmitchell
"Saw this when it aired over 20 years ago and still coming bank after finding it on YT."

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92. @williebivins
"Hallelujah king Jesus!!!❤️❤️❤️"

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93. @christyrandle03
"Amen in here thank you Jesus 2025"

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94. @KatoshiaEzell-i2q
"GOD IS GOOD ISN'T HE YES HE IS AMEN AND AMEN KATOSHIA EZELL 👌👍🙏🙏🙏🙏♥️"

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95. @auntieMaine
"Did she sing this song so cold that I originally thought she had a whole band and chorus behind her? All she has is a drummer keeping the beat. Then she turned the audience into the choir and was directing them. ❤️ Good God!"

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96. @wilanderfan22
"When I say show out, THIS is what I mean 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥"

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97. @KishiaWagner
"Ate that right down 😅"

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98. @AngelPettigrew-z5i
"You better sing girl"❤️❤️

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99.@clockett1971
"Chilled my body, but not my soul."

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100. @AshleyBurks4639
"That woman know she can sang!!"

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101.@changeiscoming9784
"HalleluYAH HalleluYAH HalleluYAH AMEIN ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️"

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102. @michaelcoates7058
"Her mic was on and she understood the assignment!!"

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103. @agboriweriebor599, 2026
"Hallelujah"

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2026

104. @stevie586
"Come on, Lashun!!!!  Yes, Lord!"

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105. @ZCLARK-h3y
"Yasss ❤️❤️❤️❤️ LORD🤗🤗🤗 I JUST LOVE THIS SONG ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️"

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106. @BrownSkinn-x8v
"I KNOWWWWW IVE BEEN CHANGED 👏👏"

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107. @mayblockchynamoe7690
"Them angels in heaven signed my name"

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108. @JomiVsJomi
"Yesssssss Lordddddd the water was cold 🥶✝️ Thank you Jesus❣️"

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109,@Dont_play_773
"Yesssssuhhhhhhhhh 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾"

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110. @TheresaMayo-t9l
"Praise God Amen 🙏"

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111. @TMadden
"Amen ❤️"

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