HELP : Get Off Your Seats And Jam

[mrpomo]

hi .. I need a song .. where lyrics go like : "hey get down .. get off your seats and jam ... hey get down get off your seats and jam ..... ... come on come on pop and hustle with me .. paaaaaarty..... paaaaarty " ...I can be wrong a lil .. please help me !

[neonlights]

Hey,

I think the song you're wondering about is "Get Off Your Seats" by Tommy Stewart. It's on his album which was reissued on CD not too long ago..

Hope this helps :)

[Mixmachine]

The song is "Get off your seat and Jam" by South Side Coalition, released in 1975 on a Brown Dog label 7" single ( BD 9007) a funky jam with heavy bass and horn section, kind of interesting now as they do a bit of early short rapping, also a fine example of how the "Disco" label was used to ID the extended Mix targeting Clubs or Discos of the day, as clearly this is a heavy funky piece and not what later became known as "Disco Music". The Disco long side is 6:30 and the flip (better sonics) is 3:07. And I have no idea where you can get this, as I believe this cut was obscure, even back then. :-? Good luck.

http://bellsouthpwp.net/m/i/mixmach/...ion_GetOff.jpg

[Mixmachine]

Hey,

I think the song you're wondering about is "Get Off Your Seats" by Tommy Stewart. It's on his album which was reissued on CD not too long ago..

Hope this helps :)

yeah, that is probably the cut on that CD :o as the 7" single was arranged by Tommy Stewart, and produced by Larry Tinsley. what do I know ? :lol: :lol:

[neonlights]

The Tommy Stewart CD says gives Larry Tinsley sole writing credit, so I'm sure they're the same songs.. I had no idea there was another version of it though, thanks for posting the details! :)

[Disco Funk]

The song is "Get off your seat and Jam" by South Side Coalition, released in 1975 on a Brown Dog label 7" single ( BD 9007) a funky jam with heavy bass and horn section, kind of interesting now as they do a bit of early short rapping, also a fine example of how the "Disco" label was used to ID the extended Mix targeting Clubs or Discos of the day, as clearly this is a heavy funky piece and not what later became known as "Disco Music". The Disco long side is 6:30 and the flip (better sonics) is 3:07. And I have no idea where you can get this, as I believe this cut was obscure, even back then. :-? Good luck.

http://bellsouthpwp.net/m/i/mixmach/...ion_GetOff.jpg

I found out about this track via some break beat vinyl compilation. I came across the 45 soon after. I don't recall what I paid, but it wasn't more than $10.

Disco Funk

[mrpomo]

Thank You so much ... Tommy Stewart - Get Off Your Seats is the song I was looking for ...