Flash back Friday has never looked so danceable. Today’s cut and turntable spin is Joeski Love’s infectious and incomparable number, “Pee-Wee’s Dance,”.
A late 1980s hip-hop affair melded into one of the greatest Pop culture figures in American history.
Released in 1986, the tune celebrated energtetic honest fun, featuring catchy beats and Joeski’s playful delivery.
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A forvever get up from your chair staple.
“Pee-Wee’s Dance” was inspired by of course the one and only Pee-Wee Herman, a character such that welcomed all different decent good humans into his playhouse.
This track also helped being mainstream music into what was then a more underground hip/hop consciousness.
Check out the far-out accompanying music video. That is simply a vibrant journey back to the 80s. Where lively innate dance sequences were all the rage. And a single human being known as Paul Ruebens brought the seminal and incomparable character Pee-Wee’s dance to life!
- Artist: Joeski Love
- Song: Pee-Wee’s Dance
- Producer: Vincent Davis
- Label: Vintertainment/ Elektra Entertainment
- Year: 1986
- Cameo: Ice-T
- Resolution: 1440×1080
- Frames Per Second: 60.
