LEVEL 42, Turn It On

LEVEL 42, Turn it On, 1981

Copyright: Polydor Records

[billionaire]

This is so good! Who’s listening in 2024?

[h]

I joined the Royal Air Force at 17 years old in 1981 and ended up at Strike Command in High Wycombe. I got to know many like minded people who appreciated Jazz Funk and Soul, just like myself, and, "BOY" does this amazing track take me right back there. This classic is timeless and reminds me of a great life peppered with excellent friends and music that is yet to be surpassed.

[crozwayne]

The magnum opus of the jazz funk era of Level 42. Brilliant track and a brilliant album

[MrHoefnix]

The pinnacle of early 80's British jazz funk. Has stood the test of time very well.

[thesuncollective]

Its the best Brit funk album ever made. End of😊

[zon]

Wow, Level 42 is super, uber next level after all, IT is the ANSWER

[iankirvan]

Still as fresh as a daisy... Play this once a day for good Vibes 👌😉

[daytonarolx]

Back in the day in England, used to love this track early 80's smooth grooves

[EmLou]

Love love love. The combination of Mark and Mike’s voices is magic

[hector.prado.]

Personally, this was the best album they ever made. Classic! :)

[pachuca]

I first became aware of Level 42 in 1986 when I was in the Air Force stationed at Bitburg Air base in Germany! A couple of higher ranking NCO's in my squadron introduced me to this group, and I've been a fan ever since!

[schaluppke]

Level 42 - das war meine Lieblings-Funk-Band in den Achzigern. 1986 hab ich sie Live gesehen beim Open-Air aufm Maimarkt, als Vorband für Queen. Danach wurde ich Queen-Fan.

[tonyrotzler]

This is the Song that started the Journey that still continues
! Level 42 for ever

[joseantoniomiranda]

Another example of the class of the 80's Level 42 superb!!!.

[michaelking]

Some of coolest bass riffs for 80s "pop" music. Amazing.

[ethanoreilly]

Their first three albums are absolute stand-outs!!

[Rockford-]

I was a teenager in the early 80's and we had a family party. The DJ {who was a friend of my sister} played this. I remember asking him who this was and he gave me his copy! a 7" single. He also gave me a copy of "Don't tell me" by Central Line. That started my journey into British Jazz/funk & Soul and still loving it now.

[shylofoxx]

Amazing how a song can conjure so many memories, and have a profound effect on the ole heartstrings!, ..events, people, places! ..nothing more sad than the passage of time!

[sofunky]

The first Level 42 track I heard and also my favourite

[jimdyer]

This was way ahead of its time... Still love it now I am old.... Lindy lou.