Ready For The World - Oh Sheila video free download

smokeyloco503

That powder yes sur

Marlo Dell Antonio

Flint, Michigan. Holla!!!

Ronnyi GUy

This kind'a sounds like the song "Last Night" by P. Diddy and Kiesha Cole. I used to think it sounded like the 1980's song "Let Me Love You Down."

X Blake Freeman X

Ladies and gentleman... the biggest Prince rip-off's in the history of entertainment...Ready For The World!

ExxxoticSweetness

I love this song.. I remember when I was a kid my mom would put this song on and do her jam out moves lol..Soooo 80's.. I love it. It brings back memories! 

essie finch

The bass ie bumping!!

Darrin Billingslea

Ready for the Curl! lol. Representing Flint, Michigan.

TheOldOakSyndicate

The slap bass in this song is off the chain baby, ya know?

Mali Hernandez

oldies <3 ugh how i wish i was a 80s baby im a decade late

George Bays

I met Willie Triplet a few years ago. I took a job with Hewlett Packard and it turned out that he was my supervisor for a few weeks. I had no idea who he was...he never mentioned it to us. I found out via one of the other guys. Pretty cool.

Caroline Perkins

Listen up. I'm 16 years old and I ONLY enjoy listening to music from the 50's to late 80's. My 11 year old brother and 24 year old sisters are the same way.We were exposed to this music since we were born since our whole family listens to it and is OBSESSED from these years. Not ALL teens are exposed to this because it's not what is popular in the radio today. Music changes. Older music is not as popular on the radio today. Get over it. 

Abdul Houser

I would crack up every time I heard the title

Josey Wales

is this the original mix

William H. Baird

What a great track! 

Deric Norris

Ready For The World are NOT from the U.K.............they are from Flint Michigan. I went to school with two of the members. 

Katarzyna Łach

,,The song is ,,''' notable for being commonly misattributed to Prince, due to its similarity in vocal and musical style, as well as the belief that the song's lyrics allude to Sheila E. Ready for the World's Melvin Riley denied any connection with the two artists, stating that the subject of the song was a fictional character. The song was inspired by Prince's own "Lady Cab Driver" from his 1999 album, and is built on the same beat ''' (wikipedia)

TASconfidential

People shouldn't say that kids don't know good music. They should say they're not presented or exposed to good music. Remember we heated these songs on commercial radio back in the day. Now commercial radio is pure garbage. If it weren't for your tube and satellite radio, these jams would be buried in the past. 

DJdefcon4

probably written with Sheila E in mind?

DrRisk01

CAN'T BELIEVE THEY WERE FROM THE UK

Roberto Baggio

Radio Cite Funky ...80's

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