Year 1987 1988 1988 1989 1990 1991 1991 1992 1992 1993 1994 1994 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998

Song Title My Mic Sounds Nice Push It Shake Your Thang Twist and Shout Expression Do You Want Me Let's Talk About Sex You Showed Me Start Me Up Shoop Whatta Man <w/ En Vogue> Heaven or Hell None of Your Business Ain't Nothin' But A She Thing Champagne R U Ready Gitty Up

United Kingdom #87 #2 #22 #4 #40 #5 #2 #15 - #13 #7 #26 #19 - #23 #24 #22

United States - #19 - - #26 #21 #13 #47 - #4 #3 - #32 #38 - - #50

Canada - #2 - - #33 - #10 #28 #26 #2 #3 - -- - - -


'Expression' re-charted at UK #23 in 1992

Umm tough choice between "Push It" and "Whatta Man" but I'll go "Whatta Man".

"Push It", "Let's Talk About Sex", "Whatta Man", and "None of Your Business" are my favorites.  :)

Well, let's see.... "Shoop" and "Whatta Man" were popular during the year I was in 8th grade, and I developed a 'guilty pleasure' for them (and I memorized the lyrics to both songs)... so I'll vote for those two. O0

Oh wait...I can only vote for one. :( Can I pick "other"?

'Push It' is my all-time favourite

I also loved 'Start Me Up' which is from the soundtrack to the 1992 film 'Stay Tuned'.  In the film, the song is performed in the hilarious scene where John Ritter becomes trapped in an MTV Music video.  Salt-N-Pepa appear as themselves

"Spinderella kick it up one time!"  ;D

They were okay. I liked a lot of New Jack Swing at the time, but Salt n Pepa were always more hip hop really weren't they. I think my vote's going to go to "You Showed Me".

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_sE6k4FN-qk

"Push It" is my favorite.

1988 - Push It

Phew... Now I remember why I don't make 'em like this. ::)


Year 1987 1988 1988 1989 1990 1990 1991 1991 1992 1992 1993 1994 1994 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998

Song Title My Mic Sounds Nice Push It Shake Your Thang Twist and Shout Crazy 4 U <w/ Sybil>  Expression Do You Want Me Let's Talk About Sex You Showed Me Start Me Up Shoop Whatta Man <w/ En Vogue> Heaven or Hell None of Your Business Ain't Nothin' But A She Thing Champagne R U Ready Gitty Up

United Kingdom #87 #2 #22 #4 - #40  #5 #2 #15 - #13 #7 #26 #19 - #23 #24 #22

United States - #19 - - - #26 #21 #13 #47 - #4 #3 - #32 #38 - - #50

Canada - #2 - - - #33 - #10 #28 #26 #2 #3 - -- - - -

The Netherlands dnc #1 #8 #5 #28 dnc #20 * #1 #5 #24 #12 #14 dnc b/udnc b/u dnc dnc



* "Do You Want Me" (April 1992) charted after "Let's Talk About Sex" (Oct. 1991) and "You Showed Me" (Jan. 1992) in The Netherlands

Phew... Now I remember why I don't make 'em like this. ::)


It's alot of work, eh? ;D

It's alot of work, eh? ;D


Copy & paste...well, most of it. I had to add a song, which made it a bit tricky.

'Push It' is really the only song I thoroughly enjot by Salt-n-Peppa.

I voted for None of Your Business.

I love Push It, Expression, You Showed Me, and Do You Really Want Me?

"Shoop" reminds me of the skating rink.

"Let's Talk About Sex"

Absolutely no faves from this pair/trio/whatever they were...

Plenty of non-favourites, tho'... :D

'Twist And Shout' was just...just...unbearable!  8-P

SHOOP


"Brother wanna thank your mother for a butt like that"  loved that line

Shoop is my favorite, thought it was cute, naughty and funny.

The band that does the vocals with Salt-N-Pepa is named E.U. (Experienced Unlimited) and thye were a Go-Go (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Go-go)band from the D.C. area. I liked the sound when it was mixed with rap on this track.

Shoop was always my favorite. It's known as a classic old school song now.

Whistledog, you forgot one song - their first and best under the name "Supernature."  The song is called "The Showstopper" and it came out in 1985.

My other favorites are "My Mic Sounds Nice" and "Push It."   

I hated the group after 1988 and found them very annoying.  Sorry fans!!!!!!

I had their 1993 album which had "Shoop" on it, and I also believe "Whatta Man" was on there, too. Fun album, although at the time I probably had no clue how risque they were talkin' but oh well, it was all good  :)

I chose Whatta Man as my favorate song.

Whistledog, you forgot one song - their first and best under the name "Supernature."  The song is called "The Showstopper" and it came out in 1985.



I only went with what I saw in the charts.  I didn't know they had songs that far back

definitely whatta man
still have the CD somewhere in the house
I am curious what happened with the girls..how are earning a living these days?