@@AlexeBriand2002 Disagree. The ballads on Like A Prayer are categorically terrible. This is peak 80s dance pop. Her upbeat stuff is her best stuff and her debut has her best upbeat songs. Music isn’t automatically bad because it sounds like its time
@@FoxyChariot I agree..her earlier stuff was great ...I think because of experimenting with music helped...it sounds raw and I feel her music sounds great ..her music builds up in later years .but I do appreciate her earlier music ..xxx
I used to hang with friends at Danceteria, Palladium, and a few other discos in those days. I saw Madonna and Jellybean in those days and thought they were fun, but this was before they were popular. No one took them seriously because she was singing Black people's music. It wasn't like White people didn't dance in those days, but this was around the time when radio stations were intentionally trying to kill Disco. Jellybean, Madonna, and some other girls he was working with were playing Sidewalk Talk a lot at first. I didn't like that song as much. On the radio, they played Holiday a lot. I never made the connection to who it was I was listening to on the radio to the club songs. Later that year Lucky Star started to click in the clubs and on the radio and you knew that was going to be a hit. I still didn't make the connection. And then, as if to totally change everything like throwing gasoline on a fire, this song came out and you knew it was a game-changer. Like, people in the dancing community would have to take this girl seriously. You couldn't stop hearing it and wanting to hear more. I remember going back into the club to look for them and congratulating them on the record, but they were long gone and Madonna became Madonna. I was completely engulfed by the album. I remember buying the album and the White sales guy laughing and saying to me, "you really think this is going to be worth it?" Then the other White laughing and saying, "You just want a sexual freak into chains and shit!" I said, you just watch, this is going to be a hit album. I came back about a month later and they laughed and said they couldn't keep it in stock. At that time I was trying to get the 12in version. The very beginning of this song is what made it a hit, because it was a DJ trick used by Jellybean to make that sound effect. She should have stuck with Jellybean. He is the beat Madonna will always be known for. Sorry, they had a falling out. I would like to hear them do another album.
I remember buying what I knew as 'The First Album", (the re-issue of the eponymous 'Madonna') on cassette around 1986 after becoming a Madonna fan thanks to Patrick Leonard's masterpiece 'Live to Tell'. I wasn't very impressed with this song. 34 years later, and this track, is one of my favourite all time Madonna songs. These REAL demos, knowing now how she created them, compared to anything she's officially put out in the last 20 years are PURE GOLD.
My favorite Madonna song of all time. Im obsessed by the 3rd demo without the backing vocals. It’s better than the final released version according to me…
I agree. I've bought this album twice on cassette (when Burning Up was a different version) on LP, and twice on CD, thanks to the original artwork release and remaster. Probably my favourite in a lot of ways.
Definitely a song I would LOVE to see her perform live after all these years. This and Borderline are my favourites from the first album, followed by Burning Up and Holiday. On Like A Virgin I really only like Dress You Up, but after that it's pretty much everything from Into the Groove to Love Spent.
I remember it being played and no one knew if she was white or black but they were leading more toward a black singer because her voice was so so full!
This isn’t a Jeallybean demo. Jellybean remixed several singles from her debut album ("Burning Up", "Borderline", and "Lucky Star”), but this demo (and song) is by Reggie Lucas, who produced most of this album and re-worked Stephen Bray’s demos of “Everybody" (along with Mark Kamins), and "Burning Up". Jellybean did, however, produce her first major hit, “Holiday”, which was her first single to top international dance charts, bringing her to the masses (right before Like A Virgin was released, which solidified her international fame and unstoppable popularity).
I'm surprised Madonna didn't write this one. It sounds so her, it could have so easily come out of her brain both melody and lyrics. I figured she and Jellybean did it.
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Madonna was destined. This and “Burning Up” are jewels from her debut. And the rest is history!
That album is damn near flawless lol, it’s peak 80s pop
@@FoxyChariot it aged like milk… her only 80s album that aged well is Like a Prayer
@@AlexeBriand2002 Disagree. The ballads on Like A Prayer are categorically terrible. This is peak 80s dance pop. Her upbeat stuff is her best stuff and her debut has her best upbeat songs.
Music isn’t automatically bad because it sounds like its time
@@FoxyChariot I agree..her earlier stuff was great ...I think because of experimenting with music helped...it sounds raw and I feel her music sounds great ..her music builds up in later years .but I do appreciate her earlier music ..xxx
1st Album.is her.best.also her Look.2 me😃
When I litsen this song I realize how much love Madonna. Its a part of my life.
I used to hang with friends at Danceteria, Palladium, and a few other discos in those days. I saw Madonna and Jellybean in those days and thought they were fun, but this was before they were popular. No one took them seriously because she was singing Black people's music. It wasn't like White people didn't dance in those days, but this was around the time when radio stations were intentionally trying to kill Disco. Jellybean, Madonna, and some other girls he was working with were playing Sidewalk Talk a lot at first. I didn't like that song as much. On the radio, they played Holiday a lot. I never made the connection to who it was I was listening to on the radio to the club songs. Later that year Lucky Star started to click in the clubs and on the radio and you knew that was going to be a hit. I still didn't make the connection. And then, as if to totally change everything like throwing gasoline on a fire, this song came out and you knew it was a game-changer. Like, people in the dancing community would have to take this girl seriously. You couldn't stop hearing it and wanting to hear more. I remember going back into the club to look for them and congratulating them on the record, but they were long gone and Madonna became Madonna.
I was completely engulfed by the album. I remember buying the album and the White sales guy laughing and saying to me, "you really think this is going to be worth it?" Then the other White laughing and saying, "You just want a sexual freak into chains and shit!" I said, you just watch, this is going to be a hit album. I came back about a month later and they laughed and said they couldn't keep it in stock. At that time I was trying to get the 12in version.
The very beginning of this song is what made it a hit, because it was a DJ trick used by Jellybean to make that sound effect. She should have stuck with Jellybean. He is the beat Madonna will always be known for.
Sorry, they had a falling out. I would like to hear them do another album.
Ahhh Madonna.
I want the 80's back💕
I absolutely love this friggin song
The first Madonna song I ever heard. ❤️
One of my FAVORITE Madonna classics! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@555jgra😂 très belle chanson !
One of my all-time faves...wore this song out on the album!! Sweet dance memories....
One of my favorite Madonna songs ever !!!
I remember buying what I knew as 'The First Album", (the re-issue of the eponymous 'Madonna') on cassette around 1986 after becoming a Madonna fan thanks to Patrick Leonard's masterpiece 'Live to Tell'.
I wasn't very impressed with this song.
34 years later, and this track, is one of my favourite all time Madonna songs.
These REAL demos, knowing now how she created them, compared to anything she's officially put out in the last 20 years are PURE GOLD.
My favorite Madonna song of all time. Im obsessed by the 3rd demo without the backing vocals. It’s better than the final released version according to me…
I always listen to the 2nd one because it has those extra mixes and beats I enjoy
One of my favorite Madonna songs.
God I love this song!! I purchased this debut LP like three times. Madonna DOESN'T get in the way of the music
I agree.
I've bought this album twice on cassette (when Burning Up was a different version) on LP, and twice on CD, thanks to the original artwork release and remaster.
Probably my favourite in a lot of ways.
xoxoxoxo One of my favorites!!!! Hidden GEM!
This album is hot ❤❤
❤celui là est le plus chaud !
Definitely a song I would LOVE to see her perform live after all these years. This and Borderline are my favourites from the first album, followed by Burning Up and Holiday. On Like A Virgin I really only like Dress You Up, but after that it's pretty much everything from Into the Groove to Love Spent.
Cute voice of madonna
Noel Ramos Cute and she always had a quality to her voice. I feel she sings with way more heart & pure emotion on her early era
Improving with each demo!
I absolutely love this perfect song 🎵 😍 ❤
She never sang this song on her tours. Don't know why. Its a beautiful song. Which she sang it now.
she sounds really good
Beautiful
This is the Madonna I grew up listening to. I miss her.
Absolutely genius
OMG this is GOOOLD!✨️💯❤️
my favorite song of madonna
My favorite song of hers.
Fabulous record ! a hit !
I love Madonna
14/10/2023 ❤ 21:41 Hrs eterno demo Physical Attraction Queen Of Pop Madonna..
excelente canción de madona!
thanks for sharing, this is amazing🥂💓🙃💖
I remember it being played and no one knew if she was white or black but they were leading more toward a black singer because her voice was so so full!
Dá pra escutar sem parar, man do céu
i was not even born when it was recorded
Excelente me gustaron todas las versiones se le oye la voz muy tierna 😁😬😁😂
5:34 - "Attraction, reaction, so much satisfaction, attraction, reaction..."
This isn’t a Jeallybean demo. Jellybean remixed several singles from her debut album ("Burning Up", "Borderline", and "Lucky Star”), but this demo (and song) is by Reggie Lucas, who produced most of this album and re-worked Stephen Bray’s demos of “Everybody" (along with Mark Kamins), and "Burning Up". Jellybean did, however, produce her first major hit, “Holiday”, which was her first single to top international dance charts, bringing her to the masses (right before Like A Virgin was released, which solidified her international fame and unstoppable popularity).
I'm surprised Madonna didn't write this one. It sounds so her, it could have so easily come out of her brain both melody and lyrics. I figured she and Jellybean did it.
Reggie Lucas wrote and produced Physical Attraction for Madonna
Buon sabato sera in discoteca a tutti
THE FUCKING QUEEN AND KING OF THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE!
Nice pix of madonna and jellybean. ♥️
A day after my 1st birthday 🎁
I month and 4 days after my 19th Birthday.
Going to dance clubs during the 80's was so much fun.
This and Lucky star are among my favourites. Had to google song writer Reggie Lucas and found that he has quite a CV.
Nov 18 1982 album Madonna
Her and Jellybean look so cute together.
Je taime Madonna ❤❤❤
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
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Damn..... Jellybean’s cute! ✌🏻
2nd one is the single remix...not a demo
#2 is the 7" Version on the Japanese BOX SET from (1996).
Nice
madonna we love always was yu angie diva ja ja ja xoxo
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Pelkään Mad 🚴♀️
sa voix est aussi belle que son physique...
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