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Juicy
Juicy was a New York band that put out a single called "Beat Street Strut" in 1981. The song became a hit, and they released a few albums after that,...
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Juicy was a New York band that put out a single called "Beat Street Strut" in 1981. The song became a hit, and they released a few albums after that, including a self-titled one in 1982 and "The Juice Is Loose" in 1983.
They were known for a live show that mixed funk and hip-hop sounds. The band had members with nicknames like Chris "The Glove" Taylor on vocals and guitar, Anthony "Toe Jam" Washington on keyboards, John "Jellybean" Benitez on drums, and Larry "Legs" Smith on bass.
Juicy stopped putting out music by the mid-1980s. Their song "Beat Street Strut" is what most people remember them for.
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