Here’s an ad from 1983 announcing an appearance by Nu Shooz at the Fat Little Rooster on 17th and Hawthorne – now The Barley Mill:
A mere three years later the Portland duo’s hit song “I Can’t Wait” spent 15 weeks on the Top 40.
Here’s an ad from 1983 announcing an appearance by Nu Shooz at the Fat Little Rooster on 17th and Hawthorne – now The Barley Mill:
A mere three years later the Portland duo’s hit song “I Can’t Wait” spent 15 weeks on the Top 40.
4 replies on “Nu Shooz, 1983”
i didn’t know they were from portland
great song, dumb video
Yeah, I never really understood the video either. Just heard the song blaring at a Blazer’s game last night.
hey , they were no quarterflash (or seafood mama) but who is?
i gotta go crank “harden my heart” right now……
Remember how local stations pushed “I can’t wait” so aggressively for months before the song hit national airplay? With twice and hour rotation the norm, by the time it made AT40, even my twentysomething pop brain was completely sick of it!