Keep On Jumpin' - Todd Terry Feat. M. Wash/j. Brown 1997 Link

: It was later ranked at number ten on Attitude 's list of "The Top 10 Dance Tunes of the '90s". Key Remixes and Versions

: A high-profile remix by Masters At Work (Kenny "Dope" Gonzalez and Louie Vega). Keep On Jumpin' - Todd Terry feat. M. Wash/J. Brown 1997

: Todd Terry’s own signature remix, often considered the definitive club version. : It was later ranked at number ten

chart in August 1996.

The collaboration was a massive commercial and club success, achieving the following: chart in August 1996

The track is a house-oriented reimagining of the 1978 disco classic by the group , written by Patrick Adams and Ken Morris. Notably, Jocelyn Brown was a member of the original Musique lineup, bringing a full-circle authenticity to this updated version.

In 1997, house music pioneer solidified his status as a titan of the genre with the album release of " Keep On Jumpin' ," featuring powerhouse vocalists Martha Wash and Jocelyn Brown . While the single originally debuted in June 1996 , it became a defining track of the 1997 dance scene through Terry’s debut album, Ready for a New Day . Historical Significance & Production