Noticed it when I was at the game on Sunday. Awesome..... The only song that comes close was the Greatest American Hero when Anderson came up to bat his rookie season.

 

http://www.imeem.com/people/hC7Qw//music/1q8YcCut/soul_glo/

 

LOL is this really his song? unreal, hahahahaha

I can't believe this is true. If it is I may have to re-evaluate how awesome Griff is.

umm if this is true he is going to have to bust out the gerry-curl (sp?)

He's been using that for awhile I believe.... I know he had it in Cincinnati when wiki listed the various players theme songs. Nevertheless, pretty much the best batter introduction ever. Swish's Ridin' Dirty as a close second.

 

Just let your soooouuuuul glow baby

feeling oh so silky smooth

Just let it shine through yeah

Just let your soooouuuul glow oooo

It's my wife's fav movie. We were at the game, he comes up and she almost spit her drink on the people in front of us. It's now her ringtone.

Edited August 26, 200817 yr by That funky motion

haha wow..........although I shouldn't make too much fun of that because my song would be "If You Wanna Be Happy" by Jimmy Soul.

It was indeed his glorious song on Sunday.

Whatever it is, it seems to be working. The guy seems to be coming around at the plate.

Yes, this is an awesome battle song for Griff...made me laugh my ass off when I first heard it.

All new respect for the Kid, knowing this is true. One of the great all time comedies. Plus every time Clayton Richards pitches, I say "His mama called him Clay, I call him Clay" about 50 times.

hahahahaha i could see it now... a key situation in the game Griffey comes to the plate with Soul Glo blaring in the background....

Fun fact:

 

Griffey was playing in the majors when Coming To America was in theaters .

Fun fact:

 

Griffey was playing in the majors when Coming To America was in theaters .

 

I don't think so technically. Coming to America is celebrating it's 20th anniversary, as it was in theaters in 1988. Griffey didn't come to the bigs until 1989. The fact it's that close is a bit telling as to how old he is though, and how young he was when he came up.

I don't think so technically. Coming to America is celebrating it's 20th anniversary, as it was in theaters in 1988. Griffey didn't come to the bigs until 1989. The fact it's that close is a bit telling as to how old he is though, and how young he was when he came up.

Alright. Ya got me.

 

But he was in Seattle's system.

Can you believe Eddie Murphy is the singer of that song too?

Knight might be "technically" right as it is possible it was in some $2 theater or second run theater only 1 year later.

 

As for Eddie singing, you never heard about his girl wanting to party all the time?

Edited August 28, 200817 yr by knightni

Just let your soul gloooooooow, curl lookin boy.

Can you believe Eddie Murphy is the singer of that song too?

 

Of Course I've heard it. I just think its cool that he sang this song.