Released in March 1984, the remixed version did a lot better the second time around as it reached #9 on BillboardвЂ™s Black Singles chart and #16 on the Billboard Top 80 Dance / Disco chart. In early 1984 I had Dan Joseph along with New York mixer Jonathan Fearing do a 12вЂі mix of вЂњJam On ItвЂќ (Sunnyview 12вЂі 411, Sunnyview 7вЂі 3010) and hired Morris LevyвЂ™s son Adam to promote the record. In July 1983 I released a single on the group called вЂњJam On RevengeвЂќ (The Wikki Wikki Song(Sunnyview 7вЂі 3007)) which climbed to #26 on BillboardвЂ™s Black Singles chart. Their first release was Wikki Wikki Wikki and I thought it was just kooky enough to be a hit. When I first heard it, I heard the beginnings of a hit record. I was looking for a hip hop act out of New York cause most of my stuff came out of Miami and this was a New York group that was presented to me for a change of pace. I brought with me to this new label Dan Joseph, who had worked for me at TK Records and was one of the best promo men in NYC.ДЄ couple of producers by the name of Joe Webb and Frank Fair who I knew from the streets and the music bidness brought me an act called Newcleus, a group from the city. вЂњIn the early 80вЂ™s I formed a company with Morris Levy of Roulette Records called Sunnyview Records.ДЄlthough I lived in Miami, the company was based in NYC.

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