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C’es super. Feeling. Sylvester. Sait. Transmettre. Und. Émotion. Qui. Touche. Aux. Rythmes. Subtiles. Du. Corps. Subtile En. Tout. Tres. Emouvant. Et. En même temps. Profond. Dans. Le. Rythmes La. Voix. Ne. Falseto. Joue. Bien. Avec le. Rythme. Musicale.. Il. Y. Une. Force. Qui. Vient. Du. Fond. D’un. Age. Melange Il. Y. A. Beaucoup de. Métissage. Dans sa. Voix. Et. Sa. Music.

That bassline is super sweet!

th-cam.com/video/O2WBjVQAj20/w-d-xo.html Orignal Version ONLY on Lp ( 1978 )

This isn't the original version from 1978 !!!! This a remix from 1981 !!! 😡😡😡 Quanta ignoranza anche nei commenti !!! This is the original version ! Only on LP ( the ext mix doesn't exist ! ) : th-cam.com/video/HxJV-1sQcXQ/w-d-xo.html

No fat people anywhere ..just fit happy people having a good time and No damn cell phones!..How I miss the 70s..🎶🎶

❤2024...

Just the best..!!! Anyone 2024 who vibes still with Soul Train..!!! 🥰🥳🥳🥳🎶🎶🎶🕺🏾💃🕺🏾👍🔥🔥🔥👊👊👊

R.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Adoro SOUL TRAIN,e questo pezzo di DIANA ROSS...😎

Absolutely love the dancing everything about it was awesome

Absolutely love the dancing everything about it was awesome

Voltei pra adolescência

Remember doing the bump? I was too enthusiastic and she went sprawling on the floor! Lol

The good days before obesity!

Wow went crazy dancing to this at the clubs, I must have lost ten pounds after the eight minute version was over!!

Repeat.................

Excllent MC comme d'habitude !!!!

MC qui est rendu sur you tube AH bein !!!!

this. 💃

Used to play this in early daze of raves 87 88 still rocked it then as it does now very underrated tune ............ Go Hamilton .😀

This was awesoooooooooooome!!!!

Fantastic job

8.04 - 8.10 the best

1978 ❤️💯👊🏾 just waking up up to a new 🌎 world to a new world ! Coming out 🙏🏾

This song is still being played in clubs today %!

one of the best bass licks of all time

No bloody mobile phones, just raw enjoyment. I need to go back!!!

I have strong emotions burstimg from the very core of my soul i lived this era 8:33

Ils dansent super bien j adore !! ❤😍

one thing i can say is that black people know how to dance , when you got it flaunt it

NOW THAT IS LINE DANCING , not like that bullshit of the electric slide , & also thank you for reposting this again , it went missing for a few years , I am glad it's back

Porque ponen un disco rayado?

Oh man the 70s greatest decade ever .

Lux !

Favorite #204 song out of 500 favorite songs of all time. 😊😊

The first maxi singel that I play as DJ in nightclub V.I.P.S In Halle 1977

Excelente vivan los 70s

Treasure: my fav' Soul Train video. 🔥

I love that everybody is jamming every color

funky

This o.v. is hot❤❤❤❤

Reminds me of mme right down to the fro😂

✊🏾Get it y'all!!!! Them hips are crazy flexible !!!!!

I love watching them dance to this great remix.

daar gaan we weer😃

Dommage que le son soit pourri

They used to really cut loose on Soul Train! Those were the days!

Great for the gym. Thanks so much , I feel young again ❤😂

Paris 78 le Memphis !

Wikipedia - “ was born in Newnan, Georgia, and learned the drums at school. He began playing in local bands, one of which featured guitarist Jimi Hendrix, before graduating from Clark College with a degree in music and secondary education.[4][5] After a brief period as a schoolteacher, he was recruited in 1964 as drummer in 13-year-old Stevie Wonder's touring band. He moved to Detroit in 1967, where he was employed by Motown as the leader and arranger of Bohannon & The Motown Sound, who provided backing for many of the label's top acts on tour, including Stevie Wonder, Smokey Robinson, Marvin Gaye, the Temptations, Diana Ross and the Supremes, the Four Tops and others.[3][4] When Motown moved from Detroit to Los Angeles, Bohannon stayed behind to form his own ensemble, featuring members of local band The Fabulous Counts and including such musicians as Ray Parker Jr. and Dennis Coffey.[5][6] He signed in 1972 with the Dakar label run by producer Carl Davis, and released his debut album Stop & Go in early 1973. This was followed by five more albums for the label over the next two years, on which he "perfected his formula of heavy, thudding bass accents and aggressive rhythms".[3] Although several of his tracks were club hits, he had limited chart success. His first hit single, in 1974, was "South African Man", which reached no. 78 on the Billboard R&B chart, but had more success in the UK, where it reached no. 22 on the UK Singles Chart. This was followed up in 1975 by "Foot Stompin Music" - his only record to reach the US Billboard Hot 100 - and "Disco Stomp", his biggest hit in the UK where it reached number 6, and was later cited by Johnny Marr as a major influence on the Smiths’ song “How Soon Is Now?”[7][8] In 1976, Bohannon signed with Mercury Records and two years later had one of his biggest successes with "Let’s Start the Dance," which reached no. 9 on the R&B chart[7] and no. 7 on the disco chart.[9] "Let's Start the Dance" featured singer Carolyn Crawford, whose subsequent albums Bohannon went on to produce. In 1981, a new mix of "Let's Start the Dance" was successful on the dance chart.”