Anthony V. They won a Grammy and have sold over 100mil records and are still performing today, I don’t think that’s underrated at all. I don’t remember them being made fun of but even if they were, all sorts of famous people are made fun of everyday, it comes with being famous But there was a D J that started an anti disco movement
Agree completely. They were indeed made fun of routinely by hard rockers, the zeppelin lovers, using critics, etc, as being light and not real music. As these people have matured and realized they had a stick or their heads up their asses, they’ve realized the greatness in music like this.
Yeah, they took a lot of crtical barbs in thier time, but K.C and Co. got the last laugh when they were inducted into the Billboard Music Hall Of Fame in 2004.
Watch this video and then tell me about how America is racist. I grew up in this period and this kind of music brought us all together. Much love guys.
@@lindajohnson6514 Oh heck yes. Those were so much fun. Some of the best times of my life and some of the best friends I have to this day. Including my husband of almost 30 yrs.
Man, KC and the Sunshine Band affects music reactors like nothing else I've seen. The group just makes people happy. Also, as someone who was alive when this song was popular, it made me want to do one of those line-dance Hustles from the mid-seventies that we all used to do (our 5th-grade gym teacher actually taught us how to do it out on the playground during PE).
I appreciate that you said that you don’t hear this type of fun music nowadays, I was 9 when this came out and yes we did roller skate to it! Glad that I experienced great music growing up, also sad that the last few years it seems the soundtrack to my youth is leaving us at a rapid pass. So many great musicians gone, glad KC is still alive and kicking
As a 70s Brats i was all ways dancing my ASS OFF LOL ,, We had so many places to dance AND EVERY BODY WAS .. So many great bands and songs we were over spoiled
I agree with BJ, this kind of music just makes you happy in ways that today's music doesn't. I grew up with KC and The Sunshine Band and all this kind of music in the 70s, and were really were happy listening to the radio!! We were so lucky, we had so much good music of all genres, and we just thought it was normal to be so lucky. Music just doesn't feel like this anymore
Exactly, we didn't know how good we had it. It was just a given that music was good, inventive and the norm like you said. Music has morphed into something synthetic and without any soul for the most part.
We had the BEST music in the 70's, and lots of it in all genre's and a lot more upbeat and fun than the angry attitude driven crap today there was tons and tons of real talent all over the place
@yambo59 you nailed it !! We are blessed that out of the 4.5 billion years the earth has existed, we are lucky to have won the lottery to walk the earth at the same time as Zeppelin and all the other talented bands/singers/musicians….wow we really got incredibly lucky….wrap your head around that!!! Mind blown 🤯 we really did have the best music…..the fact it’s still relevant 50+ years later….they got it right & we knew it !!! There is a pic of Robert Plant on Pinterest with the caption “No wonder your generation is so angry Your music sucks !!! I say he’s absolutely 💯 spot on !!!!
as an older man I can safely tell you that KC is one funky dude and has an amazingly energetic band. If you get a chance to see him live do so, he is not young but still has that energy.
I think my fav is "Get Down Tonight"... they are so fun to watch. I also like "Please Don't Go" Yeah, I just went and watched the video. You really gotta watch Get Down Tonight live version. You will LOVE it
I grew up in this era, and Kc and the Sunshine Band were great..Check out the other song titled " I'm your Boogie man", it's a banger too!!!The skating rink was where it was at'' Exile was another great band " Kiss you all over" was a very popular song..
That "I'm your Boogie Man" video with KC doing the introduction for some European music chart is...FYAH! Easiest version to view on TH-cam with simple search! (Imma go watch it after this reaction!)
Oh yes, it was so much fun to dance and listen to. Another fun banger of theirs is I AM YOUR BOOGIE MAN, back in the day boogie generally meant to dance and get moving
Wow... this song gives me flashbacks of Friday night at the disco, bell bottom jeans and platform shoes. Been a long time since I've heard this song. Thanks for the memories.
The movie Saturday Night Fever really took disco music to the next level. I loved going to the discotheque on Friday and Saturday night. So much great music to dance to.
To my understanding, KC and The Sunshine were responsible for starting the Disco era. In 1973, while making demos KC and drummer Richard Finch created an infectious sound using a drum and Roland rhythm machine that would forever change music. Gwen McCrae was asked to record the vocals for the song but was unavailable. Her husband George stepped in, and the rest is history. 'Rock Your Baby' became a massive international hit. Gwen McCrae would go on to have a huge hit herself with 'Rockin Chair' .ABBA also cited 'Rock Your Baby'' as an inspiration for the backing track of their massive hit 'Dancing Queen'. Far as KC and the Sunshine Band, they would go on to have three Number 1 hits on both the Pop and R&B charts with 'That's the way I like it', 'Get Down Tonight' and 'Shake Your Booty'.
For those of us who were kids during this era, this was played at the skating rinks all the time. Everyone just groovin in their 4-wheeled skates. So many great songs from that time. Instantly takes me back.
I was a 70's kid. This is my kind of music! Wouldn't a 70's party be so much fun? Everyone dress up in the clothes from the era? The hairstyles? And just blast the music? Do all the dancing, disco, and have a blast!
This song was in the 1977 movie Saturday Night Fever with John Travolta & on the soundtrack. I love KC & the Sunshine band - so many great songs but a couple of my favorites are Get Down Tonight and I'm your Boogie man. Their songs will always put you in a good mood.
Some people dismissed them as disco pop, not serious music... but, man, they sound good now, 50 years later! This is wonderful music for dancing or just grooving in your headphones. Love this video (American Bandstand!) and your reaction. Thank you, Asia & BJ.
God bless y'all. Made a construction worker cry. 🤣 I have a special memory bout this song. I lost my Mom when I was 20, but I came home from HS once with my friend Walt in tow. When we came in, Mom was dancing at the kitchen sink washing dishes, listening to this song. She said " Come dance with Mommy" so I immediately started dancing. Walt cracked up and said " I wish my Mom was cool like that" She told him. " Don't stand there Walt, jump right in" It was a cool day. He tells people bout that still. Thanks for bringing that back
Harry Wanye Casey is one of the great all time writers. Not only did he have a bunch of great hits with the Sunshine Band in the 70s and 80s, he also wrote "Rock Your Baby" for George McRae, which was #1 in 1974. 20 years later, he co-wrote "Connected" by Stereo MCs, which was a staple on MTV. And (biggest shock of all), he was a co-writer on "Gin and Juice" by Snoop Dogg!
I those days we hit Saturday night HARD! Dance, groove and disco till you were covered in sweat and women.. ..lol... The clothes, shoes, hair and flashing lights were HOT!! What a great time to be young..
Yes ! So many great artists /bands/ groups in the 70's. Teenage years / high-school. Boston Styx Bay City Rollers Aerosmith Foghat Bob Seigar Eric Clapton Leo Sayer Peter Frampton Edgar Winter and many, many more.
Yep to the dance in gym class in jr high. No one needed a diet or have to pay for a gym membership! And the 70's disco until the wee hours! ETA: Yeah you got that right BJ. Disco was the happy music era. We need a lot of this right now again.
This song is extremely infectious 🤩🎉 . I remember my aunt playing this in grammas living room in my early years teaching me the bump- those were the days 🥹🔥
It's awesome seeing you young people enjoy this music. I loved growing up on this kind of music ( it was and still is the best ) I still can dance my _ _ _ off to Disco and Funk ✌❤🕺
I couldn't agree with you more. KC and the Sunshine Band always brings the party and the Sunshine! If you move on through the decades you can find the evolution of the party sound in songs like "What's on your Mind (Pure Energy)" by Information Society from the 80s, and "Gonna Make You Sweat" by C&C Music Factory of the 90s. Check them out! Keep the party going🥳
on this same day you reacted to Good Vibrations by the Beach Boys, widely considered to be a masterpiece of pop music - a mini symphony - an innovative production that inspired the Beatles to make Sgt Peppers. And then you react to this song by KC, who was always dismissed by contemporary critics as bubblegum music - instantly disposable. But the true test is when you put that song on - which one speaks to you - which one makes you want to dance - which one grabs you to sing along. Clearly you guys enjoyed this slice of 70s soul way more than the Beach Boys song, but that's cool. Good music will always be good music.
We have to thank k.c. and the sunshine band for putting all their hard work together for the best disco in the world and for the people, so sad for the loss of Jerome Smith R .i.p. I know you are jamming in heaven, this is still the number one band in the world The 70,S was great everyone got along this was one happy band with a smile 😊 k.c. in his 70s still kicking
Dang, this took me way back!! Memories of my mama with her beehive hairdo, mini skirt, and go-go boots dancing around the kitchen cooking dinner listening to this while American Bandstand was on the TV. (I'm old lol) Loved it, thanks for the flashback!
KC and the Sunshine Band always made everyone get up and dance in the clubs like no one else back then. Great to slow dance and fabulous fast stuff too. Used to Hustle to these guys [the real thing not the line dance].
Memories of weekends and summers at the roller rink in high school. ❤ my younger brothers were friends with the son of the man who owned the local roller rink.
There's a reason why the first 20 seconds is so familiar to you. Trick Daddy sampled it heavily for his single, "Take it to da house" with Trina and the Slip N Slide Express, released in '01.
I was true KC and the Sunshine Band fan, I was a teenager and at my high school we had a school dance every Friday night. KC and the Sunshine band was always played every time they had a new hit, if you went to my school you entered at the parking lot Gates where there was somebody at the gate to make sure that no Outsiders was sneaking in. If you didn't go to my school you went to the front gate and paid a fee to get in.
You right BJ this was the best era of music ever made and You right to Asia I used couldn’t wait for Friday so I could go to the skating rink and boogie down with music like this Man what happened to real music I grew up in the best times of music and hanging out with friends and all the beautiful women in Ga I drive a truck for a living and I have been all over the USA and I can tell you right now Some of the finest women in the world lives in Ga
I wanna listen to some exceptional disco from the 70s check out The Tavares… A group of 5 Brothers, dance sing unbelievable! You won’t be disappointed. Casey did his thing and they did theirs and it was all good
best thing is during that time period musicians played without synthesizers . It's the timing and musicianship that we al perfected then. They played this at the skating rinks too and if you couldn't skate you sat and watched
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So underrated this band. Never got their due. Made fun of - and they deserve much much more recognition.
Anthony V. They won a Grammy and have sold over 100mil records and are still performing today, I don’t think that’s underrated at all. I don’t remember them being made fun of but even if they were, all sorts of famous people are made fun of everyday, it comes with being famous But there was a D J that started an anti disco movement
Agree completely. They were indeed made fun of routinely by hard rockers, the zeppelin lovers, using critics, etc, as being light and not real music. As these people have matured and realized they had a stick or their heads up their asses, they’ve realized the greatness in music like this.
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Music critics.
@@shanedesselle2590 I feel better about myself, because my first favorite bands were KC, LZ, then VH!! Still love them all!!
Yeah, they took a lot of crtical barbs in thier time, but K.C and Co. got the last laugh when they were inducted into the Billboard Music Hall Of Fame in 2004.
Watch this video and then tell me about how America is racist. I grew up in this period and this kind of music brought us all together. Much love guys.
EXACTLY!
Dude that was like, 50 years ago 😂 This is 2024
@@Joshy.Want.Wingyy that was before fox news.
And the MAGAts. Such a shame.
@@Victoria-f1y9x I like MAGA you troll.
Your right Asia. We was jamming at the Skating Rink with all KC's songs.
Remember them skating lock ins 🤣😂 those was a blast 🎧💯👍
Yessss! Most definitely at our rink too!
Hell yea!! :)
@@lindajohnson6514 Oh heck yes. Those were so much fun. Some of the best times of my life and some of the best friends I have to this day. Including my husband of almost 30 yrs.
❤
Man, KC and the Sunshine Band affects music reactors like nothing else I've seen. The group just makes people happy. Also, as someone who was alive when this song was popular, it made me want to do one of those line-dance Hustles from the mid-seventies that we all used to do (our 5th-grade gym teacher actually taught us how to do it out on the playground during PE).
Roller skating!
Their "Get Down Tonight" and "(Shake, Shake, Shake) Shake Your Booty" are next for you!!! These guys were huge 1975-1978
DISCO WILL NEVER DIE!!!!
I appreciate that you said that you don’t hear this type of fun music nowadays, I was 9 when this came out and yes we did roller skate to it! Glad that I experienced great music growing up, also sad that the last few years it seems the soundtrack to my youth is leaving us at a rapid pass. So many great musicians gone, glad KC is still alive and kicking
When the last of our great musicians leave this earth, a dark cloud will cover the world especially america.
As a 70s Brats i was all ways dancing my ASS OFF LOL ,, We had so many places to dance AND EVERY BODY WAS .. So many great bands and songs we were over spoiled
See how the whole crowd is together all races having a good time The way it was back then. Great times. And music.
I agree with BJ, this kind of music just makes you happy in ways that today's music doesn't. I grew up with KC and The Sunshine Band and all this kind of music in the 70s, and were really were happy listening to the radio!! We were so lucky, we had so much good music of all genres, and we just thought it was normal to be so lucky. Music just doesn't feel like this anymore
I so agree
Exactly, we didn't know how good we had it. It was just a given that music was good, inventive and the norm like you said. Music has morphed into something synthetic and without any soul for the most part.
We had the BEST music in the 70's, and lots of it in all genre's and a lot more upbeat and fun than the angry attitude driven crap today there was tons and tons of real talent all over the place
@yambo59 you nailed it !! We are blessed that out of the 4.5 billion years the earth has existed, we are lucky to have won the lottery to walk the earth at the same time as Zeppelin and all the other talented bands/singers/musicians….wow we really got incredibly lucky….wrap your head around that!!! Mind blown 🤯 we really did have the best music…..the fact it’s still relevant 50+ years later….they got it right & we knew it !!! There is a pic of Robert Plant on Pinterest with the caption “No wonder your generation is so angry
Your music sucks !!!
I say he’s absolutely 💯 spot on !!!!
So true!
So darn true
as an older man I can safely tell you that KC is one funky dude and has an amazingly energetic band. If you get a chance to see him live do so, he is not young but still has that energy.
KC is DISCO! Just fabulous feel good vibe even today ....music you just cant touch, I think I have arthritis today dancing so much to KC music
I think my fav is "Get Down Tonight"... they are so fun to watch. I also like "Please Don't Go"
Yeah, I just went and watched the video. You really gotta watch Get Down Tonight live version. You will LOVE it
Yes. Get Down Tonight. Music that was actually fun back in the day. I sure hope they react to this one.
I grew up in this era, and Kc and the Sunshine Band were great..Check out the other song titled " I'm your Boogie man", it's a banger too!!!The skating rink was where it was at'' Exile was another great band " Kiss you all over" was a very popular song..
That "I'm your Boogie Man" video with KC doing the introduction for some European music chart is...FYAH!
Easiest version to view on TH-cam with simple search! (Imma go watch it after this reaction!)
You need to try a ballad of theirs "Please Don't Go". A little softer side of theirs.
I love this song. It is so underrated.
Grew up in this wonderful era of music! IT WAS WONDERFUL!
The 70’s was a decade long party.
We knew how to have a good time WITHOUT phones dancing to the best music in history.
This group is one of many that gave us music gold in the seventies.
1970,s. Certainly some of the best music ever created n some of the best party times also
Oh yes, it was so much fun to dance and listen to. Another fun banger of theirs is I AM YOUR BOOGIE MAN, back in the day boogie generally meant to dance and get moving
And check out those outfits. Them back up singers putting in their soul voices. Thems were the days!!
I completely agree with BJ.....music this good will never be made again.
This is a fun and happy 😊 song/Jam. Love it.....
Wow... this song gives me flashbacks of Friday night at the disco, bell bottom jeans and platform shoes. Been a long time since I've heard this song. Thanks for the memories.
The movie Saturday Night Fever really took disco music to the next level. I loved going to the discotheque on Friday and Saturday night. So much great music to dance to.
I so loved American Bandstand growing up!!!!! KC is your boogie man!!!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😎🍸 So says Austin Tx!!!!!!
I've said it before the 70s had it all hard rock soft rock progressive rock r&b love ballads rock ballads soul funk and even disco and it was all good
Dipping back into classic Miami. The dance floor was rockin when KC was being played. Keep rolling!
To my understanding, KC and The Sunshine were responsible for starting the Disco era. In 1973, while making demos KC and drummer Richard Finch created an infectious sound using a drum and Roland rhythm machine that would forever change music. Gwen McCrae was asked to record the vocals for the song but was unavailable. Her husband George stepped in, and the rest is history. 'Rock Your Baby' became a massive international hit. Gwen McCrae would go on to have a huge hit herself with 'Rockin Chair' .ABBA also cited 'Rock Your Baby'' as an inspiration for the backing track of their massive hit 'Dancing Queen'. Far as KC and the Sunshine Band, they would go on to have three Number 1 hits on both the Pop and R&B charts with 'That's the way I like it', 'Get Down Tonight' and 'Shake Your Booty'.
Just incredibly infectious dance music. Love KC and the Sunshine Band and love watching you two get into their music.
Love this song 🎶
For those of us who were kids during this era, this was played at the skating rinks all the time. Everyone just groovin in their 4-wheeled skates. So many great songs from that time. Instantly takes me back.
I was a 70's kid. This is my kind of music! Wouldn't a 70's party be so much fun? Everyone dress up in the clothes from the era? The hairstyles? And just blast the music? Do all the dancing, disco, and have a blast!
This song was in the 1977 movie Saturday Night Fever with John Travolta & on the soundtrack. I love KC & the Sunshine band - so many great songs but a couple of my favorites are Get Down Tonight and I'm your Boogie man. Their songs will always put you in a good mood.
This was a fun song from KC and the Sunshine Band, and people were amazed that the lead singer was a white dude!
Some people dismissed them as disco pop, not serious music... but, man, they sound good now, 50 years later! This is wonderful music for dancing or just grooving in your headphones. Love this video (American Bandstand!) and your reaction. Thank you, Asia & BJ.
I loved the crowd when they started dancing in the video!
This song is a
Masterpiece of epic proportions!
Thanks for sharing 👍
QUEEN OF CLUBS BY KC AND SUNSHINE BAND WOW WHAT A MOVER
They played at my Grad Nite (Disney all night party for high school seniors in FL) 1980!
Thank you thank you. I grew up on this music. His brass section is legendary. You two are too cute. Love the energy between you.
On the album right after "and boogie with you" it tore right into "That's The Way" (I Like It). 1/2 second break. Still great to hear
God bless y'all. Made a construction worker cry. 🤣 I have a special memory bout this song. I lost my Mom when I was 20, but I came home from HS once with my friend Walt in tow. When we came in, Mom was dancing at the kitchen sink washing dishes, listening to this song. She said " Come dance with Mommy" so I immediately started dancing. Walt cracked up and said " I wish my Mom was cool like that" She told him. " Don't stand there Walt, jump right in" It was a cool day. He tells people bout that still. Thanks for bringing that back
Harry Wanye Casey is one of the great all time writers. Not only did he have a bunch of great hits with the Sunshine Band in the 70s and 80s, he also wrote "Rock Your Baby" for George McRae, which was #1 in 1974. 20 years later, he co-wrote "Connected" by Stereo MCs, which was a staple on MTV. And (biggest shock of all), he was a co-writer on "Gin and Juice" by Snoop Dogg!
KCs songs were always so much FUN! 💃💃🏽💃🏼
Blacks and whites together, that’s what I remember beautiful.
This was on American Bandstand with Dick Clark. Who remembers that show? KC was the man.
Pepperidge Farm remembers.........and me too.
Yes KC and the Sunshine Band were something we had never heard before back in the day.
I those days we hit Saturday night HARD! Dance, groove and disco till you were covered in sweat and women.. ..lol... The clothes, shoes, hair and flashing lights were HOT!! What a great time to be young..
Ahhhh...good ol' American Bandstand ❤️
I love me some KC and the sunshine band. You can't help but dance. Lookin good and having the moves and having a good time.
I still have an 8-track of theirs around somewhere in my attic!!
55 years old. KC was LIT!! Pure 🔥🔥
Still amazes me th KC could dance, play piano and sing at the same time. Love this band.
KC & The Sunshine band are AWESOME!!!
Yes ! So many great artists /bands/ groups in the 70's. Teenage years / high-school.
Boston
Styx
Bay City Rollers
Aerosmith
Foghat
Bob Seigar
Eric Clapton
Leo Sayer
Peter Frampton
Edgar Winter
and many, many more.
This was so good to listen to again guys‼️
American Bandstand needs to make a comeback for real‼️
It was called the Sunshine Band because the band started in Florida, the Sunshine State.
Yep to the dance in gym class in jr high. No one needed a diet or have to pay for a gym membership! And the 70's disco until the wee hours! ETA: Yeah you got that right BJ. Disco was the happy music era. We need a lot of this right now again.
Thanks! Love K.C.
This song is in regular rotation in my playlist. Always makes me smile and groove!
We danced the watergate, the rollercoaster, around the world, the bump and lots of others to this! Bye now, I'm going to dance.
Thank you because I grew up with classic music that's the 70s because I have 45 records and I spin it thank you mom for raised a good boy and son
😂😂hahaha right from the get go....and 💥boom you in the groove!!!! As it should be. It just makes u feel soooooo gooood😂lol
Saw KC and the Sunshine band 2 years ago in AC. Still puts on a great show!
This song is extremely infectious 🤩🎉 . I remember my aunt playing this in grammas living room in my early years teaching me the bump- those were the days 🥹🔥
This band is something else. They were so good!
This is my favorite of all KC& SSB
Happiest song ever
It's awesome seeing you young people enjoy this music. I loved growing up on this kind of music ( it was and still is the best ) I still can dance my _ _ _ off to Disco and Funk ✌❤🕺
I couldn't agree with you more. KC and the Sunshine Band always brings the party and the Sunshine! If you move on through the decades you can find the evolution of the party sound in songs like "What's on your Mind (Pure Energy)" by Information Society from the 80s, and "Gonna Make You Sweat" by C&C Music Factory of the 90s. Check them out! Keep the party going🥳
"I'm Your Boogie Man", "Get Down Tonight".... THANK YOU!!!!
KC &The Sun Shine Band don't have a bad song! They all rock! Child of the 70s.. 😎
Love KC & The Sunshine Band. ❣
You guys have a great channel.
God Bless. ✌
I was only 9 years old when this song came out on AB thanks for making me smile ❤️
Yes, we skated to this when we were little. Brings back so many great memories.
When I was 18 the song was a hit like right off the bat 67 years old and I still love this song
on this same day you reacted to Good Vibrations by the Beach Boys, widely considered to be a masterpiece of pop music - a mini symphony - an innovative production that inspired the Beatles to make Sgt Peppers. And then you react to this song by KC, who was always dismissed by contemporary critics as bubblegum music - instantly disposable. But the true test is when you put that song on - which one speaks to you - which one makes you want to dance - which one grabs you to sing along. Clearly you guys enjoyed this slice of 70s soul way more than the Beach Boys song, but that's cool. Good music will always be good music.
We have to thank k.c. and the sunshine band for putting all their hard work together for the best disco in the world and for the people, so sad for the loss of Jerome Smith R .i.p. I know you are jamming in heaven, this is still the number one band in the world The 70,S was great everyone got along this was one happy band with a smile 😊 k.c. in his 70s still kicking
Boogie Down lol. Impossible to be anything but happy and groovin with their music. Thanks for the great music.
Dang, this took me way back!! Memories of my mama with her beehive hairdo, mini skirt, and go-go boots dancing around the kitchen cooking dinner listening to this while American Bandstand was on the TV. (I'm old lol) Loved it, thanks for the flashback!
KC and the Sunshine Band always made everyone get up and dance in the clubs like no one else back then. Great to slow dance and fabulous fast stuff too. Used to Hustle to these guys [the real thing not the line dance].
I wore out my Boogie Shoes!, for sure. Happy times. Thanks again.
Harry Casey is a great singer and performer probably underated. Another great groovy upbeat song by them. Kudos to all involved job very well done.
Memories of weekends and summers at the roller rink in high school. ❤ my younger brothers were friends with the son of the man who owned the local roller rink.
Actually saw them at the Delaware State Fair when I was 3 months pregnant with my youngest son.... July 1999... Loved it. lol
There's a reason why the first 20 seconds is so familiar to you. Trick Daddy sampled it heavily for his single, "Take it to da house" with Trina and the Slip N Slide Express, released in '01.
Disco's the way to go! Lol I miss that fun...
❤❤Skating rink days ! Epic music n great memories !!❤❤
I was true KC and the Sunshine Band fan, I was a teenager and at my high school we had a school dance every Friday night. KC and the Sunshine band was always played every time they had a new hit, if you went to my school you entered at the parking lot Gates where there was somebody at the gate to make sure that no Outsiders was sneaking in. If you didn't go to my school you went to the front gate and paid a fee to get in.
KC was sooo big in the ‘70’s…..Meshmechan, Thai stick, etc…..we were gettin’ high, and lovin’ each other….Good times!…😎
You right BJ this was the best era of music ever made and You right to Asia I used couldn’t wait for Friday so I could go to the skating rink and boogie down with music like this Man what happened to real music I grew up in the best times of music and hanging out with friends and all the beautiful women in Ga I drive a truck for a living and I have been all over the USA and I can tell you right now Some of the finest women in the world lives in Ga
This and “Best Of My Love” by The Emotions usually duke it out in my heart for favorite song of the 70’s in this genre-
KC & the Sunshine Band should be in the Rock N Roll Hall of Fame. There seems to be a reluctance to admit disco era musicians/groups
SALUTE. K C AND. THE. SUN SHINE. BAND. 🌖🌖🌖🌖🌖🌖🔥
Love this song and this band.
They made the ultimate feel good music.
Number one reaction of the week !!!!!
Good song to put on at family reunion or bbq’s!!!! ELECTRIC SLIDE IS GOOD WITH THIS SONG!!!😂😂😂😂
I wanna listen to some exceptional disco from the 70s check out The Tavares… A group of 5 Brothers, dance sing unbelievable! You won’t be disappointed. Casey did his thing and they did theirs and it was all good
best thing is during that time period musicians played without synthesizers . It's the timing and musicianship that we al perfected then. They played this at the skating rinks too and if you couldn't skate you sat and watched