Crazy and totally "outta sight" ! the singing is insane, ya'll ! those were the days and I truly enjoyed the music. groups like this will never pass this way again ❤ Peace !
Al Johnson was a gifted man, he made many contributions to the music industry, a multi-talented brother. Singer, songwriter, producer he did it all, and he will be missed. Rest in peace my friend!
I saw them at the Apollo Theater in 1969. Davis Ruffin headlined the show. The Unifics stole the whole show. Wonderful memories! Thanks for this classic post!
Their arm syncopation is totally insane esp considering the brother in the back is doing different things at certain points & the 2 in the front cant see him!! The really give The Tempts a run for their money!!
@Paul Errante... those brothers are beyond "on point." Coming from a former dancer, their routine is flawless. Whoever did the choreography was very creative. 💯
@@TB-jc3ls True that. When you didn't have semi-clad ladies, jewels, cars, and dogs as props, you had to use what the Lord gave ya. Auntie seamstress was also kept busy with these creative cats.
They would have done that to anybody. I sang with the group myself. Back back doing that time from Cleveland I was with a group called the Imperial wonders. And we recognize them back even back in the 60s. In the late 60s. I remember them very well are any of the brothers still alive? I know that Lee singer passed away. I remember that, but is there any of the brothers still alive?
These Brothers this song, mercy me. Where did the good times and the good music go? Well, I have my memories. They were awesome entertainers, never disappointed!
This is what you call music!!! I love my oldies and I have a huge library of them. Everytime that I am invited to a cookout I am always asked to bring my music with me. Love it love it💙💙💙💙💙💜💜💜💜💜💜💜.
I Love this song. It is fire. The harmony is top shelf. The vocals are on point. And the music is classic. Back in the day. We more of this right now. I got justice. ❤❤❤❤❤❤ Bren From the D...
I love this cut simply because it addresses genuine hurt from the brothers. And like the Unifics say in the song I got justice. There are a trillion guy done me wrong songs but this is genius!
Kathleenjones742 Black men "SINGING!" WOW!!! You just don't see black men singing anyomore(or playing a musical instrument)outside of religious music??? It's been sadly, almost completely replaced by rap.😔 SMH
This is one of my favorite songs from back in the day. When I was in high school, I had the pleasure of seeing them perform at the Uptown theater in North Philly. Had to be around 1967. They stole the show!
This is the best that music should offer.....great melody, harmonies, instrumentation, lyrics and the visual presentation is smooth and exciting at the same time. Rest in Peace, Al Johnson! Another member has been added to the heavenly choir!
At the tender age of 12 I saw these talented blackmen back in 1967 at the Apollo along with Stevie Wonder who was 17 at the time and another R&B 60's group, The Ballads, remember them? I can still see them performing all the lights were out and all you could see was white gloves. Those days are long gone.....
I REMEMBER THE BALLADS I HAVE A FEW OF THEIR 45's ON VENTURE RECORDS AND WHAT A LOT OF PEOPLE PROBABLY DON'T KNOW IS THAT THEY ARE THE SINGING GROUP IN THE MACK WHEN GOLDIE IS IN THE CLUB SINGING THE SLOW TUNE.
I remember seeing the Unifics perform with white suits and white gloves at the Howard Theatre in DC as a teen, I loved these guys they were totally put together. They were definitely one of my favorites back then along with the Mad Lads, Five Stairsteps, and the Delfonics.
I was very young when my sister R.I.P. would play this record, I couldn't understand it much I liked the song back then but now I really like it in 2020 this sing is fabulous!!!!
Who cares if it's your uncle or not who the hell cares bout you we just want to hear the music nobody cares what you say for real your looking for attention
The Unifics were our "big brother" group back in the days when I chased the musical stage. We modeled our group after their style...even did their steps. At the club "Cheetah" in NY we did a show with the Unifics, and copied a cover song they did by Curtis Mayfield called "Choice of Colors". After we finished our set, Al (who watched our show from the audience and back stage) was the first to come over to our dressing room to say 'well done'. The brother had CLASS. On that same bill were The Honeycombs, The 5 Stairsteps, Kool and the Gang, The Persuasions, and to close the show on the last night, none other than Mr Dynamite himself...James Brown!!!...who threw our clothes and instruments out of our dressing room as he commandeered it. LOL!!! MAN...this vid brings back SWEET memories of the days when yo ass had to KNOW how to sing and dance at that mike. Thanks for posting. And Al (the lead singer) wasn't "blind". He had a type of astigmatism.
Sunnu Valentine you have a great lineup at he cheers in Manhattan. bit too bad you did had an five brother act who did thier thang at the ed Sullivan show...😄 let me shut up.LOL!!!!!!!!!! sunny that's a real heavy name. thanks for the memories I brought the whole album, after years of decaying, I brought the CD rerelease of the album around2001. never sounded so guuuuuuud that sunnu.
They used to play the Apollo you remember skip Sonny and the pace Brothers if you know the unific she don't skip sunny and the pace Brothers Holla At Me
Love these guys! Choreography was just as important at the harmony.back then. These guys were from DC or at least one one, Michele. A man's feelings...uh ummm cannot be ignored when you can put it like this!
Oh my GOD if only we could turn back the hands of time! I sure MISS the music from back in the day because this was music! Now its just NOISE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (the music of today)...
Aaron, Congratulations to you! What gets me is how they had "STEPS" back in those days.... Those steps were amazing! Groups today can't do it..... Nevertheless, I remember this song when I was in junior high school..... I tuned in to hear it! I heard the guy who make the announcement on this record passed away last year...... December 8th, 2014
Congrats cuz them dudes I always thought we’re awesome Love that song and a lot of their others Beginning of my end back in the day almost had me crying (lying I was)
there is no group back then or today that can match this group . even now i watch it and say wow they were ahead of there time . soulful tight melodic and good story telling
I was Blessed and Honored to finally meet one of the group members this past week...he sung at my uncle's retirement party...I briefly spoke to him and said my father always mentioned him as a neighborhood friend...and some are still performing!
I have watched this so much that I feel so terribly sorry that these guys did not get the fame and acclaim that they so much deserved. How could this have escaped my notice? I so much love this. I didn't think that there was anyone comparable to the mighty, mighty TEMPTATIONS, but these guys are AWESOME, and unbelievably GREAT. I only wish I had more...!!!
Al John and the Unifics came straight out of Washington DC ..They had a few big hits as a group ( The beginning of my End) But AL had a magnificent career. He released a few solo albums but had more success as a writer and arranger then a performer. When you mention the Temptations Its always been MY thoughts that they watched and learned from the Unifics choreography .....They are the absolute best. R.I.P AJ
If you want to hear their real vocal ability. Listen to their song"Tables Turn." And if you think the Temptations were the only R&B group who could sing a show tune, listen to"This Guys in Love With You." End of story!!
You ant give us this song ugly lady so how are you sharing it with us utwo gave it to us not you I bet anything anything your darkskin fat and old and ugly looking for attention but who cares people want to hear the music that's all
So awesome! I just watched this because I really didn't remember this song but found it to be amazing and timeless. What vocals both lead and background and the choreography, exquisite! This is when groups were true talents and didn't mind putting in the hard work it took to give the audience and their fans what they paid for and came to see, a REAL show for their money. There should be a class in all colleges that teach music, to use videos and music like this as part of their curriculum.
I always thought that the Temptations where the best steppers- but dam!!! These brother's are cold as hell...lol My mom and dad must had the best life when these groups where around. There are no more talent like this on earth- Real talk! STL-314
Eddie Jones seriously? To even try to compare these guys to the temptations is not fair to the unifics. I LOVE this one song by the unifics but off the top of your head can you name another. .I can't. .this x was their only hit and too be honest their choreography left a little to be desired . There were many groups from the 60s and 70s that could possibly give the Temps a run get for their money. .dramatics..spinners..4 tops..etc ..but not the unifics. .but I still love this song
The brothers routine was tight as all get out; and as for your parents Eddie, and as a Boomer, I can attest that the 60s and 70s were the best of times musically and otherwise. Stay cool and safe.
I was not there back in those days.............but came thru Drew Hall at HU later..............and learned about the brothers who came and sang before me. Hats off to you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
heard this song my whole life but never seen the actual video man outstanding thanks for uploading this I can't stop smiling thinking about the good old days
Wow--our African American male groups certainly got a "good workout" with the creative steps in their dance routine---you had to be in excellent shape to perform with these dance steps.
Real music , real voices, real instruments. Better R&B, better times 55 years ago. ❤
I must agree
Man their choreography is just as soulful as Al Johnson’s voice I love it 🥰
DAMN,THOSE BOYS ARE VICIOUS. THEY RIVAL THE TEMPTATIONS MOVES. POWER. ✌
Beautifully arranged by the late Donny Hathaway!
All HU graduates 🎓
I'm still listening to this great music!!!!
BRINGS BACK WONDERFUL MEMORIES. ✊
Crazy and totally "outta sight" ! the singing is insane, ya'll ! those were the days and I truly enjoyed the music. groups like this will never pass this way again ❤ Peace !
That music has feeling!! That singer is killing it!! Love the changes and harmonys!!!
That is one of the coldest dance choreography I have ever seen a doo-wop group do. Bravo!
Oh yes, those moves were off the hook!
It's a damn shame how underrated these guys were. So talented. So full of potential.
+Julius Stuckey so true my friend so true!!!!
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My thoughts exactly.
Al Johnson was a gifted man, he made many contributions to the music industry, a multi-talented brother. Singer, songwriter, producer he did it all, and he will be missed. Rest in peace my friend!
Thanks I wonder if h we was still living. Back then we did know record's to buy we had so many choices
Back then black power really meant something but not now😮
The lead brutha is singling with everything he has! Look at his facial expression and eyes! Outta sight!
HE’s AL JOHNSON
Them brother's were tooooo smooth, makes you think about how good things were back in them days.
The greatest choreography ever, these brothers, the Delfonics & Blue Magic.
Bad ass group that's all I have to say. and very underrated.
Back when appearances and grand performances meant everything to the artists ....it was important to please the fans....
❤️OLD SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT❤️
I saw them at the Apollo Theater in 1969. Davis Ruffin headlined the show. The Unifics
stole the whole show. Wonderful memories! Thanks for this classic post!
Their arm syncopation is totally insane esp considering the brother in the back is doing different things at certain points & the 2 in the front cant see him!! The really give The Tempts a run for their money!!
@Paul Errante... those brothers are beyond "on point." Coming from a former dancer, their routine is flawless. Whoever did the choreography was very creative. 💯
@@TB-jc3ls True that. When you didn't have semi-clad ladies, jewels, cars, and dogs as props, you had to use what the Lord gave ya. Auntie seamstress was also kept busy with these creative cats.
I notice it ALSO, this is pure TALENT 💯
They would have done that to anybody. I sang with the group myself. Back back doing that time from Cleveland I was with a group called the Imperial wonders.
And we recognize them back even back in the 60s.
In the late 60s. I remember them very well are any of the brothers still alive? I know that Lee singer passed away. I remember that, but is there any of the brothers still alive?
These Brothers this song, mercy me. Where did the good times and the good music go? Well, I have my memories. They were awesome entertainers, never disappointed!
This is what you call music!!! I love my oldies and I have a huge library of them. Everytime that I am invited to a cookout I am always asked to bring my music with me. Love it love it💙💙💙💙💙💜💜💜💜💜💜💜.
AMEN!
It stills applies to this day love it
Not more than my ex who has a closet filled with albums (original covers) from the seventies!
Agree with you 100 percent as a former radio announcer, nothing sounds better than sho' nuff R&B.
I blown away by the choreography. I guess back in the day when somebody performed, you really saw an act! Such precision!
I Love this song. It is fire. The harmony is top shelf. The vocals are on point. And the music is classic. Back in the day. We more of this right now. I got justice. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Bren
From the D...
I love this cut simply because it addresses genuine hurt from the brothers. And like the Unifics say in the song I got justice. There are a trillion guy done me wrong songs but this is genius!
I can dig it!
What can be said!!! REAL MUSIC!!! HARMONY it’s Mind Blowing!!!! I love these songs see people could REALLY SING!!!
Kathleenjones742 Black men "SINGING!" WOW!!! You just don't see black men singing anyomore(or playing a musical instrument)outside of religious music??? It's been sadly, almost completely replaced by rap.😔 SMH
There will never music like, ever again. I'm glad I could be here enjoy.
OMG my mom had these guys album i remember it in her collection she also attended Howard University the same time they did wow
We use to go so crazy over their steps! Court of Love was the jam!!!
This is one of my favorite songs from back in the day. When I was in high school, I had the pleasure of seeing them perform at the Uptown theater in North Philly. Had to be around 1967. They stole the show!
The guy announcing in the beginning was my grandfather!!
Wow, this was the first record I bought at 16/17 yrs old in Halifax England 👏🏻
hittemhardmusic who the hell cares
Who the hell cares
Your a sick person who the hell cares who your grandfather is people listen for the music not the family tree who cares
Marilyn Collions thousands of people on TH-cam like to share there musical memories obviously your not one of them.TH-cam doesn't need you piss off🖕🏻
IT WAS GLORIOUS GROWING UP WITH GROUPS LIKE THIS.
THIS LEGENDARY GROUP OUT OF BAD NEWS VA WAS VERY NICE . RIGHTEOUS STEPPING IN ALL . THE HITS THEY PUT WAS UNFORGETTABLE 🎙 THEY GOT JUSTICE !!!
Masterpieces of black soul
the greatest music the best talent was produced in this era! its gone never to return
I Love This Song!! Rest In Paradise Al Johnson
These songs never get old to me.
Just for you
Wow miss those days when music had meaning🙌🏾 and the groups with the movements
This is the best that music should offer.....great melody, harmonies, instrumentation, lyrics and the visual presentation is smooth and exciting at the same time.
Rest in Peace, Al Johnson! Another member has been added to the heavenly choir!
R.I.P KING
There choreography was years ahead of its time especially while performing the beginning of my end.
Yeeeeesssss....check out The Ambassadors and The Mad Lads......
True Classic!!
Wow that's neat
Love that song
And I was so tense up inside thats my favorite part
I can see the look on her face .this song is magical
GREATEST CHOREOGRAPHED MENS GROUP EVER DONE!!!!
EVER!
Al Johnson is one of those rare individuals with perfect pitch. He's still singing, and sounding good. What a group, what a song.
Too good, to real, very SOULFUL, sad their recognition isn't more, example why haven't IHEART put this SOULFUL group in their collection?????
They KILLED it!!
Yes they did. tore this song upppp.😅❤❤
This was REAL music by REAL singers and musicians who took their craft seriously
At the tender age of 12 I saw these talented blackmen back in 1967 at the Apollo along with Stevie Wonder who was 17 at the time and another R&B 60's group, The Ballads, remember them? I can still see them performing all the lights were out and all you could see was white gloves. Those days are long gone.....
Habeebah bint Edward SAD BUT TRUE
I REMEMBER THE BALLADS I HAVE A FEW OF THEIR 45's ON VENTURE RECORDS AND WHAT A LOT OF PEOPLE PROBABLY DON'T KNOW IS THAT THEY ARE THE SINGING GROUP IN THE MACK WHEN GOLDIE IS IN THE CLUB SINGING THE SLOW TUNE.
THAT VIDEO WAS FIRE I LOVE THIS SONG.
Real singing, life was challenging, but we hung in there, keep the focus of manhood. And stayed sharp. Oh yeah!
Great song and choreography! You just cant beat these talented artists.
hailing from Howard University !!!
They had another hit on campus
" the Beginning of My End "
Their steps are coldblooded....
I remember seeing the Unifics perform with white suits and white gloves at the Howard Theatre in DC as a teen, I loved these guys they were totally put together. They were definitely one of my favorites back then along with the Mad Lads, Five Stairsteps, and the Delfonics.
Agree! Loved the Five Stairsteps & Unifics. Saw them at the Carter Baron as a teen.
2024. Those high steps were killing me
The choregrapher was the bomb!
I Love This Song It Brings Back So Many Memories Thank you for sharing..
He was so soso so soso so soso so soso so soso so soso so soso so soso so soso so incredible
Classic! Too bad that there isn't a real court of love! I've been here!
No body can't never ever take his place
Them boys is STEPPIN back there
I was very young when my sister R.I.P. would play this record, I couldn't understand it much I liked the song back then but now I really like it in 2020 this sing is fabulous!!!!
Saw them at The Apollo so many times when my sister took me!! Love them still to this day!!!💖💖💖💖💖🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
Rest in peace, brother Al...you left a major mark in east coast soul music...
I miss my uncle in the background on the right!!!! I miss you uncle harold!!!! Love U Forever!!!!
Who cares if it's your uncle or not who the hell cares bout you we just want to hear the music nobody cares what you say for real your looking for attention
Marilyn Collions, looks like you're the one looking for attention.
@@marilyncollions8774 u fowl right now👅👅💯
@@marilyncollions8774 Marilyn, you sound like you are crazy. Show some respect!
@@marilyncollions8774 why are we a desrespectfull race.
The Unifics were our "big brother" group back in the days when I chased the musical stage. We modeled our group after their style...even did their steps. At the club "Cheetah" in NY we did a show with the Unifics, and copied a cover song they did by Curtis Mayfield called "Choice of Colors". After we finished our set, Al (who watched our show from the audience and back stage) was the first to come over to our dressing room to say 'well done'. The brother had CLASS. On that same bill were The Honeycombs, The 5 Stairsteps, Kool and the Gang, The Persuasions, and to close the show on the last night, none other than Mr Dynamite himself...James Brown!!!...who threw our clothes and instruments out of our dressing room as he commandeered it. LOL!!! MAN...this vid brings back SWEET memories of the days when yo ass had to KNOW how to sing and dance at that mike. Thanks for posting. And Al (the lead singer) wasn't "blind". He had a type of astigmatism.
I saw them at the Cheetah along with the Delfonics and Kool and the Gang. I think it was around New years eve 1970.
Sunnu Valentine you have a great lineup at he cheers in Manhattan. bit too bad you did had an five brother act who did thier thang at the ed Sullivan show...😄 let me shut up.LOL!!!!!!!!!! sunny that's a real heavy name. thanks for the memories I brought the whole album, after years of decaying, I brought the CD rerelease of the album around2001. never sounded so guuuuuuud
that sunnu.
Who cares you ant them so who cares
They used to play the Apollo you remember skip Sonny and the pace Brothers if you know the unific she don't skip sunny and the pace Brothers Holla At Me
I have the 45 of this, and it was their only hit on the Kapp label in 1969, and it was a one hit wonder. They only released one album as well.
Oh! Sorry! It was not a one-hit wonder, they only had 2 or more songs, and an album called “The Court of Love”.
Love these guys! Choreography was just as important at the harmony.back then. These guys were from DC or at least one one, Michele. A man's feelings...uh ummm cannot be ignored when you can put it like this!
Dang!! The original! Live!! Often imitated. Never duplicated! Groups really worked back in the day!! I remember......
Oh my GOD if only we could turn back the hands of time! I sure MISS the music from back in the day because this was music! Now its just NOISE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (the music of today)...
Jay YES,INDEED
You are so RIGHT !!!!
I totally agree today's so called music sucks I dont even call it music No lyrics no instruments all garbage
im 2 years old and i definetly agwee wit wis
Man I have not heard this song forever. Thank you
That's my dad Gregory Cook Love him so much
Aaron, Congratulations to you! What gets me is how they had "STEPS" back in those days.... Those
steps were amazing! Groups today can't do it..... Nevertheless, I remember this song when I was in
junior high school..... I tuned in to hear it! I heard the guy who make the announcement on this record passed
away last year...... December 8th, 2014
Awesome group and song
Congrats cuz them dudes I always thought we’re awesome Love that song and a lot of their others Beginning of my end back in the day almost had me crying (lying I was)
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Their choreography was second to done!!! Talk about precision!!!
This song gives me goosebumps
These songs give me joy and happiness, make my day.
The steps are great for song. And ol boys vocals ..smooth as hell
there is no group back then or today that can match this group . even now i watch it and say wow they were ahead of there time . soulful tight melodic and good story telling
They went to Howard university early 70's
urban7089 I know right, I like the temptations but they out stepped them
I remember my Brother taking me and my Sister to them at The Apollo all those years ago.They WERE Great.
I remember my sister use to take me to the Apollo to see them and we would go back stage. I was just a little girl.
@@denisearrington1127 Wow,Wonderful Those were the Years right there.
Still at the Apollo with the glowing gloves
This was the Jam, the words was from their heart. They prefrom with real talent. For nothing. They enjoyed the people recognizing them. Thank you. :-)
My brother is deceased..this was his favorite..omg i see him singing this song..what about the song: You Send Me..by Roy Ayers.. good music.
The dance moves and the singing by the Unifics left me impress. A lost art i wish and hope that there will a choreographed singing group
What goes around come around lets hope we see some singing group that know how to get down
I was Blessed and Honored to finally meet one of the group members this past week...he sung at my uncle's retirement party...I briefly spoke to him and said my father always mentioned him as a neighborhood friend...and some are still performing!
Man it is so great to travel back in time and listen to this music
1968 was a jamming year from start to finish!!
I have watched this so much that I feel so terribly sorry that these guys did not get the fame and acclaim that they so much deserved. How could this have escaped my notice? I so much love this. I didn't think that there was anyone comparable to the mighty, mighty TEMPTATIONS, but these guys are AWESOME, and unbelievably GREAT. I only wish I had more...!!!
Jamming!
Al John and the Unifics came straight out of Washington DC ..They had a few big hits as a group ( The beginning of my End) But AL had a magnificent career. He released a few solo albums but had more success as a writer and arranger then a performer. When you mention the Temptations Its always been MY thoughts that they watched and learned from the Unifics choreography .....They are the absolute best.
R.I.P AJ
** Al Johnson
roberttaylorcurryii i was thinking. the same thing
The Temptations came out before them so they influenced the Unifics, not the other way around.
Love ya unifics and I love this beautiful song always
No others could be chosen to be so Dynamic 🎶💃🎶🕺🍾☮️🙏🌎
Yes Al Johnson passed last year. My father Greg Cook is still here I talk to him a lot. He still here in DC
Stamp Dat That's Awesome! Which one is your Dad? What is the lead singer's name & are they still performing please? 👑
If you want to hear their real vocal ability. Listen to their song"Tables Turn." And if you think the Temptations were the only R&B group who could sing a show tune, listen to"This Guys in Love With You." End of story!!
How is Marvin Brown?
Who cares your nobody nobody cares bout you I just want to hear the music brager
@@AddLoveTM126 who cares who his father is or was people listen for the music who cares who this person says they are who cares
In 68' there was 3 songs about court the funky judge ,here comes the judge & this one here my favorite.
Absolutely superb. ...great loss to the world of music. Gone but not forgotten.
....oh hell yeah...had this on a 45rpm....great seeing these cats....miss those days so much....
DON'T LEAVE ME OUT !!!!!!
GOLDEN AGE OF SOUL.
I'm so glad. I can share this song. It was my farvorite song as a teenager.
You ant give us this song ugly lady so how are you sharing it with us utwo gave it to us not you I bet anything anything your darkskin fat and old and ugly looking for attention but who cares people want to hear the music that's all
So awesome! I just watched this because I really didn't remember this song but found it to be amazing and timeless. What vocals both lead and background and the choreography, exquisite! This is when groups were true talents and didn't mind putting in the hard work it took to give the audience and their fans what they paid for and came to see, a REAL show for their money. There should be a class in all colleges that teach music, to use videos and music like this as part of their curriculum.
Thanks! The Unifics loved what they did and really loved pleasing the audiences.
I love this group
I always thought that the Temptations where the best steppers- but dam!!!
These brother's are cold as hell...lol
My mom and dad must had the best life when these groups where around.
There are no more talent like this on earth- Real talk!
STL-314
Eddie Jones seriously? To even try to compare these guys to the temptations is not fair to the unifics. I LOVE this one song by the unifics but off the top of your head can you name another. .I can't. .this x was their only hit and too be honest their choreography left a little to be desired . There were many groups from the 60s and 70s that could possibly give the Temps a run get for their money. .dramatics..spinners..4 tops..etc ..but not the unifics. .but I still love this song
The brothers routine was tight as all get out; and as for your parents Eddie, and as a Boomer, I can attest that the 60s and 70s were the best of times musically and otherwise. Stay cool and safe.
Carlton Knox the begining of my end was their first hit dude. This was their second, AND biggest hit
Cold as hell...
@@carlton4129 yes the unfics were just as tight as any of the soul groups from the 60 and 70s with their dance seriously
The Unifics... Thanks, Mommy, for the introduction.
Boy your fat
I was not there back in those days.............but came thru Drew Hall at HU later..............and learned about the brothers who came and sang before me. Hats off to you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I love this song. Back in the day this was the Jam. I used to play this all the time. Rick Brennan from change. Wow North Philly OG WDAS .
heard this song my whole life but never seen the actual video man outstanding thanks for uploading this I can't stop smiling thinking about the good old days
jclutchman17 - the lead singer, i liked seeing his ears flapping while singing. For a minute, i thought he was gonna fly away
Just met lead-singer Al Johnson's widow this past week in D.C. while @ work. A pleasure talking to her about the group.
Who cares bout her or you we just want to enjoy the music you people are nobody
Marilyn Collions you are a LOSER
@@marilyncollions8774 BITCH,I care!!
Wow--our African American male groups certainly got a "good workout" with the creative steps in their dance routine---you had to be in excellent shape to perform with these dance steps.
one the badest RB soul groups to come out the sixties
From Washington, DC. There has been great groups and solo artists that came from DC!!
Oh my goodness! The purity and passion of this kind of old school just brings tears to my eyes. Thank you for preserving.
I did.the walk twostep slowdance in my mom basement when i gave quarter parties❤❤❤😂😂🎉🎉🎉😅😅😅😅😊
MANNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNTHEY STEPPING!