This whole format is just such a dream come true for those of us who grew up on this fabulous music. To have the actual creator give the whole backstory at this time is such a precious gift. Thank you Rob Squad, I’m smiling all over. ✌️
I'm loving these artist videos. Such insight and such a gift for all of us. Such a contrast to certain other artists who choose to block reaction videos rather than embrace what is such a wonderful way to introducing a new audience to their music.
Congrats on taking the reaction channel to a new level. I am really enjoying getting to see the artists telling us the stories behind the music. Enjoy the journey J & A
It's amazing seeing the artists that inspired us growing up now is inspiring our kids and actually meeting with them! *Full Circle!* Huge thanks to Earl Young for coming on and sharing his presence and stories!
This whole series is really blowing my mind. You guys are doing such a deep dive into music now, it's an absolute joy to be a distant part of that but a part of it nonetheless. I've been following you guys for a long time now and I've enjoyed every bit of it.
This is a treat finding out from one of the creators the backstories to this song. I am 59 Years old and was born in 1964 so I grew up during the Disco era. I danced to these songs.
🇬🇧 JEEZ LOUISE GUYS! What is happening? You've had music royalty on from day one of The Creators, & tonight is no different. And nobody else is doing this, it's perfect. I think Disco was/is, will always be my favourite genre. Great to see you Mr Earl, & a huge thank you for making such wonderful, fantastic music. ❤🎶🎼🔥🔥🔥🔥 Oh YESS, the happy people were ALWAYS at the DISCO 🪩💃🕺
I wasn’t a great disco fan but you have to give these artists their place in history too. I remember the Tramps and great he actually came on the show.
Disco Inferno was likely the biggest hit for my Class of 79! At my senior homecoming, our band played a great version and as a majorette, we twirled fire batons that night for a spectacular homecoming halftime! I still know the routine !
Saw the band about 15 years ago - what a trip to dance along to the Trammps onstage!!!! Got to shake Jimmy Ellis' hand. It sucks that they're all gone except Earl, but that's life. Thank God Earl can still go out with the band and still tear it up!!!
WOW - I'm just SO HAPPY to see all these PEOPLE that produced SUCH GREAT MUSIC!!! THANKS, EARL, for coming on for this and for all the WONDERFUL MUSIC you-guys PUT OUT!! Such a GREAT BEAT..that BASS LINE and THOSE HORNS!! IT WAS THE JAMMMMM!!! THANKS!!
What Earl said about being able to play all genre's of music is the ultimate testament of a pure musician. Adaptable because the music is within. Thank you for shining the light on this gem of a man.
You two wonderful beings are SO COOL! You be the modern age MTV !!! This new addition to your rapidly expanding musical awareness universe makes this ole (75) musician heart SO happy whenever I get to click on you . HOORAY !!!!! keeps me gettn younger every day.😍
Featuring Mr Earl Young may turn out to be the most informative and popular Creators video ever. You guys need to do more of his MFSB stuff, they were to Philadelphia International Records in the 70s, what the Funk Brothers were to Motown in the 60s.
Where The Happy People Go was written and arranged by Ronnie Baker, of Baker, Harris and Young Productions and the premier rhythm section at Sigma Studios.
J & A, you guys have really taken your channel to new highs! Absolutely LOVED this song and DISCO was my favorite music! I'm so proud at how far you have progressed with your music education. 🎶 ❤😊😂 I've been watching since when only J was on by himself! Just love how much you both have learned. And hasn't it been a ton of fun?!? 😂😅😊❤
One of my absolute favorite songs to dance to when I was younger. Boogie Woogie in my living room. Can't believe you have Earl on the show. My sister and her now husband won a disco competition dancing to this very song back in the day. Huge smile on my face. So happy the two of you are giving a present day platform for these great performers to share the fabulous history of their artistry. Keep it up. Canadian Grandma Lori. C.
This is Rob Squad learning the true meaning of "fair use." So many "reaction" channels get canceled because they exploit fair use, which was created for news organizations to showcase parts of work while reporting on it. Guests show up on Late-Night shows and have no problem showing movie clips for free to promote themselves or the product, the movie. But too many reaction channels merely play copyrighted material and make money off of it through ads and patreons without promoting their creators or providing in-depth news value. That's when artists, who may be retired, haven't had a hit in 40 years and see young people making money off of work they created without offering compensation or promotion. The more Rob and Amber improve their interviewing (and research) skills, the better they will get. They will probably get permission to play some music and avoid having their channel shut down.
The Trammps were amazing! Some incredible songs in the 70's. Got you on the dance floor and made you feel good. The harmonies and grooves are incredible! "Disco Inferno" was a perfect song in Saturday Night Fever.
I've been telling people for years that when I was young, I thought the Trammps and The Mighty Clouds of Joy were the same people. 😅 (I didnt read labels back then.) So it cracks me up to hear that he actually played on The Mighty Clouds of Joy sessions.
Thanks you guys for giving the younger generations exposure to this Gentleman who is a living legend. Never really got the accolades he and many of the other early architects of philly soul so rightly deserve. 👍👍
Thank you J. & Amber - & Thank-you Mr. Earl Young for doing this interview. It was such a joy to hear you talk about it all (in a good mini length "hint, hint - J. & Amber" interview.) I was just a kid when your music was out, but I can tell you that you did bring me a lot of joy (& singing & dancing moments) when your songs played on the radio. 😊 ♥ Love to all 3 of you - from Toronto, Canada
I was 14 when this song came out it was a great dance rollerskating song All kids were doing this at the time we show up on the weekends and when this came on we went flying around the rollerskating rink great memories thank you’s
Looking forward to who you interview in the future. They sure look like they are having a great time reliving these precious moments of their lives. So glad I finally subscribed 😊
I grow up in the 70s. So this is so awesome. Love it. Thank you. I graduated in 1977. So I was into disco big time. I was at Pogos. A disco every Friday and Saturday night
Great interview! Disco Inferno is at the top of my list of favorite disco songs. Never knew the movie 'Towering Inferno' was its inspiration. When you get back to disaster movies, maybe that's one you'll have to check out!
We were in the disco's every Saturday night in the 70's, when they played the Trammps you couldn't get a spot on the dance floor so the entire place would be dancing ❤ disco 😊 Gary
ROB SQUAD, once again FANTASTIC reaction and fantastic that you got a chance to sit down with Mr Earl Young!! I am just stunned and excited for this new adventure that you guys are on and it is SO Cool that you get to talk to these creators!! Jordan I hope in upcoming videos with Mr Young you ask him how long has he been playing the drums?? I'd be curious to know!!
This reaction channel was different right from the get-go and now its stepped up and surpassed expectations with the originators of these classic songs. Thanks for giving artists, like Earl Young, their due.. I'm sure it makes them "happy people" to know their music has stood the test of time and is still relevant today.
"Disco Party" was their other #1 US Dance chart hit. "Disco Inferno" was just a Huge hit!! The Trammps: Jimmy Ellis - lead vocal; Robert Upchurch - lead and baritone vocal; Earl Young - bass vocal, drums; Harold Wade - first tenor; Stanley Wade - second tenor.
I was a DJ in a club in the UK when these records came out. I wore these records out playing them. Disco will never die it was real music played by real musicians, I loved the Trammps and MFSB (Mother Father Sister Brother) and the Philly sound.
Great to see you both with Earl Young, a true creator! Please, please react to more of the Trammps - they have a good dozen or so disco bangers! Thank you!!!
The Tramps are my favorite musical group of all time. That's where the happy people go...is my favorite Disco song of all time. That song started my 10 years as a Disco freak. I loved all of it! This band made the best dance beats of all time. I love that bubble Bassline. Rob Squad can you please review Worn out broken heart ... Lolita Holloway. She has since passed, and I would like for people to know how great of a vocalist she was. Thank you!
What a great blast from the past! Dancing around like idiots with our Aqua Net hair and polyester wrap around dresses, I'm surprised we didn't spontaneously combust. 🤣 Thanks!
Saturday Night Fever came out when I was 15 in 1977. I was too young to go to a disco but the next year I went to Spain with my high school Summer School Abroad program. We spent four of our five weeks in Salamanca. Back then movies weren’t released simultaneously worldwide so hit Spain a year after the US release. There was a disco within walking distance of our dorm and no drinking age in Spain. We went to the disco a couple of times a week. 46 years later and it feels like yesterday. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.
For bass lovers, listen to Ronnie Baker behind Wilson Pickett on "Engine No. 9", behind Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes on "Bad Luck" or behind Double Exposure on "Every Man." There are hundreds and hundreds more tracks, of course, but those 3 are great examples.
This whole format is just such a dream come true for those of us who grew up on this fabulous music. To have the actual creator give the whole backstory at this time is such a precious gift. Thank you Rob Squad, I’m smiling all over. ✌️
I bet other music reaction channels are kicking themselves that they didn't think of it. 🤣
You guys are just killing it with these guests! ❤️
What a wall of gold and platinum records behind him. Yes, he should be in the hall of fame!
I'm loving these artist videos. Such insight and such a gift for all of us. Such a contrast to certain other artists who choose to block reaction videos rather than embrace what is such a wonderful way to introducing a new audience to their music.
Congrats on taking the reaction channel to a new level. I am really enjoying getting to see the artists telling us the stories behind the music. Enjoy the journey J & A
At Rob Squad Reactions - That's also where the happy people go!
It's amazing seeing the artists that inspired us growing up now is inspiring our kids and actually meeting with them! *Full Circle!* Huge thanks to Earl Young for coming on and sharing his presence and stories!
This whole series is really blowing my mind. You guys are doing such a deep dive into music now, it's an absolute joy to be a distant part of that but a part of it nonetheless. I've been following you guys for a long time now and I've enjoyed every bit of it.
Earl Young a legend....one of the best drummers of his era.
This is a treat finding out from one of the creators the backstories to this song. I am 59 Years old and was born in 1964 so I grew up during the Disco era. I danced to these songs.
🇬🇧 JEEZ LOUISE GUYS! What is happening? You've had music royalty on from day one of The Creators, & tonight is no different. And nobody else is doing this, it's perfect. I think Disco was/is, will always be my favourite genre. Great to see you Mr Earl, & a huge thank you for making such wonderful, fantastic music. ❤🎶🎼🔥🔥🔥🔥 Oh YESS, the happy people were ALWAYS at the DISCO 🪩💃🕺
Innit! 💯😊
I wasn’t a great disco fan but you have to give these artists their place in history too. I remember the Tramps and great he actually came on the show.
THE 70s are BAAAAACK
Disco Inferno was likely the biggest hit for my Class of 79! At my senior homecoming, our band played a great version and as a majorette, we twirled fire batons that night for a spectacular homecoming halftime! I still know the routine !
the sound of philly in the house one of the best music in the 70's to many to name !
STAYING ALIVE WAS THE BIGGEST SONG ON THE LP AND MOVIE I WAS THERE
Saw the band about 15 years ago - what a trip to dance along to the Trammps onstage!!!! Got to shake Jimmy Ellis' hand. It sucks that they're all gone except Earl, but that's life. Thank God Earl can still go out with the band and still tear it up!!!
Yes, a galloping feeling. The first time your pony goes from a trot to a gallop, that’s how Disco always felt to me.
WOW - I'm just SO HAPPY to see all these PEOPLE that produced SUCH GREAT MUSIC!!! THANKS, EARL, for coming on for this and for all the WONDERFUL MUSIC you-guys PUT OUT!! Such a GREAT BEAT..that BASS LINE and THOSE HORNS!! IT WAS THE JAMMMMM!!! THANKS!!
Great song! Never heard it before. “where the happy go”.
What a sound! I love the optimism that exudes!
Thanks for sharing this with us. One of the legendary, most influential drummers of all time. His sound and feel is iconic. His time is impeccable.
Much love and respect Mr. Young. Jay and Amber THANK YOU!
Omg, love this song, love The Trammps. This is great, hello Earl Young! I can’t believe this…thank you Jay & Amber, I loved this group!👍♥️♥️👏👏👏😃
You guys are so cool!!! Keep these coming, they're so much fun!
What Earl said about being able to play all genre's of music is the ultimate testament of a pure musician. Adaptable because the music is within. Thank you for shining the light on this gem of a man.
JAY WHY DONT U LIKE TO SAY THE 1970s u love to metion 80s HAIR BANDS THOUGH....YOU ALL WAYS SAY THAT DECADE ,
You guys have really taken it to the next level. Congratulations-Love the channel!
Disco Where the Happy People Go one of my all time faves!!!! ❤❤❤🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
You two wonderful beings are SO COOL! You be the modern age MTV !!! This new addition to your rapidly expanding musical awareness universe makes this ole (75) musician heart SO happy whenever I get to click on you . HOORAY !!!!! keeps me gettn younger every day.😍
Big Hug to Earl
God Bless him
Love the music from back in the day
Featuring Mr Earl Young may turn out to be the most informative and popular Creators video ever. You guys need to do more of his MFSB stuff, they were to Philadelphia International Records in the 70s, what the Funk Brothers were to Motown in the 60s.
Where The Happy People Go was written and arranged by Ronnie Baker, of Baker, Harris and Young Productions and the premier rhythm section at Sigma Studios.
I think it's great you guys getting some performers to take part. Nice!
J & A, you guys have really taken your channel to new highs! Absolutely LOVED this song and DISCO was my favorite music! I'm so proud at how far you have progressed with your music education. 🎶 ❤😊😂 I've been watching since when only J was on by himself! Just love how much you both have learned. And hasn't it been a ton of fun?!? 😂😅😊❤
One of my absolute favorite songs to dance to when I was younger. Boogie Woogie in my living room. Can't believe you have Earl on the show. My sister and her now husband won a disco competition dancing to this very song back in the day. Huge smile on my face. So happy the two of you are giving a present day platform for these great performers to share the fabulous history of their artistry. Keep it up. Canadian Grandma Lori. C.
One of my favourite songs ever…!!
Hi Earl! I have danced to your songs many times! Thank you for good times.
This is Rob Squad learning the true meaning of "fair use." So many "reaction" channels get canceled because they exploit fair use, which was created for news organizations to showcase parts of work while reporting on it. Guests show up on Late-Night shows and have no problem showing movie clips for free to promote themselves or the product, the movie.
But too many reaction channels merely play copyrighted material and make money off of it through ads and patreons without promoting their creators or providing in-depth news value. That's when artists, who may be retired, haven't had a hit in 40 years and see young people making money off of work they created without offering compensation or promotion.
The more Rob and Amber improve their interviewing (and research) skills, the better they will get. They will probably get permission to play some music and avoid having their channel shut down.
The Trammps were amazing! Some incredible songs in the 70's. Got you on the dance floor and made you feel good. The harmonies and grooves are incredible! "Disco Inferno" was a perfect song in Saturday Night Fever.
Oh! I remember boogieing to this song, hard not to move when you hear it!
I've been telling people for years that when I was young, I thought the Trammps and The Mighty Clouds of Joy were the same people. 😅 (I didnt read labels back then.) So it cracks me up to hear that he actually played on The Mighty Clouds of Joy sessions.
Jay and Amber you have taken reaction videos to a whole new level.
No matter what when this song started playing you got your self right back up on that dance floor!
Thanks for the music Earl❤
WOW!
Earl is so talented
this series with the creators is fantastic guys
So great ❤
Kudos to Mr. Young for his important contributions to great and historical music. And hats off to his great talent. God Bless❤😊
He’s a legend guys thanks Jay and Amber and of course Earl
I'm loving this new creators series! Hope you keep it up. Your channel is already great. Congrats to you both!
This was such an anthem back in the day, 'The Trammps' were such a great band, as were, 'MFSB', too, such great days.
It is members of MFSB playing the music behind the singers!
@@maggynewtown3500 Thanks, I didn't know that.
Thanks you guys for giving the younger generations exposure to this Gentleman who is a living legend. Never really got the accolades he and many of the other early architects of philly soul so rightly deserve. 👍👍
Legendary song. Boy that song makes you move!!! This creator series is SO FUN!!!!
WHAT A SONG ONE OF THE BEST DISCO SONGS EVER !!
THAT'S WHERE THE HAPPY PEOPLE GO !!!!
🍾😃👍🎵🎶🎉🧨
When the DJs put that song at the Disco Dance Club back then, everyone got out of their seat & into the dance floor with such excitement 😆 💃 🕺 ❤👍
Thank you J. & Amber - & Thank-you Mr. Earl Young for doing this interview. It was such a joy to hear you talk about it all (in a good mini length "hint, hint - J. & Amber" interview.)
I was just a kid when your music was out, but I can tell you that you did bring me a lot of joy (& singing & dancing moments) when your songs played on the radio. 😊 ♥ Love to all 3 of you - from Toronto, Canada
"TSOP" by MFSB has such a great vibe!
Loved this interview!
Glad to see this... It means you came through the bad weather.
Wow!! It's amazing seeing these artists. I've been with you since day one and it's great that you're able to interview these artists now👍👍👍
Awesome! Thanks much! Love The Trammps. Memory Lane used to perform Disco Inferno and was always a crowd pleaser and dance favorite.
I grew up in the 70s and The Trammps were awesome! Many memories of their songs!
Dang you got a legend! Well done 👏🏻
I was 14 when this song came out it was a great dance rollerskating song All kids were doing this at the time we show up on the weekends and when this came on we went flying around the rollerskating rink great memories thank you’s
Disco... The original dance music!
One of the greatest disco tunes of the 70s, the ultimate feel good song.
Wow it's amazing, The Trammps,Mr Earl Young ,who is a great musician ❤the song 🎵 😅.
Now Rob Squad Reactions is where the Happy people go! Thank y’all for a great episode!🎉
Looking forward to who you interview in the future. They sure look like they are having a great time reliving these precious moments of their lives. So glad I finally subscribed 😊
My true 1974 heart! Give me a little disco and funk!😍
This was a wonderful treat - I grew up on these jams and your passion for this timeless music is amazing! Thank you Thank you Thank you!
I so much miss the instruments from back then, trumpets, trombones, sax, and more!
I grow up in the 70s. So this is so awesome. Love it. Thank you. I graduated in 1977. So I was into disco big time. I was at Pogos. A disco every Friday and Saturday night
That's Where the Happy People Go. This song hardly gets reacted to. Thanks reacting to this song. Thank for having Earl Young.
Great interview! Disco Inferno is at the top of my list of favorite disco songs. Never knew the movie 'Towering Inferno' was its inspiration. When you get back to disaster movies, maybe that's one you'll have to check out!
We were in the disco's every Saturday night in the 70's, when they played the Trammps you couldn't get a spot on the dance floor so the entire place would be dancing ❤ disco 😊 Gary
ROB SQUAD, once again FANTASTIC reaction and fantastic that you got a chance to sit down with Mr Earl Young!! I am just stunned and excited for this new adventure that you guys are on and it is SO Cool that you get to talk to these creators!! Jordan I hope in upcoming videos with Mr Young you ask him how long has he been playing the drums?? I'd be curious to know!!
This reaction channel was different right from the get-go and now its stepped up and surpassed expectations with the originators of these classic songs. Thanks for giving artists, like Earl Young, their due.. I'm sure it makes them "happy people" to know their music has stood the test of time and is still relevant today.
I'm so glad you guys are inviting the aritists of the past to come on your channel..this is awesome!
I am absolutely loving these videos with the original members. This makes it the real deal
"Disco Party" was their other #1 US Dance chart hit. "Disco Inferno" was just a Huge hit!!
The Trammps: Jimmy Ellis - lead vocal; Robert Upchurch - lead and baritone vocal; Earl Young - bass vocal, drums;
Harold Wade - first tenor; Stanley Wade - second tenor.
He was also with MFSB! Y'all need to react to MFSB's best known song, "The Sound of Philadelphia" from 1974.
I am a long-time subscriber and a music geek, but these reaction videos are elevating your channel to another level! Congratulations!
Truly, Truly Excellent ! First Class .... Thank you ! ❤️👏👍😉
I was a DJ in a club in the UK when these records came out. I wore these records out playing them. Disco will never die it was real music played by real musicians, I loved the Trammps and MFSB (Mother Father Sister Brother) and the Philly sound.
This song was a top 40 U.K. hit in early 1976 disco inferno charted twice in the U.K. in 1977 and 1978
Saw the Trammps live in 1978 - so much fun!!!
So glad the history that influenced music of that era is discussed.
And NYC did “Burn Baby Burn!” Summer of 1977 Blackout! Tramps played all over the radio during this time. ❤
Great to see you both with Earl Young, a true creator! Please, please react to more of the Trammps - they have a good dozen or so disco bangers! Thank you!!!
The Tramps are my favorite musical group of all time.
That's where the happy people go...is my favorite Disco song of all time.
That song started my 10 years as a Disco freak.
I loved all of it!
This band made the best dance beats of all time.
I love that bubble Bassline.
Rob Squad can you please review Worn out broken heart ... Lolita Holloway.
She has since passed, and I would like for people to know how great of a vocalist she was.
Thank you!
The memories this brings! Hit the dance floor every time!
This made me so happy!
What a great blast from the past! Dancing around like idiots with our Aqua Net hair and polyester wrap around dresses, I'm surprised we didn't spontaneously combust. 🤣 Thanks!
This is a really nice format. Love it
Such great stories.
Hello all the way from SWEDEN! this is me and my mothers jam!!!!! nothing can beat this!, greetings from us! :) :)
Brilliant concept!!!
How do you get these legends???? I’m so impressed by you two! ❤
Disco Inferno>>>> THE DISCO song off all time! Love it !
This Creator series is great! Thank you!
Lights flashing red yellow blue green I was waiting for Rob and Amber to start getting down and boogie.
Saturday Night Fever came out when I was 15 in 1977. I was too young to go to a disco but the next year I went to Spain with my high school Summer School Abroad program. We spent four of our five weeks in Salamanca. Back then movies weren’t released simultaneously worldwide so hit Spain a year after the US release. There was a disco within walking distance of our dorm and no drinking age in Spain. We went to the disco a couple of times a week. 46 years later and it feels like yesterday. Thanks for the trip down memory lane.
Love this.
Jay, agreed. Earl deserves to be in the Hall.
Thank you so much for this. Maybe one day you can have Earl back and focus on his work with MFSB
For bass lovers, listen to Ronnie Baker behind Wilson Pickett on "Engine No. 9", behind Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes on "Bad Luck" or behind Double Exposure on "Every Man."
There are hundreds and hundreds more tracks, of course, but those 3 are great examples.