I grew up with this music, the intruders, the stylistics, the Delfonics and on and on and on the best music ever ever ever! Never gets old gets better like fine wine! I’m 73 years old and so glad that the music of my time is generational❤️❤️‼️‼️
So agree with you. I just turned 69. We got to hear a lot of great soul and rock & roll come out; plus the clothes and lifestyle. I learned to play guitar in late 60's and played a lot of soul music in bands and some jazz back then also. I still play.
Bobby Starr is great. Sang lead after little Sonny left from 1970 to 1973. Sang lead on Win Place or Show she’s a winner when we get married to name a few. So sad to hear he passed Marc 17 2022 at age 85 from surgery from lung cancer. Loved me some Bobby Starr( Robert Ferguson)Rest in peace.
The Intruders are at the top of my list of male vocal groups from the 60's and 70's along with The Dells, The Temps, The Dramatics, The Stylistics you name it. Sweet, sweet soul music.
May I respectfully add the Chilites, Little Anthony and the Imperials, Smokey Robinson and the Miracles, Curtis Mayfield and the impressions, The Delphonics and the Five Stairsteps 😉 A fantastic era for music lovers!
@@lillharvee2213 very tragic.....Bird Doultry died......group started falling apart...and Sam " little Sonny " committed suicide after his mom died and his wife left. Big Sonny passed. SAM " Little Sonny"Brown could really sing with a very unique voice but experienced a tragic life.
Actually this tune came out in mid- 4/1968, right around when MLK was assasinated. The Mighty Quinn, No- body but Me, If I were a Carpenter , Spooky, Mrs. Robinson , Heartbreaker, Lady Madonna, Tighten Up, I think It's So Groovy Now, Mony Mony, Journey To The Center of Your Mind, Born To Be Wild , There is Someone Wslking Behind You , Turn Around , Jumping Jack Flash, Open My Eyes, Yummy Yummy, It's a beautifull Morning, Simple Simon Says, and so on.
1968, I was 14, jumping rope in Philadelphia in front of my parents house. Listening to this song and the sound of the double dutch rope hitting the pavement cause it was to dark to see it. Oh those days.
@@dash00723 actually Bobby Starr made his TV debut with the Intruders on December 13, 1971 on Soul Train doing this lip sync number of 68. " Cowboy to Girls". Soul Train played the recoding sound track of a song and the group would lip sync or sing along with no mics.
The lyrics, vocal arrangements, production n overall structure of this song is so unique n absolutely beautiful. Gamble n Huff were dynamic composers n producers.
Hell yeah this shit hot 🔥, got me hype, that dam beat and everything, those dam 🎻 violin coming in and out, I'm trying to figure out a way to rearrange it to make a hot beat
Lord the man is just so fine. Go ahead Bobby Starr with your fine self. He was the lead singer long enough to make an impact and continue with hits for the Intruders.
It was nice of Don to have them come on and perform this timeless classic. For the record the song is from 1968 so it would not be another 3-years until Soul Train came rolling down the tracks.
You know the idea to stick a radio in the window so the whole neighborhood could hear.. Back then my second older brother would sing all the songs and I would memic him.. The radio station was WOKJ in Jackson, Mississippi and it would come in real clear at night. and this particular one was one of my favorites.. Back when eight track tapes were invented.. Well this songs have stood the test of time.. 😎 LB May 2022
I love this song back in the day. Oh fun we had growing up in the 70’s. Good music and good times. I’m so blessed to have grown up in that era. Nothing like it.
I cry bc this song reminds me of my father growing up and he had this song on repeat especially when we had company in the basement with an open bar. My daddy is heaven and I will see him again. Thank you, daddy, for happy memories!✝️💜
The Intruders were amongst the many groups that came out of Philly with what I call "The Delfonic Philly Sound." Produced by Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff....DAMN GOOD MUSIC !!.....And by the way, I first heard this hit that spring of '68 and I just a young boy of 9yrs old.
The 60's was a great time for soul music from everywhere. Detroit, Memphis, Philly... the dance clubs were busy showcasing all of our favorites. Cowboys to Girls was a 1968 single featuring Sam "Little Sonny" Brown singing the lead. Little Sonny had some time off from 1969 to 1973. This SoulTrain appearance was probably during that time and featured Bobby Starr on vocals but appears to be a lip sync of the original 1968 hit. Met them a few times. They were excited hard working performers who did many long one night road trips.
51 Seconds in the couple the dude with the green coverall's and the chick with the brown shirt! that's dancing? All so, I love this song, but notice he's lip singing.
Neither of those staments are true. The times just change. This music is amazing and there is music from today that is still amazing@@monilaninetynine3811
I remember being a child, 4-5 years old. Me & Moms was riding & this came on & She said this is his favorite song. This brought tears because they're both gone now 🥲 this took Me back. Memories 🥲
Do you see the babies to the right? How incredbile were those times. shucks! I could have been allowed to dance there. I was 8 in 1968 listening to this song on a transistor radio on a twin bed that I shared with my sister in New Orleans
OMG Please don't leave me out This beautiful classic just moves one's soul in the right direction 4SURE!!!! I'm soooooo happy I grew up on this magical sound so grateful to have lived through this era of beautiful music this kind of music will never go out of style 😘The lyrics that yanked ur heartstrings for decades ❤️❤️ Do U Agree?? A blast from the past good ode days I was a teenager carefree INDEED 😘💥😛💥🥰❤️Still listening how about October 27 2022
The world greatest music ever made and one of a kind can not be replace real R&B soul music classic this music will never ever be forgotten it will live forever rips guys
Timeless classic written by Gamble and Huff three years before the birth of Philly International. The Title Song, COWBOYS TO GIRLS, along with BASEBALL GAME were my favorites from this album.
I remember when this song first was released in 1968. I was at Whitted Junior High School in Durham, North Carolina. The Intruders was one of my favorite groups back then along with the Delfonics and the Moments. I wish I could go back into time to these days. Today in 2023, the world is in so much confusion.
Oh my gosh, I remember this song, thank you PIR. "I use to play!" Awe..... Life was carefree, jumping rope & transistor radios! Tampa Bay is enjoying. DG
I was in elementary when this came out first or second grade, my stepfather brought most of this great music to our family, thank God he is still around, he doesn't play none of these songs no more, he preaching the gospel, but these recording brought so much joy to our house 🏡 during those good old days.
We used to be in the after hours joint digging this. I always made them play it. It is my fav. My daddy was a cowboy. I just recently lost him. Giddy up daddy. R.I.P.
Wow...timeless song! North Philly Intruders from 68... I listened to this on radio back then. Now I'm 78 and loving every note. Very underrated group. Lead singer for group was Sam " little Sonny" Brown... he was gone from group and Bobby Starr Taking lead here.....but he isnt singing .....the group is lip syncing the original song. With Sonnys voice belting out that beautiful song... 🎶💕🎶
Iam 76 now and knew this song but just put two and two together to find out it was the intruders. I loved all those philly groups...blue notes, teddy, stylistics, delphonics etc. but came to it in the early seventies...better late than never!!
@@brodocbetty4856 in this Soul Train appearance they lip synced the recording. You see Bobby Starr filling in for Little Sonny Brown....but that is still little Sonny on recording. Not Bobby Starr. It would sound like Sonny ...because it is Sonny.
I was in the 8th grade when this song came out in 1968. Here I am on September 4, 2022 still listening to Cowboys and Girls. I have this C.D. today by the Intruders. Philly had so many talents artists back in the 60's like the Intruders, Delfonics, etc. I Will Always Love My Mama by the Intruders is favorite song after my mother passed away Christmas Eve 2013, the day before her birthday, Christmas Day. I cry every time I hear I Will Always Love My Mama. 😢 😭Lord Jesus, I miss those days back in the late 60's and 70's growing up listening to real music.
GOD BLESS YOU AND HELP 2 CONTINUE 2 ENDURE 👍 HEART 👋 ❤ 💙 💜! SINCERELY JACKIE HARRIS I AGREE WHAT YOU'RE SAYING ABOUT THE 60"S THE YEAR I WAS BORN ALREADY THE 60"S 70'S WOW IM THE LAST OF THE ( MOHEGANS ? SPELL ) CHECK!?! CLOSE ENOUGH 😆 👍!. SATURDAY JANUARY 21, ILL BE 63 IF GOD PERMITS NI PRAY 🙏 HE WILL! AD HE HELP YOU ENDURE CONTINOUSLY HES GOD'S ABLE YOU AND I KNOW THAT 👍!. SMILE 👍 BACK 2 TO SHOOT EM UP BANG, BANG!. SMILE ✔ 😃 😊! 👍! 👋 👋
I am now 67 years old and I am still listening to this song, March 7, 2023. I wish I had a time machine that I could go back to the days when this song came out to see family members and friends that's currently deceased.
I remember seeing them on a Philly Soul Package 🎶 with O'Jays Trammps, and Harold Melvin and The Bluenotes! Gamble, Huff and Thom Bell. 🎶 Sigh, What music!!!!🎶
I'm in my early 70's and this music brings back some vibes from so long ago, but somehow seems as fresh as ever. I guess that is what makes it a CLASSIC.
I remember when I use to play shoot em up bang bang baby. A classic song which I will always love. Thanks for Soul Train.The dancing had so much style and class. I'm still listening in 2021.
Let’s not forget their other big hit “I’ll Always Love My Mama”, timeless classics.
Yes Lord!!! One of my favorites..
Yup Love that song
My favorite is TOGETHER.
@@thespy7795 I’m gonna check that out! Thanks! 👍
😂😂😢😮😅@@doubletakewithwindy9012
Who Else is here in 2024 listening to this Soul Classic?
🫵🏻You've Got great Taste 💯🎼
Meeeeeeee!!❤❤
Id do! :)
76 and still listiening to the classics they don't make music like this anymore. Memories of good times and innocence
Real music, 🎶
Same, here I am enjoying the sound's.
Never gets old.
HAPPY 82ND BIRTHDAY LEGENDARY
SONGWRITER/PRODUCER
LEON HUFF
(APRIL 8, 2024)
I am here November 14, 2024 listening to this song. Are there anyone else here listening to Cowboys To Girls?
You are not the only one who listening to this song awesome
aka "Mad Dad" Oh yeah right there with you Nov. 25, 2024
Yes still do all the time 😊
January 2025 in the House
@@poolpulse3447 I am back on here listening to this song, Friday January 17, 2025 at 7:33 p.m.😁
As a white musician in the 60s and 70s,this is a perfect song for the ages! I still play this even at 70 years old
I'm 62 and I feel you
I can see why. Very timeless song.
I'm 73 and still love this song seems like yesterday.
@@joycelago1315I be 45 and agree Timeless music 🎶 ❤we in 2024 and still sounds good 😊
@@joycelago1315😮😂 0:19
Omg what a time when this type music ruled the charts
Hairstyles remind of my dad. RIP to all our pops who hey day was in the 70s
Man this is music 🎶 the world we in now is so difficult with are youth 😢I'm very happy to say i was there love and peace ✌ to all of us
Who can ever forget soul train RIP don conilus
I grew up with this music, the intruders, the stylistics, the Delfonics and on and on and on the best music ever ever ever! Never gets old gets better like fine wine! I’m 73 years old and so glad that the music of my time is generational❤️❤️‼️‼️
So agree with you. I just turned 69. We got to hear a lot of great soul and rock & roll come out; plus the clothes and lifestyle. I learned to play guitar in late 60's and played a lot of soul music in bands and some jazz back then also. I still play.
Me too
68.me.to
I'm 24 n I just love this kind of music 🎶 ❤️ my generation looks at me weird for it.
So many great memories 💗. So sad that time just goes by so fast.
You don’t need to be old to love this music. It never gets old and I’m 26 🥰
I feel you….Im the Same age and I Love my oldies 😂
I loved this song long ago! I am almost 70 now! but the music and the vibe carries on!
@@itsmepops3435 I’m the same way literally!
@
Bri Elise
Right!! It's always fresh, from the first time I heard it as a child. Sweet, sweet music!!
Yeah classics lives. Forever
this is what you call American Soul music. Can you dig it?
I can dig it my brother....Robert "Bobby Starr" Ferguson was from my hood!
I'm 70 and I still love the song.
62 still grooving oldies til expire
I 'm 71 and remember this one of my favorites. ❤
Remember when that person not there ❤❤memories ❤❤🎉
Bobby Starr is great. Sang lead after little Sonny left from 1970 to 1973. Sang lead on Win Place or Show she’s a winner when we get married to name a few. So sad to hear he passed Marc 17 2022 at age 85 from surgery from lung cancer. Loved me some Bobby Starr( Robert Ferguson)Rest in peace.
Bobby Starr just looked, moved and sounded so naturally smooth in this video of Cowboys to Girls ❤🎼💎
Aww sorry to hear about Bobby Starr. RIP..such a beautiful smile too ❤🙏🌟
The Intruders are at the top of my list of male vocal groups from the 60's and 70's along with The Dells, The Temps, The Dramatics, The Stylistics you name it. Sweet, sweet soul music.
May I respectfully add the Chilites, Little Anthony and the Imperials, Smokey Robinson and the Miracles, Curtis Mayfield and the impressions, The Delphonics and the Five Stairsteps 😉 A fantastic era for music lovers!
I love the intruders they are one f the best
I love ❤ the intruders I'm soon to turn 65 I sill love them I ran across songs I never heard they are so on point 👉
@@safee4540 Can i add the continental 4, the whispers.
@@ferdinandfrancis9673 Absolutely 👍 And while we're at it how about The Unifics & The Artistics😉
You don’t have to be any certain age to enjoy this kind of music. 23 years old ❤️ This felt good to my soul !
17 here
Call me
Hello all the wey from Tijuana BC México 🇲🇽 take care and 🙏God bless you i love this song
YES, glad I wasn’t the only young old soul. 22 here
❤
The 70's were the best times of my life.😊❤😊❤
SHO U RIGHT NOTHING CAN COMPARE TO THOSE SWEET RIGHTEOUS DAYS
Wonderful 70s great. Music
Smh! This wasn't from the 70's for God's sake. Sheesh!
Well late sixties . I was a child in the seventies and that's when I first heard it
..The 80's for me since I was born in the 60's.
The PHILLY SOUND MACHINE OF GAMBLE AND HUFF.
Philly's own baby.
Soul Train dancers were and will always be the best.
Yes,they will live thru TIME,THANKS!!
@@berrybarfield5056I still come back to these old videos and steal styles
REMEMBERING
ROBERT "BIG SONNY" EDWARDS
(FEBRUARY 22, 1942 - OCTOBER 15, 2016)
[02/22/2023]
The dance steps, the outfits the voices and the hair. I love all of it.
When historical music is better that the present, we need a reset button.
No lie
The Intruders, they fall into the "Unsung" category. Very underrated group.
Indeed!👋🏽👋🏽👋🏽
@@empresserica ...one of those great school daze songs!!!
Absolutely 💯
I have been requesting tv one to do a episode on them for a while now I truly want to see there story!
@@lillharvee2213 very tragic.....Bird Doultry died......group started falling apart...and Sam " little Sonny " committed suicide after his mom died and his wife left. Big Sonny passed. SAM " Little Sonny"Brown could really sing with a very unique voice but experienced a tragic life.
OLD School Music is TIMELESS and will live 4 EVER!!!!
CLASSIC SOUL!
One of my favorite songs, Cowboys to Girls from my early teenage years. ❤️🙏🏻
Mine too. I think I was about 4 or 5 when this came out. Great memories ❤
High school days
Yeaaaaaah
Nothing like 70's Soul!!
Actually this tune came out in mid- 4/1968, right around when MLK was assasinated. The Mighty Quinn, No- body but Me, If I were a Carpenter , Spooky, Mrs. Robinson , Heartbreaker, Lady Madonna, Tighten Up, I think It's So Groovy Now, Mony Mony, Journey To The Center of Your Mind, Born To Be Wild , There is Someone Wslking Behind You , Turn Around , Jumping Jack Flash, Open My Eyes, Yummy Yummy, It's a beautifull Morning, Simple Simon Says, and so on.
Ummmm....this wasn't the 70's but older then that.
1968, I was 14, jumping rope in Philadelphia in front of my parents house. Listening to this song and the sound of the double dutch rope hitting the pavement cause it was to dark to see it. Oh those days.
@@dash00723 Tunes were 67-69. The Intruders "Cowboys an Girls " came out mid-4/1968,I just turned 11 years old.
@@dash00723 actually Bobby Starr made his TV debut with the Intruders on December 13, 1971 on Soul Train doing this lip sync number of 68.
" Cowboy to Girls". Soul Train played the recoding sound track of a song and the group would lip sync or sing along with no mics.
Oldies but goodies. The most underrated group of the 60’s and 70’s
You are so right, I believe the Intruders jump started Philadelphia International Records.
My mother use to love this song. Rip to my mother. I remember being young growing up listening to good music and good times. On the record player.
The lyrics, vocal arrangements, production n overall structure of this song is so unique n absolutely beautiful. Gamble n Huff were dynamic composers n producers.
Hell yeah this shit hot 🔥, got me hype, that dam beat and everything, those dam 🎻 violin coming in and out, I'm trying to figure out a way to rearrange it to make a hot beat
@@anthonybaker7433 ....
Wanna go outside in the rain
@@kerryruff5625 hell yeah you're right, that one also
My personal favorite by them is " Hang on in there"
@@kerryruff5625 apAAAa@
Why can't music be like this today?People who didn't grow up listening to these great artist.Truly missed out.
You got that right ✌️❤️🎶
I agree
Cause people dont appreciate real good music!💯
FrFr
Good old days. They don't make good music like that anymore.
Lord the man is just so fine. Go ahead Bobby Starr with your fine self. He was the lead singer long enough to make an impact and continue with hits for the Intruders.
Soul train makes me proud to be black!! love my black people!!!
It was nice of Don to have them come on and perform this timeless classic. For the record the song is from 1968 so it would not be another 3-years until Soul Train came rolling down the tracks.
That is correct. This was December 13, 1971 when Intruders were on Soul Train.
Back when music was iconic and u have a partner to dance with. Miss those days!
The genius of Gamble and Huff
ふ
You know the idea to stick a radio in the window so the whole neighborhood could hear.. Back then my second older brother would sing all the songs and I would memic him.. The radio station was WOKJ in Jackson, Mississippi and it would come in real clear at night. and this particular one was one of my favorites.. Back when eight track tapes were invented.. Well this songs have stood the test of time.. 😎 LB May 2022
When i was young i would hear these love songs and wondered what love is..
I love this song back in the day. Oh fun we had growing up in the 70’s. Good music and good times. I’m so blessed to have grown up in that era. Nothing like it.
Absolutely
I cry bc this song reminds me of my father growing up and he had this song on repeat especially when we had company in the basement with an open bar. My daddy is heaven and I will see him again. Thank you, daddy, for happy memories!✝️💜
The Intruders were amongst the many groups that came out of Philly with what I call "The Delfonic Philly Sound." Produced by Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff....DAMN GOOD MUSIC !!.....And by the way, I first heard this hit that spring of '68 and I just a young boy of 9yrs old.
Happy to be here, Peace to all who come here, God Bless America, good times, makes me smile again, we had the stuff!
The 60's was a great time for soul music from everywhere. Detroit, Memphis, Philly... the dance clubs were busy showcasing all of our favorites. Cowboys to Girls was a 1968 single featuring Sam "Little Sonny" Brown singing the lead. Little Sonny had some time off from 1969 to 1973. This SoulTrain appearance was probably during that time and featured Bobby Starr on vocals but appears to be a lip sync of the original 1968 hit. Met them a few times. They were excited hard working performers who did many long one night road trips.
WOW ..THIS IS IT .. THE GOOD OLD DAY ..LADIES AND GENTLEMEN..WE HAD CLASS ..BEAUTIFUL SOUL MUSIC 🎶🎵♥❤ RIGHT ON RIGHT ON ..HEY
Truth Indeed AMEN
The singer his voice is wonderful
Aaah yea!!❤
These cats were something else. If you don’t like this song you just don’t know.
i miss all the this show so much it makes me shed tears Sidney Dunbar
I agree!
Me to brother. It's nothing like soul train. And it never Will be again.
Yah me too! Saturday morning s ✌️❤️🎶💃
Moss
Luv music. No beefing.
I remember was young just little boy living in a orphanage O' Rouke children center learning the beautiful sounds of Soul music back in 72
GREAT SONG, GREAT SINGERS.
Listen to that bass! Gawd!
I’m dancing through 2022!
Beautiful!❤️ Everyone is dancing so beautifully🥰
Essence
Love This Era Good Groups My Kind of Music
51 Seconds in the couple the dude with the green coverall's and the chick with the brown shirt! that's dancing? All so, I love this song, but notice he's lip singing.
@@leemontoya8028 ~ noticed he was lip-syncing also as many did on the show (& some couples actually couldn't dance) BUT Oh What a TIME
@@grammyj17988 You have never heard of Jan and dean? yes you have!! you just looked them up!
They was getting down to that jam i love the 70's
Keep going what you want go for it Dream AndGoals goes long way from old school remember that ❤❤🎉🎉👌👌👌👌👌
These youngsters don't know anything bout this Soul music sad!!!!!! 😮
I love The intruders too🎤💿🕺🏾💗🙋🏾♂️🙋🏾💃🏾💞
My uncle Don Ray Jackson wrote this song.
Beside, I'll always love my momma. This is at the Top of my list
Did he ever write more songs?
@@patrickknotts3921 yes he did thru me. He inspired me to write songs. Fredgenius7 is my channel here on TH-cam. He taught me to write.
@@daimonmarioperez9501 I also loved I wanna know your Name! It was remade by the Whispers and loved that version as well!
Well I can tell you this brother your uncle wrote my all-time favorite song 🙏🇺🇸
Why don’t groups sing like this anymore? These groups had more class in thier finger nail than the groups of today.
More class and loads more talent
Neither of those staments are true. The times just change. This music is amazing and there is music from today that is still amazing@@monilaninetynine3811
bc purposely orchestrated this way THEY don’t want music like this they want music of chaos (divide and conquer)
There is a few groups that still sing like this in the last few years..Joey Quiñones..Durand Jones to name a couple
AMEN BRO AMEN
actually Sad how Low we've gone
Gamble and Huff's most perfect productions, from the group to the harmony to all the beautiful musicians.
In 1971 this song came out and I must of listen to this everyday and night, Became my favorite song of all times
I remember being a child, 4-5 years old. Me & Moms was riding & this came on & She said this is his favorite song. This brought tears because they're both gone now 🥲 this took Me back. Memories 🥲
😥
A bomb
Son fenomenales. 😍🤩🥰
Don 2Hawthorne, I can relate to every bit of your comment 😢 Theses songs are the Sound tracks of my Youth!💙Back When Music Was Music! 🎶🎵 😁💦💙
Do you see the babies to the right? How incredbile were those times. shucks! I could have been allowed to dance there. I was 8 in 1968 listening to this song on a transistor radio on a twin bed that I shared with my sister in New Orleans
WHO'S STILL LISTENING TO THIS 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 SONG IN 2022
OLE SKOOL MUSIC LASTS FOR A LIFETIME
OMG Please don't leave me out
This beautiful classic just moves one's soul in the right direction 4SURE!!!! I'm soooooo happy I grew up on this magical sound so grateful to have lived through this era of beautiful music this kind of music will never go out of style 😘The lyrics that yanked ur heartstrings for decades ❤️❤️ Do U Agree?? A blast from the past good ode days I was a teenager carefree INDEED 😘💥😛💥🥰❤️Still listening how about October 27 2022
Old school still listening ❤❤❤
The world greatest music ever made and one of a kind can not be replace real R&B soul music classic this music will never ever be forgotten it will live forever rips guys
Truth Indeed
I always watched on Saturdays
this song reminds me of my brother Mando back in the day he used to play it all the time miss u Brother Nick SAenz.
This was my childhood fave song 💓 n at 65 it sounds even better!!!! ❤❤❤
The best music nothing compares. Especially anything modern.
Timeless classic written by Gamble and Huff three years before the birth of Philly International. The Title Song, COWBOYS TO GIRLS, along with BASEBALL GAME were my favorites from this album.
I remember when this song first was released in 1968. I was at Whitted Junior High School in Durham, North Carolina. The Intruders was one of my favorite groups back then along with the Delfonics and the Moments. I wish I could go back into time to these days. Today in 2023, the world is in so much confusion.
Oh my gosh, I remember this song, thank you PIR. "I use to play!" Awe..... Life was carefree, jumping rope & transistor radios! Tampa Bay is enjoying. DG
The age of the afro and all natural style. We have always been a beautiful people created in the image of The Most HIGH
No age limit good music.
The best old school ❤
Oh yes
This song bring back old memories when I was 9 years old in 1968
I was in elementary when this came out first or second grade, my stepfather brought most of this great music to our family, thank God he is still around, he doesn't play none of these songs no more, he preaching the gospel, but these recording brought so much joy to our house 🏡 during those good old days.
My era. I had all these records and still listen 🎶
Cowboys to Girls, seen like yesterday 💕 2024
This melts my heart away. The dancers. The colors. The Intruders. Soul Train. New Black America 🇺🇸 wow so powerful
We used to be in the after hours joint digging this. I always made them play it. It is my fav. My daddy was a cowboy. I just recently lost him. Giddy up daddy. R.I.P.
i always loved this song. Great singing, great old school lyrics !!!
I love how the lead, Sonny sounded straight from the corner, while their harmony was heavenly!!
Wow I was 5 years old when this song debuted in 1968 ! I remember it vaguely though. Very underrated Group. But a great one.
THE INTRUDERS MUSIC IS DYNAMITE. THEIR RECORDS ARE GETTING RARE & HARD TO FIND
This song never gets old
Wow...timeless song! North Philly Intruders from 68... I listened to this on radio back then. Now I'm 78 and loving every note. Very underrated group. Lead singer for group was Sam " little Sonny" Brown... he was gone from group and Bobby Starr Taking lead here.....but he isnt singing .....the group is lip syncing the original song. With Sonnys voice belting out that beautiful song... 🎶💕🎶
WDAS /UPTOWN
Iam 76 now and knew this song but just put two and two together to find out it was the intruders. I loved all those philly groups...blue notes, teddy, stylistics, delphonics etc. but came to it in the early seventies...better late than never!!
Bobby Star was a really good replacement, His voice was close to that of little Sonny but a bit smoother.
@@brodocbetty4856 in this Soul Train appearance they lip synced the recording. You see Bobby Starr filling in for Little Sonny Brown....but that is still little Sonny on recording. Not Bobby Starr. It would sound like Sonny ...because it is Sonny.
That's I was sure of a 60's song played in the 70's
Just found out this was my grandfather’s song, now it’s mine ❤💯🤴🏾
Real Music. somebody I need a time machine pronto.
I am on it with you!!!
Okay.. Me too
Wait for me....
I agree how we miss
This 🎶 music it was so good
Wow I will stay forever young and every time I hear that song I feel this is just the beginning and I am 69yrs.
I was in the 8th grade when this song came out in 1968. Here I am on September 4, 2022 still listening to Cowboys and Girls. I have this C.D. today by the Intruders. Philly had so many talents artists back in the 60's like the Intruders, Delfonics, etc. I Will Always Love My Mama by the Intruders is favorite song after my mother passed away Christmas Eve 2013, the day before her birthday, Christmas Day. I cry every time I hear I Will Always Love My Mama. 😢 😭Lord Jesus, I miss those days back in the late 60's and 70's growing up listening to real music.
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Those were the best of times.
GOD BLESS YOU AND HELP 2 CONTINUE 2 ENDURE 👍 HEART 👋 ❤ 💙 💜! SINCERELY JACKIE HARRIS I AGREE WHAT YOU'RE SAYING ABOUT THE 60"S THE YEAR I WAS BORN ALREADY THE 60"S 70'S WOW IM THE LAST OF THE ( MOHEGANS ? SPELL ) CHECK!?! CLOSE ENOUGH 😆 👍!. SATURDAY JANUARY 21, ILL BE 63 IF GOD PERMITS NI PRAY 🙏 HE WILL! AD HE HELP YOU ENDURE CONTINOUSLY HES GOD'S ABLE YOU AND I KNOW THAT 👍!. SMILE 👍 BACK 2 TO SHOOT EM UP BANG, BANG!. SMILE ✔ 😃 😊! 👍! 👋 👋
me too, eighth grade in 68, and I always have to come here to take my mandatory trip down memory lane, never gets old, but now brings a tear.
I am now 67 years old and I am still listening to this song, March 7, 2023. I wish I had a time machine that I could go back to the days when this song came out to see family members and friends that's currently deceased.
I remember seeing them on a Philly Soul Package 🎶 with O'Jays Trammps, and Harold Melvin and The Bluenotes!
Gamble, Huff and Thom Bell. 🎶 Sigh, What music!!!!🎶
I REMEMBER THIS SONG AND I STILL LOVE IT JUST AS MUCH AS I ALWAYS HAVE LOVED IT.
My gosh, this was the best music ever.
This music set an atmosphere. Thank God for that time of our life. 📼📻🎼🎤🎵🎵🎵
Miss you dad 😢🕊️🙏🏼💙 1955-2021
Shoot em up n bang bang baby!!!! My Favorite Line!!! Thanks grandma for this good music u played for us growing up
Yooo the lead singer is toooo freaking smooth 😂
@MichaelJefferson-yt8dy all I said he was smooth! I know Sonny the original lead singer .. I said smooth 🙄
Oh yeah those was incredibly times of innocence and sweet music that made u feel good about life and the experiences u encountered.
I'm in my early 70's and this music brings back some vibes from so long ago, but somehow seems as fresh as ever. I guess that is what makes it a CLASSIC.
I remember when I use to play shoot em up bang bang baby. A classic song which I will always love. Thanks for Soul Train.The dancing had so much style and class. I'm still listening in 2021.
Me too. This music never gets old. Will be 73 in December. Love all the 60 s and 70 s groups. Others too. Stay warm, people
This is music especially 70s 80s brings back memories from the US ARMY. 🇵🇷🇺🇸✌🏽
1968/69