Bro!!! You don't even know! Gotta respect the old skool to appreciate most of the new... All these cats struggled hard to pave the way for today's artist. This right here is a helluva gem. Glad you found this cut. Alotta the new stuff you hear now sample a good majority of the old skool. Now ya gotta dig deeper and pull up more of the old. Some Temps, Platters, Marvin, Commodores, Isley Brothers, Al Green and the list goes on.
I really appreciate what you said about how they struggled to pave the way. That is so true, the record business ripped these people off so badly. I’ve seen a lot of artists in those DJ Cassidy mixes. Not sure if you’ve seen those videos, it’s really cool to see how they all still look so good. Gladys knight has inspired me to get a facelift, I mean she must have had one because she looks better now than in the 70s and she must be close to Eighty. Not sure. But omg she’s stunning!
@@itssewxtra1713 I have absolutely watched quite a few of Cassidys pass the mic videos. It truly is amazing to see how well aged alot of the old schoolers look. Alot of nostalgia in those videos, alotta faces people forgot were out there that helped set the tone for today's artist to even be noticed.
@@kevinperkins2438 omg I agree about how good everyone looks now! I could go on and on, but what stands out the most is Gladys Knight. Like whaaaattt? Did you see the Mother’s Day edition? She is absolutely stunning! But also see how much they all get into it when they do there hits. I about cried when I saw Bobby Brown, knowing his entire family is dead. With music, I feel like I know them because they are always there for me you know?.anyway thanks for your input.
@@itssewxtra1713 no i didn't catch the mothers day edition. But yea I've always had a strong fondness for music. Not just R&B. But all genres. I grew up listening to artists such as Al Green to artists such as Stevie Nick's and even CCR. Def if it wasn't for artist like this, who knows how many of today's artist would have made the cut. Though some of today's artist are kind of questionable. 😆
Just to let you know that in the 1970's there were alot of amazing R & B Groups. Them, The Manhattans, Stylistics, Spinners, Dramatics, Intruders, and if you wanted to get Romantic, these guys were the ones to listen to.
@@kjw111 I have a lot of their music including "Spell and Chasing Rainbows" with Ted "Wizard" Mills on lead. FYI: Ted Mills was discovered by Randy Cain (RIP) of the Delphonics who introduced him to executives at WMOT records.
Back in the 70s astrology was big-it wasn't uncommon for an opening line in a bar for someone to say "What's Your sign?" (Zodiac). You had to live through the 70s to understand.
Yes sir Tom! It's a 70's thang youngster's today wouldn't understand it!🤗 Leo'sand Scorpios went head to head on which was the greateslt. Us Leo's back then and today still wear that crown!😂 Yes Sir! This 70's teenager remember wearing our white ballpark t-shirt where we'd hit the t-shirt shop in the mall and have our zodiac sign pressed in the front ,and on back we'd have our name or known street name. Wearing our Calvin Klein,Sassoon Jordache,Sergio Valenti jeans. In the summer we'd wear zodiac t-shirts rocking our Daisy Duke shorts. Walking around and chilling at Menard Park of of Galveston Texas's beach seawall . The music blasting everywhere was : Parliament "Turn This Mutha Out ,Bootsy's Wind me Up, I'd Rather be with You, Maze featuring Frankie Beverly's Joy and Pain, Before I Let Go, Isley's Brother's Summer Breeze. Sometimes a local bad a_s group called:" Down to Earth" jammed the park' s pavilion stage. What a time we had back then! Blessed Day! 🙏🏾
back in the day ..when a bro met a sis he introduced himself by name and eventually he would mention his zodiac sign..indication if our personality( zodiac signs compatible)
My born year was 63', loved seeing your reaction....all our music in that era was smooth. This was one of my favorite songs in the 70's. I was quiet and carried myself like Ms. Universe (Charles) 😉.
This was one of the biggest hits of 1974. Me and, all of my high school friends were amazed the first time we heard that song on the only black radio station in NewYork City at that time WWRL1600 am. We couldn’t wait to see them at the Apollo. I personally had a crush the Libra Charles. I loved his voice and, his smile.
I was Satori's age in 1974, married with 2 young kids who are now 50 & almost 54 when this song came out. I was surprised in later years how my kids know & remember every song their dad & I loved to listen to. They said it's their music too because they heard it every day playing in our house, car & at our friend's homes. They like many genres of music and props to parents that introduce their children to good jams including your dad & whoever influenced Satori into this rabbit hole of the 60s & 70s music. You all have something in common with any age group.
@@pharamathews5152 hi awesome! my father had so many old school 1960's and 1970's record albums. I love music and it never get too old. right now I am 50 years old. I do still listen to old school music and by the way, I love me some hip hop. I was from Bronx New York.
This is a classic , it was played all the time growing up and that was wayyyyyy before I was born. . .. lol. This is an OG oldie! Im a libra btw! Lol....lmao
It's a good thing when the younger generation can appreciate the music of our generation. I like this guy, he's learning about having an "old soul!" Love it.
I'm just as blown away as you Satori! Never saw a group repeat their zodiac signs and their names over and over! Lol. Different but smooth!! Lol. Gotta love Larry!
Back in the day, folks always bragged about their Zodiac Sign. En Vogue did a parody of this. This Song was also featured on The Fresh Prince Of Bel Air. My Sister fell out laughing when she saw The Episode.
.....how do you listen to this trash Bop Hop then, cuz luv all they do is repeat stupid rambles for 3.2 minutes.....so do educate me on ones selection of music.....BTW, back in the day, people used their zodiac sign as pick-up lines....now you just need a blunt.💯 I was a kid in the 70's, Compton GENxER, FIRST GENERATION HOP here....sad, no respect for anything one fails to grasp, but lacks exposure...wtf happened. 💯👈🏾
Young man, you got that right, we were different in my day than today. These brothers were rapping as they sanged their song. That transition was like when they floated on the stage at the beginning and they went back to end like they started.
For Old folks like me, age 63, this type of music is like a trip back to childhood. I just love the vibe, smooth as honey. I used to listen to these guys and try and decide which one I liked most.
This is and ALWAYS will be a beautiful song. This song actually has an intro to it. I don't know if it's the album version or not. From the genuine sensuality, to the sultry instrumentation. Mind you, ain't nothin' studio 'electronic' about this song, that's a real band playin' in the background. From beginning to end you float on! The love is real. My Mom's used to play this, and I always laughed when I heard, 'Larry.' 😄
*it does my old and cynical heart good to see a younger generation give this music a chance and a listen.* *your joy at discovery comes through.* *and it makes me smile.* cheers.
I was 20. I saw them in concert in King of Prussia, PA. I met them with my friends. I dated the drummer for a while. I loved the music from those days.
This song came out when I was 12/13 years old. It was on heavy rotation and became an international hit. It stayed on the charts so long until I forget there's a whole couple of generations who don't have a clue! I'm getting old...😄😄😄
I was 18 in the summer of 1977 when this song came out. We grew up with LOVE songs!! Don't hate on it. I feel so sorry for this generation where young men don't learn how to speak to women and ask for a date - NOT ON SOCIAL MEDIA!!
In 1971 I was fourteen yrs yng, Living thru the 70s was exciting times, The music had meaning and feelings, it was soulfull, it was melody and harmony, we used to stand on corners and steps singing our favorite songs, acapela or with music, we used to imitate the Temptations and other groups and their choreography, great music back then,
Yes love they gave you the keys to the door this is all old school classic will never grow old thank you for appreciating it and your reaction is priceless
One of my favorite old school songs. You should have seen all the young guys back in the day stating their zodiac signs and names, imitating this song. LOL!
Thanks, this takes me back to the days I was a bartender in the black neighborhood, in a black bar. Although I am not black I grew up with alot of the people who frequented the bar. I loved every day I went to work. This song takes me there. The Floaters are great. Memories 🙂👍👏
I loved this song as a kid, I remember zodiac signs were big back then. Larry was my favorite because we shared the same sign and he was the coolest! LOL! This takes me back!
Smooth team dancing mixed with smooth backup vocals and a smokey Robinson style tenor lead voice. It is easier to drink it in and "get it" by just listening the first time to get the feeling of it & let it wash over you. Yes you are right, it is different because it is from so long ago - as old as I am!❤ I liked it.
This is the soundtrack of my generation (GenX 1956-1964). We were about your age, or a little younger (high teens), and The Floaters, Spinners, Delfonics, etc. kept us up against the wall all night. The 1970s were the absolute best time for music, because the artistry was off the chain. It helped train future musicians in my generation like Prince, how to compose and arrange their own grooves.
Dude, you ain’t never lie - it is a very different generation. I was about 13 when this song came out - they always played this during couple skate. It was the slow jam at the house party with the older kids if a dude wanted to “cop a girl”. ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
I looove your reaction!! Yes, music was smooth and sensuous back then. And the dance steps!🥇🏆 A concert was Something to See back in the day...Pure excitement and entertainment Everytime😊🌞
Your reaction to this video is HI-LA-RI-OUS! Oh my goodness, you made me laugh 😆 BTW - the choreography at the end was just the reverse of their opening steps.
Remember on Biggie Smalls- Big Poppa when he was like “Who they attracting with that line, What’s yo name what’s yo sign?” 😂 it’s like a pickup line to mention zodiac signs back then
Soon as he buy that wine I just creep up from behind…And ask you what ya interests are … WHO YOU BE WIT….Things to make you smile, what numbers to dial!…..#BIG🖤🤯✌🏾
Where I play darts has these are all on the playlist. Only 5 songs, but what a list... Juicy Fruit, Float On, Tonight is the Night, Pick up the Pieces, Firecracker. Needless to say they all get played when I'm there.
Your reactions are so genuine! Love it...yes the Floaters were a smooth group w/one hit unfortunately. Growing up in the 70's was a blast. Keep listening and learning
The younger generation needs to take some education from how a REAL BLACK BROTHER treated his QUEEN! I feel so sad for what my daughters and other young ladies are going through… y’all need to also check out “Give your baby a standing ovation “ - by the Dells.. REAL music 🎶 REAL soul music 🎶
I love this song and the video. I have played this for friends who who were born after this generation. I was fortunate to live in this generation as a youngster and the songs that came from this era still are in my heart and soul. It stays with you. I have an amazing mental playlist from that generation.
Thanks so much for giving old skool some props. I saw these brothers on stage way way back in the 70’s real smooth and silky but I wish they had a bigger push than they got. Today’s music does have a mix of edginess and smooth riding the Chris Brown stuff is really good. I’m 65 still loving the old and the new. Keep on keepin on y’all. Much ❤
Bro!!! You don't even know! Gotta respect the old skool to appreciate most of the new... All these cats struggled hard to pave the way for today's artist. This right here is a helluva gem. Glad you found this cut. Alotta the new stuff you hear now sample a good majority of the old skool. Now ya gotta dig deeper and pull up more of the old. Some Temps, Platters, Marvin, Commodores, Isley Brothers, Al Green and the list goes on.
I really appreciate what you said about how they struggled to pave the way. That is so true, the record business ripped these people off so badly. I’ve seen a lot of artists in those DJ Cassidy mixes. Not sure if you’ve seen those videos, it’s really cool to see how they all still look so good. Gladys knight has inspired me to get a facelift, I mean she must have had one because she looks better now than in the 70s and she must be close to Eighty. Not sure. But omg she’s stunning!
@@itssewxtra1713 I have absolutely watched quite a few of Cassidys pass the mic videos. It truly is amazing to see how well aged alot of the old schoolers look. Alot of nostalgia in those videos, alotta faces people forgot were out there that helped set the tone for today's artist to even be noticed.
@@itssewxtra1713 Mae blk hardly ever cracks😁
@@kevinperkins2438 omg I agree about how good everyone looks now! I could go on and on, but what stands out the most is Gladys Knight. Like whaaaattt? Did you see the Mother’s Day edition? She is absolutely stunning! But also see how much they all get into it when they do there hits. I about cried when I saw Bobby Brown, knowing his entire family is dead. With music, I feel like I know them because they are always there for me you know?.anyway thanks for your input.
@@itssewxtra1713 no i didn't catch the mothers day edition. But yea I've always had a strong fondness for music. Not just R&B. But all genres. I grew up listening to artists such as Al Green to artists such as Stevie Nick's and even CCR. Def if it wasn't for artist like this, who knows how many of today's artist would have made the cut. Though some of today's artist are kind of questionable. 😆
This is what we call "brown liquor" music! I just loved your reaction.
his reactions be craaaazy yo!!!
Brown liquor music..haha never that
The best music times in the world
Big facts, Sis!!
I like that 🤣🤣
Just to let you know that in the 1970's there were alot of amazing R & B Groups. Them, The Manhattans, Stylistics, Spinners, Dramatics, Intruders, and if you wanted to get Romantic, these guys were the ones to listen to.
Let him know!!!
.. Blue Magic
Oh yeah, Delfonics and ... Barry White all of the Philly Soul guys
@@kjw111 I have a lot of their music including "Spell and Chasing Rainbows" with Ted "Wizard" Mills on lead. FYI: Ted Mills was discovered by Randy Cain (RIP) of the Delphonics who introduced him to executives at WMOT records.
Yes,that was music, Good Music.
Back in the 70s astrology was big-it wasn't uncommon for an opening line in a bar for someone to say "What's Your sign?" (Zodiac). You had to live through the 70s to understand.
I totally agree Tom! I forgot about that little forgotten fact! LOL!
Yes sir Tom! It's a 70's thang youngster's today wouldn't understand it!🤗 Leo'sand Scorpios went head to head on which was the greateslt. Us Leo's back then and today still wear that crown!😂 Yes Sir! This 70's teenager remember wearing our white ballpark t-shirt where we'd hit the t-shirt shop in the mall and have our zodiac sign pressed in the front ,and on back we'd have our name or known street name. Wearing our Calvin Klein,Sassoon Jordache,Sergio Valenti jeans. In the summer we'd wear zodiac t-shirts rocking our Daisy Duke shorts. Walking around and chilling at Menard Park of of Galveston Texas's beach seawall . The music blasting everywhere was : Parliament "Turn This Mutha Out ,Bootsy's Wind me Up, I'd Rather be with You, Maze featuring Frankie Beverly's Joy and Pain, Before I Let Go, Isley's Brother's Summer Breeze. Sometimes a local bad a_s group called:" Down to Earth" jammed the park' s pavilion stage. What a time we had back then! Blessed Day! 🙏🏾
@@elisageorge1798 I'm from Hitchcock. You may know my cousins.
@@Juan_E_Dewitt I'm from LaMarque. I just may know your cousins..I know some people from Hitchcock.
Yes! It was all about your zodiac sign...so true! 😂👭
It makes me so happy to see youngers like you learn what real Singing and music is all about
But why am I smiling so hard watching this 😂😂😂😂 nah this how they used to roll back then... It needs to come back.
Just love when youngins hear our music for first time
back in the day ..when a bro met a sis he introduced himself by name and eventually he would mention his zodiac sign..indication if our personality( zodiac signs compatible)
We black people are soulful it's our thing
The steps, the suits phenomenal voices🖤🖤
This bring back memories when things were better
My born year was 63', loved seeing your reaction....all our music in that era was smooth. This was one of my favorite songs in the 70's. I was quiet and carried myself like Ms. Universe (Charles) 😉.
I was born in 63 also...
I love this comment!🤣👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 This is my first time seeing them perform but I DEFINITELY knew this song !
1962 here. You couldn’t tell us nothing, y’all!
@@gymeni 1962 - HERE TOO 😁 , OUR GENERATION HAD THE BEST 🎶🎶🎶👏🏻👏🏻, 💕 FLOAT ON " SMOOTH AS"
"SILK."
Young men can learn a thing or two from these OGs.
This era of music is from when it was about the music, presentation, then the money but today's music is about the money, the money and the money.
This was one of the biggest hits of 1974. Me and, all of my high school friends were amazed the first time we heard that song on the only black radio station in NewYork City at that time WWRL1600 am. We couldn’t wait to see them at the Apollo. I personally had a crush the Libra Charles. I loved his voice and, his smile.
It's from 77! It's hard to remember! :)
YES!
I was born in 1970's and yes I remembered the floater. My father always listened to it.
I was Satori's age in 1974, married with 2 young kids who are now 50 & almost 54 when this song came out. I was surprised in later years how my kids know & remember every song their dad & I loved to listen to. They said it's their music too because they heard it every day playing in our house, car & at our friend's homes. They like many genres of music and props to parents that introduce their children to good jams including your dad & whoever influenced Satori into this rabbit hole of the 60s & 70s music. You all have something in common with any age group.
@@pharamathews5152 hi awesome! my father had so many old school 1960's and 1970's record albums. I love music and it never get too old. right now I am 50 years old. I do still listen to old school music and by the way, I love me some hip hop. I was from Bronx New York.
This is a classic , it was played all the time growing up and that was wayyyyyy before I was born. . .. lol. This is an OG oldie!
Im a libra btw! Lol....lmao
It's a good thing when the younger generation can appreciate the music of our generation. I like this guy, he's learning about having an "old soul!" Love it.
“….and, I love a woman who’s quiet. A women who carries herself like Ms. Universe.” 🙌🏼
I'm just as blown away as you Satori! Never saw a group repeat their zodiac signs and their names over and over! Lol. Different but smooth!! Lol. Gotta love Larry!
This song was a classic back in the day and it wasn't shocking when it came out, we just sung along 😎😎😎
Back in the day, folks always bragged about their Zodiac Sign. En Vogue did a parody of this. This Song was also featured on The Fresh Prince Of Bel Air. My Sister fell out laughing when she saw The Episode.
Charles...tho!
@@raineyj560 that is so true!! lol I was so happy that me and Larry have the same zodiac sign! : )
.....how do you listen to this trash Bop Hop then, cuz luv all they do is repeat stupid rambles for 3.2 minutes.....so do educate me on ones selection of music.....BTW, back in the day, people used their zodiac sign as pick-up lines....now you just need a blunt.💯 I was a kid in the 70's, Compton GENxER, FIRST GENERATION HOP here....sad, no respect for anything one fails to grasp, but lacks exposure...wtf happened. 💯👈🏾
Youngsters will never get the feeling of the people who grew up with this music
Larry recently passed.. RIP
🤣 that choreography was cold, looking sharper than a tack!
Another low-riding banger!
Young man, you got that right, we were different in my day than today. These brothers were rapping as they sanged their song. That transition was like when they floated on the stage at the beginning and they went back to end like they started.
For Old folks like me, age 63, this type of music is like a trip back to childhood. I just love the vibe, smooth as honey. I used to listen to these guys and try and decide which one I liked most.
This reaction was everything, thank you!
He was not ready lol. This is one of the baddest song yessss ❤️🔥❤️
From Detroit. All day long. The floaters.
This song is Heavenly!❤️ That’s how you all got here!
That was the jam!!!
Your reaction is HILARIOUS
Absolutely...
They was so smooth and funny in the beginning 😂😂😂😂 I was like wtf
This is and ALWAYS will be a beautiful song. This song actually has an intro to it. I don't know if it's the album version or not. From the genuine sensuality, to the sultry instrumentation. Mind you, ain't nothin' studio 'electronic' about this song, that's a real band playin' in the background. From beginning to end you float on! The love is real. My Mom's used to play this, and I always laughed when I heard, 'Larry.' 😄
Fabulous; I love this song.
An oldie and goodie. (1977)
Such smooth dance moves.
Thoroughly enjoyed your reaction. ❤️
I’m so glad I was brought up with groups like these and so many great singers of the 60’s & 70’s, I remember this song…YEAH!
There’s a 15 min version of this song “floating” out there somewhere.
Your reaction is priceless...I'm about to die over here. It's looks like you are about to bust out laughing any moment now!
*it does my old and cynical heart good to see a younger generation give this music a chance and a listen.*
*your joy at discovery comes through.*
*and it makes me smile.* cheers.
glad you discovered this classic, bro.
All Satori's reactions are the truth! This group was and always will be amazing, yet different in the aspects of early 70s post psychedelica.
I was around 10 years old when this came out.
My Mum had the record!
Brings back great memories. :D
I was 10 too when this came out. Loved it then and still now I'm 55.
I was 20. I saw them in concert in King of Prussia, PA. I met them with my friends. I dated the drummer for a while. I loved the music from those days.
I fell in love with my wife to this. We were in a nightclub in South London.
All Smiles here...Ahh back in the day when we was all so fine! Keep learning of these beautiful talents and artist. ty
Glad to see young people getting into old school.
This song came out when I was 12/13 years old. It was on heavy rotation and became an international hit. It stayed on the charts so long until I forget there's a whole couple of generations who don't have a clue! I'm getting old...😄😄😄
Beautiful , My father loved these songs he passed his good taste to me.
Yes! They floated, live, just like the video! Seen them live 3 times in Cali!! Youngsters can't touch that!!
I’m loving this music, taking me back to great times with so many great songs. 🥰🌹
I love this song takes me back to carefree days,great reaction 🥰
I'm just seeing this, lmao I love when the younger generation listens to the old school, the reactions are hilarious.
I was 18 in the summer of 1977 when this song came out. We grew up with LOVE songs!! Don't hate on it. I feel so sorry for this generation where young men don't learn how to speak to women and ask for a date - NOT ON SOCIAL MEDIA!!
They performed at my high school in Brooklyn. They sound great live.
Wait wait they just introducing themselves like that
In 1971 I was fourteen yrs yng, Living thru the 70s was exciting times, The music had meaning and feelings, it was soulfull, it was melody and harmony, we used to stand on corners and steps singing our favorite songs, acapela or with music, we used to imitate the Temptations and other groups and their choreography, great music back then,
Love you Paul!!!
They made this song as a joke, but it became one of their biggest hits.
Yes love they gave you the keys to the door this is all old school classic will never grow old thank you for appreciating it and your reaction is priceless
The Golden Era. Angels must sing like this.
One of my favorite old school songs.
You should have seen all the young guys back in the day stating their zodiac signs and names, imitating this song. LOL!
Lmao 😂 Sis I Was One Of Them
This was it back in the day...I went to Detroit that summer and float on was all we heard...I believe these guys are out of Michigan
They are from Detroit.
Thanks, this takes me back to the days I was a bartender in the black neighborhood, in a black bar. Although I am not black I grew up with alot of the people who frequented the bar. I loved every day I went to work. This song takes me there. The Floaters are great. Memories 🙂👍👏
I loved this song as a kid, I remember zodiac signs were big back then. Larry was my favorite because we shared the same sign and he was the coolest! LOL! This takes me back!
Smooth team dancing mixed with smooth backup vocals and a smokey Robinson style tenor lead voice. It is easier to drink it in and "get it" by just listening the first time to get the feeling of it & let it wash over you. Yes you are right, it is different because it is from so long ago - as old as I am!❤ I liked it.
They are so Smooth! ❤️ Listen to their Voices! Amazing!❤️
This is the soundtrack of my generation (GenX 1956-1964). We were about your age, or a little younger (high teens), and The Floaters, Spinners, Delfonics, etc. kept us up against the wall all night. The 1970s were the absolute best time for music, because the artistry was off the chain. It helped train future musicians in my generation like Prince, how to compose and arrange their own grooves.
Dude this was my day!!!!! I'm 64 and loved this!!!!
Dude, you ain’t never lie - it is a very different generation. I was about 13 when this song came out - they always played this during couple skate. It was the slow jam at the house party with the older kids if a dude wanted to “cop a girl”. ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
Pure Fire🔥!!!!
That transition was FYE! All the ladies love LARRY!
Other Quiet Storm classic just relax with your lady and roll a joint and let the night take care of it self 😃
Blue Lights in the Basement House PARTYYYYYYYYYY 1977!!!!!!!!
Facts!!!! LOL!!
Hey young brother Satori My G, welcome to OUR music. This is how we did it back then. Glad you enjoyed it. CHEERS!!!
One of my favorite R&B songs.
"MY CUT" "MY CUT"!!!! I cant mess with you.You wont let the song play!!
I looove your reaction!! Yes, music was smooth and sensuous back then. And the dance steps!🥇🏆 A concert was Something to See back in the day...Pure excitement and entertainment Everytime😊🌞
I made my baby boy to this he will be 44 in April 2022
Your reaction to this video is
HI-LA-RI-OUS! Oh my goodness, you made me laugh 😆 BTW - the choreography at the end was just the reverse of their opening steps.
Remember on Biggie Smalls- Big Poppa when he was like “Who they attracting with that line, What’s yo name what’s yo sign?” 😂 it’s like a pickup line to mention zodiac signs back then
Soon as he buy that wine I just creep up from behind…And ask you what ya interests are … WHO YOU BE WIT….Things to make you smile, what numbers to dial!…..#BIG🖤🤯✌🏾
Summer of ‘77 strikes again!!!!
Where I play darts has these are all on the playlist. Only 5 songs, but what a list... Juicy Fruit, Float On, Tonight is the Night, Pick up the Pieces, Firecracker. Needless to say they all get played when I'm there.
Yesss!! I grew up on this. Thanks for highlighting true artists. Pure soul!!
Another hot group from Detroit. Y'all better recognize.
Great old smooth tune... and another great reaction from you 🌹🦋
Young man you got the same look on your face I had back in 1977 when I first heard the slow jam. Great reaction 👍🏾👊🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
This is 1977 my friend. The beginning of the 80s.!!! I was 15 yrs old. Great times wonderful memories.!!!
Satori, love your reaction videos - welcome to the era when music was sung and played LIVE, just right...and yeah...the time was real real smooooothe.
How can anyone not heard float on!? 🙌🏼😎
Your reactions are so genuine! Love it...yes the Floaters were a smooth group w/one hit unfortunately. Growing up in the 70's was a blast. Keep listening and learning
Wow. I was playing this the other day with my trees. Heavenly
The younger generation needs to take some education from how a REAL BLACK BROTHER treated his QUEEN! I feel so sad for what my daughters and other young ladies are going through… y’all need to also check out “Give your baby a standing ovation “ - by the Dells.. REAL music 🎶 REAL soul music 🎶
So so smooth!! I never get bored of this beautiful song.
Good old music to hear from the 50s 60s 70s plus the floaters 🔥💯❤️
voices from heaven
You are too funny! Have not heard this song in ages, great choice!
LOL the beginning!....Great Reaction! Leo here. Ha ha
I am going to age myself. This was my jam in high school!!!! Float float on🎵🎤🎶🎤🎵
That song's been stuck in my head for 2 weeks, had to post that video to my FB page today. Love it!
I'm here because I enjoyed watching your first reactions.
I love this song and the video. I have played this for friends who who were born after this generation. I was fortunate to live in this generation as a youngster and the songs that came from this era still are in my heart and soul. It stays with you. I have an amazing mental playlist from that generation.
Haven't heard this in a long time. We clowned them for those intros back in the day, but their voices were undeniable.
Thanks so much for giving old skool some props. I saw these brothers on stage way way back in the 70’s real smooth and silky but I wish they had a bigger push than they got. Today’s music does have a mix of edginess and smooth riding the Chris Brown stuff is really good. I’m 65 still loving the old and the new. Keep on keepin on y’all. Much ❤
These brothers was the same age as you today back than.
Omg the beginning had me rollin🤣🤣🤣🤣
Now this what you call a classic rare grooves. Was born in 13 Oct 1975 (libra star sign) and love this song. Keep them coming please? Thank you 🙏🏽🙏🏽