The Scene Detroit's Very Own Dance Show - Detroit Retro Dancing Style 80s
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The Scene Detroit's Very Own Dance show that reigned supreme during the late the 70's to 1987. Check out the unique Detroit style of dancing and fashions in this clip from 1982.
👉 𝐈𝐟 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐥𝐢𝐤𝐞 𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐯𝐢𝐝𝐞𝐨, 𝐩𝐥𝐞𝐚𝐬𝐞 𝐥𝐢𝐤𝐞 𝐢𝐭 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐬𝐡𝐚𝐫𝐞 𝐢𝐭.
👉 𝐃𝐨𝐧'𝐭 𝐟𝐨𝐫𝐠𝐞𝐭 𝐭𝐨 𝐬𝐮𝐛𝐬𝐜𝐫𝐢𝐛𝐞 𝐭𝐨 𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐧𝐞𝐥 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐦𝐨𝐫𝐞 𝐮𝐩𝐝𝐚𝐭𝐞𝐬.
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It’s been six whole weeks and we don’t even speak I don’t know what to do to get over you!!!! I know you miss me!!!! I know you miss me! Man I heard this on here back in the 80s I don’t know who sings this song but it’s in my head until I hear it again!!!! So many jams heard on the scene that were rarely played on the radio! Like Montage! The boy is hot! Venna I been watching you! I hope someone remembers the song stuck in my head and let me know! The Scene was the best dance show ever! It’s 6 o’clock baby!!! #Throwdown
Man this brings back memories, nobody in the country parties like Detroit and the early 80s were the epitome of Detroit partying with the Scene setting the tone. I truly hope a movie or documentary gets made about the Scene so the whole country can see what was going down in the D!
Im watching this and this is Soul Train at a whole another level.Man the soul and energy here.Geeez miss the 80s.
Wow our youth🥲
A documentary would be amazing
Ikr
ABSOLUTELY ..... BEST RADIO EVER ! Well there WAS WJZZ back then as well ! WOW !
I'm a white guy, class of 1980, warren cousino. I dated a girl in 1982 and she had me watch this at 6pm, was instantly hooked. Loved it, Mr Nat Morris you influenced so many and brought fun into our homes. Thank you sir!
From Warren Lincoln and watched as well.
Fraser '82
@@mtbdudex Royal Oak Kimball class of 85...same
Detroit party city is the other Detroit people don't know about. The scene brings back happy memories of a happy time never to be equaled or repeated.
I was 13 years old in the *✦7th GRADE✦* when this aired and was in Beaubien Middle school located on Wyoming and Pembroke. Now Im 55 years old🤔
I don't live in Detroit anymore but this brings back memories.
I graduated from Mumford in 1986
The 1980’s were absolutely amazing!❤️
Ayeeee my dad at 3:20 mark in that fur🤣🤣
I love it....your dad is the one who taught me how to dance 💃💓💗...watched that show everytime it came on....especially when your dad was on there. So we had other family members on that show as well...man oh man 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥so lit
Parents try to tell their kids they were lit back in the day, but your dad can actually show you!! Love it.
That is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥😂
I loved growing up watching this show 🔥 white kid from Inkster
I'm from Inkster too 😁
Sugar is Sugar, and Salt is Salt. If you didn’t get off, it’s not our fault !!! Loved this show from the Scene to the New Dance Show. Nobody did it like Detroit 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
True
Captain Geek himself. I moved to the Detroit area August 1981 and really enjoyed The Scene, WGPR radio, etc. A wonderful legacy. Thanks so much, Nat!
The Electrifying Mojo !!! Turn your porch light on 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽 The best of times.
Electrifying MOJO on WGPR took us to the mother ship every night 🌙
I like their spin on the soultrain line.
Yes, it's very clever and different enough where it didn't infringe on the Soul Train Line.
Soul train was the bomb
These people are 60/70 years old now. That's amazing man.
What would be amazing is if these folks are still dancing like this now. Growing old just by it’s self not so much
That song was soooooo popular in the L.A. area. At that time you could only hear it on the only 2 AM and 2 FM radio stations that played black music. It was very much segregated. Some of couldn't even listen to any of those stations because we were in the valley or too far away to receive that bandwidth. So early 80s funk was very much underground and it was exciting to listen to those radio stations whenever we could. This program played the entire songs, unlike Soul Train which always frustrated me when they cut off the songs. I was 15 when this song was released in late 1981, so I couldn't just go to a record store and buy tapes or records. Unlike today, you'd never hear many songs once they stopped being popular. No internet back then. But early 80s until about late 1983 was the epitome of the best funk there ever was.
Wow this really put things into perspective for me. I assumed stuff like this was mainstream back in it's day but now I realize how it was.
On the East coast,specifically the Tri-State area,it was "black radio" mainstream back then.
Man this was and still is my Jam!!!
This song was certainly Mainstream in Detroit, MI. funk everywhere!!
Facts!!!!
These were the days. Boy do I miss them!! 💖
Me too
@@robertasmith3231 🥰
OMG 😱😂!! I can't. I was like seven or eight watching this faithfully!! I'm smiling ear to ear!!!
OMG!!! Takes me back to my senior year of high school in Detroit (1981-82).
Those were the days when people still wore clothes when they were dancing how awesome
What's happening everybody definitely bringing back the memories of yesteryear I'm loving it I'm honored to be apart of those days much-loved everybody💕💕💕
Yes King
Yes King!
I can remember being in high school and The Scene dancers were stars! Seeing some of them downtown at the festival in hart plaza!! Being super happy when someone from your school made it on camera!!
Yep. The scene dancers were considered superstars
Sugar to Sugar, Salt to Salt, if you didn’t get off, it’s not our fault. Many thanks Mr. Morris and blessings to you.
MORE,MORE,MORE,best times of my young life living in the D👍👍👍👍👍,
I remember this. If your were not watching The Scene at 6pm everyday, you were trying to figure out how you were gonna get on The Scene. 💯
I remember coming home from Notre Dame High School in the late 80s and the Scene would come on in the late afternoon. Love the music.
Great era for D-Train an others. The vibe hooked on these beats for ever...
Although I'm not from Detroit, this is reminiscent of how we moved, in DMV, or all over the country for that matter, during the 80s. Hairstyles, the fashion. the dance moves. I'm so glad I found this channel.
I use to love when 6 o’clock came didn’t miss watching the scene yeeeeeessssss! AAAAAyyyyeee! D town doing it “GO HEAD” 💃🏾 🕺
I ABSOLUTELY love this video, brings back fond memories as a kid growing up in the D, watching the scene on channel 62, I can’t believe I still remember that…lol
Thank you 🙏
You’re welcome 😊
Cant stop watching. It's my favorite clip.
Ole girl with the red, white and gray bad asf
“THE SCENE” WAS DETROIT’S GREATEST MEMORY NEXT TO MOTOWN! 🤟🏾🤟🏾🤟🏾🤟🏾🤟🏾
Dam from south detroit aka windsor used to run home after school get all set up fire up the TV to watch this channel 50 or channel 20 I can’t remember God I loved this show
CHANNEL 62 WGPR
Me acuerdo cuando en los 80' bailaba este tema en las fiestas que hacíamos en la escuela . Yo tenía 15 años . Aún las escucho , que tiempos aquellos , la música de los 70' y 80' no muere , aún las bailo , qué manera de bailar con la música Disco. ❤❤❤❤❤
Get it ya’ll!!! Love it!!!
My childhood right here! Detroit 1980s culture. It was a MUST that the TV has to be turned to channel 62 @ 6:00pm M-F.
Loved this show. I watched everyday after school. Never got to go but had friends on there once in awhile.
Loved this show so much. I'd put it on right after dinner and my dad would say "what are you doing? I'd say changing the channel. It's 6 o'clock and it's time to rock." He'd just roll his eyes lol. Best dancers and loved watching.
😂😂😂lol!!
"ARE YOU READY TO THROW DOWN?" "YESSS WE ARE!" I knew what time it was when I heard my granny watching this show at 6pm and I would run to the den to watch it with her. My granny loved music and loved watching the younger generation get down, for she was a dancer when she was young. My older cousin and her best friend got the opportunity to dance on this show a few years later in "87", and it was so exciting as a child to see them on T.V.! This generation here was so fly and classy that everyone of all ages enjoyed their talents, much different than today's generation of popular musical talents in America, it's just not suitable for the majority. However, I'm glad to have this as a memory of Detroit city, back when it was full of fashion, music, dance, and good times!
Oh how I would have loved to dance to all this music back then when it first came out, I bet the energy was unreal! ❤
While I was working at Canadian Top 40 radio station CHYR in the early 80s about 40 minutes from Windsor,I got a call from Nat Morris Scene producer RJ Watkins who left a message looking for a host of a show based out of Windsor. Trying to expand The Scene's reach into Canada.
Unfortunately we werent able to take it any further..im sure it would have been great weekly fun.
Enjoyed The Scene every night on 62.
Thanks for stopping by
Wow...seeing my high school crush all over again bring back that crush again 40yrs later. Shouts out to Andrea McGinnis (Osborn High School)...where are you???
Nice Looking Brothers an Sisters
Dope
🥰 loved the scene! I use to travel to Detroit just to see it
Just found this, used to watch this as a kid. I remember Fast Freddy, don’t see him here. Left Detroit in the 90s & the beings back memories. Wish I still had Mojo’s sets on tape too.
Thankful I grew up around the D, through the 80's and 90's.
Been on the scenes twice Detroiter
My Favorite tv Dance show oh my God Beautiful memories Detroit Michigan Born and raised. Motown Baby ♥️♥️
Top Song, The Best Days
,😄 LET ME GIVE PROPS TO DETROIT THESE STYLE AND THIS SONG BRING BACK BRINGS BACK MEMORIES OF TBE EARLY 80 WE I
WISH YOU CAN BRING THIS SHOW FOR 2021 AND BEYOND MR. NAT WE NEED THIS ,SHOWING NATION WIDE WE DONT SEE SOUL TRAIN OR 106 IN PARK WE ANY MORE WE . NEE D A URBAN SHOW LIKE YOURS AND THESE OTHER I JUST MENTION YES IM OLD SCHOOL FROM CA. BUT I STILL GOT STEP IN MY PEP I LOVE TO DANCE. AND SING 😊
D Train was banging throughout Detroit with hits.
Chaz Jankel's Glad to Know Ya is STILL the jam! Can't ever go wrong with D-Train! I may have been a wee child when this aired but I remember my older sister loving this show! Thank you Mr. Morris! ❤
*Are you ready to throw down* ? YES, WE ARE!!!!! EAST SIDE TIL I DIE!!! GEEK GEEK THROW DOWN!! My cousin and I auditioned for The Scene in '84. I didn't make it because I could do all of the signature dances that their 'stars' were doing. I'm like 'well, where do you think I learned from?' Oh, well. STILL good memories, tho' ❤
LOVE IT GO MOSES MEMORIES👍
Y’all better stop playing, this was the jam right here 💃🏽🕺🏽
I also love this song used in Paul Kalkbrenner's "Cloud rider" ☺
I would always watch it
I think what’s makes this really great is the entire vibe it brings. No politics, no agendas, just people having a great time.
Exactamundo! Can we please just have a good time without it being infringed upon?! Geez! This is what I miss about the '80s, 90s and '00s!🤦🏾♀️😂
Sorry, but gotta disagree. Politics are present in everything. Always has been. The music and dance is politics too! People confuse politics with agendas and having to think too much. They just want fun. Please change this. Because given the first opportunity, people who hate us Black people are looking at how to stop this music and dancing and fun!
I remember this 😊😊😊
Man, I was still a kid saying "I can't wait until I grow up" and now I wish I could go back lol. We'd (my siblings) would be watching these shows and dancing along in the living room because we were too young to go 😆. Look at how CLASSY the ladies are dressed. They are very pretty, downright beautiful AND they're covered up and modest all at the same time. 😏. I honestly don't know when nor why did that change.
I was thinking the same beautiful LOVLEY LADIES ... Dressing quite conservative in comparison to today
You are 100% right about that.
Today we are living in hoe culture.
I like this
Gr8 grand ma!
Thank you so much for putting this on this just does me good we are still here God bless you God bless you God bless you
Glad you enjoyed it
We might see Meech and Southwest Tee on here... This is great time capsule you posted🔥🔥🔥🔥
Woohooooo... 🎵❤🔥👊🏾🎶
memories
Memories
MEMORIES
MEH MOH REEEEEZ!!!
I was a 23 year old DJ on Yorkville in Toronto, when this song by D Train came bubbling up from the underground... and restored
the Soul to Disco ...and
ushered in the sound of
what would later be called
New York Garage, Chicago
House, and Detroit Techno.
It put the Black back in Disco.
Memories indeed...
🎵👍🏾❤🔥👊🏾🎶
Love you Nat!
Instagram brought me here. I’ve never heard of this show. Loving it.
When natural hair was tha shiznit!!!
ONE THANG MOTOWN WILL ALWAYS BE KNOWN FOR AND THATS OUR TASTE IN FASHION I DONT CARE WHERE I GO THEY KNOW IN FROM DETROIT BY MY STYLE
The girl at 3:20 is absolutely perfect 😊
She's looks exactly like my fav cousin jewel marie like a doll I just sent this link to her it's freaky how much resemblance
@@pussycowgirl5767 awesome, post if it is her.
Good clean fun. None of the ladies are half naked.
Sometimes I actually wish that I came up in this era. I was born in 1980
I❤it
I even remember the commercials 🤣...Radios like Panasonic, Sony, GE, Toshiba, Sanyo just to name a few. For the best deals in town, you otta come on down to Colonial Merchandise Mart...and don't forget to tell'em..... Honest Hank sent you there🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Singleton Cleaners is the place that cleans. You'll receive a discount if you mention the Scene. 🤣🤣You Down, you down. I wish my sleeves were too.
@@adriangreen7516 🤣❤️🤣❤️ love it!
This the jam
YES 🎉😂
I'm from Detroit and I absolutely love the 80s. I was little during this time and don't remember this show. This era seems like SO MUCH FUN. I had a great time as a kid. I'm obsessed with the 80s. I'm currently watching BMF and they showed The Scene on there. I had to come to TH-cam to watch this.
Put the lime to the lemon the lemon to the lime I'll rock the rhyme in half the time! Put the salt to the pepper the salt if you can't rock to this it aint my fault!! Party people!!!
here from 1984' to 2022!
Omg bring it back😥
Some Cuties back then in tha “D” Ha1Ha! They was havin fun!!!!
Naptown317 will never be on this level glad I have a Big family in Detroit for an Escape route
Love the memories this was my favorite show.
❤❤❤❤❤
The Dancer in yellow and black out fit I seen on The Dance Show the host is Jesse the Body.
I remember this show
😁
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thank you net for a walk, down memory lane being a lifelong Detroiter that shows you how classy we were compared this generation
No, half naked women, Twerking
Everybody were so beautiful and thin back then. So cool the fashion and dancing then from the boring of today
Thank you Nat! Now if you could half time in 1994? I’m in there wearing one black glove 🙏🏼
I think I've found you in a clip finally with one black glove.
email me @ thescenedetroit@aol.com and let me be sure it's you
I wish I lived back then
I agree
My babysitter Monica was on the scene in '80/"81. We lived on Epworth off W. Warren & Livernoise. Not too far from Kronk gym.
GEEKTOWN!
OMG!!!!!!!
They had a clip on BMF
That’s how i got here
The Black women back then were so beautiful. 🤩
dang all black sure i wish i could have been grown in those times Black men with Black woman. LOVE LOVE LOVE IT!
Homeboy at 3:55 was getting it!!!
Yo i even remember the sing....on channel 20...yo and that talent search they did where the finalists were the monster rock and the gumbe.....yo one love...
Renata used to be my girlfriend after we met in Detroit, Michigan but I didn't know that she could dance her body so beautiful and good enough until I saw her own the Scene!
I made a mistake because her Mother almost made me feel too old for us to get together with each other again?
Asbury Park in the D!