Great early seventies boogie tune that I played in the club I was resident.along with let’s start the dance this was a very popular tune and still gets played today by those d/j who are brave enough to move away from the top 500 overplayed tunes.great post my friend.
I remember when this was first released [1975], Hamilton Bohannon embarked on a tour of the UK. My brother and I went to see him and after only a few minutes of performing, he stood up, literally kicked over his drum kit and stormed off stage whilst spewing forth a stream of profanities! [Bohannon already had a reputation as a highly volatile and 'demanding' artist - he certainly proved it that night!] He was eventually coaxed back on stage and ended his performance as required, but it was interspersed with several more tantrums and it was clear from his demeanor, that he was not at all a happy man! Despite this, Hamilton Frederick Bohannon was an accomplished producer, songwriter, arranger, and bandleader. His influence on Soul [and popular] music is still relevant to this day.
Always thought this borrowed heavily from Chairmen of the Board Everybody party all night 1974. Had the album but bought Bohannon's when working temporarily in London and it was regarded as funk in the clubs there
The Northern scene will adopt tracks of different genres if they have the right dance beat and sound that fits the scene, A few we have been dancing to for years are Frankie Crocker - Ton of dynamite, The Crow - Uncle Funk, angela Davis & The Mighty Chevells - my love is so strong
@@susanstarr9295 Hi Sue Im fine . how are you did you go to the all nighter last week ..... Not been listening to Ralph , Mixcloud just isnt the same as youtube ....
@@Keepingthefaith72 I'm ok didn't go 2 stoke cos of the virus never mind what Tommy told u all I'm so glad I don't have wot 2 do with him I listen 2 it but I don't comment as it causes trouble if your having a laugh hope yr ok
Hi Sue Im fine , How are you doing . Are you still listening to Ralphs show .... I usually wait till he puts it on youtube ,And normally just leave a comment
born in Newnan, Georgia, and learned the drums at school. He began playing in local bands, one of which featured guitarist Jimi Hendrix, before graduating from Clark College with a degree in music and secondary education.[2][3] After a brief period as a schoolteacher, he was recruited in 1964 as drummer in 13-year-old Stevie Wonder's touring band. He moved to Detroit in 1967, where he was employed by Motown
Great tune for dancing.. Teaching myself Northern soul dance I can almost do the shuffle now..!👍 Great exercise for lockdown Every muscle aches 👍🙂🍃🕊🌿💙 Some say stomping is a male dance step.. I love stomping ! Helps with rhythm.. Thank you for some incredible music. Most new to me.. 🕊🌿
isnt this what life is all about,just listening to good music and dancing to it
Bohannon is a legend in soul music in the 70’s. Got most of his albums. Thanks for posting. KTF.
Brilliant. Just had a flashback to the winter gardens Cleethorpes. As moving today as yesteryear.
Great early seventies boogie tune that I played in the club I was resident.along with let’s start the dance this was a very popular tune and still gets played today by those d/j who are
brave enough to move away from the top 500 overplayed tunes.great post my friend.
I remember when this was first released [1975], Hamilton Bohannon embarked on a tour of the UK. My brother and I went to see him and after only a few minutes of performing, he stood up, literally kicked over his drum kit and stormed off stage whilst spewing forth a stream of profanities! [Bohannon already had a reputation as a highly volatile and 'demanding' artist - he certainly proved it that night!]
He was eventually coaxed back on stage and ended his performance as required, but it was interspersed with several more tantrums and it was clear from his demeanor, that he was not at all a happy man! Despite this, Hamilton Frederick Bohannon
was an accomplished producer, songwriter, arranger, and bandleader. His influence on Soul [and popular] music is still relevant to this day.
Never saw him live, I heard he was pretty volatile, but he made great early funky music. KTF, And keep well.
Great to see the legendary Redemption room (Prestatyn) in there: 2:06
Some great times in there!
Class that mate , don't know where it came from but proper top soul.
Great tune, KTF! Had the Mrs and me boogying!
Hope you had your stomping shoes on mark. Lol
Always thought this borrowed heavily from Chairmen of the Board Everybody party all night 1974. Had the album but bought Bohannon's when working temporarily in London and it was regarded as funk in the clubs there
The Northern scene will adopt tracks of different genres if they have the right dance beat and sound that fits the scene, A few we have been dancing to for years are Frankie Crocker - Ton of dynamite, The Crow - Uncle Funk, angela Davis & The Mighty Chevells - my love is so strong
Nothing to not like. Just tremendous :))
Is this Bohannon, as in Hamilton Bohannon, and 'Disco Stomp'?
It is .....
@@Keepingthefaith72 Thank you :-)
check out south african man too
@@john111257 Thanks for that, John.
I bet it's 40 years since i heard this!!! thanks for posting..
Pretty sure it got spins at places like Wigan casino in the mid 70`s ... Awesome Dancer .....
superior to his chart disco stomp, south african man was great too
How r u doing
@@susanstarr9295 Hi Sue Im fine . how are you did you go to the all nighter last week ..... Not been listening to Ralph , Mixcloud just isnt the same as youtube ....
Did u go 2 stoke
@@Keepingthefaith72 I'm ok didn't go 2 stoke cos of the virus never mind what Tommy told u all I'm so glad I don't have wot 2 do with him I listen 2 it but I don't comment as it causes trouble if your having a laugh hope yr ok
How rcu doing
Hi Sue Im fine , How are you doing . Are you still listening to Ralphs show .... I usually wait till he puts it on youtube ,And normally just leave a comment
What brilliant dancers they all are
A warm up tune in the mid 70s , not now lol
Bought this on release, all those years ago, super funky
Fuggin tuuuuuuuuune ✊ ktf
I'm on it anyway good soul.
NOTTINGHAM PALLI'S 79' poss ..not SURE ..that era koko
70s Northern Soul at its best ♫❤✔👍💯💯
Kurt Wakeling........Are you serious?!?
This is a BELTER! Keep stomping, keep the faith. Greetings from Suffolk.
Wow was this by the"South African man".
born in Newnan, Georgia, and learned the drums at school. He began playing in local bands, one of which featured guitarist Jimi Hendrix, before graduating from Clark College with a degree in music and secondary education.[2][3] After a brief period as a schoolteacher, he was recruited in 1964 as drummer in 13-year-old Stevie Wonder's touring band. He moved to Detroit in 1967, where he was employed by Motown
Thanks for that bit of knowledge!
More like the “South African Man” man as he had a record out called.......
Not my usual taste, Northern, but what a stomper.. KTF.
KTF ,
☀☀📞✒🐺
great sound
Great tune for dancing..
Teaching myself Northern soul dance
I can almost do the shuffle now..!👍
Great exercise for lockdown
Every muscle aches 👍🙂🍃🕊🌿💙
Some say stomping is a male dance step..
I love stomping !
Helps with rhythm..
Thank you for some incredible music.
Most new to me.. 🕊🌿
Fenomenale musica.