RIP, Dr Greggs..I grew up not too far from the SU campus and remember many an evening hearing the band rehearse. Also saw the band in person many times.
RIP Doc!! Thanks for being so many things to so many of us. Taking alot of us on our first flights, 5 star hotels, restuarants and places all over the country. The lessons you taught, we learned and learned well. To be perfectionist and nothing less. Thank you
for the longest I could have sworn that Southern played My Girl when I was there in 2004. I could not find footage and began to think that it was a dream until you brought out this video!!! I remember when the Southern University Fabulous Dancing Dolls finished a routine performance on the other side of the field and as they walked over to the home side, the band played My Girl!!! Thanks for the memories!! SU Jaguar for life. RIP Dr. Greggs!
Thank you for sharing this footage. It brings back alot of my band memories. RIP Doc! Thaks for all you have done for me and countless others! Welton "California" Carey (KKY) 1975-79
My thoughts and prayers goes out to Dr. Greggs' family and the Southern Jukebox. Coming from a FAMU Marching 100 Member, we feel your pain to lose an icon. When Dr. Foster passed away in 2010, it was like losing a father.... Hold on to God's unchanging hands.... R.I.P. Doc Greggs!!!
Glad I got to meet you and hang up with you. Yes I went to Gram and you showed me Love all the Time. Got to show out with Doc when he came to our Gram Game after retirement . We clowned and it was lovely. Rest easy Doc and you inspired so many of my Family who has the S on there Chest and I there heart ! Wannnnnnnn
I would’ve ran through a wall for a director like that. I love watching his satisfied facial expression as he conducts “My Girl.” It’s like he’s saying: “I’ve taught my kids well. They’re making something that was before their time sound the way it’s supposed to.” I’ve always respected and enjoyed the Juke because of Doc!
The best hands down Rip Doc "often Imitated never duplicated"
I wish he was still alive. You could feel his passion for music.
RIP, Dr Greggs..I grew up not too far from the SU campus and remember many an evening hearing the band rehearse. Also saw the band in person many times.
As you can also see, the man was relentless and passionate about what he did so well.
R.I.P. Doc!!! " In Order to be on time, you have to be ahead of time".
RIP Doc!! Thanks for being so many things to so many of us. Taking alot of us on our first flights, 5 star hotels, restuarants and places all over the country. The lessons you taught, we learned and learned well. To be perfectionist and nothing less. Thank you
for the longest I could have sworn that Southern played My Girl when I was there in 2004. I could not find footage and began to think that it was a dream until you brought out this video!!! I remember when the Southern University Fabulous Dancing Dolls finished a routine performance on the other side of the field and as they walked over to the home side, the band played My Girl!!! Thanks for the memories!! SU Jaguar for life. RIP Dr. Greggs!
Thank you for sharing this footage. It brings back alot of my band memories. RIP Doc! Thaks for all you have done for me and countless others!
Welton "California" Carey (KKY)
1975-79
My thoughts and prayers goes out to Dr. Greggs' family and the Southern Jukebox. Coming from a FAMU Marching 100 Member, we feel your pain to lose an icon. When Dr. Foster passed away in 2010, it was like losing a father.... Hold on to God's unchanging hands.... R.I.P. Doc Greggs!!!
Maurice M this is so beautiful god bless you
Glad I got to meet you and hang up with you. Yes I went to Gram and you showed me Love all the Time. Got to show out with Doc when he came to our Gram Game after retirement . We clowned and it was lovely. Rest easy Doc and you inspired so many of my Family who has the S on there Chest and I there heart ! Wannnnnnnn
I swear this is Gods band because this music is angelic!!! Yea, Im in my feelings..lol. I love the Southern Human Jukebox
Let's not act like them starter jackets wasn't 🔥 back then. I had at least 13 of em & Southern was one.RIP Doc
I wished I could've marched for him. Thank you for bringing to "Jukebox" to the World.
Dr. Greggs was a true Maestro !!! RIP from #GramFam
R.I.P to a legend....pioneer. ...the designer of the human jukebox band....Dr Isaac Greggs....you will be surely missed
Wow, this is so cool. Thanks for uploading!
R.I.H Doc we love ya!
Rest on Doc it was an honor to meet you
Legend,educator, pioneer
I would’ve ran through a wall for a director like that. I love watching his satisfied facial expression as he conducts “My Girl.” It’s like he’s saying: “I’ve taught my kids well. They’re making something that was before their time sound the way it’s supposed to.” I’ve always respected and enjoyed the Juke because of Doc!
Beautiful.
The greatest..... EVER.
AWESOME!!!!
These bands dir didn’t play any games dr foster and dr issacs greggs were legends rip to the greats
Wow! Memories 1990
😂😂😂 this never gets old man🤷🏾♂️
Rip doc
Rest in Heavenly Peace Doc......
Rest in peace Dr Greggs!
R.I.P Doc!!!
R.I.P Doc
I know I’m late but I had no idea that the Jukebox had played “ My Girl “
The awesome year that was 2004
This is awesome!
R.I.P. Doc
LEGEND!!!!!
A leader of men..
Rip doctor of music
Rest in peace Doc!
RIP DOC
R I P DOC
RIP peace!
R.I.P
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I love su I can’t even lie
I want that starter pull over
Legend
...AND DOWN! ah memories
RIP Doc