Wow... This is the song that cemented my legacy as a professional DJ at the Chez Paree nightclub in Atlantic City,New Jersey in 1975. After being in a jam packed nightclub on a Saturday night for an hour and nobody dancing, I asked the manager could I replace the DJ just so I could get the people dancing.Changin' was the first song that I put on the turntables and that song filled the dance floor and I kept it that way until the end of the night. The Chez Paree was the hottest nightclub on the East coast in 1975. That's how I got hired and the rest was history.
But of course! All the good R & B and Funk bands of the 70's and 80's 🎉 Some have been so popular they've been used in TV commercials! DJ Cassidy at the DNC convention in Chicago had a few on his playlist for the delegates and for viewers at home! With these good tunes in our heads("gonna play it in your earhole"), let's get the work and get people to the poles, early voting and other boxes that will help us maintain freedom in the U.S.!!!🗳🗳🗳🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷
It was 1975 and I was a Freshman in High School in Phoenix and this great music came to life...All the great Funk and Soul was changing our lives and this Italian American White Boy loved it baby....
Bass line and horns so funky and hypnotic it puts me in a trance, now and then 45 years. Dancing and swinging with bellbottomed bros with big fros' at the disco. On my way out I'll be groovin to this music on memory train. "Heaven must be like this.."
During 1975, when this was released, this song was inspirational to many of my generation. We graduated from high school, that year. A unique time, and the "BRASS" carried us to another reality. A big change to many of us.
My uncle introduced me to this talented band. He would play it on his Panasonic 8-track tape boom box. I love the 70’s because of great bands like this. Very upbeat and lovely sound to your wellbeing. Thank you for sharing😅❤❤❤
The horn section of this group was the bomb! I played this one until it was scratched. The days. I need a Hot tube time machine to go back. Good music! Damn that, Great music!
Well said jerry can I jump in that time machine with you..... What a tune, its timeless.....in comparison with the crap nowadays like Ed Sheeran gaarbish lol... Take care with the pandemic going on...
I'm 37 I absolutely love this ! My late uncle was apart of the legendary group Sons of Slum and was a fantastic guitar player, that continous guitar set makes me think of him playing and feeling it. RIP Uncle Wade I hear you playing 🙏
My then girlfriend, Clara, & I would watch Brass Con practice sessions, summer nights 1976. Invited by a friend, Rick, who was backup bass player. Brass, randomly jam practiced, in the basement of one of the players home, just off Pennsylvania Ave, East New York, not far from Thomas Jefferson HS. It would be crowded with the local neighborhood kids, enjoying an awesome free concert preview........ Great memories for a then 19 year old!
This came to us in south auckland nz at a time when relationship s were forming and people about to find there place in the world, just brings back memmorys of those days a timeless classic❤
I was born and raised in the Detroit area back in the 70s and man it was great! Best years of my life, Great music, Great people and Great fun! 'Mowtown Baby'
Brass Construction Changed the Game Smack Dab in the Middle of the R&B ERA this was a Explosion we never heard a Band that Could Hold A Groove Like this for the Entire Song and Everybody Got Some !!!
This was the anthem for me coming out of grammar school heading on to Junior High and it was like the horns were telling a story look at all the adventures and things you saw coming out of grammar school from beginning to finish and you haven't even begun
At a roller rink in ohio called " Roller World ,Bus Stop on a skate floor that was built for speed skating this cut use to get killed floor packed and folks jamming like crazy.
I remember Randy once telling me how they took the strings and played them like they were horns. That is what gave them this sound. it was new at the time.
One of my older brother's brought this album home in late 1975. We were still dancing to it in the Heatwave Summer of 1976. SE London for me was the place to be. Big tune in the Glengall Thursday night Disco for the kids in Peckham, and I heard in the Lyceum Ball Room, central London. Of course I was too young to go there. Now listen to Moving by Brass Construction. HAPPY DAYS 👍🏾👍🏿👍🏽👍🏼🧡
Will Funk ever make a return? I'd take it over anything today. If funk ever made a wild comeback into this world I would drop to my knees and praise god.
Auntie Soul, I love it when you upload one of the most coolest old school joints for anybody to enjoy. You should also check out Ms. Charlie Brown. She too always upload one of the most coolest old school joints.
Just got my first vinyl, and I deciede to got for something that I had no idea about. The cover was so captivating and cool that I had to grab it. Don't regret one bit. Just need a vinyl player
that guitar solo at 8:13 and a bit beyond is the real deal....Disco was about groups doing what they loved and inspiring others to do the same. Teacher stayed with these kids and kept them from trouble....Not the same for music of today. This is why folks sample these old disco jams!!!
The reason why that generation played good music with INSTRUMENTS, was because they had inspiring teachers albeit strict,wanted the best out of their students be it, music,math etc.
I Bra Construction bella musica un funky favoloso sono sempre stati i primi in classifica della Hit parade internazionale e mondiale sono veramente bravi un grosso Complimenti a questa band siete fantastici ciao !!!!!!!
Leporlian Davonseau (Navy)Vietnam Veteran Era.I keep it funky at all times whether n da car,home or my Apple Studio Beats headphones always wid da quality sounds.😊❤😂
Wow... This is the song that cemented my legacy as a professional DJ at the Chez Paree nightclub in Atlantic City,New Jersey in 1975. After being in a jam packed nightclub on a Saturday night for an hour and nobody dancing, I asked the manager could I replace the DJ just so I could get the people dancing.Changin' was the first song that I put on the turntables and that song filled the dance floor and I kept it that way until the end of the night. The Chez Paree was the hottest nightclub on the East coast in 1975. That's how I got hired and the rest was history.
You put on groove that was the best of that time
I would LOVE to see a crowd movin n groovin to this. I know that was a night thatll never be forgotten for so many people!!
Who else has this on repeat in 2024
My old man bumped this back in THEE day....
But of course! All the good R & B and Funk bands of the 70's and 80's 🎉 Some have been so popular they've been used in TV commercials! DJ Cassidy at the DNC convention in Chicago had a few on his playlist for the delegates and for viewers at home! With these good tunes in our heads("gonna play it in your earhole"), let's get the work and get people to the poles, early voting and other boxes that will help us maintain freedom in the U.S.!!!🗳🗳🗳🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷
Did during the early 70's and still doing it. I was a long haired into Rock as well
I played it on Monday on my victorious radio station MYFM
Damn I am here! Discover this thanks to my uncle LP collection in the beginning of 90's....That was a real knock out ! US funk 70/80 's for ever
When life was good the brass construction made unforgettable. Put happiness in millions of people life, smile in their face.
Amazing! I love this sound of Funk-Soul-Disco
Their horn section was one of the best ever!
Amen!
It was 1975 and I was a Freshman in High School in Phoenix and this great music came to life...All the great Funk and Soul was changing our lives and this Italian American White Boy loved it baby....
Music of the '70s period - was baddest of all time!
All time memory shaker
Bass line and horns so funky and hypnotic it puts me in a trance, now and then 45 years. Dancing and swinging with bellbottomed bros with big fros' at the disco. On my way out I'll be groovin to this music on memory train. "Heaven must be like this.."
During 1975, when this was released, this song was inspirational to many of my generation. We graduated from high school, that year. A unique time, and the "BRASS" carried us to another reality. A big change to many of us.
Pure, unadulterated facts ♥️🎶
My uncle introduced me to this talented band. He would play it on his Panasonic 8-track tape boom box. I love the 70’s because of great bands like this. Very upbeat and lovely sound to your wellbeing. Thank you for sharing😅❤❤❤
The horn section of this group was the bomb! I played this one until it was scratched. The days. I need a Hot tube time machine to go back. Good music! Damn that, Great music!
Jerry Williams Buy yourself a new horn dude!
Well said jerry can I jump in that time machine with you..... What a tune, its timeless.....in comparison with the crap nowadays like Ed Sheeran gaarbish lol... Take care with the pandemic going on...
Great music with a fantastic Bass line.
Wow!!! This song reminds me of my time in the military!!! Love this!!!
That funky bass intro brings back a lot of memories, getting that 8 track to play this song over and over. And those horns were TIGHT!!!
I'm 37 I absolutely love this !
My late uncle was apart of the legendary group Sons of Slum and was a fantastic guitar player, that continous guitar set makes me think of him playing and feeling it.
RIP Uncle Wade I hear you playing 🙏
Sorry for your loss yesss your uncle Wade was🔥on the guitar.👍💯😎
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Your Uncle Wade was my neighbor in the 70s.
talk about music that captured one of the most magical times...so happy I was a part of it
These were the days of real music! I'm still jamming to this today. I'm 63!
@@sheilamiller7068 me too still jamming & im 63 64 in December 👍🏾
Changin 45 years old song! Listening in COVID-19.
2021 that's still relevant!!!!! What a track!!!!
My then girlfriend, Clara, & I would watch Brass Con practice sessions, summer nights 1976. Invited by a friend, Rick, who was backup bass player. Brass, randomly jam practiced, in the basement of one of the players home, just off Pennsylvania Ave, East New York, not far from Thomas Jefferson HS. It would be crowded with the local neighborhood kids, enjoying an awesome free concert preview........ Great memories for a then 19 year old!
David Boniche Thats really cool man
+David Boniche wished you could have recorded those sessions
+Earle Fowler B.T. Express' "Express" string arrangement was written by Randy Muller, and he also produced albums for Cameron and Shirley Caesar
+Earle Fowler Not really a correction, just adding to what you said. Randy Muller was and is indeed a very talented individual.
Great Tune here only flaw was the disco-esque string arrangement. Horns are purest funk !! Lloooooove those horn chords!!
I bought this album back in 1975 when it was big in UK soul clubs, and I still play that same copy, sounds as fresh as ever 45 years later!
Doo doo doo, doo doo, Da doo doo doo, da doo doo......and the beat goes on 45 years later and beyond!
Brings me back to my Disco DJ days in the Caribbean. this album was always being requested. Not just one song, ALL of the songs.
stuckinnebraska I remember playing this album constantly
There is not a bad song on this album
Djantbro; Brass Construction, was one of the most "Awesome and Dynamic Soul, Funk Disco Bands in the Land"!, back in the 1970s & 80s"!
This came to us in south auckland nz at a time when relationship s were forming and people about to find there place in the world, just brings back memmorys of those days a timeless classic❤
Music of my time! and I still jam to this song!
Back to the time when musicians in a band actually played their instruments, for vinyl albums and live performances.
"I saw changes" as soon as Disco died"
Best time of my life at the Sea Breeze Hotel from 73 to 87.
The music was so full of love.
❤❤❤
This songs reminds me of growing up as a lil boy in the '70s.
❤ When good music was really great!!
And when you heard it, you had to move and groove to it!! Those were the days!!❤
Life, times and music was so good in my era, we loved it all
BT Express, RickJames' Stone City Band, Parliament, Slave, Bar-Kays, I can go on... These are on my Brass Playlist.
Julian Isfan Good list
I was born and raised in the Detroit area back in the 70s and man it was great! Best years of my life, Great music, Great people and Great fun! 'Mowtown Baby'
Julian Isfan, I forgot all about BT Express! I gotta pull that one out the box! Right on dawg!
Mandrill, War, Cool & The Gang, A.W.B., Slave, Con Funk Shun, Fat Larry's Band, Undisputed Truth, The Dazz Band, Brick, Brother's Johnson
Absolutely brilliant. Funk at it's absolute best....
What an album this was. Pure gorgeousness.
After all these years this music still kicks in and very well!
I just love that song
Fantastic sounds
Great band, great music, great time.
Love, love, my Brass Construction ❤
"Peekin' at their songs"
Me too
A funk and brass game changer,and the strings they compliment the groove.Wowwww.👍👍👍🎺🎺🎺🎻🎹🎸🎷🎷📱😁😁😁
Wow, memories! Thank you.
Yes, music has changed - can't beat Old Skool (as we say in London England)!!! Love it love it love it.
I remember this song ...loved it!
Pure Greatness, by Bass Construction during there thing , from way back in day. And today the group can’t be touch.
Another one from Brass Construction that was a time I would love to revisit. Great album.
Brass construction well what can I say when I first heard moving I was a school kid and it changed my life forever
Thank you Rockstar for putting this song in GTA V.
sounds cool in GTA V
Thats y im here
@@mindthosebusiness wat a classic classic classic tune ever from you guys were in the day. 😀😀
Thank you preemo for sampling this 25 years before GTA
Absaloot class
I love the big brass sound of these guys & the Ohio Players!
Add the Blackbyrds too.
And the kay-gees
I’ve always loved this picture
Great memories, still got the album
I do too....
Played this in oceanside, California while on the beach!, I was U.A., from camp Pendleton!!..loving life!
Dope groove, love the bass line.
What a journey…….. like a musical gastronomic thirty course feast.
Baaaaad Azzzzzzes!!! Great brass and strings! When bands could play beyond 2 minutes and earned their place in time.
Super funky bass line ;-)
What a Great Disco Classic. Love that Funk.💜🎶
The 70 was so great 👍
What a classic in 1976. The best!!!!
Bass line sittin' in that pocket. School is in session kids. This is how it's done.
xfunkster BRINGS TEARS TO MY EYES. OMG! THEY JUST DONT GET IT.
Brass Construction Changed the Game Smack Dab in the Middle of the R&B ERA this was a Explosion we never heard a Band that Could Hold A Groove Like this for the Entire Song and Everybody Got Some !!!
Primo recognised back in 89 and he was in his early 20s then ;)
@@jamesburton247 Parliament!
That funkentelechy. Yw
This song with good quality headphones is a trip by itself. Just close your eyes and enjoy
Exactly what I'm doing. You soooooooo right. 😁😁😁
Back in the day when you can be proud of Black music. Pure talent.
Lynette McQueen Exactly!
ahhh yeah
This was the anthem for me coming out of grammar school heading on to Junior High and it was like the horns were telling a story look at all the adventures and things you saw coming out of grammar school from beginning to finish and you haven't even begun
Garrett Miller I DO dig your vision, Man! Totally most excellent imaginative thought!
This should be the opening theme for the movie “Bad Boys For Life.”
Man what a bass line brass-construction are legends
Solid Soul along with Disco & Funk combine into one.😀🎷🎺💖👍
At a roller rink in ohio called " Roller World ,Bus Stop on a skate floor that was built for speed skating this cut use to get killed floor packed and folks jamming like crazy.
I remember Randy once telling me how they took the strings and played them like they were horns. That is what gave them this sound. it was new at the time.
Sitting here at work listening to this. WOW what a time to grow up to the best JAMZ of all time!!!
When there were REAL bands playing music
One of my older brother's brought this album home in late 1975. We were still dancing to it in the Heatwave Summer of 1976. SE London for me was the place to be. Big tune in the Glengall Thursday night Disco for the kids in Peckham, and I heard in the Lyceum Ball Room, central London. Of course I was too young to go there. Now listen to Moving by Brass Construction. HAPPY DAYS 👍🏾👍🏿👍🏽👍🏼🧡
That's good music of my era
I like the violin riffs !!!
LOVED THE LONG VERSIONS OF THESE GREAT SONGS!!!
Michael after his family move out: I still can't get used to the silence in this house
the house in question: 🗿🗣 3:20 🔥
Will Funk ever make a return? I'd take it over anything today. If funk ever made a wild comeback into this world I would drop to my knees and praise god.
WHAT A CLASSIC AND TRUE TODAY!!!! CHANGING TIMES🥳🥳🥳🥳♥️♥️♥️♥️
Plain and simple...good music!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Who’s still funkin’ to this 2020?
Oh sure!!!! still funkin' in 2020
Yeah
Me Alex !!!! Still funking on...
Funkin’ Movin’ Peekin’ Changin’.
Me 1978-2024 still at it big time
Auntie Soul, I love it when you upload one of the most coolest old school joints for anybody to enjoy. You should also check out Ms. Charlie Brown. She too always upload one of the most coolest old school joints.
Thankyou!!
@@AuntieSoul34 You're welcome :)
@@AuntieSoul34 I so believe AuntieSoul must have a cool Afro! . Bless her!😀
Heard this in GTA 5, This song is great! CHANGIN' TIME~!
Old Skool Rules...Hands Down!!!
Have been searching since i heard in biker boyz movie almost after 15 yrs found 🙏
Just got my first vinyl, and I deciede to got for something that I had no idea about. The cover was so captivating and cool that I had to grab it. Don't regret one bit. Just need a vinyl player
And Don't forget Randy Muller was a Boss he said let's Keep the Party Going Straight Into the 80's with Skyye!!
Still rocking 2023
Music like this isn't made, produced, or appreciated these days...
It is being made. It's just that it isn't appreciated, and the majority of people don't look hard enough.
that guitar solo at 8:13 and a bit beyond is the real deal....Disco was about groups doing what they loved and inspiring others to do the same. Teacher stayed with these kids and kept them from trouble....Not the same for music of today. This is why folks sample these old disco jams!!!
Richard, you can't hear anything at 8:13, because it ends at 8:14. I hear a nice guitar riff at 8:03, and a bit beyond that point.
We still Funkin’ to this gem 💎 in 2024!!! FoSho! 🎧🎼🎵🎶
90.9 KTSU-FM Houston should start playing this song
My all time.JAM !
What a tune Daniel still dancing now, to ur all-time jam.....U deff no your music.... Take care with the pandemic and all.....
Used to play this at a club in NW London called THE BANDWAGON it was a real hard core dance floor!
the soul of the r&b 91.1
bough used vinyl today, cool just for the cover…the listening is a very gentle funky trip 🤙🏻
Changin' was a huge crowd puller at parties in those days. You'll hear guys humming "Alade Huwo" to the beat.
The reason why that generation played good music with INSTRUMENTS, was because they had inspiring teachers albeit strict,wanted the best out of their students be it, music,math etc.
inspirewisdom I agree - it definitely was "for real" showed true talent - this music is timeless
Auntie Soul, thanks for uploading this joint. You're really taking me back to my kindergarden days with it.
Hi MrA! Thanks! Still sounding just as awesome too! :p
AuntieSoul34 I couldn't agree with you more on that. :)
The BC rocked hard nonstop!! One of the coldest album covers ever too!
I Bra Construction bella musica un funky favoloso sono sempre stati i primi in classifica della Hit parade internazionale e mondiale sono veramente bravi un grosso Complimenti a questa band siete fantastici ciao !!!!!!!
Sweet Music!!!❤❤❤❤
My jam still jamming this in 2022 !! 😎
Leporlian Davonseau (Navy)Vietnam Veteran Era.I keep it funky at all times whether n da car,home or my Apple Studio Beats headphones always wid da quality sounds.😊❤😂
#1 !!!! Marvelous, Top, Gorgeous, Real and DREAMED ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !!
Perfecto
1975 Arrowhead Stadium. 18 artist...$9.
One of those things that will never happen again.
77 here we go the jam always