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Buddy Hankerson on dat fonky Bass!

Happy( crying) memories

Just got the 12" with Richie Havens (going back to my boots) and Lamont Dozier, but I started out my dancefloor life with Odyssey (1970:s)... Legendary song!!! * And kids, this is before Autotune and AI...

The best true music of all times

They played this in the Zanzibar that bass and the clubs earthquake system OMG.....

Listening to this in 2024 great tune 😊

First brought this and used to dance to it in a small funk club in 1977 called the inn place. Great Sax❤

They from my hometown Philly

Earl lives in another fantastical world that allows him to create so much sonic beauty!

Class.

They don't make music like this today.... Still live my old school.. Cos. Old is GOLD

Great song. Great band. Maybe this signified the end of disco. Seems a number of people these days are either a little dumb or there English isn't too good - it's ' zipping up my boots! ' 😁

Skate Key in the Bronx!! My jam! I was 16!!❤

❤ My mother's Lp ❤

I came here because of the game SongPop. This song came up in the hits for 1978-79. All I heard was about 8 seconds of the song and the lyrics we're very familiar to me so I had to come look this up. I sang this in a dance band in 1979! I literally forgot about this song. Here I am singing along with this video as it's all coming back to me now. Night clubs, dance floors lit up & surrounded by brass railing, all the girls wearing pretty disco dresses or DanceSkin wear. Guys dressed up real sharp, with a trans am parked outside and his small library of cassette tapes for his car stereo. Would we do it again???

Beautiful & Sad Rip Ray

The Nuts 1luv 😎

You gotta bump this In a Ferrari or Jaguar switchin' four lanes wit da top top down, screamin' out money ain't a thang 🤣🤣🤣

I've got this record too.

Mind-blowing 😊

I’m surprised this well-written tune hasn’t been covered more often (if anyone knows otherwise, please clarify). I could see any great soul crooner from Teddy Pendergrass to Marvin Gaye, Sylvester, Amy Winehouse tearing this up. And Phil does a great job!

A white kids in South Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 🚓this was our go to rebel song groove when the cops were nearby circling us in their poice cars 😅🚔🚨

Name of the documentary

I'm 56 and this song still goes hard in 2024. I'm glad I fortunate to grow up with great classic music like this.

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Mr. Steve Harrington is that dude very talented 🔥🔥👏🏾👏🏾

lets dance together in a mine field.may be not a great track I love it💕

SA is so amazing!! So much talent !❤

Wow What A Voice ..Rip Ray

Anyone know the track 11 mins in

Since 1983 when l was small,l still listen to this song upto date.Very nice

Bang bang

Sitting on my boobs, goin back to my roots

If It Moves…….

This Music scene was a big part of my life and this is a very important documentary, as it acknowledges an underground music scene that could easily go under the radar being overshadowed by mainstream music. What it doesn't highlight however is its countrywide popularity and the specialist clubs that played this music all over the U.K. My regular go to club was Stage 3 on the Isle of Sheppy. It was packed with over 1000 punters every Saturday night with people travelling from all over the country to attend.and many would be turned away as it was always full. Guest DJs such as Hilly, Robbie V and Steve Walsh were regularly booked along with bands from the scene such as Light of the World and even an early Level 42. Sadly this is now demolished and is a Car Park. I must also add that the choice of Music accompanying this documentary is a little misleading though, as most of the tracks chosen were already or went on to become commercial hits, when in reality probably 99% of the music played in the clubs and weekenders didn't. It was very much an underground music scene and the vast majority of people outside of this scene would never have heard of most of the music that was played.

SOUNDS LIKE SHITTING ON MY BOOT'S GOING BACK TO MY ROOTS

Simplemente: WOOOOOWWWW!!!!!!!!

Sir Steve is a talent.

A beautiful song that I listened to in my youth. I remember her with pleasure.

A club cut that classic and hood in 2024.💯💯💯

Great Good team

BOOM SHENKA

i have seen him many time pure legend he will be truly missed R.I.P

I don't remember what exactly triggered this song in my head, but I had to come look for it.

Perfection! Great job @SteveBilaoTyrell ❤‍🔥💣💥🎶💥

Coolest memories ever bunking school to go to lunch time disco, coming out hot sunny day after dancing party in the afternoon. London Town hidden gems basement clubs 100 club 😉😉🎉🎉

Ricordi che non torano alle radici degli anni 80😍🥲

Big tune from my youth. Loved it so much that I had the 7 & 12 inch. That sax breakdown is iconic man.

According to Wikipedia this was the first ever 12" single commercially released. Classic Salsoul disco. Wonderful.

Just tried listening to the UK top twenty, had to look this one up just to feel sane again 😁😎