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There were so many groups like this in the seventies we kind of took them for granted. They've been replaced with much less talent . IMHO
More like no talent. Music died around 93
@@andreadeamon6419Agreed, modern music isn't even real, it's manufactured junk that sounds like it comes in a box, off an assembly line.
@@chrisoakley5830 That's thanks to backing tracks being made by people stringing lines of pre-fabricated musical bars or tracks from a DAW or licensed loops. People are hardly even creating memorable melodies these days with their music tracks; it's just generic sounds to "accompany" an over embellished and auto-tune polished, ubiquitous singing style it would seem.
Class acts for real.
I think it’s fact! There’s nothing close to this music today.
Man, do I miss the 70's. Such a great time to live.
Yes, the world's best decade.
I was 18 by 1979. It was such a fun time to be alive!! It’s not the same anymore. Music isn’t music as this is. Great memories.
@@chrisoakley5830I'm with you there. Great time to be alive!
Yes, in deed the music,the clothes,the big afros best time ever. And we partied hard and just had a good time.
It was better to be 20 in the 70’s than be 70 in the 20’s… yes I stole this from a meme.
I was born in 1963 and grew up in the '70's with the best music ever. Every genre, I really miss it.
Same, born in '63
Yep, I was born in 62 and had a ball living my teens in the 70s
1966 here, and the 70s was music's best decade.
Same. 1963 here, too. I got the 60s, 70s, and 80s growing up. I could not have lived in three better decades for music.
Born in 1967
They honestly don't do it music like this anymore. The story of the song. The harmony. The music. The gentleman dressed up uniform together.
The 70's was a great time for music and good vibes. It was all about freedom to just BE.
Remember Be-in's?
BARRY WHITE... HIS DEEP VOICE WAS VERY WARM N VELVETY... RIP BW..!!!
Getting old has its drawbacks, but so glad I grew up with 50s, 60s and 70s music ❤❤
Hi from Salinas, Ca where Bobby McGee slipped away.
Me too! ❤❤❤❤❤
Get what you mean, but I think EVERY decade has some greatness. For me it was 70s, 80s & 90s - so much variety and greatness.
O'Jays, Main Ingredient, 5 Stairsteps, Chi Lites, Stylistics, Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes & Spinners are a few more
www.youtube.com/@stephenhuber1219 Yes if Britt doesn't already know these groups, she should really enjoy them. Nice recommendation's
Not to mention the four tops, the temptations
YES!
Delfonics/ Temprees/ Black Ivory/ Dynamic Superiors/ The Moments/ Intruders/ Dramatics/ Skip Mahoney etc!!
Rose Royce's Car Wash album was a favorite of mine. Thank God I had older siblings that listened to the best music in the 60's & 70's.
Poetry in music ......not garbage ......real heart felt for the ears and soul
The Manhattens were so soulful, I've always loved them.
The groups in the 70's put on a show.. always dancing with the singing and matching outfits..the sound of Philladelphia..l was extremely lucky to be young then..
I was a baby boomer born in 1955 grew up in the 60s and 70s with the best music ever made... All groups back then did the choreography thing and the matching outfits... Oh the days of real talent!😊❤
70s soul is amazing 🤩 and this is a banger
I was in m y 20's in the 70's and yes it was a GREAT time to be alive xx
Brittany, I am so happy seeing you enjoying old music. That’s soul. It warms you up.
I became a metalhead about 1970 and was never a huge R&B fan. But I will always love certain R&B songs and this one most of all.
Totally agree we took this stuff for granted. This is perfection...the vocal talent is off the charts.
Love, love, love this track!!! A #1 Pop and #1 R&B hit in 1976. Sold 2.5M singles. (BTW, perhaps the greatest and/pre most distinctive falsetto/soprano voice of that era belonged to Russell Tompkins of the Stylistics, who had a mess of dynamite hits in the mid-'70s, including "Stoned in Love with You" and "Betcha By Golly Wow." And another stellar cheating song from that time was "Me and Mrs. Jones" by Billy Paul.)
Nice list
I've loved Me and Mrs Jones since I heard it when I was a child and didn't really get the meaning, but loved Billy Paul's voice so much!
Born in 1950!! Got to experience all the good music 50's, 60's, and 70's!!!! Then played music in a Blues and Southern rock band with my brother for 30 years!!!
You need to write a book brother. But hopefully not as sad as "Turn it Up" Ron Eckermans' book broke my heart....lol
it is really amazing how timeless the music of the 70s is. This brings back so many wonderful memories, cleaning the house and listening to oldies.
Sophomore year in high school (1980) The Manhattans came out with Shining Star - was one of the slow dance favorites and a great song!
I always knew this was about an affair, still so sad. Love the 70’s groups. They all had similar dance moves. Another great song about a similar subject is Me and Mrs.Jones by Billy Paul.
You need. Gladys Knight, AND The Pips!
Yep. "Neither One of Us" on the Midnight Special is a great performance.
@@turdferguson3475Gladys is one of America's best singers ever.
Midnight train to Georgia. Yes
Just love when youngins finally hear our music. She does love to interrupt a lot and gets easily distracted.........
Yeah i thought she was just gonna listen
Awesome reaction! This type of group choreography was the "s**t" back in the day. Love seeing young people learn the music I grew up with!
The simplicity of the choreography, the smoothness of the music all showcased the excellent vocals. We who grew up in the 70's took all these outstanding groups for granted because they were everywhere. I miss them.
Because it was all around us. It's what we knew. And real music touches us all.
Gerald Alston is the lead singer. The Manhattans are from New Jersey and are named after the cocktail drink not the city.
Pure raw talent…so good
No Auto Tune.
@@SousChef77None was needed.
Isn't this a fabulous song?!?!?
This brings me back to my 4 year old self. That talking intro was so memorable! This song went to #1 in 1976. They don't write songs like this anymore, which is sad.
Flooded with memories with this song.
Love those 70's harmony groups. This song is awesome. BTW, you are just the cutest...
Four years later The Manhattans had another big hit called 'Shining Star' (1980) It wasnt big as the worldwide hit 'Kiss and Say Goodbye' but 'Shining Star' was another soulful ballad that won them a Grammy Award. And Britt, your reactions are entertaining 😆😆😆
70's were THE best!
In the 70s on someone's "playlist", you could find this, the O'jays, Parliment AND Bob Seager... Life was GOOD!
The Temptations were the model for a number of groups that followed in their very successful footsteps.
Try these examples.
PAPA WAS A ROLLING STONE,
PSYCHEDELIC SHACK,
BALL OF CONFUSION,
SUPERSTAR (REMEMBER HOW YOU GOT WHERE YOU ARE).
And as for a deep voice, the song for you is PRACTICE WHAT YOU PREACH by the Maestro of Love Barry White.
Keep listening and enjoy
Great reaction. So full of joy. Switch is another group worth listening to along with the Stylistics and Chi-Lites if you're not familiar with them.
This sound is what is known as Philly Soul. In many ways the best music there was.
Looking back on my life the 70's were Great times Musically!😊
Most all the Soul/RnB groups of that era had their own steps and matching attire. It was Wonderful!🤩
I'm an old guy, and I'd never heard the word "trifling" until I started listening to young reactors. Sometimes I'm amazed at how language changes from generation to generation 😊🙃
I'm a old Southern lady and I have heard and used the word trifle for years- (trifle is a thing of little importance). But not trifling. Did trifling come from trifle?
@@patriciakeith6755 Isn't the word trifle a bit trivial? lol
I've been hearing "triflin" since the 80s. It was usually the worst thing you could call someone without cussing. Maybe it's just a Southern thing.
@@patriciakeith6755 I know trifle(as you say)as something insignificant, but as a term for cheating....nope
Back in the day, a lot of groups used to lay the story out....this is a classic
OMG, My ABSOLUTE FAVORITE song from the 70's!! ❤🎉 It ALWAYS takes me back!!
The Delfonics. Didn’t I Blow Your mind this time? Another great group with an outstanding soprano, outfits, and choreography.
1968 "La-La (Means I Love You)" is where it started for me 😃
At 70, I am thankful to have come up experiencing the music from my era. This, and most of the 60s and 70s music transcended all, without lines being drawn.
This story to that song really happened. It was 1976 ish, I was 13, he was 15. He was visiting my aunt (by marriage) from another state, was a summer I won’t forget. He gave me this record (45) the day he left. I played it a million times and cried for hours! Unrequited puppy love. Sweet memories.
Omg...if you want to see an amazing motown group, 5 guys that all each sing differently, and while each singer, they incorporate each of their zodiac signs when singing their part.. THE NAME OF THIS GROUP IS CALLED: "THE FLOATERS" and even crazier the name of the sing: "FLOAT ON" YOU'LL LOVE IT!!!😂🎉🎉
A classic ..kids need to grow up with more general pop radio station in their home ! It's a crime to never ear this song !
They enlisted in the armed forces, and and came together as a group following their discharges from their respective branches. Respect.
The campfire scene in Blazing Saddles is better than modern music.
Damn, that's a helluva reference. Can't argue with you though...
The Muppets and the Little Rascals is better than today's music.
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Is the hot mess they generate today classified as music?
I think just about everybody liked the Manhattans, they were so great. I mean, how can can you not? Are you deaf? the lead vocalist alone is out of this world!
I am blessed to have been in my teens is the 60's and 70's when this music was on the radio all of the time. Albeit, transistor radios much of the time, but we didn't know any better, we just loved this music. Of course the Beatles, Rolling Stones, Steppenwolf, Cream and a myriad of others were there too. We never got bored with whatever the next song was on the radio. This is the soundtrack that I still love. Allow me to suggest an artist for your '70's dive: Jeff Beck Group "Ice Cream Cakes" and/or "Sugar Cane" (released in '72). You will not be disappointed. I love your reactions and would love to see you check these two out.
I knew you'd lose it when they did that first spin! Loved watching you react to this.
There was nothing like seeing The Manhattans in concert. I got to do so twice - in 1976 and 1980. The harmonies, the choreography, and the lead vocals by Gerald Alston (the last living member). Brings back good memories.
I just think so much of the older music had a focus on….ability. Can you sing? Bring it. Don’t stand on a stage grind and talk…..sing. Can you sing. Love it. Respect.
I have loved this song since the first time I heard it.... but I will never hear it again without thinking of your reaction! You are the best!!
I came in to say the same thing, the pure joy you see on her face.
In 1971 I was 14 yrs old. Those 70s yrs were the best. Im so thankfull I lived during those yrs.
Totally agree.
Britt . . . We ABSOTIVELY had THE best music on the radio in the 70's!!! ❤❤❤ There were so many of these groups that were similar in some ways but had their own swagger. And ever so often, we actually got to see them on TV so we could see that swagger, not just hear their great vocals! It was not possible to see them whenever we wanted to like this so it was always a treat! ❤😊
Oh, and yes, those big collars were all the rage . . . EVERYBODY wore them! And I really mean everybody. 😂😅😂😅 9:44
I had no clue what this song was about growing up..Now the whole thing is so cringe. AND I still love it! LOL
I always thought this was Barry White, until about 10 years ago when I looked to purchase it. You can google 70's one piece jumpsuits and find many varieties. Lol.
This should be followed by the Chi-Lites "Tell me have You Seen Her'
Bringing back memories. For a high school talent show in 1977, me and a friend did a musical skit: I came over to break up with her and sang "Kiss and say goodbye" and when I left, she sang "No plans for the future" by Natalie Cole and we won! 🏆
Well you found my fav song, well it's either this or the Three Degrees - When will I see your again. Love your reaction vids! ♥
This song was released March 1976 and yes the 70's were the BEST. And Yes I was roller skating to Disco baby!
The 70's are wonderful. I'm still there.
Oh yes indeed!!! One of the best songs ever written 😊
Absolutely love this song! After my friend died, I listened to this song and cried like a baby! Kiss and Say Goodbye!
You see why older people hate most of the modern music of today. There is no comparison between the raw talent of the past and the corporate, algorithm driven industry of today. From the male perspective, I’ve always looked at it as the guy came to his senses and is stopping the affair. He’s doing the right thing, and doing it as kindly as he can.
Another example of why the 70s is called the greatest decade in popular music.
SO PROUD AND HAPPY...THIS is the kind music I got to listen to as a teenager!!❤🎉
Oh this has always been just one of the very best,!!!! Loved this song!!!!!
I feel so blessed and so lucky to have been a teenager during the 70's. It seemed like every day a new incredible song came out. That musical era has never been duplicated. That is when music was really music and that music continues to make me happy because it brings back so many wonderful memories. All those singers were so blessed to have been given a talent that brought happiness to millions of people around the world.
True singing groups are something so many younger folks just know nothing about.
The Manhattan's are one of the best from the Classic Soul era of the '70s and I'm.do glad to have grown up.eith this music.
Welcome to the party.
The is one of my favorites of this genre- great reaction.
Obligations and ties don't always mean being married.
Agreed 💯
Especially in this case, since several times he says that she'll "probably find another guy" ... sweetie pie ain't go in home to hubby!
yea, right...
weve been meeting here so long,
i guess what we've done was wrong
if they were married, i agree with BR...🤦🏿🤦🏿🤔🤔
Obligations may be to ex's, to children...
Britt, I have admired this singing for so many years. So happy young people are getting so much out of this. Thanks, Jasmine. Follow what delights you and keep this thing up. Love it.
You can tell this song is building to something. The string sound is awesome. The mix of voices is special. Each one of these guys could probably crank out hit records in today's music scene. This song reminds me a lot of "I Wish It Would Rain".
Awesome song!! Just beautiful!!
70's was the greatest decade for music.....hands down no comparison.
Love them!
1960 to 1980 The era of timeless music and epic talent we ALL took for granted at the time. Hasn't been topped yet, and doesn't look promising in the near future either.
The singer's voices are like musical instruments, falsettos, tenors, and baritones, sopranos, and contraltos for female voices are used like brass instruments, different voice ranges used for different vocal effects.
Still love this song. This my era.
Yes, lots of "Falsettos" in the 70s. I'm a 67 year old Hispanic woman who grew up and still living in Southwest Texas. Also, growing up in The 70s was THE BEST!!!! Regardless of being Hispanic, my high school was pretty diverse. We enjoyed, R&B, motown, rock and some country. High school in the 70s was great. My kids grew up listening to my type of music. My daughter grew up to be a band director and she knows the lyrics to most of these songs. We all subscribe to "Spotify" which has all sorts of genres and mine has tons of music from the 60s, 70s and some 80s.
The most beautiful breakup song ever.
Unfortunately the gentleman singing lead (Gerald Alston) is the only one still with us. Check out Shining Star by the Manhattans , and Do it Baby by the Miracles ( Smokey Robinson's group led by Billy Griffin in matching pink outfits)
One of my favorite songs ❤
I grew up in the 90’s with all 70’s music. We would often take long road-trips, so music like this is still on my playlist for road-trips.
One of my best songs of the 70’s. We had the best music in my younger 20’s. Thanks. For sharing 💞
Watch the live version of ‘My Girl’ by the Temptations, it has similar choreography
These types of motown sounds really bring back great memories and your reaction throughout the song was the icing on the cake
Britt is as adorable as they come & just plain cute as a button & intelligent to boot!!Totally 💙 her!!!😊👍👏😌
The army sent me to Germany when I was very young. Coming out of Northern Illinois, I had only ev er heard country and rock music. Uncle Sam moved me into a barracks room with two Puerto Ricans who became best friends to me. They played this music and other songs like it every night to go to sleep. I've enjoyed it ever since.
This is easily one of the BEST REACTIONS I have ever seen!
This is real music... I'm glad that I grew up during those days!
1970s is the best era for soul, rock and country. Pop was best in the 80s. Hop Hop for the 90s.
Those voices are extraordinary!!!
my dad grew up with most of the Manhattans, as a kid I got to go to Sonny Bivins house, the time I went I remember seeing his gold Album on the wall. This song was one of their biggest songs. The group formed in Jersey City NJ, where I was born, the lead singer is Gerald Alston (Henderson NC) He is the nephew of Shirely Alston Reeves, former lead singer of the Shirelles. He is the only surviving member from the original group.
I love this song and the music of that era. It brings back memories.
Born in 1969. Grew up in 70s and 80s. This song, anything from Marvin Gaye and Al Greene' was Saturday morning house cleaning background music BEFORE SoulTrain at 10am!!!
I love the way this song builds and just keeps building.
This group was amazing. Love this song. 💕
Stunning voices and pure joy to watch and listen to. 💕
The Manhattens Shining Star and We never Danced to a Love Song there are others!