Love them! My brother is the percussionist since 1975! He is the one with the tambourine! I worked with them at KC's recording studio for years!!! The best years of my life!!!
Frayed , a lot of âboomersâ hated Disco . They missed the âboatâ . This 72 year old, loved it . Dancing the nights away . Great physical fitness program to boot .
KC had so many great dance songs. A lot of you think your parents & grandparents were out of touch & squares, this is what we danced to all night & we had FUN!
can we all take a minute to appreciate just how impossibly difficult it is to play those horns and dance at the same time? I know this was a studio dub, but they did that shit live on stage too. That's major talent.
Those guys(brass) were absolutely nothing shy of awesome. I really wish I couldâve appreciated this song more when it came out but I was only 11 yrs old. But the trumpet da da daâs ⊠just too good . Nothing can top that today ! I would give anything to go back .
Can we also take a moment to appreciate they were doing it in heels too? Those shoes they are wearing are not light like a pair of sneakers. Those men were might amazing. â€âđ„
KC & the Sunshine Band and Earth, Wind and Fire were two of my favorite groups back in the 1970's. Both have fantastic horn sections and their music are always about the happiness and fun aspects of life. Their music is always uplifting and just makes you feel good and they come from a time when people played real instruments without the aid of vocoders or other electronic foolery. Today's music is largely made using computers where the artistry is lost in the process.
From 1975 to 1981 we had some of the best dancing music ever produced.. I was 15 when this song hit the air waves , it was a time to just let your hair down and have a good time and dance the night away..
I was in the sixth grade in 1976 and I remember when this jam came out. My Mom & Dad bought that album and we still have it. I love K.C & the Sunshine Band, still listening to this day. The 70's was definitely a great decade! Bell bottoms, afros, fly away collars were the style then. Love your reaction to this timeless classic! Makes me happy that you like the music from that era. You are the BEST!
I miss the 70's like you can't imagine! The music, the trends, the fun, the freedom feeling, the movements, the clothes, the protests, the dancing, the disco's, & most of all, we all just liked each other, without question đGreat reaction đ
I was 9 years old when this song came out and my baby brother was just born... I remember Mom playing this on her stereo dancing around the living room
KC and the sunshine band. I was living in L.A.back then went to 2 of his concerts . Glitter platform shoes ,bell bottom pants ,long hair ,and plenty grass. Hot band . Good memories.
Check out Play That Funky Music! It was written after someone saw him practicing and said, "Play that funky music, white boy!" He wrote the song in less than an hour.
Many say he was the start of disco. You cant go far wrong with any of his songs, but you may really like "Thats the way i like it", or for something slightly different maybe " Please dont go".
@@justafreethinker I think you'll find that song was released in 1975, where as KC was co writer of "Rock your baby" sung by George McCrae released in 1974 & that song is considered by most to be the first disco song.
Hell yeah!! Give me some bell bottoms and an A.M. radio and send me back to the 70s!! If you can not remember the 70s you missed all the good stuff. Who loves you baby!!!
@@HammerAl66 1975 indeed, thank you for the correction. Like the origins of Rock n Roll itself, we might never know when the beginning truly was but if "Rock Your Baby" is considered as such, who am I to argue. I just know that according to many music historians, "The Hustle" is considered the birth song of Disco... but again, we will never actually know :)
@@HammerAl66 Wow. Did not know he co wrote "Rock your baby" of George McCrae. That was one smooth as mother trucker. Old George just gliding up on your ass. KC has the groove đ.
The 70s were indeed a vibe, some brilliant music. But as someone who is near 60, I am also blown away by some of the music of today. Every era has some genius musicians and singers, and now we're much more open to music from different countries and cultures & languages it feels. Did luv a bit of KC back in the day, can't deny that.....but yes the band and back up singers were awesome!
Back in the day when they actually had musicians in popular musical groups. How many new groups today have musicians that can play brass instruments? None that I can think of, or very few at least.
My brother Fermin Goytisolo is the percussionist since 1975, he is the one playing the tambourine on this video! I also worked at the recording studio for years!
You have to dance.The abs show that everybody was working out regularly.The energy is contageous.Harry Wayne Casey"KC so cute.Those dimples.Everything.
Growing up in the 70's, I always say there was good disco and bad disco...this is one of the good ones! If you want a "creepier" version...Rob Zombie did an awesome cover.
I can honestly say, that this was a band whose new singles you looked forward to, no matter who your favourite group was. As you noticed, they were having a good time producing good fun music for everyone & it showed. I`ve never heard a bad word about them from anyone.
KC and the Sunsine played the best dance/disco music during the 70 & 80's. As a teenager I was burning up the dance floor with their music .My favourite songs of them was Let's Do it and Shake shake shake -your booty . RogueRxyce - I like your cheeerful pleasant personality and gorgeous looks you bring to the video reaction - good job !
I was 14 when this song came out. You brought back memories of me and my friends walking around with a transistor radio and grooving to this. Thank you! How hard it must have been to play the trumpet while dancing to the beat. Excellent!
Keeping it real, when we were kids listening to this, we thought KC was a black dude. When we found out he was white it was crazy. đđđđ But we didn't care!!! Good music is GOOD music...đ€â€
I LOVED WATCHING YOUR REACTION TO THIS!! My older sister loved KC and the Sunshine Band back in the day would make me dance with her to this and other songs by them...lol
My Favorite KC and the Sunshine Band Song........ I just saw these fantastic Musicians in 2018 in Denver Colorado USA đŒđŒđŒ They were fun and And Entertained the Entire Crowd.....
The most amazing male voice from Disco was Barry Gibb of the BeeGees. Start with the one where he shows off an amazing falsetto, called Too Much Heaven. Official Video live in studio is best for this song.
This was a great album, in the 80s, lots of groove came from it. I'm Australian and I was a teen-ager at the time. There's many more songs from this group. Love from Australia. x
It was around 1976 - I was 14 or 15 and they were at a local record store to autograph their album. I stood in line with my girlfriends and when I got to the front and asked him to sign my album, he said "only if I get a kiss"... I'm sure I turned several shades of red but I got a kiss and still have my signed album. Thanks for the memory!
Even if you aren't into disco, you have to respect and admire a band that gives you the whole package when they perform. Not just good vocals and instrumentals. But the visuals - clothes, hair, dancing, energy. Sometimes I think artists today wear the same clothes they take their trash out in and don't even comb their hair.
I played sax some as a kid, and the amazing part to me is the guys dancing with the horns for the breath control it would take to not only play, but keep moving. I would faint in a minute flat, my vision going dark. That's why I have a theory when everything stops and the camera zooms on the drummer so he can do his thing, everyone else is just taking a deep breath.
How can you be so young and know how disco was. We were all one people, please let everyone be like we were back then, we all were" ONE" No black and white or any other color. I loved that time as a white man, absolutely magical
You have to review Earth, Wind, and Fire,s Fantasy. I saw them live twice. The horn section is amazing. The costumes, amazing too. The visuals, the music, omg.
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So glad I was a teenager in the '70s
This s*** can never be duplicated
You got that right the 70s KICKED ASS ,,
Could any other decade been as amazing as being a teenager thru the 70s plus the best music any decade produced
@@markhopkins222 Nope 8 of the Top 25 biggest selling lps in the USA Are from the 1970s , A TRUE FACT
âCome on hornsâ Haha hell yeah!
Great song, great vid!
Me too
Love them! My brother is the percussionist since 1975! He is the one with the tambourine! I worked with them at KC's recording studio for years!!! The best years of my life!!!
WOW, That is so cool.
I'd love to just shake your hand .
Ahhh..music in the days before auto-tuneđ It's called talent boys and girls!!
Ok boomer
Frayed , a lot of âboomersâ hated Disco . They missed the âboatâ . This 72 year old, loved it . Dancing the nights away . Great physical fitness program to boot .
KC was the coolest white boy in the 70's with the funk, the soul and the disco...
KC AND THE SUNSHINE BAND WAS DEFINITELY ONE OF THE BEST BANDS FROM THE DISCO ERA...
Saw them in 78 with Gladys Knight and the Pips!
@@michaelasay6140 How was the concert. Those are two iconic bands.
Bring it back right NOW!
True that!
We had such good dancing music and we had so many talented artist!!
The 70's was the finest decade for Rock-n-Roll and R&B, hands down.
YES IN DEED
I agree with you.
PREACH! BROTHER#
KC and the sunshine band was best roller skating music evah!
Ah yes. I remember going to Skate World with all my friends grooving away. đŒ
These were real musicians playing real instruments. KC rules.đđđ
Agreed! đ not like the fluff of today.
70âsâŠthe best decade of music. đŒ
KC had so many great dance songs. A lot of you think your parents & grandparents were out of touch & squares, this is what we danced to all night & we had FUN!
can we all take a minute to appreciate just how impossibly difficult it is to play those horns and dance at the same time? I know this was a studio dub, but they did that shit live on stage too. That's major talent.
Yes I also praise the extreme skills that it takes to play well and dance at the same time
Those guys(brass) were absolutely nothing shy of awesome. I really wish I couldâve appreciated this song more when it came out but I was only 11 yrs old. But the trumpet da da daâs ⊠just too good . Nothing can top that today !
I would give anything to go back .
Can we also take a moment to appreciate they were doing it in heels too? Those shoes they are wearing are not light like a pair of sneakers. Those men were might amazing. â€âđ„
I think anyone who's ever performed in a marching band will concur.
We had the absolute best music in the 70s and 80s, it was an awesome time to be alive!!â€â€â€â€â€
The 70's were one of the better times to be young, free, and stylish. The music was second to none.
He's still performing to this day. He was just here in Vegas at the age of 70 years old, and still dancing like he was 30. Impressive.
Although he has gained some weight and lost a lot of hair.
I'm lucky enough to go see him in 3 days with my sister who wasn't even born until the 90s ... But she loves his music too!!! đźđđ
KC & the Sunshine Band and Earth, Wind and Fire were two of my favorite groups back in the 1970's. Both have fantastic horn sections and their music are always about the happiness and fun aspects of life. Their music is always uplifting and just makes you feel good and they come from a time when people played real instruments without the aid of vocoders or other electronic foolery. Today's music is largely made using computers where the artistry is lost in the process.
It was always a party on the dance floor when they played KC and the Sunshine Band back in the day!
Yes it certainly was đđđ
Oh girl u opened Pandora's box... this is my era!!
"Shake Your Booty" is a good one from KC
The disco years were the best. Friday and Saturday nights you got dressed to the 9's and danced all night.
KC was WAAY ahead of his time..n had one of the largest bands in the world...i think he had up to like 30 members...insane
KC and the Sunshine band did not disappoint every time they came on the radio yes radio everybody cut the rug up
From 1975 to 1981 we had some of the best dancing music ever produced..
I was 15 when this song hit the air waves , it was a time to just let your hair down and have a good time and dance the night away..
OMG...the Disco Era!!! I'm 73 yrs old and dancing for old times. If I can still dance so can you! Get down girl!! Enjoy!!! đđđșâ€
I was in the sixth grade in 1976 and I remember when this jam came out. My Mom & Dad bought that album and we still have it. I love K.C & the Sunshine Band, still listening to this day. The 70's was definitely a great decade! Bell bottoms, afros, fly away collars were the style then. Love your reaction to this timeless classic! Makes me happy that you like the music from that era. You are the BEST!
Back in the day real talented artist in action.
I have to admit that I was a teenager with a little bit of a crush on KC back when they had all their big hits!
I miss the 70's like you can't imagine! The music, the trends, the fun, the freedom feeling, the movements, the clothes, the protests, the dancing, the disco's, & most of all, we all just liked each other, without question đGreat reaction đ
KC and The Sunshine Band were what disco were all about he defined Disco đ đ„đ„đ„
The ENERGY and good vibes! KC's smile is infectious.
The 70's was the best decade for music.
The funk era was the best!!!! KC and the Sunshine Band set the party's off back in the day
I was 9 years old when this song came out and my baby brother was just born... I remember Mom playing this on her stereo dancing around the living room
I LOVE THE WAY THIS GIRL THINKS...SHE HAS AN OPEN MIND AND ENJOYS THE VIBE
This is the first group I ever saw in concert in the 70's, it was a magical moment I will never forget.
KC and the sunshine band.
I was living in L.A.back then went to 2 of his concerts .
Glitter platform shoes ,bell bottom pants ,long hair ,and plenty grass. Hot band .
Good memories.
I graduated HS in '76 and started hitting the disco. Best time of my life!
Boogie is another word for dancing, getting down on the dance floor,sweet lady!!!
KC & the Sunshine definitely one of the top bands in the disco years.
Check out Play That Funky Music! It was written after someone saw him practicing and said, "Play that funky music, white boy!" He wrote the song in less than an hour.
Disco lives! Thanks RR.
Classic 70âs funk and disco. Love it â€ïžâ€ïž
Those horn players probably worked up a real sweat when they performed this song.
I love watching today's generation listen to my generation's music.
Boogie was a term we used all the time in the 70âs often times it was used to say letâs leave
KC had the best smile as well as a groove!
At last a Reaction person without any over-the-top exaggerated face expressions. Just nice and clean (and a beautiful reacter at that!). Thank you.
when this came out the dance floor was packed as every song kc and the sunshine band released..and yes i still have the album..x
The background singers were there all along doing an amazing job! Sing it, Ladies!
Whenever I see them perform, I feel like I am seeing a family.
The ultimate feel-good party band!
Girl, I grew up on him... He is now 70 years old and still singing ... I miss disco.
Many say he was the start of disco. You cant go far wrong with any of his songs, but you may really like "Thats the way i like it", or for something slightly different maybe " Please dont go".
Actually Disco officially started in 1972 with a song called "The Hustle" by Van McCoy.
@@justafreethinker I think you'll find that song was released in 1975, where as KC was co writer of "Rock your baby" sung by George McCrae released in 1974 & that song is considered by most to be the first disco song.
Hell yeah!! Give me some bell bottoms and an A.M. radio and send me back to the 70s!! If you can not remember the 70s you missed all the good stuff. Who loves you baby!!!
@@HammerAl66 1975 indeed, thank you for the correction. Like the origins of Rock n Roll itself, we might never know when the beginning truly was but if "Rock Your Baby" is considered as such, who am I to argue. I just know that according to many music historians, "The Hustle" is considered the birth song of Disco... but again, we will never actually know :)
@@HammerAl66 Wow. Did not know he co wrote "Rock your baby" of George McCrae. That was one smooth as mother trucker. Old George just gliding up on your ass.
KC has the groove đ.
The 70s were indeed a vibe, some brilliant music. But as someone who is near 60, I am also blown away by some of the music of today. Every era has some genius musicians and singers, and now we're much more open to music from different countries and cultures & languages it feels. Did luv a bit of KC back in the day, can't deny that.....but yes the band and back up singers were awesome!
Legendary. Music was so good from back when...
I was in junior high when KC was putting out all those #1 hits, "I'm your boogie man" and "keep it comin' love" were my favorites.
Back in the day when they actually had musicians in popular musical groups. How many new groups today have musicians that can play brass instruments? None that I can think of, or very few at least.
Bruno Mars band has excellent brass musicians.
Nathaniel Rateliffâs band is pretty funky! And has a horn section,
Tambourine is one of the hardest things to record in a studio. This guy is incredible, never loses the semiquaver
My brother Fermin Goytisolo is the percussionist since 1975, he is the one playing the tambourine on this video! I also worked at the recording studio for years!
@@lsayih5 That is AWESOME!!!!!!
Grew up listening to these songs still love them,love the horn section
I was almost 11 when this came out and trust me we danced to this great music.
You have to dance.The abs show that everybody was working out regularly.The energy is contageous.Harry Wayne Casey"KC so cute.Those dimples.Everything.
By the way his name is Harry not Henry
I forgot just how good their music was! Still holds up after all these years!
Done been here and done that back in the 70âs when I was a kid this thing turned on the turntables for many nights soaked it all up
Another great Miami band! Black Cuban White all together to this day. It's what makes Miami great đđđđđđđđ
I love your quiet and reserved reactions. Lovely, silky voice too.
Growing up in the 70's, I always say there was good disco and bad disco...this is one of the good ones! If you want a "creepier" version...Rob Zombie did an awesome cover.
I can honestly say, that this was a band whose new singles you looked forward to, no matter who your favourite group was. As you noticed, they were having a good time producing good fun music for everyone & it showed. I`ve never heard a bad word about them from anyone.
I am your BOOGIEMAN!!!
@RogueRxyce...Great reaction to a great song/performance. As you liked this song, you would 100% love Kool & The Gang singing Ladies Night.
Class of 71,...my girls mom liked to dance,my girl was 3..everyone would dance!
KC and the Sunsine played the best dance/disco music during the 70 & 80's. As a teenager I was burning up the dance floor with their music .My favourite songs of them was Let's Do it and Shake shake shake -your booty . RogueRxyce - I like your cheeerful pleasant personality and gorgeous looks you bring to the video reaction - good job !
Kc and the sunshine band now that takes me back to school discos.
Disco hasnt gone out of fashion and it makes you wanna dance and puts a smile on your face
I was 14 when this song came out. You brought back memories of me and my friends walking around with a transistor radio and grooving to this. Thank you! How hard it must have been to play the trumpet while dancing to the beat. Excellent!
Those trumpet players were making it look easy with those on beat grooves đ€Ł
You could dance to any of their songs. The horn players rocked.
I loved the 70s. They weren't shy about wild clothes and hair.
Keeping it real, when we were kids listening to this, we thought KC was a black dude. When we found out he was white it was crazy. đđđđ But we didn't care!!! Good music is GOOD music...đ€â€
I love 70s music!!!!
I LOVED WATCHING YOUR REACTION TO THIS!! My older sister loved KC and the Sunshine Band back in the day would make me dance with her to this and other songs by them...lol
Oh girl, best yrs of my life. You got me doing the hustle and watching Soul Train. Best dance music ever. Thank you đ
Your music appreciation is contagious đ Keep doing you.
Thank you đđœ
I saw them live twice. They are great live... The horns are fantastic. Everybody is dancing
My Favorite KC and the Sunshine Band Song........ I just saw these fantastic Musicians in 2018 in Denver Colorado USA đŒđŒđŒ They were fun and And Entertained the Entire Crowd.....
"He's blowing it. Givin' it his all." As an old horn player, you just made my day.
The bands back in the 70's with soul, funk, and disco were lit and when their music came on you moved with the beat.
The most amazing male voice from Disco was Barry Gibb of the BeeGees. Start with the one where he shows off an amazing falsetto, called Too Much Heaven. Official Video live in studio is best for this song.
I was a kid in the 70s but I remember like it was yesterday this music was incredible and still is
This was a great album, in the 80s, lots of groove came from it. I'm Australian and I was a teen-ager at the time. There's many more songs from this group. Love from Australia. x
I love watching younger people react to the music i grew up with. Its fun seeing their faces light up when they realize how awesome it is.
The background singers were huge back then known as the Sunshine Girls.
It was around 1976 - I was 14 or 15 and they were at a local record store to autograph their album. I stood in line with my girlfriends and when I got to the front and asked him to sign my album, he said "only if I get a kiss"... I'm sure I turned several shades of red but I got a kiss and still have my signed album. Thanks for the memory!
Even if you aren't into disco, you have to respect and admire a band that gives you the whole package when they perform. Not just good vocals and instrumentals. But the visuals - clothes, hair, dancing, energy. Sometimes I think artists today wear the same clothes they take their trash out in and don't even comb their hair.
I played sax some as a kid, and the amazing part to me is the guys dancing with the horns for the breath control it would take to not only play, but keep moving. I would faint in a minute flat, my vision going dark. That's why I have a theory when everything stops and the camera zooms on the drummer so he can do his thing, everyone else is just taking a deep breath.
You will probably never see this much concentrated Seventies in one place.
I love you!!! Seriously you have so much fun reacting it's infectious
I love their clothes too!!!!!!
How can you be so young and know how disco was. We were all one people, please let everyone be like we were back then, we all were" ONE" No black and white or any other color. I loved that time as a white man, absolutely magical
True that to your reaction. You are a beautiful and highly intelligent young woman with the soul of a musicologist. Keep on.
Mid 70's we were all boogeying on the dance floor. Disco was all about the dance
You have to review Earth, Wind, and Fire,s Fantasy. I saw them live twice. The horn section is amazing. The costumes, amazing too. The visuals, the music, omg.
KC AND THE SUNSHINE BAND ARE TOTALLY AWESOME!!! HE IS FROM MY HOME TOWN. 305 MIA!!!