I love this song, it's on my list of all time favourites. It's boppy, makes you smile, gets you singing along, it ticks all the boxes in my opinion :-)
i remember those days in the late 70s when I would listen to ( & enjoy very much) music from groups such as Racey, Pilot, Queen, The Sweet, 10CC & yes, even ABBA. Please bring back those wonderful, carefree days when life was really good-- & SAFE. We didn't even have to lock our doors in those days & kids could play creely in the streets without parents worrying about their safety. Great music 🎶 ✔ 👍 Fantastic times ⚠
Statisticaly children were at greater risk of harm both domestically and from strangers. Wife's were routinely beaten and no one said a word. Conditions in the workplace and the standard of living were markedly lower. The good old days only exist in your imagination.
Totally agree. Perverts have always been around. I remember a couple of incidents happening with my childhood friends near our home with strange men exposing themselves, saying sexual things to us, etc. We lived in a quiet semi rural area near a woods and railway in North West England. These things happened and we never told our parents or teachers. It makes me angry looking back these horrid, vile men got away with it.
A bought the original vinyl album of this in a record store the other day for $9. It plays magnificently! I’m 23 and my brother (18) and I grew up listening to 60’s, 70’s and 80’s thanks to my parents 🙌🏻
@@glynnevans1851 LOVED ABBA as a girl, I have a greatest hits CD in my car. BONEY M, absolutely still listen to them ,they are the best! My mum grew us up on them.
@@smurfylee Cheers for your reply, I also have Abba in my car plus the Carpenters ' so much more could of been done to help Karen. Did you like The Bee Gees and Pet shop boys too. This era was Momentous and reminds me of the time n Fab to be young and luvly memories of my parents too. If only we could turn time back. May I ask were R U from Smurfy. Kind regards Glynn n greetings from Stourbridge West Midlands UK 🤗
Fond memories. In Britain, 78/79 was named The Winter of Discontent because of the strikes, the economy, inflation, unemployment, etc. - but at least there was still good music to lift the mood.
Yep,and I wasn't of age where I had to understand fully or worry about those adult problems yet so I was sailing along happily enjoying the times. This was the one of their hits I truly liked a lot,as it was just so irresistably catchy good-time music. UK chart track for Lay Your Love on Me by Racey: Date chart first aired Position November 1978 Tuesday 28th 40 December Tuesday 5th 24 Tuesday 12th 11 Tuesday 19th 6 January 1979 Wednesday 3rd 3 Tuesday 9th 3 Tuesday 16th 3 Tuesday 23rd 7 Tuesday 30th 9 February Tuesday 6th 19 Tuesday 13th 33 Top 30 of UK singles chart first aired on Wednesday 3rd January 1979 (Top of the Pops 4th January,w/e 6th January,Sunday full rundown 7th January): 1 (2) YMCA - Village People; 2 (1) Mary's Boy Child - Boney M; 3 (6) Lay Your Love on Me - Racey; 4 (3) A Taste of Aggro - Barron Knights; 5 (10) A Song For Guy - Elton John; 6 (13) Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick - Ian Dury & the Blockheads; 7 (5) You Don't Bring Me Flowers - Barbra Streisand & Neil Diamond; 8 (4) Too Much Heaven - Bee Gees; 9 (7) I Lost My Heart to a Starship Trooper - Sarah Brightman & Hot Gossip; 10 (9) Le Freak - Chic 11 (8) Do You Think I'm Sexy? - Rod Stewart; 12 (12) Always and Forever - Heatwave; 13 (11) Greased Lightning - John Travolta; 14 (18) Shooting Star - Dollar; 15 (14) I'm Every Woman - Chaka Khan; 16 (23) I'll Put You Together Again - Hot Chocolate; 17 (16) In the Bush - Musique; 18 (24) September - Earth,Wind & Fire; 19 (20) Tommy Gun - the Clash; 20 (26) Promises - Buzzcocks 21 (32) A Little More Love - Olivia Newton John; 22 (17) Hanging on the Telephone - Blondie; 23 (21) Raining in My Heart - Leo Sayer; 24 (35) Hello This is Joanie - Paul Evans; 25 (22) Don't Let it Fade Away - Darts; 26 (25) Dr Who - Mankind; 27 (19) Christmas in Smurfland - Father Abraham & the Smurfs; 28 (27) One Nation Under a Groove - Funkadelic; 29 (38) Just the Way You Are - Barry White; 30 (15) Don't Cry Out Loud - Elkie Brooks Top 5 of UK singles chart first aired Tuesday 9th January 1979 (Top of the Pops 11th January,w/e 13th January,Sunday full rundown 14th January): 1 (1) YMCA - Village People; 2 (6) Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick - Ian Dury & the Blockheads; 3 (3) Lay Your Love on Me - Racey; 4 (5) A Song For Guy - Elton John; 5 (18) September - Earth,Wind & Fire Top 5 of UK singles chart first aired Tuesday 16th January 1979 (Top of the Pops 18th January,w/e 20th January,Sunday full rundown 21st January): 1 (1) YMCA - Village People; 2 (2) Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick - Ian Dury & the Blockheads; 3 (3) Lay Your Love on Me - Racey; 4 (5) September - Earth,Wind & Fire; 5 (12) A Little More Love - Olivia Newton John
a mate at primary school (in 1979) mentioned this song while it was on the radio with Racey's other song, sadly my mate's not with us anymore but this song brings back a good memory 🙂
Brings me back to 1979 school disco's when this came on the dancefloor filled immediately.... still remember the sidestepping. Thanks for the fond memories......good times
Started listening to mud became a huge fan then showaddywaddy then the rest of the 70's bands like Racey for example and I'm only 17. It's hard and pain full to listen to modern music since it's just not what I'm use to with stuff like rap music, drum and bass and these modern artists sware and talk about drugs guns etc. in my opinion the 70's was the best decade for music since a band could be found from no where (the Rubettes for example) and still have chart success
This song was not only played in European countries like the U.K. and The Netherlands, but a half year later in the 2nd quarter of 1979 also frequently played on the radio at Aruba, the Dutch (ABC, Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao) Antilles, Caribbean, continent Latin America!! I liked and still like this song very much!
Apparently anything is old these days is bad. kid's at school are being taught this rubbish from their teacher's, who have no respect at all for anyone else. They are God as far as they are concerned.
Never heard this song till now really catchy gets you moving love it The original dancing boyband lol Born in the 70s grew up in the 80s can't beat 60s and 70s
What a bunch of honeys, well they were when I was just 13 yrs old.. Hey Hey. Ohoooooo. I still love this song. 42 now, and still think this song is wicked, funny dancing and all.. lol
way before my lol hahahahahahahahahHHhahahahHahahHH i was 90,s baby but still a great song lol agin hahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahHahabahhahahahahahHHHhahahahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
They don't make them like this anymore...40 years ago bril times....now look at the UK NOW.....total shit hole run by a government that's not interested in doing its job
To all the youngin's of today out there having a look at this, and other 70's/80's music videos: sorry lads/lasses, but we had the BEST time of our lives back then, with great music, great memories, and music you could actually HEAR the lyrics to the songs....
79' what a year for music!! i was 7 at the time but Pop Music, I Don't Like Mondays, Crazy Little Thing Called Love, Brick In The Wall etc were all released that year if I remember. Possibly an ABBA song of some sort, anyway. Good shit is what I'm tryin to say really.
I went to the Amazon Basin on Saturday night and played this to the locals - at the first beat they all started dancing like Racey and demanded more. Universal!
When songs were fun, and life was free to a sort, not like today everybody wants to screw somebody over, no respect for any one. Glad I have been able to enjoy those years, unlike to day.
This song was really something when it came out,I'm from the Netherlands and it was an enormeous hit overthere,it was also my first single that I bought. Now I'm 40,still have that single,these days this song sounds "old" and it's easy for people to critisme this song and old fashioned style.But when it came out,I went to Beligium Spain,and Luxembourg and everybody,young and old loved that song,the white shoes and dancing steps. It was a great year and song
These guys and the Bay City Rollers ... bands I remember dancing around the lounge room to when I was 11. Please someone invent a time machine, I want life to be fun again.
I have great memories about bands like Racey and Smokie. I grew up with them. This song is fresh in my mind. My oldest brother and sister loved it and everytime it was on the radio we said: hey, there it is again! The same with Some girls
these were great songs, i was the most popular kid in my class for liking racey, some girls and this one, i might be older now, but these songs were radically awesome mate
We was all happier in them days , time machine anybody ? i want to go back please 👍👍
We sure were mate.... Sad what is transpiring these days and what passes for music..... Delorean anyone?
I'm waiting... I'm going with you. Screw this " times" .
It'd be the 80's for me mate
Did Disco in 70s 80s brilliant 👏
Absolutely agree we had the best days ever
This is a classic example of a fun song, catchy and lively with none of the sickly melodramatic, morose crap mostly played today.
Still lovin this 11 years later!
What a classic little pop number this was! So much fun!
Takes me back to my very earliest music memories. Catchy as!
Die guten alten Zeiten.... Bitte kommt zurück 😍😍😍😍
I love this song, it's on my list of all time favourites. It's boppy, makes you smile, gets you singing along, it ticks all the boxes in my opinion :-)
Just skipping from one 70s song to another, lots of stuff I'd forgotten. Love it!
1979, discos, Melbourne Australia pure joy ❤
i remember those days in the late 70s when I would listen to ( & enjoy very much) music from groups such as Racey, Pilot, Queen, The Sweet, 10CC & yes, even ABBA. Please bring back those wonderful, carefree days when life was really good-- & SAFE. We didn't even have to lock our doors in those days & kids could play creely in the streets without parents worrying about their safety. Great music 🎶 ✔ 👍 Fantastic times ⚠
Statisticaly children were at greater risk of harm both domestically and from strangers. Wife's were routinely beaten and no one said a word. Conditions in the workplace and the standard of living were markedly lower. The good old days only exist in your imagination.
Totally agree. Perverts have always been around. I remember a couple of incidents happening with my childhood friends near our home with strange men exposing themselves, saying sexual things to us, etc.
We lived in a quiet semi rural area near a woods and railway in North West England. These things happened and we never told our parents or teachers. It makes me angry looking back these horrid, vile men got away with it.
As long as they were not around Jimmy Saville of course.
Woah, "even ABBA"?
Happy days, don’t forget MUD!
Remember when pop music was just good fun!!
Those were the days my friend...............
They made such great party music in these lovely days. No drugs needed. Music was the drug.
TheBigHase They were the days hey! Great music, no one to give you shit and muscians actually worked their arses off!
Красивее не скажешь. В точку
Brilliant the original boy band 😀
I was 11 years old when this came out just going up to high school.
Love it😀
I was 12 remember dancing along with it. Forgot how terrible the dancing was though 🤣
Me too. 1967.
Yes go go Racey this song makes me want to dance such good memories back then better days. Great band. ❤
A bought the original vinyl album of this in a record store the other day for $9. It plays magnificently! I’m 23 and my brother (18) and I grew up listening to 60’s, 70’s and 80’s thanks to my parents 🙌🏻
❤️
A great time for music. Today's big names are extremely talented and popular, but most are not singers as well as composers. A different era. 😊😅
You were lucky to have parents who shared such great eras with you.
Good parents.
Oct 2019...... still feels like it was yesterday when I used to dance to it at school disco’s ..... love it 😊
Dude i would go back at the flick of a switch if i could happiest days of my life not a worry or care in the world 👍👍
what memories of the good old days...bring back the 70,s
Better than the crap of today
This just makes me smile!
This has to be the catchiest song ever
I remember loving them as a little girl, and loved the songs, also bay city rollers 😆
@@smurfylee Wow Smurfy, may I ask did you like Abba and Boney M too.Kind regards Glynn n greetings from Stourbridge West Midlands UK 🕊🕊🕊
@@glynnevans1851 LOVED ABBA as a girl, I have a greatest hits CD in my car. BONEY M, absolutely still listen to them ,they are the best! My mum grew us up on them.
@@smurfylee Cheers for your reply, I also have Abba in my car plus the Carpenters ' so much more could of been done to help Karen. Did you like The Bee Gees and Pet shop boys too. This era was Momentous and reminds me of the time n Fab to be young and luvly memories of my parents too. If only we could turn time back. May I ask were R U from Smurfy. Kind regards Glynn n greetings from Stourbridge West Midlands UK 🤗
@@glynnevans1851 Bee Gee are fantastic! Liked a couple of PSB songs, wasn't a huge fan of theirs but they were alright... im from australia 👍
life was so much easier back then, what a great band.
Fond memories. In Britain, 78/79 was named The Winter of Discontent because of the strikes, the economy, inflation, unemployment, etc. - but at least there was still good music to lift the mood.
Yep,and I wasn't of age where I had to understand fully or worry about those adult problems yet so I was sailing along happily enjoying the times. This was the one of their hits I truly liked a lot,as it was just so irresistably catchy good-time music.
UK chart track for Lay Your Love on Me by Racey:
Date chart first aired Position
November 1978
Tuesday 28th 40
December
Tuesday 5th 24
Tuesday 12th 11
Tuesday 19th 6
January 1979
Wednesday 3rd 3
Tuesday 9th 3
Tuesday 16th 3
Tuesday 23rd 7
Tuesday 30th 9
February
Tuesday 6th 19
Tuesday 13th 33
Top 30 of UK singles chart first aired on Wednesday 3rd January 1979 (Top of the Pops 4th January,w/e 6th January,Sunday full rundown 7th January): 1 (2) YMCA - Village People; 2 (1) Mary's Boy Child - Boney M; 3 (6) Lay Your Love on Me - Racey; 4 (3) A Taste of Aggro - Barron Knights; 5 (10) A Song For Guy - Elton John; 6 (13) Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick - Ian Dury & the Blockheads; 7 (5) You Don't Bring Me Flowers - Barbra Streisand & Neil Diamond; 8 (4) Too Much Heaven - Bee Gees; 9 (7) I Lost My Heart to a Starship Trooper - Sarah Brightman & Hot Gossip; 10 (9) Le Freak - Chic
11 (8) Do You Think I'm Sexy? - Rod Stewart; 12 (12) Always and Forever - Heatwave; 13 (11) Greased Lightning - John Travolta; 14 (18) Shooting Star - Dollar; 15 (14) I'm Every Woman - Chaka Khan; 16 (23) I'll Put You Together Again - Hot Chocolate; 17 (16) In the Bush - Musique; 18 (24) September - Earth,Wind & Fire; 19 (20) Tommy Gun - the Clash; 20 (26) Promises - Buzzcocks
21 (32) A Little More Love - Olivia Newton John; 22 (17) Hanging on the Telephone - Blondie; 23 (21) Raining in My Heart - Leo Sayer; 24 (35) Hello This is Joanie - Paul Evans; 25 (22) Don't Let it Fade Away - Darts; 26 (25) Dr Who - Mankind; 27 (19) Christmas in Smurfland - Father Abraham & the Smurfs; 28 (27) One Nation Under a Groove - Funkadelic; 29 (38) Just the Way You Are - Barry White; 30 (15) Don't Cry Out Loud - Elkie Brooks
Top 5 of UK singles chart first aired Tuesday 9th January 1979 (Top of the Pops 11th January,w/e 13th January,Sunday full rundown 14th January): 1 (1) YMCA - Village People; 2 (6) Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick - Ian Dury & the Blockheads; 3 (3) Lay Your Love on Me - Racey; 4 (5) A Song For Guy - Elton John; 5 (18) September - Earth,Wind & Fire
Top 5 of UK singles chart first aired Tuesday 16th January 1979 (Top of the Pops 18th January,w/e 20th January,Sunday full rundown 21st January): 1 (1) YMCA - Village People; 2 (2) Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick - Ian Dury & the Blockheads; 3 (3) Lay Your Love on Me - Racey; 4 (5) September - Earth,Wind & Fire; 5 (12) A Little More Love - Olivia Newton John
a mate at primary school (in 1979) mentioned this song while it was on the radio with Racey's other song, sadly my mate's not with us anymore but this song brings back a good memory 🙂
Wow real music loved this song
Brilliant vocals. Adore this and adored it as a 5 year old kid.
Erinnerungen alte Zeiten ich mag diese Gruppe total,mega Song,einfach cool
What a fun song from a fun band!
really great, makes you feel happy inside
Great footwork!
Why can´t we get bands like this anymore?
This is so cheesey but I love it ,cheers up my sad life .
if only the kids today had music like this to grow up with the country might not be in such a state! you got to love the 70s.
Simon cowell take note
Tim thats true you can understand it
Let's face it, the country's ALWAYS been in 'a state'. Nothing is ever perfect, probably never will be either.
The same secret society Freemasons who control immigration and the tv, they also control the music. They won't allow songs like this on radio !
Ahhhhh yes, those youths in parliament ruining everything because they listened to a rap song once.
Entered the charts in November 1978 and quickly went on to become a party favourite of that Christmas,peaking at Number 3 at the start of 1979.
What GREAT music we had in our time...happily we still have it!
I have to smile every time I watch this. It's so camp, yet brilliant!
Brings me back to 1979 school disco's when this came on the dancefloor filled immediately.... still remember the sidestepping. Thanks for the fond memories......good times
School discos and Christmas/New Year house parties. Even if a lot of the dancing in the video is hilarious.
I am a world renowned dancer. Russian ballet, Argentine tango, Cuban salsa...I laugh at them all. But this Racey dance....the crazy feet.....I cannot.
ONE OF THE CATCHIEST TUNES EVER...this song has an unbelivable amount of positive energy....
Every time I see this I smile how great music was back 40 years ago compared to the awful rap shight etc that people seem to like....
Bei dem Lied kann man einfach nicht mehr ruhig bleiben, genial
Started listening to mud became a huge fan then showaddywaddy then the rest of the 70's bands like Racey for example and I'm only 17. It's hard and pain full to listen to modern music since it's just not what I'm use to with stuff like rap music, drum and bass and these modern artists sware and talk about drugs guns etc. in my opinion the 70's was the best decade for music since a band could be found from no where (the Rubettes for example) and still have chart success
Let's include DARTS - Crazy !!!
This song was not only played in European countries like the U.K. and The Netherlands, but a half year later in the 2nd quarter of 1979 also frequently played on the radio at Aruba, the Dutch (ABC, Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao) Antilles, Caribbean, continent Latin America!! I liked and still like this song very much!
It's not a sign of old age. It's a sign you've got decent taste in music.
Absolutely
We were the best
Thank god, I got a bit heavier, but still fit is that a dad bod :?
I'm 15 lmao
Apparently anything is old these days is bad. kid's at school are being taught this rubbish from their teacher's, who have no respect at all for anyone else. They are God as far as they are concerned.
One of my favorite songs of that time.
Big party hit at a lot of 1979 School Christmas discos.
Never heard this song till now really catchy gets you moving love it
The original dancing boyband lol
Born in the 70s grew up in the 80s can't beat 60s and 70s
This song makes me happy
+Shay Mittchel agree
Me too
Me too 🎤💃 🍹
Great childhood years listening to Racey and many more on Top Of The Pops and on a little transistor Radio.
:) yep I remember too.
I'd love to see all this stuff coming back again
Cant keep still when i hear this song, it got me on the dance floor many years ago!
Amazing tune, takes me right back to being a kid at the local disco! great great days!
What a bunch of honeys, well they were when I was just 13 yrs old.. Hey Hey. Ohoooooo. I still love this song. 42 now, and still think this song is wicked, funny dancing and all.. lol
Just been to see Richard Gower live,he is fantastic don't settle for second best...I love this video...
i love racey - part of my teenage years !!
way before my lol hahahahahahahahahHHhahahahHahahHH i was 90,s baby but still a great song lol agin hahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahHahabahhahahahahahHHHhahahahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
i loved the moves in these days lol hahahhahahahhhhhhhhhhhhahahHahHahahhhhhhhhhhhhhh
I was only seven when this came out
They don't make them like this anymore...40 years ago bril times....now look at the UK NOW.....total shit hole run by a government that's not interested in doing its job
Some girls is my phone's ringtone.
The biggest song on the Australian Top 40 chart in 1979 - 8 weeks at #1.
Love this song
Yes, it sold 14 copies.
@@jpc443 15 if you count the Emu who stole one at JB HiFi :D
To all the youngin's of today out there having a look at this, and other 70's/80's music videos: sorry lads/lasses, but we had the BEST time of our lives back then, with great music, great memories, and music you could actually HEAR the lyrics to the songs....
They were the best ever days. Never again will kids be so happy and have so little. Well said faeel.
I used to listen to this song with my dad back in '99 ish. I loved it then, and I love it now.
Jeezus....1978...I was thirteen! Fuck, where does the time go!
i was 14 and i sit with a tear in my eye thinking how life was so great.you cant beat the 70,s for music
I was only 10!!!
Joanne Humpleby ich war auch 10!!!
on the plus side you are 50 next year...rock on!!
I was 13 in 78 as well and loved Racey then and still do now
Absolutely brilliant great music great beat
I am 4 years old and I must say, the 70s were the vastly superior era for music.
you will go a long way being that sharp at such a young age
Spot on Prince Sheo, spot on!
BEST music ever!
I am an embryo, and I fully agree with you.
Awesome brings back good memories!!
I liked this song when I first heard it as a kid in the early 80s.
The music is so infectious you easily overlook the dancing
One of the first 45's i bought as a kid. still got it and the grooves are DEEP!!
79' what a year for music!! i was 7 at the time but Pop Music, I Don't Like Mondays, Crazy Little Thing Called Love, Brick In The Wall etc were all released that year if I remember. Possibly an ABBA song of some sort, anyway. Good shit is what I'm tryin to say really.
give me this music any day :)))
I agree. Dave good beat .🎹🎶
i am currently 15 years old and i love this song
looove racey im 30 now but a big thanks to my mum memories of our ford and driving around with the speakers pumping. looovvee it mmmaaawwwhhhh xxx
That Track Rules !
I loved this. Rushed to Woolworths to buy the 6 inch single. I was six. Still have it.
I was only born this year,just found this tune sounds great!
brrings back so many memories
Same here. Mostly of my late mum, when she was drinking her beer once a fortnight. Came home from school to find her playing her Racey album.
that's foreshore I am teary at the moment.
It was released late 1978 but was still in the charts at the beginning of the next year
i remember at the time this was released my brother had a school trip to greece. he brought me back this 7" single!. now that's history!
I went to the Amazon Basin on Saturday night and played this to the locals - at the first beat they all started dancing like Racey and demanded more. Universal!
One of the best and catchiest songs ever, brilliant.
Andy.
Always sound just as fresh today as if new recording!
Hi guys im from 2024!! now 63 yrs young and good on you all for having such good taste👍, god bless you all 🍷🍻
This is fantastic. I just love the song the memories and....the dancing!!!!! We all danced just like this!!!! :) :)
When songs were fun, and life was free to a sort, not like today everybody wants to screw somebody over, no respect for any one.
Glad I have been able to enjoy those years, unlike to day.
Great memories from the days when music was fun. Unlike today when artistes are so far up their own backsides its untrue.
Still singing out loud with the lyrics…. And swinging myself dizzy.
Still brilliant. It warms my heart to relive 1979. I was 14. 😊
Love my my life but would love to pop back to this
This song was really something when it came out,I'm from the Netherlands and it was an enormeous hit overthere,it was also my first single that I bought.
Now I'm 40,still have that single,these days this song sounds "old" and it's easy for people to critisme this song and old fashioned
style.But when it came out,I went to Beligium Spain,and Luxembourg and everybody,young and old loved that song,the white shoes and dancing steps.
It was a great year and song
These guys and the Bay City Rollers ... bands I remember dancing around the lounge room to when I was 11. Please someone invent a time machine, I want life to be fun again.
Racey lay your love on me thank you sharing it the song music how wonderful it is
I have great memories about bands like Racey and Smokie. I grew up with them. This song is fresh in my mind. My oldest brother and sister loved it and everytime it was on the radio we said: hey, there it is again! The same with Some girls
these were great songs, i was the most popular kid in my class for liking racey, some girls and this one, i might be older now, but these songs were radically awesome mate
this is theeeee bollocks. ive still got my racey sweatbands from 78
Looks like chevy chase on drums. Remember listening to this in 1979 - how times have changed.
very good song love it and the dance steps googd old days wish is was born back in the days
Fan4life. Still can’t sit still.
Can we just transport back to this please?
i had this ablbum lol what a classic!
born in 70 and 80,s had allmost every single that come out still great to hear in 2017
70s 80s best Decades of music so many brilliant Artists & Bands,nothing compares 2 it 👏
Wat a song it got you up on the dance floor ahhhh the good times
Brill song
Brilliant music, 1979.wow
Absolutely love this!
So it is now 2016 .. but I will always love this.
Aaah Sue from Legs and Co pops on and dances with them. Cute. There's a version she wears a pink dress too.
Got to love music like this, such feel good, take me back please.
I remember dancing to this at our school disco and I was 11 or 12, we all thought it was the bomb and still do. Great memories