Thank you thank you thank you for adding this video. I've been trying to tell younger friends about the lockers i saw on TV when I was a kid, and they just don't understand. They see to think all todays crews invented everything and I am trying to tell them how so much technique is evolving for a long time. This makes you think about how inventive people were during other past years. From the heart
@vidform The song is called "Coke" by Tribe. It was an underground hit that came out in 1973 and was a staple of New York parties at The Loft and Paradise Garage. The record label had issues with the name so alternate pressings were out with the title as "Koke" and "Smoke."
It could be argued that Locking is not 100% part of Hip Hop, Since Hip hop consists of 4 pillars, DJ, MC, Graffiti and BBoying. Locking is classed as a Funkstyle,(as is Popping) and was adopted into the Hip Hop culture, but not actually Hip Hop.
Damn did you see how young they looked? Rerun and shabadoo still had baby faces. Thanks, I've never seen this clip. Do you know where it was taken? Looks like a college.
It can also be argued that each of the pillars you speak of were themselves separate entities not associated with each other in the earliest days of their existence. DJ Kool Herc didn't MC until after he was spinning records for a while, DJ Hollywood started rapping later independently, Fab 5ive Freddy was tagging way before he hooked up with any scene... all these things gravitated towards each other through out the 70's to create the Hip Hop culture as a whole (including Campbellocking...)
Does anyone have a clip of the lockers on the Phil Donahue show? It was great because a decent chicago group of breakers were on there like it was this new thing, then they brought out the lockers and it was obvious some funky moves had been around a long long time. Oh yeah, someone mentioned "Ozone" from "breakin", he was good, and again, got attention many before him should have gotten...
How can you not call this H|P HOP?? WE were doing this when the were breaking in NY. I am an old school la hip hop head, we were not rapping, but we were hip hop
@hbbvivo some people like Scoo B Doo would probably define campbellocking as just the upper body movements: points, wrist rolls, lock, up-lock, etc. while locking introduced the steps: scoobot, skeeter rabbit, which-a-way, leo walk
this song is koke pt.1&2 by Tribe.Its hard to get,if anyone knows were i can get this i would appreciate it.have only been able to get a weak 2min version the whole song is a little over 5min
@johnnyjayramone Please let me know if you find it huh? UA-cam is great but still a lot out there I can't find. Going to look on Hulu or something with old tv next...
Hahaha, the funniest part was the reaction shot where they pan the lame audience - they're all like: "this isn't wholesome enough for me, what if the communists saw this?"
Damn!!! I cannot find a real APPLEJACK anywhere!!! The ones that I keep finding are too small. If someone knows where to get one, let me know.... anyway, check my locking vids
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Thank you thank you thank you for adding this video. I've been trying to tell younger friends about the lockers i saw on TV when I was a kid, and they just don't understand. They see to think all todays crews invented everything and I am trying to tell them how so much technique is evolving for a long time. This makes you think about how inventive people were during other past years. From the heart
AWESOME!!!!!!!! The LOCKERS are the true LEGENDS of dance!
D0C
Man this is awesome, the original Lockers!
@vidform The song is called "Coke" by Tribe. It was an underground hit that came out in 1973 and was a staple of New York parties at The Loft and Paradise Garage. The record label had issues with the name so alternate pressings were out with the title as "Koke" and "Smoke."
Slim The Robot!
Sick clip! Original styles so fresh!
This song is awesome.
"Re-run" from "What's Happenin'" I think near the end...
ive been looking for this for a while its the lockers performance at berkley!
This never gets old to me
It could be argued that Locking is not 100% part of Hip Hop, Since Hip hop consists of 4 pillars, DJ, MC, Graffiti and BBoying. Locking is classed as a Funkstyle,(as is Popping) and was adopted into the Hip Hop culture, but not actually Hip Hop.
RIP Fred Barry..
im sorry if this a dumb question but was that re-run at the end?
Good Times wit ReRun....poppin' & lockin' & rollin'.
These guys are still my favorite lockers
Damn did you see how young they looked? Rerun and shabadoo still had baby faces. Thanks, I've never seen this clip. Do you know where it was taken? Looks like a college.
There's Shabadoo, Rerun and Toni Basil doing their thing. Man, I have so many bumps bruises and scars from locking back in the days
Freakin' awesome!
Ya that is Tony "Oh Mickey Your So Fine" Basil, gettin straight off.
Freakin' AWESOME.
Lol its also quite possible they just like the way it looks, as well as it being part of the culture.
Yop, that's Fred "Rerun" Berry in the end.
damn! where can i get shorts and long stripe socks like those?? so stylish!!
toni basil actress/dance choreographer /singer who sang MICKEY
Incredible - Any idea what year this is from??
RIP Shabba Doo.
It can also be argued that each of the pillars you speak of were themselves separate entities not associated with each other in the earliest days of their existence. DJ Kool Herc didn't MC until after he was spinning records for a while, DJ Hollywood started rapping later independently, Fab 5ive Freddy was tagging way before he hooked up with any scene... all these things gravitated towards each other through out the 70's to create the Hip Hop culture as a whole (including Campbellocking...)
1:17 - 1:21 was just plain sick.
Dopeness......
Does anyone have a clip of the lockers on the Phil Donahue show? It was great because a decent chicago group of breakers were on there like it was this new thing, then they brought out the lockers and it was obvious some funky moves had been around a long long time. Oh yeah, someone mentioned "Ozone" from "breakin", he was good, and again, got attention many before him should have gotten...
How can you not call this H|P HOP?? WE were doing this when the were breaking in NY. I am an old school la hip hop head, we were not rapping, but we were hip hop
Mann's World TV the lockers never claimed it as hip hop...they said SOUL DANCING...hip hop came later
@hbbvivo some people like Scoo B Doo would probably define campbellocking as just the upper body movements: points, wrist rolls, lock, up-lock, etc. while locking introduced the steps: scoobot, skeeter rabbit, which-a-way, leo walk
jeff baucom u cant even get his name right...its SHABBA DOO u idiot😒
i see toni basil . Where did find this video amazing
A very valid Argument indeed. Touche! :)
this song is koke pt.1&2 by Tribe.Its hard to get,if anyone knows were i can get this i would appreciate it.have only been able to get a weak 2min version the whole song is a little over 5min
Where did you find this footage from. Please let me know. Holla
looks like bowling shoes with heals....lol
Don't forget "Ozone" from the Breakin movies.
dam i like new skool and old skool locking. new skool is less funk and more faster.
REST IN POWER ETERNAL SHABBA DOO
its adds sum flava
A tree grown from a seed.
Novice lockers have to practice to become good.
Does anybody know who is the BAND and the NAME OF THE SONG?
it's just that tite!
@johnnyjayramone Please let me know if you find it huh? UA-cam is great but still a lot out there I can't find. Going to look on Hulu or something with old tv next...
yo...if ya wanna know how something is supposed to function, ya gotta go back to the ORIGINAL!!!...old skool rocks still...
wow........
ah fred re run berry was at the end of the video , rip
got some skinny ass legs hahahaha, knee dropping on cement too, ouch
What's the name of the song?
What was the song
song please?
Shabbadoo rip 💔💔💔💔
Missing Shabba-doo
Hahaha, the funniest part was the reaction shot where they pan the lame audience - they're all like: "this isn't wholesome enough for me, what if the communists saw this?"
????songs...?????
this is what real locking is this is what comes to my head when someone says they can lock I wanna see this not some b.s watered down attempt
Damn!!! I cannot find a real APPLEJACK anywhere!!! The ones that I keep finding are too small. If someone knows where to get one, let me know.... anyway, check my locking vids
lol
whos the female?
tribe koke
yes, doing her silly ass 360' spin move . (like i could do that)
why dont you dress old school then?
@hbbvivo According to Don Cambellock there is no difference.
why do all rappers dress the same why do all hiphoppers dress the same, why do al metallheads dress the same... cuz its a part of that culture
Toni Basil
sure idk
what kind of silly question is that