It was nothing like eating a bowl of Cocoa Puffs while looking at Fat Albert and The Cosby Kids before you watched Soul Train, and going outside to play.
Couldn't wait until Saturday morning and during the week when I got in from school to watch Fat Albert and the Cosby kids. I learned a lot and with the music of that time was just another acception to the rule of how black kids could be educated watching a cartoon with great theme music 🎵🎶🎶 to bob ya head too 4ReAL!
@@ElleBrOw Yeah that's true also but Fat Albert was shown during the weekdays also. From September 9th 1972 till August 10th 1985 on CBS. The cartoon only went to Saturday mornings when the reruns started in 89' on the USA network. You could see the cartoon from 72 to 85 during the week though.
@@ElleBrOw who's arguing in fact I agreed with you followed up with facts that are found not only on Google but on CBS'S history of African American cartoons why censored.
@@sugadeeification I agreed too. Just reading the actual fact you listed I know it came from somewhere. I know I don’t recall the exact day the cartoon made it’s debut 🤣
@@scrapiron I have the dvd set. I just happened to start back watching the show this past Saturday. I was thinking about a soundtrack and this popped up on my timeline yesterday.
@@scrapiron I actually bought them at a thrift store about a year and a half ago. This is the second time re watching them. It’s 6 DVD’s, 3 episodes each with bonus features. They are made by LIFE TIME. I have Bill Cosby comedy albums on vinyl, cd, and cassette, The Cosby show on DVD as well. Definitely check out thrift stores to come up.
@@scrapiron I was at a thrift store the morning and bought a Bill Cosby comedy cassette tape “At His Best”. So keep checking places like thrift stores and maybe you’ll come up on a Fat Albert dvd set.
If you gave this a thumbs down, you didn't learn a thing or two from Bill while not having any fun with Albert and the gang!!!!! Saturday mornings in the 70s/80s was awesome!
That's really cool that they have a soundtrack for the original Fat Albert show. The guy who sang the songs from the show and who's pictured on the back of the album cover is Mike Gray. He was a Broadway actor who sang gospel music and other stuff, and he did a great job of singing the songs from the show. Sadly, he passed away from a heart attack in 1988. Considering how great his singing was was, he should have done a whole lot more. RIP Mike Gray...
Wow I have to work this Saturday, and found this here. I couldn't imagine as a kid that I would be listening to this 55 years later at work. Such memories of Saturday mornings. Yes, eating a bowl of cereal and then going out in the sun to play all day.
This where I came to stay I don't hear about farty b or no Nicki whoraj or nothing stupid. This is where I put myself into this place. Thank you Philly's zone reel black and fat Albert.
6:05 This reminds me back when I was a kid when I and my family and had to move I cried a lot because I would miss my school friends I wasn't much of a talker when I and my siblings played outside with their friends I wasn't good at communicating with them because of my autism disability and I couldn't express my words to anyone except my family and my teachers. Gosh, I miss those days 😢
I wish there were clips of the background music that was played during the dialogue of the show. There was this one tune with an organ lead that I liked in particular.
Their other Episode Songs like "Whole lot of Fish in the Sea", "Listen", "Suede Simpson", and "Dope is for Dopes" should've been in this Album... Why didn't they make a Vol.2, and included the rest of the Songs that wasn't in this one😭🤦♂️But Underrated Album tho❤
LOL! Shhhiiid. Don't feel sorry for us. We actually had a REAL child's life! You couldn't pay us to be in the house watching TV after cartoons and Soul Train went off. We were too busy spending actual time doing things like playing sports, building , creating things and playing with our friends face to face.
Whoa this is definitely a rare find. I always wanted to know who was the lead singer. Looking at the back of the album. He could've played the role of FAT ALBERT
Watching this with my family.🤗 While us kids ate "Corn Flakes," 👎🏾 "Post Toasties," 👎🏾or "Quisp" & or "Captain Crunch", 😋 when we could afford it. 🤗🤗🤗 Good times
@ReelBlack can u please please upload “The Mack” (1973) with Richard Pryor & Max Juien I’m a 90’s baby & I had it on VHS as a kid & it get got lostsum how when we moved if I can recall it right I think I remember my uncle sayn I watched it so much dat da VCR destroyed it I haven’t seen it sincei was 12yrs old & ive been lookn for it since plus I been tryna get my partna’s to see it bcus we been having a 10yr argument ova da best Richard Pryor movie’s & non of dem have eva seen The Mack b4 & I haven’t seen it in yrs myself I paid a tech nerd to download it on BitTorrent for me back in 2017 but I had to find a older tablet wit old software to download it & save it to an SD card 1st to upload it onto a computer to screen mirror it to my big screen TV but da old tablet dat I found had a busted up screen & da SD slot didn’t work I’ve been busting my ass for yrs to get this movie but I jus haven’t found da right person to help me obtain this Blaxploitation Cult Classic dat seem to be a hidden gem dats hiding my generation can u please upload it or comment back to let me kno if u can help me get it & I’ll leave u with my email address & thank u so much for these hidden gem dat u’ve uploaded so far I love Blaxploitation movies I’m from da south we grew up on these classic back in da VHS days
I MISS Saturday cartoons. If there's two things that's changed the culture of the youngest generations for the worst it's kids on cell phones and the absence of Saturday cartoons.
What a coincidence I just happen to start back watching Fat Albert cartoon this past Saturday and you post the soundtrack the next day. I have the DVD set.
🗣🎤 Sitting in jammies, watching cartoons on Saturday morn, eating cereal 😋 It’s the ONLY day we awoke on our own.
Good times and memories.
True indeed
WORD, Fam! Fruit Loops 🥣 Lucky Charms 🍀 or Cocoa Puffs 🤎 and CARTOONS for hours!
🙃 😊😌😃 👌🏽 ♥️
🎵 “Conjunction junction, what’s your function? 🎶
@@lemostjoyousrenegade My fave cereal was Honeycomb 😋
So many great songs, life was so good back then 😩👌🏽
It was nothing like eating a bowl of Cocoa Puffs while looking at Fat Albert and The Cosby Kids before you watched Soul Train, and going outside to play.
Gene Ballistic
So true, I don't believe children these days know what the meaning of watching cartoons and playing outside.
TRUTHS!!!😆👏🏾😆👏🏾
or Sugar Smacks
talk that sh!+ gone ballistik...TALK THAT SH!+ !!!
@@sharonprry4939 alfa-bits, and honey colms cereals.
I have to admit, Bill Cosby is/was a genius for creating this cartoon, I appreciate it/that much more as an adult...
I was born in 75 dang I felt like I knew fat Albert ...but he was here before me 😂😂😂😂💙💙💙💙💙much love to Bill Cosby
I love this cartoon and all those funky songs!
I loved this cartoon !!!
I am here crying on my computer! This soundtrack takes me back to my early childhood!
Me too especially on the song "Friends"
I feel you family
Feel It! Love It!!!
Fat Albert & The Cosby Kids were even big down here in Australia!! And they played them on
a Saturday Morning, too !!
The bass lines on this soundtrack are fantastic.
I’m 17 and know the theme song word for word. I used to watch fat albert all the time. Who remembers the Christmas episode lol?
i never seen the Christmas episode if I had the whole series
This is beautiful it really bring back some good memories .
Love Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids music! Grew up on it❤❤
Couldn't wait until Saturday morning and during the week when I got in from school to watch Fat Albert and the Cosby kids. I learned a lot and with the music of that time was just another acception to the rule of how black kids could be educated watching a cartoon with great theme music 🎵🎶🎶 to bob ya head too 4ReAL!
Got in from school ? These aired on Saturday mornings 😄
@@ElleBrOw Yeah that's true also but Fat Albert was shown during the weekdays also. From September 9th 1972 till August 10th 1985 on CBS. The cartoon only went to Saturday mornings when the reruns started in 89' on the USA network. You could see the cartoon from 72 to 85 during the week though.
@@sugadeeification Ummm not gonna argue with your edit or google 👀
@@ElleBrOw who's arguing in fact I agreed with you followed up with facts that are found not only on Google but on CBS'S history of African American cartoons why censored.
@@sugadeeification I agreed too. Just reading the actual fact you listed I know it came from somewhere. I know I don’t recall the exact day the cartoon made it’s debut 🤣
Had no clue that they actually made an album for the cartoon! Thanks for sharing.
If I remember correctly, these songs were taken from various episodes.
@@scrapiron I have the dvd set. I just happened to start back watching the show this past Saturday. I was thinking about a soundtrack and this popped up on my timeline yesterday.
@@rashodlewis2918 it's great that you have episodes on dvd, did you get it from Amazon? I want to eventually get it also.
@@scrapiron I actually bought them at a thrift store about a year and a half ago. This is the second time re watching them. It’s 6 DVD’s, 3 episodes each with bonus features. They are made by LIFE TIME. I have Bill Cosby comedy albums on vinyl, cd, and cassette, The Cosby show on DVD as well. Definitely check out thrift stores to come up.
@@scrapiron I was at a thrift store the morning and bought a Bill Cosby comedy cassette tape “At His Best”. So keep checking places like thrift stores and maybe you’ll come up on a Fat Albert dvd set.
This is so 🔥🔥🔥👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿💯💯👏🏿💯👏🏿
I know this song word for word.....😂 😂 😂 And I swear, the real Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids were my uncle and his friends....😂 😂 😂
LOLOLOLOL
😂😂
If you gave this a thumbs down, you didn't learn a thing or two from Bill while not having any fun with Albert and the gang!!!!! Saturday mornings in the 70s/80s was awesome!
Much Appreciation
Such an encouraging program
Thank you thank you thank you!!!
Fun blast from the past!
That's really cool that they have a soundtrack for the original Fat Albert show. The guy who sang the songs from the show and who's pictured on the back of the album cover is Mike Gray. He was a Broadway actor who sang gospel music and other stuff, and he did a great job of singing the songs from the show. Sadly, he passed away from a heart attack in 1988. Considering how great his singing was was, he should have done a whole lot more. RIP Mike Gray...
He sang on the soundtrack for COTTON COMES TO HARLEM! R. I.P. Mike Gray, I have a cd that has these songs on it!
The "Friends" Song Always Made My Eyes Water When I Heard It✨
“Beggin Benny”
“We’re All Together”
“At The Hospital”
🔥🔥🔥
IN THAT ORDER
Bill was always for the kids, I got the whole collection In my S550 Benz that I watch. I was born in 71 so this is my era 💯
Wow I have to work this Saturday, and found this here. I couldn't imagine as a kid that I would be listening to this 55 years later at work.
Such memories of Saturday mornings. Yes, eating a bowl of cereal and then going out in the sun to play all day.
Born in '73 & can *STILL GET DOWN* to the Fat Albert Theme 😃✊🏽
I was lucky to find this LP sealed at a very decent price. I didn’t even know it existed when I found it. Thanks for putting this up.
Sealed??? Yeah you were👍
Eating cereal while reading the box, watching cartoons and then going outside to play!
Ya feel me?! We was LIVING! LOL!
Amazingly I remember some of these songs!👏🏾🎶🎵💖
This where I came to stay
I don't hear about farty b or no Nicki whoraj or nothing stupid. This is where I put myself into this place. Thank you Philly's zone reel black and fat Albert.
"Friends" is my favorite
Real Talk. Thats the jam tho.
#freeDr.Cosby
I agree !!!!!!
I always felt Bill Cosby was wrongly accused !!
@@eileenbachemin1617 You KNOW he was.
He didn't do it... darn... how ugly they are.
Much Gratitude
No fool like a fool playing hookie 😂 this is so cheesy and dope at the same time
When Truant officers came to your house.😏
And REAL too.
Nobody loves a bully. I love that song!!!
Me too! It's a groove!
I love the “ School Day” transition music, “Du Du Du-du Du-du Du!”
Greatest PHD project ever.
Hey, hey, hey, it's at Albert! Loved that show as a kid.
6:05 This reminds me back when I was a kid when I and my family and had to move I cried a lot because I would miss my school friends I wasn't much of a talker when I and my siblings played outside with their friends I wasn't good at communicating with them because of my autism disability and I couldn't express my words to anyone except my family and my teachers. Gosh, I miss those days 😢
I wish there were clips of the background music that was played during the dialogue of the show. There was this one tune with an organ lead that I liked in particular.
One day a few of us neighborhood kids got the idea to have a junkyard Olympics, inspired by the Fat Albert show. Brings back good memories.
Get the pipes and start playing!!!!!
Thank you for sharing. I didn't know they had an album.The songs ( Albert, and Russell) were my favorite parts of the show.
DOPE! The vinyl version ain't cheap.
0:01 "Early to riiiiise.. It's time to get paid" 🔥
Nice N Smooth
Great instrument playing, good guitar playing.
Your LP plays smoothly. I bought mine from Ebay it skips like crazy.
If your here for "The Hero" break, here you go! @5:05!
hey Hey HEY, ...... Love to play tackle! 👍🤣
Their other Episode Songs like "Whole lot of Fish in the Sea", "Listen", "Suede Simpson", and "Dope is for Dopes" should've been in this Album... Why didn't they make a Vol.2, and included the rest of the Songs that wasn't in this one😭🤦♂️But Underrated Album tho❤
Dancing in my pajamas with a bowl of Captain Crunch soggy cereal😁✨👍
ReelBlack has nearly everything in their archives. Thanks for this upload.
Y’all member dat Begging Benny he’ll borrow anything u got, a shoe a lamp s 3 cent stamp or coffee pot he don’t care what... yoooooo !!! 😆✊🏽
I have to much begging Benny's in my family, please don't ask!
I miss the old time
45years ago my favorite
They remind me of Fatback Band
Salute Mr Stu Gardner..so funky
1973 O my what a "Good Time"
Been looking for this for a long time
Begging Benny 😅
Grew up on Fat Albert! "Na Na Na Going have a good time" ...U showing out now Reelblack....keep'em coming...⚘⚘😘
Thanks for sharing this video.
YES!!!!
That's the way the Fat Albert theme song is supposed to sound. In the key of E major.
This is so very cool, tfs❤🧡💛
I'm so sorry for the folks who had to wait until Saturday to watch their favorite cartoon. Different from having channels with varieties nowadays
LOL! Shhhiiid. Don't feel sorry for us. We actually had a REAL child's life! You couldn't pay us to be in the house watching TV after cartoons and Soul Train went off. We were too busy spending actual time doing things like playing sports, building , creating things and playing with our friends face to face.
@@globalgogetter4469 OK Boomer X 😂
Whoa this is definitely a rare find. I always wanted to know who was the lead singer. Looking at the back of the album. He could've played the role of FAT ALBERT
Sweet memories! Please give credit to the vocalists and the amazing band; add them to your description. Who are they?
Awesome
0:00 vibe.
Watching this with my family.🤗
While us kids ate
"Corn Flakes," 👎🏾
"Post Toasties," 👎🏾or "Quisp" & or
"Captain Crunch", 😋
when we could afford it.
🤗🤗🤗
Good times
Heart attack!!!!!!
Nostalgia.
This album is very hard to find!
When cartoons were good on a Saturday morning. #facts
Last cartoon of the Saturday morning cartoons before Isis and Shazam!
The bug's bunny, road runner hour.
@ReelBlack can u please please upload “The Mack” (1973) with Richard Pryor & Max Juien I’m a 90’s baby & I had it on VHS as a kid & it get got lostsum how when we moved if I can recall it right I think I remember my uncle sayn I watched it so much dat da VCR destroyed it I haven’t seen it sincei was 12yrs old & ive been lookn for it since plus I been tryna get my partna’s to see it bcus we been having a 10yr argument ova da best Richard Pryor movie’s & non of dem have eva seen The Mack b4 & I haven’t seen it in yrs myself I paid a tech nerd to download it on BitTorrent for me back in 2017 but I had to find a older tablet wit old software to download it & save it to an SD card 1st to upload it onto a computer to screen mirror it to my big screen TV but da old tablet dat I found had a busted up screen & da SD slot didn’t work I’ve been busting my ass for yrs to get this movie but I jus haven’t found da right person to help me obtain this Blaxploitation Cult Classic dat seem to be a hidden gem dats hiding my generation can u please upload it or comment back to let me kno if u can help me get it & I’ll leave u with my email address & thank u so much for these hidden gem dat u’ve uploaded so far I love Blaxploitation movies I’m from da south we grew up on these classic back in da VHS days
Its on UA-cam just type it in the search box. I don't know if you just want them to upload it to this particular channel but it on UA-cam
Give the Band some credit! Put the info. in the description please.
I MISS Saturday cartoons. If there's two things that's changed the culture of the youngest generations for the worst it's kids on cell phones and the absence of Saturday cartoons.
Cartoons are 24/7 now with so many channels, streaming and things like that.
I'm almost convinced the backing band on these tracks are The Crusaders.
These have got to be the funkiest kids songs EVER! Classic! Thank you
Was there a recording with the instrumental in the episodes?
You're welcome!
Damn this black as hell. 🙌🏿
I'd love to know if there are any clear version of the incidental music used on the show as well.
What a coincidence I just happen to start back watching Fat Albert cartoon this past Saturday and you post the soundtrack the next day. I have the DVD set.
Yes so true. N. Y.
hey hey hey ....
…Stay out of my shed!
The "We're All Together" song sounded better on the show
omg
Nah they was jammin in the junkyard
What's not to like?
Breakbeat at 5:13
Who was this band? They really jammed...i wished the old "soap & water" was on here
That's from the Suede Simpson episode. This soundtrack came out way before that episode aired.
Song were sung by Michael Gray.
9:03
Who's the artist singing tho?
Michael Gray.
7:57
No "Suede Simpson"?
No-body, but NO- BODY likes a bul- lay! I liked the toon until they stopped the songs.
They added the brown hornet
The good years of 'clean fun' and no worries of our children being murdered aka killed aka gunned down
I wonder if their is any date rape drugs in fat alberts burger?🤔
I'm buggin! I need to know who the musicians were. It's one of my biggest mysteries.