Many thanks to Lionel Richie, Walter Clyde Orange, Ronald LaPread, Milan Williams, Thomas McClary and William King, for making some of greatest music of the 1970's. Loved going to see the Commodores play live at Madison Square Gardens during that 1970's, your performances were all ways high energy and stellar!
This song got me hooked on the clavinet-use in this period. Also, drummer Walter Orange, with his double-bass drum kit...Everytime it came on the radio, your heartbeat synced up with that pocket!❤ The song produced a groove that trigger both disco-dancer and funkster alike! Still slaps!
Many thanks to Lionel Richie, Walter Clyde Orange, Ronald LaPread, Milan Williams, Thomas McClary and William King, for making some of greatest music of the 1970's. Loved going to see the Commodores play live at Madison Square Gardens during that 1970's, your performances were all ways high energy and stellar!
I wonder if Progressive rock band Gentle Giant covered this live?, they had their roots in R&B/soul.
Funk 2 the bone 😊
This song got me hooked on the clavinet-use in this period. Also, drummer Walter Orange, with his double-bass drum kit...Everytime it came on the radio, your heartbeat synced up with that pocket!❤ The song produced a groove that trigger both disco-dancer and funkster alike! Still slaps!
Aww❤❤"Machine Gun." 🍓