For anyone born after the 80s I'll catch you up to speed. The 70s and 80s were decades of healing. People came together in music and film. But this caused politicians to lose their grip on the people because the divisions were beginning to disappear. Your skin color could not be weaponized to guarantee your vote. So the media and politicians went to work dividing people once again and it has worked like a charm.
I am 63 year old white woman from Alabama. Yes, it wasn’t a big thing for whites and blacks to be together back in the 70’s. I am not sure how the younger generations have become so segregated but it is sad to see.
There aren’t really any bands… it’s all about marketing the artist and the artist alone. It’s not like X band that came together organically. They just sign the artist and set them up with their own session musicians and stuff.
I'd agree @augustblue1297. I grew up in North Carolina and graduated from high school in '76. Blacks and whites mixed all the time. It was the music that brought us together!
We didn't see color back then, we PARTIED WITH EVERYONE!! It's soo sad to see how things are today in our country. I've been blessed to grow up in the 60s and 70s! KC & The Sunshine Band have oodles of GREAT songs like listed below. CHECK THEM ALL OUT!
Of course people saw color back then. Only difference is we didn't have social media to know what Every Joe blow down the street was thinking. now if people have issues everyone knows because of Twitter and other platforms..
Back in the 70's, we had blacks and whites playing no one cared. It was what it was. We all partied together in my town out skirts of Los Angeles. We just had fun!
KC & The Sunshine Band is an American disco & funk band from 1973. They had lots of dance hits such as "That's The Way I Like It", "(Shake, Shake, Shake) Shake Your Booty", "Keep It Comin' Love", "Get Down Tonight", "Boogie Shoes", "Please Don't Go", "Give It Up" etc.
KC always shared the spotlight with his bandmates when he had more control over the production design. It was about having a great time with friends. And that came through with the music.
Many bands in the 50s, 60s, 70s had mixed band members..Black, White, Hispanic, Santana...Soul Sacrifice at Woodstock 1969.. And it's fine to think you thought KC was Black, I'm white and when the song came out I thought he was Black..Motown was really popular then.. Check out Al Green Live Soul 1927 Bee Gees cover.. How Can You Mend a Broken Heart..FANTASTIC PERFORMANCE. And When you feel like Jamming listen to Grand Funk Railroad Song...Inside Looking Out 1969. Enjoying your Channel
Back in the day, we all were together having fun. Bands were mixed. All this hate and division is part of a evil agenda to cause hate and destroy our society. We had a blast, blacks, whites, Mexicans, PRs, Cubans Asians. 70s preach love, soul and brotherhood. That's my memory.
I graduated HS in 1978 - I vividly remember the wide bell - bottom pants that you could try on without taking your shoes off! Also, you had to have them long enough that the back edge just touched the floor and hid your shoes!! Another couple bands from around that time with mixed race members were Three Dog Night, Thr Doobie Brothers and Santana!!
There were also pants called elephant ears that were even wider. Primarily women's pants. I remember flying to California at a time when you dressed up to fly anywhere. I had a pink "bodysuit" top with white "elephant ear" pants. I was 8 and thought I was so cool.
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* 💞Great reaction 💞
This group is right up there with the Bee Gees they are in the seventies. They have so many great songs like keep It coming Love, boogie shoes which is one of my favorites and they personify the seventies. 🥰🥰🥰
I think it is a sad commentary on our society today that folks are surprised to see folks of different races in a band together. We never thought anything of it growing up in the 70's and 80's. It just shows how segregated our society is becoming these days. Everything that we fought for in the past is being undone.
It seemed like race, sexual preferences, gender identity, none of this stuff was a focus or issue in entertainment back then. I often wonder if it’s because I was a kid back then and just blind to those issues or if we’ve truly moved backwards. All I know is I had a ton of freedom in those days from playing outside safely anywhere I wanted without having to report home until dark to not worrying that I was going to offend someone with every word I spoke. I know times have changed because my daughter has not had the same privilege.
@@LeaC816 with music, I don’t think it mattered. I don’t know about you but, some of my favorite bands were black. If the music moved me, I didn’t care. Heck, the first artist I was raised on was Charley Pride.
I saw them live in a dance club, they were fantastic. Best dance songs and party vibe, KC loved performing and it showed, the Subshine Band all amazing. We danced all night.
I feel you young people missed the best era of music. You have no idea how much fun we had dancing to disco. We dolled up every single night to go disco dancing. It was wild and crazy fun.
The 70's were prolly one of the most interracial band era's ever... Still some bands like that in this day and age... But lots of bands from that era... Melding of genre's and music style... The music industry coming off the orchestra and big band era into the Rock & Roll era of the 50's into the 60's & 70's... MLK and I Have a Dream... Funk, blues, and old school rap into todays... But the music companies used to pay for talent[studio musicians] in those days and why they could assemble such a band as KC & the Sunshine Band... Among others like Earth Wind & Fire to name but one... Basically KC's band was joined by studio musicians... Who took a trip to Florida to climb on board... Basically the music industry companies cost cutting measures for stated old big band and orchestra talent waning and they took a trip to Florida and the new band caused a huge sensation and hit it big... In explaining cost cutting and talent not being utilized... Think of the bands of today where if they have 7 musicians in the band it takes hundreds of millions to go on tour... Why you see other bands with 5 or even like Rush 3 band members... ABBA had a big band for touring too... See??? The further the band stretched from the 70's into the 80's touring became almost unaffordable [as music industry publications wrote back then...] The music industry did all it could to keep the talent of the big band or orchestra trained era to remain employed through the 60's, 70's and 80's [as a outdated costly sound/large bands/era of the wall of sound [@PhilSpecter] that could make any band sound larger than it was... Like a orchestra... Rush the band gets credited with achieving the big band or wall of music sound with 3 members...] by giving them work on tv shows and in film soundtracks as well variety shows [example the Donny & Marie Show... ] Thats why variety tv was a big thing back in the day from the 50's through the 80's... Then there's the touring cost of the large band Eagles and the complaints of high ticket costs back in the 80's & 90's too... Remember all the ochestral songs Elvis [the King of Rock & Roll] sang and produced during his career??? The big band or orchestra era itself also was very interracial as well with talent from all kinds of Nations joining forces... The Jazz era and both whites and blacks playing it into the lead up into the big band sound era...
Born in 1963 this was my favorite band my two other songs is Get Down Tonight and That’s The Way! Oh yass thanks for playing ! Makes this 59 year old want to dance! Love ya👍🏻❤️❤️❤️❤️
The Allman Brothers Band, a southern rock band, had 2 drummers, one white and one black. Jaimo played with them till they broke up just a few years ago. Nice guy.
Yes there were many bands in the late 60s and 70s of mixed skin tones. Skin did not matter to us. I'm 74 and white, most of my friends, close friends, were black and none of us lived in a ghetto, neither physically nor or minds. I named my second son after my best friend in the 70s and his wife, that the closeness we enjoyed. I cannot remember the names now but even in the 50s some bands were mixed. Music doesn't know anything about ethnics. Elvis had black ladies groups as back up singers. Little Eva had white back up singers.
I am up dancing 💃🏽! Growing up in the 70’s, we loved good music and played it loud on our block and danced. Didn’t matter the race, we just danced with each other. Loved this reaction!
Yes there were some very famous bands that had mixed race bands. Check out Three Dog Night. Their hits Shambala, One, Never Been to Spain, Joy to the World, etc. Even a song called Black and White basically about race relations. This is probably one of the Sunshine Bands better songs. I associate them with That’s the Way( I Like It), one of their biggest hits. They were a pretty short lived group however. They were the early disco era. Lots of good dance music
Ah, the 1970's were great years for awesome music. KC & The Sunshine Band always had people dancing. I was 9 yrs old when this came out. It was huge, played constantly on the radio & everywhere you went - school dances, roller skating rinks, adult discos & bars, restaurants with jukeboxes, etc. While racism has always been around in this country, when it came to music, we didn't see color lines back then. Many groups had a diversity of members. It didn't matter what your ethnicity was, as long as you could play an instrument and/or could sing well, you were part of the band family. We didn't care if a band was all white, black, purple, blue, or a rainbow mix. Even if it wasn't you particular favorite genre of music, we still appreciated talent & how great it sounded whether it was rock, disco/pop, R&B/Soul, country, jazz/blues. I really miss those days...
We all loved each other back in 1976, brothers and sisters of all colors, creeds and persuasions. It was live and let live. America had some uptight daddies, but we all knew they were "square".
KC appealed to everybody and his Sunshine band appealed to everyone also, we didn't think about them being different colors, we just thought they had great music!!! I hope you listen to a whole lot more of Kc and the Sunshine Band! I absolutely love it when you discover a new, to you, group! It's fascinating to watch you be enlightened!
I saw these guys (KC & The Sunshine Band) live at Disneyland LA in the summer of 1977 whilst on holiday from the UK = thank you Freddie Laker, also that day `Count Basie` was playing the piano on the walkways at Disney (within touching distance) = unreal when you think of it.
This band played at my High School Grad Night in Florida back in 1977 at Disney world. It was a night to remember. This song makes you want to move ... and we loved to dance back then.
I absolutely love KC and the Sunshine band grew up with their music.. probably one of the most fun energetic bands I've ever seen.. I absolutely love your reactions I watch you all the time... I absolutely love when you do the Home Free reaction videos... You're awesome ☺️☺️
70s music is like any other. Everyone came together to celebrate not having to go to Vietnam. Draft ended in 1972. The best part of the 70s was the horn sections! That’s what I miss the most
KC and the Sunshine Band are amazing. They’ve also been sampled quite a bit. Harry Casey was one of the 70’s best songwriters. If you like “Only You” by 112, then you’ll love the song “I Get Lifted”.❤
KC is one of my favorites from "back in the day", my younger years. I even have a T-Shirt with the words from one of his songs "That's the way I like It". Got it at the concert LOL Seeing them live several years ago was a thrill! I wanted to stand up and dance from the balcony. LOL My hubby would be embarrassed if I did that. I used to live in the same city as them from their early days. Also the same venue were the Village People. I was in 70, 80's heaven.
They were a great group! Saw them in 76 at Grad nite at Disney world, up close! It was awesome! Lot of great songs! We didn't look at color the way it is today! Everyone just had a good time! I wish I could go back, such a better time!
🔥🔥🔥Yes more KC please and another group you would love is Creedence Clearwater Revival- Does not matter which song you pick you will be hooked on them for sure !!
My tenth birthday gift was seeing them at Six Flags, they were fantastic. The whole time they were performing, there were security guy's pulling passed out kids out of the crushing mob at the front of the stage. I'll never forget it, my first concert.
Really LOVE your reaction to this song! My 10th birthday, I got a portable record player and this album. Fell in love with this band! Roller skating to this song was the most fun thing ever. Brings back memories!
I'm 62 it never crossed my mind growing up music was always many races but I never gave it a thought...70's was more progressive inclusive mixing it all up girls could do more we embraced change and we loved music dance and we didn't have issues like today...Now 2020's on its considered strange or suprising... I loved the 60's and 70's the best.
Just from your question... I would highly recommend you check out the documentary "Muscle Shoals" ... offline not for reaction. Some folks might be shocked now days to see Aretha Franklin's studio band, etc... Any lover of music and music history should dig it.
I loved the disco sound. This album was gifted to me in 1974 when I was 10 by my dad. Love those horns & the slick outfits. "Boogie Shoes" is a song I still play on the jukebox if I go out. If people are smiling & digging the groove, I know they are a hip fun crowd.
I'm Your Boogie Man Keep It Coming Love That's The Way I Like It Please Don't Go Boogie Shoes Shake Your Booty Do You Wanna Party Anyone of these would earn KC a spot on your wall all classics
I enjoy your perspective and can assure you that back in 70s and 80s WE DID NOT CARE what your race, gender or any other factor. Musicians sought the company of other people who loved making music. I've been in bands with white, black and Asian(female bass player), hispanic of every seggsual proclivity. We DID NOT notice the superficial exterior of each other. ❤ 🤘
My man. You would have fit in perfectly back in them days. Today everyone is too cool to dance, but you were ready to throw down and get down. Great video man.
Check out, "Celebrate." The St. Louis Cardinals used it as "their" song when they won the 1982 World Series. It played everywhere in the STL area non-stop for weeks. KC and the Sunshine Band came to our Six Flags that year and I remember listening to them do "Celebrate" live while waiting in a long line for the nearby rollercoaster. Such nostalgia! Always a fun time with their music.
I saw in concert a couple years ago. Three hours of fun. Many many hits. One thing that K C said was it's more like KFC now. It didn't stop him from going the whole time with no long intermission in the middle.
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We did not care if a musician was black, white or green back in the 70’s! This is why we had the best music!
Exactly!
I agree and we had lots of hope even if things still needed progress. It's going backwards now.
Facts!
For anyone born after the 80s I'll catch you up to speed. The 70s and 80s were decades of healing. People came together in music and film. But this caused politicians to lose their grip on the people because the divisions were beginning to disappear. Your skin color could not be weaponized to guarantee your vote. So the media and politicians went to work dividing people once again and it has worked like a charm.
I am 63 year old white woman from Alabama. Yes, it wasn’t a big thing for whites and blacks to be together back in the 70’s. I am not sure how the younger generations have become so segregated but it is sad to see.
There aren’t really any bands… it’s all about marketing the artist and the artist alone. It’s not like X band that came together organically. They just sign the artist and set them up with their own session musicians and stuff.
Democrats
I'd agree @augustblue1297. I grew up in North Carolina and graduated from high school in '76. Blacks and whites mixed all the time. It was the music that brought us together!
Totally agree,we of the 70s were different from this new generation
I'm 64 and I think today's youth are more accepting of other races.
We didn't see color back then, we PARTIED WITH EVERYONE!! It's soo sad to see how things are today in our country. I've been blessed to grow up in the 60s and 70s! KC & The Sunshine Band have oodles of GREAT songs like listed below. CHECK THEM ALL OUT!
Of course people saw color back then. Only difference is we didn't have social media to know what Every Joe blow down the street was thinking. now if people have issues everyone knows because of Twitter and other platforms..
Back in the 70's, we had blacks and whites playing no one cared. It was what it was. We all partied together in my town out skirts of Los Angeles. We just had fun!
KC & The Sunshine Band is an American disco & funk band from 1973. They had lots of dance hits such as "That's The Way I Like It", "(Shake, Shake, Shake) Shake Your Booty", "Keep It Comin' Love", "Get Down Tonight", "Boogie Shoes", "Please Don't Go", "Give It Up" etc.
Yes.I love this band! It was the first record album I remember my dad bringing home for us. Great Music, do more reactions please.
This brings back my college freshman year! Throw back!!
KC always shared the spotlight with his bandmates when he had more control over the production design. It was about having a great time with friends. And that came through with the music.
I was lucky to have been born in 1960 and lived though all the great music of the 60's and 70's growing up.
We had the best music
I was born in 1961 and I TOTALLY AGREE with you!
Back in the day music used to bring people together
Many bands in the 50s, 60s, 70s had mixed band members..Black, White, Hispanic,
Santana...Soul Sacrifice at Woodstock 1969..
And it's fine to think you thought KC was Black, I'm white and when the song came out I thought he was Black..Motown was really popular then..
Check out
Al Green Live Soul 1927
Bee Gees cover..
How Can You Mend a Broken Heart..FANTASTIC PERFORMANCE.
And When you feel like Jamming listen to
Grand Funk Railroad
Song...Inside Looking Out 1969.
Enjoying your Channel
This band is just fire for the dance floor back in the day!!
Hey hey now they aren't That ; ). One of my favorite songs when I was a teen many, many years ago.
Back in the day, we all were together having fun. Bands were mixed. All this hate and division is part of a evil agenda to cause hate and destroy our society. We had a blast, blacks, whites, Mexicans, PRs, Cubans Asians. 70s preach love, soul and brotherhood. That's my memory.
I graduated HS in 1978 - I vividly remember the wide bell - bottom pants that you could try on without taking your shoes off! Also, you had to have them long enough that the back edge just touched the floor and hid your shoes!! Another couple bands from around that time with mixed race members were Three Dog Night, Thr Doobie Brothers and Santana!!
I was born in 74' and I still can remember the bell bottoms jeans
Don't forget Elvis had a mix of different people in the background. The Sweet Inspirations were the best!
Sly and the Family Stone
There were also pants called elephant ears that were even wider. Primarily women's pants. I remember flying to California at a time when you dressed up to fly anywhere. I had a pink "bodysuit" top with white "elephant ear" pants. I was 8 and thought I was so cool.
@@itsallgood4093 I was born in 68, but I thought they were called Elephant Belles.
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* 💞Great reaction 💞
This group is right up there with the Bee Gees they are in the seventies. They have so many great songs like keep It coming Love, boogie shoes which is one of my favorites and they personify the seventies. 🥰🥰🥰
That horn section was 🔥. I got to see them live in 1977 and they were phenomenal!
Back then it didn't matter what color you were. Not like now.
I think it is a sad commentary on our society today that folks are surprised to see folks of different races in a band together. We never thought anything of it growing up in the 70's and 80's. It just shows how segregated our society is becoming these days. Everything that we fought for in the past is being undone.
Just like the Doobie Brothers! Those were great days.
I couldn't agree more.
Thin Lizzy! The race thing is going backwards. It’s truly sad!
It seemed like race, sexual preferences, gender identity, none of this stuff was a focus or issue in entertainment back then. I often wonder if it’s because I was a kid back then and just blind to those issues or if we’ve truly moved backwards. All I know is I had a ton of freedom in those days from playing outside safely anywhere I wanted without having to report home until dark to not worrying that I was going to offend someone with every word I spoke. I know times have changed because my daughter has not had the same privilege.
@@LeaC816 with music, I don’t think it mattered. I don’t know about you but, some of my favorite bands were black. If the music moved me, I didn’t care. Heck, the first artist I was raised on was Charley Pride.
I saw them live in a dance club, they were fantastic. Best dance songs and party vibe, KC loved performing and it showed, the Subshine Band all amazing. We danced all night.
I feel you young people missed the best era of music. You have no idea how much fun we had dancing to disco. We dolled up every single night to go disco dancing. It was wild and crazy fun.
I loved this band when I was growing up. All of their songs are awesome. You made my day again.
The 70's were prolly one of the most interracial band era's ever... Still some bands like that in this day and age... But lots of bands from that era... Melding of genre's and music style... The music industry coming off the orchestra and big band era into the Rock & Roll era of the 50's into the 60's & 70's... MLK and I Have a Dream... Funk, blues, and old school rap into todays... But the music companies used to pay for talent[studio musicians] in those days and why they could assemble such a band as KC & the Sunshine Band... Among others like Earth Wind & Fire to name but one... Basically KC's band was joined by studio musicians... Who took a trip to Florida to climb on board... Basically the music industry companies cost cutting measures for stated old big band and orchestra talent waning and they took a trip to Florida and the new band caused a huge sensation and hit it big... In explaining cost cutting and talent not being utilized... Think of the bands of today where if they have 7 musicians in the band it takes hundreds of millions to go on tour... Why you see other bands with 5 or even like Rush 3 band members... ABBA had a big band for touring too... See??? The further the band stretched from the 70's into the 80's touring became almost unaffordable [as music industry publications wrote back then...] The music industry did all it could to keep the talent of the big band or orchestra trained era to remain employed through the 60's, 70's and 80's [as a outdated costly sound/large bands/era of the wall of sound [@PhilSpecter] that could make any band sound larger than it was... Like a orchestra... Rush the band gets credited with achieving the big band or wall of music sound with 3 members...] by giving them work on tv shows and in film soundtracks as well variety shows [example the Donny & Marie Show... ] Thats why variety tv was a big thing back in the day from the 50's through the 80's... Then there's the touring cost of the large band Eagles and the complaints of high ticket costs back in the 80's & 90's too... Remember all the ochestral songs Elvis [the King of Rock & Roll] sang and produced during his career??? The big band or orchestra era itself also was very interracial as well with talent from all kinds of Nations joining forces... The Jazz era and both whites and blacks playing it into the lead up into the big band sound era...
I feel back in the 70's there were many mixed groups. It was a fun time for music.
Born in 1963 this was my favorite band my two other songs is Get Down Tonight and That’s The Way! Oh yass thanks for playing ! Makes this 59 year old want to dance! Love ya👍🏻❤️❤️❤️❤️
The Allman Brothers Band, a southern rock band, had 2 drummers, one white and one black. Jaimo played with them till they broke up just a few years ago. Nice guy.
Yes there were many bands in the late 60s and 70s of mixed skin tones. Skin did not matter to us. I'm 74 and white, most of my friends, close friends, were black and none of us lived in a ghetto, neither physically nor or minds. I named my second son after my best friend in the 70s and his wife, that the closeness we enjoyed. I cannot remember the names now but even in the 50s some bands were mixed. Music doesn't know anything about ethnics. Elvis had black ladies groups as back up singers. Little Eva had white back up singers.
I am up dancing 💃🏽! Growing up in the 70’s, we loved good music and played it loud on our block and danced. Didn’t matter the race, we just danced with each other. Loved this reaction!
No one but no one brings the funk better than the Sunshine horns!
Earth Wind and FIRE! I DJed at a small town club had the best time of my life but snuck in a lot of R&R songs. EWF my top five bands back then.
I'm so happy you reacted to this song! Made my day! Enjoy your ride on the KC and the Sunshine Band train!
Yes there were some very famous bands that had mixed race bands. Check out Three Dog Night. Their hits Shambala, One, Never Been to Spain, Joy to the World, etc. Even a song called Black and White basically about race relations. This is probably one of the Sunshine Bands better songs. I associate them with That’s the Way( I Like It), one of their biggest hits. They were a pretty short lived group however. They were the early disco era. Lots of good dance music
Ah, the 1970's were great years for awesome music. KC & The Sunshine Band always had people dancing. I was 9 yrs old when this came out. It was huge, played constantly on the radio & everywhere you went - school dances, roller skating rinks, adult discos & bars, restaurants with jukeboxes, etc.
While racism has always been around in this country, when it came to music, we didn't see color lines back then. Many groups had a diversity of members. It didn't matter what your ethnicity was, as long as you could play an instrument and/or could sing well, you were part of the band family. We didn't care if a band was all white, black, purple, blue, or a rainbow mix. Even if it wasn't you particular favorite genre of music, we still appreciated talent & how great it sounded whether it was rock, disco/pop, R&B/Soul, country, jazz/blues. I really miss those days...
Harry (KC) is a friend of mine. I have loved his work for almost 50 years! Thanks for sharing this!
Sly and the Family Stone (late 60s, early 70s) was a group led by African American (Sly) and was mixed race as well as female playing instrument.
Yes! So many great songs.
It is hard not to get up and dance, with this group. We definitely, had a great time in the 60's-70's.
SOUL KNOWS NO COLOR.
We all loved each other back in 1976, brothers and sisters of all colors, creeds and persuasions. It was live and let live. America had some uptight daddies, but we all knew they were "square".
KC appealed to everybody and his Sunshine band appealed to everyone also, we didn't think about them being different colors, we just thought they had great music!!! I hope you listen to a whole lot more of Kc and the Sunshine Band! I absolutely love it when you discover a new, to you, group! It's fascinating to watch you be enlightened!
I saw these guys (KC & The Sunshine Band) live at Disneyland LA in the summer of 1977 whilst on holiday from the UK = thank you Freddie Laker, also that day `Count Basie` was playing the piano on the walkways at Disney (within touching distance) = unreal when you think of it.
The dobbie brothers is a mixed band in the 1980s. One of the biggest groups ever.
EVERYONE got along in the 70's 80's 90's and early 2000's........EVERYONE......
This band played at my High School Grad Night in Florida back in 1977 at Disney world. It was a night to remember. This song makes you want to move ... and we loved to dance back then.
My 5 year old grandson and I do Disco Saturday mornings while making breakfast. We always start of with "Boogie Shoes".
I absolutely love KC and the Sunshine band grew up with their music.. probably one of the most fun energetic bands I've ever seen.. I absolutely love your reactions I watch you all the time... I absolutely love when you do the Home Free reaction videos... You're awesome ☺️☺️
Yes, during the Disco Era - there was a some of that. The times were different, and those days sadly are gone.
Danced my booty off to all his music in my youth I’m 65 and still makes me dance !
Go ahead, AB. Say “OLD” a few more times. This is the sound of my preteen years!
😂😂😂🤣🤣💀🔥 Sorry I say that with respect 🙌🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
70s music is like any other.
Everyone came together to celebrate not having to go to Vietnam.
Draft ended in 1972.
The best part of the 70s was the horn sections! That’s what I miss the most
KC and the Sunshine Band are amazing. They’ve also been sampled quite a bit. Harry Casey was one of the 70’s best songwriters.
If you like “Only You” by 112, then you’ll love the song “I Get Lifted”.❤
KC is one of my favorites from "back in the day", my younger years. I even have a T-Shirt with the words from one of his songs "That's the way I like It". Got it at the concert LOL Seeing them live several years ago was a thrill! I wanted to stand up and dance from the balcony. LOL My hubby would be embarrassed if I did that. I used to live in the same city as them from their early days. Also the same venue were the Village People. I was in 70, 80's heaven.
They were a great group! Saw them in 76 at Grad nite at Disney world, up close! It was awesome! Lot of great songs! We didn't look at color the way it is today! Everyone just had a good time! I wish I could go back, such a better time!
🔥🔥🔥Yes more KC please and another group you would love is Creedence Clearwater Revival- Does not matter which song you pick you will be hooked on them for sure !!
Disco, in the beginning, was OH SO INCLUSIVE !!..A good time for EVERYONE ! Young, old, black, white, gay, straight….The Miami Disco Sound 😀🌴💕🪩
Yep, it didn’t matter back then. We all partied together and had a great time. I miss those days and weep for the future here.
KC & the Sunshine Band is 🔥, 💣, EVERY SUPERLATIVE! K.C. was a DJ in Miami before he formed the band.
Yes this was common in the 70's. Great music 👌
Back then we all just loved to dance, regardless of anything. Things were less decisive then. Good music brought us together.
63 years of age, graduated high school in 1977. This band was fire.
My tenth birthday gift was seeing them at Six Flags, they were fantastic. The whole time they were performing, there were security guy's pulling passed out kids out of the crushing mob at the front of the stage.
I'll never forget it, my first concert.
I was sixteen years old when this came out
You're OUR "Boogie Man" AB! More, more, MORE! LOVE YOUR CHANNEL! ❤️ 😍 💖 ❣️ 💕 💘 ❤️ 😍 💖 ❣️ 💕 💘 ❤️ 😍 💖 ❣️ 💕 💘 ❤️ 😍 💖 ❣️ 💕 💘 ❤️ 😍 💖 ❣️ 💕 💘 ❤️ 😍 💖
Really LOVE your reaction to this song! My 10th birthday, I got a portable record player and this album. Fell in love with this band! Roller skating to this song was the most fun thing ever. Brings back memories!
I'm 62 it never crossed my mind growing up music was always many races but I never gave it a thought...70's was more progressive inclusive mixing it all up girls could do more we embraced change and we loved music dance and we didn't have issues like today...Now 2020's on its considered strange or suprising... I loved the 60's and 70's the best.
Just from your question... I would highly recommend you check out the documentary "Muscle Shoals" ... offline not for reaction. Some folks might be shocked now days to see Aretha Franklin's studio band, etc... Any lover of music and music history should dig it.
Be still by little heart ❤…. Love kc and the sunshine band
Get ready to be Wowed!!! Lol saw them live at a Park in NC '77 b4 they got super huge! Best show to this day ive ever been to..and ive seen to ALOT!!!
One of my favorite songs by KC and the band ❤
In case you're wondering, he still tours! Go check it out, you might find he is coming to a town near you.
I loved the disco sound. This album was gifted to me in 1974 when I was 10 by my dad. Love those horns & the slick outfits. "Boogie Shoes" is a song I still play on the jukebox if I go out. If people are smiling & digging the groove, I know they are a hip fun crowd.
I'm Your Boogie Man
Keep It Coming Love
That's The Way I Like It
Please Don't Go
Boogie Shoes
Shake Your Booty
Do You Wanna Party
Anyone of these would earn KC a spot on your wall all classics
I know a few of their songs, but this is a new one for me too. Thanks for the fun reaction.
"Play That Funky Music White Boy".
Can't wait for your reaction on it.
Yes- most disco style bands were all colors! We all got down together- on and off the stage!
Everybody watched Soul Train & American Bandstand, They had everybody on those Shows, And we got our Groovy On !!!✌
i've watched a lot of vids with black folks doing response to older music and you are the BEST chair dancer yet :)
Nice shirt..I am 66 and loved Chiefs since 1968...great reaction,this song is brolliant
There are several. He is still performing to today. "That's the Way I Like It" it's the one I remember most. 70s had a few mixed races in the bands.
For a great integrated funk band, you must react to Sly and the Family Stone! Diff’rent Strokes; Stand, Dance to the Music, etc
The funk meter is about to explode!
I enjoy your perspective and can assure you that back in 70s and 80s WE DID NOT CARE what your race, gender or any other factor. Musicians sought the company of other people who loved making music. I've been in bands with white, black and Asian(female bass player), hispanic of every seggsual proclivity. We DID NOT notice the superficial exterior of each other. ❤ 🤘
How about that ending Sunday night? ❤💛😎💛❤
Next song.....Shake Your Booty.
My man. You would have fit in perfectly back in them days. Today everyone is too cool to dance, but you were ready to throw down and get down. Great video man.
KC and the Sunshine Band best dance band
and even your tshirt has KC on it 👯👯
7 top 10 hits 5 of which were number 1 hits!
You had me laughing through the whole song!!! You are fun to watch because you get it!!!!😅❤
Check out, "Celebrate." The St. Louis Cardinals used it as "their" song when they won the 1982 World Series. It played everywhere in the STL area non-stop for weeks. KC and the Sunshine Band came to our Six Flags that year and I remember listening to them do "Celebrate" live while waiting in a long line for the nearby rollercoaster. Such nostalgia! Always a fun time with their music.
Yes back in that Era there were multi-racial musicians that performed together
Whatever the combo of people. It worked and they made good music and a lot of money.
Your Reaction is surprising. 70'S music was the greatest in many categories. Mixed races and all!
We that graduated in 70, didn't care what color as long as they could play and we could dance
In the 70s we never thought tribal black and white. Disco music United everyone. Today we are so divided which is sad that we are going backwards
One word ... Boogie Shoes. 😆
Get Down Tonight, Boogie Shoes, Shake, Shake, Shake.
Love your reaction! KC could move & sing like no one else. Kept the dance floor hopping with his music
Thanks for playing he has more great songs.
Black, white, whatever we all grooved together in the 70's.
Lol, I grew up listening this on classic radio, so I was VERY familiar with it... but now I can ONLY think of SWEEEEEEEEEEETNESS! 🍭
Boy we had the music 😊
I saw in concert a couple years ago. Three hours of fun. Many many hits. One thing that K C said was it's more like KFC now. It didn't stop him from going the whole time with no long intermission in the middle.
Anything by kc and the sunshine band is 🔥
They had the best horn section ❤️