@@danielstadden1149I feel ya,, Thank God if we don’t have it on cd vinyl, we can search and you tube has it! Gen X had all the genre to come up on! And the reason I like every genre is we had it all from country to hard rock, in our days it was hip hop not rap! I love the music coming up!
Same with Canada. just finished watching a town hall with Pierre Polilievre. Praying he becomes out leader!! Save us and as his slogan goes "Bring it Home"!!!
I'm now 71 and still moving and grooving to this nice tune of my childhood...2024 and never regret any time I played this song on my turntables, laying between my thousands of records and closing my eyes for extraordinary memories by listening to music which leads me into the right directions...I'm still loved by my friends whose are black, yellow, red, white and open minded like I am...Great work of a wonderful band at a nice time by tunes I still dancing...
Your story is not unusual for the young ppl of your generation, that’s why our music was so good because it reflected us and who we were. We loved everybody and accepted the fact that no 2 ppl were alike and our mantra was “Live and let live”. We fought against the government, not against each other. I’ve heard that music has a high impact on the life and times of all. I have witnessed this statement. The last few decades was called rap but all I heard was talking hate toward cops, degradation of women, sex without love, hate for the country etc. to a beat meant to cause agitation in the head and soul and look around at what’s going on in the world today.
When the media quits saying we don’t like each other, because before the media days, I really did not care who said what about who,, we all went to school, work and played outside not in front computer or telephone, and when it was time to sleep, you were tired and you slept! Your neighbor was no different than any other, I didn’t see or feel blacks whites racism at school or work, and I’m from the south, I truly loved all my friends at school (no color seen)and I still wish that it would not be any colors we are just human Americans or if you not American then are you legally trying to become one😜I sure hope so! If not make sure your family is with you and close around the ending of January and God Bless all on your journey! America has to worry about born lived here Americans
Reina, you nailed it. I don't know how old you are, but it is very refreshing that there all some young people that get it!! YOU GO, GIRL!! It's going to have to start with this kind of music.
I remember Sly and the Family Stone. I was 13 in 1972 and my friends and I beg my mom(she was cool, and we knew it) to take us a 100 miles in a 1972 Ford Pinto to the Los Angeles Coliseum to see the first California Jam......we crammed 6 people in there (my best friend sat in my lap in the front seat).....Sly and family were some of the most gorgeous young people I have ever seen in my life, especially Sly and his black associates
Almost 68 and this song just popped into my head. Remember singing it as a young teenager, I think I was a young teenager, oh who cares, I just love this song and wish more radio stations & stores would play it more often. ✌️💕
However in my hay day of Radio I was always at my very best when I was HIGH on Diet Pills. Desbutal Gradumets or Obderin LAs. Never got addicted but TheMojoMan was really a Diet Pill.
Yes! Prince introduced and new generation to Larry Graham, Macro Parker and a few others. Sly would have completed the line up of underrated talent. Imagine if Rick James were still alive! One heck of a stage show.
I am part of the movement this song is directed towards, cus I grew up in that era, and all of the geniuses in music, have come and gone, cus music today is a joke compared to the music I was brought up on, cus n the fities, sixties, & seventies, no matter who the artist was, there was always a message in the lyrics, and that's the quintessential truth, Ruth!!! Where's the message in today's music, is it n the bottle? 👍👌😎
My name is Marty. I’m a 70-year old attorney and I live in Louisville Kentucky. I saw Sly once at “The Soul Bowl” in New Orleans and once in Louisville Kentucky.
I was at his wedding in the 1970's.. His wife beautiful Asian girl. He bought her up on stage and they got married.. at the time i was 2 young to appreciate it.. but now im 70.. and i think 2 my self... Wow what an honor...
@@sully0001 I very much agree.Bad news is what sells.Therefore,that's what gets presented.Embrace diversity, different opinions & culture's.Respect everyone unless they give you a tangible reason not to.✌️
I'm no better, and neither are you We're the same whatever we do. Being such a rich one that will not help the poor one. I love this phrase. I'll keep in my mind.
Fifty years later and we are still trying to live together. The 60's and 70's were the best ever, and we will never hear great songs with a great message like this one ever again. Oh, if we could only travel back in time.
It's out there friend you just have to look fo4r it the record com[panys put out trash. just look at alt-country revolution, threes great bands there I know it ,for love of humanity music will live forever humanity excuse my spelling I'm having a hard time
Bill, those fifty years are almost my entire life. The twin dreams of 60's, peace and civil rights, have not been fulfilled but we're getting closer. It's no longer just a few people marching and protesting. Just look at how many Americans of all races and creeds came out last summer after the murder of George Floyd and then we voted to remove trump. Look at how Americans have condemned the Jan 6th Insurrection. The battle to defeat racism and extremism will be long, but much progress has been made. Symbols and statues representing hate are coming down The "n" word, so common and so casually uttered in my childhood, is no longer tolerated. Our children live in a multicultural and multiracial country and they are being taught to love our diversity, not hate and fear it. Humans are flawed, tribal creatures in an imperfect world, but despite long odds we are making progress. Have hope and keep working to make your corner of the world better.
I was 8 years old and loved this song and all of their music. Little white girl growing up in Baltimore City with every kind of people and loved them all!! Black, White, Greek, Italian, Polish, German etc. And all the different foods every one of us had to offer. It was the best city to live in back then. Feel bad for the condition it's in right now. Hoping our city gets the help it needs.
I grew up in HIghlandtown / Patterson park area . I am a '61 baby and the different neighborhoods our lady of Pompie (Italian ) St Bridgets ( Irish) St. Peter and Paul (German) along with the gold dome on eastern ave Ukrainin church. I miss the old neighborhoods when people got along!
I went to one of their concerts in Dallas the summer of 1966, the year I worked at Six Flags over Texas. When I left the building, there must have been a thousand people outside holding lit cigarette lighters showing their love and admiration for the group. He was a local guy, born in Denton, TX, who had made it big and had a huge fan base in the DFW area. He is loved by all.
Peace and love to everyone. Do for others. Do not worry about tomorrow. Only in this day can we work. Let's all do our best to help those who can not help their selves. Let love of life and goodness be your guide. If you feel lost go do something for someone and this will be your road map home.
Who in the world can dislike this song? Seriously, that's like saying you dislike your grandmother's cooking. This song is so simple, yet has such a powerful message!
This is one of those songs that goes deep....🕊️1-14-23 & lm now 62....✝️...such a special song... time-less....you all feel me, hallelujah......🙏...... thank you...
Sign of the times. Dividing people isn't the answer. We almost got past this before and now we're in retrograde. One step forward then more backwards isn't the answer. Doing the hard stuff isn't easy move forward.
79. There when it all exploded in the mid fifties. Fast train through the 1970s. Always some new wonder. “…Her life was saved by rock & roll” Lou Reed. True. Transistor radios were like cell phones are now!
Damn, I'm back in the 70's. The world was crazy as hell, but do you know what, it was filled with hope, optimism, and we just knew we could work it all out...we need some hippy back in our souls.
Gobo sprocket I agree, Amen. I saw him in a recent interview. He lives in an RV and says he likes it. I'm sure he wishes it could be like it once was. A lot back then were ripped off. Worked hard and end up broke. All the greats do. Poe died a pauper, Hank Williams was broke and died a drunk.
You know this song was out in 68 or 69. And it held a lot of truth then how we did not get along with our fellow man and you know what it hasn't changed one bit in 2024 the song still holds a lot of water the way relationships between our fellow man is today
"Can't we all just get along?" God says when we put who we are (Our Race, color etc.) Before who he is, It becomes Idolatry, and God says you will put no idols before me. 2nd Commandment -Exodus 20
I’m listening now and have been great stuff sly and the family stones I’m 71 years old and I can’t stop loving these bands always.you can hear the music 🎶 and the lyrics so clearly keep up with this stuff 🎼🎶🎼🎼🎼
I'm here. I'm an old white woman, and in your pic, you appear to be a young woman of color. But we are both really "everyday people." We realize that Dr. King was SO right when he said people should be assessed by the quality of their character, not the color of their skin, and I would add not their gender, whom they love, or what they believe about God. I've been screaming that since Dr. K said it, and I will be screaming it on my deathbed.
So much of a more hopeful message about race than we get today in 2024. No critical race theory, no intersectionality no reparations. Just don't hate people. We're all the same. I miss those days.
This is So reminiscent of life in the East Bay So privileged to grow up in the East bay area and grown up with these guys playing block Parties with Larry Graham. I'm talking Ol School if you know you know.
I've been loving this song since it first came out. Now, my grandkids come home from school and say "we listened to this great song today". This is the song and apparently they play it at their elementary school all the time. Good times.
I was on Google and I looked up, “bands in the 1960’s that were diverse and then a topic popped up “racially integrated bands in the 1960’s and turns out that this band was the first band that was interracial and that was diverse with both men and Woman in one accord! Never heard this song before but it’s a blessing beautiful first time 😭❤️🙌🫶🏽
By FAR the single most important song/video people in this world NEED to hear/see right now. Imagine a country where respect, kindness, forward-thinking, and unity overtake racism, greed, hate, and division. God, it would be a great place to live.
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Here is a song from the 1960's that is spot on for 2024. A record that describes where we are today, sad times. 81 years old
Hi Tom ...81yrs. young~
A day is a 1,000 years to Yah
Truth Indeed AMEN ❤❤❤❤❤❤
You hit right on the head
Very sad times
58 yro half breed...well said
HAPPY 78TH BIRTHDAY
ROSEMARY STEWART
"ROSE STONE"
(SLY & THE FAMILY STONE)
[03/21/2023]
Happy Birthday Sister 🌹 💐 Rose...
"different strokes for different folks"
Smiles, hi Lisa 🤗
Too bad Maga can't understand this 😢
@@danielstadden1149I feel ya,, Thank God if we don’t have it on cd vinyl, we can search and you tube has it! Gen X had all the genre to come up on! And the reason I like every genre is we had it all from country to hard rock, in our days it was hip hop not rap! I love the music coming up!
Real music, ♥with a positive message ♥ ..... not the shit you hear today.
“Everyday People” is the national anthem America needs.
Yes! Sing it!
❤ is the essence!
AMEN TO THAT!! ❤
Same with Canada. just finished watching a town hall with Pierre Polilievre. Praying he becomes out leader!! Save us and as his slogan goes "Bring it Home"!!!
Th his dong has to be in g th he top 100 all time greats👌👌👌👌👌❤️❤️❤️🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I'm now 71 and still moving and grooving to this nice tune of my childhood...2024 and never regret any time I played this song on my turntables, laying between my thousands of records and closing my eyes for extraordinary memories by listening to music which leads me into the right directions...I'm still loved by my friends whose are black, yellow, red, white and open minded like I am...Great work of a wonderful band at a nice time by tunes I still dancing...
DITTO!
65 in Seattle.
So grateful to have lived through this music in REAL TIME🎉😂
Your story is not unusual for the young ppl of your generation, that’s why our music was so good because it reflected us and who we were. We loved everybody and accepted the fact that no 2 ppl were alike and our mantra was “Live and let live”. We fought against the government, not against each other. I’ve heard that music has a high impact on the life and times of all. I have witnessed this statement. The last few decades was called rap but all I heard was talking hate toward cops, degradation of women, sex without love, hate for the country etc. to a beat meant to cause agitation in the head and soul and look around at what’s going on in the world today.
Everyone knows, vinyl is better 😎. Never stop groovin!
65 yrs old in 24 and still loving this song.
I just turned 62 & I’ve never seen us so divided . I’m like others here we need to make this song 2024’s anthem. Yes, yes we do.
Sandy, YES WE DO! My only suggestion/idea is for ALL of us to start playing this Song.
@@paulahunt3508add Why Can't We Be Friends by War to that
Yeah, half of my family is angry at me because I plan to vote for Harris.
@@davemathews7890 They'll get over it. 🙂
@@davemathews7890 Mine too I just know I’ll never vote for someone who’s hell bent on tearing us apart
This song should be made the Official Song of 2024!
EVERYONE needs to listen and take it to heart!
After 50 YEARS, it is SPOT ON!!
I made a comment about 2 years ago on here and I'm making a comment now thanks to you and you're absolutely right❤
word !!!!!!!!!!!!!! ;) furrreeeaaalll
AMEN BROTHER
IF i was president this would be the theme song for america
This song really reflects on our world
ALOT of people today need to listen and Understand this song. PLEASE !
One of the greatest songs ever written, and timeless.
Agreed my friend ,The time is now!
I agree with you DavidEric1414.
Yesss, agreed💯
Yes. Please play it until the message finally sinks in
Amen
Should be our national anthem
Yes indeed ♥️🙏🏼
This should become the new National Anthem! Simple truth is the best truth...
I am..62 yrs old...I AM EVERYDAY PEOPLE...THANK GOD...AMEN
.
COOL
Yes, we are!!
68 love Sly ... why are WE STILL fighting for the same issues ?
71 here! Still love it!
Same here brother,I'll be 63 on 9/27/24 God bless you
Why and when will we all just get along and love each other?
We do get along. It's the extremists who don't want any part of us
I think the other countries r laughing at us
When the media quits saying we don’t like each other, because before the media days, I really did not care who said what about who,, we all went to school, work and played outside not in front computer or telephone, and when it was time to sleep, you were tired and you slept! Your neighbor was no different than any other, I didn’t see or feel blacks whites racism at school or work, and I’m from the south, I truly loved all my friends at school (no color seen)and I still wish that it would not be any colors we are just human Americans or if you not American then are you legally trying to become one😜I sure hope so! If not make sure your family is with you and close around the ending of January and God Bless all on your journey! America has to worry about born lived here Americans
Lets share this song ..pass it along .. Everyone please
Just did that ! Sharing is Caring & don't we need a 'Whole lot of that, Right Now' ! 😊🎉❤
The country needs to play this on repeat until it sinks in finally💔
Reina Quisha Wouldn't that be awesome!! ☺💞
I'm going to start spreading it. Spread the ❤️
You mean all of humanity? Peace and comfort to you and yours......
Reina, you nailed it. I don't know how old you are, but it is very refreshing that there all some young people that get it!! YOU GO, GIRL!! It's going to have to start with this kind of music.
Reina Quisha it sunk in to most of us, decades ago. Someone lied and said people hate people, period, and that was the end of everyday people
He was ahead of his time with that song. We still haven't learned that lesson.
Yeah he really was way ahead of his time. Such a great song
One of the best songs ever, The world needs this now more than ever before. Thank you Sly and the family Stone
Right on
@@thomasmueller837 Sure is!
This song was even needed before it came out. Timeless!!
I remember Sly and the Family Stone. I was 13 in 1972 and my friends and I beg my mom(she was cool, and we knew it) to take us a 100 miles in a 1972 Ford Pinto to the Los Angeles Coliseum to see the first California Jam......we crammed 6 people in there (my best friend sat in my lap in the front seat).....Sly and family were some of the most gorgeous young people I have ever seen in my life, especially Sly and his black associates
Everyday! People. One of the greatest songs ever
Whether you’re fat or thin, black or white, Mexican or Asian, God created one race, the human race, we need to get along with everyone
Things are worse now than they were when this song was released. The maga's have orange lips and orange tonsils. Dig?
Not anymore. It's all about who you voted for in the U.S. Presidential election nowadays.
In my membership as a Freemason, some people ask what are we, my reply is and has always been and forever will always be we are colorblind.
Amen well said😁❤
@@billwood7937 lol not in the USA
I'm 73 years old-this song has been one of my favorites through all kinds of times-keep listening everyone and enjoy!
71 and right there with you brother
Almost 68 and this song just popped into my head. Remember singing it as a young teenager, I think I was a young teenager, oh who cares, I just love this song and wish more radio stations & stores would play it more often. ✌️💕
We've got to live together! What happened?
@@rossminet I don't know!
@ Rouge minette
Obama and Democrats!
Songs of Hope
I Love this song... 50+ years later we still need it... Sly is a Genius!
We need this more than ever!!
Amen & Amen , too true , kool , thank you
Yes indeed😁
Yes you so right
@@jeffreyberry5767 thank you
Sometimes I'm right and sometimes I'm wrong, because I am Everyday People.
They will never produce music like this...like a comet that just passes through and leaves its brilliance
This song is pure genius. Thank you Sly Stone!
Great Dance Sound.. Too bad Sly threw his life away on drugs and stuff. He could be touring and making Millions Today. RIGHT PURE GENIUS
However in my hay day of Radio I was always at my very best when I was HIGH on Diet Pills. Desbutal Gradumets or Obderin LAs. Never got addicted but TheMojoMan was really a Diet Pill.
Yes! Prince introduced and new generation to Larry Graham, Macro Parker and a few others. Sly would have completed the line up of underrated talent. Imagine if Rick James were still alive! One heck of a stage show.
He was the dude man 😊
I am part of the movement this song is directed towards, cus I grew up in that era, and all of the geniuses in music, have come and gone, cus music today is a joke compared to the music I was brought up on, cus n the fities, sixties, & seventies, no matter who the artist was, there was always a message in the lyrics, and that's the quintessential truth, Ruth!!! Where's the message in today's music, is it n the bottle? 👍👌😎
My name is Marty. I’m a 70-year old attorney and I live in Louisville Kentucky. I saw Sly once at “The Soul Bowl” in New Orleans and once in Louisville Kentucky.
Nice 😁
this song is actually what the world needs right now
💯
Yup! I just said that too! Singers need to sing this again to use their voice to promote equality, inclusion and peace.
and love, sweet love.
Sure does
Amen
This song is still so relevant in today's society. That is genius.
yeah.
Tasha Betta Sly is a powerhouse
As relevant as it was in the day
As long as we're human, we'll always be imperfect. We must learn to play nice with each other and have a wonderful world
@@kimkelly1755 So true Kim
This song needs to be played on all media outlets until we get the message.
Truth Indeed AMEN 🙏
Yep it’s the media trying to ruin our country. Love will triumph hatred. ❤
But the media is the problem
Don’t let the media and rabble rousers divide us. They benefit when we’re at each other’s throats! God Bless America! Rock On!
This song should be played everyday on the radio!☝Everyday people are people whom All Lives Matter!!!✊👊💕
Totally agree. Peace.
Hello 👋🏻 Yvette walker 😊 how are you?
YES I AGREE FLINT MI.THE BUTCHER ,THE BAKER THE WIFE, MAKES NI DIFFENCE THE BAG IM IN !! LOL (I LOVE EVERDAY PPL )) YEA YEA!!
What a legendary song. Possessing even more meaning today than yesterday. Absolute legend.......
I was at his wedding in the 1970's.. His wife beautiful Asian girl. He bought her up on stage and they got married.. at the time i was 2 young to appreciate it.. but now im 70.. and i think 2 my self... Wow what an honor...
Posting 3-15-81. Happy 81st to Sylvester Stewart (Sly Stone) and many more!
Over 50 years later and the world still isn't close to receiving this simple message. 😪✌💜
Sad.......isn't it
Sadly, it's the Media that keeps this message from getting out.
@@sully0001 I very much agree.Bad news is what sells.Therefore,that's what gets presented.Embrace diversity, different opinions & culture's.Respect everyone unless they give you a tangible reason not to.✌️
Sad part is I truly believe we were on our way before Barry and The Don.
@@richardsypniewski9279 or just everyone act like a normal polite law-abiding person and all will be fine for all...
One of the most beautiful songs Sly ever did. Where did all this go??!!!
I'm no better, and neither are you
We're the same whatever we do.
Being such a rich one that will not help the poor one.
I love this phrase. I'll keep in my mind.
You ain't American if you don't love this song .❤
Sly And The Family are the corner Stone of pop funk music hands down.....
Sly wrote this song when he was at his peak He's such a brilliant songwriter.
Introduced my grandkids to this song today and we danced around the house. The littlest one said, well that was fun! Share it, dance it
Yes! DANCE IT!
SAME!!!
Represent,,,,,, Grandparents,,,,, lf it were not for Older people,,,,,,,,
There would be no
Younger people
Wonderful! Nursery rhymes aren't enough! Children can sing and let them here REAL music!!
I love that you did this!
One of the best Groups We ever had.
YES GO the Family Stone perfect for 2024!!
2024 I AM EVERDAY PEOPLE.....@71 YEARS YOUNG, WE HAVE TO LIVE TOGETHER.....
71 myself and feel the same way August 2024 rock on
Same here! 71yrs young!
@@laurafloyd6554 71 here love this song
@@billyg310 we had the best music! ❤️
This is what This Country needs. Together again, all is one..For Freedom!!
So many wonderful people making positive comments about this fifty year old song. Makes me wonder how we got to the state we are in at 2021.
A polarized media that will lie for ratings.
Fifty years later and we are still trying to live together. The 60's and 70's were the best ever, and we will never hear great songs with a great message like this one ever again. Oh, if we could only travel back in time.
Maybe starting tomorrow at noon, change will come.
Amen
It's out there friend you just have to look fo4r it the record com[panys put out trash. just look at alt-country revolution, threes great bands there I know it ,for love of humanity music will live forever humanity excuse my spelling I'm having a hard time
Bill, those fifty years are almost my entire life. The twin dreams of 60's, peace and civil rights, have not been fulfilled but we're getting closer. It's no longer just a few people marching and protesting. Just look at how many Americans of all races and creeds came out last summer after the murder of George Floyd and then we voted to remove trump. Look at how Americans have condemned the Jan 6th Insurrection. The battle to defeat racism and extremism will be long, but much progress has been made. Symbols and statues representing hate are coming down The "n" word, so common and so casually uttered in my childhood, is no longer tolerated. Our children live in a multicultural and multiracial country and they are being taught to love our diversity, not hate and fear it. Humans are flawed, tribal creatures in an imperfect world, but despite long odds we are making progress. Have hope and keep working to make your corner of the world better.
Y dawn right we were high all the time is the only reason
Never hated a race in my life. Never knew there was truly any other than 3 races growing up. I'm one of God's children, I'm loving all y'all. ❤
Sly stone for president
That would be fantastic!
I was 8 years old and loved this song and all of their music. Little white girl growing up in Baltimore City with every kind of people and loved them all!! Black, White, Greek, Italian, Polish, German etc. And all the different foods every one of us had to offer. It was the best city to live in back then. Feel bad for the condition it's in right now. Hoping our city gets the help it needs.
❤
I grew up in HIghlandtown / Patterson park area . I am a '61 baby and the different neighborhoods our lady of Pompie (Italian ) St Bridgets ( Irish) St. Peter and Paul (German) along with the gold dome on eastern ave Ukrainin church. I miss the old neighborhoods when people got along!
@@GeorgeWoodJR-e1v I remember those days and that area. My aunt lived in Highlandtown. Good old days.
@@GeorgeWoodJR-e1v my aunt lived in Highlandtown. S. Boldon St. I spent a lot of time there. Graduated from Patterson. Good old days.
@@gail6844 every Democratic run city is a Baltimore. Sad for sure
Just a phenomenal song. Timeless.
I went to one of their concerts in Dallas the summer of 1966, the year I worked at Six Flags over Texas. When I left the building, there must have been a thousand people outside holding lit cigarette lighters showing their love and admiration for the group. He was a local guy, born in Denton, TX, who had made it big and had a huge fan base in the DFW area. He is loved by all.
Yes he truly is!@ thank u 💓 FLINT MI
Peace and love to everyone. Do for others. Do not worry about tomorrow. Only in this day can we work. Let's all do our best to help those who can not help their selves. Let love of life and goodness be your guide. If you feel lost go do something for someone and this will be your road map home.
Very well said
We had the best music and years growing up! No doubt about it.
The only problem with this song is it needs to be 3x longer.
This song should be the national anthem of America! ❤
I definitely agree 😊!
One of my favorite groups, and I'm 76.
Who in the world can dislike this song? Seriously, that's like saying you dislike your grandmother's cooking. This song is so simple, yet has such a powerful message!
and they were a F(cking great band!!!
Liberals!
@@markwarren7116 Hi Mark.....what does "liberals" have to do with this song and its message? Please explain or delete your comment.
@@markwarren7116 what 💀
@@nothingbutfleurs...That was English.
This is one of those songs that goes deep....🕊️1-14-23 & lm now 62....✝️...such a special song... time-less....you all feel me, hallelujah......🙏...... thank you...
WE’VE GOT TO LIvE TOGETHER❤❤❤
@@lorrainewilliams-simon7087 'Amen' 🗽 Liberty & Justice for ALL-❣️..
Every culture dances...every culture sings,makes art and tells stories..this is who we are....not corporate robots
This song doesn't date and still feels good
It still sounds as sweet as it did many years ago.
Jam hating never got me any more good feel sexually or free chatter either way ester...Tj Publishing INC. LLC all rights reserved lerner Phillips
Hello Mary-Rose McDaniel 😊 how are you?
My cousin Cynthia Robinson was in the trumpet player in the band RIP Cynthia
Dazzle Berries That is awesome .
I think she made that band.
What an amazing talent
She played the pipes!!!! Sorry for Your Loss!
I adore Cynthia!
Sign of the times. Dividing people isn't the answer. We almost got past this before and now we're in retrograde. One step forward then more backwards isn't the answer. Doing the hard stuff isn't easy move forward.
Still cranking it in 2024. Yeah, we had the best music, we really did.
Nooooo doubt!!!
AGREE. STILL LISTENONG AT 67 YRS OLD. ❤
We surely had THE BEST MUSIC. GREAT TIME TO BE ALIVE!
Absolutely!
79. There when it all exploded in the mid fifties. Fast train through the 1970s. Always some new wonder. “…Her life was saved by rock & roll” Lou Reed. True. Transistor radios were like cell phones are now!
Hey....I'm everyday person...Know what??? Proud...
I saw Sly &The Family Stone play Everyday People at he Newport Jazz and Folk Festival in the summer of 69 I was 15.
Damn, I'm back in the 70's. The world was crazy as hell, but do you know what, it was filled with hope, optimism, and we just knew we could work it all out...we need some hippy back in our souls.
Everyday People!!!! Dear God, please bless and watch over Sly, as times have not been good for him recently... In Jesus Name
Amen
things improved for him today :)
Amen Sister !
Amen.
Gobo sprocket I agree, Amen. I saw him in a recent interview. He lives in an RV and says he likes it. I'm sure he wishes it could be like it once was. A lot back then were ripped off. Worked hard and end up broke. All the greats do. Poe died a pauper, Hank Williams was broke and died a drunk.
America..., we're better, than what we've become. I'm partly cloudly with a chance of rain. 🙏🏾 Proverbs 3: 5-6, KJV.
Timeless music. As relevant today as it was when I was a kid hearing it for the first time. ( I am 61 now).
Me to same time period as you and I spend a little time trying to get people to recognize we all Need each other in order to survive 😊😅🎉😂❤
We gotta live together..
You know this song was out in 68 or 69. And it held a lot of truth then how we did not get along with our fellow man and you know what it hasn't changed one bit in 2024 the song still holds a lot of water the way relationships between our fellow man is today
Sly wrote a lot of beautiful songs.
He certainly did - his lyrics always hit home and people could so relate to him! Sly was one of my favorite people!
@@mrams0911 still living
2021 and still listening to ALL Sly and Family tunes. I’m 64 people. If not now…..WHEN!!!!!!!!
"Can't we all just get along?" God says when we put who we are (Our Race, color etc.) Before who he is, It becomes Idolatry, and God says you will put no idols before me. 2nd Commandment -Exodus 20
Sly had great songs but this is the one you remeber a timeless classic.
He was way ahead of his time.
Thank you Sly and The Family Stone ❤
I’m listening now and have been great stuff sly and the family stones I’m 71 years old and I can’t stop loving these bands always.you can hear the music 🎶 and the lyrics so clearly keep up with this stuff 🎼🎶🎼🎼🎼
Good music never dies they can’t possibly create a piece of work like this anymore
You are so Right the talent for new ideas does not Exist on our PLANET 😢🎉
@@ayndowney9401the talent is out there....
....somewhere.
Everyday people!? Where y'all at? Please love this song! Such a strong positive message that some people will never get 🙏🙌 ❤️
JOLTIN' JOE 2020 baby!!!!
Man in the mirror...Michael Jackson
I'm here. I'm an old white woman, and in your pic, you appear to be a young woman of color. But we are both really "everyday people." We realize that Dr. King was SO right when he said people should be assessed by the quality of their character, not the color of their skin, and I would add not their gender, whom they love, or what they believe about God. I've been screaming that since Dr. K said it, and I will be screaming it on my deathbed.
@@do9138 respect to you queen 👑
So much of a more hopeful message about race than we get today in 2024. No critical race theory, no intersectionality no reparations. Just don't hate people. We're all the same. I miss those days.
2 and a half minutes of truth!!
With all of this hatred and division we need this message more than ever.
I Grew up with this Awesome, Priceless Song Love it Then 40yrs Ago n Now At5-----yrs Old love it Now
I Am EveryDay! People ❤🤗🎉
This song came on the radio at 5:30 this morning as I was driving down the interstate. Made my whole day!
What a great turn to start your day 💯💯
Fantastic timing, that sets your whole day up nicely, rock on!!
Just as compelling and relevant today as it was then.
I'll Always Remember Listening To This Song In A Car Commercial As A Child With My Father R.I.P.
This should have at least 100 Millione views!
This is So reminiscent of life in the East Bay So privileged to grow up in the East bay area and grown up with these guys playing block Parties with Larry Graham. I'm talking Ol School if you know you know.
I wish more people could come together around music like this of all ethnicities, skin colors and sizes.
Now more than ever this song is so true
I've been loving this song since it first came out. Now, my grandkids come home from school and say "we listened to this great song today". This is the song and apparently they play it at their elementary school all the time. Good times.
Hello 👋🏻 Stephanie Jackson, 😊how are you?
This was the first cassette tape I got as a present on sixth birthday now I am 58 .
I was 16 in '69. The music back then was definitely better and I loved this song 🎶🎵🎶
I think the world needs to hear this right about now...
Yes We Do💜💜
Everyday.
Man in the mirror...Michael Jackson
Sly, never have we needed your message more than today! Turn it up folks and listen!
God made us different on purpose .. blind to difference, willing us to l discover our similarities 😎
Happy Birthday to Sly Stone Blessings and Hugs 💖💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕¡
I was on Google and I looked up, “bands in the 1960’s that were diverse and then a topic popped up “racially integrated bands in the 1960’s and turns out that this band was the first band that was interracial and that was diverse with both men and Woman in one accord! Never heard this song before but it’s a blessing beautiful first time 😭❤️🙌🫶🏽
By FAR the single most important song/video people in this world NEED to hear/see right now.
Imagine a country where respect, kindness, forward-thinking, and unity overtake racism, greed, hate, and division.
God, it would be a great place to live.
I picture the smell of fresh cut grass,fireworks on the 4th of the July,bbqs and a lot of laughter ..