Unless you actually lived through those golden years of the 1970’s you will never understand what it was like to be a young male living in such a time when we had real music such as this . . I’m now 64 and still love this fantastic decade of music and when I had my own mobile disco this track was a floor filler of the highest order. So let’s hear it for the Players Association and the superb 1970’s.
I was a Co- Dj in the biggest Funky Disco in Town .Was just 16 years old.Now i am 61.I Have over 1500 vinyls bought them at that time all.Now i am an Artsit too as KpS Soul .Yes that time was great and will never come back :)
Imagine....you enter a club.....you walk down those steps to the bar and are served some of the finest beer ever....and this track is playing FULL blast....and it's 1979......I was there....yes I was.....amazing
1979 was a good year with club classics like this. Players Association's horn section was as tight as they came. Jamming this in November, 2022. Rolling back the years. Love it. Thank you Danny Weiss for the gift of music.
@@danw1374 Amen bruv 👍👌 , edit afterthought, the amount of disco tracks that have been sampled not only in House music but a variety of genres is off the hook.
1979 I was 21, walk in the disco this was playing, straight on the dance floor, whether at my local disco or out of town, listening to Greg Edwards on the radio too. Oh fantastic memories
Greg Edwards OMG !!! Are you from the UK. Greg Edward was a must to listen to before you went out to a night club. Us ladies knew how to wear high and still do the dance moves 💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽
I thank the lord for being born in 58 so that I could dance my ass off in the mid to late 70's with my girl & friends in some of the London's best disco's........if I ever get the chance of being born again I'm gonna ask for the same year, place & time so that I can relive what I can only describe IMO as the best era for dance music....you had to be there to understand.
In 1979 I was just 12 years old when my "big brother" bought this on 12" vinyl. Think I wore that record out , but have loved this sound ever since!!! Classic !!!😍😘😘😍🎷🎺🎺
this brings tears to my eyes! The memories are just so beautiful. I thank the Lord God almighty I was there & I was heading to my 21st birthday! it has become my fav disco track along with Native New Yorker! Love to all. Xxx
I love it! Effortless and breezy. Then builds towards a big crescendo but then settles back into the groove just before reaching it, ensuring you keep dancing or tapping your feet. Pure genius! It reached number 8 on the UK chart which it thoroughly deserved.
Ever since I heard this track for the first time played on "Tony Prince's" Radio Luxemberg radio show I knew it was a hit from that very first play . . . without doubt a jazz funk classic of the highest order bar none. . . Awesome!!!! Hello to all disco lovers from the 1970’s from Scotland.
Haha I was at School And would listen to RL208 -Late at night in bed - The sound would fade in and out ! - When Radio Luxenburg stopped at 3am ( Ithink) -The American Services would start - More great music ! My mother bless her would always threaten to take my radio off me at the breakfast table before school ? Haha ! Best Wishes & Keep Safe - SB. Yorkshire
It's the first real spring day we've had this year today and I just played this one turned right up to high volume,with the back door open,and it seems to have got all the birds singing away out there!
Just a total mind f***k of a tune and the louder you play it the deeper it grabs you what a disco classic possibly thee best jazz funk classic from the sensational disco era long live The Players Association.
I have already posted a reply to this video. . although now at 63 years old you can't help but get those disco days flooding back. You’d have to have your feet nailed to the floor not to dance to this belter of a disco classic . . . f***ing superb!
yes mate just how i feel they were the best days ever and the tunes from 1976 to 1989 brillint time o i wish i could go back to thoes times,regards ,matt.
How can you stay sitting down to this , even if I need my glasses to see the keys in my head I am there still there dancing trying to look cool ,sadly that bit never happened but I did my best and still do even my son laughs at me lol never give in age is just a number when you have music like this
Gerrard Kelly Ah fab memories Gerrard, I too remember the Lyceum so well ❤️. Gregg Edwards is still on the airwaves with his Soul Spectrum show and gigging at soul events . When I hear tracks like this and ‘Hard Work’ ‘Back Strokin’ ‘So Fine’ and ‘Amigo’ it takes me straight back to that dance floor. Fantastic times and memories for sure 👍❤️
The 70s wasn't devoid of its challenges. However with music like this we could just blank out the troubles and get lost in the music and the clubs we danced in. I miss that Era very much.
Horns!!!! The very Best of Funk never to be repeated as the hearts have all been changed and influenced in sadder ways! Thisis just pure unadulterated MUUUUUSIC!
No sampling, no smack me bitch up, no jump in my ride, didnt need to blow silly money to have a great time - humbled neh, privileged to be going to places where this was just one of all the so solid tunes of the era - and still sounds so good today !
Fuck it what a fantastic piece of music everytime I play this song I am dancing around the house definitely my disco anthem from the 1970's When I had my own mobile disco in the 1970's this track was guaranteed to fill the floor. . . those fantastic jazz trumpet's were f***ing superb!
I vaguely remember this tune...heard it here, now and probably the first time in over 20 years. I'm smiling coz the tune is uplifting but all the happy comments from so many people are making me smile even more. My heart is glowing...thank you everyone!
i was 20 in 1974 and loved the entire decade (apart from the clothes of course),music was at its creative peak and you had to actually have talent to sell records.the much maligned disco period threw some absolute dance classics,like this one.soooo glad i lived through it.from pink floyd to bob marley,loved it all
My mind is drifting back on the dance floor. Wow !!! , these were the times , 💃🏽💃🏽when guys came up to a lady and joined them in a dance to this tune. 💃🏽🕺🕺🕺
im 52 in 1979 i met my girl in the crystal palace hotel disco im still with her now the music brings us both such great memories of our lives together the music will stay with us both for the rest of our lives long live disco
My brother had an immaculate record collection in the late seventies, including this utter beauty. He had to buy another copy, because as a ten year old, I kept playing it as I thought it was the s*** (along with his Crusaders ' Street LIfe'). And I really liked the girl on the cover. For some reason! This is truly superb, as good as it gets.
I was a DJ in Fulham, London in 1979 when this popped up on an Export listing and Redcliffe Records in Chelsea threw it at me, sat in the booth and thought wow this is a banger!!! Never failed to fill the dance floor........classic....mmmmmm!
As a dj of 48 years i can tell EVERYONE here 77/ 79 were the absolute peak years for Disco / Dance music. Hit after hit after hit came along. Its no surprise or indeed coincidence that STUDIO 54 hayday were in these years...
do you know what folks? I think some of us are getting old I turned 50 this year, after reading some of the comments I think we all agree we were so very lucky to have been teenagers in the late 70's early 80's what a era for great music I think it will never surpassed. Now for you younger music fans I would agree also there is some great new stuff today, but believe me any one in there mid 40's or above will back me, our time was the greatest ever for dance music.
Christ I haven't stopped playing this and a bit of dancin at 57! My place was Clouds in East Grinstead on Tues Weds Fri and Sat. Sometimes up to Croydon, Scamps in Sutton. And down to Brighton where I now live. This is was a floor filler. Love it!
+waynelovell1958 scamps !! now theres a name i havent heard for many years.croydon was great too.croydon suite which became sinatras,and the long bar in that pub next door called the cartoonist.boobs a bit further up near west croydon,then the orchid in purley with the revolving bar.great times.
Takes me Right baack.. and iv got the tune on vinyl "12" ❤ bought it west-end london,, .. when working st James's park,-restaurant nxt to Buckingham Palace,,.. what a tuune, one of my Favs,,
Driving my car today and this classic track came on, took me back to the best days and nothing as come close it was hit after hit in them days! Now it's just rubbish after rubbish!!! It's a great summer tune 👍
RIP the incredible Bob Berg who plays the sick sax solo starting 3:45. I used to own this record when it first came out and loved it (this was years before I took up playing the sax myself). Just heard it played this Sunday afternoon on Jazz FM and thought to myself... hang on...there's only one saxophonist I know who plays riffs just like this... it's Bob Berg surely? Well, after checking the credits in discogs I see I was right. Bob Berg rarely gets a mention anywhere, but in my view was one of the most exciting straight-ahead hard-bop players of his generation, (and perhaps of all time)? All hail Bob Berg!
From the Disco vaults of the 70's, when artists like Gloria Gaynors I Will Survive & Sylvesters, You Make Me feel Mighty Real were doing the rounds, then came this in 1979, written by Chris Hills & Laurel Darn
Hi just wondering if you have any info on this group like what happened to them. I know Chris Hills and another guy was it Danny Weis were the main guys of the band the rest maybe session musicians. Think Hills had a solo career before the players and Weis had a solo album in 87 that sounded like the players.cant find any live performances don't think they were big on self promotion. The came and went pretty quick
Thanks. Both almost the same age then. Six months ago I wrote that post so I'm now 52. Born in 1961. Bloody hell, I'm getting old. Scary. Anyway, not only did we have good disco music but we had variety, Glam rock, Punk, and New Wave. We had reggae as well. You made sure you watched Top of the Pops every week. There was no Internet, no iPods, no mobile phones and no PC correctness. But we enjoyed ourselves.
1980's - Music was just stuff with a good groove or beat, you liked & went clubbing, got pissed, got on the dancefloor, made a pratt of yourself...... got a kebab on the way home... and listened out (Tony Blackburn,lol!) for new stuff for the next week - does anyone remember those days, or is it just me....?
Have not heard this in a very long time but had me grooving instantly even with bad knees! One of those classics you always hoped to hear in the club along with some greats from the same era.
From the opening to the end fade out.........perfection. Bought this in the 70's on 12" Import back in the day and lost it when my entire 600+ record collection was stolen.
mmmm OMFG I've got this album and in 1979 I was 20 living in Stevenage having moved from Walthamstow e17 in 1973 but hey what a brilliant tune how fucking awesome !!!!! turning the music right up NOW xxx
Just pure dancing feel good music that makes me feel like I'm. 16 years old dancing in my cut downs, white cut down vest. Music made me happy then and continues to Love it. Music is the love of my life
From all the comments, that seem to be coming from the UK, it seems to certify that they were enormous DISCO lovers much more so than the USA fans. Surprisingly this brilliant group did not do too well on this shores, never made it to the Billboard list. Very hard to digest, since i consider them to be exceptional. And will duplicate all the adulatory praises they posted.
My god if there was ever a disco classic from the 1970’s that made your hair stand on end then this fantastic anthem from The Players Association is up there with the best. Had this on 12” Vynl back in the day and it is without doubt a jazz funk classic of the highest order. What a disco belter and thanks for posting and hello from us all here in Scotland as were throwing our kilts around in gay abandon at this fantastic track.
Hearing classic tunes like this helps bring back those great feelings when fri/sat nights arrived & friends & family members prepped for the night life. Awesome times that will never be duplicated.... Quality tunes like this brings enjoyment to those who understand & have soul. Peace to the old school!
I wish I could win the lottery I'd open a club 😕 and theses tunes would be blasting out all night long ... ..... why not join me part down ... we never had much then but we had the best music 🎶 genera
Killer track as you might expect from a bunch of virtuoso session players,saw them live in '79/'80 and the live version of this track was even better!!
Going to the local disco 1979 wow bring back all those good old days, wheres me gold tip shoes and me flares hahahahaha thank you for putting on a classic disco tune.
Awesome!! 55 here, remembering the good ole days listening to this classic, we party until the morning then leave go to the diner for breakfast no shooting, or crazy stuff just good fun. Thanks!!
Unless you actually lived through those golden years of the 1970’s you will never understand what it was like to be a young male living in such a time when we had real music such as this . . I’m now 64 and still love this fantastic decade of music and when I had my own mobile disco this track was a floor filler of the highest order. So let’s hear it for the Players Association and the superb 1970’s.
I was born in 1974 but grew up on all this music even though I was obviously too young to go out and enjoy it ;-)
Agree totally with everything you have said, this was a floor filler, the best times 😊❤
born in the mid 50's, I was in my 20's when this period of music was amazing, along with All Dayers and the Caister Weekenders.
Same age and I’ve never really left the 70’s. All the Clubs I went to had great sound systems, JBL’s, Turner amps etc…..fab old times.
I was a Co- Dj in the biggest Funky Disco in Town .Was just 16 years old.Now i am 61.I Have over 1500 vinyls bought them at that time all.Now i am an Artsit too as KpS Soul .Yes that time was great and will never come back :)
Imagine....you enter a club.....you walk down those steps to the bar and are served some of the finest beer ever....and this track is playing FULL blast....and it's 1979......I was there....yes I was.....amazing
+Martin Platt What makes this track incredible is...........the two Brecker brothers on this.........and David Sanborn..........well say no more LOL
Martin I was at the other end of the bar nodding my head watching the strawberrys go by and yer the word for this
brilliant
+Sae Chillin
And I was in a gay club dancing frenetically and trying to pick up that hot guy over there ....
The seventies were the bomb!
+Martin Platt Dam'n right !!! The best music time ever !!!
+Martin Platt right on bro your so right it was great
This era of funk and soul gives me goosebumps. Wish I could return to these days
the glorious 70's will NEVER be beaten for every genre of music.those of us who lived it knew it was a special era.
pura verdade o que vc postou parabens .
Amen to that!
Cockney Red Yes you are spot on....I was 21 in 1979 !!!
Cockney Red 1979.....so just squeezed in there gently lol
+Cockney Red CORRECT!
1979 was a good year with club classics like this. Players Association's horn section was as tight as they came. Jamming this in November, 2022. Rolling back the years. Love it. Thank you Danny Weiss for the gift of music.
Well the horn section would be tight with jazz trumpet giant John Faddis, the recently departed Dave Sanbourn and Bob on tenor.
Disco was a genre that deserved to be taken seriously, and these guys proved it.
So well said !!! It never got this this quality !!!
The birth of house music
@@danw1374 Amen bruv 👍👌 , edit afterthought, the amount of disco tracks that have been sampled not only in House music but a variety of genres is off the hook.
That is why the newer music that came after disco music is not for me.
60+ and still loving this, can't turn it up much more !!!!!!
+Hugh Bennett 56 here Bro,its all good.We had the best times.My kids love my stuff.....
1979 I was 21, walk in the disco this was playing, straight on the dance floor, whether at my local disco or out of town, listening to Greg Edwards on the radio too. Oh fantastic memories
Yes brother! Few drinks at home with the lads, listening to Greg Edwards the n off to club.
Yes great music. Soul spectrum then the dance night clubs
I was 16 back in that year.. and remember it like yesterday.. what wonderful yesterday memories..
Greg Edwards OMG !!! Are you from the UK. Greg Edward was a must to listen to before you went out to a night club. Us ladies knew how to wear high and still do the dance moves 💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽
As fresh as 40 years ago !!! Party down !!!
I thank the lord for being born in 58 so that I could dance my ass off in the mid to late 70's with my girl & friends in some of the London's best disco's........if I ever get the chance of being born again I'm gonna ask for the same year, place & time so that I can relive what I can only describe IMO as the best era for dance music....you had to be there to understand.
Yeah your right and my sis disco danced to this and we were there , still as awesome today as it was, cant sit down when we hear it....!
voce falou tudo meu amigo , era lindo o mundo, hoje quase nada mais presta .
I agree... i was there as well. dancing my ass off....
foi muito bom eu estava lá naquela época muito lindo era uma época de ouro .
Somewhere, someone, born in 1998, is looking at your comment and wondering what the hell you're talking about.
It just doesn't get any better than this.....disco at its finest.....1979 was an amazing year for disco.
In 1979 I was just 12 years old when my "big brother" bought this on 12" vinyl. Think I wore that record out , but have loved this sound ever since!!! Classic !!!😍😘😘😍🎷🎺🎺
I was 21
I was 11. I think my mum gave it to me. On an audio cassette. The tape's chewed up years ago. I think my little player over heated.
So was I 12 too.....100 club Saturday lunchtimes 💃💃💃👌
this brings tears to my eyes! The memories are just so beautiful. I thank the Lord God almighty I was there & I was heading to my 21st birthday! it has become my fav disco track along with Native New Yorker! Love to all. Xxx
100% 🥳😢miss those simple good ole day we never had much but boy was our 🎶 so so 👍 great
Native new yorker what a tune 👌 👏 🙌
The days maybe gone but the memories are still there!!
Great music, great dancing,
Disco Funk at its best!
Beats the crap of today!!
Possibly one of the best disco anthems of all time I used to play this to death when I had my mobile disco in the 1980's
Chris me too for sure, I never usually reply to these posts but spot on Gina G
Is this Chris of Moto X fame .good music and bikes can't get much better .😁
Still do in 22 chris lad...🤣🤣👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍👍
I love it! Effortless and breezy. Then builds towards a big crescendo but then settles back into the groove just before reaching it, ensuring you keep dancing or tapping your feet. Pure genius! It reached number 8 on the UK chart which it thoroughly deserved.
The Greatest intro ever on a Disco Song
Long Live Disco 👍🏴🇬🇧🇺🇲🏴
Totally agree :)
Ever since I heard this track for the first time played on "Tony Prince's" Radio Luxemberg radio show I knew it was a hit from that very first play . . . without doubt a jazz funk classic of the highest order bar none. . . Awesome!!!! Hello to all disco lovers from the 1970’s from Scotland.
Haha I was at School And would listen to RL208 -Late at night in bed - The sound would fade in and out ! - When Radio Luxenburg stopped at 3am ( Ithink) -The American Services would start - More great music !
My mother bless her would always threaten to take my radio off me at the breakfast table before school ? Haha !
Best Wishes & Keep Safe - SB. Yorkshire
When eveything was natural fun when there was beautiful music and lovely friendship on this planet !
A monster tune from the greatest era of music!!
You can never turn this music up too loud , or party down too much , ooh i like it !
realmente musicas maravilhosas divinas.
yes def the best era of all time.
It's the first real spring day we've had this year today and I just played this one turned right up to high volume,with the back door open,and it seems to have got all the birds singing away out there!
1970s definitely the best decade of music
In 1979 I was 21.....yes 21...and this was blasting out everywhere....the BEST!!!
Martin Platt
Absolutely Martin I’m with you on that one 👍
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You looked younger on Corrie. 😂🤣😂❤🎶
@@kayvancooten1058 LOL. xxx Love it Kay.
Ive got a time machine.....whos gettin in?
Lets go back !!!
Take me with !!! Music (and the whole world as a matter of fact) sucks today ! Greetings from Belgium.
Oh please take me back.
Was working at a nightclub in Bolton in 1979.Loved playing music like this.
Give me this over anything today!!!
No, it was shit, you only think it wasn't....
yes def mate any time.
Not really, but I love the sentiment. Bangin tune.
Xxx
Loved it back then, love it now, can still shuffle around to this, no Dad dancing, proper moves..
Just a total mind f***k of a tune and the louder you play it the deeper it grabs you what a disco classic possibly thee best jazz funk classic from the sensational disco era long live The Players Association.
So glad this was my generation. Just listen to those horns.
I have already posted a reply to this video. . although now at 63 years old you can't help but get those disco days flooding back. You’d have to have your feet nailed to the floor not to dance to this belter of a disco classic . . . f***ing superb!
Chris Montignani having a disco party right now!!! Still listening to disco at 59.
never mind the three degree's.
we are the DDD'S......Disco Dancing Dads (and in my case,Grandad)
yes mate just how i feel they were the best days ever and the tunes from 1976 to 1989 brillint time o i wish i could go back to thoes times,regards ,matt.
How can you stay sitting down to this , even if I need my glasses to see the keys in my head I am there still there dancing trying to look cool ,sadly that bit never happened but I did my best and still do even my son laughs at me lol never give in age is just a number when you have music like this
iv got you beat by 5yrs and id give anything to go back to this:-)
Players Association , Turn The Music Up, Lyceum, Friday night, late sevenths, best disco in town. Capital Radio. Great memories.
And I was walking up the stairs right behind you and all the other people privileged experience those great Friday nights!
Great memoires Colin, gives me goose bumps👍😁
I WAS THERE
Gerrard Kelly
Ah fab memories Gerrard, I too remember the Lyceum so well ❤️.
Gregg Edwards is still on the airwaves with his Soul Spectrum show and gigging at soul events .
When I hear tracks like this and ‘Hard Work’ ‘Back Strokin’ ‘So Fine’ and ‘Amigo’ it takes me straight back to that dance floor. Fantastic times and memories for sure 👍❤️
The 70s wasn't devoid of its challenges. However with music like this we could just blank out the troubles and get lost in the music and the clubs we danced in. I miss that Era very much.
Horns!!!! The very Best of Funk never to be repeated as the hearts have all been changed and influenced in sadder ways! Thisis just pure unadulterated MUUUUUSIC!
I dug this out & played it the other night. It's still great !
Great disco jam! Definitely Iam turning the music up hearing this...love it! ❤👍😀
No sampling, no smack me bitch up, no jump in my ride, didnt need to blow silly money to have a great time - humbled neh, privileged to be going to places where this was just one of all the so solid tunes of the era - and still sounds so good today !
wish I could give u 2 thumbs up on that I will 2 thumbs up my brotha .
Will sound good for a long time
REAL music played by brilliant session musicians.....amazing sound
It was a great time....girls and boys,just getting the vibe and innocent fun,I was there...........
Tony Hanley well said!
Fuck it what a fantastic piece of music everytime I play this song I am dancing around the house definitely my disco anthem from the 1970's When I had my own mobile disco in the 1970's this track was guaranteed to fill the floor. . . those fantastic jazz trumpet's were f***ing superb!
The Fking bomb mate ! Well said
out of this world, Noreen Faruga United Kingdom
Got it on tonight with a bottle of wine on the side xx
I vaguely remember this tune...heard it here, now and probably the first time in over 20 years. I'm smiling coz the tune is uplifting but all the happy comments from so many people are making me smile even more. My heart is glowing...thank you everyone!
i was 20 in 1974 and loved the entire decade (apart from the clothes of course),music was at its creative peak and you had to actually have talent to sell records.the much maligned disco period threw some absolute dance classics,like this one.soooo glad i lived through it.from pink floyd to bob marley,loved it all
This tune has one of the best intros ever. I can imagine listening to this in my car on a nice sunny day. 😊😊😊
Disco has got it's revenge. You gotta love this tune.
Tore Lundgren So right....and just where it goes into the instrumental breakdown, in mixes Mystic Merlin..Just Can't Give You Up....quality days....
The first few bars in and you can feel the party coming on!! Important thing is don't let this party end ever!!
My mind is drifting back on the dance floor. Wow !!! , these were the times , 💃🏽💃🏽when guys came up to a lady and joined them in a dance to this tune. 💃🏽🕺🕺🕺
im 52 in 1979 i met my girl in the crystal palace hotel disco im still with her now the music brings us both such great memories of our lives together
the music will stay with us both for the rest of our lives
long live disco
Thr best disco jazz and funky you may listen to.
good old music, good old days, Marching on Together😊😊😊
2019 still a classic
The brilliant Michael and Randy Brecker perform on this amazing track
THANK YOU
Tom Harrell's on trumpet!
..... and Bob Berg on tenor!
Yes, his masterclass shows how he single-handedly changed the sound of the guitar and brought on all those Chic hits.
My brother had an immaculate record collection in the late seventies, including this utter beauty. He had to buy another copy, because as a ten year old, I kept playing it as I thought it was the s*** (along with his Crusaders ' Street LIfe'). And I really liked the girl on the cover. For some reason!
This is truly superb, as good as it gets.
Joe, 7 years on, nothing has changed, still fkn brilliant!!!
Street Life one of my favourites too along with this classic floor filler ❤
I was a DJ in Fulham, London in 1979 when this popped up on an Export listing and Redcliffe Records in Chelsea threw it at me, sat in the booth and thought wow this is a banger!!! Never failed to fill the dance floor........classic....mmmmmm!
As a dj of 48 years i can tell EVERYONE here 77/ 79 were the absolute peak years for Disco / Dance music.
Hit after hit after hit came along.
Its no surprise or indeed coincidence that STUDIO 54 hayday were in these years...
I was there,good times......................
Like you, I bought the extended version of this song. I remember asking the man in the record shop whether he had a seven inch or a twelve inch!
Probably one of the best soul,dance, jazz dance times every...if you danced this music could not be beaten..
do you know what folks? I think some of us are getting old I turned 50 this year, after reading some of the comments I think we all agree we were so very lucky to have been teenagers in the late 70's early 80's what a era for great music I think it will never surpassed. Now for you younger music fans I would agree also there is some great new stuff today, but believe me any one in there mid 40's or above will back me, our time was the greatest ever for dance music.
Such a tune.....brilliant
Absolutely brilliant track, have always loved this, one of my all time disco faves!
I brought this way back in 1979, its a classic ,Just listen to the different instruments
Christ I haven't stopped playing this and a bit of dancin at 57! My place was Clouds in East Grinstead on Tues Weds Fri and Sat. Sometimes up to Croydon, Scamps in Sutton. And down to Brighton where I now live. This is was a floor filler. Love it!
+waynelovell1958 scamps !! now theres a name i havent heard for many years.croydon was great too.croydon suite which became sinatras,and the long bar in that pub next door called the cartoonist.boobs a bit further up near west croydon,then the orchid in purley with the revolving bar.great times.
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+waynelovell1958 70sdisconightlife.blogspot.nl/
+Cockney Red 70sdisconightlife.blogspot.nl/
+waynelovell1958 *Gets Wayne another pint"..............
this is still awesome..
This is simply the best thing ever made in this genre. Period!
What a fantastic era for good good music... bring back the old skool...
Where are my appreciaters at??.. classic.... 2020
" TURN THE MUSIC UP" says it all.......59 & Loving All Of This Again......
Just behind you @ 56
I was there too, great times Purley alldayers and Caisters
croydon purley :-)
Tiphanys Purley, Dr Jim's Croydon, Drift Bridge Epsom. Great times.
I went to the first 3 caister weekenders great times great music
David Sanborn, Brecker Brothers, Joe Farrell, James Mtume... class.
Actually, Tom Harrell is on trumpet! really cool
It doesn't get any better than this !
Takes me Right baack.. and iv got the tune on vinyl "12" ❤ bought it west-end london,, .. when working st James's park,-restaurant nxt to Buckingham Palace,,.. what a tuune, one of my Favs,,
great track from 79'...was 15 years old so no club or bar but lots of beer and strawberries !!
Wicked era , still sounds fab, time for a reprise, bring on D-TRAIN x
Driving my car today and this classic track came on, took me back to the best days and nothing as come close it was hit after hit in them days! Now it's just rubbish after rubbish!!! It's a great summer tune 👍
70's music was the best ever so glad I lived through it.....................
PLAY LOUD.....BEST DISCO TRACK EVER!!!
Play it like a Martian on Jupiter eating candy mice 👽👽👽📹📹🛀🛀🏃🏃🏃🐵🐒🌙🌙🌙🌙🌜🌛🐍🐙🐙🐭🐁🐀🐭🐁🐀🍥🍥🍥🍥🍫🍫🍬🍬🍬🍬
those 22 dislikes do not know good music!
Those 22 don't know what music is
@@RayHill01 No! No! No!
Those 22 dislikes are either tone deaf or have a flat line heart beat pulse.😁
75*
yep only an idiot would dislike this classic.
@@danizm4165 Simply they got no taste
1979 was a fantastic year for music..... so many great songs
Bought this on release in the 70's.................still sounds great, love it!!!!!!
RIP the incredible Bob Berg who plays the sick sax solo starting 3:45. I used to own this record when it first came out and loved it (this was years before I took up playing the sax myself).
Just heard it played this Sunday afternoon on Jazz FM and thought to myself... hang on...there's only one saxophonist I know who plays riffs just like this... it's Bob Berg surely? Well, after checking the credits in discogs I see I was right. Bob Berg rarely gets a mention anywhere, but in my view was one of the most exciting straight-ahead hard-bop players of his generation, (and perhaps of all time)?
All hail Bob Berg!
Sax Inside My Head….I did not know that the sax player was Bob Berg….he died far too young in a traffic accident 2002 😢
From the Disco vaults of the 70's, when artists like Gloria Gaynors I Will Survive & Sylvesters, You Make Me feel Mighty Real were doing the rounds, then came this in 1979, written by Chris Hills & Laurel Darn
Hi just wondering if you have any info on this group like what happened to them. I know Chris Hills and another guy was it Danny Weis were the main guys of the band the rest maybe session musicians. Think Hills had a solo career before the players and Weis had a solo album in 87 that sounded like the players.cant find any live performances don't think they were big on self promotion. The came and went pretty quick
Just another great tune from the 70 s my heart is always there
Thanks. Both almost the same age then. Six months ago I wrote that post so I'm now 52. Born in 1961. Bloody hell, I'm getting old. Scary. Anyway, not only did we have good disco music but we had variety, Glam rock, Punk, and New Wave. We had reggae as well. You made sure you watched Top of the Pops every week. There was no Internet, no iPods, no mobile phones and no PC correctness. But we enjoyed ourselves.
1980's - Music was just stuff with a good groove or beat, you liked & went clubbing, got pissed, got on the dancefloor, made a pratt of yourself...... got a kebab on the way home... and listened out (Tony Blackburn,lol!) for new stuff for the next week - does anyone remember those days, or is it just me....?
oh yes, Scamps!! Van Damm bar Dr Jims, depressing myself noe
too true my fried, innocent great times, but we thought it were the business, crac on brother, happy days.
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you gotta love the 70s
The best dance tune ever to come out of 1977 - yes, I was there at the disco way back in the day...
Brilliant piece of music first heard this whilst 17 being driven in a Jensen Interceptor made a great impression what an era.
lovin it ....again,,take me back.....
Have not heard this in a very long time but had me grooving instantly even with bad knees! One of those classics you always hoped to hear in the club along with some greats from the same era.
Special times, and to be 18 and enjoying the sounds of 79, what a year, just compare it with now. I was there,
From the opening to the end fade out.........perfection. Bought this in the 70's on 12" Import back in the day and lost it when my entire 600+ record collection was stolen.
mmmm OMFG I've got this album and in 1979 I was 20 living in Stevenage having moved from Walthamstow e17 in 1973 but hey what a brilliant tune how fucking awesome !!!!! turning the music right up NOW xxx
Just pure dancing feel good music that makes me feel like I'm. 16 years old dancing in my cut downs, white cut down vest. Music made me happy then and continues to
Love it. Music is the love of my life
OMG!!...Nothing today compares to this....This is disco at it's best!..Fantastic...listening to this on radio luxemberg....I'm 17 again!
We were very lucky to enjoy such music when young and disco was a special place only for us
How lucky were we eh
+ciar67 We were,cos we all got on........................
yes many memories.xx
Omg I love it when I find music that brings back such sweet memories. I was so young. You will never beat late 70s for the music
That horn is magical !!!
The resolve at ~4:18 is, quite simply, one of the best ever....
.....glad you noticed! That Brekker minor chord run up at 4.24 soooooooooooooooo good
I love the start of the sax solo at 3.45. Such an uplifting sound
From all the comments, that seem to be coming from the UK, it seems to certify that they were enormous DISCO lovers
much more so than the USA fans. Surprisingly this brilliant group did not do too well on this shores, never made it to the Billboard list. Very hard to digest, since i consider them to be exceptional.
And will duplicate all the adulatory praises they posted.
My god if there was ever a disco classic from the 1970’s that made your hair stand on end then this fantastic anthem from The Players Association is up there with the best. Had this on 12” Vynl back in the day and it is without doubt a jazz funk classic of the highest order. What a disco belter and thanks for posting and hello from us all here in Scotland as were throwing our kilts around in gay abandon at this fantastic track.
I hope without any underwear.!!!!!
Hearing classic tunes like this helps bring back those great feelings when fri/sat nights arrived & friends & family members prepped for the night life. Awesome times that will never be duplicated.... Quality tunes like this brings enjoyment to those who understand & have soul. Peace to the old school!
I wish I could win the lottery I'd open a club 😕 and theses tunes would be blasting out all night long ... ..... why not join me part down ... we never had much then but we had the best music 🎶 genera
Killer track as you might expect from a bunch of virtuoso session players,saw them live in '79/'80 and the live version of this track was even better!!
Going to the local disco 1979 wow bring back all those good old days, wheres me gold tip shoes and me flares hahahahaha thank you for putting on a classic disco tune.
Awesome!! 55 here, remembering the good ole days listening to this classic, we party until the morning then leave go to the diner for breakfast no shooting, or crazy stuff just good fun. Thanks!!