SO MUCH FUN!!. | FIRST TIME HEARING Kc & The Sunshine Band - Keep It Comin' Love REACTION
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- Kc & The Sunshine Band - Keep It Comin' Love REACTION
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KC has said that after the depressed mood following the Vietnam War, Watergate, and the deaths of rock icons Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison, and the energy crisis that he felt people needed to have some fun. This group was created for that purpose. He succeeded.
That's exactly the time period,after73 or 74 when these songs were released from miami(sunshine).friends of mine went to school wit him, also known as sparkt.she said in school when they were partying there behinds off.he was always home. .evidently producing this great music. I see a sly stone influence from that era.
Think about absolutely no social media, no internet, no cellphones and growing up in the late 70’s and 80’s. What did we do? We went roller skating to KC and The Sunshine band! It was a great time to grow up! We also played “foxes & hounds on long summer nights. We knew we had to quit when one of the fathers would whistle so sharp that it could wake the dead. If you weren’t home in 5 minutes you knew there’d be trouble!
We also played flashlight tag!
Such great memories and a great time to grow up
My dad had that whistle, too! No fingers, straight through his teeth! I wish I could do it! 🤣
Our signal was the streetlights. God help you if you made it home more than 5 minutes after the first light came on!
I forgot about those days when we kids were disciplined. Well, sorta anyway.
"Get Down Tonight" is their masterpiece, complete with double-speed guitar.
YES!
My favorite KC song!
THIS!
No lie!! That is the jam!
Facts
Guys, I saw KC & The Sunshine Band a few years ago when KC was 70 and he was still bringing the energy. He had put on a little weight and he joked that they almost had to rename the band KFC & The Sunshine Band. It was an excellent show though. He's still got it!
Our generation will ALWAYS be the best. There’s not 1 thing that comes to mind that I can say bad about our generation!!!!!!! We were very fortunate.
KC was easy to make fun of in the 70s, now, looking back, he was a frickin icon! Happy music is everything!
Their songs “That’s the way I like it”, and Boogie Shoes are musts- For a love ballad, “Please don’t go.” 💝💙👍✨
Right on ☺️!!!
The sad thing KC was in a bad accident learned how to walk When I listen and watch him I’m impressed and LOVE him and the band must have been emotionally hard what they all went through
They are still going strong today. They still have concert tours. FYI, they started out in 1973 in Hialeah, Florida.
Harry Wayne Casey the most beautiful smile ever.
I couldn't dance if my life depended on it, but when KC and the Sunshine Band is playing, it's IMPOSSIBLE to sit still!
Sunshine Band is the perfect name for the sunshine they bring in every song.
In my late 50s and absolutely love KC and the Sunshine Band. Sound your funky horn was made for Amber.
Definitely 70's music. Every dance club or disco you went to back then was playing KC & the Sunshine Band.
Still trying to get yall to react to Barry Gibbs Little Brother, Andy , singing "Shadow dancing" he passed away a long time ago, but he left his mark, I know you like the Bee Gees, so I know you'll like him!! Phase play it!!
Yes they should check out Andy Gibb. When I was a teen he was one of my favorites.
It's in my all-time top ten. I assume they're punishing themselves for some reason.
Love his "I just want to be your everything "
Ahh yessss I pray they play Andy!! I just know they will vibe!!
Yes! As well as I Just Want to be Your Everything, and Love is Thicker Than Water! Andy was my first love❤️♥️❤️♥️
This was the quintessential dance music of the seventies bringing on disco.
This is my favorite KC & Sunshine song. Everything working together so magically.
K.C. and the Sunshine Band were a lot of fun. People crap on disco but there's some real good music in there. My personal favorite Sunshine Band song is "get down tonight".
People who crapped on Disco probably couldn’t dance.
Was just thinking about Get Down Tonight, and That’s The Way I Like it…. Great high school songs… horns… doin’ the Bus Stop And The Bump on the dance floor!!
Awww yeah!!! Love me some KC!!! They don't miss a beat! And yes.... absolutely 70s
Kc and the sunshine band were most prominent on the charts between 1975 and 1980. The two main men were Harry Wayne casey and Rick finch (the bassist) They were a miami based funk band who got labelled as a disco band but they were to the 70's what Gloria Estefan and the miami sound machine as well as kool and the gang were to the 80's!
The most fun band of the 70s
"That's the way I like it" is one of my favorit disco songs.
It was a great time to be a live in the 70s and 80s. Nothing can match these decades of FUN..
This bands music makes me just as happy now as it did when it was new
Great rhythm. Always fun to dance to.
KC and gang were still performing last I checked .. but they always satisfy with a good groove .. and I'm so glad you like the Dolly shirt Amber .. seeing you guys smiling having good times with these old songs I grew up with is awesome !
I love KC and the sunshine band, this is not deep music, it was just fun disco dance music. I remember taking my then-girlfriend to the Big Apple disco in 1979 in NYC and dancing to this song. I bought their Greatest Hits collection about 20 years ago and have played the hell out of it ever since. Cheers you two!
One of the funkiest bands of the 70s. Staring Mr KC!!!
I think it's impressive that the horn players dance at the same time as playing their instruments That takes real coordination
A lot of black bands used to do that type of thing. Check out James Brown’s horn section.
K C & Sunshine were played at all the Disco Dance Clubs in the 70's. Light, fun to get down and dance to. Get down tonight, was a good dance song, was fun, last time couples actually got dressed up to go out and dance in the clubs. Was a real nice break to uplift after the tense times of 70's after the bad politics and ending war in Viet Nam, brought out the deep, somber songs of the war.
Things were changing politically,
and socially at this time. Some music lovers hated Disco music, but it was a much needed relief in mid 70's after doom and gloom of US War involvement, which created protest songs, folk music, Disco, Motown Soul, R&B, and the changing Rock n Roll genres. Disco was just light, sexy, fun to dance to, and the Clubs were at their peaks with Disco music you could move to, and forget about working all week.
Such a happy song, but EVERY song by KC was a BANGER!
Omgosh how I love KC and the Sunshine Band! They bring the people to the dance floor at a party! No boogie shoes left behind!
Nice! "Boogie Shoes" might be my KC fav!
This band still puts gon a great show. I saw them back in 2019. They are from the 70's and the disco era. To put on an almost 3 hour show after more than 40 years is fantistic
"Get Down Tonight" is next on your KC song travels.
One of the funkiest groups of the 70's along with Earth Wind & Fire and the Ohio Players...Funky and danceble!!!
Other of their hits are...
"Give it up"
"That's the way I like it"
"Shake your Booty"
"Get down tonight"
"Please dont go"
And they're all FABULOUS!
Don't forget "Boogie Shoes"
Love KC and The Sunshine Band 🌞
I have loved KC and The Sunshine Band since the 70's. I FINALLY got to see them in concert in 2008. They were AMAZING. Between songs, KC would talk to the crowd and I'll never forget he said..."To all you younger people here tonight, I was your mother's Justin Timberlake." He was so funny and so cool!! I still have my concert tee. Any song by them...you can't go wrong!!
I was a teenager when KC and the band was popular. Brings back such FUN memories!!
I remember seeing small groups of teenagers start dancing to their music on the beach and no one complained. Today it would be a major problem. Another reason why I miss the 70s-we had more freedom and less angry people.
@@mariogiresi6792 Right? Of course, what we listened to back then wasn't full of swearing like a lot of it is today! Can you picture it now, with all the Karen's around?? They'd be coming to blows on the beach haha
@@jojomart And the police would be called in as usual. I will never understand this need to create problems where there are none. If you see something you don’t agree with just remove yourself from the situation. Like the late great Olivia Newton-John once asked “Have you never been mellow”?
@@mariogiresi6792 Exactly! Mind your own business, and stay out of others'. They like being the center of attention, even if it's for the wrong reason.
I was a teen when this song and album was charting. I love their fun sound. It’s HAPPY music. I remember playing the record and dancing around and playing a tambourine and singing into a hairbrush lol. Fun kid times. Great memories.
KC does do a great Ballad called PLEASE DON'T GO that is pretty SWEET!
Oh my goodness, the fun, funky disco era of the 70s! 😄 Was fun being a teen back then.👍❤
As a kid I always heard this as keep it common love 😉
I was a disco baby...This song reminds me of my parents when they were happy and dancing together in the living room..Nasty divorce a couple of years later..Gave me alot of heartache..But.., this reminds of when we were a family...All KC reminds me of those few years of happiness...Love Your Channel!!!
Ambrosia: Biggest part of me.
Seals and Crofts: Summer Breeze
Gary Wright: Love is Alive
Pink Floyd: Shine on you crazy diamond.
You can't go wrong listening to KC,They helped to make the 70s music so great !
Just pure fun music. I remember hearing them on the radio, and they were just as fun to listen to as they were to watch, that's just me though. Great reaction!
I was very young when they were popular so I didn't get into it as much as some people on here. But it was part of the backdrop of the world I grew up in. Their music was everywhere. I remember when I was 7 and "That's The Way I Like It' came on the radio I was so embarrassed because it was a "dirty song" in my then perception. I would blush beet red.
But KC&TSB were so accepted by mainstream audiences that I remember there was actually a toy set of them with figures, instruments, and a stage and maybe a van (can't remember now.)
My parents not only didn't listen to them, but they didn't let me watch tv other than PBS and the few times our radio was turned on at all it was set to the classical music station. So I only got exposed to these pop culture references when I was with babysitters or over at the neighbor's.
Im 60 yrs old, grew up loving all music, you guys are the BEST REACTION
I recommend KC's song "Boogie Shoes" and his duet ballad with Teri Desario called "Yes, I'm Ready."
KC + The Sunshine Band = "DANCE MUSIC!!!"
KC & the Sunshine Band are my personal indulgence. I love this music!
I was in high school when this song was playing on the radio and this song Keep It Comin' Love charted on billboard chart July 30, 1977 and it peaked at 2 for 3 weeks.
I liked KC and the Sunshine Band. I have nothing against them. Respect and affection. However let's get some priorities straight 1st, the Robsquad has never reacted to Sly and the Family Stone, the godfather of funk and disco! What gives? KC is vanilla Ovaltine by comparison. Sly, when he was on and str8, could rip the rafters off the hall. I saw them 1st in college on a double bill with The Beachboys. One group tried to outperform the other that night and the stadium reverberated for weeks. Sly is historically important. Here they are on ABC's In Concert.
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Why stop there!!! Where's Kool and the Gang? LOL. The incredible machine that had a boatload of top tens with some of the funkiest hits ever recorded. Savor this! It's a Celebration.
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How about The Isley Brothers! Another significant and iconic group. Who's That Lady. Exquisite!
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Or LTD performing Back in Love Again featuring one of the most powerful voices in funk, Jeffrey Osbourne, along with it's dancing horn section! OMG.
Here is the ultimate disco song performed by the powerhouse group, The Trammps. This song would just kill the floor at Studio 54 or any other disco, anywhere for that matter. Disco Inferno.
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Or the incredible group Chic. The greatest travesty in the Rock Hall history. Nominated 11 times and still not inducted. ( they individually inducted Niles rogers for his career) . they were hot.
Here is Le Freak. ua-cam.com/video/4-Vz6tNfV1Y/v-deo.html
I could go on, I am omitting many. I purposely focused on groups that played their own instruments. So I left out great performers like Tavares, The Spinners, the Sylvers, Shalamar, DeBarge and Switch. Tonight I just had a hankering for something more than Ovaltine.
I omitted the link for LTD. Here you go:
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Craig... now how to u remember that? Lol
Stuck behind Debby Boone.
One of the great groups of the 70’s. KC is too cute!
KC went solo in the 80's with "Give It Up"
The first concert I ever went to was Kc & the Sunshine band. KC was also my first celebrity crush! 🤩 New subscriber here, love you guys!
hey man keep the groove alive it is for all generations. It makes us all feel good and alive
Oh. So now you gonna hit my "disco era" button. Hard not to love KC and the Sunshine Band.
My Man!!! KC 🔥🔥🔥💃🏽💃🏽🎶🎶🎶🎶💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽
Please do “Get Down Tonight”. If I remember correctly it was their first hit. The only disco song I liked.
18 year's old dancing the Bump and the Hustle in the clubs, good times😂
Oh yes. Another one of their Great songs is Boogie shoes. Yes this band is just as great as the Bee Gees. Also the song Give It up. ♥️♥️♥️
Loved the 70's, going to high school and listening to KC, Donna Summer, Tavares, BeeGees, etc.
Prime Miami club disco music; this group dominated from the mid 70s throughout the disco era, dying out around ‘80-‘81.
KC never disappoints!!
The very essence of DISCO!! Loved all their songs back then.
I always loved their horn section!
Harry Wayne Casey (KC) was a master at putting together a tight high energy band with a non-stop entertaining show. He leveraged every bit of his musical talents to the max to do so. I will echo another commenter and recommend Sly and the Family Stone. Definitely one of the groups that gave Harry Casey his inspiration.
Another vote for listening to something sung by Sly and the Family Stone.
LOVE Sly and co!
His name is Harry Casey.
Harry Casey
Harry Casey was his name
They were always one of those fun bands you just wanted to sing along with and dance. Great reaction!!
Can't get anymore 70's than this.
"Please Don't Go" is probably his biggest ballad. Great slow song. You can guess what it is about by the title.
Such a beautiful song. 👍
You still need to do theirs, Get Down Tonight, That’s The Way I Like It, Shake, Shake Shake and Don’t Go !
My favorite song by KC and the Sunshine Band..
OH YEaH! Can you stand it? We had the musac!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
KC and the Sunshine Band blended rock, pop, jazz, funk, soul! The horns, the tambourine, the percussion, drums & keyboard & the rest!
They did Please Don't Go-a ballad too. That's apart from all the greats that others are listing for ya!
They were fab!
One of the funkiest bands of the 70's.
Boogie shoes is a must. We use to dance at the club with the mirror ball and the color lights going on and strobe lights such fun times.
Amber may have recognized the song from multiple advertisements including Applebee’s, Payless, or Walmart.
"That's the Way I Like It"!
Genre:Disco/Dance. Mid to late 70's. Great band. Lots of good music out of this old school band.
"Give it up" is another really catchy tune.
"I'm Your Boogie Man" is a must, especially for the horns, and disco in all its finery.
My favorite KC & The Sunshine Band song that is always overlooked by reactors.
With the release of the self-titled second album KC and the Sunshine Band in 1975 came the group's first major U.S. hit with "Get Down Tonight".[3] It topped the R&B chart in April and hit number one on the Billboard Hot 100 in August.[3] "That's the Way (I Like It)" also became a number one hit[1] in November 1975 and the group did well at the 1976 Grammy Awards. The 1976 album Part 3 yielded two number one singles: "I'm Your Boogie Man"[1] and "(Shake, Shake, Shake) Shake Your Booty".[1] Another hit, "Keep It Comin' Love", peaked at number two.
K.C. has a deep catalog almost every thing they did was a hit
This was a fun period in music history for adults. I was very young but I remember everybody including my parents were constantly having parties pretty much every weekend, and this music was constantly being played on huge record players blairing all night long. The neighbors must have hated us.
This song came out in 1976 - I retired from the USAF in 1977. I still love hearing them.
They play for the back row people who love to see body movements and beaming smiles. Every paying audience member got a great deal for dough it cost.
Can't ever go wrong with KC and the Sunshine Band! I saw them at a conference in San Diego in the mid-2000's
In the 1950s, there was a Blues music artist named Joe Hill Louis. He was a "one-man-band", who played music on the streets, and also played some night club concerts. He played the drums, harmonica, and electric guitar. He was so good, he got recording contracts with a number of record labels. Tragically, Joe Hill Louis died in 1957 of tetanus, that he contracted when a cut on his thumb, that he sustained while working his day job as a handyman, got infected. He was 35 years old. Here is a link to his 1952 song, "When I Am Gone", which he recorded for Checker Records (a subsidiary of Chess Records): ua-cam.com/video/8P79_n2YpZY/v-deo.html
Why can’t music be like this !!!
One of our cheerleader routines was to K.C.'s "That The Way I Like It" - too much fun!
Boogie Shoes is one that you'll appreciate. Keep it coming loves. Lol
I understand Casey, (KC) was persuaded to perform again by one of the ladies that were his backup singers. She brought him and an amazing band back and going for many years now. If you ever get the chance to see them live please get somebody to watch the kids and go!
KC and the Sunshine Band is joy. 😄
FUN WAS THE NAME OF THE GAME for many people in the 70s but we had a wonderful serious side as well.
My favorite is That's the way I like it. They were always a fun band to listen and dance to. 😊
KC and the Sunshine ☀️ Band is an American disco and funk band which was founded in 1973 in Hialeah, Florida. The band took its name from lead vocalist Harry Wayne Casey's last name and the 'Sunshine Band' from KC's home state of Florida, the Sunshine State. 1977 song.
KC was a hit machine!!!
Love the disco! Check out: "Get Down Tonight" by KC and the Sunshine Band, "Boogie Nights" by Heatwave, and the FABULOUS "Don't Leave Me This Way" by Thelma Houston. BANGERS!