3-piece suit. polyester shirt with wide collar, dress to the nines. girlfriend (now wife) with wrap around skirt, upper Manhattan. Queens, Brooklyn, we were there. The best time of our lives. Dancing together, Barry White, Teddy Pendergrass, KC and the sunshine band, Bee Gees, Earth Wind & Fire and many more. Dance the night away. If you are from that era, brothers and sisters, we were GOLDEN!!!!!!!!
Well, I'm too young to have been there LIVE during the disco heyday, but I love your description of a night out with your girl. The music from that era just gets into your bones like nothing else! I think the movie Saturday Night Fever with a very young Travolta perfectly captures that time period. Peace !
Only us 60’s something’s could ever appreciate what we had back in that fantastic era of the 1970’s, that decade was just an awesome era for dancing tunes long live Disco.
Was the best decade ever! The dancing! The freedom! The discos were a true melting pot too. No one hung up on race or creed. We were all just there to cut loose and have a good time.
@@jimmycricket7946 Naw. In the 70s, we reaped the reward of the social changes of the 60s without risking our necks and jail time. Not to mention, the entire disgusting hippy movement. Personally speaking, I'm glad I was too young for Woodstock. I'm not buying no one was graped there. And my junior high in 1970, 13 years before DARE scared me off drugs and I was never stupid enough to take them. 80s went yuppie with bad music (for real, the music was god-awful in the 80s); the 70s was the best decade - bar none. Only thing maybe better in the 60s was the music and that's debatable. 50s, 60s and 70s all had terrific music. Yes, I still love disco. That's why I'm here. How about you? If you don't dig disco, I kind of have to wonder why you're on this page, man. Groovy. Peace, love and brotherhood. Stoned out chicks too stoned to know better buying into that free love cr@p - that's the 60s.
@@BlazeDuskdreamer well I'll start off by saying I arrived in a disco area by accident it was a one video that led to another sort of situation while I was looking a song up I had heard in a movie. I also thought there would be a few chicks in the video that might refresh my memory as to how much better the woman looked in the 70s compared to the 60's but that's really all the 70s did was make people more attractive. The 60's was full of life and revolutionary breakthrough of all kinds and I didn't care for the idiotic yuppies either but I did do some hallucinogens like alote of other young people in my day and that helped expand my mind a bit but in a good way and it ultimately shaped who I am today, it also helped build character and integrity. Now the 50's were essential in that it created the framework for the following decade but the 60's is really where rock n roll exploded beyond all barriers, it's the time of the greatest bands that ever lived and figures that will never be forgotten. Rock n roll became alive and swept through the nation bringing us into what some call another enlightened dimension of music and human expression, the possibilities seemed infinite and dreams were dreamed. We landed on the moon, we saw JFK assassinated, the economy was stronger than ever and should I get into the type of muscle cars that were made at the time with 425 hp straight from the Chevrolet factory? The U.S. mint was still rolling out dimes, quarters and half dollars that were 90% silver. The 70's will be remembered as the decade white people got their groove on. As for disco it will in all likelyhood never be remembered definitely not the same way rock n roll will. Our rock n roll will live on because it's from a magical place, it will continue to inspire and move people in a significant way forever.
@@jimmycricket7946 Why am I not surprised thta you did hallucinogens? You actually just pointed out why the 60s were worse than the 70s. You had the sh!t to protest. The social changes needed to happen. 70s was a far more enjoyable decade because those were accomplished in the 60s. But I said that. DId you read my whole comment? What do you think I meant by we reaped the rewards of the 60s socail change without risking our own neck. Of course, people were more attractive in the 70s. Unlike the dirty, smelly hippies, we bathed - and dressed to the nines.
I miss the 70s and 80s terribly. Good old times that are hard to beat. Need a time machine to revisit for a while. This song is the epitome of DISCO! There will never be an era like the Disco era thus, I couldn't get enough so I had to self destruct! Makes me want to scream at the top of my lungs "Satisfaction came in a chain reaction 🎶🎶🎵🎵🎙🥁🎷🎷🎺🎺🎸🎸🎺🎺🎺🎺......everybody going strong, burn that mother down........
I enjoyed my early 20’s in the early house music culture…but if I could pick a time to be mid twenties, it would be 1976. So cool, and before the globalists got a foothold. Can still enjoy the music though 👍
When Pamela Hensley appeared on "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century" as Princess Ardala, the producers gave her some of the most outrageous outfits ever to wear. Quite a contrast to the business outfits she wore when she was on "Matt Houston" a few years later.
Disco music, thanks to these fantastic songs and the famous film, swept the great rock from the world charts and discos flourished like mushrooms in much of the planet, that too was a great period
Is it just me or women were way more beautiful back then without being half naked? I'm 21. Too bad it's literally impossible finding women like that nowadays.👠
I feel you man, and I'm sorry for you because I see the same you see but had the lucky to belong to 70's ....but gosh these days everything is overcompensated with so much plastic and fake things that you don't know what is below all those layers of things....which is also sad is that if women knew they are just beautiful as they are without any trend or shit but there is no way to work into those brains 🤷♂ .... my advice, look in middle east and asia (whole asia) they still keep alive good values and women are still women
Am seeing this for the first and I just gotta say that it brought back good memories of the 70's and 80's where disco music was king. Victoria Principal has the body and beauty of a goddess. Cheers to more happy memories.
I was in my early 20s then. So. Calif was beautiful and the best place to be if you were young. There were so many night clubs to go dancing. It was the Disco era and everyone dressed up and went dancing. What fun it was, to spend the day sunbathing on the beach and out dancing at night. It was a time of Muscle cars, the Greatest of music and clothing styles. It was a great time to be young! ♥️
Wow. Victoria Principal (Dallas) at 0:40 and Suzanne Sommers at 1:24! Those two MADE it! Along with Angie Dickinson... she's 87 years old? I had Victoria Principal on my plane just a couple of years ago --- she STILL looks JUST like that!
Damn we had fun back in the '70s dancing our tails off. I think we burnt our clothes the next morning as they were soaking wet from sweat and having so much fun.
I was never a lover of disco to tell the truth having preferred party rock&roll but Disco Inferno is one song I always woud hit the floor when it came on.
In my opinion greatest disco anthem of all time Floor filler ❤❤❤
No one tattooed on neck on the face..beautiful words of the song...people dresses elegantly and above great rhythm...BEAUTIFUL !
There was a much better culture at play 50 years ago. I was there.
Un fortunally tats wont look age 70
@@greasyhitchball disco sucked donkey balls fuddster.
disco sucks dude.
And…line after line of Peruvian Marching Powder and a fistful of ‘ludes
Victoria Principal was absolutely striking!!
Victoria could cause traffic wrecks.
No doubt a stone cold babe!
Wow wow wow. Ab so lu tley Stunnishing!!!! The dud cant handle it anymore
🌬John and Mary Always on the week cannes run👍
So cool , sexy and sultry
She hardly moves, and makes you want more!
Total babe
Watching George Jefferson dance is freaking a delight !!
He could make me laugh. I loved that guy. Miss him.
That man was getting funky 😆,😉😎💯
He finally got a piece of the pie
The guy sure knew how to boogie!
He could go 🕺🏼🕺🏼🕺🏼
3-piece suit. polyester shirt with wide collar, dress to the nines. girlfriend (now wife) with wrap around skirt, upper Manhattan. Queens, Brooklyn, we were there. The best time of our lives. Dancing together, Barry White, Teddy Pendergrass, KC and the sunshine band, Bee Gees, Earth Wind & Fire and many more. Dance the night away. If you are from that era, brothers and sisters, we were GOLDEN!!!!!!!!
Well, I'm too young to have been there LIVE during the disco heyday, but I love your description of a night out with your girl. The music from that era just gets into your bones like nothing else! I think the movie Saturday Night Fever with a very young Travolta perfectly captures that time period. Peace !
We danced until dawn! You really had to be there!!! Oh, What a Nite!!!!!!
YES!
Man, Victoria Principal was the BABE of Babes!!!
Her facial expressions got me...
GEORGE JEFFERSON IS RIPPING IT UP.YOU GOTTA LOVE IT.
Yeah...he had moves.
You would never know he was gay in real life.
Sherman Hemsley
Dancing with Roxie Roker (Lenny kravitz mom)
George Jefferson could get down !
Only us 60’s something’s could ever appreciate what we had back in that fantastic era of the 1970’s, that decade was just an awesome era for dancing tunes long live Disco.
Was the best decade ever! The dancing! The freedom! The discos were a true melting pot too. No one hung up on race or creed. We were all just there to cut loose and have a good time.
The 70s were a drag compared to the decade before, if you were old enough you'd remember the 60's as being the decade everything broke out.
@@jimmycricket7946 Naw. In the 70s, we reaped the reward of the social changes of the 60s without risking our necks and jail time. Not to mention, the entire disgusting hippy movement. Personally speaking, I'm glad I was too young for Woodstock. I'm not buying no one was graped there. And my junior high in 1970, 13 years before DARE scared me off drugs and I was never stupid enough to take them. 80s went yuppie with bad music (for real, the music was god-awful in the 80s); the 70s was the best decade - bar none. Only thing maybe better in the 60s was the music and that's debatable. 50s, 60s and 70s all had terrific music. Yes, I still love disco. That's why I'm here. How about you? If you don't dig disco, I kind of have to wonder why you're on this page, man. Groovy. Peace, love and brotherhood. Stoned out chicks too stoned to know better buying into that free love cr@p - that's the 60s.
@@BlazeDuskdreamer well I'll start off by saying I arrived in a disco area by accident it was a one video that led to another sort of situation while I was looking a song up I had heard in a movie. I also thought there would be a few chicks in the video that might refresh my memory as to how much better the woman looked in the 70s compared to the 60's but that's really all the 70s did was make people more attractive. The 60's was full of life and revolutionary breakthrough of all kinds and I didn't care for the idiotic yuppies either but I did do some hallucinogens like alote of other young people in my day and that helped expand my mind a bit but in a good way and it ultimately shaped who I am today, it also helped build character and integrity. Now the 50's were essential in that it created the framework for the following decade but the 60's is really where rock n roll exploded beyond all barriers, it's the time of the greatest bands that ever lived and figures that will never be forgotten. Rock n roll became alive and swept through the nation bringing us into what some call another enlightened dimension of music and human expression, the possibilities seemed infinite and dreams were dreamed. We landed on the moon, we saw JFK assassinated, the economy was stronger than ever and should I get into the type of muscle cars that were made at the time with 425 hp straight from the Chevrolet factory? The U.S. mint was still rolling out dimes, quarters and half dollars that were 90% silver. The 70's will be remembered as the decade white people got their groove on. As for disco it will in all likelyhood never be remembered definitely not the same way rock n roll will. Our rock n roll will live on because it's from a magical place, it will continue to inspire and move people in a significant way forever.
@@jimmycricket7946 Why am I not surprised thta you did hallucinogens? You actually just pointed out why the 60s were worse than the 70s. You had the sh!t to protest. The social changes needed to happen. 70s was a far more enjoyable decade because those were accomplished in the 60s. But I said that. DId you read my whole comment? What do you think I meant by we reaped the rewards of the 60s socail change without risking our own neck. Of course, people were more attractive in the 70s. Unlike the dirty, smelly hippies, we bathed - and dressed to the nines.
I proudly lived in the golden era of that exciting music.
The scene with Robin Williams makes me smile every time. I love this song and the video is🔥.
I miss the 70s and 80s terribly. Good old times that are hard to beat. Need a time machine to revisit for a while. This song is the epitome of DISCO! There will never be an era like the Disco era thus, I couldn't get enough so I had to self destruct! Makes me want to scream at the top of my lungs "Satisfaction came in a chain reaction 🎶🎶🎵🎵🎙🥁🎷🎷🎺🎺🎸🎸🎺🎺🎺🎺......everybody going strong, burn that mother down........
Wow Victoria Principle what a Woman 🎉🎉🎉❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
Disco really had some bangers 🔥
I swear this is THE BEST disco song ever! how can you 'not' move to this? and the film clip matches the music perfectly. well done.
What a song! O God! Thank you so much for this total masterpiece.
I would have to say my two favs were Victoria in her turtle neck, and Suzanne Somers bouncing around !
The 70’s. What a time to be alive! The women were real. The cocaine was pure. And the music was amazing.
I enjoyed my early 20’s in the early house music culture…but if I could pick a time to be mid twenties, it would be 1976. So cool, and before the globalists got a foothold.
Can still enjoy the music though 👍
@@jamesdonoghue5907Great comment
Lol cocaine?!
You couldn't just enjoy yourself in reality, without "cocaine"??! Sad!!
@@janishart5128 creep
Damnnnn Victoria Principal!!!!!
There will never be an era like the Disco era! I feel so nostalgic of those wonderful, amazing times.
Victoria Principal, awwwwwhhhhhhh ❤️
When Pamela Hensley appeared on "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century" as Princess Ardala, the producers gave her some of the most outrageous outfits ever to wear. Quite a contrast to the business outfits she wore when she was on "Matt Houston" a few years later.
Disco music, thanks to these fantastic songs and the famous film, swept the great rock from the world charts and discos flourished like mushrooms in much of the planet, that too was a great period
Bobby and Pamela Ewing dancing.😅 Well chosen clips.👍🏼
I had almost forgotten what a knockout Victoria Principal was. I think she and Lynda Carter were my two favorite actresses at the time.
Victoria Principal in her prime....🔥❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥❤👅
Well done, wow !!! Angie Dickenson looked great...and Suzanne Somers was very " bouncy' !!!
Victoria principle Holy s..t❤
Yowza ! What an awesome vid, we really could turn that mother out in ‘76 !
Trop bien ce titre !, c est ma jeunesse !
The world needs DISCO EVERY WEEKEND ❤
My iPad must be broken….it made me watch Victoria Principal 14 times💯🔥♥️🇺🇸💪🏾⚡️🥰🙏🏾😻
She was fiiiine!
Approximately 50 years old and still as brilliant as it was back in its day
Jimmy Ellis' vocals are truly amazing in this song. so much soul and talent. such an underrated song.
This is like a walk through my 70's childhood (I'm 49, proud Gen Xer!), I love it!
70s and 80s had awesome music.
Só quem viveu essa época pra saber o que é isso.
Saudades de um tempo que não volta mais.😢😢😢
OMG, TV shows I hadn't thought about in 150 years!! Thanks for the trip down memory lane!
The best disco song EVER!!!
Wouldn't go that for lots, lots of great 1970s disco music ,bee gee etc etc , disco duck song , laugh
The beat is soo good
I still have this record!
I`m going to buy a copy :)
Is it just me or women were way more beautiful back then without being half naked? I'm 21. Too bad it's literally impossible finding women like that nowadays.👠
I feel you man, and I'm sorry for you because I see the same you see but had the lucky to belong to 70's ....but gosh these days everything is overcompensated with so much plastic and fake things that you don't know what is below all those layers of things....which is also sad is that if women knew they are just beautiful as they are without any trend or shit but there is no way to work into those brains 🤷♂ .... my advice, look in middle east and asia (whole asia) they still keep alive good values and women are still women
Best times ever!!!!❤💯👍🏾😃
Look how thin & in shape everyone was. Healthy!! Look at the dad state we sre in now 😭
Am seeing this for the first and I just gotta say that it brought back good memories of the 70's and 80's where disco music was king. Victoria Principal has the body and beauty of a goddess. Cheers to more happy memories.
Wow!
Angie Dickinson and Victoria Principal together please.
I was in my early 20s then. So. Calif was beautiful and the best place to be if you were young. There were so many night clubs to go dancing. It was the Disco era and everyone dressed up and went dancing. What fun it was, to spend the day sunbathing on the beach and out dancing at night. It was a time of Muscle cars, the Greatest of music and clothing styles. It was a great time to be young! ♥️
The Soul Train dance line. I can hear that distinctive deep voice of Don Cornelius now.
❤ *Love,* ✌🏿 *Peace,* & *_Soooooouuuuuul_*
Newly married Bobby Ewing and Pamela Ewing in Dallas! God, I loved that show.
They were such a beautiful couple!
I may be old but I feel like dancing.
Do it !!
@@jawadehud ok
Wow. Victoria Principal (Dallas) at 0:40 and Suzanne Sommers at 1:24! Those two MADE it! Along with Angie Dickinson... she's 87 years old? I had Victoria Principal on my plane just a couple of years ago --- she STILL looks JUST like that!
Thanks man i was looking for rollneck girl name
Wow VP is almost 80 I guess
thanks thanks thanks 👏
My mommy used to tear this up! ❤
Yasss
Absolutely Awesome!!! Victoria & Patrick @ the beginning 👌🏽😎
Got cha
The blond in the first scene- I fell in love with her, that look on her face!! Wow!!
That was the Golden Disco of the 70's. Since then Disco dance have evolved. Today they don't call disco anymore.
You go George Jefferson, u da MAN!!
Victoria Principal and Patrick Duffy at the disco is great.
Feel like crying when I see normal people back than!
Impossible NOT to dance to this music. If you are having a bad day just give this a try and you'll see what happens next.
This video really makes the song better. Some of these characters dancing are priceless. I laughed so hard. Thank you.
Tell it to Travolta
George Jefferson!
Brought
Tears of joy😂🎉
Thank you
Angie Dickinson - always a favorite! Irresistibly beautiful!!
Like this song and Starwars I came out in the year 1977. Good stuff 👏
Adorooo 😍💃💃 feliz em viver essa época
Gonna have to go watch some Threes Company reruns. Holy bouncy sh*t Suzanne!
Não dava pra ouvir sem sair dançando 🎉🎉mais do que bons tempos. Excelentes. Nostalgia.
all actors of different series tv yeeaaahhh, good montage with a excellent song unforgettable 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 ❤️
Damn we had fun back in the '70s dancing our tails off. I think we burnt our clothes the next morning as they were soaking wet from sweat and having so much fun.
Buck Roger's a blast from the past. Brilliant.
QUE HERMOSA SE VE ANGIE DICKINSON. BELLA EPOCA VIVIDA A MIS 15 AÑOS😁
When Victoria Principal during the 70s beats all today‘s AI beauties !!!
George Jefferson's dancing partner (his neighbor) is Roxie Roker...who has a real life son named Lenny Kravitz....
This really brings back good memories. Those were the Golden years..Awesome
How many high school dances in the gym did I dance the night away to this song. We had it all back then and we didn’t even know it
Wow. What a masterpiece
I’m Almost 77, love the 70’s..
Is that Victoria Principle? Yes she's it!
in 2034 this will still be the JAM .. dripping with swagger. hands up yallllll! take me highr
This is what modern DJs should be playing at clubs these days. Not that horrible rap and hip hop that's impossible to dance to.
Amen
DJ's today couldn't hold a candle to DJ's back in the day. Real turntables, mixers, lights, mics.
Lol boomers
@@VegetableMan98 I’m 21 lol
@@tgguitarguy boomer zoomer lmao
I forgot how this makes me want to dance 💃
Pam Ewing, A goddess in white...I LOVE YOU.
Buck Rogers... Yeah! Laughed my head off.
Damn, Brah. Sherman Hensley's got the moooves.
Kick Ass Edit, I Couldn’t Of Done It Any Better!
Your video brings me so much happiness I can not express. Thank you so much.
ABSOLUTELY LOVE THE BUCK ROGERS INTRO
I was never a lover of disco to tell the truth having preferred party rock&roll but Disco Inferno is one song I always woud hit the floor when it came on.
Mamma...la Disco Dance....Future noi...easy
Live of Love...Forever...
💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
Victoria principal it's a beautifuell...
Dios mio que hermosa mujer es Victoria Principal... de 1 a 10 ... 11... Te Amo.
Those were the days
That George Jefferson Tho!!! 💯🙌
He could go 🕺🏼🕺🏼🕺🏼
Amazing. Somebody here likes disco a lot.
OMG what a fantanstic music
Great job! Digging the '70s montage. Ah, I was so young then.
back in the days we dress to impress. to drink and dance. no rap, just good music that everyone enjoyed
Songs nearly 50 years old .😊
Adore this film trek 2 this kick ass song.
Victoria Principal, Patrick Duffy, Robbie Williams ❤❤❤
Janet from Three's Company really had the moves...very classy!!!!!
And...elegant!!
I was born the year this magical music was created.
Pozdrawiam!
Tough luck then as you missed a great time for some wonderful music.