Those two songs have been suggested so so many times with still no reaction. Maybe they heard those two songs before being so popular. Don't think they would be blocked since so many other reactors have done them many times. Don't know!
@@disconnexionsdotcom I like so many of their songs that are actually not singles more than the many times heard single releases. This song was not a single but "I Get Lifted", "What Makes You Happy", "Ain't Nothin' Wrong" and so many others from the Self Titled 1975 album are just more than disco. Great songs actually. This song is good for a party but others are just so good to just listen to. If you understand what I mean. Some of those 5 your thinking of they may have reacted to already. They have done many.
Finally! This track was guaranteed to pack the dance floor and fill the skating rink when you played it for the crowd! One of my favs! 🤩 You should hear the full 7 minutes and 30 seconds version with the killer intro and KC killing it on the keyboards!
I use to roller skate every Friday and Saturday night in the 70s and early 80s to KC and the Sunshine Band songs along with all the other great songs of the time. Such great memories!!!! Our parents would drop us off when it opened and picked us up when it closed. Great time to have grown up in!!!
Don't forget their rockin hit Queen of Clubs! Couldn't resist hitting dance floor with that song. I remember them pairing these two songs together!🎉🎉🎉🎉
KC wrote hits, pop songs that caught everybody’s attention while the melody and hook bounced around in their heads. Most bands can only come up with one or two songs that do that. And then for those songs to stand the test of time and represent the era that they came out in, something really special. Rick James - Super Freak Oasis - Champagne Supernova Stevie Wonder - Isn’t She Lovely INXS - The One Thing Sweet - Fox on The Run
Hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas. Jay and Amber, time to add The Village People to your list of Disco reactions. YMCA was a big hit a weddings and other events.
I saw them live back in 1977 and they closed with this song. Everyone was partying hard. The horn section were dancing when they weren’t blowing. Good times!
Your first KC and the Sunshine Band song was "I'm Your Boogie Man" from 1976. And another Florida funk-disco group that had hits the year of this song (1979) was Foxy with their songs "Get Off" and "Hot Number."
KC & the Sunshine Band were the main soundtrack to late '70s dance floors. Most of their songs had very similar arrangements, but it was such an appealing sound, it kept them planted atop the charts for several years. I don't think you've yet reacted to their debut hit "Get Down Tonight," the song that started it all, #1 in fall 1975. I think that should be your next KC song.
This was at the end of their run. Their best was behind them by this time. KC was my first little girl crush. Good one y'all. The album version of Get down tonight was my all time fave.
You need to hear more Glen Campbell. He is a legend. Galveston is a haunting big hit of the Vietnam War era. Dreams of the Everyday Housewife, Souhern Nights and his playing the William Tell Overture with his guitar held over his head are all great. He was much more than just a country singer. Even his love song to his home state called "Arkansas" puts todays song writers to shame.
Disco was grooving in my high school years..Class of 78..🏆 Sporting platform shoes, big bell bottoms, three piece suit, Silk shirt, gold chain, feathered haircut..I was purdy (then). I jokingly tell people I survived Disco.. But to tell the truth... I'd give all I got to take the whole world back to the days..❤ #BOOHOO 😎
I was torn during the disco era because I grew up on Motown and oldies when I was very very young and then was into the '70's Rock N' Roll when Disco came out. I was sort of on the "Disco Die" bandwagon but, inside I really liked it lol. KC would definitely be one of the reasons why.
I love me some KC and The Sunshine Band! Their vibe will never get old. “Get Down Tonight”, “That's the Way (I Like It)”, “(Shake, Shake, Shake) Shake Your Booty”. I wonder if you know the song “Let’s All Chant” by The Michael Zager Band. There's a chance you've heard that one before. Just the title and ooh-ah, ooh-ah and you know half the lyrics to that song. It was a popular disco anthem in 1978.
Back in ‘97, I ended up backstage at their concert in Osaka Japan and ended up going out with band members after the show. It was an epic night that I’ve never forgot 😀!!! Also, and unrelated, you need to revisit Dave Matthews. Their album Remember Two Things came out first. My favorites are “The Song that Jane Likes” and “Dancing Nancies”, more popular hits are “What Would You Say” and “Crash”. Under the Table and Dreaming is a masterpiece.
Another great party 🎉 song is literally called " The Party Song " by Slave ( 1977 ) these guys are truly amazing and most definitely creative in every level. They also got such a groovy section for the Brass Horns plus such a Bass line that blends so well with the smoothness of the drums.
THAT is a great song!! I thought I was the only one who remembered it! Did you know that Steve Washington (trumpet) is Dizzy Gillespie's nephew?!? When I first heard it, (1978?) I just KNEW that a jazz artist was blowing that trumpet solo. When I later found out that Steve Washington was related to Dizzy, I said: "Yeah. That makes sense."
He reminds me of Mick J a lot on this , coincidence maybe because their features are similar from a distance and I don't wanna mention the song Moves like Jagger but I did / :
there are a few other big groups, to whom you havnt reacted to until now Kid Creole & The Coconuts for example: Stool Pigeon or Annie, I'm not Your Daddy Then Santa Esmeralda with 'Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood' great cover version of the Animals song Great Funk u can react to also with: Johnny 'Guitar' Watson one song is 'Motver For Ya' but he has many more Good is also Supermax from Austria with ' 'Lovemachine' and german groups from 70th Wallenstein with 'Charline' or the Rattles with '' The Witch'
Well it was 1977 and I was 13 ! Summer Sunday nights a Disco opened there doors for age 13 to 18 !!! And that Disco was right up the street from my apartment. My girlfriend and I were so excited, and would dance till the doors closed!!!! This was one of my favorite songs for dancing!! ❤😂🎉
For your next KC song, please check out Thats the way I like it..... it was huge back in the mid 70s, one of those catchy tunes everyone was humming to. On your first reaction to them, Ambers surprised look when the horns came in was priceless!!
I think KC & The Sunshine Band was a guilty pleasure back in the 70's for myself. Not the genre of music I was into, but damn he was the pied piper of funk, and you couldn't help but want to join in the fun. That horn section and KC's smile, the best.
Jay and Amber, you guys should react to a song by them called I Get Lifted. KC originally co-writtened that song for the group. But the song became a hit for r&b singer George McCrae instead. You guys will love that song!!!
Hi Jay, Hi Amber, Just wanted to let you kmow that i love your reactions to all different types of music BUT i am very partial to the 70s decade....especially Disco. There is a song called "Travelin' Shoes" It's by Elvin Bishop. Although this song I'm suggesting isn't Disco, IMO it's great for Travelin'.😊 It has a variety of instruments in the Elvin Bishop song. I really think you would enjoy it and maybe some of your listeners will too. Please give it chance. Hope you had a Merry Christmas!! I'm praying for a healthy, happy and peaceful New Year!!! God Bless!!!🙏💙🙏🎊🎊🎉🎉
"Queen of Clubs", "I Like To Do It", and "Sound Your Funky Horn" are my picks. Everyone else already recommended the most well-known ones you haven't done yet.
KC and the Sunshine Band was a staple at the roller rinks and the pinball and pool halls where I grew up. I can only imagine what it was like at the dance clubs when these guys came out and hit the scene. I was just a youngling back then. When I got to be around 10-13 is when I really started getting into all genres. One thing I loved about bands like KC&TSB, Commodores, EWF, and others, they played their own instruments. Something you don't see nowadays with new wave funk and new wave go go, it's all sampled crap. Robert Trujillo of Suicidal Tendencies/Infectious Grooves/Metallica says one of his favorite bass licks is from Wild Cherry's Play That Funky Music White Boy. You want to see something cool. Watch Robert and Kirk jam to it. It's so cool to watch. Just in case y'all want to branch out and find some new music, here's a playlist from one of my shows over on my Rumble Channel. Song - Artist Apocalypse-Any Given Day Halo-Machine Head Fixation of the Darkness (Live)-Killswitch Engage Safe Home-Anthrax Equlibrium-Shelter The Descent-Prong Soldiers Otherwise Get Inside-Stone Sour Halo-Soil Stricken-Disturbed Ua Masa'a-Shepherds Reign Sober-Of Virtue Damaged Like You-Carbonstone Shoots and Ladders-Korn Smile Again-Chaoseum Little Suzi-Tesla Rusty Cage-Soundgarden Decay-Sevendust Skal! -EB
Play That Funky Music (White Boy) was by the band Wild Cherry out of Ohio not KC & TSB. And people really lost when they found out Wild Cherry were predominantly white.
@@rogerdaly6326 AH! Did I...I did...didn't I. good lookin out! Thanks for the correction! Kind of the same thing with Living Colour. Remember their story? Talk about f'd up!
@@tacticorememes Living Colour is a killer band. I've seen them twice and hung out with them the second time. Cool , down to earth guys. Yeah them being an all black hard/heavy rock band took some people by surprise when they found out without a doubt. They are still touring and coming to my town in a few months so i'm gonna see them again.
@@rogerdaly6326 DUUUUUUUUUUUUUDE THAT'S FUCKIN AWESOME! Thanks for sharing! Oh man! The amount of times I've seen LC live, is...insaaaaane! I was stationed in Germany in the 90s (then had 3 years at Bragg and...went back to Germany), and they never let me down. They had a show...mmmmmmmm, round...2005? I want to say, at the 930 Club in DC and it was great! Smaller venue, great sound system and of all the luck, Clutch were there, just hanging out. Here's my band: Cadillac Rock Box-Destroyed Again ruclips.net/video/iulyfGI72B4/видео.html We'd toured with Clutch when they played their East Coast shows in the early 2000s, and hanging out with them was fuggin great. Hey! Neil, man! "ERICK! Fuck's goin on, man! Good to see ya!" Ditto, got to hang with LC, bunch of good dudes and my guitarist and Vernon were like 2 kids talking about their favorite guitarists for a good 2 hours. Great night, great memories. Now if you want to help spread the word. Since I've retired from music, I've found a new outlet. Check this out! Remember Headbangers Ball? Well, I reinvented it. Dig! &SGT Rock's Headbangers Ball which is the No. 1 viewed Metal Show on Rumble!* SGT ROCK'S HEADBANGERS BALL-E32-SANTA'S CHRISTMAS METALFEST rumble.com/v42dv2l-headbangers-ball-e32-a-headbangers-christmas.html #FuckMTV #MTV #headbangersball #Music #Rock #Metal #HeavyMetal Good to meet you, my Brother in Rock! Keep those horns high and that volume knob cranked to 11...I am bring you..your...HEADBANGERS BALL!
The dance floor was full, everybody was grooving, the lights were moving and we were having the best time anyone ever had. Don’t knock the Disco, those were just some fun times. Groovy Baby. ✌️
Many people think Miami Sound Machine put us on the map, but it was definitely KC & The Sunshine Band! My friend, Fermin has been the percussionist from day one.
😮 Did you ever watch that video? The video was. Walk softly walk software? The Kentucky kentucky head hunters Thai. Do the video walk song please song brother
I was going to suggest this song for New Year's Eve! Was a staple in the late 70's for parties! Gotta reacts to "Get Down Tonight", "Shake Your Booty" or "That's The Way I Like It" next Thanks. 😎
I agree with your comment the horn section was off the chain, I like their horn section Chicago's, Tower of Power , Earth wind & fire , Blood sweat and tears , spiral staircase , The JB's , ELO electric light orchestra , All Offffff the Hoooook 🤩
Taking me back! KC was on the 8-track player in the car a LOT. Pablo Cruise was another fave. Whatcha Gonna Do? and Love Will Find a Way will get you moving too. 💗
My "Ice Storm" band! Pablo Cruise were one of my first concerts ever. I've always been different musically, at 10 kids my age I knew weren't into them. I discovered them via radio. Upon seeing them with my older brother, it was odd but cool because we were the only 2 Black people there. Music is my passion and it is boundless to me! 😂😂
Come to think of it they have not reacted to Pablo Cruise. I've always enjoyed their music. Their version of "I Go to Rio" is just so enjoyable. Another favorite is "Don't Want to Live Without It". They would enjoy Pablo Cruise quite much, yes seems right up their music alley. 👍
I hope that you'll react to CHIC again soon. I know that you reacted to them once before, so hopefully you'll get around to "GOOD TIMES" or "EVERYBODY DANCE. " CHIC was THE disco group of the 70's.
Jay - Amber - Tomorrow, 12/27 - don't miss Kennedy Center honors on CBS. Honoring Barry Gibb, Billy Crystal, Dionne Warwick and Queen Latifah. Great performances (both Paul McCartney and Dolly will be there)
Jay & Amber, You are overdue for the Great Dionne Warwick's - Walk On By, Do You Know The Way To San Jose, I Say A Little Prayer or Alfie. All Burt Bacharach/Hal David written hit songs.Timeless Music. Gladys Knight and Chloe Bailey sing two of the above songs on the show!
When I taught high school mythology I played this song in class to try to convey the energy and enthusiasm ancient Greeks would have as they paraded into town to celebrate the wine harvest, dressed as maenads and satyrs
I remember seeing KC and the Sunshine Band at Yankee Stadium in New York, Chaka Khan came to the stadium drunk😲 and KC had to take her place Real Quick!!!. Jay, Amber let me tell you he "TURN- IT -OUT!!!🔥🔥🔥😎 I never forgot that. But Chaka will always be my Girl.
When I was young I lived in a city and close to a concert venue, had a dream one night that there was a riot at the venue, people turning cars over setting them on fire, police in riot gear, the whole nine yards. The band playing was KC and the sunshine band.
Please please listen to Kylie Minogue’s Confide in Me or All the lovers. You’ve done a reaction from her U.K. hit in 1988 I should be so lucky and it would be wonderful for you to see how much she had evolved since that song, thanks and keep up the fantastic work, love your channel 😊 x
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Jay/Amber, you'll Love their "That's the Way (I Like It)" and "Get Down Tonight" !!!! Those horns are the icing on the cake!
Those two songs have been suggested so so many times with still no reaction. Maybe they heard those two songs before being so popular. Don't think they would be blocked since so many other reactors have done them many times. Don't know!
@@lreed1040 There's at least 5 other KC & The Sunshine Band songs I'd suggest before this one.
@@disconnexionsdotcom I like so many of their songs that are actually not singles more than the many times heard single releases. This song was not a single but "I Get Lifted", "What Makes You Happy", "Ain't Nothin' Wrong" and so many others from the Self Titled 1975 album are just more than disco. Great songs actually. This song is good for a party but others are just so good to just listen to. If you understand what I mean. Some of those 5 your thinking of they may have reacted to already. They have done many.
Yoo y'all have to listen to Jasmin Sullivan lions,tigers & bears it's gonna blow your minds
@@deestorm37 I am familiar with Jasmin.
Can never go wrong with KC.....they were amazing and so much fun!
Finally! This track was guaranteed to pack the dance floor and fill the skating rink when you played it for the crowd! One of my favs! 🤩 You should hear the full 7 minutes and 30 seconds version with the killer intro and KC killing it on the keyboards!
Yesssssss..... I started DJing parties HS dances in '79 and always played the extended mix of this and people would jam hard and sing along.
I use to roller skate every Friday and Saturday night in the 70s and early 80s to KC and the Sunshine Band songs along with all the other great songs of the time. Such great memories!!!! Our parents would drop us off when it opened and picked us up when it closed. Great time to have grown up in!!!
THAT’s THE WAY I LIKE IT is an absolute banger by them as well …
Absolutely agree. Possibly their best song!
Don't forget their rockin hit Queen of Clubs! Couldn't resist hitting dance floor with that song. I remember them pairing these two songs together!🎉🎉🎉🎉
KC wrote hits, pop songs that caught everybody’s attention while the melody and hook bounced around in their heads. Most bands can only come up with one or two songs that do that. And then for those songs to stand the test of time and represent the era that they came out in, something really special.
Rick James - Super Freak
Oasis - Champagne Supernova
Stevie Wonder - Isn’t She Lovely
INXS - The One Thing
Sweet - Fox on The Run
Hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas. Jay and Amber, time to add The Village People to your list of Disco reactions. YMCA was a big hit a weddings and other events.
In The Navy was also a top ten hit by them.
"YMCA" was also a popular song for cheerleaders and drill teams to do routines to.
MACHO MAN
no... the best album was the actual first which had a better philly disco flavor. don't forget the producer crated the ritchie family
“That’s the Way I Like It”. This song is a great one.
I saw them live back in 1977 and they closed with this song. Everyone was partying hard. The horn section were dancing when they weren’t blowing. Good times!
IT CANT BE THIS SONG CAME OUT IN 1979
Your first KC and the Sunshine Band song was "I'm Your Boogie Man" from 1976. And another Florida funk-disco group that had hits the year of this song (1979) was Foxy with their songs "Get Off" and "Hot Number."
I'm totally ready for some Foxy! Thanks for recommending them!
get off was 1978. 1979 was hot number, the song made after get off, that's why it sounds like get off.
I've heard this song through the years but never knew it was KC. and the Sunshine Band. You learn something new every day.
KC & the Sunshine Band were the main soundtrack to late '70s dance floors. Most of their songs had very similar arrangements, but it was such an appealing sound, it kept them planted atop the charts for several years. I don't think you've yet reacted to their debut hit "Get Down Tonight," the song that started it all, #1 in fall 1975. I think that should be your next KC song.
Out of all the KC hits this is my fave. Great dance beat....❤❤
KC was a surprise to me. I heard Get Down Tonight and was expecting a black guy. Been loving him ever since.
KC and the Sunshine band were off the hook 🤩 all the songs and albums were off the chain . Another legendary 🎶 group band .
Wow. How have I forgotten about this gem of theirs?! Total banger.
I never heard this. Another jam❤
You have not even touch the best KC songs like: Get Down Tonight, Shake Your Booty, and That’s the Way I Like It
They did react to "Shake Your Booty" but not the other Iconic two songs.
Oh they have to do "That's the Way I Like It"!
That's the way ,ah ha ah ha I like it 🎶
(That's the way I like it)
Is their best track 😊
@@lreed1040 it must have been removed. :(
This was at the end of their run. Their best was behind them by this time.
KC was my first little girl crush.
Good one y'all.
The album version of Get down tonight was my all time fave.
I don't recall this one at all! Nice tune K.C.! Also
love the t-shirts, Jay and Amber.
My favorite KC song!!! I bought the album when it came out!
You need to hear more Glen Campbell. He is a legend. Galveston is a haunting big hit of the Vietnam War era. Dreams of the Everyday Housewife, Souhern Nights and his playing the William Tell Overture with his guitar held over his head are all great. He was much more than just a country singer. Even his love song to his home state called "Arkansas" puts todays song writers to shame.
Disco was grooving in my high school years..Class of 78..🏆
Sporting platform shoes, big bell bottoms, three piece suit,
Silk shirt, gold chain, feathered haircut..I was purdy (then).
I jokingly tell people I survived Disco..
But to tell the truth...
I'd give all I got to take the whole world back to the days..❤
#BOOHOO 😎
Wow haven't heard that since Jr high school, memory, good jam 👍😎🤘🎤🎸🎸🎺🎷🎶🎹
Mr.Funk From The 70's.Love Kc And The Sunshine Band..
I like to see the singer freed up from the piano for a minute on this one. My man can dance.❤ and he looks like he’s having such a good time.
I was torn during the disco era because I grew up on Motown and oldies when I was very very young and then was into the '70's Rock N' Roll when Disco came out. I was sort of on the "Disco Die" bandwagon but, inside I really liked it lol. KC would definitely be one of the reasons why.
The end of the year shouldn't be upsetting, J! It's a time to reflect on the awesome year you guys had and the amazing blessings!🙏🙏
Saw them in 78 with Gladys Knight and the Pips. It was incredible!
That was in the Astrodome! Check out the skylights/roof.....lol
That's the way ,ah ha ah ha I like it 🎶
(That's the way I like it)
Is their best track 😊
I love me some KC and The Sunshine Band! Their vibe will never get old. “Get Down Tonight”, “That's the Way (I Like It)”, “(Shake, Shake, Shake) Shake Your Booty”. I wonder if you know the song “Let’s All Chant” by The Michael Zager Band. There's a chance you've heard that one before. Just the title and ooh-ah, ooh-ah and you know half the lyrics to that song. It was a popular disco anthem in 1978.
Back in ‘97, I ended up backstage at their concert in Osaka Japan and ended up going out with band members after the show. It was an epic night that I’ve never forgot 😀!!! Also, and unrelated, you need to revisit Dave Matthews. Their album Remember Two Things came out first. My favorites are “The Song that Jane Likes” and “Dancing Nancies”, more popular hits are “What Would You Say” and “Crash”. Under the Table and Dreaming is a masterpiece.
KC IS INCREDIBLE ❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Another great party 🎉 song is literally called " The Party Song " by Slave ( 1977 ) these guys are truly amazing and most definitely creative in every level. They also got such a groovy section for the Brass Horns plus such a Bass line that blends so well with the smoothness of the drums.
THAT is a great song!! I thought I was the only one who remembered it! Did you know that Steve Washington (trumpet) is Dizzy Gillespie's nephew?!? When I first heard it, (1978?) I just KNEW that a jazz artist was blowing that trumpet solo.
When I later found out that Steve Washington was related to Dizzy, I said:
"Yeah. That makes sense."
I saw him at Disney World Valentines weekend 1979, with Lou Rawls what a concert!
I was dancing to this at the Disco in 1979
Always a good time with KC and the Sunshine Band!
The real fun group of my teenage days in the 70`s...They kept the party flowing back then.
I saw him in concert in 1977 & again in 2002. He had not lost a beat!!
He reminds me of Mick J a lot on this , coincidence maybe because their features are similar from a distance and I don't wanna mention the song Moves like Jagger but I did / :
And he's a total cutie pie!
That rotter puts are the b**** are that dark bits are in your car. Let's go put error in the guitar t r a I don't put it out
I can watch while it's really show up. You know how to get super pumped give it to super pump How old are you to jim j😅😅😅😅😅😅
yes KC brought more swagger than anybody ever
I was 6 years old when this came out! We were trained to dance and get funky!!
I was a club DJ at the time THIS song studio version jammed the dance floor!
Fun song! That video looked like the concert was recorded at the Houston Astrodome!
One of my childhood/teenaged crushes along with Donny Osmond and Andy Gibb!
I hadn’t heard this before. It was fun. Thank you!
there are a few other big groups, to whom you havnt reacted to until now
Kid Creole & The Coconuts
for example: Stool Pigeon or Annie, I'm not Your Daddy
Then
Santa Esmeralda with 'Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood' great cover version of the Animals song
Great Funk u can react to also with:
Johnny 'Guitar' Watson one song is 'Motver For Ya' but he has many more
Good is also
Supermax from Austria with ' 'Lovemachine'
and german groups from 70th Wallenstein with 'Charline' or the Rattles with '' The Witch'
Well it was 1977 and I was 13 ! Summer Sunday nights a Disco opened there doors for age 13 to 18 !!! And that Disco was right up the street from my apartment. My girlfriend and I were so excited, and would dance till the doors closed!!!! This was one of my favorite songs for dancing!! ❤😂🎉
Got to see him a couple of months ago. It was great.
For your next KC song, please check out Thats the way I like it..... it was huge back in the mid 70s, one of those catchy tunes everyone was humming to. On your first reaction to them, Ambers surprised look when the horns came in was priceless!!
I think KC & The Sunshine Band was a guilty pleasure back in the 70's for myself. Not the genre of music I was into, but damn he was the pied piper of funk, and you couldn't help but want to join in the fun. That horn section and KC's smile, the best.
Jay and Amber, you guys should react to a song by them called I Get Lifted. KC originally co-writtened that song for the group. But the song became a hit for r&b singer George McCrae instead. You guys will love that song!!!
Amber I've been watching you guys every since Jay was alone and you really enjoyed yourself this time. K.C. will do that to 😂❤
Hi Jay, Hi Amber,
Just wanted to let you kmow that i love your reactions to all different types of music BUT i am very partial to the 70s decade....especially Disco.
There is a song called "Travelin' Shoes"
It's by Elvin Bishop. Although this song I'm suggesting isn't Disco, IMO it's great for Travelin'.😊 It has a variety of instruments in the Elvin Bishop song. I really think you would enjoy it and maybe some of your listeners will too. Please give it chance. Hope you had a Merry Christmas!! I'm praying for a healthy, happy and peaceful New Year!!!
God Bless!!!🙏💙🙏🎊🎊🎉🎉
Wow, haven't heard this one in literally decades!! Definitely a jam back in the day. Thanks for this!
Best K.C. song of all time.
Some of us did have HUGE crushes on KC - and sort of still do!
"Queen of Clubs", "I Like To Do It", and "Sound Your Funky Horn" are my picks. Everyone else already recommended the most well-known ones you haven't done yet.
KC and the Sunshine Band was a staple at the roller rinks and the pinball and pool halls where I grew up. I can only imagine what it was like at the dance clubs when these guys came out and hit the scene. I was just a youngling back then. When I got to be around 10-13 is when I really started getting into all genres. One thing I loved about bands like KC&TSB, Commodores, EWF, and others, they played their own instruments. Something you don't see nowadays with new wave funk and new wave go go, it's all sampled crap.
Robert Trujillo of Suicidal Tendencies/Infectious Grooves/Metallica says one of his favorite bass licks is from Wild Cherry's Play That Funky Music White Boy. You want to see something cool. Watch Robert and Kirk jam to it. It's so cool to watch.
Just in case y'all want to branch out and find some new music, here's a playlist from one of my shows over on my Rumble Channel.
Song - Artist
Apocalypse-Any Given Day
Halo-Machine Head
Fixation of the Darkness (Live)-Killswitch Engage
Safe Home-Anthrax
Equlibrium-Shelter
The Descent-Prong
Soldiers Otherwise
Get Inside-Stone Sour
Halo-Soil
Stricken-Disturbed
Ua Masa'a-Shepherds Reign
Sober-Of Virtue
Damaged Like You-Carbonstone
Shoots and Ladders-Korn
Smile Again-Chaoseum
Little Suzi-Tesla
Rusty Cage-Soundgarden
Decay-Sevendust
Skal!
-EB
Play That Funky Music (White Boy) was by the band Wild Cherry out of Ohio not KC & TSB. And people really lost when they found out Wild Cherry were predominantly white.
Yes... Wild Cherry, not KC&TSB 😮
@@rogerdaly6326 AH! Did I...I did...didn't I. good lookin out! Thanks for the correction! Kind of the same thing with Living Colour. Remember their story? Talk about f'd up!
@@tacticorememes Living Colour is a killer band. I've seen them twice and hung out with them the second time. Cool , down to earth guys. Yeah them being an all black hard/heavy rock band took some people by surprise when they found out without a doubt. They are still touring and coming to my town in a few months so i'm gonna see them again.
@@rogerdaly6326 DUUUUUUUUUUUUUDE THAT'S FUCKIN AWESOME! Thanks for sharing!
Oh man! The amount of times I've seen LC live, is...insaaaaane! I was stationed in Germany in the 90s (then had 3 years at Bragg and...went back to Germany), and they never let me down. They had a show...mmmmmmmm, round...2005? I want to say, at the 930 Club in DC and it was great! Smaller venue, great sound system and of all the luck, Clutch were there, just hanging out.
Here's my band:
Cadillac Rock Box-Destroyed Again
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We'd toured with Clutch when they played their East Coast shows in the early 2000s, and hanging out with them was fuggin great. Hey! Neil, man! "ERICK! Fuck's goin on, man! Good to see ya!" Ditto, got to hang with LC, bunch of good dudes and my guitarist and Vernon were like 2 kids talking about their favorite guitarists for a good 2 hours. Great night, great memories.
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Good to meet you, my Brother in Rock! Keep those horns high and that volume knob cranked to 11...I am bring you..your...HEADBANGERS BALL!
"Play that funky music white boy"!
Echoing Beatrice2236!!! SO MUCH FUN!! WARMS YOUR HEART and, for me: brings back memories!! THANKS, YOU-GUYS!! GREAT PICKS, TODAY!!
The dance floor was full, everybody was grooving, the lights were moving and we were having the best time anyone ever had. Don’t knock the Disco, those were just some fun times. Groovy Baby. ✌️
Many people think Miami Sound Machine put us on the map, but it was definitely KC & The Sunshine Band! My friend, Fermin has been the percussionist from day one.
Time for their biggest hit Get Down Tonight 1975!!
😮 Did you ever watch that video? The video was. Walk softly walk software? The Kentucky kentucky head hunters Thai. Do the video walk song please song brother
Just feel good banger!!!
Thanks for doing a great one that isn't an obvious choice. After you get through the #1 hits, try "I Like to Do It" and "Do You Feel Alright"
I was going to suggest this song for New Year's Eve! Was a staple in the late 70's for parties! Gotta reacts to "Get Down Tonight", "Shake Your Booty" or "That's The Way I Like It" next Thanks. 😎
Yes yes yes yes‼️‼️‼️
Love this band!! Musts’ are-“Please don’t go”, “That’s the way I like it” and “Get down tonight.” 💝🩵
Another KC song Thant’s the way I like it.
One of these days you should react to one of their hits.
Right? 🤪
You hit the nail on the head!
Speaking of their horn section, They have a song called Sound Your Funky Horn that should be on your list.
I agree with your comment the horn section was off the chain, I like their horn section Chicago's, Tower of Power , Earth wind & fire , Blood sweat and tears , spiral staircase , The JB's , ELO electric light orchestra , All Offffff the Hoooook 🤩
I have never heard a song from this band that I didn't like!!
Try KC's "Give It Up"!
That is one they did a reaction to already.
“Get Down Tonight”, “Shake Shake Shake Your Booty”, and “That’s the Way I Like It” are all bangers
You gotta react to KC's ballad "Please Don't Go", it's total fire! 🔥🔥🔥
They did react to that song. Check out the reaction some time.
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Oh my god ....i haven't heard this since the early 80s.
This is STILL my jam!!
Done Basia? Waters of Match or Cruising for a bruising? And there’s Until you come back to me…. 👏🏼
Before you listen to another KC song, you need to listen to Get Down Tonight and That’s the Way I Like It.
No song is better than “Get Down Tonight” ❤
Taking me back! KC was on the 8-track player in the car a LOT. Pablo Cruise was another fave. Whatcha Gonna Do? and Love Will Find a Way will get you moving too. 💗
My "Ice Storm" band! Pablo Cruise were one of my first concerts ever. I've always been different musically, at 10 kids my age I knew weren't into them. I discovered them via radio. Upon seeing them with my older brother, it was odd but cool because we were the only 2 Black people there. Music is my passion and it is boundless to me! 😂😂
Come to think of it they have not reacted to Pablo Cruise. I've always enjoyed their music. Their version of "I Go to Rio" is just so enjoyable. Another favorite is "Don't Want to Live Without It". They would enjoy Pablo Cruise quite much, yes seems right up their music alley. 👍
I hope that you'll react to CHIC again soon. I know that you reacted to them once before, so hopefully you'll get around to "GOOD TIMES" or "EVERYBODY DANCE. " CHIC was THE disco group of the 70's.
Great song. They're a fun vibe! I suggest "Keep It Comin Love."
Jay - Amber - Tomorrow, 12/27 - don't miss Kennedy Center honors on CBS. Honoring Barry Gibb, Billy Crystal, Dionne Warwick and Queen Latifah. Great performances (both Paul McCartney and Dolly will be there)
Jay & Amber, You are overdue for the Great Dionne Warwick's - Walk On By, Do You Know The Way To San Jose, I Say A Little Prayer or Alfie. All Burt Bacharach/Hal David written hit songs.Timeless Music.
Gladys Knight and Chloe Bailey sing two of the above songs on the show!
The ultimate Cook out song
Stevie Wonder suggestion - "Master Blaster".
Any Stevie Wonder is good, but yes "Master Blaster" is a must! It brought me to Reggae.
You guys would love hearing "Boogie Shoes"
Sunshine band, from the Sunshine State: Miami (Hialeah) Florida
They were always one of my favorite groups! Always fun!!😊
When I taught high school mythology I played this song in class to try to convey the energy and enthusiasm ancient Greeks would have as they paraded into town to celebrate the wine harvest, dressed as maenads and satyrs
I remember seeing KC and the Sunshine Band at Yankee Stadium in New York, Chaka Khan came to the stadium drunk😲 and KC had to take her place Real Quick!!!. Jay, Amber let me tell you he "TURN- IT -OUT!!!🔥🔥🔥😎 I never forgot that. But Chaka will always be my Girl.
When I was young I lived in a city and close to a concert venue, had a dream one night that there was a riot at the venue, people turning cars over setting them on fire, police in riot gear, the whole nine yards. The band playing was KC and the sunshine band.
That's the way I like it. Shake, shake, shake. Det down tonight.
Just a fun band!
Please please listen to Kylie Minogue’s Confide in Me or All the lovers. You’ve done a reaction from her U.K. hit in 1988 I should be so lucky and it would be wonderful for you to see how much she had evolved since that song, thanks and keep up the fantastic work, love your channel 😊 x
Why is it nobody seems to know:Queen of Clubs: KCs first massive hit?