I'm a 48 years old metal head and waay back in the day when I was a kid while me and mom were cleaning up the house we listened to everything from ABBA, KISS, Led Zeppelin, Boston, Etc. Lots of great stuff. I'm Still a huge metal at my age now. But I have ABBA, Earth,Wind and Fire, Micheal Jackson etc on my iphone along with all my metal. Good music is kickass!! Really enjoyed seeing you grooving to this oldschool stuff!!
For someone born in the early 70s & been fortunate to hear many styles of music, I must say, Disco is the one I loved the most. The type of love only a 3 year old can feel
You guys are great) Too bad disco era ended so soon. Studio 54 opened in 1977 and closed in 1980. I have a bunch of vinyl records and love to spin some disco lps at least at home nowadays.
Bro, Saturday Night Fever, ya gotta watch that movie. Not only does it have fantastic music and dancing but its got Travolta delivering some (unintentionally) hilarious lines.
So much FUN!!! I was grooving right along with you!!!! I want to encourage you to start checking out Donna Summer. She is a highly underrated multi-talented artist (but listen to her official audio for best sound). She is best known for her disco hits in the 70s, but she branched out later with multiple genres of music. One thing that made her stand out as a disco artist is that she wrote her own songs (which was rare in the disco scene!) On a related side note, Dolly Parton recorded a Donna Summer track in the late 70s! A ballad called "Starting Over Again".
The Disco era was exciting and the best disco songs have aged very well. Of course, there was a lot of other stuff going on in the late 1970s - Prog Rock, fusion, heavy metal, pop. So much great music, so little time.
Disco is about shaking that body and you both start moving as soon as the disco songs come on. More suggestions for disco would include KC and the Sunshine band and the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack....dude, you need to take Tasha to a 70s dance night at the club as I can see how much she loves dancing to this music...l!!!
I am on my side trying my best to tell y’all to find KC and the Sunshine Band!!!! lol 😂. And you have to have the entire soundtrack from “Saturday Night Fever.”
😎Thanks for the memories TNT 💯 Personally I enjoy ALL Genres of Music, because I enjoy Talented folks 👍 However, this playlist is "hit" and "miss" on what would be considered "Disco" Example; Rod Stewart, Michael Jackson, etc. Either way THANKS again for the memories, appreciate y'all 💯😎
I grew up on military bases in Germany, we would go through the fence and go to the disco's, Dancing Queen was my favorite. Almost got kidnapped by a biker gang in Germany...thanks for the memories.
Songs featured...1)Dancing Queen by ABBA(1974)/2)Do Ya Think I'm Sexy by Rod Stewart (1979)/3)Don't Stop Til You Get Enough by Michael Jackson (1979)/4)Love To Love You Baby by Donna Summer(1975)/5)Disco Samba.
Yea, there were disco roller rinks I Dance skated to Blondie the group with the first mainstream Rap song... Rapture. That 4/4 disco beat was everywhere! Do... Foxy... Get Off... or Lime... Babe, We're Gonna Love Tonight (official music video) for a taste of the hard-edged Disco. Disco was either soft and pretty or edgy or Funky. For Funk try... Earth Wind & Fire... Mighty Mighty Funk Funky Dancing... on Soul Train watch em work the platform shoes & wardrobes!
All disco IS dancing. And yes, every skating rink played disco at the time. Soul train at the time played disco all the time, just so they could show their dancing skills. It was where everyone could come together to have fun and dance together. It was nothing but good times for everyone, and getting together to party. Partying was the way to have fun and get down with your girl or your guy who was in your life.
Suggestion: Here is one of the best disco songs from the Disco era, it came out in 1979: "Machine - There But for the Grace of God Go I". During the mid to late 70's it was the thing to go clubbing on a Friday and Saturday night. It was the "dance era". People would go out dancing; the music was so good back then. Enjoy!!
My father in the 90's were one the Yakuza and my grandfather were probably the leader of some sort. I was too young to know what was going on but I vividly remember when ABBA Dancing queen was playing, both of them were dancing like Queens and singing along to it.
Hi again, i was never a fan of disco but if you went clubbing in the late seventies early eighties they never played anything else. THE disco anthem is I will survive by Gloria Gaynor. referring to Teresa's comment below, you should really listen to some Bowie. i prefer the early stuff from to 71 to 76 but there is always something to like throughout his extensive catalogue which covered almost 50 years.
1970s American "Disco" music is dance music that is an amalgamation of classical instrumental, note the preponderance of strings, with Latin dance, Merengue and Tropical, which was popular in the 1950s (See "I Love Lucy"). This all happened in the 70s, much like the 50s, because much or most of popular music was not useful for dance and, naturally, kids gotta dance! See references in "That 70s Show."
Great Disco Song was Shame Shame Shame by Shirley and Company, it was also done by Tina Turner, both are great, Shirley had the hit but Tina took it to another level. I like Shirley version the best
omg if you guys wanna rock out to disco PLEASEEEEEEE watch Selena's Disco Medley live at the astrodome. you will be blown away if you haven't seen it already!
Lady 👩 you my dear friend you would have loved being a adult in the seventies you would have loved being there we had the best music ever and people knew how to have fun when we went out to the disco club's
Loved y’all. You got some good actual charting songs in there (ABBA, Stewart, Jackson, Summer), but there were soooo many others. Find a disco plays list that perhaps says hits or top 10 or 20. Some of thd other songs played were “let’s take a break and get a drink” songs. Or so I’ve heard...😇
Music from a bygone and best forgotten era. So kiddies, put on your polyester suits, Mood Rings, gold chains, platform shoes, stick your 8-track tape up its player, and prepare to "BOOGIE" beneath a giant revolving glitter ball, ...'cause the 70s are "STAYIN' ALIVE!!" - Disco Stu
You guys are too cute!! I love disco!! Have you guys watch the movie about Studio 54 called "54"? It's a cute movie... even though the director's version was totally hacked up before it was released.
If you want to get the feel of disco music and its driving beat. I would love to get your reaction to the TRAMMPS "DISCO INFERNO", but watch the extended version where they are live dressed in white suits with bell bottom trousers. I still think it was greatest music era because that generation love dancing and the driving beat force one to go on the dance floor. I don't understand why disco is disliked by younger people today. Disco was forced out in 1979 by punk rockers, heavy metal lovers who congregated in a baseball stadium and burned thousands of disco records in the out field because many of their bands had begun making disco records. Radio stations at the time were forced to play disco as dance club had spread all over the country like wild fire. Do you and your viewers a favor and Give your reaction to that particular long version, Its roughly about 10 mins.
Listen to Herbie Hancock [ a genius Jazz Pianist, composer] His tune 'Rockit' a huge influence on hip Hop; also, MFSB, Rick James, and Salsoul Orchestra, among many others. You guys played a lot of cheesy stuff...
Sure do more disco! KC and the Sunshine band “Shake Your Booty” and “Boogie Shoes” and the Silver Connection “Fly, Robin, Fly” and “Knock on Wood” (I can’t recall who did it first), and more Donna Summer- “Last Dance”.
You guys should dig through some Euro music too. You're missing out on A LOT of good music and the European artists are just as good as the American ones. I know it might be hard to enjoy a song when you don't understand the lyrics, but it can still be a good experience. But many European artists sing in English too.
Hope AVG White Band “ Pick Up The Pieces” was played. Disco is dancing music ! Disco was also funk . Ohio Players “ Fire” .. some of what you’re playing is more “ muzak” disco. We didn’t dance to this really . Definitely funk
My problem; was with people who were pretty much ONLY into Disco; as they tended to be superficial twits. However; most people who only like one type of music, are boring and narrow-minded, even if it's classical or Jazz...
Do you think i'm sexy is a rip off from jorge ben jor - taj mahal... is brasilian composer..the history was that Rod was on a journey to Brasil, and there he listen to this song on a party, and then you can imagine the rest haha
@Pamela, Love the Song "Don't leave me this way" as well 💯 Just a friendly FYI; Ceecee Houston is Whitney's Mother. Many peeps think Thelma is Whitney's Mother 🤗
Whitney’s mother is Cissy Houston, 2x Grammy Award winning singer. Whitney’s cousins are singer Dee Dee Warwick & megastar Dionne Warwick (1 of the most charted female vocalists; 56 singles on Billboard charts, 12 Grammy nominations, 4 Grammy wins, + Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award). Dionne’s mother, Lee, & Emily/"Cissy", were sisters, part of the Drinkard family of Gospel singers, who began singing about 1938 &, after years & multiple name & member changes, became The Sweet Inspirations (which Cissy later left, when she went solo).
You should of asks us.🤣 The Bee Gees, “You Should be Dancing” Donna Summer, KC & The Sunshine Band, The Village People, “YMCA” Hello....Rods not Disco I’ve seen him 4 times in concert, nor is Bowie, saw him once. BTW do some Bowie, he’s the Father of “glam rock” he was called The chameleon of rock he was always changing. He was shy on stage so he made up diff characters in the 70’s. My favorite is Ziggy Stardust, then Aladdin Zane, Thin White Duke. He was very theatrical in his performances in the 70’s. Favorite songs: Ashes ashes” Star man” Jean Genie” Changes” Life on Mars”. 80’s: China Girl” Let’s Dance” Modern Love, “Hero’s” Cat People” to name a few. React to live or lyric, official video tend to get blocked. 💜🙏ruclips.net/video/Of1HV4b0ccg/видео.html this is live Tina Turner & David.✨👏🏽
I'm a 48 years old metal head and waay back in the day when I was a kid while me and mom were cleaning up the house we listened to everything from ABBA, KISS, Led Zeppelin, Boston, Etc. Lots of great stuff. I'm Still a huge metal at my age now. But I have ABBA, Earth,Wind and Fire, Micheal Jackson etc on my iphone along with all my metal. Good music is kickass!! Really enjoyed seeing you grooving to this oldschool stuff!!
Hahahahaha....... I guess all moms cleaned up to disco
Every reactor should do ABBA at some stage, it's a long train!
Yay, I hear you
You either love or hate disco.... I love it!! Gets your foot tapping and wanting to dance:)
One of the most important songs in disco is I Feel Love by Donna Summer. That was the beginning of techno dance music
For someone born in the early 70s & been fortunate to hear many styles of music, I must say, Disco is the one I loved the most. The type of love only a 3 year old can feel
You guys are great) Too bad disco era ended so soon. Studio 54 opened in 1977 and closed in 1980. I have a bunch of vinyl records and love to spin some disco lps at least at home nowadays.
Me 20 years old : *good to see young people enjoying disco songs*
Bro, Saturday Night Fever, ya gotta watch that movie. Not only does it have fantastic music and dancing but its got Travolta delivering some (unintentionally) hilarious lines.
Some disco was very pop in nature but I preferred the disco that was more on the funk side.
So much FUN!!! I was grooving right along with you!!!! I want to encourage you to start checking out Donna Summer. She is a highly underrated multi-talented artist (but listen to her official audio for best sound). She is best known for her disco hits in the 70s, but she branched out later with multiple genres of music. One thing that made her stand out as a disco artist is that she wrote her own songs (which was rare in the disco scene!)
On a related side note, Dolly Parton recorded a Donna Summer track in the late 70s! A ballad called "Starting Over Again".
Donna Summer "Hot Stuff"
I grew up with Disco and Funk before I became a Metal Chick at 10 yrs old 🤘🤘... I have ABBA on vinyl still
The Disco era was exciting and the best disco songs have aged very well. Of course, there was a lot of other stuff going on in the late 1970s - Prog Rock, fusion, heavy metal, pop. So much great music, so little time.
Disco is about shaking that body and you both start moving as soon as the disco songs come on. More suggestions for disco would include KC and the Sunshine band and the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack....dude, you need to take Tasha to a 70s dance night at the club as I can see how much she loves dancing to this music...l!!!
I am on my side trying my best to tell y’all to find KC and the Sunshine Band!!!! lol 😂. And you have to have the entire soundtrack from “Saturday Night Fever.”
I'm walking on Sunshine.
😎Thanks for the memories TNT 💯 Personally I enjoy ALL Genres of Music, because I enjoy Talented folks 👍 However, this playlist is "hit" and "miss" on what would be considered "Disco" Example; Rod Stewart, Michael Jackson, etc. Either way THANKS again for the memories, appreciate y'all 💯😎
I grew up on military bases in Germany, we would go through the fence and go to the disco's, Dancing Queen was my favorite. Almost got kidnapped by a biker gang in Germany...thanks for the memories.
Songs featured...1)Dancing Queen by ABBA(1974)/2)Do Ya Think I'm Sexy by Rod Stewart (1979)/3)Don't Stop Til You Get Enough by Michael Jackson (1979)/4)Love To Love You Baby by Donna Summer(1975)/5)Disco Samba.
You need to check out some Cool and the Gang and some KC and the Sunshine band... very good music:)
omg I love all these artists. Way to go guys. More disco All disco is about the horizontal mambo. All of it. lol
Yea, there were disco roller rinks I Dance skated to Blondie the group with the first mainstream Rap song... Rapture. That 4/4 disco beat was everywhere! Do... Foxy... Get Off... or Lime... Babe, We're Gonna Love Tonight (official music video) for a taste of the hard-edged Disco. Disco was either soft and pretty or edgy or Funky. For Funk try... Earth Wind & Fire... Mighty Mighty Funk Funky Dancing... on Soul Train watch em work the platform shoes & wardrobes!
All disco IS dancing. And yes, every skating rink played disco at the time. Soul train at the time played disco all the time, just so they could show their dancing skills. It was where everyone could come together to have fun and dance together. It was nothing but good times for everyone, and getting together to party. Partying was the way to have fun and get down with your girl or your guy who was in your life.
Suggestion: Here is one of the best disco songs from the Disco era, it came out in 1979:
"Machine - There But for the Grace of God Go I". During the mid to late 70's it was the thing to go clubbing on a Friday and Saturday night. It was the "dance era". People would go out dancing; the music was so good back then. Enjoy!!
Hi, my mother taught disco lessons :( This reminds me of 1976. I was a tween. Long days N her studio, pushed me N2 Punk rock.
That is too cool
KC and the Sunshine Band
FYI: “The Bee Gees: How Can You Mend a Broken Heart,” which premieres Saturday, Dec. 12, on HBO 🤟🏼✌🏼 DISCO LIVES ON & on & on........
Disco was made for dancing baby!!! 💃 🕺 🎶
You guys gotta watch Saturday Night Fever Reaction!!
My father in the 90's were one the Yakuza and my grandfather were probably the leader of some sort. I was too young to know what was going on but I vividly remember when ABBA Dancing queen was playing, both of them were dancing like Queens and singing along to it.
Lol. That is an awesome memory
Try brothers Johnson in the neighborhood, GQ disco nights, Cheryl Lynn to be real, Evelyn champagne king Shame and that’s just a start
This song makes me feel 20 again!
I Will Survive...
You should try this fun song. The village people. You can't stop the music. It's just something that's fun to dance to when doing house work lol
Have you watched Muriel's Wedding? Between ABBA and Blondie, this kind of music was their soundtrack
Hi again, i was never a fan of disco but if you went clubbing in the late seventies early eighties they never played anything else. THE disco anthem is I will survive by Gloria Gaynor. referring to Teresa's comment below, you should really listen to some Bowie. i prefer the early stuff from to 71 to 76 but there is always something to like throughout his extensive catalogue which covered almost 50 years.
1970s American "Disco" music is dance music that is an amalgamation of classical instrumental, note the preponderance of strings, with Latin dance, Merengue and Tropical, which was popular in the 1950s (See "I Love Lucy"). This all happened in the 70s, much like the 50s, because much or most of popular music was not useful for dance and, naturally, kids gotta dance! See references in "That 70s Show."
Wow! Thanks for the insight
Earth, Wind and Fire did plenty of disco.
Great idea.... After disco an era that began was New Wave that had some great dance music too.
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE YOU GUYS.....XOXOXOXOXO
Look up soul train back in the late 1970's. I think Tash would really get down watching all of them dance to the music.
Great Disco Song was Shame Shame Shame by Shirley and Company, it was also done by Tina Turner, both are great, Shirley had the hit but Tina took it to another level. I like Shirley version the best
omg if you guys wanna rock out to disco PLEASEEEEEEE watch Selena's Disco Medley live at the astrodome. you will be blown away if you haven't seen it already!
Lady 👩 you my dear friend you would have loved being a adult in the seventies you would have loved being there we had the best music ever and people knew how to have fun when we went out to the disco club's
Loved y’all. You got some good actual charting songs in there (ABBA, Stewart, Jackson, Summer), but there were soooo many others. Find a disco plays list that perhaps says hits or top 10 or 20. Some of thd other songs played were “let’s take a break and get a drink” songs. Or so I’ve heard...😇
God I love funky music.
I don't understand why people dislike Disco music so much these days 🤔
Cissy Strut by the Meters......1969.
Music from a bygone and best forgotten era. So kiddies, put on your polyester suits, Mood Rings, gold chains, platform shoes, stick your 8-track tape up its player, and prepare to "BOOGIE" beneath a giant revolving glitter ball, ...'cause the 70s are "STAYIN' ALIVE!!" - Disco Stu
You guys are too cute!! I love disco!! Have you guys watch the movie about Studio 54 called "54"? It's a cute movie... even though the director's version was totally hacked up before it was released.
If you want to get the feel of disco music and its driving beat. I would love to get your reaction to the TRAMMPS "DISCO INFERNO", but watch the extended version where they are live dressed in white suits with bell bottom trousers. I still think it was greatest music era because that generation love dancing and the driving beat force one to go on the dance floor. I don't understand why disco is disliked by younger people today. Disco was forced out in 1979 by punk rockers, heavy metal lovers who congregated in a baseball stadium and burned thousands of disco records in the out field because many of their bands had begun making disco records. Radio stations at the time were forced to play disco as dance club had spread all over the country like wild fire.
Do you and your viewers a favor and
Give your reaction to that particular long version, Its roughly about 10 mins.
HAHAHA! You guys are awesome!!!
Disco is short for "Discotheque" a french dance club.
If you want90s, Robin S show me love, Crystal waters 100% pure love, for a start lots of good dance music in the 90s
Dude, how do you not know the Queen of Disco, Donna Summers???
You really don’t listen to disco sitting down. 😆 ❤️
You should both go down to the Bee Gees rabbit hole. Start with Staying Alive, then go do more of them.
Listen to Herbie Hancock [ a genius Jazz Pianist, composer] His tune 'Rockit' a huge influence on hip Hop; also, MFSB, Rick James, and Salsoul Orchestra, among many others.
You guys played a lot of cheesy stuff...
Good stuff
Sure do more disco! KC and the Sunshine band “Shake Your Booty” and “Boogie Shoes” and the Silver Connection “Fly, Robin, Fly” and “Knock on Wood” (I can’t recall who did it first), and more Donna Summer- “Last Dance”.
T & Mrs. T, no Village People? C'mon man. :)
Sylvester .. Do you wanna funk
Tash....looks at Tee What you mean you ain’t heard of Love To Love Ya...funny.
Try the village people
You guys should dig through some Euro music too. You're missing out on A LOT of good music and the European artists are just as good as the American ones. I know it might be hard to enjoy a song when you don't understand the lyrics, but it can still be a good experience. But many European artists sing in English too.
Hope AVG White Band “ Pick Up The Pieces” was played. Disco is dancing music ! Disco was also funk . Ohio Players “ Fire” .. some of what you’re playing is more “ muzak” disco. We didn’t dance to this really . Definitely funk
Barry White ..if you could “ bump “ to it or bust a move .. some of this was other clubs where people couldn’t dance .
Yeah -not some of this really .
How about "There before the grace of god" by Machine
My problem; was with people who were pretty much ONLY into Disco; as they tended to be superficial twits.
However; most people who only like one type of music, are boring and narrow-minded, even if it's classical or Jazz...
React to Selena Quintanilla Disco Medley!!! 👀
Do you think i'm sexy is a rip off from jorge ben jor - taj mahal... is brasilian composer..the history was that Rod was on a journey to Brasil, and there he listen to this song on a party, and then you can imagine the rest haha
WOW!!!!!!
You can’t really rationalise music, if it touches you that’s music doing it’s job
It has been a while since I commented...hi 😂
Actually I don’t think you even remember me 😂
A lot of breakdance and hip-hop came from Disco.. a lot of ppl have trouble admitting that.
It's like; NO, not the dirty D-word..!!
so silly...
No Boney M? Come on...
She wants to phone her mother...
Also, Whitney Houston’s mother, Thelma Houston with “Don’t Leave Me This Way.”
@Pamela, Love the Song "Don't leave me this way" as well 💯 Just a friendly FYI; Ceecee Houston is Whitney's Mother. Many peeps think Thelma is Whitney's Mother 🤗
@@chriscarr1659 thank you. Someone told me that. I never would have known better. lol
Whitney’s mother is Cissy Houston, 2x Grammy Award winning singer. Whitney’s cousins are singer Dee Dee Warwick & megastar Dionne Warwick (1 of the most charted female vocalists; 56 singles on Billboard charts, 12 Grammy nominations, 4 Grammy wins, + Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award). Dionne’s mother, Lee, & Emily/"Cissy", were sisters, part of the Drinkard family of Gospel singers, who began singing about 1938 &, after years & multiple name & member changes, became The Sweet Inspirations (which Cissy later left, when she went solo).
Beyoncé stole from Donna
Should have simply watched Selena’s disco medley.
We did. It’s banned on here
@@TheAdventuresofTNT That’s YT for ya. Thanks for trying to do it though!
Who defines what Disco is?
I think, at least some of EW&F could be called Disco.
It's not a dirty word to me, problematic as the image can be.
ABBA isn't really a disco group.
Wasn't disco...no JUNGLE BOOGIE
.did not hear the ward boogie in any sound..please try again..not event gram central
That is not the original Love to Love you!
You should of asks us.🤣 The Bee Gees, “You Should be Dancing” Donna Summer, KC & The Sunshine Band, The Village People, “YMCA” Hello....Rods not Disco I’ve seen him 4 times in concert, nor is Bowie, saw him once. BTW do some Bowie, he’s the Father of “glam rock” he was called The chameleon of rock he was always changing. He was shy on stage so he made up diff characters in the 70’s. My favorite is Ziggy Stardust, then Aladdin Zane, Thin White Duke. He was very theatrical in his performances in the 70’s. Favorite songs: Ashes ashes” Star man” Jean Genie” Changes” Life on Mars”. 80’s: China Girl” Let’s Dance” Modern Love, “Hero’s” Cat People” to name a few. React to live or lyric, official video tend to get blocked. 💜🙏ruclips.net/video/Of1HV4b0ccg/видео.html this is live Tina Turner & David.✨👏🏽
Bowie or Stewart may not have been outright disco as a whole but a few of their songs were disco hits
@@TEXICANROCKNROLL That’s very true
come on guys..find some real disco music,sorry abba and rod stewart dont cut it
I know this is personal to me, I do Not like Rod Stewart.. ♠W.G.
This cannot be stated enough..... DISCO (STILL) SUCKS !
lol
Not a good example of Disco...