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Their appearance on "Midnight Special" is a major highlight of that great series. One did not miss "Midnight Special" back in the day. That would be the pre-MTV and music video days of the 70s.
I missed it (born 1975) but thanks to youtube I get to watch them and love it
I loved watching Midnight Special and Don Kirshner's Rock Concert.
It was the highlight of the weekend.
@@jennhen2675 so many great bands to see back then
On Midnight Special you’ll see some great Native American fancy dancing by the group before they sing!
yes I love that! saw it recently
This is the Song Star Lord is dancing to at the beginning of Guardians of the Galaxy lol and this was sampled by so many artists. Keep doing these man you are the man!
It's in Endgame too. "So he's an idiot?". 😆
This feels almost serendipitous, I am Absentee Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma, and I literally just learned about this band and their history from a new Show on Hulu called reservation dogs. I had zero idea. I knew the tune but I had no idea who wrote it.
Is the show worth a watch?
@@MrHeidio9999 It's Taika Waititi. Enough said.
I was so glad they featured on that episode. Representation matters.
Fractionally a Choctaw of Oklahoma. Great peoples, both the Shawnee and Choctaw nations. Redbone is a great band.
The Midnight Special video begins with a male Fancy Dress dancer in full regalia. You need to check that out.
Traditional dress not fancy dress
Tribal dress, not fancy dress and it was a traditional tribal dance.
Hawk spirit guiding him
@@danwingo7512 nah bro...traditional dancers do not use artificial feathers...
I was born in the 70’s and I remember my mom, auntie and uncles partying to this song. I’m Native American (Navajo). There’s and another group called Xit. Another group I grew up listening to.
Yes yea yea!! XIT is great to me. I still listen to it to this day.! Im Navajo too
@@rolindaking6685 if you were born in the 1970’s you knew this song.
@@simoneotero5319 yes! I played it alot in boarding school. Hell we all did in boarding school. hahaha
I listen to Xit when I was in high school also 😎 Kiowa Tribe 💪
You should check out their midnight special version
Absolutely! The dance at the start.
@@tyghe_bright I was going to type absolutely as well. O.M.G. Gives the song and entirely different take.
Totally, that's what I was about to come on here and say...good job...
In this song, Lolly Vegas ( The lead singer) tells his girl that she's perfect the way she is. "What's the matter with your hair?" he asks, before explaining that there's nothing wrong with her mind, her sign, or anything else. It's a very affirmative song where he encourages her to take what she deserves; to come and get her love.
I go crazy for this song. I was 14 when it came out. Now, at 61, I still play it. 1974 was the year. They were Native American Indian and Mexican. So they were called redbone. A Cajun term for mixed culture or half breed.
Founded in 1969 Redbone was a funk rock band and this was their top 5 Billboard hit in 1974. The band was made of of Mexican Americans and Native Americans. Great song. I was a JR in HS and we rocked it a lot.
You’ve heard this in the guardians of the galaxy soundtrack. And yes, it’s the 70’s. Checkout the version from midnight special.
Released in 1973 and made it to #5 on the billboard charts
You've got to see the Midnight Special version where they open with traditional native American dance and clothing 👍 a modern native guy is Supaman, "Why" 😉 Love your sensitivity to sound and genuine reaction 💕
Pat Vegas, the bass player is the last surviving member of the band. It was his brother Lolly that did the lead singing and he passed in 2010. The band was formed by the two brothers in 1969.
“Come and Get Your Love” was released as a single on Epic Records in January 1974. The band took its name from a Cajun term for multiracial individuals as its members have Yaqui, Shoshone and Mexican heritage.
Redbone songs the two that come to my mind are Witch Queen of New Orleans and Crazy Cajun cakewalk band.
Yes definitely check out the midnight special Version.
I remember the days when I was the remote control for the TV.
You were probably the designated rabbit ear adjuster too. Just like I was, lol.
@@RLKmedic0315 Whilst Dad watched snooker on a black and white telly, fun times.
Yep, and I had to go outside and rotate the antenna to pick up different stations. Teen life in the seventies.
@@daveowens9849 avoiding the twin tub chasing you round the kitchen.
They played it on the radio in the 70s a Kazaillion times. Great band. Part of my life’s sound track. 👍👍
Mr Lboyd, I love watching your face on this! I’m so old, I saw the original Midnight Special. This group had a very cool sound. They grooved! ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻💕🌸🌸🌸
Me too LOL it was the highlight of the weekend
@@kennethohnemus4750 , it was a cool show, unfortunately there doesn’t seem to be anything on tv now like this. They had all kinds of music, Motown, Rock, Blues, it was awesome.
I'm native American and my grandfather made me listen to this and my glad he did.
We need to make this funky ass style of beat, tempo, and style back to mainstream. No I am NOT 65+yrs old, but I do like the rhythm and flow of this song
It's the theme song for "F Is For Family". Very 70's. I remember it on the car radio when I was a little kid.
Guardians of the Galaxy
Check out the band "Blackfoot", specifically the song "Train Train". They are also a native American group (at least mostly).
Omg 70's listening to the juke box at the swimming pool. That's when it was actually summer on Memorial day!
You need to view the Midnight Special video of this, Pat Vargas, (the bass player) opens the performance with a tribal dance, in full tribal dress. And we referred to the old TV remotes as "clickers".
Actually the rhythm guitar player, Tony Bellamy, was the tribal dancer.
@@ebeefhart You are correct, I thought Pat did the original dance, but it was Tony.
"The song peaked at number five on the Billboard Hot 100 chart on April 13, 1974. It spent 18 weeks in the Top 40 and landed as the fourth-most popular song on the Hot 100 for 1974. The single was certified gold by the RIAA on April 22, 1974, which indicates that it had shipped over a million copies in North America"
This song went Gold on my 17th birthday, April 22, 1974. Love that song! And yeah, I always knew they were native.
This song recently was brought back into our minds again as it was one of the songs that is featured in the movie "Guardians Of The Galaxy .This band is in the Geneis World records as the 1st Native American Band to have a number one hit.They are also in the Native American Hall of Fame and The Smithsonian Hall Of fame.Lolly Vegas(lead singer for this song)was also a painter and a founding memeber of the group.
Such a sweet happy song and beat
Redbone is Cajun for Mixed Race the members were Mexican and Native American
There is a more recent rock group from Mongolia called The Hu.
Their song "Wolf Totem" is good, but you should hear "Yuve Yuve Yu" first to get better acclimated with them. XD
He already did Wolf Totem ruclips.net/video/ixbhAOd0pBo/видео.html
@@psilocyble3053 shit, that's right! Lmao
It's been a while for me. Especially jumping between reactions channels. XD
You must react to the Midnight Special version. You won't be sorry. ❤
Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked The World
a good short doc on the native bands and players who created music back in the day.
Jicarilla Apache here and we do what we can to support our native peeps. Da'anzho!
So many great tunes, You ll enjoy Wovoka, Chant: 13th hour, Message from a Drum, Witch Queen of New Orleans, so many more!
70 all day baby
This whole album is 🔥
Thank you so much for the awesome reaction to Red Bone. You are so dam cool.
The bass line for this song is epic, It's been a while since I tried to play it. I will have to give it another go!
Mr. Lolly Vegas, the lead singer, died a long time ago. I'm sure he's in Heaven looking down & smiling. NOBODY could sing like Lolly. I Loved that man!! Still do!!
Thank you for reacting to Native American song even though it's not actually native LOL I guess it is but i mean an tribal one.. to honor our tribes I am native so I really appreciate the love been following you for awhile I'll look into some more songs to have you react to
Love to all native people off America .
Peter from the Netherlands
Soundtrack of "Guardians of the Galaxy" vol 1
Aside from Redbone the only other "Native" Band I can recall is Blackfoot - I'm certain there were/are some others I just can't think of their names. But I do know there are a number of performers that are at least part native. Gordon Lightfoot comes immediately to mind.
Freddy Fender is a favorite around here, he's American Tejano and was really into the swamp-pop sound from here in Louisiana "wasted days and wasted nights" is a staple on every jukebox around here and mandatory listening after 12pm.
Love ❤ Gordon Lightfoot
1970 's. Guardian of the Galaxy (movie) I was just a kid hanging at the pool listening to AM Radio, WOW, dude continue to play that rock music way out of the past into the present and share the energy with the people all over again...you are ANAZING
Been ages since I listened to it. Had forgotten what a groove it is. Put it in a playlist with some Earth, Wind and Fire
Classic 🖤
💯 ALWAYS love me some Redbone‼🔥
Yes, nostalgia. Thank you for this reaction. It was 1974 when this hit the top 5 on the US's Billboard Hot 100 chart. Redbone was the first all Native American group to achieve the top 5 in the charts. In 2008, they were inducted into the Native American Music Association Hall of Fame. Sadly, two of the members are now dead.
I'm a full blood Cherokee in Oklahoma. Our tribe calls the dance with headdress and colorful feathers, a "stomp dance." Most families have an individual join in the dance at some point during the day. The midnight special displays a dance with a chant.
My niece's EX is a half n half. :) His mom was Mexican his father was Native American Shoshone. Hey, this is different from the other performance I saw. The other was at The Midnight Special and one member came out dance in native dress and it was awesome.
Proud to say Redbone is like me, Native, singers.
It was on The Midnight Special. Check it out, they start with their tribal dance
Great reaction! Redbone's other big hit was - Witch Queen of New Orleans. Very cool tune!
Fantastic song and it was used as the theme song on Bill Burrs F is for Family.
Thank you for this one. Love to you and all rockers.
Love your reaction. Try The Witch Queen of New Orleans from 1971
Love it Natavie. Americans and Mexican making Music . Good Jam.
Back in the day... as the youngest child I WAS the remote ;)
Some were native american and some were mexican-american with native mexica roots. It was an all-indigenous band and they are still the only indigenous band to have a #1 hit. If you're interested in modern native music check out Halluci Nation, Supaman, and Lil Mike & Funny Bone.
You should hear their song "We Were All Wounded At Wounded Knee"
They sure gave the Love 💜 on this one. If you want to have some fun check out their episode on The Midnight Special doing this song. 🌼 😎 I always loved it on the radio and was hoping for more of the same from them however, this is a one-hit thing for me because it stands alone in style apart from the rest of the repertoire.
The intro to midnight special is everything
70s. And I think this studio cut is funkier than the performance on The Midnight Special. Good to hear.
I love watching you react to some of these songs I grew up with. Biggest classic rock fan ever/eminem. Soo your channel is a blessing. Keep up the good work my dude.
Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma here. First time I heard this sons was on guardians of the Galaxy I believe they're a one hit wonder and this was that one hit
I see Baby Groot dancing in my head.
You probably know the song from F is for Family, Guardians of the Galaxy, or from Tic Toc if you have one.
Witch Queen of New Orleans was another big hit in the UK in the 70's by this band
Electric pow wow by a Tribe called Red
Love red bone.
Those old remotes had a piece of tensed metal under each button that made a click noise when you pressed the buttons. That is why a lot of people called them 'clickers'. You had to really press those suckers!
19 74 topped number 5 on the charts.
Another 70s - 80s group you must check out is Dr Hook any of their songs is awesome.
And all the guitarists/bassist are left handed, that's very rare to see!
It's one of the most played songs in commercials, I mean I have at least heard it a million times on TV as a kid, I mean we had a travel agency ad on TV that used it. And many more.
Who needs a remote with 3 channels?
My favorite saying to my kids: I use to have to get up to change the channel.
The song went Gold immediately exceeding 250.000 selling records in 1974. Fun fact....
Yay!!!!! 🔥🔥🔥
Very good
The Welcome Back Kotter reference! It think this song was right before Kotter premiered, but you 100% nailed the similar vibe.
The lead singer is a distant cousin of mine lol
Perfect timing with the new episode of rez dogs
Its on 'F is for Family' on NETFLIX.
Bill Burr animated sitcom.
Thanks - great reaction, and I had never seen this live version before, wow, that's really something, unique intro. The live version from Austin City Limits is really good too, with an authentic tribal dance / song intro. oops - Midnight Special, not Austin City Limits, as others noted. Great version too.
Another good one with a native singer that I would love to see a reaction to is "Never Say Never", by Romeo Void. The lead singer, Debora Iyall, was from the Cowlitz tribe of Southwest Washington.
Classified as New Wave/Post Punk, but in reality it defies classification. A very unusual, and interesting song.
Man at the bottom is correct it was in every guardian trailer.
Also used in Kevin Costner's The Postman film.
You NEED to watch the Midnight Special version. First & only Indigenous-Native American band to make their mark in music history. My kind of song to listen to on a long car drive with windows rolled down!
Was on last nights episode of reservation dogs season 1 episode 5 ✌🏾 on Hulu and Fx
They play it a lot on commercials, mid 70's, I'm Native American and Scottish, my mom was Native my dad was 100% Scottish
No mention yet of one of there best ‘we were all wounded at wounded knee’
Also it is used as the theme song for Bill Burr's "F is for family"
Yes there are other Native American/First Nation music groups. Very few have gotten radio play, Come and Get Your Love is the exception. Here are just a few: Indigenous, Kelly Jackson, Son of Hweeldi, Daisy Chain, The Plateros, Smokestack Lightning, Raye Zaragoza, Halluci Nation, Leanne Goose, Ulali.
As a reservation indian who grew up in the 70s this was our anthem
"one more time"- redbone
Robert Mirabal and the Rare Tribal Mob "Music from the Painted Cave" allbum song "Drum Battle" or any other. "Skinwalker's Moon" Per Wiki this was billboard top 100 #5.
As a huge Midnight Special fan I concur with the others. Check it out.
Another great Native American band is Blackfoot. Original lead singer is now with lynard skynard. I love highway song and wishing well
yeah, this was popular in the UK
You really need a job in radio....golden voice!