I grew up in Brooklyn NY. Friday night we stayed up to watch hot tracks. We would turn between channel 7 to see hot tracks and Friday night videos on channel 4 to see who was hosting and what new videos were playing.
Wow talk about nostalgia,.. I was just a little guy, around 3 in a half to 4 years old my mother use to watch New York Hot Tracks and i would be up wide awake watching tv right underneath her while she would be sipping on her old English can beer through a straw in a brown paper bag... One thing I will say is that the commercial with Michael Jackson was truly a memory back through time when they had showed the beat it and thriller pics
New York Hot Tracks was simulcasted on WKTU 92.3 FM while Friday Night Videos was simulcasted on WAPP 103.5 FM before it was later simulcasted on Z 100(WHTZ 103.5 FM) during the time of when it was being aired on NBC-TV Channel 4. Such great times to be a youngster back in the 80's.
I was still a baby in 1984, and I was too young to remember New York Hot Tracks, nor I watched the show. But, thank you for posting this episode, nonetheless. R.I.P. Carlos De Jesus
I was born in 83” (same yr New York Hot Tracks came out) but I remember it well because my dad use to tape several videos from that program. First time I’ve seen videos from Prince, Michael Jackson, Lionel Richie, Stevie Wonder, Madonna, Shalamar, Luther Vandross and my first exposure to rap music as well like The Fat Boys and Run DMC. Hot Tracks played many videos that MTV refused to play at this time (more than half the roster catered to Post Disco, hip-hop, and R&B fans). Anyone that didn’t have BET or cable back then relied heavily on Hot Tracks.
You post the classics. Nothing like the 1980's and television back then was warm, inviting, fun. Nothing like today. Nostalgia is too much to handle sometimes but I keep watching.
I was real young watching this show late Friday night. It came on after Friday night videos on nbc, hot tracks came on channel 7 at 1pm. Living in brooklyn in the era music drown out the gun shots and drug crack heads making noise in the streets , well that was on my block. Music was just good back then. I miss the 80’s so much. Rip to the celebs in this show . FYI Michael Jackson, Madonna and boy George ruled the 80’s
It was our Pre-MTV in NY .. Thanks to Carlos for "Hot Tracks," Uncle Ralph aka Ralph McDaniels w/"Video Music Box," and Bobby Simmons from "Stetsasonic" with "Flava Videos" We didnt need watered down MTV all 3 of them pioneers gave us Hip-Hop live and direct in our homes #ThankYouHipHop #HipHopSavedMe
@@Suave_TheArtKartel MTV was already out. MTV launched in 1981. I remember _New York Hot Tracks._ We were already yelling "I want my MTV" by that time.
@@hdjksa52 You don't OVERSTAND .. WE wasn't yelling no damn "I want my MTV' cause WE in my neighborhood DIDN'T have no damn MTV! Lucky you .. Cause my friends didn't have it and this was our HOOD version of cable on the TV screen. Channel 7 .. Channel 25 UHF
@@Suave_TheArtKartel Dude, I lived in Coney Island, Brooklyn and my cousins lived on Linden Boulevard in East New York. "I want my MTV" was just a catch phrase. In my previous statement, I was trying to say that MTV was already out for years and it was popular. Back then, U68 on UHF also played music videos. I am 47 years old now; I remember watching _New York Hot Tracks_ on the weekends with my brother. You're comparing a video show with a video channel, they are not the same.
At the time Mtv wasn't play that many black artist and every Friday night at 12:30 am we would get NY hot track and we saw all the good videos this show was so part of my childhood do anyone remember when Angie and Jessie from all my children started hosting the show I also remember 92 ktu would broadcast the show so you could hear it in stereo
My childhood me and my brothers and sisters great times growing up in the 80s love this music. The music today this guy's looking and sounding like girls it's crazy. After the 80s 90s the music change I don't listen to today's music. Watching this on channel 7 at 12midnight.
Dang Monie does it again! I watch your Saturday morning cartoon collection and 1984 is one of my favorite years from the eighties. This show was one of many from that era. Many major cities had music video shows. I forget the one that aired in Chicago when I was coming up but it was kind of like this show
I greatly enjoyed watching this video. It brought back some wonderful memories. I used to enjoy watching New York Hot Tracks every late Saturday night on Philadelphia's Channel 29 back in 1984 and 1985.
Oklahoma City, OK. The black radio station did not play rap music until midnight and only for an hour. New York Hot Tracks kept many country hick towns up to date on music that wasn't in the top 10.
Man, I remember laying right under my mother, while she would be sipping on a can of old English, wow talk about nostalgia, and I always said how the 80s were like really the last of the good ol' days!!
Subscribed! Thank you so much for this amazing time capsule! Opening with Cal Worthington, it just completely threw me in the nostalgia pool! LOL... thank you so much, again.
At first I wasn't sure if I saw this episode, then Carlos introduced a kick dancer, and then it hit me hard. Yes I remembered this episode, because it was one of the first times that song kick dancing breakdown on tv, then I saw it a lot in the streets. Just brings back such great memories. Especially the song Street Dance by break machine.
This definitely brings back memories living in New York of my last year of Junior High School 1984 going into my freshman year of High School that year!
I remember watching this when I was a little kid - born in 1974 - in Bucks County, PA (right next door to Trenton, NJ). It never even dawned on me that people could see it anywhere but where we were (because I thought it was strictly a local/regional thing). The more you know.
This was very cool to watch! Thanks for sharing. I noticed they announced a couple of videos like Time After Time but then went to commercial instead. Did you have to edit the songs out or did it broadcast that way?
@@MoneMediaif it was 2005 to 2010 we would’ve been able to post all these videos but RUclips changed all that due to the greedy record companies and corporations.
Thanks for uploading this episode, I appreciate it. I actually love the commercials, especially the girl at the beginning. Hot Tracks was where I heard of Pamela Stewart, I love that song. You left out some videos: Laura Branigan, Billy Joel, maybe for copyright reasons or courtesy, you couldn't include those. I do ask for the closing videos, can you please upload them all the way through to the Broyhill advertisement, Clothes For Carlos furnished by, the logo big in size, and the syndication music? That is all part of the nostalgia. You might be able to upload closing videos with credits because the closing videos were always cut. I'm also looking for The Great Record Album Collection and The Record Guide. They played 5 popular videos and closed with an obscure video, a tease with credits and the video cut off. After videotaping those, if I would see the whole video later, I would be blown away. Record Guide closings got me into unknown and alternative music. Please upload The Record Guide if you can too.
@@MoneMedia I found a commercial of The Great Record Album Collection so you can see what it looked like: ruclips.net/video/_E4BzcDzyPA/видео.html They used a spinning vinyl for the chyrons, then in 1985 changed it to The Record Guide and used a spinning CD instead. I still wonder if Hot Tracks ever played Duran Duran, even when Nile Rogers produced Notorious in 1986. Milwaukee was between syndication contracts then so I didn't get Hot Tracks for a year. Duran Duran really brought a hip hop influence in 1996 covering White Lines by Grandmaster Flash and Melle Mel, but Hot Tracks was long gone by then. And Hot Tracks had so many videos to play, they had priority to play NYC artists, club videos. If they threw on the 1983 rock song "Der Kommisar" a year later, I don't see why not Duran Duran, could have been record company reasons.
New York Hot Tracks was for those who felt FNV was "too white". I remember when they had Madonna on when she first came out. Between those two shows and Video Music Box, NY wasn't missing MTV haha
New Watch 13? I'm confused; I grew up in Coney Island, Channel 13 belonged to PBS. Channel 13 was used for educational shows like _Sesame Street,_ _321 Contact,_ _Electric Company._ Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) was did not broadcast this type of content on channel 13 in the 5 boroughs during this era (I moved away in 1997). The channel was completed funded by grants and donations. What part of New York was this recorded?
@@nesoldier74 I didn't think _New York Hot Tracks_ aired in other states (accept New Jersey). I thought it was only aired in New York City and close by cities.
We had "VH1" here in LA, bu t I really like this one, too! What fun memories and commercials. Is it just me, or did life seem so much lighter and fun back then? 🧐
@Mone Media: Did you just have this on VHS in your basement? How did you keep this for all these years? All of my videos from back then have been destroyed and/or recorded over.
starting with Give Me Tonight? don't disappoint me now. Really deserved a better video. jeez. Sorry Cameo, but all we want is "Word Up." if you can find Three's Company anywhere, watch it again. it totally holds up today. well, disappointed. the rest of the videos (if you can find them in the commercials for used cars and RVs) are total dogs.
84 what a great year. I graduated from High school. The 80s were the best decade ever. Best music and movies and tv shows.
aw had to be cool to be a teen in 80s.
@@MoneMediait definitely was. Think about those memories everyday
I grew up in Brooklyn NY. Friday night we stayed up to watch hot tracks. We would turn between channel 7 to see hot tracks and Friday night videos on channel 4 to see who was hosting and what new videos were playing.
Wow talk about nostalgia,.. I was just a little guy, around 3 in a half to 4 years old my mother use to watch New York Hot Tracks and i would be up wide awake watching tv right underneath her while she would be sipping on her old English can beer through a straw in a brown paper bag... One thing I will say is that the commercial with Michael Jackson was truly a memory back through time when they had showed the beat it and thriller pics
Wow! Loved watching NY Hot Tracks on Friday nights back in the 80's when I lived in New Jersey as a teen. Great times.
Glad you enjoyed it
Indeed bro!!
New York Hot Tracks was simulcasted on WKTU 92.3 FM while Friday Night Videos was simulcasted on WAPP 103.5 FM before it was later simulcasted on Z 100(WHTZ 103.5 FM) during the time of when it was being aired on NBC-TV Channel 4. Such great times to be a youngster back in the 80's.
I was still a baby in 1984, and I was too young to remember New York Hot Tracks, nor I watched the show. But, thank you for posting this episode, nonetheless. R.I.P. Carlos De Jesus
I was born in 83” (same yr New York Hot Tracks came out) but I remember it well because my dad use to tape several videos from that program. First time I’ve seen videos from Prince, Michael Jackson, Lionel Richie, Stevie Wonder, Madonna, Shalamar, Luther Vandross and my first exposure to rap music as well like The Fat Boys and Run DMC. Hot Tracks played many videos that MTV refused to play at this time (more than half the roster catered to Post Disco, hip-hop, and R&B fans). Anyone that didn’t have BET or cable back then relied heavily on Hot Tracks.
Me, too.
Wow..hot tracks….Damn you had to be a late night champion to stay this late and catch this show.!! Only the real
Ones know about this show!! 🔥🎧
YOU ARE THE MAN-THIS WAS MY EARLY TEENS GROWING UP IN NEW YORK-THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR POSTING THIS!!
You post the classics. Nothing like the 1980's and television back then was warm, inviting, fun. Nothing like today. Nostalgia is too much to handle sometimes but I keep watching.
I was real young watching this show late Friday night. It came on after Friday night videos on nbc, hot tracks came on channel 7 at 1pm. Living in brooklyn in the era music drown out the gun shots and drug crack heads making noise in the streets , well that was on my block. Music was just good back then. I miss the 80’s so much. Rip to the celebs in this show . FYI Michael Jackson, Madonna and boy George ruled the 80’s
I loved that Three's Company commercial. John Ritter was the master of slapstick comedy.
Looks like a great show....never saw this here in LA. The songs bring back all kinds of memories
Yeah I remember it when I was a kid. It was strictly New York and parts of New Jersey.
It was our Pre-MTV in NY ..
Thanks to Carlos for "Hot Tracks," Uncle Ralph aka Ralph McDaniels w/"Video Music Box," and Bobby Simmons from "Stetsasonic" with "Flava Videos"
We didnt need watered down MTV all 3 of them pioneers gave us Hip-Hop live and direct in our homes #ThankYouHipHop #HipHopSavedMe
@@Suave_TheArtKartel MTV was already out. MTV launched in 1981. I remember _New York Hot Tracks._ We were already yelling "I want my MTV" by that time.
@@hdjksa52 You don't OVERSTAND ..
WE wasn't yelling no damn "I want my MTV' cause WE in my neighborhood DIDN'T have no damn MTV!
Lucky you .. Cause my friends didn't have it and this was our HOOD version of cable on the TV screen. Channel 7 .. Channel 25 UHF
@@Suave_TheArtKartel Dude, I lived in Coney Island, Brooklyn and my cousins lived on Linden Boulevard in East New York. "I want my MTV" was just a catch phrase. In my previous statement, I was trying to say that MTV was already out for years and it was popular. Back then, U68 on UHF also played music videos. I am 47 years old now; I remember watching _New York Hot Tracks_ on the weekends with my brother. You're comparing a video show with a video channel, they are not the same.
I remember the Cal Worthington ( and his dog Spot!) car ads from my childhood.
Used to watch this with my mom back in the 80s late night.
I guess I can't blame the hosts for stealing a couple of kisses from Laura
Right
Now that would be harassment. Back then it was showing affection ❤
Latoya Jackson Video came on and my internet just froze. Even my computer doesn't want to relive it 😂
lol
At the time Mtv wasn't play that many black artist and every Friday night at 12:30 am we would get NY hot track and we saw all the good videos this show was so part of my childhood do anyone remember when Angie and Jessie from all my children started hosting the show I also remember 92 ktu would broadcast the show so you could hear it in stereo
💯🖤
The 80's...
My childhood me and my brothers and sisters great times growing up in the 80s love this music. The music today this guy's looking and sounding like girls it's crazy. After the 80s 90s the music change I don't listen to today's music. Watching this on channel 7 at 12midnight.
You r correct. Times has changed
Thanks for sharing, Mone! 1984 was a year of great music and music videos.
HOLY ISH. I just went back to my youth. Thank you for this.
Jordache perfume and eyeshadow!! What a deal!😂
In all seriousness, I love these old music videos!!
😅 a different time
@@MoneMedia a better time in my opinion.😉
I LOVED Shannon!! She was the coolest!!!
she faded out quickly.
This is so awesome back when music vids reigned the tubes
When he said “Michael Jackson’s sister” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
lol
Channel 7 on Saturdays. I remember this show.
Fridays
@@minkseales6280 It repeated on Saturday afternoons as well.
Which 7, by the way? Chicago? Los Angeles? New York City?
@@drummingdanny84 For me, NYC.Those were the days!
Yes!! I grew up on New York Hot Tracks!!
Hot Tracks on Friday night and DJ Mister Magic Rap Attack on Saturday, what a great era this was
Dang Monie does it again! I watch your Saturday morning cartoon collection and 1984 is one of my favorite years from the eighties. This show was one of many from that era. Many major cities had music video shows. I forget the one that aired in Chicago when I was coming up but it was kind of like this show
maybe you're talking about friday night videos
I greatly enjoyed watching this video. It brought back some wonderful memories. I used to enjoy watching New York Hot Tracks every late Saturday night on Philadelphia's Channel 29 back in 1984 and 1985.
Awwwww yeah! Bringing it back!
Man, when that pic of Cameo came up, the lead dude looked like Russel Wilson. Lol
lol he had a big juicy curl
@@MoneMedia "big juicy curl" LMAOOOO I'm dead
The prices of those cars in that first ad are now up to 6 figures
yup
Grew up on this show. Never thought I’d see a full episode again. Salute!
Great memories,songs and videos🎉❤
I didn't know New York hot tracks was on Nation wide, I thought it was a New York thing.
nation wide
Oklahoma City, OK. The black radio station did not play rap music until midnight and only for an hour. New York Hot Tracks kept many country hick towns up to date on music that wasn't in the top 10.
This all holds up nicely. 👌
Brotha I loveeeeee your content!!!! Keep it going! Bringing back memories
Man, I remember laying right under my mother, while she would be sipping on a can of old English, wow talk about nostalgia, and I always said how the 80s were like really the last of the good ol' days!!
This aired on ABC-TV Channel 7 April 27/28, 1984 and was also simulcasted on WKTU 92.3 FM that late Friday night/early Saturday morning
Yo! This is my jam right here 📻 📺
If you have anymore episodes, please post them. Loved this show growing up. I had a mad crush on Irene Cara when I was young but that song 😣
ill try
PLEASE!!!!
So many memories 😢
I didnt know they had this show all over the country I thought wabc just showed as a local show
Yo this joint rock. I remember all of this. Thanks Fam 🔥🔥🔥💯
Back in the day we had to sneak alcohol into the Fun House because they didn't serve alcohol....GOOD MEMORIES!!!
Subscribed! Thank you so much for this amazing time capsule! Opening with Cal Worthington, it just completely threw me in the nostalgia pool! LOL... thank you so much, again.
Wow this is a great show....wish we had this in Canada
At first I wasn't sure if I saw this episode, then Carlos introduced a kick dancer, and then it hit me hard. Yes I remembered this episode, because it was one of the first times that song kick dancing breakdown on tv, then I saw it a lot in the streets. Just brings back such great memories. Especially the song Street Dance by break machine.
The guy in white is dancing like Jason Sudakis on the SNL skit "Whats Up Wit That'😂
😁😆
It brings back memories
Wow I remember watching this as a kid in New jersey. Thanks 👍
I love your channel. Brings back awesome memories!!!! Keep up the great videos!!
Irene Cara
beautiful lady
Awesome 💛
NO CELL PHONES!!!...You left your house and that was that all that was left was the answering machine....Damn I miss the '80s
I'm a NYC kid that stayed up for New York Hot Tracks, every Friday or was it Saturday? I also use to watch Video Music Box
friday night
@@MoneMedia It also aired on Saturday afternoons on the ABC affiliate in NYC.
Thank you for posting!!! These songs are a classic and still being spun!
This definitely brings back memories living in New York of my last year of Junior High School 1984 going into my freshman year of High School that year!
I remember watching this when I was a little kid - born in 1974 - in Bucks County, PA (right next door to Trenton, NJ).
It never even dawned on me that people could see it anywhere but where we were (because I thought it was strictly a local/regional thing).
The more you know.
God, that Tracey Ullman song was sure catchy.
I am amazed by the upper body strength they must have had to do things like the kick dance and breakdancing.
Thanx for posting this - Got any access to any other episodes? Sometimes they played some One Hit Wonders on this show that weren’t actually bad.
I couldn't go and use the bathroom all by myself while this song was playing 27:20
Good Morning
Morning
@@MoneMedia 🦖😊great commercials
Good evening 🙏🏽
Cameo 'She's Strange' - still listen to it-- but the album --Alligator Woman! Best album they ever made!!
I will take all the cars...geez next year is 2024 but I think I will hide in 1984
Hooooo boy Mone bringin the New Yawk *heat* for real!!
How did I miss this!? This will not definitely be "gather around the TV" family viewing for the Monsoon clan this weekend! IT WILL BE A HAPPENING!
I dont care what anyone says - the 80s was the last great decade for American pop culture and music. It has been all downhill since
Word up, I always say that the eighties were the last of the good ol' daze
Everything about the eighties was memorable
1:57 hahaha hoo boy stage right is leaving it all out there on the d-floor tonight huh 😂
lmao
Man nothing like the classic.😭😭😭😭😭
I want that "79' Chevette."
This was very cool to watch! Thanks for sharing.
I noticed they announced a couple of videos like Time After Time but then went to commercial instead. Did you have to edit the songs out or did it broadcast that way?
Had to edit them out boss.
Good ol' RUclips.
Thanks for sharing what you could.
@@MoneMediaif it was 2005 to 2010 we would’ve been able to post all these videos but RUclips changed all that due to the greedy record companies and corporations.
KOVR 13. This is my home territory 😊
Thanks for uploading this episode, I appreciate it. I actually love the commercials, especially the girl at the beginning. Hot Tracks was where I heard of Pamela Stewart, I love that song. You left out some videos: Laura Branigan, Billy Joel, maybe for copyright reasons or courtesy, you couldn't include those. I do ask for the closing videos, can you please upload them all the way through to the Broyhill advertisement, Clothes For Carlos furnished by, the logo big in size, and the syndication music? That is all part of the nostalgia. You might be able to upload closing videos with credits because the closing videos were always cut.
I'm also looking for The Great Record Album Collection and The Record Guide. They played 5 popular videos and closed with an obscure video, a tease with credits and the video cut off. After videotaping those, if I would see the whole video later, I would be blown away. Record Guide closings got me into unknown and alternative music. Please upload The Record Guide if you can too.
I can try and see, I never heard of that in my life. I'll do some research and search. I'll get you posted.
@@MoneMedia I found a commercial of The Great Record Album Collection so you can see what it looked like: ruclips.net/video/_E4BzcDzyPA/видео.html They used a spinning vinyl for the chyrons, then in 1985 changed it to The Record Guide and used a spinning CD instead. I still wonder if Hot Tracks ever played Duran Duran, even when Nile Rogers produced Notorious in 1986. Milwaukee was between syndication contracts then so I didn't get Hot Tracks for a year. Duran Duran really brought a hip hop influence in 1996 covering White Lines by Grandmaster Flash and Melle Mel, but Hot Tracks was long gone by then. And Hot Tracks had so many videos to play, they had priority to play NYC artists, club videos. If they threw on the 1983 rock song "Der Kommisar" a year later, I don't see why not Duran Duran, could have been record company reasons.
They dont overstand that day and time this was such portal to the future urban music video right hear i caught on wpix after the odd couple
The host for hot tracks looks like DJ EZ Rock! IJS 😂
lol
33:06 deffintley had her number 😂
💃💃💃💃💃💃 I remember this
R I P Laura Brannigan. I believed she was from the UK. I stand corrected.
& R I P Irene Cara. So so sad. A real talent.
Rip
Eyewitness News brought me here ✊🏾
New York Hot Tracks was for those who felt FNV was "too white". I remember when they had Madonna on when she first came out. Between those two shows and Video Music Box, NY wasn't missing MTV haha
Though as a child the eighties were strange and bizarre to me
New Watch 13? I'm confused; I grew up in Coney Island, Channel 13 belonged to PBS. Channel 13 was used for educational shows like _Sesame Street,_ _321 Contact,_ _Electric Company._ Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) was did not broadcast this type of content on channel 13 in the 5 boroughs during this era (I moved away in 1997). The channel was completed funded by grants and donations. What part of New York was this recorded?
Im from Brooklyn. Hot tracks use to come on ABC channel 7. I used to watch every Friday night. The person recorded this from another city,state.
@@nesoldier74 I didn't think _New York Hot Tracks_ aired in other states (accept New Jersey). I thought it was only aired in New York City and close by cities.
@@hdjksa52 Me either. I was surprised to see this.
KOVR, the ABC affiliate in Sacramento, CA
@hdjksa52 I knew it was syndicated...I watched it out of Boston and Portland, ME (when I was at school)
74 merrell Av stmfd CT in my project room mr magic red alert , Hot tracks
We had "VH1" here in LA, bu
t I really like this one, too! What fun memories and commercials. Is it just me, or did life seem so much lighter and fun back then? 🧐
seemed a bit lighter and fun
Where’s Luther Vandross Superstar?
45:38 cut off???
copyright
@@MoneMedia oh okay.
When the host kept kissing Laura B. all I could think is "lucky, lucky guy".
Yea I think he hit that...
Everyone who Loved Midnight Patrol as a Child!
Do You Like a Future Reboot for Midnight Patrol At Dreamworks Animation like How They Did to She-ra?
no
@Mone Media: Did you just have this on VHS in your basement? How did you keep this for all these years? All of my videos from back then have been destroyed and/or recorded over.
VHS, boxed up, tucked away in attic.
starting with Give Me Tonight? don't disappoint me now. Really deserved a better video. jeez. Sorry Cameo, but all we want is "Word Up." if you can find Three's Company anywhere, watch it again. it totally holds up today. well, disappointed. the rest of the videos (if you can find them in the commercials for used cars and RVs) are total dogs.
@ 11:06 " the should be a category like this in the Olympics"..... and now there is. prophetic.