I am a native New Yorker...I love this song. It brings back so many memories of what my life was like back in the 1960s when I was young, vibrant, and had the world on a string. The string broke, sadly, and life became something much different than I thought it would be. I guess this probably applies to all of us, and it's what we do with our circumstances that matters. I will always remember the New York City girl that I was with a great deal of fondness and a smile on my face. I thank God for the great memories I have...and I thank Him for all the blessings I have in my life today, as well.
God Bless You, You'r still A New York City Girl. Best Wishes From Scotland, I love New York. Visited many times while working on The QE2 Cruise-liner Back in the 80's and many times since.
@@RM-lj8bv ...Thank you so much and you're right...once a NYC girl, always a NYC girl. I love the Scots as much as I love the Irish, I believe we are interchangeable! BTW...I was never notified of your comment, otherwise I would have responded sooner.
Ahhhahh 🔊 a little vampin 🧛♀️ ooh ooh ooh 💫🌪️ oooh-ahahaha 🌞 *snort* 👃 (oop-) yorkerrr 🗽 and guess what? 🧐 No one opens the door 🚪🔑 nuh-uh 👏 for a native 🌇 New yorker 🚕🚇 here I go 🤸♀️ ohohohoh 🥰 Ahhhhh 👄
Because it's bittersweet. It's about always yearning for something else, imagining something more exciting is just around the corner instead of living in the moment then suddenly you realise...life and the chances you were offered have passed you by because you were so dazzled that you weren't paying attention to what was in front of you. The vocalist (whom I thought at first was a man) is spot on with the emotions she conveys. It's deeply soulful, despite being a disco record, it straddles the two because if souls is about anything, it's about feeling. I know this song thanks to the film The Stud. Like any true classic work of art it is of it's time and speaks beyond it's time.
"Where Did All Those Yesterdays Go?" Life doesn't always turn out like we plan but it is great to go back to a simpler time (albeit in music) and remember all those times in my Native New York. The 70's and 80's Rock. Disco was King!!!
For those wondering, the other musicians are backing vocalists Around McCuller, David Lasley, Susan Collins, Bobby Linzer, Charlie Calello, Jr., Monique Calello, Stephanie Linzer, and Tonny Selco; guitarists Cornell Dupree, Eric Weissberg, Hugh McCracken, Jeff Mironov, and John Tropea; bassists Gordon Edwards and Will Lee; drummers Charles Collins, Ron Tierno, and Terry Silverlight; percussionist Sandy Linzer; vibraphonist-marimbist David Carey; keyboardist-arranger-conductor Charlie Calello; keyboardists Pat Rebillot and Richard Tee; French horn players Fred Griffin and Jim Buffington; reed players George Marge and Michael Brecker; trombonist Tony Studd; bass trombonist David Taylor; and trumpeters Lew Soloff and Randy Brecker.
I remember the first time dancing to this song at a disco . I will never forget it ! What a great song to dance to ! And the girls!! They would just come over and dance with you, what a time to live!!! I wished it would never end
"What you waiting for,...no one opens the door for a Native,... Native New Yorker." Love is song. It takes me back to a really great time in life. RIP - Uncle Andrew
How sad! There was a time people did open doors for others in NYC. In fact, I once had a construction worker jump out in the road to stop the traffic so I could cross the street. I guess he got tired of seeing me hop off the curb, only to hop back on it again because I chickened out. That was in the late 1960s before Women's Lib ruined chivalry. Pity. I did NOT like that movement!
First rule of Long tall money Ain't nobody gonna be above suspect get the private investigator jobs of the case technically the credentials for the test results from the heifers cliques
En México una tienda de ropa usaba está canción para promocionar el muy visto y usado traje estilo Travolta y con un chico bailando al ritmo de esta canción. Cómo lo recuerdo tendría 10 años yo.
This song is sometimes forgotten, because it was being played at the height of Saturday Night Fever popularity . This song just makes me feel so alive!😊😊😊😊😊
Born & raised in northern NJ right across the Hudson River river from NYC. I remember mornings getting ready for high school in late 77 when this song was a hit. Even though not technically a native New Yorker, when you grow up in close proximity to it, you totally get this song. And Odyssey nailed the vibe of the city! Special song for me. Where did all those yesterdays go! :-(
82 baby here just heard this for first time this year. What! This is gold! My jam now while rollerblading at 5 am in the morning before anyone is up to see my crazy behind lol
Still a great classic song! This song was played on Good Times when Thelma was performing a dance! I still enjoy this song too everywhere all of the time! Long live this great song!
The late and grea tMike Brecker on tenor sax solo! Legendary sax player of our time on millions of recordings and commercials ! As well as solo albums and with his brother Randy on trumpet from "The Brecker Brothers band" Also performed , with James Taylor, Aerosmith ,Paul Simon, Joni Mitchell and many more!
Shout out to my fellow native New Yorkers no matter where you live now. You can leave NYC but NYC never leaves you. Manhattan, the Bronx (hey), Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island.
As a True Native New Yorker…someone who was born and raised in the 5 Boroughs…this song hits ALOT different…I can go anywhere in the world and NYC will be there with me 😊
My late Mother grew up in the Bronx in the 40’s, 50’s & 60’s, also worked in Manhattan. then moved to SFla in the 70’s. This was her song that made her feel like she was back home, walking through the city, riding the subways & talking smack with her sister & friends. This will always bring me back to being a little girl, watching my mom smile, dance & sing to this.
This was my disco song of all time!! In the club, I would dance my a** off to this!! Thank you Odyssy for this song!! Happy Heavenly Birthday Queen Louisa Lopez!!
New York girl, ooh, ooh, ooh Runnin' pretty, New York City girl Twenty-five, thirty-five Hello baby, New York City girl You grew up riding the subways running with people Up in Harlem, down on Broadway You're no tramp but you're no lady, talkin' that street talk You're the heart and soul of New York City And love, love is just a passing word It's the thought you had in a taxi cab That got left on the curb When he dropped you off at East 83rd Oh, oh, oh (Oh, oh, oh) You're a native New Yorker You should know the score by now (You should know by now) You're a native New Yorker New York girl, ooh, ooh, ooh Music plays, everyone's dancing closer and closer Making friends and finding lovers There you are lost in the shadows searching for someone (Searchin' for someone) To set you free from New York City And, whoa, where did all those yesterdays go When you still believed Love could really be like a Broadway show? You are the star, win the applause Oh, oh, oh (Oh, oh, oh) You're a native New Yorker No one opens the door For a native New Yorker Ooh, ooh, ooh Native, native, native New Yorker Where did all those yesterdays go When you still believed Love could really be like a Broadway show? You are the star You're a native New Yorker You should know the score by now You're a native New Yorker You should know the score You should know the score by now You're a native New Yorker, oh, oh, oh (Native, native, native New Yorker) You're a native New Yorker Whoa, oh ho ho, you're a native New Yorker You should know the score (Native, native, native new Yorker) You're a native New Yorker What you waiting for, no one opens the door (You're a native New Yorker) For a native, for a native New Yorker
@@CaptainV0dka No, it's the dictionary definition. I don't remember which dictionary but if you just read all of them, you'll find it. Get back to me after you've read them all.
This songs brings memory of growing in the Bronx with my family as a kids. For sure no one opens the door for a naive New Yorker we just push on through .. lol
Until today I hadn't heard this song since it was on the charts in early '78. I lived in NJ then and NYC radio stations naturally played the crap out of it. I live in SoCal now, and today I happened to turn on the radio while a rebroadcast of Casey Kasem's Weekly Top 40 show from 1/28/78 was playing. I was in the car long enough to hear most of the songs from #28 to somewhere in the top ten, and this was one of them (#26). Every song brought back a lot of memories of that cold a** winter. The Nor'easter of '78 was on Feb 6 - 7, just a little over a week after that Top 40 show aired and while this song was getting a lot of airplay.
I remember this song Native New Yorker by Odyssey I had their album and WBLS use to play this song all the time. I love this song as well. This song will never get old.
Always loved this song, I can identify with the feelings even though I've never been anywhere near New York and even though "Native Colcestrian" somehow doesn't quite cut it...
The last time I heard this song, like analog tape through an FM radio you actually have to pull/push the physical buttons on to auto tune to the station listened to it, was in a Camaro with no Limited Slip with an ass end practically hanging off the Williamsburg bridge in a snowstorm.... Good fuckin' times, thank YOU W-B-L-S!
The production team on this were brilliant. Superb melody, arrangement and vocal performance, by Odyssey. I’ve only just discovered that the sax solo was by the jazz virtuoso Michael Brecker. I always thought it was a bit superior.
I am a native of Detroit, but have always loved this song. I want thank whomever posted this for toning down that high hat. It was too prominent in the original.
My taught me how to do the hustle dance. off this song from Brooklyn ny I’m a native New Yorker yeah I learn that dance at 12 years old n I would tell my mom to play it over again n when she would start that record player omg dam I miss my mother so much 🥺😢😭
It reminds me of my life in the 70s and 80s at the clubs. I lived for the weekends. Could not wait to get dolled up with the make up, big hair, nail color matched Lip color, heels 👠 matched 👛. Best time of my life. Before cells. Before insta-brag. Before women were dressing super sleazy . Probably the most daring was the Danskin leotard with the wrap skirt. You couldn’t where a bra. Miss those times!
Little vampin'
hahaha
Ooh ooh ooh
💋💋💋💋💋
Dfntly...
When you're a native New Yorker like me, this jam hits different
Wendy might have brought me here- but the original absolutely hits!✨✨
I can't imagine being a Native New Yorker and being so charmed by this song, what an amazing feeling that must be
It is
You can or you can't imagine. Make up your mind women
It feels good ❤
Being a Native New Yorker myself..when I’m someplace else you better believe that NYC is there TOO 😊
this was the anthem for house parties and block parties.
Timeless cut to true native New Yorkers!
I am a native New Yorker...I love this song. It brings back so many memories of what my life was like back in the 1960s when I was young, vibrant, and had the world on a string. The string broke, sadly, and life became something much different than I thought it would be. I guess this probably applies to all of us, and it's what we do with our circumstances that matters. I will always remember the New York City girl that I was with a great deal of fondness and a smile on my face. I thank God for the great memories I have...and I thank Him for all the blessings I have in my life today, as well.
God Bless You, You'r still A New York City Girl. Best Wishes From Scotland, I love New York. Visited many times while working on The QE2 Cruise-liner Back in the 80's and many times since.
God bless you indeed!
@@RM-lj8bv ...Thank you so much and you're right...once a NYC girl, always a NYC girl. I love the Scots as much as I love the Irish, I believe we are interchangeable! BTW...I was never notified of your comment, otherwise I would have responded sooner.
@@goliaboi ...Thank you very much...and God bless you, as well! Stay healthy!
Amen!!
I'm from Baltimore, but her singing about New York is straight fire 🔥... Brings back so many childhood memories.
I've often thought how groovy it must be to be a native New Yorker!
Trust me it is
Yes it is and believe that a Native New Yorker is someone from the 5 Boroughs.
Ahhhahh 🔊 a little vampin 🧛♀️ ooh ooh ooh 💫🌪️ oooh-ahahaha 🌞 *snort* 👃 (oop-) yorkerrr 🗽 and guess what? 🧐 No one opens the door 🚪🔑 nuh-uh 👏 for a native 🌇 New yorker 🚕🚇 here I go 🤸♀️ ohohohoh 🥰 Ahhhhh 👄
LOOOOL
Cut your drugs
😂😂😂😂😂😂
I'm not even American and this gives me a strange nostalgia that I can't explain x
Because it's bittersweet. It's about always yearning for something else, imagining something more exciting is just around the corner instead of living in the moment then suddenly you realise...life and the chances you were offered have passed you by because you were so dazzled that you weren't paying attention to what was in front of you. The vocalist (whom I thought at first was a man) is spot on with the emotions she conveys. It's deeply soulful, despite being a disco record, it straddles the two because if souls is about anything, it's about feeling. I know this song thanks to the film The Stud. Like any true classic work of art it is of it's time and speaks beyond it's time.
@@topenglish6674 I’m only 30 but yah I know what you mean xxx
You hit the nail right on the head
British Heavy Metal fan here , but I still love this track so beautifully crafted
"Where Did All Those Yesterdays Go?" Life doesn't always turn out like we plan but it is great to go back to a simpler time (albeit in music) and remember all those times in my Native New York. The 70's and 80's Rock. Disco was King!!!
Yes, absolutely !
True That❤
1:20 a little vamping 😂
How peaceful music was,In the 70s.❤.❤❤❤❤
Born in Bklyn, raised in Queens, went to school & worked in The City & had a gf from The Boogie Down …🗽🍎⚙️✨
For those wondering, the other musicians are backing vocalists Around McCuller, David Lasley, Susan Collins, Bobby Linzer, Charlie Calello, Jr., Monique Calello, Stephanie Linzer, and Tonny Selco; guitarists Cornell Dupree, Eric Weissberg, Hugh McCracken, Jeff Mironov, and John Tropea; bassists Gordon Edwards and Will Lee; drummers Charles Collins, Ron Tierno, and Terry Silverlight; percussionist Sandy Linzer; vibraphonist-marimbist David Carey; keyboardist-arranger-conductor Charlie Calello; keyboardists Pat Rebillot and Richard Tee; French horn players Fred Griffin and Jim Buffington; reed players George Marge and Michael Brecker; trombonist Tony Studd; bass trombonist David Taylor; and trumpeters Lew Soloff and Randy Brecker.
New York heavyweights. Legends. Sadly sone have passed on
@blue star These are the musicians that played on this album. Without them you wouldn't have this tune
They had a whole audience with them ⊙.☉ rofl
Thanks dude, credits are super important.
@@va6899 🤓☝
I remember the first time dancing to this song at a disco . I will never forget it ! What a great song to dance to ! And the girls!! They would just come over and dance with you, what a time to live!!! I wished it would never end
goose bumps love it❤
Thelma from Good times brought me here.Proud to be a native New Yorker East Harlem
this song is seriously a bop thanks Wendy
As a Native New York 🔥🔥🔥🔥always been my song as a kid
Thelma from Good Times bought me here!!
Bernnadette Stanis, that is.
"What you waiting for,...no one opens the door for a Native,... Native New Yorker." Love is song. It takes me back to a really great time in life.
RIP - Uncle Andrew
that is the part where wendy williams flops it :OOO
How sad! There was a time people did open doors for others in NYC. In fact, I once had a construction worker jump out in the road to stop the traffic so I could cross the street. I guess he got tired of seeing me hop off the curb, only to hop back on it again because I chickened out. That was in the late 1960s before Women's Lib ruined chivalry. Pity. I did NOT like that movement!
First rule of Long tall money
Ain't nobody gonna be above suspect get the private investigator jobs of the case technically the credentials for the test results from the heifers cliques
@@stevewoodson4635can you please me what you're trying to say..?
this song should've been in saturday night fever!
YES!!
En México una tienda de ropa usaba está canción para promocionar el muy visto y usado traje estilo Travolta y con un chico bailando al ritmo de esta canción. Cómo lo recuerdo tendría 10 años yo.
I’ll never forget the first time I heard this song. Thelma on the show Good Times danced to it. Awesome performance!!
Thelma is a real native NewYorker.
Nice song,real classy
Where have all those funky Yesterdays gone? :(
they're right here
I agree
Manuel Windecker they all went to RUclips🤣👍
I love this song.
This song hits all the right places for me. Just put me in a happy mood. 😄 🎶 Absolutely timeless. ✌🏽
Wow!, what a beautiful comment.
This song is sometimes forgotten, because it was being played at the height of Saturday Night Fever popularity . This song just makes me feel so alive!😊😊😊😊😊
Yes but still it's reached #21 which was respectable.
The Masked Singer brought me here
Me too
Born & raised in northern NJ right across the Hudson River river from NYC. I remember mornings getting ready for high school in late 77 when this song was a hit. Even though not technically a native New Yorker, when you grow up in close proximity to it, you totally get this song. And Odyssey nailed the vibe of the city!
Special song for me. Where did all those yesterdays go! :-(
Jersey City right? Or was it Hoboken? 🤔🤔🤔
@@dentatusdentatus1592 Jersey City.
Fabulous song 👍
As a Jersey Girl who grew up in Hackensack, I absolutely agree
Who's listening in 2024? Happy New Year New York ! ♥
❤️👍❤️👍❤️
The drumming is tight.
That intro makes it all worth while.
I’m from the UK 🇬🇧 but I want to hear this in Times Square and dance my arse off! 😂
times square s terrible now like disney fucking world
@@thecapricorn11 really cos in the movies it looks fuckin ace 😂
@@DamianTheLightskin trust me
I am happy to say that I have now been introduced to a completely different range of music and I am so happy
I am just hearing this song from pose when Electra was on the pier ....I love it absolutely love it can't stop dancing
It's got to be the coolest song ever
82 baby here just heard this for first time this year. What! This is gold! My jam now while rollerblading at 5 am in the morning before anyone is up to see my crazy behind lol
😅😅...
Wendy Williams from the Masked Singer brought me here
You mean Wendell
The feeling this song gave me growing up in Brooklyn.......1974
Still a great classic song! This song was played on Good Times when Thelma was performing a dance! I still enjoy this song too everywhere all of the time! Long live this great song!
BerNadette Stanis she was beautiful.
The late and grea tMike Brecker on tenor sax solo! Legendary sax player of our time on millions of recordings and commercials ! As well as solo albums and with his brother Randy on trumpet from "The Brecker Brothers band" Also performed , with James Taylor, Aerosmith ,Paul Simon, Joni Mitchell and many more!
This LP seen me through my hardest/darkest time.
Shout out to my fellow native New Yorkers no matter where you live now. You can leave NYC but NYC never leaves you. Manhattan, the Bronx (hey), Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island.
Good taste in music brought me here
When he drops you off on East 33rd. Gee....😊😊😊😊 I'm going to Times Square.
RIP MS LOPEZ...SUCH A BEAUTIFUL TALENTED QUEEN❤️💯💯💯
1970s great decade ✌🏻
The best
This made me smile inside and out! I was 16 again for 4 minutes, superb 💕 💕 💕... X ❤️
As a child songs like this drove me to visit NYC.
I hope you had a good experience while there.
I am from Mexico and I feel nostalgia for that time, I cannot imagine how was life in New York in those times when this song was popular on the radio.
As a True Native New Yorker…someone who was born and raised in the 5 Boroughs…this song hits ALOT different…I can go anywhere in the world and NYC will be there with me 😊
September 17, 2021 and still lovin’ this. ❤️🎶
My late Mother grew up in the Bronx in the 40’s, 50’s & 60’s, also worked in Manhattan. then moved to SFla in the 70’s. This was her song that made her feel like she was back home, walking through the city, riding the subways & talking smack with her sister & friends. This will always bring me back to being a little girl, watching my mom smile, dance & sing to this.
This was my disco song of all time!! In the club, I would dance my a** off to this!!
Thank you Odyssy for this song!!
Happy Heavenly Birthday Queen Louisa Lopez!!
New York girl, ooh, ooh, ooh
Runnin' pretty, New York City girl
Twenty-five, thirty-five
Hello baby, New York City girl
You grew up riding the subways running with people
Up in Harlem, down on Broadway
You're no tramp but you're no lady, talkin' that street talk
You're the heart and soul of New York City
And love, love is just a passing word
It's the thought you had in a taxi cab
That got left on the curb
When he dropped you off at East 83rd
Oh, oh, oh
(Oh, oh, oh)
You're a native New Yorker
You should know the score by now
(You should know by now)
You're a native New Yorker
New York girl, ooh, ooh, ooh
Music plays, everyone's dancing closer and closer
Making friends and finding lovers
There you are lost in the shadows searching for someone
(Searchin' for someone)
To set you free from New York City
And, whoa, where did all those yesterdays go
When you still believed
Love could really be like a Broadway show?
You are the star, win the applause
Oh, oh, oh
(Oh, oh, oh)
You're a native New Yorker
No one opens the door
For a native New Yorker
Ooh, ooh, ooh
Native, native, native New Yorker
Where did all those yesterdays go
When you still believed
Love could really be like a Broadway show?
You are the star
You're a native New Yorker
You should know the score by now
You're a native New Yorker
You should know the score
You should know the score by now
You're a native New Yorker, oh, oh, oh
(Native, native, native New Yorker)
You're a native New Yorker
Whoa, oh ho ho, you're a native New Yorker
You should know the score
(Native, native, native new Yorker)
You're a native New Yorker
What you waiting for, no one opens the door
(You're a native New Yorker)
For a native, for a native New Yorker
I always heard this line; You are the star, win the applause as, You are the star, when did it close
Can we acknowledge how sad this song is?
What makes this song sad?
@@SebastianHernandez-jh2yz The pretty NYC girl ends up alone because she didn't take her chance at love when she had it
is that your definition of sad?
@@CaptainV0dka No, it's the dictionary definition. I don't remember which dictionary but if you just read all of them, you'll find it. Get back to me after you've read them all.
@@WikeddTung cool story bro
I live in London and get such a good vibe from this song !
Wendy Williams masked singer performance brought me here
Same
Me too😄
Definitely! I just had to show the original to my daughter who constantly watches Wendy's version on TikTok.
Same😊
Same
POSE final season brought me here. LOVE this classic!!!
Same!!
Same 💞💕💕💞
I have cousins who live in New York state but this is about New York City. Love the song. I ❤️ NY.
Still got this album, the first one my dad bought me to play on my record player, and indeed as the song asks " where did all our yesterdays go?"
This song was out when I was 11 years old. 👍👍🙂🙏
This songs brings memory of growing in the Bronx with my family as a kids. For sure no one opens the door for a naive New Yorker we just push on through .. lol
Until today I hadn't heard this song since it was on the charts in early '78. I lived in NJ then and NYC radio stations naturally played the crap out of it. I live in SoCal now, and today I happened to turn on the radio while a rebroadcast of Casey Kasem's Weekly Top 40 show from 1/28/78 was playing. I was in the car long enough to hear most of the songs from #28 to somewhere in the top ten, and this was one of them (#26). Every song brought back a lot of memories of that cold a** winter. The Nor'easter of '78 was on Feb 6 - 7, just a little over a week after that Top 40 show aired and while this song was getting a lot of airplay.
Great memories. I'm right there with ya!
I'm from the desert of Arizona and we were having a '50 year flood" then and when it made it to the east it was a blizzard.
What a GREAT band and what a GREAT song!!! I've been a fan of Odyssey's since I heard this song in 1977 while in college.
My mothers jam. In California letting us know nothing can touch New York City.
Bought the single ...Then the album in 1977... Gave me true insight of NYC then ☺️ !!
two words: wendy williams
A great song, and time.
I'm not even a New Yorker and here I am bopping to this jam.
I HATE New York and would never, ever live there but I like this song, I grew up listening to it
I remember this song Native New Yorker by Odyssey I had their album and WBLS use to play this song all the time. I love this song as well. This song will never get old.
Always loved this song, I can identify with the feelings even though I've never been anywhere near New York and even though "Native Colcestrian" somehow doesn't quite cut it...
1977❤
I spent the 70’s on roller skates to this and many other songs
Heard this on a perfume commercial and fell in love. I’m from Chicago but been to New York twice . It kinda feels like home but still so different .
Same here! Chi-Town!!
The last time I heard this song, like analog tape through an FM radio you actually have to pull/push the physical buttons on to auto tune to the station listened to it, was in a Camaro with no Limited Slip with an ass end practically hanging off the Williamsburg bridge in a snowstorm.... Good fuckin' times, thank YOU W-B-L-S!
Superb tune! Takes me back to my salad years. Glasgow....not New York! A young uni student who loved this sound!
I bet the New Yorkers would be happy!
Had completely forgotten this song until this morning - Thank you Graham Norton!!!
The production team on this were brilliant. Superb melody, arrangement and vocal performance, by Odyssey.
I’ve only just discovered that the sax solo was by the jazz virtuoso Michael Brecker. I always thought it was a bit superior.
I had this album back in the 70;s. There was another good song on it, though I can't remember the name.
reminds me of my auntie a disco queen
from downtown nyc ❤
The 70s and 80s Rock! 🕶
Good Times!!!
beautiful artwork beautiful muzik!! X
I listened to this the day I was to go on my trip to New York just back in April of this year!
POSE AND ELEKTRA
This is pure pop brilliance, time to get it on!
I am a native of Detroit, but have always loved this song. I want thank whomever posted this for toning down that high hat. It was too prominent in the original.
Having lived there for a few years, I love listening to this song.
Spanish Harlem E 111st 10029...ok NYC Rock Period.!!!!. Thank You Odyssey For this Beautiful Song 2023 To Infinity and Back.😭😭❤️🗽
Great memories of my childhood days in the 70's & 80's . Tony Reynolds, Lillian Lopez, & Louise gone too soon
😇🕘🎼🎵🎶🎹🥁🎸🎷💎🎤😍
My taught me how to do the hustle dance. off this song from Brooklyn ny I’m a native New Yorker yeah I learn that dance at 12 years old n I would tell my mom to play it over again n when she would start that record player omg dam I miss my mother so much 🥺😢😭
Native New Yorker here!
She was great yes
Wendy Williams brought me here
I love this song.. even though im not from new york ❤❤
It reminds me of my life in the 70s and 80s at the clubs. I lived for the weekends. Could not wait to get dolled up with the make up, big hair, nail color matched
Lip color, heels 👠 matched 👛. Best time of my life. Before cells. Before insta-brag. Before women were dressing super sleazy . Probably the most daring was the Danskin leotard with the wrap skirt. You couldn’t where a bra. Miss those times!
MARRY ME
Superb.
Wow!! Happy!!! Thanks!!!!