Vinnie Vincent who used to play with Kiss, is playing the guitar. GE Smith, who played with Hall & Oates and was also a band leader on Saturday night live is playing the bass. And last but not least, Dan Hartman. I absolutely loved Dan Hartman and I'm so sad that he passed away. RIP Dan
Sadly he died of Aids in March of 1994. He made a few great POP hits. That were full of positive energy, his songs made you want to dance. R.I.P. The 70's-mid 80's were far from perfect. But were a much happier time. Most people got a long too.
Dan made more than "a few" pop hits and he wrote songs for and recorded with James Brown, Tina Turner, Chaka Khan, Nona Hendryx, David Lee Roth and countless others.
'a few"? Hartman's songs have been recorded by James Brown, Chaka Khan, Diana Ross, David Lee Roth and many others. He also produced Brown, Little Richard and several others.
Another megga hit from 1978…. The beautiful Linda Clifford, singing the Broadway hit from “Sweet Charity”…. “ If My Friends Could See Me Now”. Another high energy song that filled the dancefloor!! 🥂😜🤪🔥🌈
Dan was from my hometown. Had many great times dancing at pool parties, Legion and fire hall dances to his band The Legends. The Legends were recognized at the time as one of, if not the best, rock cover bands in the larger Central Pennsylvania area, as well as for performing their original material. Dan got his big break when asked to sit in with Edgar Winter, subsequently joining that group until lunching his solo career during the disco era. Dan left us way too soon... RIP Dan.
Woo hoo hoo! I am so glad you enjoyed this song too Jay and Amber! I love this! what a fun 'Blast from the Past!" I forgot about this song! I think I was 12 or 13 maybe when this song came out! This song got us out on the roller-skating floor too amongst other songs you have reacted already! Ha! Yes, Amber it is an upbeat feel-good song! I enjoyed this reaction! ☮ and 💕
Gotta listen to Dan Hartman’s “Relight My Fire” At Studio 54, 1980!! Incredible super disco dance tune, and a glimpse into the world renown ultimate disco… New York Cities Studio 54…. In an old movie theatre/TV studio!! 😜💃🏻🥂
You have to do Vertigo/Relight my fire by Dan Hartman from 1979. You have to play the extended version, though. Amber will love it!! It's 1 of the best disco tracks imo. We we heard the very beginning of the hypnotic sound of Vertigo, we were on the floor in 2 seconds. It's a banger. You 2 are the bomb. Going thru a tough time with hubby's grave illness, & you bring a smile to my face every day. My brother sent me a reaction of yours, & I told him I watch you everyday & he should too. He's an old hippie 70. I told him your understanding & interpretation of the music is outstanding. Keep up the great reactions!! There's so much great music yet to discover!! Rock on 🤘
This Pa. Native is near and dear to my heart . Heard is songs at the Discos ,Rollar Disco and later when I worked in the disco as Bartender. A great time to be alive . My Favorite is the long Version of his song Vertigo/ Relight my Fire . Those years were fun , no drama and no worries .
"Instant Replay" peaked @ #1 on the Disco chart on Oct. 14, 1978. That same week, it first appeared on the Billboard Hot 100 Pop chart eventually peaking @ #29 in January, 1979 and peaking @ #44 on the R&B chart. Check out Hartman's biggest club hit "Vertigo/Relight My Fire" which first charted in Nov. 1979 on the Disco chart -- then hit #1 for 6 weeks starting Jan. 12, 1980. Please do an extended version not a radio edit.
@@jeffvanderpool4039 "Instant Replay" (LP - all cuts) entered the Disco chart AUGUST 19, 1978 charting for 29 weeks, peaking @ #1 (OCTOBER 14, 1978) to be precise); "Instant Replay" entered the Pop chart 10/14/78 charting for 29 weeks (so it obviously crossed over into 1979); "Instant Replay" entered the R&B chart on 11/11/78 charting for 11 weeks peaking @ #44 (so it also crossed over into 1979 before it completed the chart run.)
I go strictly by the Billboard Book Of Top 40 Hits. I was simply pointing out that Instant Replay didn't peak at 29 until January of 79 since your original post indicated it peaked in 78. It debuted in the Top 40 on 12/2/78 and spent 7 weeks in the top 40.
ABSOLUTELY! The extended version is the way to go! That is a Disco classic which continues to resonate within the House Music community. That track had life on not only the mainstream genre charts but in the underground as well.
@@platterjockeyThe version they reacted doesn’t sound like the original. I guess Dan re-recorded it as a solo artist. Here’s the video: ruclips.net/video/TYgND8NYKn4/видео.html
@@VIDSTORAGE Yeah, the remake is too 1980s for my taste, but it is DAN's song, so I can't complain. (And perhaps one day they will cover the original Edgar Winter version, as well.)
DH was such an awesome and amazing muscian .... One of my go to's when i was spinning at weddings and parties. And the countdown at the beginning was my intro into the New Year at parties ... For many years.....😊❤😊❤
I love this song, I remember to dancing to this back in the day. I remember everyone singing along to this while dancing. This a great song, like you said a fun song, can't help but move
Anyone notice the guitar player and bass player??? Its the one and only future Kiss lead guitarist Vinnie Vincent, and future Hall & Oates guitarist (and Saturday Night Live band leader) G.E. Smith on bass. Great stuff !!
Dan Hartman also wrote James Brown’s “Living In America”. Yes….THE James Brown, Godfather Of Soul! If you haven’t reacted to that one yet, I highly recommend it. ❤
he also wrote a rap/funk tune that didn't get a lot of attention but deserves to be heard called "Can't Stop The Street (Krush Groove)" that Chaka Khan recorded. He also worked with former New York Doll David Johansson. Little Richard too.
New artist suggestion is XTC. Their biggest song was “Senses Working Overtime” (1982), but this is a band with a lot of depth and longevity. Very unique sound. “English Settlement“ is still one of my favorite albums, right up there with “Dark Side of the Moon“ and “Born to Run.“ Another popular song is “Dear God”
You've hit on one of my all-time favorite jams. I play this song regularly just to feel the happy even tho it came out when just before I hit high school. Glad you loved it, thought you would 😄 (btw, this was a disco track, 100% - there IS a longer version)
Another Dan Hartman classic is "I Can Dream About You" from the soundtrack of the 80s rock n' roll action cult classic film "Streets of Fire" which you guys will love if you react to it.
May I make three suggestions? 1) Boz Skaggs's "Jo Jo" 2) Chicago's "Beginnings" 3) Ashley Alexander's "Spring Can Hang You Up the Most. The last suggestions is Jazz Big Band. Not sure if you ever have done this before. I hope you consider this. Actually, there is a 4th. Joe Jackson, "You can't get what you want (till you know what you want)
Dan Hartman started producing music for publication when he was just 13 years old! He was a prodigy for sure. His music has a very rich sound because Dan wrote, composed, played and produced each song. He also produced music for some of the greatest musicians in the world including Tina Turner and James Brown. He is responsible for some of the most incredible music we've ever had, both as an artist and as a producer. Dear lord, I would have loved to have known him.
It's a big disco hit from Hartman's early period, here with a pretty impressive band including G. E. Smith (Hall and Oates band) on lead guitar and Vinnie Vincent(mid 80's KISS) on rhythm guitar.
This was the first record I bought with my own money. It was a 45 and couldn't wait to get home and play it. Had to wait until my older brother was out of the house so I could slip it on his turntable. He was one of those don't touch my stuff kind of big brothers. 🤣
I was a club dj when this came out. The day this arrived in the mail i proceeded to wear out all of those asses on the dance floor. People would just scream with disco joy. Miss those days🎉🎉❤
Dan Hartman was a great songwriter and wrote for other artists but my favorite song of his is ""I Can Dream about You "" from the Streets of Fire "" soundtrack
Another one from my childhood of going to 21st birthday parties and wedding receptions. The flares, the big collared satin shirts and the platforms. I had such a great time at these parties. Boogie on people. Cheers, Paul.😁👍🎶📀❤️
Don't knownif you know it but, the sax near the end was played by Edgar Winter, that guitarist is Vinnie Vincent later KISS lead guitarist after Ace left, and the bass player is GE Smith who payed lead guitar for Hall and Oates forever.
Hey guys, I think your honest, passionate and true love for great music is a wonderful thing to watch. I was going through my music collection to watch reactions on RUclips of artists and songs that I love and found that you two lovely people have already listened to and enjoyed most of my favourites 😀👍🏼 I did notice that you have NEVER reacted to Paolo Nutini 🏴 ‘Iron Sky’- live at Abbey Road Studios ??? This song has something for both of you my cute couple, -great lyrics,message and musicians for Jay 💙 -fantastic vocals and backing singers for Amber 💖 This young man is from Scotland and sings with so much passion and emotion that you can feel it in your soul! When he performed this Adele was waiting to go in next and watched the whole thing she said “it was the best vocal she had ever seen”…..he sings very much like the late Otis Reading or like he should have been a performer in the 50’s/60’s. I promise that you will not be disappointed as this is 💯🔥 I really hope you watch, react and enjoy his very unique voice and style. Best wishes from your new subscriber from London 🇬🇧 Janine x ruclips.net/video/ELKbtFljucQ/видео.html
Amber & Jay, First ☝️ of all, Rip 🪦 Dan Hartman, Ur no longer with us but ur music 🎶 n music 🎶 video's will continue to go on for everybody's lifetime. Here R Some of Dan Hartman's greatest 👍 music 🎶 video hits that U guys have to react. 2)Instant Replay (one of my favorites); 3)Relight My Fire 🔥o(Another favorite of mines); 4)We Are The Young; 5)Second Nature; 6)Talking To The Wall; 7)Waiting To See You; 8)Get Outta Town; 9)Hands Down; 10)The Love In Your Eyes; 11)This Is Ia; 12)Name Of The Game; 13)It's Hurts To Be In Love; 14)Heaven In Your Arms; 15)Rage To Live. Thank U for ur reaction to Dan Hartman's number 2 song on my list.
I remember back in the day we would call this song "Instant Disco" 😂 First big hit after leaving the Edgar Winter Group. Looking for more disco how about "Do It" by B.T. Express or some more K.C. & The Sunshine band "Get Down Tonight" or "Shake Your Booty".
I forgot all about this song. Used to dance to it at high school dances. I'm looking at the guitar player though and thinking, noooo! It can't be!. Sure enough, after I went and checked it out, it's Vinnie Vincent from KISS. I can't unsee it now. LMAO! Then I just learned that the bass player is G.E. Smith. The band leader from Saturday Night Live.
Since you like both disco and Star Wars, I think a future reaction should definitely be Meco. Meco was a New York record producer, arranger, and orchestra conductor who had a knack for taking movie themes and making them very funky and perfect for the clubs. Very underrated disco artist even though he was on the same Casablanca label as Donna Summer.
Goid song but OMG..RELIGHT MY FIRE has that Friday night nyc vintage disco bear that is sure to wind up on your playlusts and its gormt Lolita Halloway doing backup. It can't get much better ..unless it came with a light up dance floor. Your Beoomlyn friend ~Red..the o.g. disco queen
This was a "Never off the radio" song for a full year back in 1978/1979 and in the end I never ever wanted to hear it ever again! But that was then and this is now - and yeah, it is a fun good humoured track and made for dancing.
can you two imagine the difference between sitting in front of a computer watching this video or being in an actual disco in the 80s on a sweaty Friday night like me and my friends were with 300 other people jumping around to this wild fun song? And "Relight My Fire" is even wilder.
More Earth Wind and Fire Please: That's the Way of The World, Be .Ever Wonderful, Got to Get You Into My Life, Get Away, Sing A Song, Can't Hide Love,, Devotion, Evolution Orange, so many more! THE ELEMENTS PLEASE!
What??? Hall & Oats GE Smith! Didn't know he played on this!And Vinne Vincent too!? Some crazy music history there!!! Grew up on this and loved it at the end of the disco era before the 80s. I remember watching this on a tv disco show
One of Dan Hartman’s songs ‘ Relight My Fire ‘ was redone by a boy band Take That , a group that hasn’t featured on your channel yet that had many hits in the 90’s . They are joined by Lulu ( whose song ‘To Sir With Love ‘ you reviewed a few months ago and loved )
Never heard this one before. This was fun. Felt like a mix of ABBA and Leo Sayer. Song Suggestion: Cover Girls--Show Me. Patreon Movie Suggestion: Clash Of The Titans (1981).
Yet we are starving for Earth Wind &Fire. Maybe Philip Bailey put voodoo on this channel but only four EWF songs and none in over a years seems negligent for a reaction channel that's done five Osmonds songs.
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His masterpiece is “Vertigo/Relight My Fire,” with the incomparable true disco diva Loretta Holloway on vocals. A must listen!
And backed by the great MFSB, the heart of the Philly Soul sound
Yeah, I absolutely loved that one! Maybe they will enjoy it some day.
It still used to go down a storm in the UK House clubs 20 years later.
Loleatta Holloway, not Loretta.
did you buy the "Keep The Fire Burning" Dan Hartman compilation? The version of "Relight My Fire" is instrumental!
and you wouldn't believe Dan used to play pop, ballads, hard rock and even heavy metal when he was with the Edgar Winter Group. R.I.P. Dan Hartman
Dan Hartman and KC and The Sunshine Band were so much fun to listen to in the 70s.
Bought this record in 1978, the first of many Dan Hartman records
I Haven't Heard This Song In Over 30 Years Now . . . 🙂
Wow, . . . A Blast From Our Past . . . :-)
I was about to comment the same thing.
Ditto.
same
Vinnie Vincent who used to play with Kiss, is playing the guitar. GE Smith, who played with Hall & Oates and was also a band leader on Saturday night live is playing the bass. And last but not least, Dan Hartman. I absolutely loved Dan Hartman and I'm so sad that he passed away. RIP Dan
Laura, do you know who the drummer is? He cracked me up when he was staring at the camera trying to look suave.
@@ronbruno5942He is Hilly Michaels who played in the band Sparks ... Do you remember them? 😉
Sadly he died of Aids in March of 1994. He made a few great POP hits. That were full of positive energy, his songs made you want to dance. R.I.P. The 70's-mid 80's were far from perfect. But were a much happier time. Most people got a long too.
Dan made more than "a few" pop hits and he wrote songs for and recorded with James Brown, Tina Turner, Chaka Khan, Nona Hendryx, David Lee Roth and countless others.
'a few"? Hartman's songs have been recorded by James Brown, Chaka Khan, Diana Ross, David Lee Roth and many others. He also produced Brown, Little Richard and several others.
No, he died from a brain tumour. He happened to be also HIV positive.
That was Edgar Winter playing the sax solo at the end. Dan was a member of the Edgar Winter Group in the early 70s
Another megga hit from 1978…. The beautiful Linda Clifford, singing the Broadway hit from “Sweet Charity”…. “ If My Friends Could See Me Now”. Another high energy song that filled the dancefloor!! 🥂😜🤪🔥🌈
Dan was from my hometown. Had many great times dancing at pool parties, Legion and fire hall dances to his band The Legends. The Legends were recognized at the time as one of, if not the best, rock cover bands in the larger Central Pennsylvania area, as well as for performing their original material. Dan got his big break when asked to sit in with Edgar Winter, subsequently joining that group until lunching his solo career during the disco era. Dan left us way too soon... RIP Dan.
Woo hoo hoo! I am so glad you enjoyed this song too Jay and Amber! I love this! what a fun 'Blast from the Past!" I forgot about this song! I think I was 12 or 13 maybe when this song came out! This song got us out on the roller-skating floor too amongst other songs you have reacted already! Ha! Yes, Amber it is an upbeat feel-good song! I enjoyed this reaction! ☮ and 💕
As soon as the song started my mind went back to Saturday night skating.
Gotta listen to Dan Hartman’s “Relight My Fire”
At Studio 54, 1980!!
Incredible super disco dance tune, and a glimpse into the world renown ultimate disco… New York Cities Studio 54…. In an old movie theatre/TV studio!!
😜💃🏻🥂
You have to do Vertigo/Relight my fire by Dan Hartman from 1979. You have to play the extended version, though. Amber will love it!! It's 1 of the best disco tracks imo. We we heard the very beginning of the hypnotic sound of Vertigo, we were on the floor in 2 seconds. It's a banger. You 2 are the bomb. Going thru a tough time with hubby's grave illness, & you bring a smile to my face every day. My brother sent me a reaction of yours, & I told him I watch you everyday & he should too. He's an old hippie 70. I told him your understanding & interpretation of the music is outstanding. Keep up the great reactions!! There's so much great music yet to discover!! Rock on 🤘
This Pa. Native is near and dear to my heart . Heard is songs at the Discos ,Rollar Disco and later when I worked in the disco as Bartender. A great time to be alive . My Favorite is the long Version of his song Vertigo/ Relight my Fire . Those years were fun , no drama and no worries .
"Instant Replay" peaked @ #1 on the Disco chart on Oct. 14, 1978. That same week, it first appeared on the Billboard Hot 100 Pop chart eventually peaking @ #29 in January, 1979 and peaking @ #44 on the R&B chart. Check out Hartman's biggest club hit "Vertigo/Relight My Fire" which first charted in Nov. 1979 on the Disco chart -- then hit #1 for 6 weeks starting Jan. 12, 1980. Please do an extended version not a radio edit.
@@jeffvanderpool4039 "Instant Replay" (LP - all cuts) entered the Disco chart AUGUST 19, 1978 charting for 29 weeks, peaking @ #1 (OCTOBER 14, 1978) to be precise); "Instant Replay" entered the Pop chart 10/14/78 charting for 29 weeks (so it obviously crossed over into 1979); "Instant Replay" entered the R&B chart on 11/11/78 charting for 11 weeks peaking @ #44 (so it also crossed over into 1979 before it completed the chart run.)
I go strictly by the Billboard Book Of Top 40 Hits. I was simply pointing out that Instant Replay didn't peak at 29 until January of 79 since your original post indicated it peaked in 78. It debuted in the Top 40 on 12/2/78 and spent 7 weeks in the top 40.
Agree with your suggestion of the extended version of "Vertigo/Relight My Fire". A very big sounding track.
ABSOLUTELY! The extended version is the way to go! That is a Disco classic which continues to resonate within the House Music community. That track had life on not only the mainstream genre charts but in the underground as well.
Meet you on the dance floor!! Got everybody on their feet. Great memory ✌️.
Dance Floor Filler !! Great fuzzy memories of dancing the nights away.
Made me Smile
Again. !!
Dan Hartman also produced a good portion of Tina Turner's "Foreign Affair" album including the single "The Best."
I defy anyone to say they dislike this song.
Thanks, Rob Squad! 🤙🏾 Did y’all hear that? *They already reacted to* Dan Hartman’s “Free Ride” and “I Can Dream About You”🤣
Dan Hartman was a member of The Edgar Winter Group, also known as White Trash. He wrote it, and played on the original
@@platterjockeyThe version they reacted doesn’t sound like the original. I guess Dan re-recorded it as a solo artist. Here’s the video:
ruclips.net/video/TYgND8NYKn4/видео.html
@@gabrielmcdonnell8699 Ohh! I didn't know that. I didn't see the video until just now. The original's better, anyway. I loathe re-recordings.
Dan wrote the songs Free Ride and Just Hangin' Around and quite more with the Edgar Winter Group
@@VIDSTORAGE Yeah, the remake is too 1980s for my taste, but it is DAN's song, so I can't complain. (And perhaps one day they will cover the original Edgar Winter version, as well.)
Haven't heard this in years! I had forgotten about it. Brings back memories of the good old days out dancing!
DH was such an awesome and amazing muscian .... One of my go to's when i was spinning at weddings and parties. And the countdown at the beginning was my intro into the New Year at parties ... For many years.....😊❤😊❤
I love this song, I remember to dancing to this back in the day. I remember everyone singing along to this while dancing. This a great song, like you said a fun song, can't help but move
This song always reminds me of being back in school! I can see one guy, Merv Jones, acting out sports plays, goofing around! R.I.P. Merv.
Oh, you took me back to the dance floor!! Great disco song.
Anyone notice the guitar player and bass player??? Its the one and only future Kiss lead guitarist Vinnie Vincent, and future Hall & Oates guitarist (and Saturday Night Live band leader) G.E. Smith on bass. Great stuff !!
Holy crap, Friday night roller skating music right here. Haven't heard this in a million yrs. Love it. Thanks for the flashbacks.
Dan Hartman also wrote James Brown’s “Living In America”. Yes….THE James Brown, Godfather Of Soul! If you haven’t reacted to that one yet, I highly recommend it. ❤
co-wrote, but: yes.
@@SonicProfessor_a.k.a._T._Andra you are correct. My bad. I also neglected to mention that Dan Hartman produced it as well.
he also wrote Chaka Khan's second attempt at rap "Krush Groove (Can't Stop The Street)"
he also wrote a rap/funk tune that didn't get a lot of attention but deserves to be heard called "Can't Stop The Street (Krush Groove)" that Chaka Khan recorded. He also worked with former New York Doll David Johansson. Little Richard too.
@@TooSkinnyKenny I didn’t know that. That’s fantastic! Thanks for the info.
This song reminds me of my youth! Thanks for the happy memories.
Yes this is a classic song of the Disco era. We miss Dan Hartman.
New artist suggestion is XTC. Their biggest song was “Senses Working Overtime” (1982), but this is a band with a lot of depth and longevity. Very unique sound.
“English Settlement“ is still one of my favorite albums, right up there with “Dark Side of the Moon“ and “Born to Run.“
Another popular song is “Dear God”
XTC was highly underrated.
Sgt Rock was a classic tune as well as making plans for Nigel.
FINALLY!!!!!! One of the best dance songs ever!!!!!👍
Yes it was
You've hit on one of my all-time favorite jams. I play this song regularly just to feel the happy even tho it came out when just before I hit high school. Glad you loved it, thought you would 😄 (btw, this was a disco track, 100% - there IS a longer version)
Another Dan Hartman classic is "I Can Dream About You" from the soundtrack of the 80s rock n' roll action cult classic film "Streets of Fire" which you guys will love if you react to it.
so cool, dan hartman was allso the bassist for the Edger winter Group...hits like "frankenstin" "free Ride"
KC, And The Sunshine Band Did The Jumping Around, While Playing As Well . . . ;-)
That was a lively, high-energy song.
When I was little, I remember how excited I used to get when I'd hear the countdown at the beginning of the song! 💃
I remember this song when i was in the 7th grade .
It is amazing we ever got anything done in the 1970s---we were partying and listening to music so much.
G.E. Smith (SNL) on bass!
What a blast from the past . This is a long lost song
"No, I can't get enuff..." ... of Rob Squad Reactions!!
May I make three suggestions? 1) Boz Skaggs's "Jo Jo" 2) Chicago's "Beginnings" 3) Ashley Alexander's "Spring Can Hang You Up the Most. The last suggestions is Jazz Big Band. Not sure if you ever have done this before. I hope you consider this. Actually, there is a 4th. Joe Jackson, "You can't get what you want (till you know what you want)
I loved Dan...his life ended tragically... We miss him
Dan Hartman was from the Edgar winter group!! And the guitar player is Vinny Vincent from kiss!
Oh my disco❤❤
Remember playing this classic on my first night as a DJ at 15 yrs old in '78. The 8 min 12" vinyl version sure kept floor moving. Great memories
HUGE Disco song!!! Great song to dance to!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Holy discos Batman!!!
Dan Hartman started producing music for publication when he was just 13 years old! He was a prodigy for sure. His music has a very rich sound because Dan wrote, composed, played and produced each song. He also produced music for some of the greatest musicians in the world including Tina Turner and James Brown. He is responsible for some of the most incredible music we've ever had, both as an artist and as a producer. Dear lord, I would have loved to have known him.
This is Disco mode! Thanks for bringing back the memories!
It's a big disco hit from Hartman's early period, here with a pretty impressive band including G. E. Smith (Hall and Oates band) on lead guitar and Vinnie Vincent(mid 80's KISS) on rhythm guitar.
And band leader for SNL in the 80's/90's
This was the first record I bought with my own money. It was a 45 and couldn't wait to get home and play it. Had to wait until my older brother was out of the house so I could slip it on his turntable. He was one of those don't touch my stuff kind of big brothers. 🤣
First time ever seeing this video. Interesting seeing G.E. Smith playing bass? So this was his gig before he joined Hall & Oates on guitar? Love it!
I was a club dj when this came out. The day this arrived in the mail i proceeded to wear out all of those asses on the dance floor. People would just scream with disco joy. Miss those days🎉🎉❤
Dan Hartman was a great songwriter and wrote for other artists but my favorite song of his is ""I Can Dream about You "" from the Streets of Fire "" soundtrack
Another one from my childhood of going to 21st birthday parties and wedding receptions. The flares, the big collared satin shirts and the platforms. I had such a great time at these parties.
Boogie on people. Cheers, Paul.😁👍🎶📀❤️
Another one of those songs that PACKED the dance floors back in the disco days!!!!
Enjoyed this electrifying song as a child, enjoying it in 2023...
On guitar then was Vinne Vincent. He played lead guitar in KISS from 1982-84 after Ace. I love this song!
So fun, I forgot about this song...ty I can't believe that only made it to 29 on the charts....so good
Love the good old 70s songs. Great song from 1978. Sadly Dan Hartman died from Aids complications.
I didn't know that
enjoyed his music
@@ronfoskey2417 I remember hearing it a couple years after he died. I think it was an AIDs related brain tumor.
@@ronfoskey2417 Me too!!!
He died a gay man in the closet.... So sad
Wow, grew up with this on the radio!! Love it so much, so fun.
Soon as the countdown started, you were up on the dance floor!!
It's been years since I've heard that! Awesome watching your reactions.
Don't knownif you know it but, the sax near the end was played by Edgar Winter, that guitarist is Vinnie Vincent later KISS lead guitarist after Ace left, and the bass player is GE Smith who payed lead guitar for Hall and Oates forever.
Hey guys, I think your honest, passionate and true love for great music is a wonderful thing to watch.
I was going through my music collection to watch reactions on RUclips of artists and songs that I love and found that you two lovely people have already listened to and enjoyed most of my favourites 😀👍🏼
I did notice that you have NEVER reacted to
Paolo Nutini 🏴
‘Iron Sky’- live at Abbey Road Studios ???
This song has something for both of you my cute couple,
-great lyrics,message and musicians for Jay 💙
-fantastic vocals and backing singers for Amber 💖
This young man is from Scotland and sings with so much passion and emotion that you can feel it in your soul!
When he performed this Adele was waiting to go in next and watched the whole thing she said “it was the best vocal she had ever seen”…..he sings very much like the late Otis Reading or like he should have been a performer in the 50’s/60’s.
I promise that you will not be disappointed as this is 💯🔥
I really hope you watch, react and enjoy his very unique voice and style.
Best wishes from your new subscriber from London 🇬🇧
Janine x
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Amber & Jay, First ☝️ of all, Rip 🪦 Dan Hartman, Ur no longer with us but ur music 🎶 n music 🎶 video's will continue to go on for everybody's lifetime. Here R Some of Dan Hartman's greatest 👍 music 🎶 video hits that U guys have to react. 2)Instant Replay (one of my favorites); 3)Relight My Fire 🔥o(Another favorite of mines); 4)We Are The Young; 5)Second Nature; 6)Talking To The Wall; 7)Waiting To See You; 8)Get Outta Town; 9)Hands Down; 10)The Love In Your Eyes; 11)This Is Ia; 12)Name Of The Game; 13)It's Hurts To Be In Love; 14)Heaven In Your Arms; 15)Rage To Live. Thank U for ur reaction to Dan Hartman's number 2 song on my list.
Dan has such a soulful voice.
never knew who sang this as a kid. But it always made you feel the joy when it came on.
The saxophone made this song great in my opinion.
The whole instant replay album was disco magic when it first came out , loved it
I remember back in the day we would call this song "Instant Disco" 😂 First big hit after leaving the Edgar Winter Group. Looking for more disco how about "Do It" by B.T. Express or some more K.C. & The Sunshine band "Get Down Tonight" or "Shake Your Booty".
I forgot all about this song. Used to dance to it at high school dances. I'm looking at the guitar player though and thinking, noooo! It can't be!. Sure enough, after I went and checked it out, it's Vinnie Vincent from KISS. I can't unsee it now. LMAO! Then I just learned that the bass player is G.E. Smith. The band leader from Saturday Night Live.
Since you like both disco and Star Wars, I think a future reaction should definitely be Meco. Meco was a New York record producer, arranger, and orchestra conductor who had a knack for taking movie themes and making them very funky and perfect for the clubs. Very underrated disco artist even though he was on the same Casablanca label as Donna Summer.
Goid song but OMG..RELIGHT MY FIRE has that Friday night nyc vintage disco bear that is sure to wind up on your playlusts and its gormt Lolita Halloway doing backup.
It can't get much better ..unless it came with a light up dance floor.
Your Beoomlyn friend ~Red..the o.g. disco queen
Great track from the late Dan Hartman
This was a "Never off the radio" song for a full year back in 1978/1979 and in the end I never ever wanted to hear it ever again! But that was then and this is now - and yeah, it is a fun good humoured track and made for dancing.
No I’m Not doing my 80’s choreographed dance right now!! 😂💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻
Fun fact........Dan Hartman was the bass player in the Edgar Winter Group's video "Frankenstein" that you reacted to.
Huge disco hit in the clubs.
This is an absolute disco classic.
can you two imagine the difference between sitting in front of a computer watching this video or being in an actual disco in the 80s on a sweaty Friday night like me and my friends were with 300 other people jumping around to this wild fun song? And "Relight My Fire" is even wilder.
More Earth Wind and Fire Please: That's the Way of The World, Be .Ever Wonderful, Got to Get You Into My Life, Get Away, Sing A Song, Can't Hide Love,, Devotion, Evolution Orange, so many more!
THE ELEMENTS PLEASE!
Other good songs by Dan Hartman are "I can Dream About You" and "Relight my Fire." Sadly he passed away in 1994, RIP Dan. Thanks for posting.
so talented. who can’t dance and smile upon hearing this
What??? Hall & Oats GE Smith! Didn't know he played on this!And Vinne Vincent too!? Some crazy music history there!!! Grew up on this and loved it at the end of the disco era before the 80s. I remember watching this on a tv disco show
What a FUN song! I had this on a 12" vinyl single back in the day and wore it out! RIP Dan Hartman.
The bass player is G.E. Smith and the guitarist is Vincent Cusano, the future Vinnie Vincent of Kiss.
I Can Dream About You has that great Motown vibe
This truly takes me back to high school. One of the first songs I ever choreographed a dance routine. ❤
One of Dan Hartman’s songs ‘ Relight My Fire ‘ was redone by a boy band Take That , a group that hasn’t featured on your channel yet that had many hits in the 90’s . They are joined by Lulu ( whose song ‘To Sir With Love ‘ you reviewed a few months ago and loved )
They used this song on an episode of The Righteous Gemstones. Perfection.
Never heard this one before. This was fun. Felt like a mix of ABBA and Leo Sayer. Song Suggestion: Cover Girls--Show Me. Patreon Movie Suggestion: Clash Of The Titans (1981).
Oh my gosh! I forgot all about this song! 😂 Great stuff! Thanks for reacting to this! 🥰
You all have done the Dan Hartman trifecta in my opinion. Love it!
Yet we are starving for Earth Wind &Fire. Maybe Philip Bailey put voodoo on this channel but only four EWF songs and none in over a years seems negligent for a reaction channel that's done five Osmonds songs.
1:44 Guys you should next play Living in America sung by James Brown but written by Dan Hartman.
This is a disco classic!! It's on my personal disco playlist. 😀
they still play this sometimes at the club