farragut park brooklyn ny..mid to late 60's my dad playing ball with tony quaranta..jerry amendolara..vick paradise..tony caratazola..and their wonderful familes!!! the park nurse..huck and gussy...my grandparents how sad and happy at the same time!!
. it is easier now to be black cause brave folks fought for their God given rights to be treated human. know ur history or u may be treated like an animal.
@skaha77 I dont which is greater, the truth of your statement or the sadness of it. *sigh* On a lighter note, we still have the music, and as they said back in the day, "that's a beautiful thang". Wut the hell, smile awhile, folks! Peace.
@titenrite Sad and true.. Equal weight. Now we have U Tube and software to copy etc. Can you dig it? I made a few statements on this thread, so don't know what one you are referring to. I've seen some changes, though.. but what my Grandpa saw trumps all. When he was a teenager, the automibile was still being designed. He fought in WW1 and then in 1969 watched man walk on the moon, and all on this 'new' thang called a television set. Now all outdated. He stuck arond until 1975 (91y.o.)
@skaha77 I was referencing the comment you made about wanting to go back to 1970 and how the world is so messed up now it would be easier to unscramble an egg. True how much of life was simpler then, and what a horrible mess it is now. As far as your grandfather goes, I'd have to say he was a blessed man to have lived as long as he did in the times that he did. Must've been mind-boggling at times, but truly one heckuva ride! Peace and love, my friend.
@titenrite A common thread in old school commenting is a belief that life was simpler and better back then. Maybe for white people it was. For black people, what we think of as 'America', with the freedom and justice for all that it implies, only began bearing fruit a few decades ago. If you're not mired in some ghetto sinkhole, today is a vastly better time to be black.
@hork111 Point well taken, hork111. When you put it in that context (and I admit that that is indeed a point of view that must be considered whenever we wax nostalgic about days gone by), I have no choice but to agree. However, I feel my thoughts are formed from a childs perspective. True, life in those days was not very good for black people, but neither was it always bad. Depending on your family and location, children didn't always feel the racism to the extent the adults did.
@titenrite Right. We kids were sheltered from the worst of it. I suspect our parents hid from us many of the stings they felt. My 92 year old Louisiana grandmother died a few years ago. In all our long time together, I can't recall one terrible thing she said about racism, though I suspect she had lots to tell. Maybe she was shielding us, maybe she thought it wasn't important, or she just wanted to forget. Cheers.
@hork111 I suspect that you're spot on once again. I can say the exact same about life back then and my parents. Funny how I dont recall ever hearing them rant and rave about racism nearly as much as I hear it now, and I know things were a lot worse for them! Im sure all the things you mentioned had a part to play in our parents (and grandparents)! decision to not belabor such things around us. I think they looked upon it as business for adults, allowing us the freedom to be children.
Great song, brings back great memories =) living in Brooklyn, NY….. I was about 5 yrs. old, remembering my father washing his convertible car on a hot day, after he would finish washing his car, he would take me out for a ride to get his car dried by the hot summer wind. I would sit in the back seat, feeling the sun, listening to this song….. May Pop (Edward Lopez) R.I.P….
miss him, but hold strong to my memories with him =)
Back in the day my group did cover songs to many Friends songs and we did them well...it's called Practice! As for grazing..another term for smoking the grass.Why else would you be watching birds dodging in and out of the trees? C'mon people,stop trying to analyze everything and taking phrases literally.PEACE!!! StonieDogStl.
I've always liked this song, but what is it about... bovine flatulence? (As we all know, cows graze in the grass and often pass a lot of gas while they chew their cuds.)
my uncle Rufus loved grazing in the grass back in the 70s..course he was taking a lot of drugs back then..he may have thought the grass was spinach...
Now this is what you party to!! All these sorry young "so called" pop music kids out nowadays are just wannabees, no idea as to what real music is. This is how we used to party back in the 60's and 70's. Not a curse word mentioned, no guns or killing. Just good, clean fun and a whole lot of moving. It's sad that today's genre of music has gone straight to hell!!!!
This is a cool song, but I do not understand how these artists could recite, "I can dig it, He can dig it, She can dig it, we can dig it, they can dig it, you can dig it" with such speed.
@Jibjub80 each pair said a pharse at a time( i think). first two would say I can dig it, then the next two would say He can dig it, then back to the first two She can dig it, and so on.??????? Beats me, but it makes since.
@Jibjub80 No kidding! I was a decent singer at one time, and I've tried over the years to sing along w/that part of this song... cannot do it! This is still one of the greatest songs EVER, IMO.
@Jibjub80 It's called TALENT. Enjoy it and thank goodness they put it on vinyl so all of us can enjoy it. It took me a few tries to get it, BUT I GOT IT
@Jibjub80 Back in the day when this Jam first came out.....our goal was to be able to keep up with the "I can dig it, you can dig it, he can dig it, she can dig it, we can dig it, they can dig it....Ahhhhh life was so innocent and we had NO responsibility except to go to school and not get pregant......Those were the Good Ol Days!
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How sick can you be, when you think wars are about "honour and glory'", you sick little girl. Wars are about children lacerated alived and people dying a gruesome death under collapsing building.
The Anglo-Americans have done that to millions of innocent children and mothers, and when somebody does it to THEM, even though only a fraction of this number, then they freak out and get hysteric and attack countries like Iraq, who haev nothing to do with your FALSE FLAGS.... how pathetic.
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LOL Tilly-Silly playing the innocent....she makes foul comments, insults other users, and she is a RACIST! Careful, she praises Childkillers and perverts and she is PRO-war!
yeahhh, me and gussie would go down to coopers donuts on beaudry and temple, order a coffee and maybe a donut and always play this on the jukebox. a couple of 10 year old high rollers! yeahh. those were the days
This is a GREAT song!!
evalex71 5 days ago
the one wit that karate kick is fine as hell.
JDOOOG9 1 week ago
One of the greatest multiple meaning songs eva its obvious they're talkin bout weed great song tho lol
youngaxmaryland 1 week ago
farragut park brooklyn ny..mid to late 60's my dad playing ball with tony quaranta..jerry amendolara..vick paradise..tony caratazola..and their wonderful familes!!! the park nurse..huck and gussy...my grandparents how sad and happy at the same time!!
exgroupiefromelmont1 2 weeks ago
Rock It To Me! Sock It To Me! It's sure is Groovy!
zappasmustache 3 weeks ago
IcandigitHEcandigitSHEcandigitWEcandigitTHEYcandigitYOUcandigit - oh, let's dig it!..
thebearclawjones 3 weeks ago
@thebearclawjones thats my favorite part of the song...i learned it the first time i heard it!
JayeTheGirl 5 days ago
keep it simple.do unto others as u would have them do unto you.there are no superior races or religions.there is only one God and one race human
protocol183 1 month ago
i love old school music before satanist started singing hate music calling humans bad names
protocol183 1 month ago
. it is easier now to be black cause brave folks fought for their God given rights to be treated human. know ur history or u may be treated like an animal.
protocol183 1 month ago
loved it as a kid, love it now!!! Yes, I can dig it!!!
DaNineKWard 1 month ago
Smiley Face :) and ♥
sdtracy08 1 month ago
This song always gets me in an energetic mood no matter how I was feelin' before
4x1Consciouskid 1 month ago
YES LOVIN THIS REMINDS ME OF THE SPRING.THIS JAM IS SLAMMIN REPRESENTING PHILLY PA CONNIE SANCHEZ
parisfranceish 2 months ago in playlist CONNIE'A SLAMMIN HITS OLD SCHOOL
Groovy!
TrgdyAnn 2 months ago
Those were the DAY,Sss !!
CooANTH 2 months ago in playlist More videos from adymanifold
Hey! I'm ready to get up and sing and dance after this one!
breggie40 2 months ago
i can dig this
PinkFloydrulez 2 months ago
Actually 1968, two years before the start of the 70s.
Brdj010 3 months ago
This was 1969, not the 70s.
Brdj010 3 months ago
I've always liked this version of Grazin' In The Grass the best. Raven-Symone's version isn't a bad one either.
MedixDA2010 3 months ago
Yeah!!, It's Summer of 1969!
Majikart 3 months ago
This song is the theme music for the weekend gardening call-in talk show on KTRH radio in Houston.
micmac99 3 months ago
Can you dig it? 1 person couldn't dig it! Love the horns in this song. Excellent classic.
THEATREofPAIN270 3 months ago
Absolutely fabulous song!!!!!!!
TJCATLOVER 4 months ago
reminds me of the 5th demension, love this song
dancingmckay 5 months ago
@dancingmckay You'd almost think they were the same group
skaha77 3 months ago
A Timeless Jam. One of my favorites for decades.
ezabdullah 5 months ago
Wahhh ! I wanna go back to 1970!!! :... ( This world has gotten so messed up it is easier to unscramble an egg
skaha77 6 months ago 3
@skaha77 I dont which is greater, the truth of your statement or the sadness of it. *sigh* On a lighter note, we still have the music, and as they said back in the day, "that's a beautiful thang". Wut the hell, smile awhile, folks! Peace.
titenrite 3 months ago
@titenrite Sad and true.. Equal weight. Now we have U Tube and software to copy etc. Can you dig it? I made a few statements on this thread, so don't know what one you are referring to. I've seen some changes, though.. but what my Grandpa saw trumps all. When he was a teenager, the automibile was still being designed. He fought in WW1 and then in 1969 watched man walk on the moon, and all on this 'new' thang called a television set. Now all outdated. He stuck arond until 1975 (91y.o.)
skaha77 3 months ago
@skaha77 I was referencing the comment you made about wanting to go back to 1970 and how the world is so messed up now it would be easier to unscramble an egg. True how much of life was simpler then, and what a horrible mess it is now. As far as your grandfather goes, I'd have to say he was a blessed man to have lived as long as he did in the times that he did. Must've been mind-boggling at times, but truly one heckuva ride! Peace and love, my friend.
titenrite 3 months ago
@titenrite A common thread in old school commenting is a belief that life was simpler and better back then. Maybe for white people it was. For black people, what we think of as 'America', with the freedom and justice for all that it implies, only began bearing fruit a few decades ago. If you're not mired in some ghetto sinkhole, today is a vastly better time to be black.
hork111 1 month ago
@hork111 Point well taken, hork111. When you put it in that context (and I admit that that is indeed a point of view that must be considered whenever we wax nostalgic about days gone by), I have no choice but to agree. However, I feel my thoughts are formed from a childs perspective. True, life in those days was not very good for black people, but neither was it always bad. Depending on your family and location, children didn't always feel the racism to the extent the adults did.
titenrite 2 weeks ago
@titenrite Right. We kids were sheltered from the worst of it. I suspect our parents hid from us many of the stings they felt. My 92 year old Louisiana grandmother died a few years ago. In all our long time together, I can't recall one terrible thing she said about racism, though I suspect she had lots to tell. Maybe she was shielding us, maybe she thought it wasn't important, or she just wanted to forget. Cheers.
hork111 2 weeks ago
@hork111 I suspect that you're spot on once again. I can say the exact same about life back then and my parents. Funny how I dont recall ever hearing them rant and rave about racism nearly as much as I hear it now, and I know things were a lot worse for them! Im sure all the things you mentioned had a part to play in our parents (and grandparents)! decision to not belabor such things around us. I think they looked upon it as business for adults, allowing us the freedom to be children.
titenrite 1 week ago
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skaha77 6 months ago
great audio quality
ralstondrake 6 months ago
Great song, brings back great memories =) living in Brooklyn, NY….. I was about 5 yrs. old, remembering my father washing his convertible car on a hot day, after he would finish washing his car, he would take me out for a ride to get his car dried by the hot summer wind. I would sit in the back seat, feeling the sun, listening to this song….. May Pop (Edward Lopez) R.I.P….
miss him, but hold strong to my memories with him =)
audreyrecon 6 months ago 2
@audreyrecon you must be mad old now
lololsdadsa 4 months ago
i like this...
tevarri 7 months ago
wow~..i grew up on this...and it still makes me wanna dance...that "crazy" 70's funk...
tevarri 7 months ago in playlist Friends of Distinction
one person is allergic to grass
kewldude1958 7 months ago
I USED 2 HAVE IT ON TAPE BACK IN 93.
IT'S A COOL SONG AND I WOULD LISTEN 2 IT WHILE ON THE FWY LATE AT NIGHT
oscarflores1980 7 months ago
IT'S A GAS!
mustang73ism 7 months ago
Which version of GITG did you like the instrumental version of FOD version?
tpir1972 7 months ago
I remeber dancing to this at a Northern Sould get together when I was about 16 or so
blagger56 8 months ago
groovy, man! Like, ultra cool.
cornutus11 8 months ago
Party at the park...bring your own bottle !...see ya there.... !!!!
MrPapo69 8 months ago in playlist MY R&B - W/ SOME OLDSCHOOL SONGS PART 2
Back in the day my group did cover songs to many Friends songs and we did them well...it's called Practice! As for grazing..another term for smoking the grass.Why else would you be watching birds dodging in and out of the trees? C'mon people,stop trying to analyze everything and taking phrases literally.PEACE!!! StonieDogStl.
jdpatterson100 8 months ago
I've always liked this song, but what is it about... bovine flatulence? (As we all know, cows graze in the grass and often pass a lot of gas while they chew their cuds.)
bjggjb 9 months ago
Can you dig it?...It's so real...
74bshs 9 months ago
my uncle Rufus loved grazing in the grass back in the 70s..course he was taking a lot of drugs back then..he may have thought the grass was spinach...
nealadams70 1 year ago
Yes, needless to say, Ron Burgundy was the balls.
GoforEmpire 1 year ago 17
I like this.....they were in good 4-part harmony!
grizzlyfan41 1 year ago
great song...brings back some great memories, thanks
rfc411 1 year ago
this song puts me in a good mood! no worries!
flipflopgirlly 1 year ago
I am asking why you are talking about things that have nothing to do with music?
Are you loony or something?
o56kid 1 year ago
This song is too tough! As classy as they come. You could manage some back to back double or even triple turns with a partner on the dance floor.
ezabdullah 1 year ago
the sun beaming down between the leaves-and the birds darting end and out of trees
curtisjones400 1 year ago
There is NO GRAZING IN THE GRASS in Korea......
a because there is no grass
b it is considered beneath any man to graze in the grass
c all activities take place in the city
d Grazing the grass is the Korean term for ORAL sex between women and that is a crime there
teehonky 1 year ago
@teehonky why did you write that?
It has nothing to do with this music. . . . . . .
o56kid 1 year ago
@o56kid why did you write that...? Thats not one of the choices
teehonky 1 year ago
"Anchorman" with Will Ferrell!!! CANNONBALL!!!!
Diva2678 1 year ago 2
Now this is what you party to!! All these sorry young "so called" pop music kids out nowadays are just wannabees, no idea as to what real music is. This is how we used to party back in the 60's and 70's. Not a curse word mentioned, no guns or killing. Just good, clean fun and a whole lot of moving. It's sad that today's genre of music has gone straight to hell!!!!
Diva2678 1 year ago 3
@Diva2678 Blame the producers. They won't let the real music on the airwaves. Just violent rap and hateful noise instead
sparwood8 1 year ago
this song makes me feel happy and young
thekenzosh 1 year ago 10
brings back so many good memories!
jadeval76 1 year ago
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tronbill 1 year ago
Everything is better when you're on the grass
tronbill 1 year ago
yeah! i dig it :)
cp815rr 1 year ago
I CAN DIG IT!!!
fab4fan4ever64 1 year ago 3
Great rendition of the original tune! big time props!!
JaznDel 1 year ago
omg, yes, finally found this song!
spontaneoussam2 1 year ago 4
Remember when this was the number one song on WABC New York.
utubemusiccritic 1 year ago 2
Floor filler for sure!!!
port2344chester 1 year ago
It's great to realize that time portals exist! Wow what a blast from the past.
cclady222 1 year ago
Ha! Yeh, great stuff! Thanks for the upload!
Larry, Taiwan
TheyCallMeGroucho 1 year ago
man, the pot must have been good
rushpython100 1 year ago 3
anchorman theme right here :)
footballbud6 2 years ago 3
Im goin to get you sucka
ThaKingofCo 2 years ago
@ThaKingofCo I can't listen to this song without thinking about that part in the movie!!!
kookoo78 1 year ago
Remember this well! Class stuff. ktf
soulchosen 2 years ago 3
this song is a classic, it is great to play on a sunny day.
uctis 2 years ago 34
or a rainy day....
whatishe 10 months ago
This is a cool song, but I do not understand how these artists could recite, "I can dig it, He can dig it, She can dig it, we can dig it, they can dig it, you can dig it" with such speed.
Jibjub80 2 years ago 32
@Jibjub80 a real tongue-twister if ever there was one. LOL
fredbird67 1 year ago
@Jibjub80 each pair said a pharse at a time( i think). first two would say I can dig it, then the next two would say He can dig it, then back to the first two She can dig it, and so on.??????? Beats me, but it makes since.
CuervoEspecial1 1 year ago
@Jibjub80 I bet that many months of training went in to them learning to do that:)
jarbon5 1 year ago
@Jibjub80 No kidding! I was a decent singer at one time, and I've tried over the years to sing along w/that part of this song... cannot do it! This is still one of the greatest songs EVER, IMO.
stan33man 1 year ago
@Jibjub80 Practice I guess..
cbmbdb 1 year ago
@Jibjub80 They probably sang each part separately and then it was all added together in the studio..
tatlas 1 year ago
@Jibjub80 It's called TALENT. Enjoy it and thank goodness they put it on vinyl so all of us can enjoy it. It took me a few tries to get it, BUT I GOT IT
ladycat629 10 months ago
@Jibjub80
it's easy, they're robots.
uctis 9 months ago
@Jibjub80 Back in the day when this Jam first came out.....our goal was to be able to keep up with the "I can dig it, you can dig it, he can dig it, she can dig it, we can dig it, they can dig it....Ahhhhh life was so innocent and we had NO responsibility except to go to school and not get pregant......Those were the Good Ol Days!
ladycat629 9 months ago
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@Jibjub80 When I try all I keep saying is nigga nigga nigga nigga. Ironic enough?
Dumbodog4 7 months ago
@Jibjub80 Practice, and more practice. Do remember the commercial supercalafristic expadalioscious? (McDonalds) (Who else?)
skaha77 3 months ago
I could dig it
He could dig it
She could dig it
We could dig it
They could dig it
You could dig it
Oh let's dig it!!! The best!!
MJRookieRook 2 years ago 11
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Silly little low-class girl, turn off your PC and read some books, like i do. It won't do you any harm, believe me.
Elberiver11 2 years ago
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How sick can you be, when you think wars are about "honour and glory'", you sick little girl. Wars are about children lacerated alived and people dying a gruesome death under collapsing building.
The Anglo-Americans have done that to millions of innocent children and mothers, and when somebody does it to THEM, even though only a fraction of this number, then they freak out and get hysteric and attack countries like Iraq, who haev nothing to do with your FALSE FLAGS.... how pathetic.
Elberiver11 2 years ago
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CAREFUL - the user TillyAnne is a faker and an evil RACIST.
Elberiver11 2 years ago
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hey elbe,see they reinstated your account,after the sexual comments?
tick tock.
tillieanne76 2 years ago
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LOL Tilly-Silly playing the innocent....she makes foul comments, insults other users, and she is a RACIST! Careful, she praises Childkillers and perverts and she is PRO-war!
Elberiver11 2 years ago
yeahhh, me and gussie would go down to coopers donuts on beaudry and temple, order a coffee and maybe a donut and always play this on the jukebox. a couple of 10 year old high rollers! yeahh. those were the days
claymarsh59 2 years ago
True Classic
icediamond3333 2 years ago 3
great funky soul , mecca play?
highlandroom 3 years ago