Oh I love this song; love this video too; reminds me of a happier time, simpler time. Anyone else crave those days? no ipods, no iphones, no mobile phones at all, no computers, no internet, no hassles? Anyone fancy a trip in my time machine back to the 70's, if just for a day?
Yes. I definitely agree with you 100%! They were the best... innocent, yet, awakening at the same time! I really have nothing but good feelings when I hear any of the 70s music. Absolutely ALL of it!
I believe this song came out in 1978, everyone still jams to this song! They don't play it very much these days, but when they do it brings back great memories.
crazyhorse99999 i pretty much agree with you. Don himself did say that he got 95% of his shtick from Clark but as I say they're both great. I much preferred Soul Train.
I never met Don Cornelius however like six degrees of separation, I was a background actor a decade ago in Hollywood and the updated version was still on television and some of the background actors would go on the show and they told me Don Cornelius was the man. R.I.P. I enjoy watching you growing up.
If you did'nt get on the dance floor on this song , somethings wrong with you, especially the extended version of this groove..I.Love Soul Train. RIP you were a TRUE pioneer.
R I P ,, Thank You DON CORNELIUS ,, I grew up ridin along with the SOOOOOOOOOOOUUUUUUULLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL TTTRRRRRRAAAAIIIIIINNNNNNNNNNN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Do you listen to Underground hiphop? all the beats are sampled from soul and old jazz tracks. and the lyrics are positive. Its the Corporates that messed it up
@iHipHopIsNotDead That's exactly my point, all the music made today are sampled and it's nothing but beats. you don't see hardly any black performers with an instrument in the hands.
all recycled beats with garbage for lyrics. there are a few positive messages in rap music, but most of it, is very vulgar and demeaning towards women. I love the message of soul music from the seventies. you would have had to have been their like me i guess to understand fully.
I agree with you, but underground artists never curse and make negative raps. its all about positivity and unity in underground hiphop. i dont listen to mainstream, still have to agree with ya, the blacks were so much cooler in the 60s/80s. now its all about drugs and guns
@iHipHopIsNotDead Yea, sounds like we have found some common ground. I respect your willingness and honesty to see things for how they are. and i applaud you for doing your best to create and listen to music that's uplifting and inspiring. good for you man. Peace ! =]
I grew up in Richmond California as a little Spanish/Portuguese/ boy and my mother and i loved Motown music we used to every Saturday morning tune in to Soul Train and dance in front of the TV. it was very entertaining, our favorite part was the dance line. this was back in the day when Brotha's was truly Brotha's. I remember asking my mom when i was 7 years old, " Mom, is Motown another word for " More Town " ?
Ahahaha !!!
I give my respects to Mr. Don Cornelius for many years of fun.
what a tragedy for the music community! My heart goes out to his loved ones... Pioneer in the African American Community, and America as a whole! R.I.P. Don Cornelius.
@afarrakhan U've never lied my friend, it was about burning the dance floor up! Some clubs back then didn't have air & some had air that didn't work, but it was o.k. no time 2 act cute, ready 2 party, sweat till u drop. Where's my 70's time machine, Smalls Paradise, start the strobe light here I come, D.J's slick-man, bread-man play my fav songs. Am I the only 1 left from yesteryears. (Love=Peace & Soul 4ever Don C.)
Shit...theses assholes in Cali can't even jamm to this Funk. Look at how they all are jumping around like fleas in a saucer of Raid. Pfunk is Midwest ,Eastcoast thang!
@Kneebuckler2011-Nah dude. P-Funk ruled the west coast with an iron hand back in the daze, especially in Oakland and Compton. Them ST folks are rolling with it deep. You should see if the clip where they're dancing to "Aqua Boogie" is on Youtube. That should eliminate any doubts.
fuck man, all these people my age these days listenin to dubstep, rap, techno, crazy weird shit like that goin to raves or mansion parties, all I want to do is get my ass to a disco, funkin party and get down damn. How did we come from that to this?
Don Cornelius had the courage to say that when he hung it up it was because he realize the day of "a man in a suit," mcing a show had come and gone. How sad. He was a class act.
while Cornelius claims that "95%" of what he did learned from Dick Clark, I think he is being unnecessarily modest. they're both great.
@caesarcerf Don Cornelius introduced black music to white America as there were no dance shows then that featured R&B and Soul as Soul Train did. He was really at the forefront along with Motown and despite Bandstand, Shindig, Hullaballo, or any of the others that featured artists of the day. Black artists of today owe much gratitude to Don Cornelius. Yes, those were the days and thank God we can still watch it today.
OH YEAH 16 YEARS OLD PLAYING IN A BAND BACK YARD PARTIES,OR LETS TACK IN DOWN THE BASEMENT IF IT RAINS LOL TO HAVE A NEIGHBOR COMPLAIN WA VERY RARE IN THOSE DAYS LOL MATTER OF FACT THEY WERE SMOKING TOO.
Id so would love to live in dat generation rather than todays generation with sucky music ... Minaj drake lmfao?? .. I can't stand their music! GEORGE IS THE BEST OF THE BEST!!
All the men are just there, jamming on the 2 step, them BAM! They do some crazy move then just return to normal. And LOL at the couple in red who came with their prepared dance routine.
How the heck can u dislike this song or even Soul Train? I am glad that I got the DVDs when I had the chance. Soul Train was such a force. The dance steps. The fashion. The artist and their legendary performances. Thank you, Don Cornelius for such a great vision.
This was during a time when the men got down just as good/hard as the women....No shame was in our game just PURE FUN...lol ! Today men are too reserved and/or too cool to "Get Down!!" YaDigg!
why dont they show maggot brian hear live becuse eddie hazel played it and they say it was micheal hampton that played maggot brain please .. what a con ...
You all are just killin' me. Never laughed so hard at some of these comments........Yes, it's true. At the DNA level, white people are screwed when it comes to dancing.........Other than ballet and Barishnakov........LOL
Well alright now. Go head on Glen Stafford on the riser. Too cool for school. Oh my god is that Sherrie Byers (?) As usual copiying Jody Watley. But that's cool. Love it. Thanks for posting.
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man..the guy in blue with afro starting at 0:20 can dance!..wish music in clubs these days allowed for people to dance like this..cuz the music nowadays just aint cutting it whatsoever. If you see a guy dance with hip like that now you'd think hes gay but not back then baby..it was all good..women loved men that could dance..im so sad that times have changed..wish i couldve experienced the 70s and early 80s..
@LBJTV .....I So agree wit on that. I love to dance and but i just cant dance the way i want to off of the songs out now. But when you put on some 70's, 80's or 90's music, the floor is mine!!! Lol......Im glad I grew up in the 80's and 90's when it was sill cool for guys to know how to dance.
@ElvisLivesUpstairs The comment may seem innocuous enough, but judging your body of work, I think you are racist. Stating you dgaf makes you none the less racist. Get over it, it's just skin color.
@drmorb Hardly racist to say I am mixed black/white. It's just true. God some people are so scared to admit the obvious. It's a fact that diffirent races can have better advantages in some things. ie Black people aren't as strong swimmers as say white people over all and black people are usually better sprinters overall. Not seeing either race can't be great at either thing. But let's be honest. statistically speaking it's the truth. People are so PC it pisses me off.
@ElvisLivesUpstairs The only reason that Blacks aren't "strong swimmers" in the U.S. is because they aren't encouraged to be. Visit countries where Blacks are a large part of the population and/or where there's plenty of bodies of water (e.g. the Caribbean islands), and you will see that there are a lot of Black swimmers. Oh, believe it or not, we also ski and play hockey too! Again, American Blacks just aren't encouraged to focus on these sports!
@drmorb Also I'm not sure what u mean by dgaf, never heard of that. But if that has anything to do with the gollywog as my profile pic, so fuckin what?? I love gollywogs, I think they're cute. It's people who make a big deal out of them who are the ones that see something bad when there is nothing bad to see. As I said political correctness gone mad.
Its a shame P-funk neverf performed on here. Im sure the reason being that they were too "OUT" their.
joshua626 1 day ago
Much prefer their grittier earlier stuff.
a1974h 1 week ago
One Nation Under Our Sun
alex5gon 1 week ago
This is my Jamm!
sweethotcandy29 1 week ago
Possibly my favorite P-Funk song--and I love 'em all. Rest in peace Don.
lestoil 2 weeks ago
Dude on the right in the first 15 seconds has it going on...
MrAntonioandy 2 weeks ago
Oh I love this song; love this video too; reminds me of a happier time, simpler time. Anyone else crave those days? no ipods, no iphones, no mobile phones at all, no computers, no internet, no hassles? Anyone fancy a trip in my time machine back to the 70's, if just for a day?
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Yes. I definitely agree with you 100%! They were the best... innocent, yet, awakening at the same time! I really have nothing but good feelings when I hear any of the 70s music. Absolutely ALL of it!
32159abc 5 days ago
I believe this song came out in 1978, everyone still jams to this song! They don't play it very much these days, but when they do it brings back great memories.
DAS603 2 weeks ago
I remember this song it was and is the jam! Funkadelic was the ish! One nation under a groove....I need this on my I- pod.
MsKittenz1 3 weeks ago
Damm! Sexy Lady In The Tan Pants!! Thats What I`m Talking Bout !!
jaynoe123 3 weeks ago
@jaynoe123 Opps My Bad Its @ 1:28 .
jaynoe123 3 weeks ago
@jaynoe123 Bam !!Spotted Another Bad momma @ 2:18 On The Right !
jaynoe123 3 weeks ago
don rip
melomanedame 3 weeks ago
SOLID !
Orenthrop 3 weeks ago
crazyhorse99999 i pretty much agree with you. Don himself did say that he got 95% of his shtick from Clark but as I say they're both great. I much preferred Soul Train.
caesarcerf 3 weeks ago
HOW MANY OF YOU WATCHED SOUL TRAIN WITH YOUR MOMMAS EVERY WEEKEND. EVERYONE DANCING TO THE GROOVE OF THE LATEST JAM. THOSE WERE THE DAYS.
sandycheeks1116 3 weeks ago 2
I never met Don Cornelius however like six degrees of separation, I was a background actor a decade ago in Hollywood and the updated version was still on television and some of the background actors would go on the show and they told me Don Cornelius was the man. R.I.P. I enjoy watching you growing up.
differentandalike 3 weeks ago
#261(Tie)
therealraybaby 3 weeks ago
Man why did he kill himself, why didnt he just call me, we could have talked and just chilled, RIP Soul Train Man!!
screwdigitaldish 4 weeks ago
Timeless....Don lives and will always live for at least another 50years, my age timeline.
gaae2000 4 weeks ago
TEARS OF JOY WHEN WATCHING THESE VIDEO'S. DON CORNELIUS WILL ALWAYS BE THE LEGENDARY HOST OF SOUL TRAIN!
lafaith111 4 weeks ago 2
TEARS HERE AS WELL...
kentinatl 4 weeks ago
THE Soul train MAN RIP.......
musica10008 4 weeks ago
If you did'nt get on the dance floor on this song , somethings wrong with you, especially the extended version of this groove..I.Love Soul Train. RIP you were a TRUE pioneer.
SunREA2 1 month ago
RIP, Don Cornelius. Prayers and love for his family.
pweinmunson 1 month ago
R I P ,, Thank You DON CORNELIUS ,, I grew up ridin along with the SOOOOOOOOOOOUUUUUUULLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL TTTRRRRRRAAAAIIIIIINNNNNNNNNNN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
w84q 1 month ago
Black Folks should have kept the Soul in their music, Rap music has Fucked their Shit up !
RIP Mr. Cornelius.
usaSAVAGE 1 month ago
@usaSAVAGE
Rap has not (Fucked) Blacks music up!
Do you listen to Underground hiphop? all the beats are sampled from soul and old jazz tracks. and the lyrics are positive. Its the Corporates that messed it up
iHipHopIsNotDead 1 month ago
@iHipHopIsNotDead That's exactly my point, all the music made today are sampled and it's nothing but beats. you don't see hardly any black performers with an instrument in the hands.
all recycled beats with garbage for lyrics. there are a few positive messages in rap music, but most of it, is very vulgar and demeaning towards women. I love the message of soul music from the seventies. you would have had to have been their like me i guess to understand fully.
usaSAVAGE 1 month ago
@usaSAVAGE
I agree with you, but underground artists never curse and make negative raps. its all about positivity and unity in underground hiphop. i dont listen to mainstream, still have to agree with ya, the blacks were so much cooler in the 60s/80s. now its all about drugs and guns
iHipHopIsNotDead 4 weeks ago
@iHipHopIsNotDead Yea, sounds like we have found some common ground. I respect your willingness and honesty to see things for how they are. and i applaud you for doing your best to create and listen to music that's uplifting and inspiring. good for you man. Peace ! =]
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I grew up in Richmond California as a little Spanish/Portuguese/ boy and my mother and i loved Motown music we used to every Saturday morning tune in to Soul Train and dance in front of the TV. it was very entertaining, our favorite part was the dance line. this was back in the day when Brotha's was truly Brotha's. I remember asking my mom when i was 7 years old, " Mom, is Motown another word for " More Town " ?
Ahahaha !!!
I give my respects to Mr. Don Cornelius for many years of fun.
usaSAVAGE 1 month ago
This was the jam!
958298 1 month ago
saturdays were the day of dance!!!!!
stevecsimmons144 1 month ago
@stevecsimmons144 it still on but not like the good old days ;)
mariabbb1964 1 month ago
DC RIP...GONE BUT NVR 4GOTTEN..U WILL ALWAYS REP..MY SATURDAY MRNG CHILDHOOD..BELIVE DAT!!!!!!!!
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what a tragedy for the music community! My heart goes out to his loved ones... Pioneer in the African American Community, and America as a whole! R.I.P. Don Cornelius.
TheKimykali 1 month ago
sad news st fans don cornelius has passed away at 75 so sad
retroguy1976 1 month ago
R.I.P. Don Cornelius!!!!!!!!!!
The1stpresident 1 month ago 23
WEEERK!
novapril2 1 month ago
This is when we didn't care about a little sweat, we just wanted to dance and have a good time.
afarrakhan 1 month ago 3
@afarrakhan U've never lied my friend, it was about burning the dance floor up! Some clubs back then didn't have air & some had air that didn't work, but it was o.k. no time 2 act cute, ready 2 party, sweat till u drop. Where's my 70's time machine, Smalls Paradise, start the strobe light here I come, D.J's slick-man, bread-man play my fav songs. Am I the only 1 left from yesteryears. (Love=Peace & Soul 4ever Don C.)
misumike25 1 month ago
Why can't this stuff come back like this,id so have a fro :D
HeliosKou 1 month ago
on the bus from basic at ft. knox to ft. lee virginia some one had it on tape heard it too many times
razz239 1 month ago
Comment'n for the funk of it
mrdawgonit 1 month ago 3
i was 18 at the time first car first equilizer 6x9 speakers and this song.......
Multi2723 1 month ago
Você viu o cara dançando Samba Rock lá traz !!!! Show .....
tukaoneia2008 1 month ago
ONE LOVE , IAM .
MrEloheem7 1 month ago
Them 2 on the right doing the hustle need to stop...LOL
MANIACLATINHOODS 1 month ago
Just good music. No hate.
bigblackbadbrother 1 month ago
Shit...theses assholes in Cali can't even jamm to this Funk. Look at how they all are jumping around like fleas in a saucer of Raid. Pfunk is Midwest ,Eastcoast thang!
Kneebuckler2011 1 month ago
@Kneebuckler2011-Nah dude. P-Funk ruled the west coast with an iron hand back in the daze, especially in Oakland and Compton. Them ST folks are rolling with it deep. You should see if the clip where they're dancing to "Aqua Boogie" is on Youtube. That should eliminate any doubts.
Timmyfunk1 1 month ago
@Kneebuckler2011 Funk is universal
PoisonTea4u 1 month ago
fuck man, all these people my age these days listenin to dubstep, rap, techno, crazy weird shit like that goin to raves or mansion parties, all I want to do is get my ass to a disco, funkin party and get down damn. How did we come from that to this?
Moktarr101 1 month ago 4
if only more of my gen could apreciate this music and time...the world would be better
boytoy775 1 month ago 2
only if our kids these days chould see more of these
doughnut1144 1 month ago
I miss this music...and I miss seein' people being COVERED WITH CLOTHING and NO SAG-GIN'...
spiritualdabbler 1 month ago 4
All the girls are so overdressed, no booty or cleavage in sight
tsangpogorge 1 month ago
@tsangpogorge lol
311cutebunny100 1 month ago
This has to happen again! Save our ears! Give us the funk! The real funk! And nottin' but that funky-stuff!
restructuremix5 2 months ago
Don Cornelius had the courage to say that when he hung it up it was because he realize the day of "a man in a suit," mcing a show had come and gone. How sad. He was a class act.
while Cornelius claims that "95%" of what he did learned from Dick Clark, I think he is being unnecessarily modest. they're both great.
those were the days.
caesarcerf 2 months ago 25
@caesarcerf Don Cornelius introduced black music to white America as there were no dance shows then that featured R&B and Soul as Soul Train did. He was really at the forefront along with Motown and despite Bandstand, Shindig, Hullaballo, or any of the others that featured artists of the day. Black artists of today owe much gratitude to Don Cornelius. Yes, those were the days and thank God we can still watch it today.
crazyhorse99999 3 weeks ago
This what they call real music...
omahri11 2 months ago
@omahri11 hell ya
mariabbb1964 1 month ago
I'm loving it wish I was around at this time...These days young black people cant get together without acting a fool...
omahri11 2 months ago
2:50 respect that mans gangster ! lol.
bumrush57 2 months ago
Can I get it on the good foot......
caligirlmiami 2 months ago
Gotta love p-funk...
AndrewBHolland 2 months ago
What's with the school marm at 0:30? She's barely groovin' at all!
IDisnotscience 2 months ago
OH YEAH 16 YEARS OLD PLAYING IN A BAND BACK YARD PARTIES,OR LETS TACK IN DOWN THE BASEMENT IF IT RAINS LOL TO HAVE A NEIGHBOR COMPLAIN WA VERY RARE IN THOSE DAYS LOL MATTER OF FACT THEY WERE SMOKING TOO.
hipowerz 2 months ago
I think I spotted my dad amongst that lot!! He was dancin' like that at my brothers wedding.
petehuws 2 months ago
Damn, never mind Studio54. check these movers out!!!
petehuws 2 months ago
what he was speaking about was draft dodging
houseofjrk 2 months ago
@houseofjrk WHAT?????
shafi314 2 months ago
glad i was born in 1970 we was the generation that grew up with the best music
houseofjrk 2 months ago
@houseofjrk yeah yeah, no need to rub it in!lol
Funkdogg 2 months ago
BETWEEN THIS CUT AND KNEE DEEP THEY ARE IDENTICAL TWINS IN FUNK....
NardoFree2 2 months ago
Id so would love to live in dat generation rather than todays generation with sucky music ... Minaj drake lmfao?? .. I can't stand their music! GEORGE IS THE BEST OF THE BEST!!
pfunkallstar01 2 months ago
Its cool to see everyone doing their own thing. Just moving to the music. No grinding/molestation on the dance floor.
HipHopRally 2 months ago
WERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRK!
LOVE these clips!
NicolaWriter 2 months ago
From :25-:40, the guy on the left is tearing it up freestyle!!!!!SWEET......LOL
phinchy007 2 months ago
Pauline Hanson should have used this as her theme song
Monsta2283 3 months ago
Ha, Ha, Ha, Now those were the days!..dancing until 4:00 AM this jam got everyone up "No parking on the dance floor! Ha Ha...Jam on.
DROly1 3 months ago
If there was only one television show that I was forced to watch for the rest of my life.
This would be the one. Long live the 'Hippest Trip In America'
Just like re-runs of 'Sanford and Son'. I will always enjoy Soul Train clips
Peace
shadowmixx 3 months ago
White girl at 0:21 , can't dance to save her own life XD
eran5005 3 months ago in playlist YouTube Mix for Funkadelic
Funk...gettin ready to roll, funk gettin ready to roll
souporsonic 3 months ago
WORKKKK!!!
MrKappakool 3 months ago
These days are coming back! Keep funk alive!
u2rwise1 3 months ago
when funk was funk...!!!!!!!
pistics08 3 months ago
All the men are just there, jamming on the 2 step, them BAM! They do some crazy move then just return to normal. And LOL at the couple in red who came with their prepared dance routine.
Illegal190 3 months ago
man they jammin but why did all the dudes try to dance like they were from the Alvin Ailey dance school
BumpyJonas74 3 months ago
How the heck can u dislike this song or even Soul Train? I am glad that I got the DVDs when I had the chance. Soul Train was such a force. The dance steps. The fashion. The artist and their legendary performances. Thank you, Don Cornelius for such a great vision.
JellyBean2144 3 months ago
@JellyBean2144 Whoever dislike this is one of song is one of Sir Nose people hating on the funk.
mightyblack1 3 months ago 2
EVERYONE WAS SO DAMN SKINNY!!!!
VonnieVentura 3 months ago
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@VonnieVentura hehe, and you know why, right?
Digmymojo 3 months ago
@VonnieVentura i know, DAMN MCDONALDS!
TheStoryWeLive 3 months ago
@VonnieVentura kfc started selling to black people lol
123pcp321 3 months ago
WE WANT THE FUNK THE WHOLE FUNK AND NOTHING BUT THE GODDAMN FUNK!!!!!
quasimoto270 3 months ago
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This was during a time when the men got down just as good/hard as the women....No shame was in our game just PURE FUN...lol ! Today men are too reserved and/or too cool to "Get Down!!" YaDigg!
mssquirrely 3 months ago
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mssquirrely 3 months ago
CLASSIC!
FORCEONEMULTIMEDIA1 3 months ago
what yall k now bout this? u yungins know nothing.this is old g. official these young kats are waaaaaay behind ya dig? lol
uneekre 4 months ago
THIS IS SOOOOOOOOOOOOO FUNNY THE MAN ON THE STAGE WITH THE AFRO JUMPING ON THE BANISTER AND JUMPING DOWN WOW
mskeishapac 4 months ago
YES!!
julienjeff 4 months ago
why dont they show maggot brian hear live becuse eddie hazel played it and they say it was micheal hampton that played maggot brain please .. what a con ...
jimigibsonhendrix 4 months ago
They couldn't get down the way we used to in Detroit! LOL!
DetroitLives313 4 months ago
they are GETTIN IT!!!!!
unique74muzik 4 months ago 15
It would be alot cooler if Funkadelic was actually playing
rocknrollhoochiekoo1 4 months ago
ALL the men look "fruity".....
phinchy007 4 months ago
Love this song
carolwignall 4 months ago
You all are just killin' me. Never laughed so hard at some of these comments........Yes, it's true. At the DNA level, white people are screwed when it comes to dancing.........Other than ballet and Barishnakov........LOL
ojrarowell 4 months ago
Thank you for posting this!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I LOVE THIS SONGGGGG
cerebraLarceny 5 months ago
Well alright now. Go head on Glen Stafford on the riser. Too cool for school. Oh my god is that Sherrie Byers (?) As usual copiying Jody Watley. But that's cool. Love it. Thanks for posting.
Joy77 5 months ago
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Dang ..old girl is working that pantie line..1:28 LOL!!
obdiane 5 months ago
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obdiane 5 months ago
SHIT..I AM "WHITE" And I Can Tell You 100%...That White Girl Cannot Keep Up With The Rest Of The Dancers...Damn," BITCH CAN'T DANCE"
Go To Any White Wedding, Now, Sit Back And WATCH ALL THE WHITE PEOPLE DANCE..
I've Never Seen Anything Like It On This PLANET, Funny Shit No Question
26478me 6 months ago
at the beginning of the clip you see a female dancer, Sherry, dancing with two fans.
nymet2454 6 months ago
this was when black men danced in clubs, now we just shoot in clubs and fight....
omni101 6 months ago
That white girl needs to dance her waaay out her con-strict-ion...
Pirate7X 6 months ago
Feel tha FUNK noth'n but tha FUNK-World needs to back n the groove!
thedoggydayspa 6 months ago
seem like golden age of african american
inviziblehunter 6 months ago
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KittKatGotMoJo 6 months ago
As a nation, I hope we can get our groove back.
pixelbot2000 6 months ago
Top tune-happy days!
MEADOWBUTTERCUP 7 months ago
1380 views, 1 persons feet have failed them, 68 promised to funk, the whole funk mind you, nothin but the funk!
martylev 7 months ago
Don's suit is clean.
rockjohnson80 7 months ago
man..the guy in blue with afro starting at 0:20 can dance!..wish music in clubs these days allowed for people to dance like this..cuz the music nowadays just aint cutting it whatsoever. If you see a guy dance with hip like that now you'd think hes gay but not back then baby..it was all good..women loved men that could dance..im so sad that times have changed..wish i couldve experienced the 70s and early 80s..
LBJTV 7 months ago
@LBJTV .....I So agree wit on that. I love to dance and but i just cant dance the way i want to off of the songs out now. But when you put on some 70's, 80's or 90's music, the floor is mine!!! Lol......Im glad I grew up in the 80's and 90's when it was sill cool for guys to know how to dance.
tlsingleton2 6 months ago
Good times....good times. I miss those days.
remoney 7 months ago
song came out in september '78..but i believe this clip's from mid-'79...good times
LBJTV 7 months ago
dail shugga!
Lovelymiz 7 months ago
Feet don't fail me now!
MrGuvEuroman 7 months ago 24
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I don't give a fuck if this sounds racist. Black people CAN dance better.
ElvisLivesUpstairs 7 months ago 26
@ElvisLivesUpstairs Thanks not racist....its the damn truth. FYI....I meant to hit thumbs up, not thumbs down lol
tlsingleton2 7 months ago
@ElvisLivesUpstairs The comment may seem innocuous enough, but judging your body of work, I think you are racist. Stating you dgaf makes you none the less racist. Get over it, it's just skin color.
drmorb 7 months ago
@drmorb Hardly racist to say I am mixed black/white. It's just true. God some people are so scared to admit the obvious. It's a fact that diffirent races can have better advantages in some things. ie Black people aren't as strong swimmers as say white people over all and black people are usually better sprinters overall. Not seeing either race can't be great at either thing. But let's be honest. statistically speaking it's the truth. People are so PC it pisses me off.
ElvisLivesUpstairs 7 months ago
@ElvisLivesUpstairs True
soulsista1220 7 months ago
@ElvisLivesUpstairs The only reason that Blacks aren't "strong swimmers" in the U.S. is because they aren't encouraged to be. Visit countries where Blacks are a large part of the population and/or where there's plenty of bodies of water (e.g. the Caribbean islands), and you will see that there are a lot of Black swimmers. Oh, believe it or not, we also ski and play hockey too! Again, American Blacks just aren't encouraged to focus on these sports!
Lovelymiz 7 months ago
@drmorb Also I'm not sure what u mean by dgaf, never heard of that. But if that has anything to do with the gollywog as my profile pic, so fuckin what?? I love gollywogs, I think they're cute. It's people who make a big deal out of them who are the ones that see something bad when there is nothing bad to see. As I said political correctness gone mad.
ElvisLivesUpstairs 7 months ago
@ElvisLivesUpstairs Nothing racist in that my friend:)
sagat4 7 months ago
@ElvisLivesUpstairs we can? wow! lol
jody808 7 months ago
@ElvisLivesUpstairs i believe white people can dance better than they let on, yall be throwin' down in between takes on American Bandstand, lol
jody808 7 months ago
@ElvisLivesUpstairs This is a scientifically proven FACT!
atomichawg 7 months ago
@ElvisLivesUpstairs It's true, and the white people that can move and keep the beat, they don't move as fluidly as black people.
soulsista1220 7 months ago
@ElvisLivesUpstairs - IT IS NOT A RACIST REMARK! Yo mofo NOT ALL WHITE PPL CAN'T DANCE...LMMFAO!
CYRAPHYM 7 months ago
@ElvisLivesUpstairs er, statin' d obvious...Lol!
malefti 5 months ago
@ElvisLivesUpstairs I'm as white as hell, and i don't just agree... I FULLY AGREE!
svennyzooi 4 months ago in playlist YouTube Mix for Funkadelic
@ElvisLivesUpstairs
because the color of your skin makes you a better dancer?
fiction can be fun
primer50 4 months ago
Where's:Shalamar"Uptown Festival"Soul Train performance?
meialuadj 7 months ago
I miss Soul Train. Grew up watching that show.
xxxWarriorGoddessxxx 7 months ago
Happy birthday George Clinton
crunk617 7 months ago
That's my song.
sass9507 7 months ago
this should be1978, i loved this song back then.
Funkadelic never did Soul Train except some original Parliament members
appeared once in the early 80s.
jody808 7 months ago
@jody808 it is 1978 .... i was 13 and in 2011 i am still 13
graydog788 7 months ago
@graydog788 me too, i starting watching at 6 and along with PFunk, EWF never appeared either, I always
thought because both groups had at least 10 members, that stage was too small to fit them all.
jody808 7 months ago
@jody808 I know, this is the first time I ever seen Soul Train play anything by George Clinton, P-Funk or Bootsy....
bowwow73 6 months ago
sick! classic!
darrensymes 7 months ago