Separated by thousands of miles... She and I talked over the phone every day for four months and within a few weeks of our planned first meeting she gave herself to another man on new years eve night.. i was crushed when i learned about what happened but i am doing better now... thanks for this music video it has helped me to move on with my life.
The bass line is from the greatest bass player bernard edwards from the group chic( the best ever) nile rodgers the guitarist and bernard met each other in this band! They became friends and formed the band chic
This is philly sound record, when it came out I thought it was the spinners . it had that thom bell sound. I finaly found it it was by a group called new york city.... it was greatttt. this was a top philly grove hot!! I Belive it was about in 1972/73. gooood music .... This was 2 years before that dreaded disco music came on the sene in the united states.
@no14topfan .. Disco was not "Dreaded"... it started out beautiful. The Philly Sound WAS Disco in its infancy... unfortunately it was picked up, stripped down to a drum machine, commercialized and ruined... oh but between '72 and '77... AHHH Yeah!!!!
rocketbrain2- thanks for posting this song/video. This song is in the rotation of my new internet radio station, "OffTheCharts!" on Live365.com. Come listen for free! The direct link is on my YouTube page. Thanks!
Produced by Thom Bell of Mighty Three Music:The other two being Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff. Listen closely and you'll see the similarity to the Spinners which Thom produced as well. Philly Soul in the House !!
@Ruffrob Never noticed that before, but you can certainly hear the influence of Bell, Gamble & Huff... This HAS to be one of the top one-hit wonders songs of all time.
This song should've come out in 1976. In 1975, NYC was on the brink of bankruptcy. I believe Abraham Beame, was mayor at the time(I was away at the time,in the military). We applied for Federal help (bailout money), but the Ford administration would have none of it, so through some Draconian cuts in services, hiring freezes etc, and a genius named Felix Rohatyn, we pulled through. The cast of Saturday Night Live, could've sang this as an answer to those who "walked away" from us in '75!
@mrob75 I've always been an amateur history buff of U.S. (particularly NYC). This was obviously before the internet, so my parents used to send the Daily News to wherever I was stationed, so I followed this and other stories avidly. Plus, the name of this group particularly caught my attention Still a catchy tune, eh?
This is one of those songs that you love the very first time you hear it. Doesn't matter when that might be. It's timeless. It just "works", through and through.
if i recall New York City WASNT doing fine in 1973....the state was BANKRUPT....i was doing REAL good by the way, if i lost one girl, i had 6 replacements ...god i was GOOD!! DOODOODOO
oh man, the memories. the good old days. jeez....just living life the way it should be lived. simple , laid back, easy with not a care in the world with a lot of love. those days are gone, but the memories stay.....damn.
@goldenseal75 You have a good memory. IDFN was indeed climbing the pop chart in the May-June 1973 time frame. The song peaked at #17 on the Billboard Hot 100 the week ending June 23, 1973. It most likely did even better on the R&B chart.
This is pure all time class. Its so good it would make a stone monument weep. Respect to you for posting, and also all the ex members of an amazing group.
Not sure if this was mentioned before, but, when the group auditioned the tape of this song before the record company, they had them replay it over and over, just in pure enjoyment while they signed them.
I remember when this song came out at the same time the Spinners released "Could it be I'm falling in love?" I bought the Spinners album because it was all the money I had. I was 12. And New York City never came out with anything after this, so I wonder what their album was like? Great song though.
does anyone else agree that the pasadenas did a better job of this? suckerrz ya wrong!!! if its not broke dont fix it!!! top tune!! thanx for postin!!!
@dreadedlurgy I love both versions of this track, one has to remember that this version "New York City" is a budget cut vinyl. "The Pasedenas had a lot more money spent on video and sound.
@gotobedandtickler hi, just coz the pasadenas had more money to spend on their version doesnt mean its better! they are following in the steps of others! all they can do is add a nice video and presentation. they cant outdo the original vocals! well thats the way i see it anyway! we are all entitled to our own opinions. :D
lco-written by thom bell. like some of the spinners' cuts, the female backing vocalists are more prominent in the mix than the actual group. GREAT song...
But don't forget to take your wet weather gear when opening the the party 7 - Watneys Pale ale or Harp Lager who would drink that shit today. One thing I remember doing (hope its not you) the one who thought he God's gift to women always shook his tin before he opened it!
Still a great friend of mine today one day i will tell him!
Hey I,m back in the 70s, this feels like a Life On Mars moment. Please let me go back there. ( Ya I too shook the party 7 cans, but they were never mine, whatever I found in the kitchen, I,ve been the cause of many kitchen re-decorations ) lol.
This is one of my favorite songs by a one-hit wonder. What a forgotten gem! A Spinners sound-alike that just as smooth & silky as they were. Too bad this is rarely played on oldies stations.
The reason this sounds so much like the Spinners is that this recording and the Spinners share the same producer;Philly great Thom Bell and MFSB ,the house band for Philadelphia International Records. Their name threw a lot of people off.
Spring 1973 in Jr. High School ( some schools are called Middle School) anyway I thought this was the Spinners, but it is the group "New York City"
Beautiful Song. To my knowledge they only made 2 albums, so much competition back in the day, they did not do much later. Tthe era of the 1970's up to the early 80's was the greatest sound.
Okay so we've all heard the original version posted here by New York City, and some of is have heard the great cover version(but this one's still better!) by the Pasedenas. Does anyone know if there are other versions by other performers out there? As most of us know, VERY few songs exist in only one or two recordings. So, if anyone knows, please reply. Thanks.
One of the best soul tracks ever made, but relatively forgotten and unknown. Unfortunately, the group did not continue the collaboration with Philly combo Gamble and Huff, thus this was the only song they made that was special.
Oh yeah!! Remember this song real well. Came out as I was breaking up with my girlfriend at Norview High School in Norfolk Va. That "heffer" broke my heart.
The 70s, how great were they? You HAD to be there, I was, it was fabulous. This song is so very there too, I danced around my handbag many a time to this.
Oh how I remember this one! This song would always put in a good mood. For the longest time I use to think it was The Spinners. Man, how I miss this kind of music. Thank you so much for posting this song, it made my day.
You're welcome. The cover version by The Pasedena sounds a lot like this one, but with an added dance beat. The Vocals are almost identical. Not much difference. Agree?
I'm doing fine now, without you Jacqui...
krazeerrol 1 month ago
Sandra Dee Lawson.
sandralawson18 3 months ago
Its hard to lisiten to this song but at the end you do feel better about yourself, the other one is the one that is lonley
1themeko 3 months ago
@1themeko
Yes this song shows that there IS life after the end of a relationship! The lead singer sounds like a young Luther Vandross.
cmulwee001 3 months ago
Its hard to lisiten to this song but at the end you do fee better about yourself, the other one is the one that is lonley
1themeko 3 months ago
Doesn't get any better...just a shame that the group didn't have the foresight to stay with the Philly producers used here.
hardcorehouse 4 months ago
Separated by thousands of miles... She and I talked over the phone every day for four months and within a few weeks of our planned first meeting she gave herself to another man on new years eve night.. i was crushed when i learned about what happened but i am doing better now... thanks for this music video it has helped me to move on with my life.
ReeveKnivesdotCom 4 months ago
great music !!!!!
herbie0760 5 months ago
The bass line is from the greatest bass player bernard edwards from the group chic( the best ever) nile rodgers the guitarist and bernard met each other in this band! They became friends and formed the band chic
sharonebrecht 7 months ago
@sharonebrecht Interesting lil factoid there...is that correct? wow
musicmsl 3 months ago
@sharonebrecht Hey, Motown had a pretty good bass player in James Jamerson.
crazyromanian1 1 month ago
this is a great song
never will forget it
TheLadandLass 7 months ago
i was 3 when when i heard it
playsbass1969 8 months ago
NYC hit #17 in Billboard, 6-23-73. God bless ya, for postin' it. Thanx!
DaveWollenberg 8 months ago
1973, the 11th grade. Wouldn't it be nice if you could actually take a vacation to the past?
tonybklyn 9 months ago
I know somebody has a video of them singing one of my favorite songs..
winpointmedia 9 months ago
First time I heard this group thought they sounded Like the Spinners.Been searching for this record more than 20 years.
VintageDressingRoom 10 months ago
This is philly sound record, when it came out I thought it was the spinners . it had that thom bell sound. I finaly found it it was by a group called new york city.... it was greatttt. this was a top philly grove hot!! I Belive it was about in 1972/73. gooood music .... This was 2 years before that dreaded disco music came on the sene in the united states.
no14topfan 10 months ago
@no14topfan .. Disco was not "Dreaded"... it started out beautiful. The Philly Sound WAS Disco in its infancy... unfortunately it was picked up, stripped down to a drum machine, commercialized and ruined... oh but between '72 and '77... AHHH Yeah!!!!
11dsw 9 months ago 2
Motivation
GpicErow 11 months ago
i remember this song when i was in high school
pheet 11 months ago 2
i like to play this song for my X wife... becuz im doin fine withourt her now !!!!!!! ha! ha!
slickcitynites 11 months ago 2
1973
calalilygirl 11 months ago
15 years of age, back seat of the school bus, everyone blasting this one out as we went home, good days.
TedRob1958 1 year ago
I remember this song from my high school graduation in 1973. I though I would never find this song thank you whoever you are for posting this song.
deloufu 1 year ago 2
Listen too that BASS line! Awesome!!! Bring back real music!!!
HHH100 1 year ago
rocketbrain2- thanks for posting this song/video. This song is in the rotation of my new internet radio station, "OffTheCharts!" on Live365.com. Come listen for free! The direct link is on my YouTube page. Thanks!
OffTheCharts365 1 year ago
AWESOME song... bring back Disco !!!!!!
slickcitynites 1 year ago
@slickcitynites This was not a disco song!
calalilygirl 11 months ago
Another "why don't the oldies radio stations play this?" song. Always a crowd pleaser.
takemeback2 1 year ago 2
@takemeback2 Ditto!
calalilygirl 11 months ago
Memories, memories......thx 4 sharing!
mssquirrely 1 year ago
thank you!
Phlexxon 1 year ago
this is a great song!! i remember this when I was little and dancing and singing to it!
vecch0723 1 year ago
remember when this came out. would love to be young again.xxx
CHOPS1414 1 year ago
Excellent song never get tiered of listening to!!! thanks for posting
lottie6200 1 year ago 3
@lottie6200 yes I agree!! Love the beat!
vecch0723 1 year ago
This was a hit in my high school days, oh such fun and oh my the boy toys
1themeko 1 year ago
thank you for posting....wow
nellyboyles 1 year ago
Produced by Thom Bell of Mighty Three Music:The other two being Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff. Listen closely and you'll see the similarity to the Spinners which Thom produced as well. Philly Soul in the House !!
Ruffrob 1 year ago
@Ruffrob Never noticed that before, but you can certainly hear the influence of Bell, Gamble & Huff... This HAS to be one of the top one-hit wonders songs of all time.
namvet12 1 year ago
@namvet12 Not just an influence -- Thom Bell himself produced and arranged this LP. Unless I'm mistaken, he also co-wrote this song.
CreoleCW 11 months ago
This song should've come out in 1976. In 1975, NYC was on the brink of bankruptcy. I believe Abraham Beame, was mayor at the time(I was away at the time,in the military). We applied for Federal help (bailout money), but the Ford administration would have none of it, so through some Draconian cuts in services, hiring freezes etc, and a genius named Felix Rohatyn, we pulled through. The cast of Saturday Night Live, could've sang this as an answer to those who "walked away" from us in '75!
Carvinter 1 year ago
@Carvinter Very interesting insight here...How is it that you know so much about this song? Just wondering...Take Care
mrob75 1 year ago
@mrob75 I've always been an amateur history buff of U.S. (particularly NYC). This was obviously before the internet, so my parents used to send the Daily News to wherever I was stationed, so I followed this and other stories avidly. Plus, the name of this group particularly caught my attention Still a catchy tune, eh?
Best to ya, and thank you
Carvinter 1 year ago
@teehonky ....and modest with it I see.
drwhatson 1 year ago
still me not break me never
wiganjean 1 year ago
This is a classic.
yogibear2020 1 year ago
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echofarmma 1 year ago
One of the best one hit wonders
echofarmma 1 year ago 2
We used to dance to this song at college when this song came out. Wore the album out.
dnash27 1 year ago
Another great production by producer Thom Bell!
MrBeatlefan57 1 year ago 2
This is one of those songs that you love the very first time you hear it. Doesn't matter when that might be. It's timeless. It just "works", through and through.
Rigmeister9 1 year ago 2
if i recall New York City WASNT doing fine in 1973....the state was BANKRUPT....i was doing REAL good by the way, if i lost one girl, i had 6 replacements ...god i was GOOD!! DOODOODOO
teehonky 1 year ago
@teehonky TOO funny!
ladyjae65 1 year ago
@ladyjae65 but i was TOO SEXY
teehonky 1 year ago
the b-side to this record is another classic ,say it ain't so.i wish they put that on youtube.
kickthecat65 1 year ago
Lovley song , brings back plenty memories from the good old days !!!
lottie6200 1 year ago
but you never heard a word I said, you kept on stepping never turning your head. How many times has that happened to you?
pargaluvva 1 year ago 2
oh man, the memories. the good old days. jeez....just living life the way it should be lived. simple , laid back, easy with not a care in the world with a lot of love. those days are gone, but the memories stay.....damn.
ochibadbwoy 1 year ago
@goldenseal75 You have a good memory. IDFN was indeed climbing the pop chart in the May-June 1973 time frame. The song peaked at #17 on the Billboard Hot 100 the week ending June 23, 1973. It most likely did even better on the R&B chart.
hoffenpot 1 year ago
This is pure all time class. Its so good it would make a stone monument weep. Respect to you for posting, and also all the ex members of an amazing group.
Bolly558 1 year ago
I agree DawnHills you had to be there I sure was. Believe or not I have this 45 I'm doing fine now. Thanks for posting.
songbird565 1 year ago
I remember this song May or June of 1973, end of 8th grade!!!
goldenseal75 1 year ago
Not sure if this was mentioned before, but, when the group auditioned the tape of this song before the record company, they had them replay it over and over, just in pure enjoyment while they signed them.
jmasalle 1 year ago 4
@jmasalle
Great post!
Rigmeister9 1 year ago
@Rigmeister9 thx!
jmasalle 1 year ago
A masterpiece. A shame that the group split from their Philly producers after this, obviously.
hardcorehouse 1 year ago
Thank you
ghostofgettysburg 1 year ago
this song was the bonb
bococalady56 1 year ago
this is the song i sent to my ex wife
twixbits 1 year ago
@twixbits I got this played on my radio station to my ex fiance after we split perfect choice
Deano042 1 year ago
Wow! I had forgotten about this wonderful song! Love it!!!!
Cielodrive 1 year ago
top notch tune...when i bought this 7"i never stopped playing it ......it just WAS AND STILL IS MY FAVORITE TUNE !!!...many thx
coolpilot007 1 year ago
A great classic Check out the version by the Pasadenas Nice and Soulful Too!!!!!
sarahjeanluvsmusik 1 year ago
Love it Love it Love it! Classic with the greatest of memories!
Thank you rocketbrain2 for posting!
2009Denisem 1 year ago
great little timeless tune thank's for posting : )
chrstianmom 1 year ago
My mom used to play this song alot and I always thought it was the spinners that made this song.....Learn something new everyday:)
lcauley1 1 year ago
this video is sick im only 12yr olds im a cardiff city fan welsh to i die and beyond the grave
TheSoulcrew123 1 year ago
mite be a 1 off but ahh the memories
288002 1 year ago
Bring back so many memories..I love it!!!
taylorrose1998 1 year ago
1 hit wonder in Billboard. Hit #17. God bless!
DaveWollenberg 1 year ago
I remember when this song came out at the same time the Spinners released "Could it be I'm falling in love?" I bought the Spinners album because it was all the money I had. I was 12. And New York City never came out with anything after this, so I wonder what their album was like? Great song though.
DickAllen1972 1 year ago
i am sure the Detroit Spinners did this version
EVER4MJ 1 year ago
What a great song. Still sounds fresh after all these years a good song to dance to!!
riitade644 1 year ago
Where are these guys now. I met them in The Bahamas in the mid 70's. Good guys they did a fantastic show.
MISSMAURS 1 year ago
classic thom bell track from 1973 !!
jimmiearm 1 year ago
does anyone else agree that the pasadenas did a better job of this? suckerrz ya wrong!!! if its not broke dont fix it!!! top tune!! thanx for postin!!!
dreadedlurgy 1 year ago
@dreadedlurgy no
chipbj 1 year ago
@dreadedlurgy I love both versions of this track, one has to remember that this version "New York City" is a budget cut vinyl. "The Pasedenas had a lot more money spent on video and sound.
gotobedandtickler 1 year ago
@gotobedandtickler hi, just coz the pasadenas had more money to spend on their version doesnt mean its better! they are following in the steps of others! all they can do is add a nice video and presentation. they cant outdo the original vocals! well thats the way i see it anyway! we are all entitled to our own opinions. :D
dreadedlurgy 1 year ago
lco-written by thom bell. like some of the spinners' cuts, the female backing vocalists are more prominent in the mix than the actual group. GREAT song...
rocknrollphilip 1 year ago
Without any doubt whatsoever this is the best song in existence. No other song comes anywhere near it.
tarqogan 2 years ago
Love this song, I thought it was the Spinners.
ladyjae65 2 years ago
@ladyjae65your not the only one thought the spinners done this song trust me!!
jimmiearm 2 years ago
Anyone know if this is a young Luther Vandross on lead?
cmulwee001 2 years ago
May 1973 i was a freshman in high school..wow this song rocked my world and is still one of my top 10...
aliceanthony100 2 years ago
FANTASTIC post! I'm loving it! Thanks to hrpman for sharing and to rocketbrain2 for posting it!
angelofbebop 2 years ago 2
was this produced by the same producer who produced the spinners just curious
marqualius 2 years ago
I was thinking the exact same thing. It kind of sounds like "Then came you" with Dionne Warwick.
clineshaunt 2 years ago
@marqualius yes, this sound as was the case with the stylistics is vintage THOM BELL AND LINDA CREED. YOU HAVE A GREAT EAR!!!!!!
genious4real 2 years ago
Brilliant.70s soul at its best.KTF
martin230255 2 years ago 2
I heard this song in a Quizno' s in Schaumburg, IL today. OMG, I used to love this song! Hadn't heard it in years.
loopsouth 2 years ago
Excellent song thanks for posting it!!!!!
MAKEUMRUN 2 years ago 8
great , great , song thanks for posting
TOURQPOOL 2 years ago 14
Brilliant song, such sad memories, but yeah, I'm doin fine now----no thanx to you bitch----
celticboy1950 2 years ago 5
DISCO.!!!!!
Hay, Platform Shoes, Kipper Ties, Flairs, Long Pointy Collers, Weird Haircuts, Check Jackets. They were the days.!!! lol.
pwcf5 2 years ago
You forgot the the flares! and boy didn't we think we were cool!
sargem06 2 years ago
No did,nt forget the flairs, but what I did forget was the Hi Karate and Brut. lol.
pwcf5 2 years ago
Sorry saw it afterwards, but do you remember 'Demin- for the man who doesn't have to try to hard' I bet it would smell revolting today!
sargem06 2 years ago
Yep, demin, hey but they were the days, your 1st drink at a party WOODPECKER CIDER, and PARTY 7.!!! pmsl.
pwcf5 2 years ago
But don't forget to take your wet weather gear when opening the the party 7 - Watneys Pale ale or Harp Lager who would drink that shit today. One thing I remember doing (hope its not you) the one who thought he God's gift to women always shook his tin before he opened it!
Still a great friend of mine today one day i will tell him!
sargem06 2 years ago
Hey I,m back in the 70s, this feels like a Life On Mars moment. Please let me go back there. ( Ya I too shook the party 7 cans, but they were never mine, whatever I found in the kitchen, I,ve been the cause of many kitchen re-decorations ) lol.
pwcf5 2 years ago
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pwcf5 2 years ago
Great song with beautiful vocals,sounds like the spinners alittle dosnt it?
cucumberinmypants 2 years ago
Amazing song!!!
setenteromusic 2 years ago
VERY VERY BEAUTIFUL
TheSoulpeeper 2 years ago
thanks for posting. i just head this song playing in a store shopping for antiques.
paulsak59 2 years ago
Remember the day you up and left? I nearly cried myself to death...........I'M DOIN FINE NOW
Classic!
useverlastin 2 years ago
Goosebumps!!!!!!!!
martin230255 2 years ago
One of my favourite records at the age of 15. The roots of Disco.
redcoach 2 years ago
one of the sound tracks to my life. helped me to stand up nafter some body knocked me down. i survived and lived and loved again
nufforme 2 years ago
Cool song! Glory to God forever!
johnclones 2 years ago
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nuttysquirrels74 2 years ago
The guy from this band was talking about michael jackson on bbc :'( x R.I.P MJ
stickman195 2 years ago
I was 17, sitting handcuffed in a police car in Jersey and the cop was listening to this song on the way to the station, oh the memories
indyguy1000 2 years ago
this is one of those tunes that keeps playing in your head long after it's over... and I don't care! Great song!
mmangum4444 2 years ago 2
luther vandross sang with the new york city BAND...this is new york city...and yes!!! this song was produced by the legendary THOM BELL!!!!!!!!!
thegr8tj 2 years ago 2
Did Luther sing lead on this track? If it was, it was his first body of work.
Gaylel1 2 years ago
what great words to sing to a ex lol
k3llz67 2 years ago 2
sweet!!!
lifes2shrt07 2 years ago
The could have been more than one-hit wonders, but chose to leave their Philadelphia producers, the ones on this cut. Huge mistake.
hardcorehouse 2 years ago
Although I enjoy the remake by the Pasedenas, this New York
City original is still the best. NYC should have been a lot more than a one hit wonder, in my opinion
cmulwee001 2 years ago 3
Wow!Almost forgot about this oldie and goody!
New York City captured the 'sound of Philadelphia' perfectly!
marybeth830 2 years ago 5
This is one of my favorite songs by a one-hit wonder. What a forgotten gem! A Spinners sound-alike that just as smooth & silky as they were. Too bad this is rarely played on oldies stations.
hoffenpot 2 years ago
i hear this song all the time on 92.1 FM in Vineland, NJ
gammagrass 2 years ago
i hear this song a lot on 104.7 KDES FM in Palm Springs
retawdee 2 years ago
The reason this sounds so much like the Spinners is that this recording and the Spinners share the same producer;Philly great Thom Bell and MFSB ,the house band for Philadelphia International Records. Their name threw a lot of people off.
Ruffrob 2 years ago
Do the Americans realise how big their souls groups,were in the 70s in the UK.Records like these were huge floor fillers,absolutely brilliant.
martin230255 2 years ago
Doubt it.
Another superb track. More into Northern myself, but this is the roots sound of soul.
mtimp 2 years ago
Thank you America for all the great music you have produced over the years. I love it!
gkmmlc 2 years ago
very very good song!
setenteromusic 3 years ago
Spring 1973 in Jr. High School ( some schools are called Middle School) anyway I thought this was the Spinners, but it is the group "New York City"
Beautiful Song. To my knowledge they only made 2 albums, so much competition back in the day, they did not do much later. Tthe era of the 1970's up to the early 80's was the greatest sound.
bkwiley 3 years ago
Okay so we've all heard the original version posted here by New York City, and some of is have heard the great cover version(but this one's still better!) by the Pasedenas. Does anyone know if there are other versions by other performers out there? As most of us know, VERY few songs exist in only one or two recordings. So, if anyone knows, please reply. Thanks.
cmulwee001 3 years ago
since my wife left i like this even more.
ronniehumphries1 3 years ago
and so is she!!! lol!!!
bigfinewoman 2 years ago
A happy song indeed! It just shows that there IS life after the end of a relationship! Plus,
I reallyDIG the Philly Soul genre!
cmulwee001 3 years ago
First it was Chicago.......Now it's New York City! These groups after American cities! Great song by these guys!
Chicago10281 3 years ago
The best revenge is to live well!
notonmypage 3 years ago 4
there's nothing better than the ORIGINAL of anything, and here's one of them! some of the best harmonies ever heard and sung!
tenkgent 3 years ago
One of the best soul tracks ever made, but relatively forgotten and unknown. Unfortunately, the group did not continue the collaboration with Philly combo Gamble and Huff, thus this was the only song they made that was special.
hardcorehouse 3 years ago 4
Oh yeah!! Remember this song real well. Came out as I was breaking up with my girlfriend at Norview High School in Norfolk Va. That "heffer" broke my heart.
Snoopfluff 3 years ago
started looking back to 1971 to 1974 records some greats here.remember buying this one, probably in the attic
steve53london 3 years ago 3
I'm a 70's chic and I remember what a big hit this was on the east coast on WABC, DJ's Harry Harrison and Ron Lundy.
LD2707 3 years ago 3
WOW :)
chipbj65 3 years ago 2
The 70s, how great were they? You HAD to be there, I was, it was fabulous. This song is so very there too, I danced around my handbag many a time to this.
DAWNHILLS 3 years ago 11
@DAWNHILL "it was fabulous"
couldn't agree with you more <3
motherscousinsmother 1 year ago
This is the best rendition of the song although the cover version by the Pasadena's was pretty good in it's own right.
cmulwee001 3 years ago
grew up with my dad blasting this sunny afternoons speakers out the window wish i was there again boss track !!!!!!!!!!!
jlfc12008 3 years ago 4
I'm a Who fan, but there's something about this song that I absolutely love.
speedbird49 3 years ago 2
Oh how I remember this one! This song would always put in a good mood. For the longest time I use to think it was The Spinners. Man, how I miss this kind of music. Thank you so much for posting this song, it made my day.
enmaxus 3 years ago 3
I first heard this fantastic song way back in 1973 and it's remained my all time favourite for the last 35 years, no other song comes close.
francilius 3 years ago
Song iz great!!!
123InDaPlaceToBe 3 years ago
just love this song, great memories, great times
lovatt51 3 years ago 4
1 of my all time faves. thanx 4 postin.
goonerbrain59 3 years ago 2
GREAT1
chipbj65 3 years ago
Anyone have them singing this song LIVE? I would love to see that ! GREAT SONG! Blast from the past! love it!
KellyGiftShop 3 years ago
my inspirational song. gets me through any bs.
fineassb 3 years ago
I'm 50 now but still want to dance every time I hear this. Fantastic!
gkmmlc 3 years ago 3
Happy Birthday! I just turned 50 myself! PHEW!! I made it! :)
KellyGiftShop 3 years ago 2
Congratulations! Many happy returns. "Keep on rocking".
gkmmlc 3 years ago 7
Man it's hard to realize this song is over 35 years old!!!!!! Talk about one hit wonders, but a great record..thanks for posting..
dbd1353 3 years ago 3
Takes me back to my youth.
Fantastic song!
cheeseandbiscuits 3 years ago 2
What year did this song came out?
Artho 3 years ago
1973. A remake by The Pasadenas came out almost 20 years later in 1992.
cmulwee001 3 years ago
Thank You for your information
Artho 3 years ago
You're welcome. The cover version by The Pasedena sounds a lot like this one, but with an added dance beat. The Vocals are almost identical. Not much difference. Agree?
cmulwee001 3 years ago
Talk about your really obscure groups. I never heard of this group until recently.
StoogeWatcher 3 years ago
I heard somewhere that the group New York City was actually from Philadelphia and not New York.
rockvilleraven 3 years ago 2
I do not know, but this is the Philly sound of the '70's at it's best.
RTSiciliano 3 years ago 3
great just great ; haven't heard this in at least twenty years ; did i say GREAT???
eaglepoke56 3 years ago 3