I have been searching for this song since 1974. I never thought I would find it on Youtube. This song reminds me of my years stationed at Pearl Harbor,Hawaii. To the person who put it on here "Thanks a million. It brings back a lot of memories.
Nigel Olsson, born in Merseyside, England on 2/10/49, was Elton John's drummer from 1971 to 1976. He left to concentrate on his solo career, which resulted in four chart singles. "Only One Woman" reached #91 in 1975, "A Girl Like You" stalled at #107 in 1976, this one (his biggest) reached #18 at the end of 1978 and was followed by "A Little Bit Of Soap"," which hit #34 in the spring of 1979. The first two singles were on Elton's label, Rocket; the last two on Bang Records.
I have not heard this song since I was a teen. It brought me back to a simpler time and put a tear in my eye! Bring back the bell bottoms, bonne bell lipsmackers, Dr Scholls sandals, 45 records, Tiger Beat mags! We DID have it good!! :-)
i love the 70's music the best when music was music and it meant something and came from the heart i so miss it glad we have youtube 2 enjoy it all over again!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ALL I CAN SAY IS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WOW!! This is so beautiful!! Thank you for bringin back some really great memories for me!!! This really takes me back!!Also thank you for posting!! Just keep them memories alive!!
Nigel, as a fellow percussionist all I can tell you it to keep on keeping on. It was you that inspired me to add Pisals and Pasties to my kit because you play them so well.
I too have been looking for this song for years. So many memories attached to it from over 30 years ago. I should be too old to cry over such trivia but this is a heartbreaker and a memory maker. Thank you so much.
The song was originally written and sung by Carl Storie and the Faith Band. Didn't know this "Nigel" guy sang it! What a loser! The Faith Band sings is way better!!
i was 25 years old when this song was released, Nigel was EltonjOHNS DRUMMER FOR EVER ALONG with jamie johnsotone and the Brilliant song writer 'Bernie Taupin , that made Elton a multimillionaire overnight
I was a senior in high school and a Radio DJ on weekends in 1979 when this tune came out. I heard it on the Wolfman Jack Show while driving home from a Mobile DJ gig last night and was reminded of it. YouTube is the only place I've found it so far. Must be long gone and hard to find just like stuff from Shaun Cassidy and Leif Garrett...remember them?
Actually, this song was released on the SAME DAY by the actually writer, Carl Storie with his band The Faith Band. They were on the charts at the same time but, due to their being a small Indiana band, they got to only number 56. Their version is more soulful.
Great song and very hard to find, this is one of my favorite one hit wonders of the 1970s, I can picture England Dan and John Ford Coley or Dan Fogelberg doing this song
@Doobie1975 Yeah, England Dan and John Ford Coley, definitely! I discovered them and Nigel on the American Countdown show on Radio 1 in the UK when I was a teenager; I loved them! This song was special because I had a huge crush on a guy named Nigel :) This is the first time I'm seeing what Nigel Olsson looked like - cute :)
SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL.....FOND MEMORIES FROM ARLINGTON HIGHSCHOOL POUGHKEEPSIE,N.Y...........MISS ALL OF YOU.......HARD TO BELEIVE IT'S BEEN 32 YEARS......................GOD BLESS
I was looking for this song also. Back then when it came up I did not know much English; so it made it harder to find it. Thank you for posting it. It bring me nice memories of the high school years and my dear friends.
There was another song with a title similar to this one, which was performed by a totally different singer around the same year...it was a Jamaican-born Canadian lady named Claudja Barry, who sang "Boogie Woogie Dancin' Shoes". That was more of a disco song than this one, which was a slow ballad.
@thespeez This song should be a staple on the soft rock and oldies stations, not falling into obscurity, I didn't even know this song existed until late 2008 when I've heard it on the 70s Channel from Music Choice and I was really happy and surprised how great this song was, definitely one of the best songs of 1979
@thespeez I don't mean to sound dumb but what does PD mean? I hate it when the radio stations chooses to play the same songs over and over again and leaving out the others, I tend to like the obscure songs over the really famous ones anyday
Hey, I totally agree with you about radio stations playing the same 400 or so songs over and over! Because of the over-research and because of what I'll call the corporatism which has infiltrated the radio business, there is much less innovation now than in times past. Sure, you'll find exceptions to this but it's rare. I'm bold enough to admit that I'll choose an AM station with an innovative playlist over an FM with a 'safe' playlist any day of the week.
good song nigel had a few hits on his own, i need help locating a song it came out in 1979-80 its called im alive but i cant recall the group right off hand it was on electra records this band had 2 sucessful lp's then disbanded if anyone on here can recollect the bands name email me at jaygee356@hotmail.com thanks n happy new year all.
Thank you SO much for those memories, when things were simpler, this world was gentler, and music was THE BEST! I love this song so much! Radio sucks by not playing it - who cares for radio, anyway.
This was not unlike a lot of late '70s era love songs not unlike what Dan Hill, Kenny Nolan, Toby Beau, LeBlanc & Carr, Rex Smith, Michael Johnson and the like would've done. I'll confess I liked that sound and this song is no exception.
Carl Storie wrote this song first with his group "Faith Band" He and nigel realesed the song at the same time. Nigel had more success with it as he made it to #8 on the billboard charts, while faith band only made it to #54 but i just thought id post this as most people think nigel wrote the song.
They used to play this song back in the late 70's on WPST out of Trenton, NJ. I used to listen to it while working part time in a restaurant in my town. I've liked it from the first time that I heard it.
thanks so much for posting this song,I h, ardly listen on the radio. I have been looking for this song for almost 30 years and I finally found it . I feel like I am a teenager again. Thanks a looooooooooot!
So Coool!!! It brings back memories of girls with farah fawcett hair, chenele'5, windsong, bellbottom jeans , platform shoes and Bublegum Pop music. I know im just an old 70's tweener but MAN did we have it good or What???
I owned the cassette that this song was on back in '79. Played the heck out of this song, along with a "A Little Bit of Soap" and the "Chosen Few". Reminds me of the wasted summer of that year, (a good portion of it spent at Chicago's Summerfest at Navy Pier) when I was in that limbo stage of deciding what I was going to do with my life..go to college or keep slacking at age 20. (I ultimately went to college..Southern Illinois University, where I got my BS, Finance)
I've just heard this song on the 1970s channel from Music Choice and the song totally blew me away, definitely a great song that never gets alot of airplay.
La mejor cancion de los 80 ....... solo quedan recuerdos de esos momentos...Recuerdos de aquella juventud que vivimos y que servira para contarle a los hijos.... Nigel olsson vivira siempre en sus canciones y en el mundo entero..........
Nigel Olson, A great man, a great drummer and singer. But not a good song writer. I have this album on vinyl and it reeks of forgettable slow slongs. Only "A little Bit of Soap " stands out. The rest of it was well.......boring.
Also felt the same way when I met him a few years ago. First class gentleman and one of the greatest drummers on the planet! Very good singer too as evidenced here.
I remember my 16 year old sister was so disappointed when she couldn't go to one of his small venue concerts in NW suburban Chicago, summer '79. Nigel was appearing at a small club in the Prospect Heights area, similar to legendary Biddy Mulligan's (Rogers Park, Chicago) and she couldn't be admitted, as it was 21+ show.
Sorry for your sister as aside from a large venue, almost any small club in Chicago is a rockin place to see a band. My meeting was prior to an all-star jam I was hosting/leading. Had Alan White, Bernard Purdee, Derrick Painter (Great White), Tony Coleman (BB King) Bill Lordan & more, but the ONLY drummer I really wanted was Nigel. Unfortunately he had an F1 race the next day so couldn't make the jam. Never heard if he won the race, but the jam rocked! LOL! Thanks for your comment!
I agree. I also think that Carl's version sounds more timeless. This version definitely sounds dated in the 70s (cheesy strings). Still, both are good; it's a great song!
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A great song! This is a poor imitation of, the origional; Which was done by the writer and composer, CARL STORIE!!! Carl recorded this classic with The Faith Band. Thanks, URN
This song was written by Carl Story and was first recorded by his band, the Faith Band, out of Indianapolis. This is a cover - I believe they charted around the same time...
Actually, I remember hearing from one of the other YouTube members that both charted on the same day...wonder how many times THAT'S happened in music history? ^_^
"The song doesn't have a memorable melody"? I find that interesting considering that when Nigel sings, "put on your dancing shoes", that's actually the title and a person doesn't need to finish the rest of the chorus. I guess perhaps you hear music differently than most people do. There are a tremendous amount of songs where the title of the song is the first line of the chorus such as: "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road", "I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues" and "Open Arms" to name just a few!
OK, I've reconsidered. Also, being an editor on Wikipedia, we sure could use a photo of Nigel-- the one there barely shows him in the band. Anybody got a noncopyrighted photo? Please contact me via YouTube email. Thanks.
Yes it is a Nigel Olsson song. Nigel Olsson has recorded several albums including "nigel olsson's drum orchestra and chorus" in 1971, "nigel olsson" in 1975, "nigel olsson" (different album) in 1978, "nigel" 1979, "changing tides" 1980 and "move the universe-nigel olsson's drum orchestra and chorus part2" which I forget which year. Only a couple have been issued on cd and usually command high prices on ebay.
I have been searching for this song since 1974. I never thought I would find it on Youtube. This song reminds me of my years stationed at Pearl Harbor,Hawaii. To the person who put it on here "Thanks a million. It brings back a lot of memories.
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Is it just me or does the Nigel Olsson sound like the lead singer of the 70s pop group Orleans? I can totally picture Orleans doing this song
Doobie1975 1 month ago
very underplayed 70s song and one of my top favorite songs of the 70s
Doobie1975 1 month ago
great song.
barnabas50 2 months ago
Nigel Olsson, born in Merseyside, England on 2/10/49, was Elton John's drummer from 1971 to 1976. He left to concentrate on his solo career, which resulted in four chart singles. "Only One Woman" reached #91 in 1975, "A Girl Like You" stalled at #107 in 1976, this one (his biggest) reached #18 at the end of 1978 and was followed by "A Little Bit Of Soap"," which hit #34 in the spring of 1979. The first two singles were on Elton's label, Rocket; the last two on Bang Records.
horarwgt 2 months ago
JUST BEAUTIFULL SONG BEAUTIFUL MEMORIES!!!
marieuge 3 months ago
how about put on yer yer disco roller skates :) what memmories and its all good
Wyliecyotee36 4 months ago
ESTA CANCIÓN ME HACE LLORAR DE NOSTALGIA
SOHO10 4 months ago
existe el video?
rubenkb1 5 months ago
Después de 33 años vuelvo a escuchar esta bella canción.
aleSodaled77 5 months ago
I have not heard this song since I was a teen. It brought me back to a simpler time and put a tear in my eye! Bring back the bell bottoms, bonne bell lipsmackers, Dr Scholls sandals, 45 records, Tiger Beat mags! We DID have it good!! :-)
carouselgal 5 months ago
i love the 70's music the best when music was music and it meant something and came from the heart i so miss it glad we have youtube 2 enjoy it all over again!!!!!!!!!!!!!
auntielealea 5 months ago
ALL I CAN SAY IS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WOW!! This is so beautiful!! Thank you for bringin back some really great memories for me!!! This really takes me back!!Also thank you for posting!! Just keep them memories alive!!
nytterepos247 6 months ago
Nigel, as a fellow percussionist all I can tell you it to keep on keeping on. It was you that inspired me to add Pisals and Pasties to my kit because you play them so well.
gtrebich 6 months ago
ダメ元で探していたら あった～♪この曲。
嬉しいです。
中学生の時に聴いてすごく大好きになった曲でした。
アップしてくださり ありがとうございました。
懐かしいな～あの頃が・・・
wanko2006 7 months ago
I can't imagine why this song was never incorporated into a movie.
Nigel has a great singing style. Too bad so much music nowadays is so corporate driven. Where's the heart like back then?
copa777 7 months ago
God!! Lets go back to the first time this played on the radio!!
leannvlewis 8 months ago
I too have been looking for this song for years. So many memories attached to it from over 30 years ago. I should be too old to cry over such trivia but this is a heartbreaker and a memory maker. Thank you so much.
meevans123 8 months ago
Nigel hit #18 in Billboard, 3-3-79. Produced by Paul Davis. RIP, Paul. God bless ya, for postin' it. Thanx! See you, brother Paul, in Heaven.
DaveWollenberg 8 months ago 2
The song was originally written and sung by Carl Storie and the Faith Band. Didn't know this "Nigel" guy sang it! What a loser! The Faith Band sings is way better!!
hoosierh3 8 months ago
i was 25 years old when this song was released, Nigel was EltonjOHNS DRUMMER FOR EVER ALONG with jamie johnsotone and the Brilliant song writer 'Bernie Taupin , that made Elton a multimillionaire overnight
dinger129 8 months ago
I was a senior in high school and a Radio DJ on weekends in 1979 when this tune came out. I heard it on the Wolfman Jack Show while driving home from a Mobile DJ gig last night and was reminded of it. YouTube is the only place I've found it so far. Must be long gone and hard to find just like stuff from Shaun Cassidy and Leif Garrett...remember them?
radiodjs 9 months ago
ELTON JOHN'S DRUMMER FOR OVER 40 YEARS. I LOVE THIS SONG. AND I'M GONNA PUT ON MY DANCIN SHOES.
stardeau28 10 months ago
Actually, this song was released on the SAME DAY by the actually writer, Carl Storie with his band The Faith Band. They were on the charts at the same time but, due to their being a small Indiana band, they got to only number 56. Their version is more soulful.
Peachteatube 10 months ago
BEAUTIFUL!!! Thanks for posting.. *)*
sunflowermother 10 months ago
Great song and very hard to find, this is one of my favorite one hit wonders of the 1970s, I can picture England Dan and John Ford Coley or Dan Fogelberg doing this song
Doobie1975 11 months ago
@Doobie1975 Yeah, England Dan and John Ford Coley, definitely! I discovered them and Nigel on the American Countdown show on Radio 1 in the UK when I was a teenager; I loved them! This song was special because I had a huge crush on a guy named Nigel :) This is the first time I'm seeing what Nigel Olsson looked like - cute :)
Jojoseahorse 10 months ago
SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL.....FOND MEMORIES FROM ARLINGTON HIGHSCHOOL POUGHKEEPSIE,N.Y...........MISS ALL OF YOU.......HARD TO BELEIVE IT'S BEEN 32 YEARS......................GOD BLESS
PoughTownBoy 11 months ago
I was looking for this song also. Back then when it came up I did not know much English; so it made it harder to find it. Thank you for posting it. It bring me nice memories of the high school years and my dear friends.
MrAdolfoz 11 months ago
Elton John's personal drummer, eh!
There was another song with a title similar to this one, which was performed by a totally different singer around the same year...it was a Jamaican-born Canadian lady named Claudja Barry, who sang "Boogie Woogie Dancin' Shoes". That was more of a disco song than this one, which was a slow ballad.
mrceleb2006 1 year ago
Happy B'Day Nigel today February 10th! 62 years young!
l8j13a68 1 year ago
Nigel hit #18 in Billboard, 3-3-79. Produced by Paul Davis. God bless ya, brother Paul. See you in Heaven. RIP, my brother!
DaveWollenberg 1 year ago 4
@DaveWollenberg Did this song crack the AC chart? Too bad this song didn't make the Top 10
Doobie1975 11 months ago 2
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@Doobie1975 As a matter of fact, it peaked at #8 AC in Billboard. God bless!
DaveWollenberg 11 months ago
@Doobie1975 - According to someone else, the song got to #8 on the AC chart. It's too bad said formatted stations won't play it anymore.
thespeez 11 months ago
@thespeez This song should be a staple on the soft rock and oldies stations, not falling into obscurity, I didn't even know this song existed until late 2008 when I've heard it on the 70s Channel from Music Choice and I was really happy and surprised how great this song was, definitely one of the best songs of 1979
Doobie1975 11 months ago
@Doobie1975 - You're preaching to the choir! Sadly, many PD don't have balls anymore! They always want to stay with 'safe' songs!
thespeez 11 months ago
@thespeez I don't mean to sound dumb but what does PD mean? I hate it when the radio stations chooses to play the same songs over and over again and leaving out the others, I tend to like the obscure songs over the really famous ones anyday
Doobie1975 11 months ago
@Doobie1975 - PD = Program director.
Hey, I totally agree with you about radio stations playing the same 400 or so songs over and over! Because of the over-research and because of what I'll call the corporatism which has infiltrated the radio business, there is much less innovation now than in times past. Sure, you'll find exceptions to this but it's rare. I'm bold enough to admit that I'll choose an AM station with an innovative playlist over an FM with a 'safe' playlist any day of the week.
thespeez 11 months ago
...Thx for the great song........love both versions.........I want to say I made a huge mistake back then and Yvette....I'm sorry......Stan
expatforhire 1 year ago
great post thanks
jerryrigging 1 year ago
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good song nigel had a few hits on his own, i need help locating a song it came out in 1979-80 its called im alive but i cant recall the group right off hand it was on electra records this band had 2 sucessful lp's then disbanded if anyone on here can recollect the bands name email me at jaygee356@hotmail.com thanks n happy new year all.
footballstar970 1 year ago
Thank you SO much for those memories, when things were simpler, this world was gentler, and music was THE BEST! I love this song so much! Radio sucks by not playing it - who cares for radio, anyway.
musicollector1975 1 year ago 2
i really like this music tanx so much !!!! luv u my sweet eszra Banog>>>?
MrPeeball 1 year ago
im dying for this dancin" shoes luv it tnx for this video >>>>lol
MrPeeball 1 year ago
Espectacular! Lamentablemente la musica que se escucha en estos tiempos es
lamentable....ya no se hace musica de estos niveles!!! Gracias por compartirla
50patita 1 year ago 2
OMG I still have this LP ...yes I mean vinyl :)
noralem 1 year ago
Great slow song & dance song. Unfortunately, the radio never plays it like so many of the one hit wonders. Great job Nigel!
TECHNICIAN4U 1 year ago 4
He was a big crush for me when I was a teen, I still think he's hot !!!
63montero 1 year ago 3
mr. weaseldoc13, do you have a music video of this song?
icesponge 1 year ago
@icesponge I don't know of one.
weaseldoc13 1 year ago
@icesponge In 1979, there was no such thing as a music video!
bgold50 1 year ago
acaso no hay video de este cantante? debe haberlo si o no
jorgeluisgago 1 year ago
l escucho esta cancion y revivo mi epoca en el colegio
jolijean 1 year ago
reminds me of 1979
menaceofdennis 1 year ago 2
@menaceofdennis - It WAS a hit in early '79, about February and March of that year.
thespeez 1 year ago
Produced by the late Paul Davis. Hit #8 AC, #18 pop in the US (Billboard). Did it chart in the UK? God bless!
DaveWollenberg 1 year ago
This was not unlike a lot of late '70s era love songs not unlike what Dan Hill, Kenny Nolan, Toby Beau, LeBlanc & Carr, Rex Smith, Michael Johnson and the like would've done. I'll confess I liked that sound and this song is no exception.
thespeez 1 year ago
gracias mirta por fin encontre esta cancion despues de tanto buscarla
jolijean 1 year ago
This is a clone of the Eagles' recording OL' '55. That one is from their ON THE BORDER album from 1974.
arhuxtable 1 year ago
@arhuxtable you called in haha. I couldn't believe how the music and some of the vocals are indentical in rhythm and pitch. That's great!! haha
drummerboyjac 1 year ago
This man is a bandmate of Elton John's. They even worked on Neil Sedaka's THE HUNGRY YEARS album.
arhuxtable 1 year ago
Wow, wow, wow...an oldie AND a goodie! Thanks for the post!
churchmousehill 2 years ago 2
this is great !
terryj4taazn 2 years ago 2
Carl Storie wrote this song first with his group "Faith Band" He and nigel realesed the song at the same time. Nigel had more success with it as he made it to #8 on the billboard charts, while faith band only made it to #54 but i just thought id post this as most people think nigel wrote the song.
MrFlint28 2 years ago
I remember this one. Do you remember this Sher?
reneecalling 2 years ago
i love this song, thanks for posting, i was looking for it, so i apreciate your posting
kabekas67 2 years ago
They used to play this song back in the late 70's on WPST out of Trenton, NJ. I used to listen to it while working part time in a restaurant in my town. I've liked it from the first time that I heard it.
brisbailrocks 2 years ago 6
Thanks for posting...Where are you Marci Richards? Lol at myself. Very nostalgic.
eggbert76 2 years ago
thanks so much for posting this song,I h, ardly listen on the radio. I have been looking for this song for almost 30 years and I finally found it . I feel like I am a teenager again. Thanks a looooooooooot!
JoseChris0929 2 years ago 3
greatest song that he ever did.
nigelolssonfan1994 2 years ago
Thank you so so so much for posting this ...
I have been looking for this song for almost 20 years now .... Thank you thank you thank you ....
I am now screaming and crying ..... can't believe that I found it ....
80sthebest 2 years ago 18
So Coool!!! It brings back memories of girls with farah fawcett hair, chenele'5, windsong, bellbottom jeans , platform shoes and Bublegum Pop music. I know im just an old 70's tweener but MAN did we have it good or What???
TheWindwalker123 2 years ago 10
well put-don't forget hiphugger jeans
aershamus 2 years ago
my name is VICTOR de PERU QUE RICA CANCION my adrees is buenaventura rey SAN JUAN DE MIRAFLORES
MrVICTORYANNIE 2 years ago
Beautiful Nigel´s tune.
Thanks for sharing it.
david2062 2 years ago 3
Oh yeah, GREAT memories. Brings back the late 70's to me. I had this on EIGHT track. Wish I still had that tape and the machine.
aviationwingnut 2 years ago
Thanks so very much for this one!
humminbird71 2 years ago 2
Spin on that wheel of romance!!!....I like this.
naoki669 2 years ago 4
WHAT a memory!!! Thanks for the post!!
aviationwingnut 2 years ago 3
Hey Look it's Bruno
TwinCityKillaz 2 years ago
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does he actually write songs?
if he does, it's probably with his 12 inch golden dick.
he cums the holy spirit.
nathansu2 2 years ago
heard this on XM recently but youtube is the real deal! great memory!
castertunes1967 2 years ago 3
@castertunes1967 Did you hear this song on the 70s Channel on XM? I used to have SIRIUS XM radio and I've never heard them play that song
Doobie1975 11 months ago
He`s just amazing!
nonamedgirl13 2 years ago
I owned the cassette that this song was on back in '79. Played the heck out of this song, along with a "A Little Bit of Soap" and the "Chosen Few". Reminds me of the wasted summer of that year, (a good portion of it spent at Chicago's Summerfest at Navy Pier) when I was in that limbo stage of deciding what I was going to do with my life..go to college or keep slacking at age 20. (I ultimately went to college..Southern Illinois University, where I got my BS, Finance)
rialohaguy 2 years ago
Hello Nigel! Always have been a long time fan! Nice to listen to you...again
ratfinko 2 years ago
Nigel Olsson, yes he is such a great drummer and of course, a very good vocalist.
aorphia 2 years ago
Hey Nigel
Whats Up
gkjmb 2 years ago
Another Cape Cod hit.
unscrewthis1 2 years ago 2
I've just heard this song on the 1970s channel from Music Choice and the song totally blew me away, definitely a great song that never gets alot of airplay.
Doobie1975 2 years ago 2
La mejor cancion de los 80 ....... solo quedan recuerdos de esos momentos...Recuerdos de aquella juventud que vivimos y que servira para contarle a los hijos.... Nigel olsson vivira siempre en sus canciones y en el mundo entero..........
marcosmauriciolecca 2 years ago
cierto!
pmoskoso 2 years ago
Wow, thanks for posting. I had no idea Nigel sang this song. Holy cow, this made my day.
minkymott 2 years ago 2
Nigel Olson, A great man, a great drummer and singer. But not a good song writer. I have this album on vinyl and it reeks of forgettable slow slongs. Only "A little Bit of Soap " stands out. The rest of it was well.......boring.
honkycabbit 2 years ago
Does he actually write songs?
thespermdonor 2 years ago
Nicest,nicest man I ever met...Colorado...late 70's
11211313 2 years ago 6
Also felt the same way when I met him a few years ago. First class gentleman and one of the greatest drummers on the planet! Very good singer too as evidenced here.
intrepidsinger 2 years ago 2
I remember my 16 year old sister was so disappointed when she couldn't go to one of his small venue concerts in NW suburban Chicago, summer '79. Nigel was appearing at a small club in the Prospect Heights area, similar to legendary Biddy Mulligan's (Rogers Park, Chicago) and she couldn't be admitted, as it was 21+ show.
rialohaguy 2 years ago
Sorry for your sister as aside from a large venue, almost any small club in Chicago is a rockin place to see a band. My meeting was prior to an all-star jam I was hosting/leading. Had Alan White, Bernard Purdee, Derrick Painter (Great White), Tony Coleman (BB King) Bill Lordan & more, but the ONLY drummer I really wanted was Nigel. Unfortunately he had an F1 race the next day so couldn't make the jam. Never heard if he won the race, but the jam rocked! LOL! Thanks for your comment!
intrepidsinger 2 years ago
I think Nigel Mansell is the only Nigel who
raced F1 durring that period.
perrycr 2 years ago
Nice song, you know it desribes exactly how my situation was and how I met my wife- wearing my dancing shoes. at the Sandman Inn in Vancouver, B.C.
Barrie562 2 years ago 2
Still hoping for ONLY ONE WOMAN to get posted. Anybody remember Nigel's rendition of A GIRL LIKE YOU ?
henripwatson 3 years ago 2
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sjstokley 3 years ago
excellent song- reminds me of hight school
erinn144 3 years ago 2
this song is by Carl Storie ....check out Carl's version with Faith Band ...blows this away!
mcgron 3 years ago
weaseldoc13, dear friend thank you for posting this video is very special for me
southamerican888 3 years ago
tema que trae hermosos recuerdos de toda la etapa de enamorados con mi hoy esposo y padre de mis hijos, musica como esta creo que ya no compondran
stigmarockband 3 years ago
This song is so sweet, so innocent. I have always loved this, and always will
bvb553 3 years ago 2
I personally think Carl Stories version is much better.
deermeoutside 3 years ago
I agree. I also think that Carl's version sounds more timeless. This version definitely sounds dated in the 70s (cheesy strings). Still, both are good; it's a great song!
surethingband 3 years ago
Excelente cancion... recuerdos de mi adolescencia....y mi primer amor....
hbb0106 3 years ago
Great melody. Kinda like belly rubbin music!
Tugboat360 3 years ago 2
@Tugboat360 - Reminds me of going to the school dances while in junior high. Yeah, this makes for a great - what I call - 'clutch' song.
thespeez 1 year ago
been looking for this song for a while, thought it was sung by Bernie Taupin, got wrong person with Elton
xjoe192x 3 years ago
Bravo! i loved this song when i was a junior high school boy!
g8mao 3 years ago 2
very nice song
EnviousAdam 3 years ago
I love this song. The music of the 70's was great. Best era of my life. Thanks for keeping those memories alive
bvb553 3 years ago
This takes me WAAAY back! If anyone has his version of"A little bit of Soap" I would appreciate them putting it up here!!
lippy2001 3 years ago 2
I love the song of "A little bit of Soap" as well!
g8mao 3 years ago
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This is crap! Carl is much better.
colts7301 3 years ago
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A great song! This is a poor imitation of, the origional; Which was done by the writer and composer, CARL STORIE!!! Carl recorded this classic with The Faith Band. Thanks, URN
JULAN23 3 years ago
Lot's of memories!!!
tahnks for sharing...
mixedtrail 3 years ago 4
I had not heard this song since 1979. I used to love it. Did you know he was the drummer for Elton John?
davidsalmer 3 years ago 4
This brings back a lot of memories. Thanks muchly for posting it!
KatrinaSwanson 3 years ago 7
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EXCELLENT VIDEO.
I DONT THINK SEW.
aggj2006 3 years ago
shut up wanker
DanQueen2008 3 years ago 3
CAN ANYONE POST __ONLY ONE WOMAN ?
henripwatson 3 years ago 2
"Only One Woman".....That was the best song on that album.
jfglistens1959 3 years ago
Carl Storie wrote this and performed it with Faith Band. While both versions are great, I think Carl rocks it!
indyaudioguy 3 years ago
1979
skipjack820 3 years ago
What year did this song came out?
babybear62 3 years ago
alright, it's a "bitch" song true, but i have to admit i did like it (don't tell anyone please)
seventiesguru 3 years ago
This song was written by Carl Story and was first recorded by his band, the Faith Band, out of Indianapolis. This is a cover - I believe they charted around the same time...
335mki 3 years ago
Actually, I remember hearing from one of the other YouTube members that both charted on the same day...wonder how many times THAT'S happened in music history? ^_^
cody6202000 3 years ago
The song doesn't have a memorable melody.
2rainbowed 3 years ago
"The song doesn't have a memorable melody"? I find that interesting considering that when Nigel sings, "put on your dancing shoes", that's actually the title and a person doesn't need to finish the rest of the chorus. I guess perhaps you hear music differently than most people do. There are a tremendous amount of songs where the title of the song is the first line of the chorus such as: "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road", "I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues" and "Open Arms" to name just a few!
thepolishprince1 3 years ago
OK, I've reconsidered. Also, being an editor on Wikipedia, we sure could use a photo of Nigel-- the one there barely shows him in the band. Anybody got a noncopyrighted photo? Please contact me via YouTube email. Thanks.
2rainbowed 3 years ago
Excellent song. I remember listening to this song on WPST 97.5 out of Trenton, NJ.
brisbailrocks 3 years ago
i thought nigel was a God when i was a teenager add a little bit of soap please
tayapple 3 years ago
love nigel!
annkeason 3 years ago
Wow, you know I love to dance, never heard this, would never have know it was there! Thank you friend!!! From Anna.
plainlaquita 3 years ago
Nice Song, has an 1980 Eagles feel to it. Thanks Duncan for sharing this.
Peace,
Allen
slowhand1954 3 years ago
Who is Duncan?
weaseldoc13 3 years ago
Duncan is Duckscli, he sent me your video. thanks.
slowhand1954 3 years ago
I did say this sounds like the Eagles' OL' 55. But that was from 1974.
arhuxtable 1 year ago
I like it.
countrymusicplanet 3 years ago
I think Nigel is the nicest band member. Great, never heard this before, thanks!
WhisperLady023 3 years ago
Ya gotta love Nigel!
Peace,
Dawn
PsychicDragon 4 years ago
LOL Nigel had a solo career? I love Nigel great drummer,is this a nigel song?
godwhyisthistaken 4 years ago
Yes it is a Nigel Olsson song. Nigel Olsson has recorded several albums including "nigel olsson's drum orchestra and chorus" in 1971, "nigel olsson" in 1975, "nigel olsson" (different album) in 1978, "nigel" 1979, "changing tides" 1980 and "move the universe-nigel olsson's drum orchestra and chorus part2" which I forget which year. Only a couple have been issued on cd and usually command high prices on ebay.
REDTIB03GT 3 years ago
ah cool thanks :D
godwhyisthistaken 3 years ago
Happy B'Day Nigel! (February 10th) Keep rockin' with Elton forever and ever!
l8j13a68 4 years ago
who plays the piano? elton?
YourSong260790 4 years ago