I rememeber doing The Bump when I was a Teenager at school and it was a fun dance to do I wish I could do it now but there aren't any places to go dancing where I live which is Billericay in Essex I would love to do this dance again if I could find somewhere to go and do this dance I remember all the songs that Kenny had in the charts how sad is that I am now into Heavy Metal music my favourite band is Kiss and their drummer Eric Singer I would like to go dancing again but who to go with alih
@mrmagicroundcircle I did it, I was a kid, it would get played at the school disco, and we'd all try to smack each other across the hall with our hips.
Which one is Kenny? is it all of them? lol i remember this song ,i was a child at the time and i had older friends who would do the bump dance and get me to join in. :)
if their manager had been on the ball , he would have pumped them full of speed , stuck them in tight jeans and Gabba Gabba Hey! The Ramones have said in past interviews that they were aware of UK Glam Rock in particular Bay City Rollers and 70's Status Quo rocked pretty hard unlike the soft post LiveAid version.. I bet if you play The Bump from an old LP at 45 rpm it sounds like Ramones... now , where's that charity shop .. Kenny Ramone the lost brother...
The singer on the original recording that charted was brilliant session vocalist Barry Palmer.... he is not in this video! Mr. Palmer resurfaced as lead vocalist for Mike Oldfield in 1983 for the multiplatinum "Discovery" album.
Awesome. I was just thinking about this song. It's funny that "doin' the bump" got associated with disco and this song got forgotten in all the racket.
Don't do the Bump while sitting in a rolling swivel chair on linoleum. I ended up ten feet away XD
I'm now 47 and this takes me right back to the school disco era of the glorious 70's. Note how this band are having lots of fun and not taking themselves too seriously.
@decker37 "having lots of fun & not taking themselves too seriously"... Yeah, those crazy flamboyant queers always appear to be having a swell time. Unfortunately for them, god is not amused, thus it has punished them with a death sentence of the AIDs.
I cannot understand looking up or watching a video by a band or group you are not interested in at all. What a waste of time. Most people would not dream of doing that at all. What is the point , it is not like you are going to change the minds of their fans and convert them to turning against liking a band. Different if it could happen, but it doesn,t so why waste time doing it. xx Enjoy your life doing things that are not a waste of your life.
This was originally the B-side to the Bay City Rollers single 'All of Me Loves All of You'. Clearly the people that wrote it (I believe Martin / Coulter) thought they could do something better with it. They were right - it's tacky, but it's also exactly what school disco's were made of. It got to # 3, whereas the Rollers A-side had peaked at # 4 (though their album at the time made it to # 1).
When I first heard the beginning of this record on the radio back in '75, I thought it was the Glitter Band's new song, but then they started singing in high notes and I got very dissapointed.
@stakka79 true - but don't forget that in early 75 bowie was recording 'young americans' and lou reed had cut 'berlin' while these muppets where dumping their crap on TOTP....even kraftwerk were assaying the first version of autobahm...and the new york dolls had started headlining with debbie harry...
chart music was awful when i was a teenager in the 80s (duran duran, spands etc)...but, behind the scenes, the smiths, REM and prince were about change everything...twas ever thus.
@BigAndTall666 Punk may have been interesting, certainly far more interesting than anything today. But what came before Punk (Glam) and after it (New Romantics) were far more creative. Glam is great; record sales peaked in the early 70's and those stars sold millons of records. Music today is a side show. People are hardly aware of who is number one. If there was a time to be a star it was during Glam Rock.
Oh my !! i have completely fallen for that poor girl at 2mins10 secs! so adorable!!
honestjoe1000 6 days ago in playlist YouTube Mix for Kenny
Oh wow i'm BUMPING x x x
MrShanbert 1 week ago
I rememeber doing The Bump when I was a Teenager at school and it was a fun dance to do I wish I could do it now but there aren't any places to go dancing where I live which is Billericay in Essex I would love to do this dance again if I could find somewhere to go and do this dance I remember all the songs that Kenny had in the charts how sad is that I am now into Heavy Metal music my favourite band is Kiss and their drummer Eric Singer I would like to go dancing again but who to go with alih
57alihoward 2 weeks ago
лурк
Alookard1 2 weeks ago
The guy standing at Jimmy Savile's right side looks like Australian cricketer Merv Hughes.
fatpizzaman 3 weeks ago
who doesnt
avrere 1 month ago
R.I.P. Jimmy 2011
MrCam1961 1 month ago
The bump does anyone still do this dance?
Promoagent 1 month ago
@Promoagent don't think anybody did it then
mrmagicroundcircle 1 month ago
@mrmagicroundcircle I did it, I was a kid, it would get played at the school disco, and we'd all try to smack each other across the hall with our hips.
DelanceyVids 1 week ago
yeah
orbital47 2 weeks ago
And then a few years later it emerged they weren't the ones playing on the actual records. They were just pretty boys who mimed to it on TV.
sentinel998 2 months ago
It's funny that if the BBC knew this was a gay song, they would never have played it.
raynarks 2 months ago
Remember this well....
kevkonk 3 months ago
Thank God for punk, but am I the only one who thinks Paul Cook may have nicked the drums off this for Pretty Vacant?
Mollylurcher 3 months ago 2
@Mollylurcher well its well known that he a steve jones nicked loads of instruments .
unclemort1960 1 month ago
Definitely a BBC hit-like grandad!
JTSmusic 3 months ago
lets all spare a thought for jimmy saville rest in peace jimmy last of the great eccentrics
shuchr 3 months ago
to chilli09 get a life this was great music for the time, better than the crap thay call music these days.
oscargizzy 3 months ago
Thank god the 70's is over and it's no long fashionable to look like a posh paedophile.
Chilli0912 3 months ago
Shit song - great dance. Pulled many times using it!
puterzhome 3 months ago
what a bunch of prats say no more ha ha
Maffytez90 3 months ago
R.I.P Sir Jimmy
71shoelover 3 months ago
OMG i remember this from when i was at school must have be 9 LOL
tazlmc 4 months ago
Which one is Kenny? is it all of them? lol i remember this song ,i was a child at the time and i had older friends who would do the bump dance and get me to join in. :)
chezzeeX 4 months ago
Called Doggy now , gret tune .
bubs101able 4 months ago
Great song. I haven't heard this since I was a little kid, it's still fun to sing along to
SuperPanda1971 4 months ago
Did this dance when I was 15 in the Babalou....fab bab....scouser memories...
daveytee99 5 months ago
The guy standing on Jimmy Savile's right hand looks like Aussie cricketer Merv Hughes. ;-)
Great song too!
fatpizzaman 5 months ago
Lead singer is Tim Roth
TheKenfig 5 months ago
Hahahahahahahhhaaaaahahahahahaaaaa
moonhair 5 months ago
Jimmy Savile's outfit...what?
theylive23 6 months ago
if their manager had been on the ball , he would have pumped them full of speed , stuck them in tight jeans and Gabba Gabba Hey! The Ramones have said in past interviews that they were aware of UK Glam Rock in particular Bay City Rollers and 70's Status Quo rocked pretty hard unlike the soft post LiveAid version.. I bet if you play The Bump from an old LP at 45 rpm it sounds like Ramones... now , where's that charity shop .. Kenny Ramone the lost brother...
triumphadelic 6 months ago
just so very very good
2topstommy 6 months ago
That's it kid....get outta the effing way. 2:09
bondbug73 6 months ago
as i remember ....a good chance to rub asses with girls at the local disco or youth club...good old days!!
akasa231 6 months ago
@akasa231 Damn straight! As a 14 year old fella, it was about the biggest thrill I got.
cqsteve1 5 months ago in playlist YouTube Mix for Kenny
Now we know what the Wombles looked like out of their fur cozzies.
PaulMichaels2010 6 months ago
and thus Punk was born
shakypam 6 months ago
HATE PUNK LOVE GLAM ROCK AND KENNY
sandi43able 7 months ago
@sandi43able LOVE GLAM ROCK, like punk, LOVE THE NEW ROMANTICS, HATE today's "youth culture."
bossendenwoodconvict 6 months ago
brilliant pop, just enjoy the bloody thing!
peterpiper41 7 months ago
LOL!
NorthSea0il 8 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
it was the early days of grinding.....
amazinperson7029 8 months ago
The singer on the original recording that charted was brilliant session vocalist Barry Palmer.... he is not in this video! Mr. Palmer resurfaced as lead vocalist for Mike Oldfield in 1983 for the multiplatinum "Discovery" album.
bloggulator 8 months ago
It's the revenge of The League of Gentlemen's Creme Brulee.
Loobs666 8 months ago
Drums: Ron Weasley.
RockabillyAutopsy 9 months ago
Awesome. I was just thinking about this song. It's funny that "doin' the bump" got associated with disco and this song got forgotten in all the racket.
Don't do the Bump while sitting in a rolling swivel chair on linoleum. I ended up ten feet away XD
RockabillyAutopsy 9 months ago
the one with dark curly hair thank you very much
sandi43able 9 months ago
does anyone know the one in the middle I wish to know his name thanks
sandi43able 9 months ago
@sandi43able his names 'Chris Redburn'.
9thprotocol 6 months ago
Yes-that was in my time and it was the bomb-and I ain't making any excuses for it!
d1nonlysnshn 9 months ago
So no miming here then
cuddlybear47 9 months ago
@cuddlybear47 lol it was top of the pops after all
deejayy2k 9 months ago
I wish I was 14 again.
WeTheStrange 9 months ago
70'S WERE AND STILL ARE THE BEST!!!!!!
showaddywaddyfan 9 months ago
I'm now 47 and this takes me right back to the school disco era of the glorious 70's. Note how this band are having lots of fun and not taking themselves too seriously.
decker37 10 months ago
@decker37 "having lots of fun & not taking themselves too seriously"... Yeah, those crazy flamboyant queers always appear to be having a swell time. Unfortunately for them, god is not amused, thus it has punished them with a death sentence of the AIDs.
latka101 8 months ago
@latka101 Wow - you really are a piece of work, aren't you? What must life be like for you, so full of hatred and bitterness? I dread to think.
FlamingFairy 7 months ago
@latka101 Do you have someone who looks after you?
TomthatiscalledTom 6 months ago
By the way I loved Kenny. xx
mozzieanneisme 10 months ago
I cannot understand looking up or watching a video by a band or group you are not interested in at all. What a waste of time. Most people would not dream of doing that at all. What is the point , it is not like you are going to change the minds of their fans and convert them to turning against liking a band. Different if it could happen, but it doesn,t so why waste time doing it. xx Enjoy your life doing things that are not a waste of your life.
mozzieanneisme 10 months ago
NOTHIN GAY HERE
maz3705 10 months ago
This was originally the B-side to the Bay City Rollers single 'All of Me Loves All of You'. Clearly the people that wrote it (I believe Martin / Coulter) thought they could do something better with it. They were right - it's tacky, but it's also exactly what school disco's were made of. It got to # 3, whereas the Rollers A-side had peaked at # 4 (though their album at the time made it to # 1).
TheNightBadger 10 months ago
The 70s was a great decade for music apart from this lot, the Rollers and Gary Glitter
ucammark 11 months ago
Lyrically it's crap, but it's a great song to dance to and I love it.
TWENTIETHCENTURYBABY 11 months ago
I used to play this shit when I was doing mobile disco's back in the 70's and I hated it then, and it hasn't improved over time. It's still shit !
crazydavedisco 11 months ago
@crazydavedisco But you still came looking for it did'nt you so Admit it you really do like it Don't you.lmao
Kevino1956 10 months ago
When I first heard the beginning of this record on the radio back in '75, I thought it was the Glitter Band's new song, but then they started singing in high notes and I got very dissapointed.
coolyjojo 1 year ago
i know their drummer lol
HughieDixon 1 year ago
Enfield's finest
NeilThompson30 1 year ago
I had so many slaps dancing to this :)
ajondyh 1 year ago
素晴らしい!!
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146000000000000000 1 year ago
Yep, I remember this one! we used to sing and dance to it at school, I was 13 back then! ah memories!...
stafylides 1 year ago
A 70's classic, if you wasn't there at the time , its your tough shit. A top tune for a 12 year old, and still a classic at 48 !
Chriskaraokeman 1 year ago 29
@Chriskaraokeman i was there and i agree with you mate!
rockerbox1973 5 months ago
@Chriskaraokeman yir rite lad LETS DO THE BUMP.
clarkko1000 3 months ago
Jesus....Thank God for punk
stakka79 1 year ago 15
@stakka79 true - but don't forget that in early 75 bowie was recording 'young americans' and lou reed had cut 'berlin' while these muppets where dumping their crap on TOTP....even kraftwerk were assaying the first version of autobahm...and the new york dolls had started headlining with debbie harry...
chart music was awful when i was a teenager in the 80s (duran duran, spands etc)...but, behind the scenes, the smiths, REM and prince were about change everything...twas ever thus.
uclrichard 7 months ago
@stakka79 thank fuck the pistols came along RIP Sid!
troops1980 7 months ago
@troops1980 HATE PUNK LOVE GLAM ROCK
sandi43able 7 months ago
@stakka79 i so agree with you
unclemort1960 6 months ago
@stakka79
CanadianCockney 6 months ago
@stakka79 sellout the lot, thank fuck that shit is over!
BigAndTall666 3 months ago
@BigAndTall666 Punk may have been interesting, certainly far more interesting than anything today. But what came before Punk (Glam) and after it (New Romantics) were far more creative. Glam is great; record sales peaked in the early 70's and those stars sold millons of records. Music today is a side show. People are hardly aware of who is number one. If there was a time to be a star it was during Glam Rock.
bossendenwoodconvict 3 months ago 2
@bossendenwoodconvict great post!
Velmapod 2 months ago
@stakka79 to true mate
unclemort1960 1 month ago
knick knack fucken crap
rabblue 1 year ago
this was no 1 for ages
sukes58 1 year ago
@sukes58 Mistaken there. This didn't get to no.1 at all.
gizkins 1 year ago
i got this reco9rd with his pic on the record and it is worth a lot now
sukes58 1 year ago
i was born at the wrong time wish it was the 50s 60s
musicmania19081984 1 year ago
what... the... fuck...
twigagawizard 1 year ago
Fucking fags
Ianseymour 1 year ago
mohlo by toho být víc, to byly časy
MISTRQ1 1 year ago
This song is catchy as hell!! I can't get enough of it! The 70's sure had some fun music.
menchitty11 1 year ago
This is for me and my partner in crime Janet
coolchicwoman1 1 year ago
Is that the late Paul "Psycho" Sykes of Wakefield standing next to Jimmy Savile? Lock up your daughters...
bw1961bw 1 year ago
Tell me Keith Chegwin is not on this?
kinkkenny 1 year ago
Glam Rock? Should have been called Fun Rock !
Love the bumpin' !!
shefju 1 year ago
I was 14 when this song was released in 1974 and I hated it, now it makes me smile - strange!
crazydavedisco 2 years ago
wow, its a great song !!! Thanks so much for uploading !!! I´m looking for Kenny Videos ! This is the best copy of all i ever seen !!!!!
akipok 2 years ago
wonderfully awful song! love the drummer!
khisanth75 2 years ago
Thanks you so much for uploading this. I love it so much!
ginevras 2 years ago
A birlliant little gem from the tail end of the Glam Rock era.
Perranporth 2 years ago
my name is kenny i wasn't aware of this song till now.
KOSMICKEN09 2 years ago
Thanks for uploading this glam pop classic in such great quality!
metalbearuk 2 years ago