@WILDSTYLENYC Queens here too! This song does the same thing for me! I remember I could hear this song playing everywhere, it seems, back in Queens. Those were the days of radios in the street and the beach! Okay, so maybe, all of Rockaway beach had this song on the radio.... lol
The quintessential hustle tune! Love it! As one of the originators of New York Hustle I say bring this musis back. Rap and todays R&B is nothing compared to this!!
@kcivnivlek what i said was just an act of rebellion aganist my father because sometimes i get tired of hearing disco all day, sorry if i offended anyone. i wanted to get even with him lmao
One of the greatest jams of 1976,oh the seventies were fantastic.We cant bring back the 70's and the 80's,but man we've got the great music from that era.Peace.
Hi Meeluv - Well.....Maybe you know something that no one else knows but....as far as I know (and I've been around the disco block as well) and the internet, here's the scoop: Hot Dance Club Songs - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The first 12-inch single made commercially available to the public was "Ten Percent" by Double Exposure .... Billboard Hot Dance/Disco 1974-2003. Record Research. ...
If this isn't right, I'd be interested in seeing something on it!
@MsLadybird99 ...You may have been riding the whip at Coney. I was part of the crews that would dance the hustle in front of the whip after breakin night at Ipanema, Starship Disovery 1, Casablanca and most the the nightclubs back in the day. yeah those were great days.
I only see you maybe once or twice a week You make it worth my while to treat me like a king Stop playing this is the sh@$%&* Loving it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks my friend. Way back in 74, if you could do a few moves you could dance with the girl of your choice. Thanks again, Dave Lanni, White Plains High School, Class of 72. Oh yeah, it's me! And I can still move.....
when i first listen 2 this song is was on wbls in new york i thought it was the o jays but this is the joint 4 the 30+ go with JESUS still lookin 4 this song
At the time, this was reckoned to be the first commercially released 12" as I recall. Salsoul and Roulette were the first companies to release them beyond promo DJs copies. They caused a bit of a stir, selling at at £2.50 a throw...
This and The Tramps, Trogladyte, The Blackbirds Rock Creek ParK at Odyssey, Ipanema's, Reflections, Giraffe's in NYC. Brings a smile to my face. I spun some at Dancemasters in Brooklyn and the Riviera Night Club. Man, those were fun times. Dance all night!
What great memories of happy times in Lorain, OH. The mobile DJs played such a wide variety of tremendous music. I am so glad to have been young in the 70s. We danced all night-hustle, line, salsa merengue, cha-cha and bolero. Those were the days with nights filled with joy!
This GREAT GREAT record was also the start of the availability of the commercial 12" dance remix record. I believe it was the first! STILL a great record that I never get tired of.........The Salsoul Family definitely put out some of the greatest MUSIC (not just disco) of all times. It would be hard to achieve or duplicate this level of artistry.
@dat2disc I don't think it's the first, but it's considered the first "good one". The first commercial one was "Dance Dance Dance" by Calhoun in 1975, and this came out in 1976. But this record definitely put 12-inch releases on the map.
....check out the NPR (National Public Radio) interview(Terri Gross/Fresh Air) with Thom Bell if you want to learn about this music........what a career this guy had...TSOP
Peace..I always loved this song. Makes you wanna dance even when you are tired makes you smile when your frowning...I love this song it's the truth...I truly loved this music era even though I was very young...ughhh the good ole days..lol...Peace
reminds of being in NY doing the Hustle real serious right here and we loved those disco breaks!! can you say Harlem World! Studio 54! Broadway International! Leviticus! Zanzibar or of course the Garage Just Classic!!! And think of all the great d.js that spun these joints!!!Can you say Battle of the dj.s on WKTU 1n 1982 whose git those tapes???...
You are not lying! I remember hearing this song rocked during WKTU's "Battle of the DJs".. The DJs being M&M, the Latin Rascals. Kenny Carpenter, Boyd Jarvis, Frankie Knuckles & too many more to mention.. The good ol' days!
LOVED that Leviticus...my GOD, people would jam up a storm and so much fun! Never forget Studio 54...what a time and to think we can still talk about it with such fondness. Club Zanzibar, those folks were serious party people. Remember Frankie Crocker used to advertise those weekend diso dance partys! Thanks for a great post.
Where is Double Exposure? Are the guys still singing? I heard a while ago that Jimmy Williams was singing with the Tramps. What's going on with them?
For Those who once thought Disco to be corny at one time ,you got to be hoping that this type of stuff resurfaces being that the Music nowadays is in just such a bad state!
Disco became synonymous with white people, cocaine and bad dancing when it became commericalized and corporate. I was born in 1970 and can remember most of these songs as a kid growing up in NYC and boy do they take me back.
In the earliest part of the decade, Philly Soul Prince Thom Bell got the ball rolling in '71 with Delphonics, Stylistics, etc. with chart-topping Philly sound. I'm glad to know about others you mentioned. Linda Creed i 'memba 'cause of her work w/Bell on some J5 classics. But, like I said, I'm always glad to know about others. Thanks for the info.
Homes the Philly Sound Starts with the Intruders, they are the GodFather of the Philly Sound. All the other are their children. Gamble and Huff are the Architects of this great legacy of the hundreds of people of Philly who have made great contributions to our musical legacy
I was just telling someone who was much younger than me how much I partied in NY, they have no idea, hang out all night till your ears ring so much you can't sleep and then do it again the next night. I have fond memories of the late 70's and early 80's.
These Brothers came to my brother's club in B'klyn back in 77. I was 12 years old hangin in the clubs when Disco was at its peak. I played pinball with one of the singers, I can't remember which one, but when I reflect back on the memory, I just loved the 70's! Nothing cam compare to those magical days back in Brooklyn from 75' to the late 80's.
hey CharlieMike60 your not alone saw them at cherrys at enchanted gardens in long island at camelot in bklyn and the fun house in manhattan!Then they came to vegas in 99 with harold melvin & the bluenotes the main ingredient and the stylistics you could live to be 500 years old and it wouldnt get any better than that music.give a listen to dreamin a dream by crown heights affair or born to be alive patrick hernandez could go on 4everfav is zing went the strings of my heart-da trammps-enjoy
Wow, this reminds me of the Epanema Disco in NYC back in the 70's. I miss my 3 piece polyester suits and hustling all night long. Thanks for the memories
My Love is Free I meant to say. They sounded a lot like Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes with this song, But My Love is Free the Blue notes sound was not s prominent. You would of thought they were with the Blue notes label and not Salsoul.
Hi kids! Back in '77 and in CEGEP St-Laurent in Montreal, a couple of friends and I had started a side-line: a "Mobile D.J.". It was an old Ford-Econoline with interior covered with red shag where we had our turn-tables and milk-cases and milk-cases of 12inches of vinyl doing basement parties up to stand-by d.j.s in weddings. Mannn, we were kids but we knew that music ...by heart. Lollllll
Thank. I see you have my daugher Nia's videos saved in your favorites. (cgoldsmith videos). Thanks for adding them. I guess you can tell I am really old school.
yes!but that's awesome!!! i wish i could say that!!!
and have a dad playin this! or a mum playin EWF at an early age! you and u're daughter are really lucky! i just can tahnk whatever it was that made me find this AWESOME music i really LOVE :D
So good to wake up!.. love it!
steftool2406 2 months ago
a simpler time....a time for dancing......loving........good friends......great memories!!!!.......long live the disco era and its music!!!
vemalagon 2 months ago
I saw them in the late 70s....sorry to say they were awful....
freein2339 3 months ago
Double Exposure will be performing on Nov 18, 2011 @ The Palace Theater in Waterbury CT you gotta see them Live. One word Awesome!!!
mibullo7 4 months ago
Totally forgot this jam till I heard it the other day! Where have all the great brothers gone?......
ladyjae65 4 months ago
just a great positive song
kannon29 5 months ago
Now we're cooking!!!!! Later for that 90's hybrid stuff!
DameDisco78 5 months ago
watch?v=ttc1jfrxpvE
best song ever
heatrn11 5 months ago
wonderful!!!!
BeautyParlorTV 6 months ago
Still have this album but nothing to play it on......Thanks for posting!!!!!
1217chic 6 months ago
70's/80's/90's >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 2011
RinKagamineFTW 8 months ago
One of the first disco songs i owned... One of the best all time.
DABELAIN2 8 months ago
this is hot peace
fortgreene31 9 months ago
back in the day stuff >love it bring it back
LADYTRIAXLE 10 months ago
I love this song, reminds me of my youth in Queens, NY.
WILDSTYLENYC 11 months ago 3
@WILDSTYLENYC Queens here too! This song does the same thing for me! I remember I could hear this song playing everywhere, it seems, back in Queens. Those were the days of radios in the street and the beach! Okay, so maybe, all of Rockaway beach had this song on the radio.... lol
DameDisco78 5 months ago
love it love it love it
Flabbergasted3 1 year ago
The quintessential hustle tune! Love it! As one of the originators of New York Hustle I say bring this musis back. Rap and todays R&B is nothing compared to this!!
hustledancer1 1 year ago
OK ORIGINAL LP MIX HAD 2 COPYS TILL 12 INCH CAME OUT
djfrankied1 1 year ago
Can you say "Hustle"
derekrchrdsn 1 year ago
OUR SOULSONIC FUNK SOUL MUSIC ONLY WE CAN TRULY BRING TO THE WORLD........
blackberryman9 1 year ago
back when music had some class!!! not like now where they scream and lip synch!! JUST stand and sing would be best!!
martybearass 1 year ago
wikid, m8
MrJoncando 1 year ago
I saw these guys perform on saturday Nov 13, - they still got it!
DeviledTongue 1 year ago 2
yo wonderkid i agree wit u
99crazyjay 1 year ago
Damn..... this song kicks some serious butt.... !
TwinMillMC 1 year ago 4
this age is DEAD! D-E-A-D!Move to the the 21st century people!
airrocker001 1 year ago
@airrocker001 The 21st century is "F"ed-up. Sometimes you need to go back to see what you did wrong.
kcivnivlek 1 year ago
@kcivnivlek what i said was just an act of rebellion aganist my father because sometimes i get tired of hearing disco all day, sorry if i offended anyone. i wanted to get even with him lmao
airrocker001 1 year ago
One of the greatest jams of 1976,oh the seventies were fantastic.We cant bring back the 70's and the 80's,but man we've got the great music from that era.Peace.
bigdaddy45able 1 year ago 2
Can't get no better than this! Oh how I miss my childhood! One of my all time favorites!
EDDSMITTY1 1 year ago
Hi Meeluv - Well.....Maybe you know something that no one else knows but....as far as I know (and I've been around the disco block as well) and the internet, here's the scoop: Hot Dance Club Songs - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The first 12-inch single made commercially available to the public was "Ten Percent" by Double Exposure .... Billboard Hot Dance/Disco 1974-2003. Record Research. ...
If this isn't right, I'd be interested in seeing something on it!
ALL THE BEST!
Richard
dat2disc 1 year ago
I remember riding The Whip (or something) at Coney Island , and this tune crankin in the background.
MsLadybird99 1 year ago
@MsLadybird99 ...You may have been riding the whip at Coney. I was part of the crews that would dance the hustle in front of the whip after breakin night at Ipanema, Starship Disovery 1, Casablanca and most the the nightclubs back in the day. yeah those were great days.
chai7022 1 year ago
ALLWAYS LOVED THIS!!!
juniorbug01 1 year ago
still super hottttt today....
sgtgaryn 1 year ago
I only see you maybe once or twice a week You make it worth my while to treat me like a king Stop playing this is the sh@$%&* Loving it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
sarahjeanluvsmusik 1 year ago
Where were you when you first heard this song? I was hanging in "EL BARRIO" WHERE I GREW UP ON EAST 116TH STREET BETWEEN LEX & PARK!
july1656 1 year ago
I remember this song. In those days that was really good music.
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prioritty3 1 year ago
Thanks my friend. Way back in 74, if you could do a few moves you could dance with the girl of your choice. Thanks again, Dave Lanni, White Plains High School, Class of 72. Oh yeah, it's me! And I can still move.....
dlanniltd 1 year ago
Yeah this sounded great in the clubs...NYC & WBLS...Frankie Crocker...
sonicboomfunk 2 years ago 2
@sonicboomfunk you already know!!!!NY TILL I DIE HARLEM STAND UP!!!!!
ryanismym 1 year ago
Yeah!!!!!!!!!!! I used to run to the floor when this one came on. I miss the Shelter days, Loft parties....NYC!
1MsRahStar 2 years ago
when i first listen 2 this song is was on wbls in new york i thought it was the o jays but this is the joint 4 the 30+ go with JESUS still lookin 4 this song
seahall1990 2 years ago
Blackpool Mecca disco monster, late 1976.
At the time, this was reckoned to be the first commercially released 12" as I recall. Salsoul and Roulette were the first companies to release them beyond promo DJs copies. They caused a bit of a stir, selling at at £2.50 a throw...
drwhatson 2 years ago
I still have the album... thought i was the only one?
djayandy 2 years ago
This and The Tramps, Trogladyte, The Blackbirds Rock Creek ParK at Odyssey, Ipanema's, Reflections, Giraffe's in NYC. Brings a smile to my face. I spun some at Dancemasters in Brooklyn and the Riviera Night Club. Man, those were fun times. Dance all night!
racdad 2 years ago
God Bless the Philly sound!
jimmyhd1969 2 years ago 4
What great memories of happy times in Lorain, OH. The mobile DJs played such a wide variety of tremendous music. I am so glad to have been young in the 70s. We danced all night-hustle, line, salsa merengue, cha-cha and bolero. Those were the days with nights filled with joy!
eileenltowers 2 years ago 2
Not enough of these Grooves on the Radio anymore:-( well in the UK anyway..
soulmanstoney 2 years ago 3
This GREAT GREAT record was also the start of the availability of the commercial 12" dance remix record. I believe it was the first! STILL a great record that I never get tired of.........The Salsoul Family definitely put out some of the greatest MUSIC (not just disco) of all times. It would be hard to achieve or duplicate this level of artistry.
dat2disc 2 years ago 18
@dat2disc I don't think it's the first, but it's considered the first "good one". The first commercial one was "Dance Dance Dance" by Calhoun in 1975, and this came out in 1976. But this record definitely put 12-inch releases on the map.
meevluv 1 year ago
....check out the NPR (National Public Radio) interview(Terri Gross/Fresh Air) with Thom Bell if you want to learn about this music........what a career this guy had...TSOP
dirtyedna 3 years ago 2
Peace..I always loved this song. Makes you wanna dance even when you are tired makes you smile when your frowning...I love this song it's the truth...I truly loved this music era even though I was very young...ughhh the good ole days..lol...Peace
luvwriting1 3 years ago 3
Whooooooosssshhhh!!!!!! Hot Damned!!!!!
maed34 3 years ago
That lead singer and the background singers were tiiiiight! stood the test of times definitely!
albabyluv7 3 years ago 3
reminds of being in NY doing the Hustle real serious right here and we loved those disco breaks!! can you say Harlem World! Studio 54! Broadway International! Leviticus! Zanzibar or of course the Garage Just Classic!!! And think of all the great d.js that spun these joints!!!Can you say Battle of the dj.s on WKTU 1n 1982 whose git those tapes???...
Imakebeats65 3 years ago 4
You are not lying! I remember hearing this song rocked during WKTU's "Battle of the DJs".. The DJs being M&M, the Latin Rascals. Kenny Carpenter, Boyd Jarvis, Frankie Knuckles & too many more to mention.. The good ol' days!
al45big 3 years ago 2
LOVED that Leviticus...my GOD, people would jam up a storm and so much fun! Never forget Studio 54...what a time and to think we can still talk about it with such fondness. Club Zanzibar, those folks were serious party people. Remember Frankie Crocker used to advertise those weekend diso dance partys! Thanks for a great post.
StevesWifeCharlo 2 years ago
And remember - "When Frankie Crocker isn't on your radio, your radio isn't really on" !
laurencepastore 2 years ago
Classic! And don't forget The Loft!
Streamline09 2 years ago
@Imakebeats65 oh you are making me homesick!!!!!!!the red parrot, bentleys!!!my god!!!!!!
ryanismym 1 year ago
baker harris young went to salsoul to produce these cats....
taylor4660 3 years ago
Where is Double Exposure? Are the guys still singing? I heard a while ago that Jimmy Williams was singing with the Tramps. What's going on with them?
212marlene 3 years ago
Hi - the guys are still together and singing. They sound great. I think they are in the studio right now!
55Motown 3 years ago
here was a garage / deep house track around 93 or 94 that used this. may have been on the nervous label. anyone know who/what it was?
springer712 3 years ago
Makes me think of Philly in the mid 70's. Afros, Beards with Mutton chops. Big Brims, Ladies with hot pants, and tight Bell Bottom hip huggers.
ItalianQue 3 years ago 2
@ItalianQue platform shoes, yeeeees
gamgan1
gamagan1 2 years ago
For Those who once thought Disco to be corny at one time ,you got to be hoping that this type of stuff resurfaces being that the Music nowadays is in just such a bad state!
1975tooto 3 years ago 5
Disco became synonymous with white people, cocaine and bad dancing when it became commericalized and corporate. I was born in 1970 and can remember most of these songs as a kid growing up in NYC and boy do they take me back.
TechGeek1213 3 years ago 3
Agree Tech!!
1975tooto 3 years ago 2
This is the Philly Sound at its best(MFSB Players--Sigma Studios ,ect!! Great Times!!!
1975tooto 3 years ago
You know that the drums of EarlYoung and the bass PLayer Sugar Bear made this group work
68philewest 3 years ago
And thanks in part to those two, disco BEGAN in Philly, back when it was dance-soul.
CreoleCW 3 years ago
Ron Baker,Norman Harris,& Bobby Eli this was the start of the Philly Sound. Check my SITES
Sigma Sounds or Earl Young & Company
68philewest 3 years ago
The Philly Sounded with "Philly Soul Prince" Thom Bell, followed by Gamble and Huff, then Baker-Harris-Young, etc.
bornwithaBA 3 years ago
HEY! All of them was in the mix Marcus,Linda Creed,Sugar Bear David Cruse and many more.
68philewest 3 years ago
Tooles,Whitehead it was alot of fine talent that was in the embro-stage of that sound.
hit me back!
68philewest 3 years ago
In the earliest part of the decade, Philly Soul Prince Thom Bell got the ball rolling in '71 with Delphonics, Stylistics, etc. with chart-topping Philly sound. I'm glad to know about others you mentioned. Linda Creed i 'memba 'cause of her work w/Bell on some J5 classics. But, like I said, I'm always glad to know about others. Thanks for the info.
bornwithaBA 3 years ago
You went back on that one. Check out this book House on Fire by John Jackson: Philly Soul
taylor4660 3 years ago
Hey Taylor4660 did you check out the other songs on 68p and vocallysmooth2 and hit me back peace!
68philewest 3 years ago
Homes the Philly Sound Starts with the Intruders, they are the GodFather of the Philly Sound. All the other are their children. Gamble and Huff are the Architects of this great legacy of the hundreds of people of Philly who have made great contributions to our musical legacy
bmwstan 3 years ago 2
Top Classic!
seesdj 3 years ago
Remember Ipa's with the color coded dancefloor and Roseland was right across the street on 52nd and Broadway?
WILDSTYLENYC 3 years ago 2
How I long for the old disco days again-Remember the Galaxy,Xenon, Inferno, Tropicalia
the Top Floor.These kids today don't know what
fun is or how to dance.I was from Jersey but only was there on Wed and Sun nites. Sharon
sharonpaladino 3 years ago
I was just telling someone who was much younger than me how much I partied in NY, they have no idea, hang out all night till your ears ring so much you can't sleep and then do it again the next night. I have fond memories of the late 70's and early 80's.
WILDSTYLENYC 3 years ago
I hustled to this song till I wore out the bottom of my marshmallow shoes when I lived in Queens, what memories.
WILDSTYLENYC 3 years ago 2
These Brothers came to my brother's club in B'klyn back in 77. I was 12 years old hangin in the clubs when Disco was at its peak. I played pinball with one of the singers, I can't remember which one, but when I reflect back on the memory, I just loved the 70's! Nothing cam compare to those magical days back in Brooklyn from 75' to the late 80's.
miyan12 3 years ago
Very Hustle and very Harold, classic strutting tune!
MsCin1 3 years ago
This is one of those records that just sticks in your head faw-eva. It's a gem. Thanks for posting.
bangzoom77 3 years ago
hey CharlieMike60 your not alone saw them at cherrys at enchanted gardens in long island at camelot in bklyn and the fun house in manhattan!Then they came to vegas in 99 with harold melvin & the bluenotes the main ingredient and the stylistics you could live to be 500 years old and it wouldnt get any better than that music.give a listen to dreamin a dream by crown heights affair or born to be alive patrick hernandez could go on 4everfav is zing went the strings of my heart-da trammps-enjoy
bimyad 3 years ago
THIS IS MY SONG FOR JIM.
maryannereds 3 years ago 2
Wow, this reminds me of the Epanema Disco in NYC back in the 70's. I miss my 3 piece polyester suits and hustling all night long. Thanks for the memories
flyingaviator0630 3 years ago 3
i say we get rid of rap/hip hop rubbish and bring this back
WonderKidCopperfield 4 years ago 35
absolutely T for Tremendous
duncabbin 4 years ago 3
@WonderKidCopperfield how is rap/hip hop rubbish? stop dissing entire genres of music based on a few popular tracks dominating the radio/tv
benfreckle916 9 months ago
Awesome!
Back2BackClassics 4 years ago 2
My very favorite disco joint to hustle to.
bouthalaziz 4 years ago 3
That's what I'm talking about!!!!!
victornewman06 4 years ago 3
Hey Justgod7, you got taste kid..this is one of my old time favorites jams!!
megustayerba 4 years ago 3
the hustle song at all the new york clubs and some really great jersey clubs. LOL thanks for posting.
songbird565 4 years ago 3
Did you ever make it to Cherrys in NJ when the Trammps played there. Somehow I think I may be the last person living on earth who remembers. CM
CharlieMike60 4 years ago 3
anyone know the title/artist of a US garage tune (on Nervous i think) from around 93 or 94 that looped the break from this boom tune?
springer712 4 years ago
oh, this is ( and remains) a badddddd jam.. one of my faves-genre notwithstanding...
this group is from philly... this groove rocks!
reujack 4 years ago
IM ONLY 27 BUT I BE BANGIN THIS OLD SHIT!
JustGod7 4 years ago 2
Hell yeah, I am 28 and I get off on the ol' school. They weren't playing back in the day.
GQBlue3 4 years ago
Great song....a real classic Salsoul record !!
discophletrocadero 4 years ago
My Love is Free I meant to say. They sounded a lot like Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes with this song, But My Love is Free the Blue notes sound was not s prominent. You would of thought they were with the Blue notes label and not Salsoul.
marbleann 4 years ago
I like this a lot but My Love is Real is what I am looking for.
marbleann 4 years ago
brilliant dont make music today like this today class from the past mark adams harwich
postmark666 4 years ago
use to dance my ass off to this,thats why i got no ass now!!
great post thanx!!!
kroybdn 4 years ago
Thanks for having this here... Great, Classic...Brings back so many memories...
blottobee78 4 years ago
WOW!! Excellent GREAT 70s' MUSIC NEVER Die!!! Thx. for yr post it^^
djtommy018 4 years ago
tout simplement génial !!! ^^
zwan2 4 years ago
All I can say is YES!!! Thanks for posting.
pjpj311 4 years ago
Hi kids! Back in '77 and in CEGEP St-Laurent in Montreal, a couple of friends and I had started a side-line: a "Mobile D.J.". It was an old Ford-Econoline with interior covered with red shag where we had our turn-tables and milk-cases and milk-cases of 12inches of vinyl doing basement parties up to stand-by d.j.s in weddings. Mannn, we were kids but we knew that music ...by heart. Lollllll
pwc21981 4 years ago
diz is da serious jam!
BigEyes444 4 years ago
Oh my god!
My mom is so old school she was young when this song came out!
She used to play it all the time when I was little but as I got older I never heard it anymore!
and now I'm only 14 so this is koo'! thankz so much!
Rayne4mdaLv 4 years ago
you're so lucky then cause my parents never heard this kind of music and i have to search it by myself which is good too!!!
wever 4 years ago
Then your dad must have been a very cool dude. This is good stuff.
akitsuki27 4 years ago
OMG...where did you get this. My dad used to play this when I was a kid in NYC...I am 36 now. I remember this album cover. Thanks for the memories.
cgoldsmith 4 years ago
hahaha yes!!! this song is awesome!!! nice to see ur comments around here!!! :D
wever 4 years ago
Thank. I see you have my daugher Nia's videos saved in your favorites. (cgoldsmith videos). Thanks for adding them. I guess you can tell I am really old school.
cgoldsmith 4 years ago
yes!but that's awesome!!! i wish i could say that!!!
and have a dad playin this! or a mum playin EWF at an early age! you and u're daughter are really lucky! i just can tahnk whatever it was that made me find this AWESOME music i really LOVE :D
wever 4 years ago