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  • WONDERFUL  (:

    R.I.P

  • Es la mona Jimenez!!!!!

  • Shake that fan girl! WORK IT!

  • Sylvester, fue único, ...a pesar de que muchos de su época hacían música disco....el fue original, autentico y bueno....con una voz extraordinaria.....¿que estaría haciendo si aún viviera?...incluso, posterior a la época disco el siguio escribiendo y era bueno

  • My dad was good friends with him :D

  • Best disco ever!

  • i like it!!

  • Thank GOD for beautiful talented homosexuals! I always saw them as angels on earth who just want the world as beautiful as they want it themselves!

  • y con eso me refiero a sylvester

  • jotos todos

  • pour le palace sylvester star of paris titiman

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  • Great song and Sylvester...well he is one of the best :-)

    3 cheers for a legendary classic :-)

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  • Classic..

    i LOVE this song :-)

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  • Love this song..top 70s classic....

    Love Sylvester too he was so talented :-)

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  • First to Stand Out...

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  • ROMANZO CRIMINALE!!!!!! jajajajajaa capon jajaja

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  • He looks like Miss J...

  • very nice

  • I LOVE THIS SONG!...................want to know some really juicy gossip that they dare not print anywhere......go to "cool world nzoz1981" and press "see all" to find my 6 comments. regards.

  • No sabia q era tan reina...

  • Coming out disco for sure.

  • "SILVESTRO" E' TROPPO FORTE !!!!!!!!!!!!! 

  • this Mr. seems to be someone´s mom...but I love him! Great voice! Great rythim! tnks 4 shear it!

  • gay

  • A true diva....our angelic disco goddess...when I hear your voice, I feel real; when im dancn to ur beats, i feel real

  • Adaaaaaaarryl....I miss yoooooooouuuu!....I love you RIP!

    You and momma save some fun for me!...Chainey

  • La musique de ce garçon était parfaite. Il me manque .Les années 80 dans ce qu'elles avaient de plus novateur. Paix à ton âme, Sylvester.

  • Fuck you...music is music....70s was good....make you feel....

  • But today's new music from ppl in their teens & 20s DOES SUCK. Study it. The history. Rap & hip hop = killing real music, even artists with talent will apply a rap of hip hop bit to seem current & make the $. Look at what Mariah Carey did w a few albums. A shame! Looks like she's getting back to singing roots now though but having babies changes stuff too. LOL

  • At 1:21 he sounds like Aretha Franklin 

  • it's beutifull

  • such a strong voice.

    

  • It's actually rather catchy.

  • Gaga, eat your heart out, baby.

  • outro grande astro e precurssosr,do ke esta aí,maravilhosoooooooooooo,som demais,dançante,girando no salao,normal,sem beber nda,pra sentir o som,tomando a alma e corpo,gastando calorias e terapia,kkkkkkkkkkkkkk,lindo,p­assado.

  • i just saw his story on tvone unsung it was good but very sad

    i love his voice

  • Disco Party!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • My god, I wish I could go back in time and get into one of them discos, it was great looking at the floor ligths, changing colour, and the music.......

  • I was born when this track was out, still love the musc from them days, so much talent!

  • A real long lost classic, many thanks for uploading this one. Nice to hear it again, brings back many happy memories.

  • One Of My ALLTIME Fave Tracks. Sylvester Thank You For Happy Times. Rest Now, In The Angel's Arms. (Or Maybe Take Them Disco Dancing....) God Bless Your Soul. xxxxx Mich K 76.

  • this is just so...damn...FUNKY! 

  • Sylvester was awesome. All men should be gay!

  • @FatBabyCheeks no, just you

  • @RomeoFlux no, you too!

  • I had the pleasure of spending a weekend as a guest of Sylvester when he was in the UK shortly before his death and what a kind, gentle, generous soul he was. R.I.P. Sylv

  • geniaal video

    cool video really

  • this is one of my favorites! my mom was a singer in the 70’s and used to sing this song in thee' discotheque. love love love it!

  • Love it!

  • Definitely a song that represents the hedonistic disco era. Not to say that is a bad thing either. Isn't that what music is supposed to be? A form of escapism?

  • a great song, but bent as a 10 bob note!!

  • Yooooooou make me feel miiiighty real whooo that my jam gurl.

  • LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE YOU FOR 4-EVER! SWEET TALENTED GUY!

    MISSES YOU....I WAS A YOUNG KID WHEN YOU CAME UP...

    NEVER FORGET YOU...YOU INSPIRED ME JUST LIKE DIVINE DID..

    FIRST OPENLY GAY ARTIST WHO DIED OF AIDS....

    R.I.P. SWEET SYLVESTER!!!! LOVE YOU!

  • Me encanta la música disco de los años 70

  • Looove it! When it comes to 1:05' is like "wow"! Love that fan.

  • i was 2 years old !!! my god !!!

  • This is serious dance music. Its what we grew up listening and dancing to (we were also alot slimmer too as a result not thick like the 20 year olds today....lol) Check out the old 70's soul train videos on youtube and you will see how both the young women and guys could move their bodies to almost any song played. super aerobics....lol

  • you make me feel

  • So positive melody !!!

  • Mi viene in mente la scena di RC con dandi,freddo e libano in macchina!!! ao m'ha stancato sto cappone del cazzo!!!ahahahha

  • @canelli90 hahaha ... e non ti dimenticare quando rompono il culo a Shanghai !!! E mo me tocca pure ad ascolta' sta merda de disco music :D

  • @carrus7 ma ke se canta sto frocio?!?!?!!

  • @sneijderman10 Che ne so io !! a me mi piace Claudio Baglioni. Passerotto non andaree viaaaaaa :P

  • @sneijderman10 Che ne so io !! A me mi piace Claudio Baglioni !! Passerotto non andaree viaaaa :D

  • @carrus7 La faccia del Freddo quando Libano canta Baglioni...SENZA PAROLE!! :)

  • @sneijderman10 hahaha leggendario :)

  • @canelli90 n'antra vorta er cappone del porto!??!? Aridaje co sto frocio!!!

  • Sylvester and his music always makes me feel MIGHTY REAL!!! RIP!!

    Thank you @THRILLAKILLA187 for an awesome share

    Thank you @aereo for an awesome post!

  • BOMB BOMB BOMB!!!!!!

  • Dam i didnt know that was a man!!

    Gone head!!

    Another Falsetto like El Debarge!..

  • Late 1978 when this came out.

  • @rufus317 this came out, and he didn't have to:-)

  • r.i.p

  • There's nobody like him/ her☺ arribaaaaa Sylevster!! R.I.P

  • RIP a great perfomer...loved you when you were with the cockettes!

  • So camp LOL RIP Sylvester

  • Right said: ahead of the disco time. Thanks God we understood his music by the time. His image, voice and the musical arrangements (using tecno keyboard ingredients) are completely modern for his time. We love you in Brazil Sylvester.

  • And I feel your body close to mine and I know it's about that time...oh oh, huh, I'm being recorded... LOVE THE SYLVESTER!!!!!

  • J'aime beaucoup :D

  • sylvester is my hero. way ahead of her times, flawless and with a spirit that is mighty mighty real :)

  • Slyvester we still love u

  • Classic Disco. Can't help but dance to it.

  • HIS VOICE IS WONDERFUL

  • Him being a "Drag Queen" makes me glad i'm straight as an arrow. Creepy Dude,but,sings killer disco music. This is one of my favorite 1978 space disco jams.

  •  Who can figth that desease? it's all bullshit from the vatican, they know the cure but don't let the world know about it.

  • As a kid I asked my parents to buy me some records, this was one of them, and I still have it on 7" vinyl. A great tune that still drops when played at a house club or house music event. Thanks for uploading. Peace

  • 2:10 can't stop laughing ;D

  • Estas era las canciones mas prendidas que escuchabamos en la Secundaria 192 y en los sonidos del Rosario. Viva la Ley Disco

  • this bitch can sing rings around any diva, past present and future. oh and the bitch could wave a fucking fan. lol.

  • @thedarthflagger - I was young when I first saw this on TV..and I remember the FAN!!! I wanted to fan like that. Gosh, I miss Sylvester. Good times, good times....

  • this bitch can sing rings around any diva, past present and future.

  • As I recently stated on another page, if I like a song I don't care what the artist's sexual orientation is, or even anything about them for that matter, I still think it's good music.

  • Sylvester was a master!

  • Nog steeds een heerlijk nummer om te horen!

  • i actually didnt know Sylverster James was a drag queen...i thought this song was sung by a man and a woman..lol

    well after seeing it..i gotta hand it to him..or her..lol...fooled me i thought he was a woman!

    love the song!

  • This is Disco. These are Musicians whitout time...only pure space in our funk souls

  • the best

  • awsome disco classic!

    i LOVE the 70s!

  • I REFUSE to diss today's music, why? Because every generation has their own sound. Think back what the "old folk" were saying about Sylvester, or any disco music for that fact. 30 years from 15-19 year old's will feel the same nostalgia for those days gone by that we feel. That being said, Sylvester was on FIRE..a true Diva to the very definition.

  • @tonybklyn

    Very well said x

  • @tonybklyn

    But half of the kids today don't like what's being played on the radio. Music in the 70.s 80's and 90's and early 2000's music was creative and fresh and there was always something new. Music use to have so much variety. Now must songs are about the same crap. Sexcars and money. And a lot of R&B is whack.

  • @SexyMina07, I agree with your comment 110%. Most of the songs today (especially hip-hip) use the same beats. Hip-hop could probably do alot better if the so-called artist would work hard to become students of their craft rather than mindless wild freestyling and always negative lyrics about "life in the hood". I feel soo bad for Alicia Keyes, India Iries and Jill Scott for having to work their musical magic while surrounded by the other crap thats out there

  • @SexyMina07, i read your comment and couldnt agree with you more. You expressed that very well

  • @tonybklyn, you are correct when you say each generation had their own sound and the older generation didnt like the new sounds but it goes without saying that this current generation of muscians are producing maybe the worst string of songs and sounds ever. I was raised by my grandmother who wasnt a big fan of the O'Jays but the O'jays went on to produce classic that are played even today. You would be hard-pressed to find anything today that will be a classic tomorrow. Todays misic is crap....

  • @summersbr1 All of today's music isn't crap, you just have to quit listening commercial stations because they're only to push the songs and artists that make their stations the most money..But there are some talented singers and musicians out there today, they're just faced with the same decisions that straight ahead jazz musicians had to face back in the day, whether to play the kind of music that you love and starve, or whether to play the kind of music that's going to get you paid,,

  • @tonybklyn I hear what you're saying, but my heart tells me this current generation of music is going to be the exception to your statement. I think 30 years from now people are going to view today's music like people view the pet rock, like "what the heck were they thinking about back then?"

  • @tonybklyn, there is no real justification for what this current generation has done to music today. The musical baton was passed to a younger generation that hasnt taken care of it very well. Too much has been forasken. No musicians to play real instruments is one of the main problems. Jazz is almost a distant memory beacuse everbody is hip-hop intoxicated. Hip-hop is void of music because it doesnt use it, just beats and samples. Ballards are exchanged for hard lyrics. Think about it.......

  • @summersbr1 probably why alcohol and weed is always a theme in their music; a camouflage for weak talent and craft / originality...fear

  • @tonybklyn well i am going to diss todays music because only a handful of todays artist are original. in order for them to make a hit they have to dig into the crate for a Sylvester and other artist from back in the days.

  • @CreamyButta And I stand by your RIGHT to speak freely! (I know there's a tiny little part of that agrees.)

    :-) Take care!

  • @tonybklyn well said my friend well said,im sick of people making out they dont make good music since back in the day,thats just bullshit

  • @tonybklyn - I respectfully disagree because although each generation has its own sound the difference with the current music compared to the past is that it is created by corporations and no longer innovative but copies of past artists. Since the mid 1990s mainstream music has become a neatly packaged "product" created from the first note or lyric to appeal to a certain demographic who are known to purchase the music. The real artists and innovators of today are mostly unknown and unsigned.

  • @TheTubePortal I generally don't respond to replies, but...you made a point. Especially with your last sentence. I know this to be VERY true.

  • @tonybklyn

    100% true

  • Please stop the hate, yeah he was gay but this song is the bomb, so who gives a damn.

  • no matter what you think this song is awesome

  • to the kids lamenting the age you live in and the oldsters buried in nostalgia...it's up to you to make today's scene....you can pirate every music production you can think of and slam out a track in an afternoon....if you don't like what's out there, you can make your own....music ain't that complicated, it's just organized noise...get out there and DIY!

  • @hixanthrope Great response. That's what I do. I bought an 8 track recorder and jam on it often, recording music that I want to hear!

  • el Rey de la disco music .. mas o menos ..

  • I hate to see this generation of young people being "ripped-off" by this stuff being sold to them as music today. The so-called artist today are making millions selling crap to young people who dont require more from them. If you listen to most songs today, especially hip-hop, they dont even have the decency to play music with their songs (guitars, horns, etc). They mostly give you "beats" and samples. just listen and you will see

  • @dreda36 I hate see young people think today's music is good music. 99% of it is trash these days. This stuff was cool. It wasn't the best of the time. But it was cool!

  • Hard core, get-on-down disco song. Back in the day, there was no way you'd stay seated when they played this.

  • Love this song Yay Sylvester keep singing your song!!!!

  • The disco era was alot of fun. It was simply about dancing and moving your body to the high energy music that disco was. Slyvester, Donna Summer, The BeeGees, and others made disco what it was. I wonder if these "thick" kids today could keep up without losing their breathe or passing out.....lol

  • @summersbr1 I'm with you 100%...though i'm 15..wish i could've been a part of those prestigious nightclubs. This music speaks to me..makes me feel as if i was there.

    Amazing stuff...just blows your mind away..

    I'm just really sick of the music i hear on the radio these days..can't stand it..

    Experiencing the late 70s is definitely going to remain a dream for as long as i live.

  • @LBJTV, the 70's wasnt a perfect era but it was alot of fun. I really enjoy watching the 70's Soul train videos on here to, it really takes me back to a time when i was a teen and enjoyed dancing to the sounds of the various artist of that time

  • @summersbr1 I know it had its ups and downs but i'd rather live there as a teen (putting technology like ipods, computers etc. aside) than live as a 15 year old now.

    I practically love every song from that era (mostly from black artists since their music was far better than the white artists')...so going to parties with this music was normal/cool unlike now where u have stupid songs being played by Lady Gaga..

    Disco/soul songs are now considered ''cheesy'' by ignorant teenagers which is sad.

  • @LBJTV

    Absolutely! I would have loved to have been a 22 year old in SF in the late 70s or early 80s. Or hung out in Earl's Court. Dangerous time, but the music would have been so memorable.

    In direct opposition to the overplayed Lady Gaga, Hi NRG should be played more often purely for the sake of it being thumpingly good dance music. The so-called star power of flamboyent celebrities wouldn't even enter heads, drowned out by the immense bassline!

  • An awesome song RIP SYLVESTER JAMES. He is one bad motha for ya

  • one of the great dance songs - djs could put the needle down anywhere and the crowd was dizzy in seconds - r/i/p sylvester - loving you from afar

  • one of the very greatest dance songs - djs could put the needle down anywhere and the crowd was dingdong dizzy in seconds r/i/p sylvester - we love you from afar

  • R.I.P. Sylvester glad for you and your willingness to be who you are

  • @manly427 Svlvester/Svlvia being what 'it' was is the reason it's not alive today..

  • best song ever

  • heyyyyyyyyyy! get down!

  • aereo: Thank you SO much for loading this video. I remember this like yesterday and have been telling friends about it ever since. I was a kid and when I saw this video, I knew there was a whole big world out there that I had to see from my small town. This was exciting. I wanted to participate in Disco, but was too young to get into the clubs, etc. My generation started with The Ritz which fun too but this was great. Thanks, thanks thanks!

  • she was timeless

    work that fan, giiiirrrrrrrllll.....

  • He sung "You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)" live for The Castro Street Fair, thanks to future first openly gay supervisor Harvey Milk.

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  • Sylvester loved to visit the Florida island of Key West. He visited his famous drag queen friend Divine, who was more famous than Sylvester at the time. I lived on the small island also, and almost every club in town was gay. I watched Sylvester on the dance floor shakin his ass to his own music.

  • inche negra trasvesty!!!!!!!!!!

  • I play my turkish darbukka to this.

  • one of the best songs ever made!! It just lifts you up, up, up and on the dance floor. The vibe is just...oh yeaaaaahhhhhh!!!!!!! Artists that will forever live trough they'r amazing music. As they say "and the beat goes on".

  • apart from his music being so amazing his outfits were simply fabulous.....!!

  • sylvester was royalty in sf, that said he was a sweet guy and a good tipper.

  • I worked with Sylvester for about 2 years in the early years. Disco was not even a blip on the radar screen. His version of "Southern Man" was the show stopper. The unique voice and persona were real. When he died he took a little of me with him.

  • How was sylvester like?