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Great dance song! Nice groove!

I think I burned out my turntable dancing off of this one and, oh yeah - "Who's Making love!"

LOL those were the days!

"Most affairs just go up in smoke!

But, we're going down in flames!

I love this song! I was blessed to have seen these guys live back in the 70s in NYC!

What a show!

This has always been one of my all time favorites1

I used to put this on, close my eyes and sway to the groove!

Thanks for posting this mrpower328, you're the best!

Many people don't know that the lyrics, by Hy Zaret, were written for and heard in the 1955 film "Unchained," and the song was nominated for an Academy Award (it lost to "Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing").

Also, the Righteous Brothers were not the first to have a hit with the song. In 1955, thr...

That is Damita Jo Freeman

One of the original Soul Train Dancers!

"Now black and white might be funny!

But when the enemy comes, we'll get together and run 'em out of site!"

'Now look-a-here!

The sun doesn't come out in rainy weather,

but when the sun does come out - we're still together!"

James had a little 'shoulder groove move" he use to do to this son...

Many people don't know that the lyrics, by Hy Zaret, were written for and heard in the 1955 film "Unchained," and the song was nominated for an Academy Award (it lost to "Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing").

Also, the Righteous Brothers were not the first to have a hit with the song. In 1955, three...

Many people don't know that the lyrics, by Hy Zaret, were written for and heard in the 1955 film "Unchained," and the song was nominated for an Academy Award (it lost to "Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing").

Also, the Righteous Brothers were not the first to have a hit with the song. In 1955, three...

Nice cover :)

Many people don't know the lyrics, by Hy Zaret, were written for and heard in the 1955 film "Unchained," and the song was nominated for an Academy Award (it lost to "Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing").

Also, the Righteous Brothers were not the first to have a hit with the song. In 19...

This song is another song that reminds me of "Tighten Up" along with "Hippy Skippy Moon Strut!" and was a lot of fun to dance off of! All 3 of them to this day - still are a lot of fun to dance off of!

OMGGGGGG

Where is my midriff shirt;

My knickers;

My Multi-colored Socks;

and,

My Platform shoes???????????

I'm ready to start "LOCKIN" !!!!!!!!

@55peachpie

You know what 55peachpie?

it always does work out to be a good thing in your favor!

At the time we can't see it, but in time it is revealed!

Dedicated to Nibiru 2012

and

Comet Elenin

Damn!

I used to get my head right drinking Bali-Hai Wine (cheap wine always affected me - LOL); put this 45 of the record player, and harmonize it all the way through!

Out of all the versions of this song, I've always liked this one the best!

I've always loved how the Horns closed out the song!

Get down, get ready to groove, get down!

Wasn't she discovered on the old "Gong Show" ????

... can remember dancing the night away on this groove!

This part right here:

Please, please

Please answer love if it

Ever comes knocking at your door

'Cause what's out there knocking, baby

The world don't give enough of

Don't give enough of

I know you've been hurt

And so has others too

But all you got to do

Is ask about the changes

That life has pu...

I'd like to help a man when he's down

But I can't help ya Harry

If you wanna sleep on the ground

Sorry, Harry, you're too much weight

To Carry around

But he still walks around all day singin' this song

Sha dah dah dah sha nah nah nah nah

Nah sha lah lah lah lah dah dah dah

@djbigsmooth and TheeMotivator:

I remember: "Get down to the get down!"

Translation: Get down (dance) to the get down (music that was playing)

Also used in complimentary form: He and/or She can really get down!

....meant both of them are great dancers!

Also, remember "RAG" ????

When we us...

Fred Re-run Berry checking in at 3:00 doin' it in slow motion! LOL (R.I.P.)

Noticed a lot of the Soul Train Dancers were there checking in as well!

Donna Summer played "Nicole Sims" in this movie.

LOL

That's one thing about Washington Square Park in the Village - you never know whom are together. Just best to keep your damn mouth shut, don't sweat it, and keep moving!

PEACE, Radio Raheem!

In a BIG mah-phuckin' way!

ROFLMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

"Getcha Azz Wet!"

"Getcha Azz Wet!"

ROFLMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Thanks for posting this!

I was fortunate enough to have seen both Sun Ra and June Tyson perform these songs over several times back in the 1970s and the entire Sun Ra experience certainly did raise my consciousness!