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alberto calzolari

tutto da questo brano è partito .... tremps thank's

Bob L

Just heard this song on Sirius XM and had to come home and hear it again.

Mary Ann Campbell

Where the happy people go!!!

Tino Đirlić

Clap your handsJust stomp your feet, alrightGet on down, get on downJust get on downSing the song, children (Boogie, boogie, boogie)It's alright

TheTk1971

"let the good times roll...

PanchoVilla1750

Opening jam from the 'Rafters' on Saratoga Lake NY. Bass was pumpin' in your chest and the long line outside was swayin' and full of smiles. Electricity was in the air for yet another Saturday night at the Disco! <<<<>>>>>

George Harrison

oh wow id forgot about this one mmmmmmmmmmmm

David Bennett

After the piano solo, be ready to shake that ass! 

Bert Bijholt

good song , mmm time to dance again. Superrrrrr. ride on!

TheSilvermoon819

One of my all time disco favorites. My brother produced a show in JC,NJ and brought the Tramps in to perform. Needless to say, it was a night to remember! This was the time when you were free to express your own personal rhythm in motion through dance and at the same time everyone was in unison with the sound. Love and Soul was alive through the music!

Ted .Halpern

The best opening song a DJ can play to get a Disco crowd worked up.

Pedro P. Hernandez

P.P.H. & Co., Inc.Lincoln Center Plaza.

Lockup USA

Best Disco song ever! RIP Jimmy

jtlampsu2

Best intro ever,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

John923T

As a person who grew up loving Rock music for the head....I grew to enjoy disco when the person I was seeing at the time went clubbing "without me". So I decided to go out on my own at man i gotta tell ya...dance was it during that time. Rock was good for the head but this song & music had your feet movin' & your hips groovin' The Trammps with this song made you feel good.As I said before 'Good Times".Peace 2 ya

Gudrun Wulf

Genau meine Musik, einfach Klasse, heute wie früher!!!!!!!

Harold Jackson

You couldn't go wrong when you had Philly Int'l Records writing for you back then. Gamble & Huff, Ron Baker, McFadden & Whitehead, just too name a few. I thank my best friend at the time, Glenn (R.I. P.), for the timeless music he introduced me to. njpir....you hit it on the head.

njplr

I'm sure the kids of today love their clubs and love their music, but all of us lucky enough to have lived 70s NY, NJ, and Philly, we KNOW the real deal. I hear music like this and in SECONDS I am walking into Some Place Else, Xenon, Zanzibar's, Second Story, the Chez Paree, any one of DOZENS of ALL FABULOUS hotspots. Lord Have Mercy (like Jimmy Ellis says in this song)...we had fun on a scale quite incomprehensible to the kids of today. But with music like this, it was easy. 84 King Forever...

clemens mentink

What a great intro if i remember it was only on the long version.

mickyredmire

This rolls back the years, was there ever a youtube song with such a positive response? The intro! Was that on the single? Long time ago now :(

The Love I Lost

The Love I Lost - Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes (1973)