CAN'T BELIEVE THIS SOUNDS SO GOOD!! STEAM - NA NA HEY HEY KISS HIM GOODBYE (REACTION)

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[@theresareynolds3133]

My husband and I watch your channel together and we ask each other do you remember where we when we heard this song, or remember dancing to this at a school dance we went to, my husband have known each other since we were ten and got married right out of high school, 45 years of marriage and I still love him lol

[@davebeach2343]

Leonard Cohen has a song titled "Dance Me To The End of Love" about long lasting love matches like yours. I lost my wife last March from covid19, after 27 years or marriage. Celebrate the years together.

[@lindabergman3127]

Great tastes in music👍👍👍

[@lindabergman3127]

And congratulations 😁🤩

[@andrewburt2557]

It's also on remember the titans

[@digittbr1688]

Probably the greatest one hit wonder of all time. Mel getting into it and that is the best.

[@dagmar.6954]

This was Steam's biggest hit in 1969. This song became popular being played at many sports events. Steam had another minor hit with "I've Gotta Make You Love Me".

[@colibri1]

This song has been sung by fans at sports events for over fifty years now.

[@richardmartin9565]

Imagine having one hit that lasts forever?

[@michelleschulz4903]

I agree 100%

[@827dusty]

Great old sixties song! To this day, you hear people at football, Basketball, and Baseball games, singing and chanting "Na na, na, na...Hey, hey, hey...Goodbye." If a guy fouls out of a Basketball game, you hear it. If a pitcher in Baseball gets pulled by the manager, you hear it. It's been in sports arenas and stadiums for over 50 years. Besides that, it's just a great song. Thanks

[@annewoodard6803]

A song from the 60’s became a sports stadium chant! 😁❤️

[@douglasainsworth2448]

We used to sing this song's chorus at our high school football games while shaking our car keys at the visiting team's fans across the field. 1974 to 1977

[@Xcris_crosX]

It's a great loser song🤭 kzbin.info/www/bejne/eovUpmuln86Znrc

[@Mr54nomore]

My goodness I was 15 years old at the time and a sophomore in high school when this came out back in 1969. This was a multi-platinum record song and a monster hit for the group "Steam." This was and is still used in sporting events around the world. As Shawn mention... it was used against a losing team. Brilliant!😎

[@remmymafia3889]

this obvious one hit wonder group 'Steam', joined the likes of that period, (late 60's) of one hit wonders such as 'Keith'- "Hey, 98.6" and 'Jaggerz'. (The Rapper)

[@robertr9188]

Its actually the perfect high school graduation song 😊 too

[@cindysimpson1046]

My ex said when he was in the Army they marched to this in boot camp. So good!

[@ChuckHackney]

This song was played at the end of so many winning teams back in the 70's...to kinda kiss the loosing teams fans goodbye

[@pitapanda8319]

Steam didn't actually exist as a group when this record was released. A group was formed when it was decided that Steam needed to tour.

[@thomastimlin1724]

Absolute Truth, yes.

[@aileenturrietta7553]

"If he did he wouldn't make you cry" iconic!!

[@garyharris2940]

Another great song that came along in my teen years. 68 years old I was lucky to enough to have been able to listen to a tremendous amount of great music growing up.

[@angelado3]

My kind of music ! 😃

[@zzz987654321]

there was no group "Steam" this song was created and recorded by Gary Decarlo who I had the pleasure of preforming it with a few times- the group in the video was singing to his tracks after the record label and he when separate ways - on my KZbin page under link below at 7:10 into the show you can see this performance the night I met Gary - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKq1kIeXrKaYmrM .

[@NicStryker1027]

That na na na chant is huge in hockey playoffs. Whole home crowd serenading the losing team.

[@robertakline9785]

The 70's are full of one hit wonders! I think it is what made the music great

[@billsmith11]

I totally agree , 70's music was like no other before or after

[@Redwhiteblue-gr5em]

Song was from 1969. But you were close lol.

[@thomasvest7111]

This was actually a "throw-away" B-side song that as basically created when Decarlo was fooling around with an old musical track from one of their earlier compositions. The result- a smash hit which rocked to #1 in Dec.1969 and is now known by multiple generations and sports fans across the world!

[@williamsmith9026]

This guy gets the top award for not looking like what you would think this singer shoulda looked like. He looks lime my jr high math teacher

[@raytorres2685]

Elvis behind you. The man who taught his singing style was a black man Roy Hamilton when they met. You'll see if you hear Roy Hamilton hit "Don't let go" 🎶 Request 👍

[@teresapack4788]

I was about 12 years old when this song came out and when I got into the high school band we started singing this at the football games and 45 years later they still sing it at the sporting events! We had the greatest sounds ever when I grew up. Baby boomer yes!

[@Dooklawz]

an excellent tune from 1969. I crank the volume the second I hear this come on the radio... love it ! and....it's such an easy song to sing along to...

[@Really658]

Hey hey ...that beat is good for depression!

[@davidmazon7516]

The sixties rock!

[@angelomaurizio1668]

When I'd first heard this song as a kid, I'd thought Stevie Wonder was singing vocals.

[@t.s.9656]

Aaaah, the sound track of my youth. I love it.

[@angelagoodwin5758]

"He Don't Love You Like I Love You" by Jerry Butler would be a great follow-up for this.

[@glassontherocks]

This took me back to my High School daze.

[@Really658]

Love that xylophone.

[@ChuckHackney]

Seems the 70's were loaded with one hit wonders

[@marjorieroen2453]

I knew him, his mom was a Rocket at Radio City he grew up in there, the organ player took him under his wing, so he wrote this song to put on the B side, DJ played it by mistake.....he didn't even have a band, threw one together.

[@bishlap]

it was played at hockey games here in NYC as a goodbye to the losing team...was a lot of fun back then - 1990's early 2000's

[@jvsmith7888]

Gary DeCarlo, main song writer, made at least $50,000 a year every year in song writing royalties from the day this song hit #1 on the charts (1969) until the day he died in 2017. This song really was a gift that kept on giving.

[@zzz987654321]

I wish that was true because he was a wonderful person - however I preformed this song with Gary a few times. with out divulging our conversation that's not the story he told me . if you go to :7:10 at the link this was the night we met kzbin.info/www/bejne/nKq1kIeXrKaYmrM

[@cocoaorange1]

I bet he was happy he wrote it!

[@richardmartin9565]

There is a song "Take Your Tongue Out Of My Mouth, Im Kissing You goodbye"

[@thomastimlin1724]

For decades now High Schools and Colleges have played the chorus of the is song in some way shape of form, recording or pep band etc., at basketball and football games, without EVER knowing the full song or where it came from. This was actually two different songs written by two separate guys, who slapped them together and accidentally caused a hit song.

[@tele789]

Put this one on the playlist

[@kjchicago1]

They Played This Song At The Chicago White Sox Baseball Games Too

[@carollittle1059]

Man we rocked this song.

[@lindamosley922]

This was in the movie "Remember the Titans"! A really good football movie, ya'll would love it. And that guy singing looks like the Meathead on "All in the Family"

[@bryanforis1839]

This one break beats songs all time next to Dennis Coffey one of the bongo bothers of Motown

[@user-lu6sy2oo1d]

Played this at our school leaving party 1972, Birkdale Secondary Modern, Southport, UK. Happy days 👍

[@delisamarchetti5926]

That was so beautiful guys! I know what you mean the music is addictive. The feelings they brings really calm and soothe the heart and take my mind away from all the troubles and worries, and back to a simpler time when people sang about the slower and kinder world that I grew up in. It's like a little vacation for my mind listening to your channel. I know I have said it before, but it just keeps getting better and better. You two are great hosts! :)

[@slipping2]

Love this song & Jimmy Ruffins “ farewell is a lonely sound” is worth a shout out too👍

[@IshiAndNomyJackson]

I feel like you guys have been peeking at my spotify playlists,LOL

[@steveaitch729]

i am 68 and remember hearing this on the radio and have this on vinyl somewhere

[@shelbys6572]

Yes... this is the theme song for the Chicago White Sox. When I was growing up, I live there is the best time of my life.

[@Really658]

Love your reaction. Thank you.

[@lindamathias6230]

Awesome vibe! I was 10 years old when this song hit the airway.

[@davidburke9596]

This song was dead until Nancy Faust & the 1977 Southside Hitmen brought it back to life. She played it on the organ after the Sox drove an opposing Pitcher out of the game.

[@charlenealban4318]

We sang this instead of Christmas songs when we went caroling ...damn we thought we were too coool....so fun!!!

[@racinnut77]

This was a relatively obscure song until the organist at Comiskey Park in Chicago, Nancy Faust, starting playing it in 1977 when a White Sox hit a home run. Things took off from there and soon it was played sports stadiums throughout the country.

[@Redwhiteblue-gr5em]

It was very popular before the White Sox organ played it. Every high school band in the US during the early 70s played it at football and basketball games.

[@ogmandog]

My two locos! Wow! I thought this group was African American. Wow! Arriyba!

[@donnabruhn6907]

Our swim team used to sing this at the end of the meets. I think every sporting event used to play this. I still love this song so much From my youth✌️❤️😎🤗

[@davewelch377]

The Chicago White Sox first starting playing this in the 70's when the starting pitcher of the opposite team got replaced by the relieving one.

[@carolannpacificadam1944]

Hi Shawn and Mel Love this... thank you 💓

[@richardmartin9565]

Great sports chant.

[@stanlogan7504]

You two are awesome

[@tamifuller5407]

I can't believe I used to fall asleep to this as a young girl. When my brothers and I were restless, Dad would play his records. This is one of them.

[@ramonakvasnikoff1963]

I love this squad

[@loisrogers2511]

Love it!

[@joesiano21]

Steam was a one hit group and this was it. There is no rabbit hole.

[@redmarvel]

I'm used to The Nylons acapella version of this song. In the 90's you could go to the CNE and they would do a concert every year and afterwards the entire audience would be stamping the beat on the bridge of the exit singing this song.

[@brendawoodson3230]

Omg a favorite had the 45

[@HarborLockRoad]

Connecticuts own, STEAM!😄

[@mesharonb]

I don't think I heard this song since I was younger(way younger).. I loved this song.. And yes we use to sing it a college football games when we won

[@herphelp]

I remember standing in line to 6th grade in 1969 and someone would have a small transistor radio. a term from the past lol. But this was on A LOT and you could hear many of us singing it. Great memories. Look up The Pipkins Gimmie Dat Thing. or close to that. Silly songs. we had a lot of them back then called novelty songs. Ray Stevens made a great living writing and performing them. Ahab the arab, guitarzan, Jimmy Castor Bunch - Troglodyte From Cleveland and growing up with had Big Chuck a Polish guy and so am I but he did friday night fright videos, but in breaks he started to add in skits they would make up to songs. Here is one. A lot of stuff back in is not PC today. Not here to offend someone but I turned out fine while Big Chuck was making silly videos about A CERTAIN ETHNIC MAN names Stash. Polish of course. Just a diff era. We could all laugh more. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHPFo2yngp6orJo

[@richardtaylor8595]

This was back when Fm radio was not big yet. I had a little ball AM radio when I first heard this song. I would turn on this little radio at night when I had to go to bed and put it beside my pillow and that is how I fell asleep every night. I still have to have music playing softly at night to go to sleep and I am 60 years old. Love my music. I bet the Kansas City Chiefs hate this song rite about now. Go Cincinati.

[@robinschulze934]

Bringing back my childhood!!!!

[@guygrip9634]

I REMEMBER THIS RECORD OUT GOING TO CANIBE LAKE. 1970. WITH MY BROTHER AND HIS FREIND KEVEN. MY MOM AND SISTER. ON THE WAY HOME. THERE WAS GUY NAKED RUNNIN OUT AND WAVEN UP IN TREE. I REMEMBER MY FAMILY LAUGHLIN. AT LEAST GUY WAS HAPPY. IN MIDDLE OF FARM HIGHWAY. I REALIZE HE WAS LSD. LOT THAT WAS HAPPENING THEN. BUT KNOW ONE KNEW. PEOPLE WERE HAPPY MOST. IF NOT POOR SOULS IN WAR.

[@garyarnett1220]

Such a fun song! Still have that 45 they showed at the end around here somewhere.

[@donnabruhn6907]

This song and No Sugar Tonite by the Archies were the bomb in '69

[@cindyp1033]

Great song! It’s been a minute❤️🔥

[@EverythingWants2Live]

Fire...epic

[@kjchicago1]

Steam's 1969 Hit On Mercury Records

[@man.of.god.]

Comedy gold.

[@kianpa1]

Feel good song! ❤️

[@annmills3163]

☮️💜

[@wildbill7081]

This song was our High School Graduation theme song kinda crazy but it was very popular also in 1970 and right after graduation me and my two friends drove to Myrtle Beach South Caroline but I can't remember hardly anything for those three days ............too drunk hahahaha

[@stephenhuber1219]

The Rapper - The Jaggerz out of Pittsburgh with Donnie Iris on vocals

[@bencolquitt7828]

Steam, very good band very good reaction. might like-[King Harvest-Dancing in the Moonlight]

[@TiTiDianeN]

I still have the 45 record!! Good memories.

[@davidmazon7516]

They-use to play that song on the radio all the time. What I hated about it was they cut it in half. I hated that

[@misterstubbs1611]

Nice, I wasn't familiar with this group, although I was aware of Bananrama's cover of this track in the 80's.

[@cindyphifer970]

Big hit

[@man.of.god.]

This wouldve been comedy gold.

[@sarablack2547]

I grew up listening to 80's girl group bananarama's version which I love.

[@danielmesery2904]

There was a song on that album called ,, ITS THE MAJIC IN YOU GIRL... GOOD SONG...☮️🙏

[@sandramiller6752]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🎶💯

[@mamb70]

Was it my favorite song back then? No, but it's a nice song. Sure has longevity? Hear it occasionally on oldie stations. A one hit wonder, tho surprising he had a good voice.

[@Joe-zz5sp]

I think you would like. If i can dream by elvis you guys rock

[@psilvers100]

Classic 60's song. Glad you both like it!

[@kimcutts424]

Bananarama re-released this is 1983, and it was a big hit for them. Up till now I have never heard the original version. But I like that version too.

[@jeannereed3170]

I still love this song. So many high school memories.

[@bennygreene1421]

👍👍

[@andreadeamon6419]

Friends of mine from Cleveland added this on their 3rd album. I love it.

[@lynnhumphrey0223]

Imagine if you will back in my day we heard the song before we saw the group . We loved the groove and yes it became the chant at sport games to the opposing teams.

[@macjam9090]

i bought this single as a kid when it first came out in 1970 i still love it. Its the original and best version. I remember at the time they called it the first disco record as they played it a lot in clubs. This was before the 'disco' sound came out about 3 years later.

[@mikecaetano]

Bananarama covered this song in 1983 and that helped to keep the riff going throughout the eighties and nineties.

[@stephenhuber1219]

Big hit in the '80s for Bananarama

[@JStarStar00]

That version sucked, just like their version of "Venus."