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[@theecstaticinfidelhypothes9222]

Count me among the people who was young when this song was one of the biggest hits of the summer. It was probably my favorite song for a while as a kid. I would sing along whenever it came on the radio-- and I had no idea what it was about. I thought it was just about general happiness and joy, getting together with friends, having a party, watching fireworks go off on a summer afternoon in the park. What could be more wholesome and fun? It wasn't until a decade later that it occurred to a teenage me that there was another meaning to the song. LOL

[@don1965don]

Yeah I'm with you all the way. 1965 here.

[@lutdesimpelaere2947]

The 70’s. The decade of music with sexual innuendo. Such a lovely song, who doesn’t love this song. It was a hit all over the world. It’s not nasty, it’s sweet.

[@FUBAR1986]

Yeah, the arrogance of this man to classify this song as nasty. I bet he’s never been intimate with anyone in his life.🤪🥴😜🧐🤓😆😵‍💫

[@michaelguernsey9685]

The 70's And 80's Had Great Music. The Music Out Now Doesn't Come Close To What The 70s And 80's Decade Was. I Refuse To Hear What Music Is Now. I'll Listen To What Music Used To Be Back In The 70's And 80's Anytime AnyDay.

[@chrismcdaniel6035]

I was assembled in 76 and it is mentally troubling that I may have been a product of afternoon delight

[@aliciakeever6370]

😂😂😂 assembled 😂☠️🤦🏻‍♀️

[@wendysilva8749]

What troubling... you're here!

[@lindanicholson950]

🤭🤭

[@NeptuneLady1957]

🤣🤣🤣

[@you2449]

either a product of This, or "Having My Baby"

[@southernbella6535]

The 70's , where there peace / love / free love generation of the late 60's was still influencing music and life. I remember this song , huge radio hit . The band were 2 married couples , great sound they had. I miss the 70's a lot .

[@FUBAR1986]

The arrogance of this man to call this song nasty without doing any research to know that it’s to married couples and it’s a beautiful thing to make love to your spouse not like the foul mouth filthy vulgar crap today…🤪🥴🧐😜😆😵‍💫🤡

[@coyotej4895]

I was 9, It was a completely different time. Much happier more laid back. Kids would be run out of the house on nice days and told to be home before the streetlights came on and we had No Phones for them to always check up on us. BMX was brand new and getting a bike like them was the big thing. Star Wars, Battle Star Galactica and the trading cards to go with them. Ahhh the memories.

[@lauree4138]

Does it have a lot of innuendo? Yes. But you have to remember that this was summer of 1976 coming off the end of the Vietnam war in summer 1975. The early 70s had so much turmoil and tension and darkness, that the playfulness of this song basically took everyone in another direction. I was just a kid when I first heard it, and I’m going to admit initially I thought it was about ice cream LOL. It didn’t take long for a young teenager to realize that’s not what it was, but it was still just a fun song and the harmonies and melody was so catchy. It took us to a better place even if it was a little more on the naughty side. Against a lot of lyrics in today’s music, this is actually pretty mild. I’m really glad you did this one because I had forgotten about it and it is a bit of fun. Thanks.

[@rosemarybarron4256]

I just wrote a comment saying I thought it was about ice cream. :) Made me laugh to realize I wasn’t the only one. I think I was well into adulthood when I heard the song again and realized what it was about. I was probably in my 40s.

[@jerryjerry8673]

Its not dirty. Its about sharing love and enjoying each other.

[@FUBAR1986]

Yeah, this dude has such an arrogance to him and to call this nasty. Is he that clueless how filthy the music is today?🥴🤪🧐😜😆🤓😵‍💫

[@77Creation]

It’s about a quickie. 😂 Kinda dirty. lol

[@allanpunton4962]

Hi guys, the first two singers on the song, and writers of the song, are Bill Danoff, and Taffy Nivert, they co-wrote Take me home country roads, with John Denver.

[@TheOriginalRick]

Great one hit wonder from the mid-70s. Was #1 on Billboard pop charts. The blonde and her husband (don't know which of the guys it was) did a lot of work with John Denver, and co-wrote many of his big hits also.

[@jodytollefson7187]

He's the guy on the left his name Bill Danoff.

[@shirleydurr411]

Two married couples are singing. After I understood the lyrics -- "rubbing sticks and stones together makes a spark ignite" -- I always hear it as the ultimate love song. Yes, it's about afternoon sex but that's not dirty at all to me -- especially for married couples.

[@md2787]

Ah, yeah. It was a bicentennial year. The whole year was a celebration!

[@bigb7157]

I was a little kid when this came out. I definitely knew what was down, but in a wholesome way the way your parents would look at each other. Grown up stuff.

[@michaelcamp5513]

I think I was about 5 or 6 and this song was on the radio in the car and I was singing along. My mom's friend seemed upset and looks at my mom and says "Do you know what this song is about" My mom laughs and looks at me standing up singing and dancing in the back seat from the rear view mirror and says "Michael, what's this song about?". I said "being outside running with sparklers before dark" My mom looks at her friend and says "It's about sparklers". Her friend shakes her head and doesn't say a word. Lol ... to my child brain that's what it was about. Good memories.

[@michelleortega1514]

70s was the best time.I truly am blessed to be a teen in the 70s,a young adult in the 80s.Unfortunalty the 90s and above not so great on music.

[@MotorcycleImaging]

This song was on the radio all the time in the 70's. Honestly I never got tired of it. It's catchy, the harmonies are great and it's just a really good song. Probably wouldn't get the time of day if it was released in today's day and age, music has change so much. Maybe that's why I'm stuck in the 70's. Best decade to grow up.

[@NeptuneLady1957]

It fit it perfectly with the time!! We were DOING IT..a lot!!

[@jaw9388]

This song was on the music charts for many weeks. I loved it.

[@teresanewman4656]

Bill and Taffy Danoff Co wrote Take Me Home County Roads with John Denver.

[@elsiegon7118]

I love this song. I was 4 when this came i remember when I first heard it in the radio. I loved it ever since ❤ I agree with you about the harmonies on this song

[@shannonwhite3721]

I was 6 when this came out and thought it was about picnics and fireworks 🤣🤣😳

[@joethabroyles1211]

Love this song. We used to sing this on the way to and from church on the church bus. ❤❤❤

[@lisemzarate4029]

I was about 5 when this song came out, I asked my mom, she said it was about picnics in the park on fourth of July 🤣 smooth mom, but I have forever pictured people being "married " in public 😄

[@lindanicholson950]

This fit into my life in 1976. I don't even know what was going on in the world. I loved it.

[@deementia6796]

They (the 2 couples in the band that were married or dating at the time) said that they went into a diner, and saw a sign that said, "Afternoon Delight" .. and one of the guys said, "do you know what SHOULD be an afternoon delight?" aka a nooner. That's why they worked food / eating analogies into the song, in "honor" of the initial inspiration of it all.

[@ronfuqua2117]

You weren't thought of yet on the other hand I was getting married to the love of my life and this was a favorite of ours at that time BTW still married to that lovely lady to this day

[@marniehall6907]

Love this song brings back memories.

[@BrettLesPaul]

Actually, MrLboyd, This was highly accepted and loved by all in its time because everybody knew the true meaning was flying over the heads of both the very old and the very young. Clever songwriting in the 70’s.

[@ratdad48]

Everybody knew? Everybody? No one knew what is was about?😒

[@donnareuter6110]

My young mind didn't know what this song was about in the 70's. I learned what it meant in the 80's and my face was like the emoji of today😮 Great reaction!!

[@dollcf6722]

Yeah I can remember growing up in the '70s and belting this song out when it came on the radio, not realizing what it really meant.

[@JP-re9xj]

A song any uncle and niece would enjoy doing for karaoke.

[@TomGorham]

Count me as one who was completely aligned with this song in the 70s. Not over the line. Perfect for the time.

[@Dana-fy8bg]

Was a kid at the time. Was definitely over my head at the time. Was very popular even on more “family friendly” radio stations at the time … which would explain some more G-rated alternative lyrics. 🤣

[@mikemaricle9941]

I was 15, I knew.

[@mikemaricle9941]

No experience at the time, but knew what it meant.

[@bobschenkel7921]

The very epitome of a "One Hit Wonder" from the 1970's. There is another, similar OHW from the same time called "Moonlight Feels Right" by the band Starbuck.

[@gidget8717]

I miss the 70s. We were coming out of more than a decade of turmoil in the US and people were hopeful. It wasn't perfect by far but it was getting better. 👵

[@kimcutts6153]

I was 12 years old in 1976, and have always sang along to it never , for one mili second did I realise what they were actually singing about!!! And do you know what? It was always on the radio 📻, so I don't think even the grown ups knew/realised what it was. Still a great tune though. 👌

[@janicekelly6667]

Such a simpler time love was love

[@anitaharris9095]

You have such a smooth and mellow voice. You would be a wonderful disk jockey.

[@BRUHHHHH999]

I am surprised you think it's nasty I was 25 when it came out, and I don't remember people being offended, my mother loved it

[@The_Dudester]

Summer of 76, this was all over the radio. In my area, rock stations were just beginning to outnumber country stations (four years earlier, all but one of the stations was country).

[@jodytollefson7187]

Bill Danoff, and Taffy Nivert the couple on the left wrote this song and co-wrote Take me home country roads, with John Denver.

[@cmckee1973]

I was definitely an afternoon delight, baby

[@phndenise51]

I was 17 in 1976. We loved this song. It was just the times. I was still in high school.

[@steveeverett1736]

when this song came out, it was on the radio 24/7. after 3 months even as a young teen I got tired of it (I did clue in after the first month what it was all about) but yep one more one hit wonder. One more innuendo song is 'If I said you had a beautiful body' by the Bellamy Bros

[@loisr3970]

Goodness gracious wow played this for my old man for years.... love it....... Cheers

[@rosemarybarron4256]

I also had no idea what this song was about when I was young. I thought it was maybe about ice cream. ;)

[@tchampagne1494]

Sex is not nasty! No, it wasn't considered over the line, the innuendo was subtle enough. You have to remember it was the time of the sexual revolution. Sex is not dirty either, it is a natural act that is beautiful.

[@wendysilva8749]

Agreed, why is sex nasty... it's beautiful, wonderful, natural!

[@steveallwn]

YALL LIKE IT ,AND U KNOWS IT

[@stevenellers1939]

They made what was commonly known as a “nooner” far more publicly acceptable to reminisce about lol. Fun times, any time.

[@cherylcomes7455]

I love this guy !!!

[@adamv4951]

I remember hearing this when I was a kid. I thought they were singing about the fourth of July and fireworks. LOL

[@bessburkhardt2093]

I always thought it was about a Fourth of July picnic. ❤

[@kenyonsgirl415]

This reminds me of Anchorman lol

[@stephenhuber1219]

It was a menu item at a cafe. He also wrote Country Roads for John Denver

[@redjakOfficial]

I strongly recommend the Will Ferrel/Steve Carel/Paul Rudd version from the Anchorman. Avaible on YT, and legit great !

[@jillybean4265]

Contrast to Son of Sam(David Berkowitz)who was active the same year this song was released.

[@davidtullis2810]

I was 20 and I remember it well

[@Mr_Top_Hat_Jones]

1:07 “I’m gonna go ahead and guess that he’s talking about eating food… no he’s not, guys. You know what this is… this is nasty.” 😂🤣😂🤣

[@elischultes6587]

I’m a little older than MrL. ( I have siblings 16 years younger than me). I remember hearing this coming on the radio on a oldies station from Regina CA. In my parents conservative home this wasn’t censored on the shop radio.

[@baddog7778]

1976 I was 17 good times !!

[@Laniefj]

You must react to "Miracles" by Jefferson Starship. That this song was even played way back when was a miracle.

[@Baruch-Hashem]

Ahh, its been decades, now to get that out of my head! It was on the overt side of innuendo, no ? Sticks and stone...LOL Thank You!

[@thomascleveland8121]

They were really a talented group with amazing 4 part harmony. Check out their song Mr. Wrong, The One That Couldn't Get Away, Fly Away and others on their u tube channel StarlandandMore.

[@roug4509]

Great song !

[@theapostlepaul1995]

Very well done

[@oldgeezer3324]

When this song came out in 1976 I had been married for one year, it was our favorite song. An evening I will never forget. I came in and all the shades were drawn, the airconditiner was turned down low, my shower things was ready and she was wearing a red nightie. That wasn't nasty that was beautiful, prostitution is nasty, casual sex can be nasty, sharing passion with someone you love is nothing but beautiful.

[@lazylady8591]

If you aren't familiar with a singer playing drums, then you should check out Karen Carpenter of the Carpenters. She considered herself to be mainly a drummer. but her brother Richard (the other member of the group) convinced her people wanted to see her out front. She was so petite the drums hid her. Her brother Richard played the piano, sang harmony, was their producer, created the music arrangements, and composed. Karen died at 32 from anorexia, but she is still gaining fans who often describe her voice as "angelic."

[@mikemaricle9941]

This was a time that line was being pushed.

[@joycewilson2052]

this song was played at a wedding as the couple was walking out the chapel

[@Scott_Zigman]

I Love Lamp.

[@sfodd1979]

Anchorman did a legit cover.

[@janicekelly6667]

I was 12 its classic

[@deanmcfarland7769]

I love this song. I first heard it when I was 18 years old. I was attending the USAF Police Academy at Lackland AFB. I am brought back to that time whenever I hear it.

[@russelljoslinjr4387]

🤣your expression!!!

[@Sandylorenzi22]

It's funny because it has that country/gospel vibe from the 70s but the subject matter is hilarious. I graduated from high school in 76.

[@WhodatLucy]

Make me feel old about to graduate from high school in 76 haha

[@floydfix420]

Check the scene with this song on the Anchorman movie!

[@Necro2Juggalo]

Sir with all due respect If this song is to dirty for you how in the world did you survive Shave 'Em Dry

[@Sneaky-Sneaky]

It was a 70’s hit song …. Hahaha

[@patmclin5918]

Picture driving from Nebraska to NH in the summer of 76 and hearing this over and over again on AM radio. My first "KILL ME NOW" moment...

[@bobschenkel7921]

Were you in the middle of Indiana at that time? Just asking.

[@patmclin5918]

@@bobschenkel7921 could of been... Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio...

[@tomhansen4576]

A bit of trivia. The guy wearing the cap is none other than the famous night time host David Letterman. He first became famous being in this band.

[@bobabrams4685]

Not correct. David Letterman was a writer and appeared on the band's variety show on CBS in the 70's. But he was not one of the band members. Check Wikipedia for the details.

[@tomhansen4576]

@@bobabrams4685 Wikipedia is not a reliable source since anyone can add unreliable content.

[@bobabrams4685]

@@tomhansen4576 Even if you do not believe Wikipedia, every other search of the band online does not show David Letterman as a band member. He was a writer and cast member on their variety show, never a band member. The 4 band members are Bill Danoff, Taffy Nivert, Jon Carroll and Margot Chapman.

[@tomhansen4576]

@@bobabrams4685 After further review, I stand corrected. Thank you Bob Abrams.

[@bobabrams4685]

@@tomhansen4576 You're welcome Tom.

[@rick5440]

Two married couples, so its a bit more innocent than it originally sounds.

[@Avrysatos]

Only a little bit.

[@reginafromtexas2314]

I was 15 in 1976. This song was cute about the first 10 times I heard it, but it was a quick burnout! Seriously though, these lyrics seem tame compared to a lot of today's music.

[@user-kr7qx5fe7n]

They played Pacific public pool everyday I went swimming

[@starlandandmore]

That's us!

[@calililylookeylou266]

Will Ferrell of SNL fame & Steve Cartel pre Michael Scott / The Office "sang" this in the movie Anchorman - maybe check out / react to the music video 😏

[@bigjay123]

He ain't talking bout no ham sammich The scene in ANCHORMAN when they sing this song🤣

[@brianbrooks1285]

They say that the young David Lettermen is in this band

[@susantovey2860]

They were the opening band for John Denver for a long tie

[@starlandandmore]

He opened for us when we were Fat City before we were SVB, he recorded our Take Me Home Country Roads in 1971 ,we sang harmony

[@RoadLessTraveledMedia]

I love this song, but its weirdly unsettling. They're singing so calmly about a thing that should be hot? Maybe this is what afternoon delight is when you've imbibed a heavy level of cannabis, but dang. If this song were actually on during any "afternoon delight" sessions, I don't think I could.

[@mickie-fielden5629]

Starland Vocal Band was 2 Married couples, unfortunately both couples got Divorced in the 80's ,but all 4 went on to have Solo careers...

[@SeekingHisWill78]

How old is this guy? I thought he got thought of back in the 60s...

[@paulmccarragher4106]

SEX, what makes the world go round. Great song and the motto of a lot of people in that era before we all got too busy trying to survive. Nothing better except maybe a morning glory.

[@redbladegaming420]

You should check out Ron burgendy version of this lol

[@zevgoldman6769]

Back from the war for 5 years. The country was booming but mere months away from the disaster that was the Carter administration. This song was widely embraced. Who knew afternoon delight better than a farmer plowing a field when his wife drove his lunch out to him carried in a picnic basket and she spread a blanket under a deeply shaded tree. Dessert came first. If The Stone's Brown Sugar did not cause an eyelid to be batted, this song only made people smile. Did you just say dirty, nasty, about this song? It was joyously suggestive to people in love of any age.

[@vvmarcano]

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[@Triggerhippie70]

I get what you’re saying about the song being dirty but it’s just about natural interactions and they’re very sweet about it which obviously was intentional. It’s a brilliant song

[@BillGraper]

This is about watching fireworks while fishing on the lake...... right? 🥴

[@davinsims679]

Compared to the lyrics of a lot of todays songs those lyrics were quite tame. What do you mean they were too nasty. At least it left something to the imagination. Many of todays songs leave nothing to the imagination. But you are right in your assessment of the harmoonies, they are tight. And the video was kind of like a trip thru time. Great song and overall a intelligent and incisive reaction. Keep up the good work sir.

[@wendysherbert3257]

Maybe it should have gone past the line, but it didn’t. Sigh. It was the way it was. I was very young and the meaning was way over my head. I thought it was about watching the moon space ships going to the moon and watching it in the afternoon as they took off. I lived near Cape Canaveral in Florida…and the space race was all the rage…

[@ryanbeans172]

70s was a sexual revolution, boys had come home from viet nam and wanted good feelings. Hell i had a dog named nooner.