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- GET DOWN AND GET WITH IT
The song that really started it all, this LITTLE RICHARD set-closer became a showcase for Nod and a crowd-pleaser for the hordes of skinheads who'd turn up to SLADE concerts, get their boots on and put their hands in the air.
"Get Down And Get With It, it was a hard rock song" insists Dave, "and that's what we were about live."
Despite the Beeb's support for SLADE over the course of a dozen or so specially recorded sessions, it took a while for the daytime DJs to show their support for what turned out to be SLADE's breakthrough 45.
"But as soon as it hit Top 30 and we did Top Of The Pops", Nod recalls "they all started to get behind it."
Note : That old clip dating from a 70's UK short lived TV show '2G's and the pop people'. Slade appeared on the programme transmitted on the 17th June 1972 and were filmed performing two of their hit records, "Take Me Bak'Ome" and this their first top 20 hit.
The current upload here on You tube with the 192 TV logo emblazoned across the top has been redubbed to include the single release of the track (Recorded 5/5/71. Broadcast 13/5/71 on Stuart HENRY's Sounds of the Seventies).
SLADE, the Best of the Best ... Ever !
Lyrics
Well alright everybody, let your hair down
Want to see everybody get up off their seat
Clap your hands stamp your feet, get down get with it
I said a-get down get with it and do the jerk
Come on baby, I'm gonna watch everybody work
I said a-come on baby, watch everybody do the dance
I said get down and get with it, it's been a long long time
Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm gonna watch everybody move around
I said a-come on baby, watch everybody make some time
To get down and get with it, it's alright
Yeah, yeah, yeah, oh, my my my my
Oh, baby, it's alright, oh, my my my my
Everybody raise both your hands in the air, everybody everywhere
I said a-clap your hands, everybody clap your hands
Yeah, yeah, yeah, oh, my my my my
Everybody clap your hands, oh, my my my my
Want to see everybody get your boots on, everybody everywhere
I said a-stamp your feet, come on and stamp your feet, yeah
Yeah, yeah, yeah, oh, my my my my
Ooh, everybody stamp your feet, oh, my my my my
Want to see everybody get up off your seat
Clap your hands, stamp your feet, make it
Get down and get with it
I said a-get down get with it
I said a-get down get with it, baby
Yeah, yeah, yeah, oh, my my my my
I said a-come on baby, oh, my my my my
I said a-stamp your feet yeah, a-listen to the beat baby
Yeah, yeah, yeah, oh, my my my my
Everybody stamp your feet baby, I said a-my my my, my
Yeah, yeah get down and get with it, baby
I said get down and get with it now
Yeah, yeah, yeah, I said my my my my my my
I said get down and get with it, baby, oh, my my my my
I want everybody to say they feel alright

[@lovemyrainydays]

Holy-snapping-duckspit YES!!! Slade - one of the best bands of the '70s (& early '80s), Noddy Holder - one of THE best rock voices EVER!!! The US really missed out by not glomming onto the great British band the way the UK, Australasia, Europe & Japan did (basically mostly everywhere but the US).

[@lesliedavis2185]

I have a friend who is a huge Slade fan, who is forever envthat I saw them live in the 70’s

[@DMSProduktions]

THEIR loss! SLADE were 1 of the BEST bands EVER from any era, from any country! \m/

[@gypsyroadhog]

@@lesliedavis2185 me too…several times

[@garytate3075]

One of the best live bands I've ever seen.

[@reallyoldskeptic]

Correct. Just - YEAH!!!

[@stevep2430]

What a great time we had in the 70's. Slade, Suzie Quatro and all of us that was around at that time.

[@davidmorgan5312]

I was at a gig in London 72/73, Slade headlining, Suzie second on the bill, and the bonus was Thin Lizzy as a trio (Phil, Brian & Eric) what a night that was.

[@CB3358]

​@@davidmorgan5312 I saw that gig in Edinburgh, it was great!

[@paulmanley8997]

I remember the balcony in the rainbow theatre almost collapsing when slade did this song, terrifying!!!

[@byronwoodleymaund1439]

The most exciting and exhausting rock band I've ever seen!!

[@simonround2439]

If you went to a wedding in the UK in the 70s and 80s you would definitely have been dancing to this and probably a lot of other Slade songs. The lead singer, Noddy Holder is a national treasure over here.

[@micheleallen]

Loved Slade back then. Their album Slade Alive was one of the first vinyls I bought when I started work. So big in Australia.

[@aussierhino471]

Exactly the same for me - I first bought this as a 45 single (still got it somewhere) and then bought the album because the cover art was so cool. I reckon I wore it out - that and the loungeroom carpet from playing my air guitar/tennis racquet! So many good songs over the years; 'Gudbye to Jane', 'Look Wot You Dun', Mama Weer All Crazee Now', 'Hear Me Callin', 'Cum on Feel the Noize', 'Take Me Bak 'Ome', 'Coz I Luv You', 'Darlin' Be Home Soon', 'Far Far Away' and 'Run Run Away'. What a party band!

[@spudbyrne9497]

Slade are the most underrated rock band ever and noddy holder has the best rock voice ever

[@williamwebb8908]

Slade were enormously popular everywhere in the world except America. They tried many times but just couldn't crack that market. In Australia they were phenomenally huge.

[@DMSProduktions]

BUT they reached ENOUGH young American musicians to MAKE a difference! (A young Eugene Klein & a Stanley Eisen from New York for just 2! )

[@gypsyroadhog]

They were dogged with bad luck, first Don had the car crash and when touring Jim took bad

[@DMSProduktions]

@@gypsyroadhog Yep, LT memory loss!

[@dennisgreene6832]

Easily one of the best bands of the 70s. Pure entertainment. ☺️

[@IA9876]

In my first job I worked with one of Slades former roadies. He had some great stories of touring with them. They sounded like great guys.

[@notanotherenigma7759]

I can remember as a teen, going to the local church disco (which was more fun than it sounds!!) And this song use to get played. Everyone went crazy! It was a big hitter!

[@bigdave1302]

The first band i got into when i was a kid. Listen to some of the great songs that they wrote, they didn't write this one. Check out Take Me Ba'k 'Ome, or Mama Weer All Crazee Now, Cum On Feel the Noize. Slade were the most successful British Glam Rock band in the early to mid seventies. After Bon Scott died in 1980, AC/DC management wanted Slade singer, Noddy Holder, to join the band.

[@lyndadray181]

YES! Loved your reaction to this - I think you've found a new party banger!! Great rock voice. Trivia - Noddy Holder, the lead singer, once dragged two girls out of a burning building.

[@DMSProduktions]

HE DID! LEGEND!

[@AprilJMoon]

Noddy Holder was approached to take Bon Scotts place in AC/DC before asking and getting Brian Johnson. Slade were MASSIVE in OZ, in fact worldwide, minus the States for reasons of rip off finance as usual

[@shelbys6572]

Loudest voice n rock n roll I've ever heard. 70's stuff. Like he Slade!! Lots of good songs. Stamp your hands and clap your feet album.

[@craigalden9416]

SLADE…. One of the best bands to come out of the 70’s …. They had a stack of hits …..you need to check them out.

[@DMSProduktions]

1 of the best bands EVER! (Regardless of era! )

[@paulhudson563]

Great band. Noddy Holder has one of the best voices in rock. Seen them live early 1980's, superb.

[@carolinejane8145]

Love this band. You’ll probably know their song Come On Feel the Noise which was covered by Quiet Riot.

[@hanoverfist6176]

Slade? Alive.. Niiice.. the best front man nobody's ever heard of..

[@woodalltullahoma1469]

Slade is a great band and have a lot of great music should check out more of them

[@kimzwolinski9919]

That was so fun!! It would be a blast at a wedding reception.

[@flamestergirl]

I went to see Slade in 1974 in Melbourne, Australia. I was roughly 14 years of age and it was amazing, I was a huge fan of the band and they didn't disappoint.

[@narellesmith7932]

I was a tad older 😂😂😂😂 I remember what I wore as well ! Black velvet top and flares ( plus platform shoes! ) it was So loud !

[@flamestergirl]

@@narellesmith7932 we had levi 501's cork platforms, tee shirt and braces on our jeans. lol a fashion train wreck!

[@peace.love.light8856]

Yep! I was there too. They were fantastic.. I loved "SLADE ALIVE" What a fabulous album and still have it. I play the cd now. It's still fantastic. Slade were huge in Australia back then. ❤️❤️

[@DMSProduktions]

Sadly, I was only 5 then, & missed out on it!

[@antonychesters9803]

My first fave band when I was a nipper. Loved them.

[@chrisalldis3375]

Saw them at Sydney cricket ground sometime in the 70,so?, love Noddy Holder

[@petermizon4344]

THEY DID COME ON FEEL THE NOISE TOO, AND MAMA WERE ALL CRAZY NOW

[@steelers6titles]

Noddy Holder's voice could peel paint. He's still around, though long retired. Slade was highly respected in the early Seventies. Mama Weer All Crazee Now (approximate spelling) Gudbuy T'Jane and Cum On Feel The Noize (original)

[@notanotherenigma7759]

They had one, Cos I Love You. Loved it!!!

[@jimharris367]

Ah, the wonderful Slade, first band I ever saw live at the age of 8 way back in 1974 🤘

[@alasdairfinlayson]

Slade were huge in the seventies, had many hits including the best Christmas song ever. Fun story. Noddy the singer was looking for a top hat for his stage clothing and went to an outdoor market for a look. He found one in one of the stalls, and the guy that sold it to him said "I'm going to be a rock star one day as well". Noddy, laughing said "Don't talk sh*t Freddy* A few years later, Freddy was indeed a rock star. Singing with a band called Queen!!

[@AustShadow]

Slade have had so many great songs.

[@Isleofskye]

I remember they first appeared on TV with this,their debut single and the very conservative Host almost had a heart attack:)

[@hrothgar64]

Ahh, Slade. My first musical 'love'. This song is a cover of an old Little Richard hit, but was a regular part of their live set. There is a live version on Y/T recorded in front of a TV audience that is even more manic than this. The pianist was Jim Lea, the bassist. He is a multi instrumentalist who used to perform an electric violin solo live. They were incredibly successful in The UK particularly, in the early 70's. They had 6 number 1 singles, 3 of which entered the charts at Number 1 - something even The Beatles didn't do. I would put Jim Lea and Noddy Holder (vocals/rhythm guitar) up their as one of the greatest songwriting partnerships of all time. Coz I Luv U (my wife and I's wedding song), Tak Me Bak 'Ome, Cum On Feel The Noize, Mama, Weer All Crazee Now (both hits for Quiet Riot in the 80's), Skweez Me Pleez Me, How Does It Feel, Everyday and perennial festive hit Merry Xmas Everybody were all massive hits in the early 70's. They made a comeback in the early 80's following an appearance at The Reading Festival. They replaced Ozzy's band, because Randy Rhoads had problems with his visa, and Slade blew everyone off stage that day.

[@floridawhite]

What a great summary :-)

[@DMSProduktions]

THAT BBC performance was SLADE at their rioting PEAK! NO1, (Not even KISS) could TOP that performance! It was a once in a lifetime set, but esp THAT song to close it off! NEVER be another 1 like THAT! That rendition was something truly special!

[@daverutherford6401]

Trivia, Slade were playing Newcastle Polytechnic England many years ago, my band was meant to be the support, we got there and walked into their dressing room by mistake, Noddy Holder (the singer) not knowing who we were told us to 'bog off' so we did :) got back in the van and went to the pub, always wondered how that gig turned out .

[@SpikeMatthews]

Ye gods, you two are going to LOVE going through the Slade catalogue. So Good.

[@waynedavenport6053]

Oh yes! we really did enjoy some great parties with Slade just going off their heads. Yes we drank a lot but by the time we finished dancing we were as all 'sober as a judge'. Another band from that era a thre piece from Wales was Budgie they were a little heavier but still great.

[@jameslaven9747]

It's that time of the year you should listen to slade merry Xmas everybody, great song played in the uk every Christmas at every party.

[@peterfairhall1784]

Surely, after hearing that, you have to agree that Noddy Holder has one of, if not the best rock voice ever.

[@colinlatham7905]

Amen

[@danielschartzer1396]

SLADE , YEAH THEY'RE EARLY STAGES OF THE GLAM ROCK BANDS LIKE SWEET, T-REX , GARY GLITTER , ETC EARLY 70S BANDS BUT HERE'S A FEW OTHER GOOD SONGS MY OH MY MAMA WE'RE ALL CRAZY NOW RUN RUNAWAY COME ON AND FEEL THE NOISE KEEP ON ROCKING THEY'VE ACTUALLY GOT OTHERS BUT THAT'S A GOOD START ❤️✌🏾

[@phildicks4721]

Noddy had one of the best voices in rock. After leaving the band he became an actor, and had a role in the BBC show the Grimleys, where he played a schoolteacher, Mr Neville Holder. For the closing credits of one of the episodes he did an acoustic version of Slade's "Cum On Feel the Noize".

[@gypsyroadhog]

Remember it well, Noddy played the part well and great acoustic version….was an itv show though as remembered the ruddy adverts

[@macca1146]

They should have been the biggest thing to hit America since the Beatles, the best live band i ever saw, and easily the best rock singer ever in Noddy Holder.

[@patrickdoake6022]

Mama we are all crazee now, take me back home, gudbye to Jane, all single releases in UK and beyond, many more got these and others in my record collection. Flip sides even better, my life is natural, one of them. 70s had dozens great bands ✌️😎☮️

[@colrhodes377]

Slade were one of the greatest rock bands of the 70s and 80s

[@DMSProduktions]

EVER!

[@stormhawk3319]

Loud, Colourful & Fun That’s what Slade was about.

[@gregfabb869]

Loved this song since i was little in the 70s. Only just realised it's a cover of a cover. Bit of googling seems that Slade didnt realise the little richard version was itself a cover and gave him dong credits. All my life i thought it was a slade original song. Makes perfect sense that little richard did it.

[@DMSProduktions]

Written by Bobby Marchant originally, then made more popular by Little Richard Penniman!

[@narellesmith7932]

They were so loud in concert!!! My first OS group I saw as a teen in Melbourne at festival hall ( this shows my age😂!) the speakers were taller than they were even with their platform shoes !!! 😂😂😂

[@robertburke5354]

Wot a blast. Gotta luv Slade.

[@DMSProduktions]

This version was the album version. It's good, but if you want to really hear a POUNDING version, get the LIVE version from Granada TV! ! It BLEW this version away! Was absolutely insane! Slade were SO loud, they distorted EVERY mic the studio used to record the set!! Sheer LUNACY! \m/

[@TheBuzzard1209]

HAHA - They got Slade! Good One Suzi!

[@user-sr4gw3gs4v]

Slade where a UK Band and had a number big hits. Noddy Holder the Singer became very popular!

[@stevetreloar3129]

Slade Alive: the must gave album when I was a kid in 1972! Noddy has a voice like a rusty razor blade!!!

[@michaelgibson6204]

Noddy the lead singer was nearly in ACDC but Brian Johnson got the vote and the rest is history

[@gypsyroadhog]

Noddy refused to leave Slade when approached hence Brian got the stint but as nod said he was the perfect fit for it

[@crowhillian58]

Do they have more songs like this? Yes!!! Loads of rocking crowd pleasers but also some great pop and Ballard's. They really were for us 70's teens our Beatles.

[@markferrett700]

Hey thanks for reacting to Slade. Wow this takes me back to school day's. I was lucky enough to be a yougster when Slade were around and grew up with this stuff. Looking back now I realise just how much they rocked.....this was pop music .....kids rocked to this.....in England there was "Slade Mania"....we went f.....g mad for this stuff......love it. Just feel sorry for the kids today...........Britney Spears!!!!😟

[@DMSProduktions]

LOL! She's OLD hat mate! In the loony bin of history!

[@floridawhite]

Yes, my first favourite band as a teen. Their third album was indeed called 'Slayed?'...it was a good one too. Thanks for checking them out....loved your reaction to those guys

[@_alifeallmine_]

Can I make a request for Big Dog to make a request? Haha, very poor man here. But now that the door has been opened on Slade, what about the song with one of Rocks best riffs, ‘Run Runaway’, which had every teenager of the 80s reaching for Tennis Racquet to riff along to. 😀

[@steelers6titles]

So you think I got an evil mind? I'll tell you, honey I don't know why, I don't know why So you think my singing's out of time? It makes me money I don't know why, I don't know why Anymore, oh, no

[@reallyoldskeptic]

I was seven when they released this - and they were the coolest band in the world! - I loved them... bought their album... and then along came 'The EasyBeats'. God - Australia was an awesome place to grow up! Hat tip to Billy Thorpe and Lobby Lloyd...!!!

[@eljayr517]

Great reaction from you two from one of the great bands of the 70s, hope you check out their other songs, have fun listening!

[@rayworboys-hamlin8092]

Great Tune, Cum on feel the Noize is another top tune of theirs, Enjoying your channel from the UK.

[@scifimonkey3]

The 70s were so dull, we didn’t have hip hop or rap or anything, I mean just listen to how dull our pop music was…………………….😂😂😂

[@colinlatham7905]

😅

[@xGamesDeanXx]

Rap sucks and so does hip hop. Rock n roll is the only way

[@rlroberts118]

If you want to hear Slade's number one hit of the 80's "Rock Ballads," Try reacting to "My Oh My!" I'm positive the female viewers will love it.

[@gypsyroadhog]

Unfortunately only reached No.2 in uk due to novelty group The Flying Pickets

[@sergepattyn2870]

You should hear their live version of that song ....FANTASTIC

[@leandabee]

Omg 😅. Slade and Alice Cooper were my first introduction to loud rock, I was 12, which Led Zeppelin then followed. Hush was a particular fave out of the Aussie bands. I loved crazy weird singers and bands. Funnily enough I've been listening to Slade of late on youtube 🤗. Well done suggester👍👌

[@gypsyroadhog]

Loved them then and love them now. There’s so much more to Slade than their huge Christmas hit and never seem to be played these days, a huge back catalogue including 6 No.1s. You need to check out more of their hits as missing out on so much Thanks for doing this one….their first hit single

[@hookstomper7322]

Noddy Holder: Rock's greatest air raid siren.

[@scottyh8494]

You have never heard a rock voice like this so clear and respectful. Slade are fantastic…

[@johnsrensen3366]

Uk greatest band in the 70s 6 nr 1

[@keithvirgin771]

You need to hear the “SLADE Alive”. version Noddy Holders voice is incredible

[@plawrence8083]

Check out their live album. Slade alive. One of the great live albums.

[@SuzyTrippa]

Big Dog kudos to you for great song choices! Travis and Suzi diggin' the upper body dance moves and song participation! ❤

[@madeinhelltorritorium5388]

More SLADE !!!!

[@grantbaechler3529]

Noddy was asked join AC/DC after Bon died but he turned it down. And he also had a disagreement With Freddie Mercury when Freddie was selling clothes in a market before he joined Queen.

[@vincenthewlett4329]

Great british 70s band

[@cerbuscankerous3714]

There's so much to take from this band, 'how does it feel' or 'Far Far Away' which was written while they were in the states.

[@colinlatham7905]

Spot on. I love How does it feel. It demonstrates the depth of Slade.

[@aussierhino471]

I still have all my Slade vinyl LPs from the 70s - what a fun band - and they rocked hard! Loved your reaction to them 😄

[@RushfanUK]

I was at Reading for the 1980 festival when Slade were added last minute to replace Ozzy, they played this and at the point where Noddy gives the instruction to stand on your seat he had over 40,000 rock fans laughing their heads off as we were standing in a field, one of the best bands that weekend and this live show resurrected their career, so much so that they were on the bill for 1981's Monsters of Rock at Donington another great performance.

[@colinlatham7905]

Wow. I would give my left nut to have been at Redding.

[@MikePhillips-pl6ov]

The most successful band in the UK in the 1970s. Out sold everyone else. They had six straight no.1s, and this wasn't one of them! That feat wasn't repeated until the 1990s by Take That, but you had to sell a lot more records in the 1970s to get a no.1! Truly one of the greatest rocking bands. I was at school when they were at the height of their fame. Everyone at school loved them. Adults who saw them live at the time said they were one of the best live acts they'd seen.

[@vincenthewlett4329]

Skeewze me pleeze me........mamma were all crazy now......Miles out to see.....How can it be ...Goodbye T Jane.....Take me back ome.....loads more worth looking into

[@johndrx165]

Yes! Slade!! They are a PARTY! You need to hear more from them for sure. Very influential. Check out Mama Weer All Crazy Now, their hit Gudbuy T' Jane or my favorite, How D' You Ride.

[@DMSProduktions]

No, they were a RIOT!

[@mauharley]

I recently donated my vinyl records to a charity shop, and it included Slade Alive. Undoubtedly one of the best live albums ever. The SA version of this song rocks harder than this.

[@irland1961]

Best Shouter ever🥰

[@stupeters8409]

Slade are the Bomb Noddy Holder one of the greatest Rock Voices of all time...

[@gohumberto]

Noddy Holder!!! The voice of early 70s pop/rock in the UK. There was something in the Tap water in the midlands in the late 60s - mid 70s. The amount of amazing Rock talent that came from the midlands, around Birmingham, was just insane. Slade, ELO, The Move, Judas Priest, Black Sabbath, Wizzard, Robert Plant & John Bonham, Steve Winwood, Carl Palmer (ELP),. You could drive a car to all the birth places of these bands in about an hour.

[@home2624]

If you want to have a good time or need cheering up just listen to Slade.

[@richardzoll4067]

Best voice in 70s Rock. Period. Noddy Holder

[@user-cd7cv5in8d]

SLADE ARE FIRST BAND WHAT HIT ME LIKE IT EVEN I DONT UNDERSTAND ENGLISH SOUND ❤❤❤❤

[@joannedickie7863]

You need to do a reaction to their cover of Darling Be Home Soon.

[@paul_striple1741]

The live version on Slade Alive is a must, along with Born to be Wild.

[@jockmason5922]

Loved how you two jumped out of your skin at the start of the song 😁

[@LarryNiven226]

Check out Gud Buy T Jane by Slade.

[@ergotroff]

This is the song for all those who have had one drink too many. :)

[@APaganPerspective]

Mama Were all crazee now

[@Synthillator]

I've seen other video reactions to this song, and yours was the Best!.. Great party song and you were genuinely taken by it as soon as Noddy Holder opened his mouth!.... "😲😲"! and then again until the very end!😆AAAAAALRIiiGHT!...😆I love Slade and you reacted just as I did the 1st time I heard this when I was a teenager many decades ago!... And yes they do have a Lot more songs like that!... 🙂

[@KevinRCarr]

Yah,so as long as you're in Slade mode, I mean, Mama Weer All Crazee Now just has to be up soon on the menu.

[@bandycoot1896]

Here it is Merry Christmas - Slade

[@kevanwillis4571]

Try Slade's " Mama weer all crazee now." "Cum on feel the noize." Covered by Quiet Riot, ten years later.

[@gypsyroadhog]

And check out Rock n Roll Preacher…the introduction is epic, “Dearly Beloved, Brothers and Sisters”….

[@caypiranha1246]

GOD BLESS NODDY HOLDER...cuz he blessed him with that unique voice.

[@Peter-eu7wp]

From my home town, Wolverhampton England. Massive in the '70's.