GQ Disco Nights (Music Reaction) Get ready to dance in your living rooms!

[@davidramirez4810]

Packed the floor everywhere in 1979….

[@CC-gd9wl]

Oh my Lord! I dropped 3 dress sizes dancing to this song in '79. Wow! Haven't heard this in decades! Thank you!

[@chrismurray8132]

I got the time machine who want's to jump aboard to go back to 1970"s the greatest age of disco!!

[@user-ex1tp6fj9r]

What he is learning today. I knew and appreciated when this was a brand new hit. I was 14 years old and felt this song was very very special in various formats. Lyrics,Music and harmony. I miss those days and wish radio stations and nightclubs today would bring this music back.

[@patriciaburgess4257]

I still love this baby!

[@patriciaellis4848]

This was The Jam back in the day!!

[@martyemmons1859]

There was no way to keep from staying on the chair when "Disco Nights" started playing. Whenever I listen to this type of music I know that Disco is alive and well. Another 'make you move' song from that time is: "Just A Touch" by Slave And then earlier "Slide" and a little later "Watching You".

[@MrMarmarsFilms]

I remember back in the 80's, I couldn't wait to go to the club, just to party to this song. One of the all time greats!

[@titou2k3]

When Black music was INTOUCHABLE.

[@michaell8722]

Now you just want to slap them and send them straight back to their golden era.

[@cls6055]

What a tune!!! 🎉🎉I was in 9th grade when we danced to this at the school dances! Brings back so many memories. Love ❤️ disco so much. ITS HAPPY MUSIC!!! This band is perfection!

[@cflournoy1529]

I wasn’t too far behind you in 7th grade listening to this jam!! My mom used to take me to a record store called Peaches every Saturday and let me buy five 45’s ($1 a piece) This was one of the chosen few that I bought.

[@cls6055]

@@cflournoy1529 So cool!! What city ? Peaches seems vaguely familiar! Yep we grew up in a great time! 👍

[@cflournoy1529]

@@cls6055 Detroit. Yep our childhood was great!!

[@cls6055]

@@cflournoy1529 Cool!

[@smartin3851]

Once this came on we were all up on the dance floor being back those days

[@zziicckk01]

This is such an underrated dance song... amazing! Thank you for your readtion!

[@marybaillie8907]

This tune is so full of funk and grooviness. From their debut album from 1979, " Disco Nights", the guitars and the bass line and the great vocals made this a big hit in many genres. It made it to Number 1 on the Soul charts, Number 12 on the Pop charts and Number 3 on the Disco charts. One of those songs that makes you get up and dance about, so groovy. Great reaction Harri. Thanks Harri and Marcus. 👏👏 Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦

[@liljay216]

This was played as a kid in my home..And at the roller skating rink

[@cindypabon4409]

Love this song!

[@brandonious7732]

"I do love you" is a stone cold jam too.

[@HarriBestReactions]

Wow!!!! Youre a bad man Brandon! Thats my favourite jam of theirs Shoobe doo shoo shoo shoobe dobaa lol

[@smartin3851]

Love love love Rock freak… ❤❤❤

[@Cynthia...]

This is a song that will make you get up and dance for sure. Nice one Marcus and thank you Harri.

[@dwainwilder7337]

Great stuff! I remember dancing in the clubs off this one! Thanks for sharing!

[@jessejamessimons483]

Alright my good friend... I must say and agree that this groove is smooth ‼️💯🔥🎼🎶🎸🥁🎹😎👍🏼

[@agnetesorensenelbom5085]

Love it ❤👍🤩

[@levil4012]

Bro you look like the late great Maurice White from EARTH WIND AND FIRE

[@colibri1]

This 1979 song sounds great with Brass Construction's 1975 "Movin." They kind of have similar basslines. You mentioned Rick James, and his 1981 "Give It To Me" also sounds great with this, with a bassline that blends right in with this one. Also, that side-to-side swinging of the hips that particularly the lead singer is doing, especially in the "Rock! Freak!" interlude, is a disco dance that was popular in 1978 and '79 called the Freak, immortalized by Chic in their 1978 hit "Le Freak."

[@HarriBestReactions]

Yep..My aunties used to do that dance to Le Freak and Ring my bell 🤣😂😂

[@Marcus-Oh-really-yes]

Fun reaction, Harri! Glad it brought back great memories at your uncle's place. Love the bass guitar and groove.

[@HarriBestReactions]

Thank youuuu Marcus! ✌🏾🖤

[@johngrant7828]

Glad you have a deep appreciation for this song, Harri. In my view, its the greatest disco song ever. It was written by Emmanual Rahiem Leblanc, the lead vocalist and guitarist. Check out his phenomenal guitar -- the unique sounds he gets out of it. But the whole band is so tight: the percussive keyboard chord riff and synth strings, the funky bass line and syncopated drum beat. The lead vocal is so great, you just want to break out into song with him. This is a song I can listen to a hundred times in a row and never get tired of. My only critique would be the rock-freak part: while it works well for a dance song, its less effective for pure listening, rather it would have been better replaced by a proper middle eight or instrumental solo.

[@user-br9pc2gm6r]

This is the best song in the world! I love disco real instruments, filled with rhythm and feeling, soul and great composition. You know I really think the dance music today is terrible. It's artificial music. Also the great thing about disco was you could easily pick up a girl. It's real good music. Today's dance music is artificial crap all electronic and computerized. I think some computer elements and electronics are ok.. But it can't be devoid of the keyboard, guitar, bass guitar and real drums. I think electronic music dehumanizing. Thai why disco was so much fun because of the real instruments. Puts you in a romantic mood dancing with a girl.😊

[@scotthughes2914]

Great ! One from the 60's to try would be Jimmy Carr Dark End Of Street. Great soul !

[@scotthughes2914]

One top track from 70's would be Ronnie Dyson ( One Man Band ) Great lyrics from underated soul singer,left us too early

[@howardstory1391]

Harri- want to see your reaction to Phoebe Snow, one of the best voices of her generation (70’s). Off second Childhood disc try “two fisted love” “All Over” or “no Regrets”. Apologies if you already know of this artist. If you don’t you will be hooked.

[@markr.devereux3385]

Reminds me of BOOGIE OOGIE OOGIE. except not in the same league.

[@asteverino8569]

See you at The Trocadero! (San Francisco)

[@michaelasay8587]

Nobody reacts to this song!