The Spinners - Rubberband Man | REACTION

[@nostromo526]

No lip syncing, backing track, auto-tune garbage here....just straight up TALENT.

[@lumiere7216]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 yes, ma'am sir !!!! ✊✊🏻✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿

[@russcalabrese7561]

Amen!

[@63saruman]

Sad that as of the year 2000 music executives decided to get rid of talented singer and musicians (with a few exceptions).

[@creatinotionchannel2680]

Although on the tv appearances back in the day lots of artists lip synched on shows like Solid Gold. But yes if they did concerts they did not lip synch if that is what you are referring to. Funny thing I loved auto tune when it was novel when Cher used it. But not the way it has been overused.

[@Tessiefaye]

I saw the Spinners preform that during there rubber band tour in Los Angeles back in the day! Phillis Hyman was on the bill with them. Fabulous!

[@mchristr]

"Well seasoned brothers." You're killing me. The Spinners, the O'Jays, etc. Love 'em all.

[@maryroberts9233]

The Four Tops....Are You Man Enough.....Issac Hayes...Shaft

[@JohnComeOnMan]

Jamal....producing smiles, 7 days a week.

[@rosiered3403]

True, love him.

[@shannonmichelelawson8706]

Dobie Grey Drift away

[@beedeegee9374]

TRUTH!!!

[@pg1171]

I just LOVE his channel! It brightens every day! Gives something to look forward to after a long day at work. Fantastic!

[@triryche3]

Jamel: "I'm trying to make your days better." You're doing just that! I, for one, appreciate all you do.

[@DanielFrost21]

The Spinners: "Working My Way Back To You"....."I'll Be Around"....."Could It Be I'm Falling In Love"

[@realbro5548]

Don’t forget “It’s A Shame” by them too!

[@lumiere7216]

@stephancalvino I don;t think there is a bad song by the Spinners! ✊✊🏻✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿

[@pg1171]

Excelkent choices! Possibly Shining Star also! The Manhattans...

[@pg1171]

@@lumiere7216 No there isn't! All are good!

[@deaconblue949]

Don Kirchners rock concert kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZ-6eamZjNismK8

[@TheAcarch2]

Always loved The Spinners. " Games People Play " I will never get tired of.

[@lindamaemullins5151]

Yep ❤️

[@g_man2177]

The Spinners are one band that have stood the test of time.

[@bcool1497]

My Uncle John Edwards was the lead singer from the late mid 70s -00s. The guys would always come to my grandmothers house even brought Mr Lou Rawls over one time.

[@alicedominguez9994]

Yep

[@pacificcoastpiper3949]

B Cool THATS the cat who’s rockin the chops? He is one of my favourite people in all of soul music!!

[@yoclark2723]

I love how you say they're "well seasoned" for sure they had been singing for at least 20 years by the time of this performance. Love those steps for sure!

[@MichaelRoxalot]

As someone who is suffering from pretty severe depression, I can't thank you enough for putting a smile on my face time and time again, Jamel. You are a bright shining light in a cold, dark world.

[@jenn-k-h]

I'm sorry that you're going through this 😔 I know it's not the solution, but I'm sending you some happy vibes and hoping you have some good days this week 👍

[@elizabeths50]

Yes he is. He appreciates all kinds of awesome music and gets into the music himself. Very uplifting.

[@christinezeoligratefulchef8672]

Amen

[@210jeno8]

I end my day watching all these reactions. It does help lift spirits. Hang in there Michael, sending you my positive vibes as well 🤗

[@nicktacos8428]

Jamel is definitely an uplifting character! I too appreciate him very much. Stay above the waters my friend! I understand what you’re going through, but stay frosty!

[@bethmerryfield7186]

This is the epitome of 70s soul music, the matching suits, matching dance steps, all practiced ahead of the taping of the music. I simply love this song and video.

[@markmaciag235]

1976, my senior year in high school. We didn’t know how lucky we were. But we sure had fun.

[@francesmario7717]

Class of ‘79....✌️

[@elizabeths50]

me too! My childhood too! Local community pool had parties every Friday and music, dancing and swimming with the best music ever!

[@Martha_thl]

Class of '79. We had this on the radio during 10th grade art class with Mr. Erickson.

[@beedeegee9374]

Another Bicentennial high school grad here!

[@nancy9478]

Class of 77, we were indeed lucky!!

[@davidmorley1606]

The Spinners, The Chi’lites, Ohio Players. The list goes one. Soul and Motown some of the best sounds EVER.

[@larireis8314]

The absolute best!

[@maryroberts9233]

Motown and Stax turned out some of best music ever.....The Manhattans...Kiss And Say Goodbye...The Brothers Johnson...Strawberry Letter 22

[@deborahchouinard7175]

I love the Spinners but my favourite songs are “Could it be I’m falling in Love” and “I’ll be Around”

[@jasonsabbath6996]

YES! Could it be I'm Falling in Love? Haven't heard it in forever and you just brought a smile to my face making me think about it! Thanks!

[@MyNameIsBucket]

"Could It Be" is my go-to slow song. Works every time.

[@sv3931]

👍

[@elizabeths50]

The 70s was unmatched by the coolest music, and swayed into the rockin' 80s. Miss that music on the radio

[@gopmomof2]

Working My Way Back To You.

[@nooneofimportance2110]

Ah, the Spinners. Back when music had soul. I miss those days.

[@becks7394]

When he said 'it's church' - he's not wrong. They jammed on and on and on into the night

[@johnoliva5153]

This was when performers actually performed.Love these guys.

[@thebaldbrand]

"It's A Shame" by The Spinners is an incredible song. Has one of the greatest hooks in R&B history! Check it out!

[@PeartEnvy2112]

The older music eras holdup really well. I can't see any of the current stuff being remembered 30+ years from now and maybe not even 10 years from now.

[@DarkDutch007]

There are so many songs released in a year, at the start most of them get lots of playtime and after some time only the good songs get replayed on radio or other streaming service. Not every song from your favorite time is good, 60s and 70s and all other decades for that matter has produced, next to the quality stuff we all still love today, also some crappy songs, you forget them cause they get played no more UNLESS it was so crap it turned popular again. So even a song from 2020 has the possibility to still get played after 10+ years, but maybe just like today, on the specialty radio-stations that focuses on a couple of decades. And don't forget that people have different tastes in everything, and someone who was born, say 10 years ago (not me) might like the music from his younger times when he/she is 50+. But like I typed earlier, time will tell what will be categorized as crap or a gem.

[@MrClobbertime]

@@DarkDutch007 True. Even the Beatles had some not so great songs, and one really awful mess called "Revolution 9", which was Yoko's doing.

[@williamhestilow4021]

You mean no one will know who Allison Gold is in ten years from now....Oh wait no one knows who she is now. n/m

[@lisaannbarriner9633]

Agreed completely!

[@JPMJPM]

This music is fun, joyous, and is associated with good times. It always makes me smile and want to dance!

[@judyspadoni6967]

I was working at Macy's putting clothes on hangers. This song would come on and I couldn't keep my feet still. Always made me happy!

[@allisonyoung4007]

YASS!! 1977- Jr HS marching band- halftime- sequins, batons flying & booties shakin'!😆💃 Ya shoulda seen me!

[@meyerweinstock9567]

0_0 Any pics? Vids?

[@allisonyoung4007]

@@meyerweinstock9567 Posted an old pic on Twitter recently! Packing 2 move & finding old pics & stuff!😃

[@meyerweinstock9567]

@@allisonyoung4007 Whoo-hoo! 0_0 Jr hi in the late 70s...oh, those were the days...'78 had Cal Jam II in my town, so I remember sneaking in to see those bands we idolized...

[@allisonyoung4007]

@@meyerweinstock9567 😄Right ON!!🙋

[@footofthecross]

The talent, the groove, the funk, the fun. Miss those days

[@kb420ps]

"Hey y'all prepare yourselves for the RUBBERBAND MAN. You've never heard a sound like the RUBBERBAND MAN! You're bound to lose control when the RUBBERBAND starts to JAM!!!!!!"

[@trinamcdonald1865]

February 7th,2024, we lost the last surviving member of the original Spinners, Mr. Henry Fambrough. The legendary Spinners have such a catalogue of music, and this hit was no exception. No one riffed like Mr. Phillippe Wynne and Bobby Smith was the other fantastic lead singer. What a performance is right!!!!!! The Spinners forever!!!!

[@baird5776mullet]

I was 18 when this came out,brings back many good memories.

[@timbillings3652]

Yup I was 17 Long time ago bro.

[@donpaxton8381]

kenny baird me too!

[@lauragriffin6512]

Me too.

[@carolcortez8716]

I was 15 or 16

[@shannonmoore2460]

You just cannot *not* be happy listening to this song. Straight sunshine.

[@MrPooch1967]

Brings me back to my first K-Tel collection back in the day. Good times!! 👍🏻✌🏼💯

[@paulcrehan4710]

Gladys Knight and the Pips, “ Leaving on the midnight train “, great classic

[@pacificcoastpiper3949]

You mean midnight train to Georgia

[@TwistedSither]

I used to love this song when I was a kid. Haven't heard it in a while.

[@crannbeathadh]

Me too!

[@michaelwalston2438]

Oh God me too! Love that song! Dare I say I miss the 70s

[@WoodsPrecisionArms]

The bass Rhythm with the horns and the drums just clean with no fiber necessary fills - just makes this song TALK. That’s when you had house musicians that were all masters of their craft because back then being a house musician actually PAID

[@timrector7824]

"Workin my way Back", one of my all time favorites by the incredible Spinners

[@leex772]

You got the outfits, the dance steps--and then PURE talent!!!! No auto tune, no phoning it in, just joy and talent!

[@backspace4203]

We didn’t just have all the rock you’ve been listening to. As a white suburban kid I watched soul train and loved Motown too. Why not? We had the best music. How can you not love this?

[@gopmomof2]

That's one of the things that I remember and love from the great Black groups back then. Matching outfits and they had the moves down perfectly. Like many have said NO AUTOTUNE. Pure talent.

[@Samuel-I]

The Hues Corporation DON'T ROCK THE BOAT

[@ericanderson8886]

oh yeah, great song.

[@monicamad1285]

I keep throwing this song in comments too!! 😀 great song 👍

[@meyerweinstock9567]

"Don't rock the boat, baby..."

[@jalandacurry4585]

Hell yeah!!!!!

[@moorr4473]

Oh yeah......

[@gregorybrown3272]

Phillippe is the absolute BOMB! He always brings it to church!

[@Laudanum-gq3bl]

I’m old enough to remember when this was new. Six-year-old me liked the song.

[@Deborahtunes]

I was 9 myself at the time, who loved it too...

[@Poss1]

Yeah, me, too! I was 14. I had the 45 single in my main stack. Super groove!

[@susanmaggiora4800]

Laudanum 1987 I was 8 and I loved it! Couldn’t wait for it to come on the radio..

[@Cheryl_Haydon]

I was in high school and we were all groovin' to it. And I still am after all these years, lol.

[@pinehawk9600]

I was 13 😜

[@RaiderPowerTTU]

Rubberband Man remains one of my favorite all time songs. Those first few notes before the horns get going for me are among the most recognizable beginnings of any song ever done. The Spinners, The O'Jays, The Stylistics really had something back then. Fun video.

[@ricktassone6529]

I think Jamel is the current day Rubberband Man 🎶🎧

[@tammybrennan2040]

Great song 💃

[@allisonyoung4007]

"Yeah, he's my man- and he likes to jam" 😂 You're right! " So much rhythm & grace in heaven left for one man?"

[@irishharoldcarter9514]

You might have something

[@JillAyn67]

Yes indeed!!

[@lgtrucker]

That's what I call music. I wish I could bring this music to today. That's the biggest smile on jamal's face I've seen.

[@zerep11]

*The Spinners* with Bobby Smith's silky-smooth lead vocal; surely among the finest ever in musical history.

[@milkamania69]

This might be one of my Tops of all time.

[@Zofer-1920]

“Could it be I’m falling in love”- Spinners. Also GameS People Play!

[@ExarKenneth71]

The Spinners IMHO is one of the top tier Black Group there is.

[@norwegiantj]

Spinners and O'Jays!

[@paulinwoburn9680]

The Spinners are top tier Group, Black or white. I also agree about the O'Jays.

[@ExarKenneth71]

@@paulinwoburn9680 I never got into the O'Jays but the Spinners just cranked out hit after hit.

[@1BobsYourUncle]

Why do they have to be a “black” band? I doubt they thought that way....

[@paulinwoburn9680]

ExarKeneth72 I loved the O'Jay's music because I thought they were great. But I'm also a little prejudiced because they were from Canton, Ohio and was very popular in Cleveland before hitting it big. And I grew up in Cleveland.

[@Filbi]

So there's a nice little story behind this song. The guy who wrote it, his son was bullied because of his weight. So he wrote this song about a short, fat man who everybody loved because of his musical talent to cheer his son up. Really sweet.

[@karensamuel1139]

Wow!! 😊

[@pattisimmons67]

They were the best! Back in a time when people CARED about what they wore, how they looked. Clothes were so much classier back then. People looked put together, classy, not trashy. I don't know. When I was little I wanted to look as beautiful as the women did on those shows. I LOVED being able to sneak in and watch these shows when I was a little kid. I miss those days. Thank you for bringing back such GREAT memories!

[@kroakie4]

They can sing and dance and have amazing stage presence. A triple threat.

[@timwatson4290]

Back in 76, this was my Jam as a wrestler! They called me the rubberband man!

[@dbrown5784]

Phillippe was one of the most talented vocalist of his time. He is out there selling it when he sings. Sadie is the best song that the spinners ever performed imo. That song would make a grown man cry. Everyone's had Sadie in their life and he is singing about each and every one of them.

[@FishKungfu]

I am so glad I was lucky enough to grow up with this awesome music! And I'm so glad that young people are rediscovering these treasures.

[@LA-fz5qw]

When the guardians of the galaxy are introduced during infinity wars LOL they’re singing this song

[@joscar062]

"Sing it Drax" *Zzzzzzz*

[@joscar062]

@@R-L-I Actually Quill had the playlist from Yondu's Zune after Ego destroyed it in Vol 2

[@pacificcoastpiper3949]

They ain’t singing this song... they’re JAMMING

[@kevindrapola7838]

Watched it Sunday !!!

[@joscar062]

@@kevindrapola7838 Still better than shitgame

[@teresah.6696]

Singing live and sounding great...you can't help but appreciate it.

[@deannajones3849]

I'll Be Around by The Spinners is one of my favorites!

[@tswrench]

"... Back then, it was more." Word.

[@tenhirankei]

more joyful

[@TD402dd]

@@tenhirankei and more fun.

[@kevinbreaux3039]

Saw "THE SPINNERS" & "THE COMMODORES" together back in the early 80's at a concert down here in Lake Charles, LA.

[@mikecooley3361]

Kevin Breaux y’all good down there after the storm? You posted this comment around the same time, just checking on mankind

[@kimberlycottongin7061]

@@mikecooley3361 nearly wiped us off the map but everyone seems to b hanging tough👍😁

[@JazzyGems111]

”It’s A Shame”...one of the best Spinners songs ever! “Could It Be I’m Falling In Love” second to that one. Please react to these, Jamel! ❤️

[@fRo0tLo0p]

Please react to The Manhattans "Shining Star." One of the most beautiful songs ever written!

[@sv3931]

Yes!

[@fRo0tLo0p]

@@jayweir6375 I've heard Jerry Garcia's version and I prefer the Manhattans.

[@edwardpate6128]

My favorite song of theirs is Let's Just Kiss and say Goodbye!

[@EJ-tm1fe]

I just recommended that song to another reactor today.!....

[@nigelsmith6077]

These guys and any other black soul groups you will never get any better. They are the best. The dance looks so so cool. And must help keep the tempo rolling on. Just like an express train. 😎😎😎😎

[@tracyz9155]

Yes. This is an experience. The total package-dance, outfits, music-all to get you moving

[@kentadams1982]

A number of years ago I was working security where The Spinners preformed and you can't believe how good they really are until you hear them live, unbelievable. After the concert a gentleman approached me wearing an older looking Spinners t-shirt and said that one of the band members had asked him to look them up after the concert. He was so genuine I took a chance and called their room and they said to bring him to their room. Well come to find out he had grown up in Harlem and watched the Spinners earlier in their career at the Apollo. The band treated him like he was the celebrity. They were some of the kindest people I've ever met. Later that night I ran into that gentleman and the smile on his face was amazing, he just through his arms around me and thanked me. Yeah that was a great night.

[@Lavastorm77]

“Could it be I’m Falling in Love?”

[@beedeegee9374]

YES, PLEASE !

[@crystalprice7858]

😳 yaaaaassss!!

[@dniehuser3760]

Lakeside - 'Fantastic Voyage' The Chi-lites - 'Have You Seen Her' Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose - 'Treat Her Like A Lady'

[@milkamania69]

That's just funky.. play it on loop. This song is always 🔥

[@jasonstinebaugh8447]

Man, like others have said, no autotune needed, just epic voices and great musicians backing them up. And thank you very much Jamel!

[@danohstoolbox]

I love this song

[@vickieray]

Me too!! It’s just so much fun 😆

[@elisebarthalow6075]

Spinners all day long!!

[@debbiewilliamson3652]

Me three! 😄

[@Cheryl_Haydon]

Me four! 😀

[@Mebuggiefan]

And it's my JAM!!!

[@JustVinnyBlues]

Performers of the past, did what they did because they were passionate about it. They did one night stands for years, maybe decades before they made any money. And most of them never really made that much money. But they knew their craft, their business. They knew how to deliver a performance. Same can be said of the great jazz and blues traditions prior to rock and roll.

[@sassyt1545]

“Guaranteed to blow your mind...” 🎶

[@Rickbe3rd]

Jamel, you just gotta hear the spinners doing their thing from the 60’s. There are classics like “Mighty Love” and “Sadie” that are nothing but soul. Pure and simple. These are songs your Grandparents listened to.

[@B2BRestaurantReviews]

I love how excited you get my man! That’s what makes you stand out in this genre of channels . 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@donpaxton8381]

The Epic Desk yeah! Cause “ that’s what we here fo” his reactions

[@johnbutler5650]

By ‘76 the Spinners were nearing the “ Elder statesmen “ era as performers. They were a well oiled MACHINE! It’s incredible watching these guys getting down and rocking that crowd! Great song! Peace!

[@TheHighSorcerer]

"That was so cool." That's what I love about music from that era. It's 2020 and it's still cool af.

[@queenbunnyfoofoo6112]

Yes! This was a great time for music. Pure talent. Every band had a great horn section...and everyone actually could play or sing..no artificial help. If this doesn't get you movin', there's no hope for you!

[@sck4070]

The poor audience. Back then we were told it’s not polite to respond while the music is played. Wait to the end, then clap. People watching now think the audience is dull, what’s wrong with them? Nothing, it’s just a sign of the times. You can be sure that in their bedrooms these kids were blasting the music and dancing

[@Bad_Wolf_Media]

It was also a TV broadcast, so they were probably worried about the noise running over the sound of the band. (No so big on the separate channel mixing for broadcast at the time.)

[@nancy9478]

So true. Back then we had to be respectful of the performers.

[@Dragonuv2002]

The Midnight Special was one of my favorite shows as a young man. That was back when people sang with talented passion and didn’t rely on electronics and computers to make them sound like something other than normal. Some of the best performances I saw were on TMS. I’d love to see you react to the Canadian band Triumphs video of When The Lights Go Down.

[@yolandajohnson8685]

The Spinners: How Could I Let You Get Away & One Of A Kind Love Affair

[@deankenney4316]

I remember marching in parades in the late 70s. We owned the streets with this song. People dancing all along route. Passion does not cover the feeling it brings out.

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

Reminds me of the excerise bands they use today- they was gettin a full blown workout!! Lol and yes Jamel, this channel is a very bright spot in my days- and you an even bigger brighter spot! The best! Most fun, generous and authentic there is!!❤️💛☮️💟✌️

[@kenperk9854]

You had to look hard to find a fat person back then. Now they block people on busses and planes with their 7 foot wide asses. HAHA

[@andefrayser]

I ♥️ The Spinners! My parents used to have House Parties and I remember them playing this song and everyone there doing the Rubber Band Man Dance. Even the little kids would be upstairs with our rubber bands having the times of our lives.

[@pauljansen1137]

groovy song!! just the right haircut for this one Jamal😉!

[@reneekh3599]

You got that right in that this comes from a day when people were passionate about their music. No wonder why it was called soul & funk music! This is some fun & funky music with SOUL!

[@shellymaxham8009]

I love the scene in Infinity War where the Guardians of the Galaxy sing this! Awesome

[@xkrickett]

The difference between the Four Tops, Temptations and the Spinners, the Spinner always looked they were having fun. All 3 groups made some amazing music, but when the artists are having fun, it resonates.

[@LetItBeSummer-1]

Oh Jamal you make me laugh & smile as soon as I turn to your reactions. Need the laughter & happiness so much now, more than ever. 🙋‍♀️😃🇨🇦

[@uwbadger79]

This song was popular when I was in college. We had so much fun with the music back then - loved the Spinners; I've never seen this performance before - love it!

[@peterblood50]

One of my absolute favorite songs and a fantastic group of musicians. I love the Saturday and Monday format. I know you appreciate the one-of-a-kind performances that Don Cornelius saved for posterity so a little love for Dick Clark and Burt Sugarman wouldn't be out of the question. These performances are more than just music and dancing, they're recorded history. These groups will never perform like this again, they were at the height of their careers, and time has moved on. Cornelius, Clark, and Sugarman, have preserved some of our National Heritage with these programs.

[@klonidier]

“Oh he’s outta sight! Everything he does, seems to come out right!”

[@psmguy63]

Stylistics would be a perfect reaction too.

[@yolandajohnson8685]

yes yes yes!!!! The Stylistics

[@nancy9478]

Yes! All thier songs are great. Betcha By Golly Wow I play for my daughter on her birthday. Every year. She is 18 now...🙂

[@Opie1Steve]

Man such a catchy tune! They knew how to lay it down back in the day!

[@clarewhittington9756]

Oh the Spinners!!! Loved these guys with their synchronised dancing, as a lot of bands did back then. Could it be I'm falling in love was my favourite one of theirs. You brighten up my day Jamel!

[@marcieharreld286]

They were truly amazing in concert!!!! One of the best concerts I ever saw!!!! No one stayed in their seats!!!!🎼💜🎼💜🎼💜🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳

[@jeffreyhill8040]

The thing about the music "then", compared to "now", is the positive energy and joy. Sure, a lot of it was acting, because when performing Live, you needed to project the feelings in the song whether you felt that way on the day of the performance, or not. I am sure that The Spinners grew tired of performing this song after dozens of rehearsals and performances. But they could SELL it. Watch these guys on stage, and you see them smiling at each other and projecting the fun of performance. Like the nice old woman in "The Ladykillers" said: "They call it Hippity Hop music. It don't make ME want to hippity hop..." Crude language. Gangster messages. Anger. Hate. Who wants to start their day with THAT as a pick-me-up?

[@lindamaemullins5151]

Yep ❤️

[@oldedominion8782]

1976; the Spinners had been throwing it down for 22 years, and still making top 40 hits! Amazing!

[@allenterry6324]

Every time I hear this song, I think of the movie "Stripes" with Bill Murray. Great song and great movie.

[@Obamafan6861]

I love this so much. I’m pretty sure I saw this the first time it aired (I’m old). Groups from of this era had to do it live and were flawless. So much talent.

[@colin4796]

Fantastic some Philly soul. Great job my friend, love it. Try the Spinners "I'll be Around"

[@Lesley-Skye]

I love how they all seem to be having so much fun. Consumate performers and such voices. When a young girl used to turn this up so loud my parents would yell at me to turn down then my Mom would come in and dance with me. The joy of being a young teen in the seventies. Such fun.

[@ksjanetka]

I freakin' LOVE The Spinners.....Philippé Wynne was THE man, R.I.P. This is such a great jam. On another note, you gotta do Cherrelle "I Didn't Mean To Turn You On". Robert Palmer also did that tune a few years later in the 80's.

[@lisamcbride8921]

This song came out when I was in high school. I really don’t care what anyone says we had the best music in the 1970’s! Geez I’m old

[@squirehobbs6754]

Seen them many times my absolute favorite group; “Love Don’t Love Nobody”, the long version with Phillipe at his best, glad to see you doing my guys.

[@jenbyrne1683]

This song for me has a lovely, happy memory attached to it. When i was little my mom was single and on weekends we would get in the car and go on adventures. I loved this song and at 4 years old knew all the words. When it would come on the radio she would blast it and we would sing and dance and laugh. I cant help but smile and laugh to myself and it brings me back to that time

[@pambeck2124]

I bought the 45 when this came out. That tells you I'm old, but still love this song. You go Jamel. Luv you and your fro!❤

[@hopetaylor6898]

Still have mine

[@paulpayne9291]

Man, haven't heard this song in years! Real Showmen! It's a lost art that you don't see nowadays!!! Good stuff!!!

[@daveowens9849]

The train....you hear coming..."Soul Train"? lol.

[@Luxito_DeWarlock]

...Nice 😂👌🏽

[@elizabeths50]

Soooouuuuuuulllllllllllll Train! you mean. LOL