Starland Vocal Band - Afternoon Delight (1976) Uncut Video | REACTION

My Merch jamel-aka-jama...

[@jamelakajamal]

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[@aldoneira416]

Please check out “Marooned” by Pink Floyd

[@ThatCodeBlue]

I’ve gotta watch “Anchorman” again

[@ApricotRse]

Jamel -- On 1970s radio (during my youth...I was 14 when this song was out), things still had to be sung somewhat "in code" to keep it family friendly. Lyrics weren't blatant. That's why you have the sticks and stones rubbing and sky rockets analogies. BTW -- The members of the Starland Vocal Band formerly comprised John Denver's backup vocal singers.

[@ezekiellove6853]

I remember singing this song as a kid and had no idea until I got older lol

[@OverandOutChief1]

Find the version in Anchorman. Still cracks me up. Oh, and mama knows....LOL

[@barbarascotto3873]

Jamel's smile when he realized what "Afternoon Delight" was.... PRICELESS

[@loribrooks7273]

Hahaaha!😆

[@Trish0871]

Ha ha!! No wayyyyy!!! 😂😂

[@archiegeorge7264]

Believe me as a teenager when this song came out.. it brought smile to our faces!

[@vandeolkon]

Hahaha!!

[@kdm71291]

@@archiegeorge7264 Yes it did!

[@GeekGinger]

This is the cleanest dirty song ever!

[@beadybaby]

I was 8 when it came out. probably late 30's before i knew what it meant (Office Space on cable). we were very innocent LOL then all of a sudden we WEREN'T.

[@joeday4293]

No autotune in 1976, children. They sang that.

[@Hobodeluxe960]

lots of those 70's tunes were funny about how they tackled the subject. he should do a deep dive on those one hit wonders that have odd premises. like the old Dr. Demento show. React to stuff like "Telephone Man" , "Chick-a-Boom", "Chevy Van"...

[@rachel-in-the-208]

This reminds me of “jaja ding dong” from Eurovision lol

[@snowfan0521]

Another song like that is Squeeze box by The Who

[@chrisnewburg4839]

My mom used “afternoon delight” to us kids to refer to an ice cream treat..She would say it to my dad but, come to think of it, I never saw him with an ice cream treat.. But I do have 5 siblings..🤔

[@saragodres-tomes1032]

🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@eviekelpie1]

Haha it was probably code for a "naughty" 😁

[@michaelrowell7798]

Enjoyed the ice cream I bet 🍦

[@scotties.3414]

"You kids run along to catch the ice cream truck five blocks away. Don't hurry back. Have fun!" LOLOLOL

[@lindahoward4465]

Lmao 😂

[@MonicaGz]

As cheesy as the song was, this group deserves credit for their amazing harmonies. And for singing the song with a straight face. 😁

[@jonnuanez2843]

It did win a Grammy for "Best Vocal Arrangement"

[@5d512]

The cheesy award goes to the Lawrence Welk version of "One Toke Over The Line". The "sweet Jesus" part is what they noticed. It's funny!

[@bretthoomana2541]

As corny, it's also as catchy & humable as an earworm.

[@debbw6306]

The vocal harmonies is what makes this song so amazing.

[@shuroom57]

"Cheesy" my ASS. The harmonies in this song ARE gorgeous. I have listened to morons rag on this tune for 46 years just because the tone deaf sheep next to him/her/it (did I hit your fkn preferred pronoun? Because that's sooooo important to me) ragged on it. Or got wildly distracted about the daytime-f*cking subject matter of the lyrics. I'll bet you think Wet Ass P*ssy is a wonderful song. Or some yadda yadda rap sh*t. THAT crap is CHEESY. Cheese from under my

[@josepharnita2748]

MET MY WIFE IN 75 AND IN 76 THIS WAS HER FAVORITE SONG. NEEDLESS TO SAY WE ARE STILL TOGETHER IN 2021

[@Julieroo28]

This is the perfect example of a little girl loving a song and not knowing what the hell it means until it hits her one day as an adult. :)

[@traveller112]

Same here. 🤣

[@DoctorPhobos]

Me, too.

[@clasicradiolover]

I was in 6th grade, I figured it out.

[@Julieroo28]

@@clasicradiolover I was 7.

[@tghost739]

Exactly! 👍

[@beckyatwood4901]

I was like 9 years old and singing this song to the top of my lungs and having no clue!! LOL

[@tz250w]

At 11, I was thinking afternoon rocket launches. Being a kid of that time, not long after Apollo, it had to be groovy just because of that!

[@MV-zt6gb]

Same!!! Lol

[@maceomaceo11]

I was 6, belting out 'Me And Mrs. Jones' at the grocery store. My mom was not pleased, but I vividly remember being a big hit with all the cashiers.

[@j.jcevering5117]

Thought they were having a lunch, campfire, have the S'mores early.

[@becky4728]

I was 9 too! Loved this song

[@imau2fan]

When I saw "Jamel ... Afternoon Delight" pop up on my KZbin, I blurted out, "Oh, I've GOT to watch this one!" Great stuff as usual, lol.

[@musiclover3205]

Ha! I thought the same thing. Freaky Deaky!

[@saragodres-tomes1032]

Same! 🤣

[@monica11760]

.......and he didn't disappoint! LOL

[@sharonmahl3273]

I said the same thing ! 🙂

[@Bluebella977]

Same. 😆

[@robrobertson4619]

Now you know why us old guys are so glad we grew up in the 70’s😉

[@mogolurch]

this song played constantly on the radio. it was a mega-hit. showing my age.

[@tz250w]

Yep, heard it all the time. I was 11. Just thinking it was a "catchy tune" until my dad told me what it was about... Shocker! lol

[@j.jcevering5117]

I thought it was making Smores...in the day. Hippie camping to a kid. 😘

[@33MarciS]

I thought it was about a picnic and got in trouble for singing it in my school’s hallway when I was in kindergarten. 😊

[@staceyearle2817]

at 11 years old and I knew what they were talking about 🤣🤣 I blame my grandma cause I use to sneak and listen to her adult comedy albums when I was 8 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I was ahead of the game 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤷🏾

[@bigroy38]

But 1976 was the best summer ever,brother!!

[@matts6272]

This song hit #1 in the U.S., they won Best New Artist at the Grammys and they were never heard from again. A true blue one hit wonder.

[@michelleortega1514]

They had a tv show in the summer.

[@DiscoFang]

“Only” hit #6 in New Zealand but a massive and widely played hit. It’s just one of those songs everyone alive in that era knows.

[@ApricotRse]

The members of the group formerly comprised John Denver's back-up singing ensemble.

[@robertbrescia3196]

Bill and Kathy "Taffy" Danoff. They were referred to as "Fat City" when they backed up John Denver.

[@mph7282]

@@robertbrescia3196 and…they wrote one of Denver’s biggest hits, Take Me Home, Country Roads.

[@scarletjohnston741]

This was on the radio all the time when I was a kid 😅

[@karlsmith2570]

Same here

[@defiantance]

Especially after a firework show.

[@jamesjohnston9225]

Yep, it was pretty progressive for it's time

[@ronnieraymond5936]

They would play this song at my Jr High School dances😂😂

[@janef220]

Same. I wondered what the hoopla was about. I was 10

[@lostinhouston]

All of us that grew up in the 70's knew exactly what getting a little "Afternoon Delight" meant!

[@annirvin6555]

Nooo tho I didn't have a clue until Jamel pointed it out. I'm 67😊

[@debbw6306]

My sisters and I went to Oprah's show when she had 70s performers and this band was one of the guests. They nailed this song after not performing for years and got a standing ovation.

[@aussiebladerunner]

This song never fails to make people laugh or at the very least smile. Such a feel good song not to mention the great harmonies! Imagine this song being your claim to fame. Hi fives all round!

[@bajemo359]

Had they made more recordings they could have been right up there with ABBA. Right around the same time period 1976.

[@bobdavis4848]

@@bajemo359 More albums? They made five. I'd think if they were going to get to Abba level fame, that would be enough of a test. They were great, but the songwriting was not going to keep clicking with the public repeatedly like Abba hits did. Abba started years before.

[@adriennepender673]

The phrase “afternoon delight” is common now, but it came from THIS SONG, and people use it even today. 🤣

[@danielstewart7163]

I'm in my 60's and have used that line. It don't work very often but you gotta try.

[@wyrwolf]

@Jules R The expression was around LONG before the song.

[@jaimereynolds258]

Who doesn't like a little afternoon delight? LOL

[@jaimereynolds258]

@LOVE LAYNE 🙂

[@supertrexandroidx]

And I'd have been fine with spending an afternoon with either of the two ladies singing this song ;)

[@jaimereynolds258]

@LOVE LAYNE You have to do what you feel is best for you. I'm glad you are happy 🌼

[@junglejim5785]

@LOVE LAYNE Right beside you Layne. And I'm married. But I got taken out by injury.

[@O_Towne_Bear]

"Michael retrieves Oscar and asks him to give Lucile some "Afternoon Delight" to relieve her stress. Oscar mistakenly believes that Michael is referring to a particular kind of marijuana ("Afternoone Deelite") and tells Michael that he'll put it in her brownie."

[@scottblamer381]

Grandparents referred to it as a "matinee!"

[@PrudeyNoid]

💀💀💀

[@Brighid45]

I still remember Betty White talking about how she got an award nomination call while she was having a nooner :D

[@chuckcarles8288]

I've been married 60 years. A scince this song came out that is what I still ask my wife when we have a nice quiet afternoon.

[@RichKolasa]

TMI, but God bless. ;)

[@kenosburn2205]

You got me crackin up 😅. 1976 I was 14yrs. Old singing at the top of my lungs "AFTERNOON DELIGHT"! 🎵🎵

[@ninline2000]

My wife used to whisper that she wanted some "Afternoon Delight" into my ear when we were in the most ridiculous places. Like Church services for one situation I remember well. She loved this song. Just hearing it again brings back so many happy memories.

[@debbieomi]

God bless ya, brother. lol

[@annother3350]

... Then you couldn't stand up for the hymn?!

[@debbieomi]

@@annother3350 😅😂

[@Nonniewantsmore]

So glad this popped up!!!! Great song from the 70’s. Great harmonies and great fun. 🥰. (Btw, YES folks of my generation still call it afternoon delight. 😉) This just made my day. ❤️

[@jamesjohnston9225]

Lol. Popped up.

[@StudeSteve62]

Yeah, well, like the song suggests, when it pops up it pops up...😁

[@AFmedic]

@@jamesjohnston9225 ROFLMAO!!! I had the same thought.

[@williambreese8377]

To go from Relax to this is hysterical😂🤣😂🤣

[@vonnyb9052]

Exactly...how y'all Goin traumatize my man Jamel like this twice in one day😂😂😂

[@whitneyporter6393]

Oh, Jamel . . . the look on your face when you realized what the song was about was absolutely priceless. 😍

[@DawnEeevil]

This song is so 70's. I remember it from when I was little.

[@chriso6719]

Yep, he's talking about getting some in the afternoon. LOL

[@tghost739]

My mom and family used to listen to this song when I was very young, grew up with this song Never knowing what the meaning of the words were, until I hear it as an adult! Mom what were you listening to??? Omg Lmao!

[@debratroeak77]

Jamel’s face when he realizes what the song was about. Yes afternoon delight. Lol 😂

[@jonnuanez2843]

That's the best part of the video imo. Cause he just goes from there with the funny remarks. He's curious at first, and then 1:08 "Oh..."

[@wendyweekendgourmet]

I was a kid when this song came out, and I would sing along with the radio…having NO CLUE what “afternoon delight” really was! I was so innocent I thought we we were going to 31 Flavors for ice cream 🍨!! 🤣🤣🤣 This song was literally ALL over the radio that year…

[@Looneyintheboonies]

I was right there with ya! We all sang along to that song as kids, it was HUGE! And we had the 45 rpm record! Not a damn one of us knew what it meant, lol! Now thinking back, kids all over singing the words of this song is hilarious! But the harmonies were gorgeous!

[@revenge4468]

Yep

[@rustybarrel516]

That and Moonlight Feels Right by Starbuck. Sparks a flood of memories.

[@vpheonix]

Here's a fun fact about this song. In the 80's there was an Australian children's TV show called 'Simon Townsend's Wonderworld'. The first half of the first season aired with 'Afternoon delight' as it's theme song. The creator of the show, Simon Townsend, wasn't aware of the suggestive nature of the song but after he was told, immediately had a new song written to replace it.

[@karinkefalas9525]

I’m dying!! He just realized what the song was about!! 🤣🤣

[@criticalthinker144]

This song was huge when it came out. It played on radio stations over and over. I was just 20. I miss those days big time!!!

[@loveandlight1953]

I was 15 and remember it well!

[@theodoreritola9758]

MEEEEE 2 BADLY

[@shevawn1973]

Amen! I was 21...I remember those days very well 😊

[@biggeorgetx]

Don't forget, censorship of lyrics was still pretty strong back then. You had to use euphamisms, so the kids wouldn't understand.

[@ballyastrocade5672]

Which in some ways, wasn't entirely a bad thing -- it pushed you to get creative with your lyrics so that you could slip things past the censors in a way that even if they *knew* what you really meant, they couldn't *prove* it. :-)

[@candywright64]

I think some of the adults didn't understand either.

[@joeday4293]

That's so true. Just because everyone's language on TV was not profane didn't mean it wasn't dirty as hell. Just watch any old episode of Hollywood Squares or The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. Johnny Carson could tell you the dirtiest punchline in comedy history by raising his eyebrow at you and letting your mind fill in the rest.

[@christinaburleson1382]

I'm still figuring out things they say 😂.

[@StudeSteve62]

@@joeday4293 Yep. Paul Lynde left the audience and crew of "Hollywood Squares" helpless with mirth for twenty minutes once just by uttering the word "loneliness" in a certain context. (Pity Lynde was such a nasty piece of work, but he was hilarious...)

[@annb9422]

"He's talking about getting some smackdab." Lol, love it 🙂❤

[@grondinolaf]

"Midnight at the Oasis" - Maria Muldaur is another good suggestive song.

[@revenge4468]

Oh yeah

[@danielschwartz1228]

Love that one.

[@samanthanickson6478]

so much classier than this one.

[@LarryMan51]

Very ! ! !

[@vandeolkon]

I have that album

[@michaelmartin4552]

This group was 2 couples in real life as well. And the couple at the start on the right (Bill Danoff and Taffy Nivert) were also songwriters before this. Along with John Denver they wrote "Take Me Home Country Roads". They wrote several other songs for Denver, and sang backup on several of his albums.

[@michaeltortorice9876]

I love that moment when you realize what the song is actually about.

[@jasonsabbath6996]

You should watch the cast of Anchorman harmonize this song! It's brilliant!

[@justinhayes6532]

2nd this

[@stevenhershkowitz2265]

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[@92mrsrdb]

I never saw that movie. Will Ferrell is a comic genius. Thanks for posting this...

[@ltrainor4078]

I was pretty much blown away by that scene. Genius!!!

[@karlwilliams8397]

"Afternoon Delight" is now referred to as a "nooner".

[@tcskeels2744]

Sorry, nooner was a lunch hour thing in my neighborhood!

[@1BobsYourUncle]

Nooner was around before “afternoon delight”. Unfortunately I’m old enough to know....🙄

[@calebclunie4001]

Noon, is "Smackdab" in the middle of the day. 😂 LOL

[@goobfilmcast4239]

When I was in the Navy a "nooner" was the 1 hour lunchtime nap you took to help recover from your raging Hangover.....not the "nasty"

[@edwardcook2973]

Technically it would be called an afternooner. And the term has been around for over 150 years.

[@genaholshouser7148]

This is my time machine song for real I love it

[@Samurai_Stoner]

Ben and Jerry's should make this a flavor

[@terriertz5134]

LOL

[@dennisbarnes7933]

Lmbo

[@johnboydTx]

They would sell it by the bucket 😂😝👍✌

[@michelleroberts6626]

I think Baskin Robbins had a flavor with this name, years ago😊

[@Samurai_Stoner]

@@michelleroberts6626 nice

[@alangriggs6355]

It's great being old when you have these memories

[@michaelgilbert197]

Ahhh, memories from my childhood.... of course, I had no idea what they were really saying!! ;) ;) Beautiful song anyway!! Here we go!!!

[@pammym190]

Same here!!

[@mikefisher2673]

Same here.

[@norwegiantj]

Same! Couldn't understand why I got in trouble for singing it when I was a young un lol

[@chrissyheiss1820]

I thought it was some sort of ice cream dessert 🍨!

[@carolynthompson3291]

Same here, I was 15 when this came out and just thought it was a great catchy song, not having a clue what it was about. I never really heard most words in any songs on the radio or ToTP, just interested in the overall sound. Jamel is so funny 😂

[@gunny2044]

I was a Freshman in High School when this song dropped... Still brings back great memories.

[@DonBannan]

I love hearing your views of songs & that you're willing to listen to so many different types of music. Here's to you

[@chrismcelligott5462]

Jamel's expression when he realized what this song was about was priceless.🤣

[@lucasvega1582]

Thank you for keeping all the awesome music from the 20th century that I love alive

[@sharonflaherty2768]

Lots of afternoon delight in the seventies and eighties!!

[@southside1025]

YES!!! my boy would go "where ya been" and i would say "had to get some afternoon delight" and we would laugh

[@MisterMikeTexas]

When the mood hits you both, do it! Night, morning, or afternoon! 🍻

[@johnlazlo1908]

How can you not like this song.. this song made my night.

[@alanbeaumont4848]

WARNING: This video contains fashion and hairstyles that some viewers may find offensive.

[@missyroades4533]

😁😁

[@dmelvinable]

Brilliant! I’m stealing that. 😬

[@samanthanickson6478]

anything from the 70’s should come with that warning.

[@Sotto_]

One of my all time favourite songs from childhood. I had no idea what it was about (to me it could have been about ice cream), but the tune, the harmonies and the upbeat rhythm just screamed summer holidays to me. Only many years later did I understand what was meant.

[@christinaburleson1382]

I know. You get that in with Waterloo, you've got a picnic. 😄

[@tghost739]

Same here! It was up beat and happy, my family listening to it in the 80's...I had No idea until adulthood!

[@lucasvega1582]

God bless you have a great day you made my day

[@crabstick250]

Meanwhile in 1976, we were singing this happily. As a 12 yr old it took me awhile to get it LOL. They're so nerdy and corny and it's so dirty...it is indeed hilarious.

[@rhondamccloud9654]

I was 11 when that song came out. I had no idea what they were singing about. But I loved singing. I remember singing that in the car with my momma in the front seat. She was probably laughing her butt off on the inside. Ha ha ha

[@katwithattitude5062]

You could probably get whiplash going from watching Relax to this one.

[@johnathandavis3693]

LOL...

[@plotmaker]

My head did a complete 360!

[@AJ17_]

Ok I just cackled. You win. LOLOL!!

[@headbangingmama8907]

ROTFLOL! 😂

[@missyroades4533]

100% Both about the same subject though 😁😁

[@davidfellows2874]

My dad always Loved this song... Good Ol seventies! Amazing harmonies on this song. Great harmony ending. The pedal steel guitar making the sky rockets sound. They won four Grammys in 1977 for this. Record, New Artist, Pop performance by duo or group, Vocal arrangement for two or more voices.

[@colin4796]

Oh wow my friend this brings back many happy memories. Thank you

[@msylvers]

I grew up on this song and never thought about what they were singing about… until right now! Hilarious! Thanks for this - I think!😂😂😂

[@patriciachaires5288]

Well, damn, chile. You were sheltered! Just listen to the lyrics! "...rubbin sticks and stones together gettin so excited..."

[@tomschmitz261]

EVERY lyric has connotations and innuendo and a play on words...and yet coming from angelic harmony voices...

[@pammym190]

Love this song!!!!!

[@vonnyb9052]

How y'all Goin traumatize my man Jamel like this twice in one day😂😂😂

[@IggyStardust1967]

That's how we roll, man. You should know that by now!

[@moonscorch]

Jamel I'm sure you've seen ANCHORMAN. This was the news crew's jam!

[@rustybarrel516]

I don’t know, Ron. That sounds kinda crazy.

[@debbers]

We called it a nooner! Or having some fun in the afternoon!! But we always knew the meaning of Afternoon Delight! I'm sure your woman would be pleased if you whispered that in her ear! Love your channel Jamel!

[@SweetThing]

They were good friends with John Denver and wrote a few of his songs including "Take Me Home Country Roads", a huge hit for John Denver.

[@UltraBob619]

Ron Burgundy: Do you really want to know what love is? The Guys: Yeah. Yes, tell us. More than anything in the world, Ron! Ron Burgundy: Well, it's really quite simple...it's kind of like....

[@rustybarrel516]

😂 Classic scene.

[@flyinpigmusic331]

I love lamp

[@SteveA308]

i came here for this comment

[@nicksticksrussoofficial6028]

@@flyinpigmusic331 Yes! 🤣🤣

[@Uninvited72]

When your parents have you and your siblings sing this for guests 🥺😳😳😟

[@tracywhisenant5268]

You know the parents were laughing their ass off and the kids had no idea what was going on loL

[@erykaton170]

I remember singing this with my mother when I was 4 or 5 sitting in the back of our Chevy Nova. I thought it was about fireworks!!!! 🤣😂🤣😂

[@MT-or7lv]

I still love this song after all these years.

[@lindahoward4465]

This song was always playing on the radio back in the 70’s

[@americanmutt9089]

It was the 4th of July 1976 when I first heard this song. I was 10yrs old and too young to put the lyrics together to figure out the songs meaning. I though what an appropriate song for the event, "skyrockets in flight." Tee hee!! True story!!!

[@harleyreddragon2394]

I was also 10 in 1976.... but now 'I can't drive 55' 😉

[@americanmutt9089]

@@harleyreddragon2394 I just said that to my sisters at my 55th birthday party last month. It's amazing that we got a chance to celebrate the US 200th birthday.

[@megf8124]

I was 10 too. I didn't figure out the songs meaning, but I sang along!

[@rogerdodger6025]

This was #1 at the time of America's 200th Birthday.

[@annelynn7266]

This was a hit song right around the time we were married. Still married…song gives good advice!

[@DJHolte]

It's kinda surprising this song made it on the airwaves in that day, but the vocals were so wholesome, I think it slipped thru the cracks. And I'm sure your parents know this song, lol.

[@oreally8605]

It was more designed for married couples not people just shacking up.

[@StudeSteve62]

Oh the double entendres in these comments...😆

[@bellasmom2597]

They had to make it in code.

[@AbeBSea]

I was enjoying this song on a totally different level when I was about eight. I thought it was so cheerful and happy!!! Little did I know a 747 was *WHOOSHING* right over my head!!

[@Jody525252]

Always love this 🎵 The times in the 70's were fantastic...

[@melbgrk6725]

They are just singing their song nothing salacious or dirty about their mannerisms. Just an enjoyable song and what great harmonies. Imagine this song being sung today!!!

[@downhearted40]

Afternoon delight is in the dictionary because of this song. "A well recognized term for a midday sexual encounter, often between or instead of scheduled events."

[@gavinpaterson1853]

From Relax to afternoon delight, your getting a little freekie deekie today,,,😜🤪

[@craigellis0]

I was nine when this song came out in 1976, and me and my friend loved this song because it was about "Sky rockets in flight!" --We figured that is what the afternoon delight was all about.

[@wickedmirage]

Everyone and your Grandma was singing this song when it came out ... yes it really was hilarious. Good times.

[@dinodasbunce6224]

A fun fact for you, the blond lady (Taffy Nivert and the tall dark haired guy Bill Danoff used to be in John Denver's band and co-wrote "Take Me Home Country Roads" with John. Also, Bill and Taffy were married and the other couple Jon Carroll and Margot Chapman were also married. Both couples divorced after the band broke up.

[@StudeSteve62]

Ah. So, ABBA, basically, but with a slightly shorter career...😁

[@annieholbis2430]

@@StudeSteve62 probably due to too much afternoon delight 🤣🤣

[@davidketchum8269]

They changed the band name to Starland Vocal Band. They were originally Fat City.

[@Tracer9GTRider8]

Oh man what a transition...Relax should have been after this! 🤣

[@loveandlight1953]

😆 🤣 😂

[@flyinpigmusic331]

In Arrested Development when Michael Bluth songs this as a duet with his niece, Maeby... Then they realize what it's about...😂

[@RadicalValkyrie]

That's what it always reminds me of. hahaha

[@stevegeib9642]

That scene was priceless!

[@mildredpierce4506]

I love show

[@ronbaker2777]

One of my favorite songs that year. Also was the year I lost my innocence. Brings back some happy memories. Never forget Lorelie in Lethbridge.

[@sharonglover7221]

Funny. Yes. I went to lunch from work one day and got some afternoon delight. As a matter of fact, this song was playing on the radio as I was driving to my hunny bunny's apartment. After that, afternoon and morning delight became my favorite daytime past time. Night time was extra special too. Free, free, free.

[@janedough]

Brace yourself, your mama absolutely gon know what afternoon delight is‼️

[@angelakrautman8546]

My thoughts exactly!😂😂

[@denisesalmon4496]

Yep

[@DaveWillis1]

Lmao! "He talking about getting some smack dab". Yep

[@richardkeating3575]

I used to love this song, as a kid, without ever having a clue what it was about. I've never seen them before, they were the geekiest looking bunch ever, especially the guys 😂

[@GabrielleMottern]

...gosh...love you...can't believe I've lived this long without you

[@hhlomaxx]

1976 This was my graduation gift...Always called it a Nooner

[@Husselbu1]

One of the best!... True classic....

[@annettelauretta]

I was 9yrs old when this came out. Been my favorite all these years.

[@karlsmith2570]

I was 4 years old when this song was originally released

[@billfly2186]

The song was inspired by Clyde's restaurant lunch menu called "Afternoon Delight", you'll notice they rhymed it with appetite. Clyde's is in Wash DC. Eaten their many times. Booty was not on the menu.

[@BobCollinsSTEPcoach]

Yep. I graduated high school in ‘76. We played this at our prom. 1970s… the best music.

[@paulsharkey6576]

The melody and the harmonies are so beautiful, I don't even care what they are singing about.

[@Harvestersz]

This one beats Chuck Berry's 'My Ding-a-Ling'!

[@StudeSteve62]

I see what you did there...😜

[@nettricegaskins1871]

When they sing this in Anchorman it's heelarious. lol

[@gabrieleghut1344]

And this here is a the a light version of "Frankie goes to Hollywood"

[@DS77831]

When he saw that Frankie goes to Hollywood song, I thought he was gonna have a heart attack

[@sirhoopalot1]

Rubbin' sticks and stones together get them girls excited ... I used to listen to this on my transistor radio.

[@moatmancometh6969]

I LOVE this guy - he is so REAL