OH MY GOSH!| FIRST TIME HEARING A Taste Of Honey - Boogie Oogie Oogie REACTION

[@brucerodgershimself]

Y’all should watch a LIVE version - she’s slapping the BASS while dancing around in stiletto heels! 🙌🏻

[@Uatu-the-Watcher]

And singing lead. :-)

[@thomasmcintosh390]

Absolutely! A treat for the eyes and ears.

[@BoomerMcBoom]

Beat me to it. Well done 👍.

[@Kim-hc5si]

It’s GLORIOUS 🔥🔥🔥

[@earth2kosmickitty]

Yup she did that! Also not to mention Clarita on that guitar ain't too shabby either! These girls were bringin it! 🙌🏽☺🎸🎸🎼🎼🎵🎵🎶🎶

[@kathylee1261]

First year of college. Everyone in the dorm studying. Midnight. Someone sticks their speakers in the hall and plays this (and Rick James). Doors open. Dancing happens. 15 mins later, everyone goes back to their room and studies resume. Good times. Met my future husband in that hallway (married 41 years)

[@vegasbaby3669]

Love this story

[@jamiedianne6778]

THIS SONG!!! Still fabulous after all these years. I feel like strapping on my roller skates now 😆

[@seanroberts4011]

This song took me right back to the roller rink too!

[@franciscoramirez4179]

Ohhhh yesss!🥰👌

[@crissyb65]

All skate, reverse!

[@maryannturton9830]

Same!

[@FirstSuiGeneris]

Right! : )

[@bluelionvintage8134]

Once again, I will admit to anyone who will listen that I LOVE DISCO!!!! It was just so upbeat, funky, and enjoyed with your whole body, not just your ears!!!!!

[@BitsofEurope]

No shame in that 👍

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

I have always loved disco and always will! And NO shame in my admitting it!👍🙂

[@michellewhitt7670]

So do I. My coworkers dog me out so bad because I’m always singing old disco songs 😂

[@paulkane7771]

Yas!

[@TheCybertiger9]

@@kimberlinibambini1988 I won't tell anyone...shhhhhh.......

[@nickimontie]

I wish you all could experience what it's like at a club and a song like this comes on, and the whole crowd yells and runs to the dance floor! This song is a classic!!

[@raineyj560]

Miss clubbing!

[@trudieristich795]

Exactly what it was When out dancing all the time my disco days It does bring back great memories plus no one I knew Hate it like everybody else so I hate disco but I love my tisco and I love my eighties rock glam bands everything So certain people didn't understand it cause you're just supposed to be one or the other I guess to them But I go out dancing disco and then go to a party and listen to Van Halen and at that time they just came out

[@robertacolarette1594]

I know exactly what you mean. So much fun.

[@Guiltless765]

Good times 🍻🍻

[@xadam2dudex]

IKR .. Funny on the dance floor

[@andybaker2456]

On one hand, you're young and still have your whole lives ahead of you. But on the other hand, I feel sorry for you for not growing up in the time when songs like this were played on the radio all the time! For us older folks, this song is part of the soundtrack of our lives! 😊

[@seanswinton6242]

Easily one of the funkiest and most memorable bass lines ever! This band rules!

[@TooSkinnyKenny]

listen to "Delicious" by Pure Sugar and tell me if it sounds familiar.

[@debibailey2968]

This song just exemplifies how awesome the Disco era was. The music just made you want to move!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@surlechapeau]

Jay & Amber, Sukiyaki" was their other top 10 hit! Janice-Marie Johnson, vocals and bass co-wrote this song. Great song, those ladies can play some guitar!!!

[@JohnH-tk9jn]

She wrote the English lyrics, the score was written by Japanese Jazz composer Hachidai Nakamura. The original Japanese version by Kyuu Sakamoto hit the US top 100 in 1963, back before Clear Channel ate American radio and enough independent stations would take a chance on a. non-English song to push it onto the charts.

[@loup4343]

I loved their version of Sukiyaki. It was such a sweet song.

[@spiderdog7599]

Don't even think of doing their cover of Sukiyaki without first doing Kyu Sakamoto's version first.

[@Russ-gy7tx]

Kyu Sakamoto's version of Sukiyaki was originally titled "Ue o Muite Aruko" in 1961, The American and British DJs couldn't pronounce it so the Label named it "Sukiyaki." It was derogatory to say the least, but the song was an international hit. I remember hearing Sukiyaki on LA Pop and Rock 'n Roll stations. Mr.Sakamoto perished in a Japanese airline disaster of 1985.

[@isacf2598]

I loveeeee ❤

[@TM-gv6zv]

That's the type of music that doesn't have an expiration date. It will live forever. Most people make fun of the Disco era but I think they were some of the most talented artists that we've ever had.

[@reginayoung5578]

Guess you just had to be there to get the full picture... and feel.. but the music is so fun and energetic. You can just dance with no bad agenda intended but to have fun ... fantastic music and era

[@ragjamrock]

The ones who made fun of it were mostly insecure because they couldn't dance.🎶🎸

[@a47mlb]

The bassist, and lead singer on this song, Janice-Marie Johnson, was inducted in the Native American Music Association Hall of Fame in 2008.

[@brianmcconnell1817]

My god I forgot how much I loved his song and how great it was! Thanks for taking me back! 😁

[@jeanniedebartolo5965]

I remember dancing to this song back in the day. I’m so glad I grew up when I did from hippie Woodstock to disco. 💜💜💜

[@alkronlage5236]

That was an amazing period of so much great music!

[@mtinta2000]

Exactly!

[@christineremmer5514]

Me too,great days !

[@odiebryer2144]

Me, too! I have to think that when I'm feeling old! Ha ha! 😅😅😅❤ Love this!

[@tonyant]

Spot on Jeannie... Ditto. ❤

[@robertmorgan6534]

You've got to watch a live version. These two women ROCK on their respective guitars and that ain't nothing but the truth.

[@keithroberts4952]

Without the video, you won't be able to fully appreciate how amazing the two ladies are whilst playing the guitar and bass and singing.

[@batmandestroys1978]

Yes!

[@FeelGoodNetwork]

YES! You MUST see the video.

[@cindynau8068]

EVERYBODY hit the dance floor in the club when this started playing! Still makes me move!!!

[@kimcutts6153]

This was a number 1 hit back on the 70s, and you can hear why. Oooh the memories. ❤🎶🎼

[@nightfangs2910]

And this is why I so appreciate being a young kid when this song first came out, nothing like growing up with 70s and 80s music

[@todddepue681]

I was 8 or 9 years old in the late 70s when I begged my mom to order a K-Tel "disco hits" record I saw advertised on TV. This song was on that record and it's still one of my favorites! Along with Alicia Bridges "I Love the Nightlife"

[@bethshadid2087]

I love the nightlife.....awesome pick

[@ronnix23]

I had that same K-tel album😂😂

[@joemachine4714]

Somebody's gotta react to "I Love The Nightlife" great tune 🎶

[@user-dz6fy6qv2l]

Yes!! I had that same record. I didn't have a lot of records growing up so those K-Tel compilations were like gold to me.

[@bjdefilippo447]

I had to rely n my older brother's collection, but luckily, he has great taste!

[@markcastrovinci6074]

Those women singing are also playing the bass and the guitar. Super talented. Huge hit at the time - and timeless.

[@lanceflx63]

This was a huge hit in 1978 and it still slaps. What you heard were guitars, bass, and synthesizers. They were just as good live. You must also check out their song “Sukiyaki” .

[@sheilameyers152]

One of my favorite boogie songs! Oh boy do I have news for you! Those girls could rock the funk! I wouldn’t sit until they played this song a few times! We all loved it!!💕💕💕💕

[@breckrichardson390]

Their version is a cover. They need to hear the original Sukiyaki first!

[@lanceflx63]

@@breckrichardson390 no they need to hear their version!

[@enufots4621]

@@breckrichardson390 The original #1 song "Sukiyaki" 1963 was not really the same song, but I recommend it as well.

[@rickwheeler5496]

The "kazoo" sound you heard was actually a guitar being played through a foot effects pedal called a Tube Screamer.

[@GTOHawg]

How the hell has this not been played at a cook-out or family reunion for you all. You got to have some old heads like me who know WHAT THIS IS. Music baby

[@stephenjohnson8617]

The song was played at a lot of weddings I attended back in the 70s and 80s

[@dodster11]

I've recently come to realize that 1978 was probably the greatest year in music in my lifetime. Boogie Oogie Oogie was #9 on the Billboard Charts that year. Saturday night fever came out in December 77. The 1978 charts had five of the top 10 songs from one family.(BeeGees had 3, Andy Gibb had 2) it was the year the movie Grease came out. Another great song from that year was Love Will Find a Way by Pablo Cruise. Summer 78 was the season of Baker Street and Donna Summer's Last Dance.

[@bjdefilippo447]

Hard to argue with that!

[@Spiderwebsider]

Yep. I’m going back to the 70s when I die. For sure.

[@armandoperez7967]

1978 was very notable. Van Halen’s first album was released in 1978. It was self titled. Also released was The Cars first album, also self titled. Also released was Foreigner’s Double Vision album, and Infinity from Journey, as well as others.

[@armandoperez7967]

How could I forget that 52nd Street from Billy Joel came out in 1978?

[@ungenerationed9022]

Wow, did you ever just bring back some memories. All good ones!

[@Impromac]

That is one of the most famous bass lines in music history. You have to watch them live.

[@jeffreydooley3745]

Back in my high school years (79-83), this song was a standard. Those parties were so much fun. Watch the live version of this song, you'll love it.

[@MysticLunaDream]

I was in high school those same years! Class of "83" rocks!

[@jeffreydooley3745]

@@MysticLunaDream I graduated from Sacramento High School, Class of 83.

[@MysticLunaDream]

Foley High school, Alabama of 83.

[@janiej1966]

84 parties more 🎉😂❣️ Just wished the bars played more disco when we became 21. Remember the t shirts that said Disco Sucks?? 😂

[@subwaygoddess1]

I was dancin right along with you! This was magic on the 70's dance floors. Jay, you stopped the video right where she sang "listen to my bass yeah" so you didn't get the full effect of the intro to the bass break!. Jay and Amber, go back and listen to it again and get the full effect! Back in the day, I was one of the dancers that blew a whistle at the breaks, and that bass break.....Heaven! ✌️🎶💙

[@glennawhiteman742]

This song was a huge hit for them back in the disco era of the 70s.

[@davidgreene6607]

Long Live DISCO! So much fun. How you were vibing with the music brought a smile to my face.

[@jacqueline4514]

It’s alive and well with me! ❤❤❤

[@paullanier3597]

They should do Alicia Bridges I Love the Nightlife.

[@anthonyblakely399]

A TASTE of Honey!!! Absolutely Funking OUT!!! and the song is still being played today!!!

[@samueller58]

Jay and Amber, you have to listen to the live version of this song. One of the ladies sings and plays bass guitar and the other lead singer. She plays guitar. It's awesome to watch

[@mikefixx7177]

Thank you for playing this song, this is what made disco in the 70s so great.

[@feminist5641]

Disco is such a fun genre. This song especially makes you want to put on your boogie shoes

[@colleenmonfross4283]

That's what was so cool about life in the 70's, there was so many different kinds of music evolving at the same time.

[@acen2709]

This song takes me back to being a little kid. The nostalgia of the 70s disco era. Leather jackets, bell bottoms, and side burns. I was a little kid but can’t forget it.

[@stephenjohnson8617]

You got that right… This was disco city!

[@michaeltacker9465]

Roller skating Saturday nights!!!

[@donalddixon6541]

Dont forget the white belt and the platform shoes!!!

[@allenlocke1935]

@@michaeltacker9465 Yup!!!!!!!

[@kennydeez..1774]

That Bass Was Soooo 🔥🔥🔥🔥I Can See Jay Really Luuuuv The Bass Guitar. Great Reaction Y’all 👍🏾💯👍🏾

[@justinbeverly7895]

Found out a while ago that this song was #1 on the charts the day I was born

[@xifled63]

When my daughter was a baby, she popped her head up out of her crib and shouted “boogie oogie oogie!” To this day I’ll send it to her whenever I hear it and she’ll laugh

[@AVGuyhall]

I worked at a radio station in the late 70's when disco was becoming popular. This one was fun to play.

[@fantasyguru26]

This is one of the most iconic basslines of that disco era. Janice threw down. And she sang lead too. That's sick.

[@Lemons66]

These ladies are great! The Live version is amazing

[@bigwil618]

Janice-Marie Johnson, lead vocals & Bass Guitar, Hazel Payne, vocals, Lead & Rhythm guitar collectively known as A Taste of Honey had their own funky style. Check out their version of Smokey Robinson's song I'll Try Something New along with the Ladies of The 80's album.

[@GreenEyedHazel]

I appreciate your mentioning Hazel Payne. She's talented too.

[@markyboy7012]

The live version is absolutely epic. Both women can really play guitar. Fantastic.

[@douglasg.9271]

This was huge in the day. People who weren’t dancing were dragged up to dance. So much fun.

[@colibri1]

There's a great live performance of them performing this song on "The Midnight Special" in 1978 that is a must-see, the audience disco-dancing like there's no tomorrow and the ladies snapping on their guitar and bass. That sound y'all thought might be a kazoo is an electric guitar played by one of the women, and it looks great and sounds just as good in the live performance clip. Another really funky female group from this period is Stargard, who had a radio hit in 1977 with "Which Way is Up?," which is like Funkadelic funky.

[@rockandrollpaddy]

'Which Way Is Up' is a banger, I bought it! A forgotten gem.

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

Absolutely agree the live performance is a great watch!!

[@tcat6133]

The live version..you can see the amazing ladies with the guitar playing you hear on the audio. Definitely worth watching, even on the side. Talented and beautiful too. Everyone knows the beginning of the song, just a few notes ..next thing the floor is full..can’t help but boogie!

[@Timmayytoo]

I hear the bass, at least 2 guitars, that super fuzzy guitar solo (I think it might be through a talk box, like Peter Frampton made famous), a Hammond organ, and drums. Absolute classic disco track.

[@marningritaguy]

Hoehner clavinet.

[@triggerwarning5762]

Nah, it's just an OctaFuzz, like the Isley's "That Lady".

[@alrivers2297]

No. It's all done with a kazoo

[@triggerwarning5762]

@@marningritaguy Mellotron for sure.

[@romulus_]

@@triggerwarning5762 Yup, it's fuzz guitar in the solo. The counter-rhythm to the rhythm guitar part is a Hohner clavinet.

[@seanellio]

You didn't see a lot of woman playing guitar or bass. But with this band, they killed it. They also covered a 60's song called "Sukiyake". New lyrics (Not just translated to English) These ladies were terrific.

[@cjpew]

You're correct Amber - we definitely stayed on the dance floor for this one!

[@jimmoore2838]

This song came out when I was 7 and my little sister was 2. This was her favorite song. I still remember her holding on to the coffee table because she had to hold on to dance or she'd just fall on her butt ❤️ Good memories

[@RogueAlchemyArts]

So smartly constructed, this song. That long lead in lets you throw back your drink and head out to the dance floor if you weren't already out there, and the gentle lead out that the DJ can easily fade out into the next song. SO GOOD.

[@rjs2005]

Oh wow, how I'm digging watching the sheer joy across your faces as you listen to this.. it reminds me of when I first heard A Taste of Honey back in the late 70's. I wasn't much of a disco fan, but music like this, KC & the Sunshine Band and the all-time king of disco anthems "Disco Inferno"- wait a minute, maybe I WAS into disco! ;-)

[@Citizenesse8]

I love this song. This elegant high form funk is undeniable.

[@johnplaysgames3120]

That sound you're hearing that you think might be kazoo is actually a clavinet, the same instrument you hear Stevie Wonder play on a number of songs but which you'll particularly notice in the intro to his song, "Superstition." A clavinet is similar to a piano but smaller, electronically amplified (because otherwise it's super quiet), and makes its sounds in a similar but slightly different way than a piano, giving its notes more of a metallic sound. The clavinet is basically a modern version of a clavichord, a keyboard instrument invented in the 14th century and which was a precursor to the harpsichord, a bigger, louder keyboard instrument you hear a lot in classical music from the 18th century, like Mozart, Bach, etc. In the middle of the 20th century, Ernst Zacharias decided to update the clavichord by making it electronically amplified and the clavinet is the result. TWO FUN FACTS ABOUT CLAVINETS: (1) Stevie Wonder has referred to the clavinet as "my electric guitar," because it gives him that gritty, funky, metallic sound he can't get with any other instrument; and (2) because the clavinet is electronically amplified, you can attach FX pedals just like for a guitar, including things like wah-wah pedals and overdrive pedals. In fact, some modern clavinets even have a whammy bar for aggressive pitch-bending. It's a cool instrument with a very unique sound. Of course, these days, you don't need to actually buy a clavinet. Most synthesizers and computer music programs have at least one setting or sample that mimics the sound of the clavinet.

[@benjaminvlz]

I think they were talking about the electric guitar solo.

[@Ncxgroup]

Back in the day, I DJ'd in a Disco in Dallas in the late 70s, and this song was always huge. I still have many of the Vinyl LPs from that time. So much fun.

[@TheCornishCockney]

The 70’s guys,we had such a blast going out and filling these huge clubs and dancing to endless great tracks like this one. Great days.

[@edwardcovey1652]

This group back in the day is so much better than todays music. Thank you for sharing this memory. 🙏🏻

[@stewartbonner]

Amber! You are one of the best chair dancers of reactors. you get such a fun swag and giggle out of this older stuff. You pick up the little sounds and so make complex rhythm dancing moves. you ever think of trying the drums?

[@annemarie3140]

Here in Canada, this song was no. 1 on the charts for sooooo many weeks! Of course I bought the record. Gorgeous, talented women.

[@GinaGeeILuvu]

I love this disco era female duo! The played those guitars like masters! So funky and female empowering! I wish you would have played one of their performances of this song…the are a few out there! Also, try their hit “Sukiyaki”!❤❤

[@mysticakhenaton1701]

they were MASTER Musicians, even back then in the LATE 70's.

[@tomajagem9616]

The Moog Synthesizer is the sound you're hearing. Remember well when this first came out.

[@mikehigbee2320]

Classic disco tune from the soundtrack of my life. Had me moving and gyrating from head to toe. I'm 58, by the way. It made me feel like a teenager. Boogieeeee!

[@diannaw3034]

My babysitters keeping me up way too late with this one.. and my mum none the wiser to how much fun they were!!!! lol Then them teaching little me all the latest disco moves!!! Soooo many great disco songs.. so many fun weekends.. and great memories from them super fly fun girls!!! hahaha

[@richarddaugherty8583]

I was a young man of 21 when this came out! Now I'm 67 and I still love it! I think that sound you're trying to identify is actually a guitar running through a pedal to synthesize the sound.

[@stephenjohnson8617]

This song has disco written all over it! I used to disco dance until my legs were sore and this is one of the songs along with KC and the sunshine band and a few others

[@genaroperez81]

THE BEST baseline EVER !!❤ This was one of THOSE songs that, as soon as you heard it, the dancefloor was packed. Memories. 😊

[@lindakennedy7700]

I've always liked this song. Songs that you can't sit still to are some of the best.

[@khj8716]

The “kazoo” sound is actually a guitar with a heavy fuzz effect.

[@bonnielemenager4030]

This was one of those songs that had heavy rotation at literally every dance anywhere during the 1970's and early 1980's. This was my generation's "13 Going on 30" scene where everyone is dancing to "Thriller". Man, what great memories (and yes, we sweated a lot dancing ... but who cared??).

[@kellyjohnson3617]

My fav song by them is definitely Sukiyaki. You won’t regret it. Their smoothe voices really make that classic song all their own. Def check it out for a female Friday song. Very different from this but their other huge hit. Think you’ll love it. This is a great get up and dance song. Very feel good song.

[@sandyjameswilliams40]

Jay and Amber, this is a banger LIVE! You miss most of the impact and magic happening with these artists who play bass and electric guitar as they sing! ❤

[@stevehamilton8824]

Another great R&B disco tune that made this era perfect! That bass kicks. Lace up those skates. Roller skating rinks around the country were like disco clubs on wheels. The lights, sounds and people having a great time was. a staple. I was too young to be in the clubs back then but skating was where it was at.

[@ladyamythyst69]

One of the best, funkiest bass lines ever written. Guaranteed boogie! Singing and playing bass and looking super hot all at the same time. Another band of boss ladies that rock is Fanny. Fanny was the first all female rock band signed to a major label.

[@LMmccallL57]

I've suggested them for _Female Friday_ a few times, and it's nice that you got to them and enjoyed them. 🙂 The "kazoo" sound may be a synthesizer, but I've seen video footage of them playing live, and Hazel Payne made that sound with her guitar. Janice-Marie Johnson plays bass. My dad played a little of the bass solo for me a few years ago. His bass guitar was in their guest bedroom and I asked if he still played. He said once in a while. I basically dared him to play something funky right then and there. I told him he was old and rusty and probably couldn't play a thing. He gave me "the parent stare", told me to move out of the way so he could get his amp. He showed out. The house was bumping with that guitar. 😄 My step-mother asked why I did that to her because she knew he'd be up all night playing, and it had been ages since she had to go through that. 😄 He did stay up late playing, and thanked me for helping him get back to playing. 😊 I suggest listening to their song "Sukiyaki", next. If you watch them actually perform, you'll see one of them playing the Japanese instrument called a Koto. I love the sound of it, and one of my favorite jazz groups, _Hiroshima_ features it in their song "One Wish" and others. The late Japanese singer, Kyu Sakamoto, released "Sukiyaki" in the late 1960s. His version is really pretty.

[@marylee7467]

Kotos are amazing Instruments

[@LMmccallL57]

@@marylee7467 I agree. They bring such beautiful sounds, plus I enjoy watching people play. 🙂

[@richardirribarra2164]

oh boy, how I wish you saw this group playing this song live, you'd have love the way they perform that base and lead guitar, while singing it at the same time, great song and as usual a great reaction

[@robertcarter3768]

I have this album! This was magic and you could not move on the dance floor!!! Great memories!!!! The sound you don't recognize is a synthesizer, really big in the disco era!!!

[@hedgewitchherbarium]

The parties my mother had in the late 70's featured a lot of this style of music and for some reason this made me think of George Benson "On Broadway." Love the chair dancing! ❣

[@bloppysloppy2283]

Remember me a lot of Ernie Isley of the Isley Brothers too.

[@Dancer810]

This was one of the songs that DEFINED the DISCO ERA!!! A true classic!!!

[@veot.2869]

This was certainly a radio play from back in the day!!!!! A constant hit. 💥

[@geoffreyhogg1320]

I watch these videos all the time and have subscribed over a year ago. I have left comments several times about a singer named Jimmy Barnes and have been completely ignored, I have never seen one song he has done on this channel. He is one of the best singers you will ever hear, his voice range is outstanding, he can do love songs, blues, rock, pop, soul, reggae. It's sad so many people are missing out on such a great performer.

[@geoffreyhogg1320]

I don't want anything.......except that you do a video about a Jimmy Barnes song

[@mattking5936]

Great musicians. The bass player and lead vocalist Janice Marie Johnson is something else. She's also very beautiful. Really talented and underrated duo.

[@m.jackson2380]

There's nothing like music made with real instruments!

[@sherrihayward4500]

My era!! love this song, good dancing song. Disco Yes!! Please play Level 42 Something about you thanks!!

[@Lolo-zs2eo]

Love this song. Jaws, you're right. I saw them in an interview explaining how it came to be (telling my age). Reminds me of why Wild Cherry wrote their hit "Play that funky music white boy", they were told not to play any funky music by a black band.

[@lorrainetorres1430]

Omg you gotta be kidding me!! I was going to email you this evening & request you both to listen to this song for female friday!! I was going to say Jay will love the bass & both of you would love the singing. This is so funny!! I am gonna email you about another song. I haven't watched this yet. I can't wait to watch it. My sister & I use to sing this together when it first came out!! I love you both! ❤️ ❤

[@davidruvalcaba6740]

Another great '70's dance classic. A crowd favorite that never failed in getting the people up to dance. Those sisters knew how to get down - a perfect combination of guitar and bass. Jay - love the shirt!!

[@cspaikido]

You know that Sukiyaki was originally charted in 1963 by Kyu Sakamoto and was a huge international hit, sung entirely in Japanese reaching all the way to #1 in the U.S.

[@littleogeechee223]

Yes, Sukiyaki was not originally their song, and they wrote different English lyrics to it. I love the original by Kyu Sakamoto.

[@ElusvOptmst1]

The live version on Midnight Special is so much fun. Iconic disco. The women are gorgeous too.

[@JS-gi6bl]

That solo is played on electric guitar (with a lot of effects ofc). You can see it on live perfomaces. 🎸 Seeing you guys enjoying music like that is just heartwarming. ♥️🙋

[@gregaroo329]

One of the greatest and most underrated riffs in music history!! Just my opinion of course. Theses ladies are awesome!

[@TREYCEMONE]

Ooo, and you guys played the extended version too...ahhh school days🎉

[@lisawicks8205]

You have to check out the video of them performing this.. This was huge back in 1978 especially because of the fact they were good and they were two women playing the guitar and bass.. My little young mind was blown

[@bonniespruin6369]

I think I was 15 or 16 when this song came out. It was one of my absolute favourites! It always, and still does, made me dance. It sure brings me back. Thanks guys!

[@felixkatify]

No one who grew up in the 60s can think of anything except Herb Alpert and his rendition of A Taste of Honey when we hear this title (different song but must have inspired the title here) . There was a female singer who did a version in the 50s or 60s too that was great. You guys would love it, should check it out.

[@Wordsmyth8]

This is one of the outstanding songs from the Disco era. Danced to this at the clubs lots of times. 💃🏻 🕺 but this group was pretty much a one hit wonder. You guys still need to check out the big Disco classics from K.C. the Sunshine Band - Get Down Tonight and That’s the Way I Like It.

[@brinsonopinion]

I come back to your channel again and again to watch you discover the music I first heard growing up. Case in point, this song came out when I was in high school and yes, it was that song that united everyone on the dance floor. You two prove the joy of good music is timeless, whether it's classical, rock, r & b, country or even disco!

[@anndeaver1883]

I love this song! You should have used the live version to see the women play the guitars! They are amazing! Their other hit was Sukiyaki an English version of a very popular Japenese song. its funny because when it came out everyone was singing it but no one knew what the song was about!

[@rayposhadlo3735]

Ditto what Mr Rodgers said. The live versions are fabulous... PERFECT in every way. Great Guitar Playing, Great Moves, Great Lyrics, beautiful voices and gorgeous guitar-plucking performers. . whether decades ago or more recent oldies shows.

[@lreed1040]

Oh this will and has always been a favorite of mine since 1978. "Sukiyaki", "I'll Try Something New"(A Smokey Robinson cover) and "Rescue Me" are wonderful songs by A Taste Of Honey worth a listen. Other songs from various albums are also great.

[@lepoetress]

Jay and his iconic "Hey" takes me out everytime!! This is STILL the jam!!! Janice Marie Johnson STILL looks good and plays a mean bass.