OH MY GOSH!| FIRST TIME HEARING Shirley & Company - Shame, Shame, Shame REACTION

OH MY GOSH!| FIRST TIME HEARING Shirley & Company - Shame, Shame, Shame REACTION
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[@jennellew.6036]

I am so glad to have grown up during the time period when the music of our generation we listened to was GREAT! I feel they should play all these great hit songs on car radios again and elsewhere as would make the world a better place. The music of the 50's, 60's and 70's made people smile, laugh, and dance. Great times. Wonderful memories.

[@deletvero319]

Oui, les temps ont changé c'était bien mieux avant. Je regrette cette époque benie des dieux.

[@jacqueline4514]

Born in 67; remember hearing this as a child; I haven’t heard this song in so long and it dropped off my radar; what a great one!! Thank you for reacting to this one!!!❤

[@leidellgettis7926]

Your facial expressions are tickling me when homeboy was singing his part!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@giorgiopolloni7936]

One of the first huge disco songs! Absolute classic!

[@shyman99]

The male singer's name is Jason Alvarez. He was with the group Brother To Brother and I highly recommend checking out their hit, "In The Bottle". It will also make you move, and it has a message.

[@BethReed62]

He reminds me of Jack Black. 😂

[@carolynquinn8325]

some hella jazz flute up in that tune lol - great track!

[@lreed1040]

The original 1974 "The Bottle" By Gil Scott- Heron who wrote the song is much better IMO and they should hear Gil first. Then much much more of Gil Scott Heron. He is a Musical Genius and Poet.

[@TooDarnSoulful]

@@lreed1040 Yes Gil Scot is the one to hear for "the bottle"

[@Carrie-so3ro]

GREAT reaction guys! I had to replay J.'s face & shocked "Who is THAT!?!", 3 x ! it was so great! I am glad both of you really appreciated the male voice as well as "Miss Shirley"'s. Both really did have great voices & you were right Amber that paired together they were even more spectacular.

[@scubaspookryu]

I thought this was going to be another new song to me. But when the music started and I was humming right along with the music. I had totally forgotten this song. I bet it's been over 40 years since I've heard this song. It's amazing that you can go that long without hearing a song but once the music starts, it comes back to you. Thanks for the memories!

[@paul8926]

Oh, I remember hearing this song when I was a child and loved it. I have never seen this video before, and enjoyed watching this for the very first time !

[@Nllvr60]

It was a big hit in the Netherlands. I saw their performance in TOPPOP. I was about 14-15 years old when I first heard it. That man's voice is really good.

[@joeyrobison6629]

Shirley was Shirley Goodman who previously had a hit in 1956 "Let the Good Times Roll" as Shirley and Lee. She passed away in 2005. And Company was Jesus (Jason) Alvarez who is now a pastor at a church in New Jersey.

[@vbflyboy]

Great införmation! Thanks!

[@rjjcms1]

Thanks. Until seeing this I always thought the guy in this was black as well.

[@joanbecenti8938]

One of the songs, in David Bowie's own words, that inspired 'Fame' and his "plastic soul" era.

[@tallmn1957]

Definite inspiration on FAME.

[@jayestahnke9917]

Shirley Goodman was part of a fifties duo called "Shirley and Lee." They had a big hit with "Let the Good Times Roll." You should check it out!

[@colibri1]

This 1974 song reminded me of two other disco songs from the seventies: "Shame" by Evelyn Champagne King from 1977 and "Stuff Like That" by Quincy Jones from 1978. And the male singer here, Jesus Alvarez, he's got a Little Richard voice.

[@tlt-ell1193]

Oooooh!!....."Stuff Like That" is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@marthaz]

They definitely need to experience of Quincy jones. 👍

[@maymetters9633]

They definitely need to react to Evelyn champagne King, her music is magic

[@seanswinton6242]

One of.my all time favorite songs from my childhood! Shocked this isn't used in more films and stuff! 😂😂😂

[@racheltrezise1132]

I watched a film yesterday called "Gifted" with Chris Evans and Octavia Spencer, and this song was featured in the movie. Great song.

[@michaelmartin4910]

Amber: Shirley's voice reminds me of Nell Carter who had the sitcom Gimme A break in the 80's. She's also known for her Broadway role in Ain't Misbehavin'. Nell was Shirley's voice but on steriods!!!

[@Whitebrowpriest]

This is a rare gem. Glad you two reacted to it.

[@Jude_196]

I just KNOW ya'll are gonna like THIS ONE!!! :)

[@BethReed62]

I’m so happy you reacted to this song! It’s such a fun surprise if you’ve never watched the video. You’re almost at 500k! Congratulations!

[@kimcutts6153]

Amber, you were on fire 🔥 tonight girl, with three fabulous choices from 70s. LOVED ALL THREE. ❤🎶🔥

[@kathybwell]

Me too!

[@shkeen57]

Amber..this was written by Sylvia Robinson and is credited as the driving force behind two landmark singles in the hip hop genre: "Rapper's Delight" (1979) by the Sugarhill Gang,[9] and "The Message" (1982) by Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five, both of which she produced.

[@rickg3359]

Preach

[@kimcutts6153]

​@@shkeen57 Oh really? They are two fab songs. How great is that? ❤

[@susanrombak7959]

Way to go Rob & Amber!! What a grooving duo and here’s listening to great music for prosperity! ♥️✌🏽🥰

[@AP-gb3eh]

Haven’t heard this in ages. This song speaks for itself.

[@Whitebrowpriest]

4:16 - Hi Amber, Not sure if this is who you are referring to, but I believe you might be thinking of actress Marion Ramsey who played cadet Hooks in the movie Police Academy, which you guys reacted to a few weeks ago. She had the tiny, soft voice.

[@LetsChillPage]

Hello from South France, the *Happy Family,* Oh my Gosh, I asked you this song there's so long ago in a comment. I'm glad someone had the good idea to propose it, too, now! I love this song so much; I was a little boy (6 years old) when this hit out. I remember I couldn't stop dancing each time my father played it on our old monophonic turntable. 😊 Peace, folks. ☮☮😉

[@harpergras]

Used to play this one a lot back in the day...A great song.

[@deanarjones9114]

Woke up and shook old memories. I forgot this song. And it’s so fun. Her voice reminds me of Loretta Devine. I so enjoyed watching your reactions

[@shelbyatwell5883]

This was a good one although I’ve never heard it until now. I like it! Yes her voice does remind me of Loretta Devine and also, to me, Nel Carter

[@thebibagirrrlshow7748]

Also it made me think of Michel-le, similar voice too

[@deanarjones9114]

@@shelbyatwell5883 yes! Nel Carter too

[@mkmstillstackin]

Wow, haven't heard this one since I was sooo young! Brings back such pleasant groovy, memories! Thanks for this.

[@michaelv9929]

Simple but AMAZING Preacher Jesus Alvarez added such 🔥 to that song! Love it 🙏🏻❤️☮️✌🏼

[@Skeezer66]

Thank You!! I heard this all the time as a kid, but I forgot the exact name and who sang it. NOTHING sounded quite like this! My favorite line "one monkey don't stop no show", lives in me forever!

[@Whitebrowpriest]

The male singer on this song is Jesus Alvarez. After he recorded this song with Shirley, and after an unsuccessful attempt at suicide (due to crushing financial problems), he became a born again Christian and only sung and recorded worship songs from then on.

[@arielcordero]

Bob Seger meets white chocolate. That had me rolling on the floor. Amazing reaction as always.

[@jonnajois]

At last! One of my absolute favourites ❤❤❤ I have the single, I think I was 14 when it was released. It still gets to me.

[@alamc200]

I LOVE this song! I was about 14-15 years old when this came out and played on the radio often and I loved dancing to it.

[@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis.]

Amber I think the actor with the high voice you were thinking of was Marion Ramsey from 'Police Academy'. This was huge back in the day, Shirley and Company, were Shirley Goodman and Jason 'Jesus' Alvarez produced by Sylvia Robinson who was the co-owner of 'All Platinum Records', they had other hits "Cry, Cry, Cry", and "I Like to Dance" and "Disco Shirley", they released other tracks but this was there biggest it.

[@user-wt1dw1gf4g]

Or possibly Butterfly McQueen from "Gone with the Wind".

[@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis.]

@@user-wt1dw1gf4g I suggested that actor in particular because they recently watched 'Police Academy' on their film channel and they commented on her voice while watching it, I'm not sure if they've seen, 'Gone With the Wind' or not.

[@geofflepper3207]

​@@user-wt1dw1gf4g That was my thought as well. I had thought that Ms McQueen used that voice just for her character in the movie but I saw an interview done with her decades after the movie and that seemed to be her natural speaking voice. Though sometimes people have very different speaking and singing voices. Jim Nabors comes to mind - deep singing voice but a high pitched speaking voice.

[@rickthestiks9240]

no shame on you today,,,,all good calls, haaaw memories hooo what a night,,🎶🎤🎶

[@thebibagirrrlshow7748]

My whole life I’d always thought it was Shirley singing both parts-going super high for the 1st part & going low for the 2nd part, I was today years old when I saw that it was 2 people - you put it perfectly Amber, Bob Seeger meets White Chocolate had me nearly falling down the stairs laughing while I watched this from my phone going down to fix breakfast this morning! 😅😂

[@4tuneagent]

"Doctor's Orders " by Carol Douglas, is a great companion piece to this. From the same time period of early Disco, soul, and dance..

[@williamgreco3046]

What a phenomenal song

[@NathanBrown-gt4ne]

Haven't ever seen that. That was amazing! You should check out Cher and Tina Turner's performance of this song. Mid 70's on Cher's show. You'll love it!

[@carolmartin4413]

Oh yes! This was such a cool song from the 70's. She did a lot of session singing for top-notch acts like Cher. Fun, classy lady. RIP, Miss Shirley

[@wendyshores6771]

thanks for doing this one! I knew you would love it. He is a pastor now, a church I would love to get into!!! Can you even imagine the choir?! Awesome song, have loved it for years... thanks! *Edit* Her voice reminds me of Minnie Ripperton in a way... When my daughter was small she used to sing.. Shame shame shame on you, if you cant eat stew. The song was forever changed since then for me hahaha

[@tvgator1]

I was in elementary school when this came out; the kids loved this one! I haven't heard this in at least 25 years.

[@Zebred2001]

Very early Disco! The beat reminds me of Rock Your Baby (1974) by George McCrae and Rockin' Chair (1975) by Gwen McCrae.

[@greg2976]

Our local radio station for some reason played this song for 30 minutes straight back in the day! Loved it!!!!!

[@kidcurry4107]

The DJ had to go outside! LOL

[@greg2976]

👍👍🤣🤣@@kidcurry4107

[@larryjex6485]

This was a huge hit from the early days of disco that was so catchy you just couldn't keep your feet still. My parents always thought this was two women singing, lol!

[@orange222...]

I thought that also. Has the same range as one of the pointer sisters

[@alleykeosheyan4779]

I knew it was a woman and a dude, but I never knew he was white!

[@rjjcms1]

Getting into the day over tea and biscuits on a Sunday morning,even at my age I can still wiggle my midriff quite fast to this. Keep it up for long enough and with luck I'll lose a pound or two.

[@orange222...]

@@rjjcms1 haha, wish it worked that way

[@orange222...]

@@alleykeosheyan4779 another poster said his name so I looked it up but I could only find current religious songs.

[@raythomas4812]

I love 70s soul - they just don't sing songs like any more and they make it look so easy !

[@johnfarkas3429]

One of the first huge hits of the early disco era! Billboard had just started publishing a disco chart in late 1974 and this song was #1 for four weeks at the beginning of 1975!

[@caz1385]

We used to sing this at school during playtime. This is taking me right back to those good old days. Her voice reminds me of Minni Riperton ❤

[@uncledavesbrigade7106]

Thank you guys for this lost golden oldie! What a memory! Thanks again for trip down memory lane!

[@tylerhackner9731]

My mom absolutely loves this song 🕺 I understand why lol

[@deanreedy4991]

Amb❤er OK 70os and disco had their day how about the blues turn? SRv, his brother Jimmie Vaughn singing Angela Strehili ,Kim Wilson harmonica. Don't fall for me baby. Live from Austin city limits. Delta blues guitarist Ghalia Vott meet you down the road has on women band played in yard during covid lockdowns like many of us did. And finally. Joe Bonammassa Larkin Poe and Paul Schaffer band. Song Spoonful. Live on a cruise ship Larkin poe is two sisters Bllues band. Posted by 1AnitaDance so you got both Vaughn brothers harmonic with 4 women who can sing and play the he'll out of blues trust me I'd say Beh Hart learned a thing or two fo.n Angela Strehili. You and Jay will be happy

[@debbieburton7886]

❤

[@debbieburton7886]

❤ love it can't believe I forgot about this..

[@gregkleinfall1901]

I have enjoyed all genres of music since I was a child (born in 1962). I have listened to everything from classical to rock, from country to disco, from blues to folk, and I don't ever recall hearing this song. How in the heck did I never hear this gem.

[@costaloppas7480]

was massive hit here in the uk

[@Carrie-so3ro]

These guys from what Amber was saying were American. Are you? If from some other country it is POSSIBLE? that you could somehow miss this?? I was a child in Canada however & was very familiar with this (& absolutely LOVED the vocals!) The person below said it was big in the U.K. so it did get around - to some places outside the U.S. too.

[@gregkleinfall1901]

@@Carrie-so3roI live in the U.S.

[@flares]

I'm astounded. This was a massive hit around 1975/76 so you would have been about 13/14 when this came out, it's not as if it was a minor hit so it would have got a lot of air play, how it slipped through your net I don't know.

[@4tuneagent]

It hit the American Top 40, with Casey Kasem, in 1974 or '75. Maybe peaked around #20 somewhere..

[@kellyreiterman]

Wow, I haven't heard this song in decades!

[@franknatoli7588]

This is my retro time & era. Love it!

[@batmanforpresident9655]

A great one hit wonder!!Thank you for reacting to this. One of my favorite dance classics!!

[@Carrie-so3ro]

Okay, I've got to say I could only focus on one of your faces at a time & J.'s face was priceless when the gentleman in this group really let it rip. After re-watching that excellent reaction from J. a few times I was finally able to focus on Amber's face. While Amber's expression did not make me actually laugh, I was VERY gratified by her surprised & impressed reaction to the male in this group too, that I used to listen to & enjoy as a kid. As I WAS a little kid, there are many songs I will only know when they start to play, but this is one of the ones I knew immediately when I saw the title. What a great reaction from both of you with this video today.

[@lydmarl.475]

Just love his dances moves, bring back such fond memories!!!

[@lindapro1287]

Wow! I haven't heard this great song in years! Love it! Thanks Jay and Amber!

[@seanswinton6242]

Same here. It was one of my childhood favorites growing up! 😂😂

[@GinaGeeILuvu]

I don’t remember Shirley & Company but I remember hearing this song as a kid! That “Shame, shame, shame”❤ part is infectious! I remember singing that part! A real childhood flashback!😂

[@ronfoskey2417]

You may be thinking of Loretta Devine. Accomplished actress, one of 4 Dreamgirls. High smooth voice.

[@richardkint6531]

Sirley Goodman & Jesus Alveraz are the vocalists. Just a one hit wonder although Shirley had a hit under the group Shirley & Lee in the 50's. the song was "Let The Good Times Roll". I remember Shame,ShameShame on the radio and reminds me of two other female R&B songs on around the same time. "When Wil I See You Again" by The Three Degrees and "Never Can Say Goodbye" by Gloria Gaynor. React to those someday. Thanks. 😎

[@stevemarchant3670]

damn! 1st time i've heard this in 50 years! As a kid I couldn't appreciate the power house vocals. They made this song rather than the other way round.

[@misterdoe]

Another Shirley for you to check out: Shirley Murdock. She collaborated with Roger Troutman before switching to gospel, but what hits! "As We Lay" (one of the most beautiful recordings I've ever heard), "Go On Without You," "Husband," and the very late disco "Let There Be Love" are some of the highlights. I believe you played King Floyd's "Groove Me," but you'd also like Fern Kinney's cover. She sang backup on King Floyd's original.

[@anacarvalho3264]

Ok, you guys made go back to the Disco glory days today! 🥰

[@laurakali6522]

I had forgotten about this song until I heard it in the movie Boys on the Side. 1995.

[@puyihsieh127]

I have recently started watching your reactions. I love that you really enjoy what you are doing and it’s delightful to watch. Rob is adorable and Amber is beautiful inside and out. ❤❤

[@josevicentemorellabad2179]

I love this music. They have an increíble rhythm. I enjoy remembering with you this wonderful music from those years

[@michellecasey5752]

Used to hear this song as a kid. But I don’t remember ever seeing this video. Thank you.

[@thescrewfly]

It's a clip from a Dutch TV show is why!

[@surlechapeau]

y'all love the 1-hit wonders! edit- Shirley had another hit in 1956 "Let the Good Times Roll" by Shirley & Lee. You reacted to that one Oct 29, 2021.

[@lilpoohbear653]

me too!!!!!!!!!

[@DanalynTuthill-yl4hd]

You almost feel like it's a waste of time. Never heard of this artist or song.

[@surlechapeau]

@@DanalynTuthill-yl4hd just dropping a hint to move on to another artist. Shirley actually had a hit in 1956 "Let the Good Times Roll" by Shirley & Lee.

[@otisroseboro5613]

Great Song, Great Reaction Guy's

[@jeffreyerickson6766]

J'Amber you guys went NUTZ over this one!!!!!!!!!

[@jeffreyerickson6766]

Similar to Jean Knight's Mr. Big stuff, Amber?

[@WhiteTiger333]

Oh, man. When that song came out, we were sure dancing to it. I haven't thought of that song for a long time. 😊

[@allendixon7700]

That Tammy Wanette video, it's just staying. I'm so ugly it's in my head i've had to play and play that song

[@allendixon7700]

I believe that Blake Shelton blake shelton hideous video with a tracycle in Seattle. I did a song called hillbilly hillbilly by blake shelton and trace adkins

[@allendixon7700]

Yes, I think maybe that would bring a hell bell layout block. Blake shelton doing a hill bailey hammond trace acting

[@barryjurgensen9396]

The male vocalist is Jesus Alvarez. is a Cuban-born American Christian musician, worship leader, guitarist, and pastor, who primarily performs Jesus music.

[@donnabertolotti8954]

Wowza!

[@johnsexton2200]

He goes by Jason Alvarez now.

[@danmayberry1185]

I remember that genre. In the record store bins it came between Jamaican and Krautrock.

[@michaelasay8587]

Is he still alive?

[@Illustraful]

So he's an idiot now.

[@donnawallace9938]

I love seeing people react to this song!!!

[@edlowe7062]

Wow a song I've never heard. Awesome song.

[@joopbergwerff3946]

It was a number 1 hit in The Netherlands and these days still a floorfiller at party's When I play this song............the dancefloor is filled in a matter of seconds The video you see was from the Programm Toppop here in the Netherlands They had a second hit here called "Disco Shirley"

[@juangonzales6837]

How about some '60's tunes that are fun ? #1 song, 1968 , Green Tambourine - Lemon Pipers ; #5 in 1968 - Bend Me Shape me- American Breed , #16 in U.S., #1 in Australia in 1967, Friday on my Mind- The Easy Beats, from Australia.

[@dianneredhead2918]

Great song. Wow this takes me back. I was 19 when this song was released. Shirley and Loretta Divine...both with unique voices. Love your videos. Xxx Di in South Australia ❤

[@user-qr5mr4gr2k]

Released in 1975, very early disco music and an absolute banger of a song you guys picked 3 absolute gems of songs tonight and glad you enjoyed them all.

[@polyglot12]

I'd forgotten about this song! This is why I watch 'First Time Hearing' shows - you remind me of songs I"d forgotten!

[@mrkleen9511]

Nothing better than some good ol R n B from New Orleans the land of your Dreams!

[@dansmith7125]

She reminds me of the short black woman who plays on Police Academy. Her voice is almost identical.

[@roseleaming3240]

70's had the best music

[@barbaracollins385]

Can't believe I never heard this before. It's a great dance feel good song. I'll be dancing around the house all day!

[@anglosaxon5874]

Just love Amber's reaction @2:26!

[@chantal6076]

My third favorite Brothers Johnson songs. But the song that I first heard that made me become a fan, and my second favorite after Stomp, was their hit song "I'll Be Good to You", written by George Johnson and was also produced by the great Quincy Jones who over a decade later had Ray Charles and Chaka Khan sing the lead vocals of this song for his album. Quincy Jones produced several of the The Brothers Johnson albums and early Michael Jackson albums, which bassist Louis Johnson also played on - notably the Billie Jean bassline). Louis played bass on many songs for different artists across many genres.

[@54steveb]

Amber,I’d love to see you get out on the dance floor with this one,you look like you’d really rock it!

[@robrobertson4619]

This brings back some great memories!!Thanks for doing this one😁

[@bksalkrook8716]

when shirley says aint got no cloths on !! wow that was a statement in that time !! thats a great record !! then hes doing the BUMP another big dance of the 1970s !! all around great record !!

[@ksniven]

My first hearing this song. Amazing voices!!

[@ellessandraramsay1841]

This is awesome. I haven't heard this song before and I love the 70's.

[@cstianlew406]

when i was a little kid, my sister would always sing this at me when i would get in trouble......shame shame shame on you for acting a fool...rlp big sis

[@JeanPierreWhite]

This is a very special hit. A desert island disc for sure

[@samolevski1119]

Another huge hit here in the UK, and may I make a suggestion for another smash disco hit from way back - Shame, by Evelyn Champagne King, guaranteed to fill a dance floor when the first few beats were heard

[@pompanomark2024]

LOL * just KNEW what your reaction would be to this video as soon as the guy opened his mouth!

[@stischer47]

The line "One monkey don't stop no show" is also the name of a song by Honey Cone. Watch the Sonny Bono performance by Honey Cone.

[@ellefitzpatrick6339]

Ilooooooove this song! Haven’t heard it in absolute years! Thank you for doing this one! ❤

[@jackyhughes793]

One of my all time favourites

[@coulterry67]

Always loved this one, so glad I lived through all these fantastic disco tracks. Apparently this track was intended for Donnie Elbert which makes sense and I'm sure he'd have done justice to it

[@user-zm8hl6ke4q]

Donnie Elbert would have been perfect for this song!

[@chipdamutt108]

Haven't thought about this in years. Thank you!!!

[@njplr]

This song would come on and the dance would be PACKED. It was a magic era for clubs and dance music. I remember "Get Dancing" (Disco Tex and the Sex-o-lettes) had the same effect. The magic lasted for five or six years, till 81 or 82.