VAN McCOY - the hustle (1975) (HQ)

[@SNUPE_FOXX92]

Does this song make anyone else uncontrollably happy?

[@sukitten1]

Yes its a brilliant piece of music. Love the dancing too.

[@Sunshine96818]

YES!

[@wonderman8174]

CLASSICS RULE! OLD SCHOOL RULES! CAN'T CAN'T A THOUSAND TIMES CAN'T IMPROVE ON THIS STUFF! WOO HOO!!!!!

[@benkins97]

Yes! Definitely!

[@TheKonga88]

I dance like a ragdoll to this music, arms and legs all over the place!1 :-))))

[@dereklloyd7678]

I love this. It brings wonderful memories!

[@JoseGarcia-sr7fk]

The beginning of Disco music. Van McCoy the father of Disco music...

[@drbbass]

It’s 2020, I’m 70 years old, quarantined SSSOOO I am listening to the 70’s music, LOVE IT!!!!!!!! Diane

[@cuttinupthecarpet504]

Quarentine is not stepping outside at all .

[@jeannettehamelin8828]

I'm 52 Diane and love it too, stay safe!

[@forniteistrash8yearoldsurm963]

grandson of Portuguese immigrants nope it’s not

[@BrideofPFunk]

@@cuttinupthecarpet504 Yep. That's quarantine. There are quite a few of us in complete lockdown.

[@msv6674]

Can't wait to learn this dance finally, when all this is over. Am a 60's baby, did regular free style dancing to this beloved song. Grooved to it MANY years & still to this day, just listening. Played it (the 45 &/or the 78 1/33 RPM) over & over on my lil record player growing up. Oh, the memories, right ? Just never learned to "do the hustle" 😁. Cannot wait ! Continue Van McCoy, to rest at peace. Miss him, gone too soon back when 😇🎵🎺🎼📻💜

[@curtisboyce244]

was a freshman in high school in 76 and our teacher was teaching everyone how to Do the hustle

[@orangetango7097]

Lol😂

[@nickhersheys2706]

Lucky you !

[@junimedrano3880]

A year later, I was born 😎😎👍👌

[@RealCGH]

My parents was born that year💀

[@charlessmith263]

Sadly I was 4 when the hustle exploded. And because I was 4, I was legally not allowed go to any discotheques to dance the hustle at places like Studio 54, or The Galaxie discotheque somewhere away from Chicago, or Faces in the heart of Chicago's Rush Street. Could not dance anywhere in those places. And then disco was blown up in 1979 and I was unable to dance the hustle until roughly 1995 when I did take up a basic hustle class at Urbana-Champaign with the great Paul Jones, and once I learned the few cool moves as the Turning Basic, Pull Basic, Coaster, Alternating Underarm Turns, and Cross-Body Leads - I was 25 years old at that time - I fell in love with a dance that I was unable to go dance to at the clubs at 4 years young - the hustle! I still love the hustle today! Every time I "hustle" I feel like I am Karen Lynn Gorney, even though I am not a lady.....

[@AUTORECOVERYUK]

It's 2019 the Hustle comes on and suddenly everything in the world is good again as you are transported back to those happy days of Disco.

[@rachellehays6817]

YES!!!!😎

[@CronoTenchi]

Yup!!

[@abdullahmohajb81]

Yes Indeed.

[@abdullahmohajb81]

Yes Truly Indeed

[@abdullahmohajb81]

Yes, It's really True, by all means

[@ladyklynne1970]

Now, this is what I call music! The younger generation is missing out on great music like this, and I feel badly for them.

[@Legority]

*I will now perform the native dance of my people*

[@iluvmemes4949]

Legoman718 100th like

[@benderisgreat3494]

what do you want? fry's dog, when do you want it? fry's dog

[@levin9889]

Yes

[@tubeducky]

What do we want? Correct spelling would be nice.

[@benderisgreat3494]

did I misspell something?

[@debbiescott6732]

The 1970's, best decade of my life. This song played at all the dance clubs, it was great. Sometimes we'd do the Hustle as a group and there'd be like 20 of us on the dance all dancing in sync. Best time ever, complete strangers all dancing together. Doesn't get much better than that.

[@etcetc56]

Nice

[@ДД1Д-щ1ь]

❤ from Belarus

[@heathermetz6576]

That must’ve been a blast.

[@Mirriam02]

During my 'heyday'(90's) we all danced the 'Electric-slide', lol!!

[@cance7984]

It doesn't get anymore 1970s than this.

[@vagaboondu3161]

70's were great

[@jimpickensthe3rd990]

Dudes this was in the 80s

[@aydentorres7644]

Jim Piknens the 3rd no it wasn’t but ok

[@jimpickensthe3rd990]

@@aydentorres7644 What did u say little shit I'll have u know I graduated top of my class in the navy seal and I have 438 confirmed kills and I have worked in many classified missions and I have 600 army recrots that will do what ever I say

[@aydentorres7644]

Jim Piknens the 3rd oh shit I’m sorry sir. Have fun sailing across the ocean

[@JoeNicks389]

I never understood why people hated Disco Music, it was just happy music that made you want to dance. Great fun back then at the dance clubs. Thanks for posting, JN

[@austinmyers1041]

agree...

[@credenzamostro]

racism, mostly

[@alejandrob-c2277]

They just had a different taste in music

[@leroyjames2825]

It was the people who couldn't dance. The guys who could dance got plenty play from the ladies. The guys who couldn't........

[@danielelliott5532]

Some people have two left feet...

[@DragonTamer31K]

I would personally like to thank everyone over the age of 30 for giving us the best music created, I am only 16 years old but I prefer older music so thank you for giving us eternal and forever lasting music such as this.

[@MrBlueSkyMrNight]

Your welcome. Checkout my music lists.

[@jacksonfruit3644]

"Best music created" ever heard of Jon Bellion? Kyle Cogrithe? Marvin Divine? No? Or are you just stuck on "this generation sucks" just because of what you see on the top of the surface? Don't be scraping the top of a bowl. There's always amazing stuff below it.

[@ProudBM19]

But Here's The Thing-Will Today's Corrupt,Evil & Demeaning Music Industry Support Good Artist As You Mentioned? I Say Hell No They Won't!!

[@TheMelvinpanda]

Consider not ever saying any thing like this

[@theboogeyman9510]

DragonTamer31K babycake

[@markbell335]

I was in New York City in 1974 attending IBM DR (Data Recording) entry education. I'm a 6th generation Californian and kinda had that fish out of water feeling.... on the West Coast we weren't introduced to this kind of music. As all Native Californians do, I adapted.... man, did I love New York City.... and the music playing at the time. I had a 30-year career with IBM and retired in 2004... but think back to those early 1970's and New York City. Mark Bell

[@Hecate24]

whenever I'm down, i turn to 70s music. this is one of those songs that bring a smile to my face :D

[@paisleymileenablackburn]

Exactly! Who can't not want to dance when they hear this?

[@tamisweetie]

Exactly why I’m here! :) Soo cheesy happy, and it always works! Thank heavens for my 70’s playlist

[@armodder3900]

Happy music makes me happy, and I'm very happy right now :)

[@skeeterblanton5226]

When disco was king it was such a special time, I am 75 now but I still got my "Hustle"!

[@kev1413]

Fabulous great respect

[@carolynking1625]

75, you were privileged to be from the Happy Days I would almost have sold my soul to have been in when I was a teen. I'm 60 and hated those disco times. I liked some of the songs, but my heart was with the 1950's up to mid-1960's. Malt shops, sock hops, cruising the block, Beach Boys music, Beatles invasion looked a whole lot more fun than stuffy old discos. I guess it wasn't disco, but Grand Funk Railroad redoing Little Eva's "Loco Motion" would drive me to tears I despised the disco and screwed up rock music days coming in my lousy life. Now I love both versions! But I'd still want nothing to do with going back to those days and the strong longing I had to be back in the Happy Days I was Born Too Late for.

[@ALFOHOR]

skeeter blanton don’t stop and please post a video of you doing the hustle

[@milkandhoonie]

phillip krikorian I’m 19 and I’m so sad that malt shops don’t exist today. I’ve seen movies like the Music Man, Back to the Future, and Grease where they go to ice cream shops or diners down the street. I’m in a swing dance club at my university because I love the music back then and the clothes back then. Hearing these stories from you guys is cool cause my grandparents never told me these kinds of stories :)

[@robertsantana2984]

skeeter blanton and bless youforever

[@danieleregoli812]

My first-ever 45" record. Bought it with my mum. Loved the song. I was 3 years old. I remember dancing to this! Ohhh happy memories!!!

[@fromtheend4253]

Sadly..Van Macoy..Died in 1979; of a Heart Attack! but he left us this great Song! Amen.

[@CadgerChristmasLightShow]

poida someone’s a jealous loser

[@CadgerChristmasLightShow]

poida no I still think you’re a jealous loser

[@DanaTheInsane]

@poida bet you are a blast at parties.

[@BadRonald1]

For me The Summer of 76. Ah man, granted I was only 10 but I had the funnest time ever. The Best music came out and most of all My Mom was alive.

[@graceonthewater]

I like your username! I didn't know anyone else remembered that movie :)

[@marilynabreu9485]

BadRonald1 The same for me except I was 15.

[@flemingcourt]

A baby!

[@artokoivunen2139]

One of biggest disco hits forever.

[@barock69]

+Chuck Vinson Beautiful people and beautiful dancing !

[@rogerhuff9556]

+Michael Pantyhose fun dance

[@barock69]

Roger Huff ...and excellent music !

[@mckayla3160]

panic! at the hustle

[@musicforthepeople4701]

+arto koivunen It certainly was a monumental record which catapulted disco into mainstream audience in a large way with the worldwide dance craze.

[@joeherald7319]

Genius. Such a simple tune structure that is so infectious I can't believe there's a human on earth that doesn't feel better when they hear this.

[@tbxtroll]

When this came out my girlfriend loved it ........I cant dance for shit but she taught me to do the hustle.a magical time in the 70's I danced with her made my day .........Do the Hustle .......Thanks Emily.............a wonderful time in the hood .............

[@rory3562]

thank you emily!

[@sasalat3095]

Thank you emily!

[@stasly]

Finally found this! I had it stuck in my head for hours and it drove me crazy.

[@Joannax40]

Brill track!

[@SeboIIon]

+stasly That's cute, that song was stuck in my head for YEARS until I heard it in a radio station one pretty evening

[@shimmeringfairydust3275]

+Joanna Mitchell agree! Love it!

[@DaLane4real]

+stasly This is before any and all step songsnow step right and left. The Hustle set it off.

[@DaLane4real]

+stasly This is before any and all step songsnow step right and left. The Hustle set it off.

[@Mandycheche]

I miss my dad!🕺🏻💃🏻! He always played those dance music and dancing with my mom n their friends in the living room.. I was only 6 years old that moment.. My dad is 90 years old now and living in Hong Kong.. the best golden years in Hong Kong in the 70’s & 80’s! 🇬🇧🇭🇰! The most happiest memories with my parents!!

[@runningsuperska]

You can't walk normally if this comes on your playlist.

[@kev1413]

Ha ha love it.

[@carolynking1625]

DaveItYourself I can't sit still either.

[@butterflyangel4522]

DaveItYourself true

[@Bonjour-vw7wb]

DaveItYourself 😝😝

[@jagdpanther1944]

keep on truckin !

[@haley9976]

Makes me sad I wasn't born till 1999. Imagining that my dad was around then...lucky dude. He always talks about all the great music and I agree. He passed his love for this music down to me, and now it's all I listen to. Forget the music nowadays. It can't even compare.

[@deafleppard1812]

Haley Petersen ok boomer

[@axelzaki3068]

@@deafleppard1812 ok, it's not the right moment bro, he's got a point though music nowadays are just lazy if you know that they were all created by one song writer youll be shock

[@deafleppard1812]

Yeah but this person is old lol, I’m still in middle school, I actually enjoy music from the 50’s to today my favorite has to be the 80’s with its electronic pop and the no auto tune is good too

[@jw99439]

The thing people don't realize is that there was as much garbage music back then as there is now. You really only ever hear the same few hundred hits from a past era, but there were tens of thousands of songs on the radio then. And now we have a lot of trash, with the occasional gem, and when we look back we'll only remember the gems and none of the rest of the garbage. It's also pretty unfair to dismiss a whole generation of musicians as being trash just because there's a lot of bad music on the radio; there are a ton of musicians that are great and talented, you just gotta look for them.

[@deafleppard1812]

Square Boi same

[@juhaszlevente730]

I've been whistleing this for over 3 years and now i have finally found the song.....I am no longer depressed

[@timothycarrigan419]

now thatz so dam cooooolllll !!

[@cesar83747]

Travellin by train in August 1975 from Lima to San Bartolome on the Sunday train. I wish I could go back to those good ols days.

[@user-jn9dl9px6r]

I'll always remember the song. The happy time travelling with my dad. Rest in peace, dad.

[@haralambostsaktserlis9658]

The year was 1975...I was 18 years old...I danced all I could...I loved all I could...Drank far more than I should...Would I do it again...In a heartbeat...If I could...

[@kathleenmclaughlin4153]

You and me both my friend, you and me both 😊

[@satishgupta9074]

Mind blowing ...... listening after almost 4 decades....I was in my teens when I heard this.......and this instrumental sent me in memories lane of that golden yester years.....thanks

[@elenij3781]

Was dancing this ...Greek islands summer...what a time!

[@senorretard]

Disco is getting it's revival and I am glad

[@christopherphillips8027]

Still after all these years, this song is a pop classic. May Van McCoy RIP. He gave us a sheer masterpiece.

[@dme1016]

I was 18, dancing in clubs in NY/NJ, meeting great people, doing really good pharms....such a great time! I cry when I think of all those who have passed since, but man we had fun. those

[@rachelleverone9268]

Dave Dawkins tell me more stories of your dancing days

[@trishnish7741]

Sums up the 70s for me! I picture all my family and friends dancing with me when I hear it. A fabulous tune from a fabulous era. Thank you for uploading. ❤

[@magpieeye3239]

Man this bring back such great memories for me at high school dances. I still know how to do The Hustle! :)

[@Marquez2077]

lol I can hardly imagine I was born in the late 90's, my mother, grandmother and grandfather loves this music, doing the hustle they will never show how they did it back in the day XD

[@magpieeye3239]

keyshawn AFRO KING morrison LOL, oh no! They won't show you how to do the hustle?? Aww that's too bad because it's a really fun dance :)

[@Marquez2077]

***** i bet it is XD I guess they don't like to show their younger self's

[@MrBlueSkyMrNight]

All the girls in grade school were learning it - I remember.

[@ahwarii]

You go girl!

[@alanryan7994]

A 70s masterpiece. When I hear this I just think of summer and happiness. Brilliant tune

[@marleycameron531]

It doesn't matter how old this song may be. It will always be awesome!

[@thatdarnkev08]

Still enjoying listening to this in 2023 summer evening!

[@SeanMauer]

Best American Disco Record Ever! Great video!

[@seventiesmusicisbest]

Still sounds as fresh today as it did forty years ago.

[@stephensmith2532]

Movin' and groovin' to this song, and I have two left feet! ;)

[@juancarlosvaldivia8922]

....I WAS 15 YRS. OLD BACK THEN....I'M 65 NOW!!🙂🙃😉😊

[@MerleOberon]

40 years ago I was doing the Hustle, Lord I'm old!

[@DRGAS339]

MerleOberon I am 45 and I love this too bad I was born in 69 and by the time this came out I was too young to know great music

[@hasake8873]

MerleOberon What a nice tune. So much energy. Has it really been 40 years?

[@youngmindedman]

MerleOberon just how old are You? I like this song too; I'm 77!

[@ManifestingDaily1111]

Your young At Heart 🎯💗

[@central117]

MerleOberon Can you still do the Hustle

[@trancehi]

I grew up in the 70's and took it all for granted at the time, but it had to be the best ever decade I wish I could relive.

[@kangaroojackson98]

+trancehi Agree.

[@rickw1100]

I agree too...what a time we had.......dance into the mornin' light.....then dance some more!

[@thomasdemeijer2623]

+trancehi Sad story bro

[@JuL3r]

now the party is over and the neocons and neoliberals fight for world domination

[@redcoat4348]

Yeah yeah, cry away your nostalgia.

[@thegreatmizuti6037]

I love the fact this song has very few words. I guess as long as you have the rhythms and melodies working so well, words really don't have to be a priority.

[@JeremiahGonzalez]

very rare for a melody to be good (the reallly good ones dont need any and tend dont have any lyrics)

[@mrm64]

Yeah Iove that. Berry White's "Love's Theme" has absolutely no words and its a masterpiece.

[@ridgepatterson7692]

+mrm64 The same can be said of Chuck Mangione's "Feels So Good" and Herb Alpert's "Rise". Great songs.

[@terryhenderson6886]

I was in the 4th grade,when this came out and remember watching my parents doing the,hustle

[@kimgarton4364]

u read my mind

[@TommyIrl77]

good people havin a good time....see the smiles.......today's music cant do it........

[@MrBlueSkyMrNight]

This song was huge in the summer of 1975. Warm summer days with this on the radio.

What an electric time in music and in pop culture! Love the 70s!

[@airborne022]

I remember 1983 watching mom and dad put this on that huge phonograph console. You know the great big wooden one. While my sister and myself watched as mom and dad rocked out the highlands neighborhood in Louisville Ky. Wow the memories.

[@Bushmaster10MM]

Greetings family, thank you for sharing that wonderful memory ! My Momma still has her big wooden console. With the radio on one side, record player on the other. and.......8 track tape deck in the center, with storage space for records and tapes ! 76, 12yrs old and oblivious to the world. Thanks for the memories. Love this song. It's Big, Brassy, and Lush ! It got in my soul and never left. Be well, JB

[@vagaboondu3161]

Yes! that big analog console which made the hair on the back of your neck stick up when you heard your favourite tune. That feel is lost with digital music.

[@serapiovaldez8039]

I've seen this video soooo many times and I can still see it a million more times. People seem HAPPY and with beautiful smiles and just dancing. I LOVE IT!!!! I wish we still lived in happy times.

[@sharonhill349]

Thank you Van McCoy for this masterpiece ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@MrPetersri]

SHARON HILL has

[@sdovas]

Poor Van died so young...

[@bertc2314]

@@sdovas It was so sad, it SHOCKED the world. He was so young and gifted and we will not let the world forget Van McCoy and "The Hustle." In fact, the University of Maryland Global Campus is using the song as part of an Ad campaign at this time.

[@michaelbruns449]

U said it!

[@sl4983]

@@bertc2314 how did he die?

[@charlottemurphy6638]

I love to do the Hustle, I love this era of music.

[@scottbutler9005]

I was in the 6th grade when this came out. During our last period of every day we all had to push back our desks and line up to do the hustle so that we got to work out a little bit of energy before being dismissed for the day...it was a great time!

[@teeth500]

the dream :,)

[@guilleermojimenez5460]

I miss the 70's, we never knew how good we had it before cell phones and video surveillance.

[@KaeYoss]

Amazing how it manages to be both calming and uplifting.

[@ДД1Д-щ1ь]

❤ from Belarus

[@dannybrown6891]

Don't laugh , I'm 66 and every time I hear this song I want to get up and dance ! Still not a bad dancer ! LOL

[@UFereSanyo]

Ok no worries, keep that energy, it's good to know you being 50 years older than me you're still moving, I'm glad to know there's people still having fun without letting their age to stop them :^).

[@MK-bp9ij]

No probs man let your inner hustle shine LOL

[@jeromejackson6111]

Like the song say's do it!!

[@dominiquehochain2380]

Good dany

[@attomic5319]

Keep dancing, and have a fantastic day!

[@vrodzesea]

IM 2 DAYS OLD AND I LOVE THIS MUSIC.

[@TheAcarch2]

HA! HA! Good one :)

[@Amadeu.Macedo]

This marvelous song drove me wild when I was 16 years old (and later)! I recall several unforgettable nights at ZIG ZAG or SOTON (two fabulous Rio de Janeiro discos of the era) nobody could stop me from reaching the dancing floor. Wonderful memories...

[@Fijian_Brit24]

I’m actually depressed and this song helps me so much 👍👊

[@vincehusband5570]

Me too!

[@deftones7732]

realest comment lmaoo me too.

[@xHeadcleanerx]

take it easy, and .. uh ... who loves ya, baby!

[@bartman898]

Just dance... Can't be depressed if you're a dancing. I have bipolar depression so i feel your pain.

[@tavintesinclair]

I was born in 2001 and sometimes I always listen to old music especially from the 70s and this song is a prime example

[@MrBlueSkyMrNight]

Please check out most of my music lists.

[@tavintesinclair]

Linda Lieber thank you

[@wfd87]

what's a babykake

[@lindairvine50]

An older person would use this term to describe a much younger person. Babycake...an affectionate term too fro maybe a loved one or partner :)

[@neonabu]

Tavinte Sinclair I was born in 2004 and I wish that I was born in the 70s

[@johnstevenson2890]

One of the greatest tunes of the 70's,

[@davidnewman7331]

Long hot summer of 76 when things seamed calmer slower then now

[@mrmikespence1964]

"SOUL!FUNK! & JAZZ!MUSIC! IS "THE" GREATEST! MUSIC! MADE! I! KNOW! I "MADE" THIS! (THE! JAZZ!MAN)! *MIKE SPENCE!

[@J.R.__]

One of the greatest tunes, period.

[@fabiofatigati1834]

🙏❤

[@RichelleBremner]

John Stevenson I agree, it goes very well with Loves Unlimited Love Theme... excellent instrumentals 😊

[@peterlagroove6555]

the most beautiful musical period

[@lotusalstom5746]

I haven't heard this since I was a teenager in the 70's and it still makes the hairs on my back stand on end. What a privilege it was growing up in the 60's and 70's and being spoiled with such fantastic music. I'd go back in a heartbeat and leave this modern world behind - Anyone else feel this way?

[@elaineshelton5825]

Lotus Alstom ...Me Too... these Poor kids today won't, experience the times we had. I would love to transport back to the 70's for my last years. I don't care for today's world ..at all... We had such a wonderful time. ...no cell phones , no computers & all the crap that goes with computers. Life was good...

[@lotusalstom5746]

@@elaineshelton5825 - Totally agree! I don't know whether it was as much fun for adults back then, but growing up was a lot of fun.. If someone invents transportation before I peg it, I'll wait for you on my Chopper behind the bike shed (or should that be with my Chopper)?

[@sl4983]

Yes

[@josesantiagomenachoquezada3012]

Cada vez que lo escucho y veo el vídeo me contagia y me invita a bailar también,este gigante canción Instrumentada Titulado "EL APURADO"en Castellano,sigo soñando como en mis tiempos de Colegio,recordando perfectamente a mis compañeros de estudio y profesores de clase del Colegio Santa Maria Reina de Chimbote-PERÚ.¡Que dulce esos días de mi vida que nunca olvidare y a toda mi Humilde Familia conformada por mis Amado Padres don JOSE FAUSTO MENACHO ZAVALETA y doña MELCHORA MARIA QUEZADA DELGADO de MENACHO,entonces viva VAN ALLEN CLINTO McCOY, o Simplemente VAN McCoy,aunque muerto esta,vive en esta su composición lindisima.JSMQ.

[@bobsilver3983]

When the Disco era died, I was actually bummed! It was a great time!

[@andrepeoples8940]

Bob Silver how much fun was the disco era

[@kalihiwarhomes2177]

Me, too.

[@kev1413]

Totally agree souly

[@TibialPrune]

Im 15. I grew up with Disco thanks to my dad. and Actually Disco isn't quite dead. Electronic dance is actually another form of Disco

[@poweroffriendship2.0]

Well, Disco is already dead but at least there are some other genres related to Disco such as Nu Disco, Electronic, House, etc.

[@tavtest-w2g]

one of the 70s disco classics!!

[@ernieperu6563]

If you've ever had the pleasure of working in a disco in NYC...THIS is what I came to work everyday...Give me back those days...

[@Jaybird9x]

Ernie Peru I wish I could man. I wish I could.

[@redstar77]

Van McCoy was another in a line of great musicians from Washington, D.C.-Duke Ellington, John Fahey, Marvin Gaye, Peaches and Herb, many others.

[@TheSixOfSwords]

This is seriously the happiest video I've ever seen.

[@Megatron-1]

Con este vídeo me dan ganas de interpretar la danza nativa de mi etnia.

[@dominiquehochain2380]

Yesss

[@mirianhernandez2022]

lo mejor de lo mejor puro 70. Gracias por estos muy buenos recuerdos.

[@juanmanuelmartínezchávez431]

¿Porque nos sigue gustando este tipo de música? Gracias por la estupenda adaptación!

[@Anonymousaggro]

No matter how shitty I feel, this song always has the power to bring a smile to my face.

[@kyros7025]

yeah DA shit make you feel good

[@redcoat4348]

Great. Sure it isn't nostalgia. That stuff turns crap to tear jerkers.

[@musicplateau1]

+Jeffy Samuel You're missing a trick there pal; nostalgia isn't crap, not by a long chalk. Nosatlgia plants seeds, you gotta keep growin' 'over there, past the trees.....'....

[@redcoat4348]

Sean Flynn "Get it?"

[@Marquez2077]

+Sean Flynn lmao

[@gregorycanfield2797]

Call it disco, R & B, dance music, whatever. This is the greatest song of its kind, ever.

[@debdew7125]

It's the year 2024. I'm 72 years old! Talk about time travel! This song took me back to a time with very fond memories! ♥️💃♥️💃♥️💃♥️💃 Thank you!💙🎶💜🎶

[@LeighRichards27]

Left us 40 years ago today - at the ridiculously young age of 39. Thankfully the wonderful music he produced lives on.

[@musiclover5023]

I got a flashback hearing this one again, I was 13 years old in 1975 , it was a hot summer in the U.K that year, I had just received a brand spanking new 10 speed racing bike from my parents which made this song even better , oh the happy memories of a nice childhood !

[@hallieharker4384]

MusicLover What a nice memory!

[@juliespark2342]

I wish I could relive the 70's Brilliant Music

[@kimgarton4364]

close your eyes too another place and time

[@stuartwilliams4745]

I'd relive the 70's over and over again for all eternity and no regrets! The 70's included all my teenage years, a bit before and a bit after.

[@michaelespinoza3024]

Julie Crellin m

[@michaelespinoza3024]

me to

[@danielkeefe7973]

Julie Crellin me to 12 when this can out

[@ruleten9575]

Great video and song.

[@jordantaylor4800]

I Love The Flute , Trumpets , Drums , Guitar And The Beats In The Background Of That Song Too

[@MrSteff63]

Disco still rules... watch out for the all-time DJ TOP 700 Disco Songs.....

[@robsharp8633]

70s disco era has to be the greatest period to be a late teen early 20 something. great music,great clubs,beautiful women and for the ladies men that could throw a few shapes,cheap booze,barry white,bee gees,saturday night fever....i could go on.

[@MrBlueSkyMrNight]

Please checkout my DISCO music list.

[@mcpartridgeboy]

yes and women would date nice men !and wanted to be treated well !

[@strawberryseason]

It WAS the best time to be a young person, for sure. I was there.

[@samaduampoma2449]

Hey, strawberryeason: I just had to chime in here. You are 100% correct! It is good to see someone who actually "lived it" and was there, to tell about it in 2017. I am 52. So I was 14 in 1979 as an impressionable teenager, coming alive. Yes, I couldn't go to nightclubs. But I was "obsessed" with the music on the radio, every day. And I was really jealous (in a nice way) of all you 22 year olds, who would get ready to hit the nightclubs at 9pm with your great "Saturday Night Fever" 3 piece suits! By the way, I could do the night fever moves (to perfection) at 14 at home in the living room. I can still do it to this day. Haha! But the music was so full of love and joy. Every disco song was happy. Even the "slow songs" were happy. Case in point? "Reunited" by Peaches & Herb. Total classic! They also had that up-tempo hit called "shake your groove thing". Remember that one? Great memories. I am so happy that I was a teenager in 1979 and not 2017. I can't even imagine being influenced by rap/hip-hop with people rapping about "bitches/hos/niggas". Ouch! No way! In closing, a big thank you to YOU, and also the late Van McCoy (RIP), and all the other disco artists from the 70s (both living, and those that have passed away), for bringing me so much love and joy in my youth, and shaping my consciousness as a kid, to live and strive for a better tomorrow. Much appreciated. Wishing you a happy new year in 2018! Cheers, Sam.

[@strawberryseason]

Thanks for your comment, Sam! I was 19 in 1979, but at that time, the drinking age in the US in most states was 18, so we could get into clubs. I was going to clubs since 1978. (not to drink, to dance!) Such a great time to be young. People were not overweight then as much either. The digital amplification of today makes the music so invasive that it's unpleasant. We felt lovingly surrounded by music then in the clubs, but now it's like a sonic bass assault that invades you. Not pleasant.

[@neverumindwho]

Got this song in my head tonight, decided to listen to it here, so glad I did - got me up dancing, smiling and in a great mood now. Can't beat good dancing music.

[@robertacosta957]

THAT WAS REAL MUSIC BACK THEN LOVE THE 70'S 😁.

[@briandavilla1323]

Robert Acosta Yep. After the 60’s & 70’s, I pretty much lost interest.

[@danielbrazell413]

I would disagree

[@deannalulae3622]

I have been singing at a different nursing home once a week every month and wanted to make this month disco month. This song is definitely a winner as the seniors love to dance!

[@sl4983]

I think of our school dances in the cafeteria.

[@PhoenixRS93]

Being born in 1984, I have always been fond of the 70s era. I would do anything to live in the height of disco, go out on a Saturday in the freshest clothes with a pair of girls on my arm and we just dance the night away. I would love to do it. Maybe watching "Saturday Night Fever" made me feel like this but "the Hustle" is what the disco era was all about. I am/have always being jealous of people born in this era. It was an amazing time. It would have been more amazing to have lived through it!

[@robertglenn5398]

I am always amazed at people your age who pine for the period when I was young...and how I really miss it all. I just wonder what happened to the energy, the creativity and the fun of a much better time in history. This is why I watch this video often.

[@PhoenixRS93]

I know how you feel, brother! You are so lucky to be born in that time period. I miss the 80's and 90's but I can't imagine how awesome it was the be born during the 70's. Things have changed a lot and it makes me cry sometimes.

[@robertglenn5398]

Man, I was born in 1952...was 12 years old when the Beatles appeared on Ed Sullivan and within a year, Motown was just kickin our butts! The Four Tops were my absolute favorite...Motown really changed the state of things along with the British invasion...what a wonderful time it was to be alive! Man, I so miss it as I was in bands from 64-70 and daily I recall what a great time those years were.I'd give anything to live it all over.

[@stonelove919]

Phoenix, I am here to tell you that it was so awesome. I was a bartender in the late 70s and early 80s at several clubs and discos. The music, attitude, attire and energy were sky high. More fun than anything I have ever experienced. And the women loved to get on that floor and show it off!!!!!!

[@PhoenixRS93]

If I could make a time machine, damn!!! Lucky son of a guns lol.

[@annidumond6789]

at 60years old i love it!!!!! happys years are done.....

[@aquamarina6226]

Why cant we have such fun songs like this in today times . The Old times seem soo great.

[@MrBlueSkyMrNight]

Please checkout my DISCO music list.

[@rons5319]

iphones are taking us down

[@dalilinfant5170]

Aqua Marina "today times" i love that

[@elszavarella4618]

I could cry good memory

[@richardleigh9161]

What a great sound from the late great Van McCoy from 1975 The best year for music

[@pedroalvarez3844]

Todo un clásico, será una de las grandes temas que nunca morirán por su estilo que traspasó generaciones, saludos desde LIMA PERÚ, país donde se vivió la fiebre por esta hermosa música.

[@pedroalvarez3844]

Hoy 2019 es la preferida de mi hijo que tiene 8 años

[@cellpat2686]

Van McCoy: (1940 - 1979) He will live forever through this song.

[@nigelbeaumont1109]

I think this was one of the Songs that started Disco... I remember it vividly as I was about 12 or maybe 14. Still a Fabulous Tune. Those days are gone forever which is so sad.❤️

[@lvettesonai]

The fun days! I was 7 when this came out. We skated and even danced to this in gym class. I miss this era.

[@davidlynn3631]

I don't care want anybody said disco was the only music that made anyone feel like a star

[@musiccollector]

Released April 6, 1975 reaching #1 on July 26. Those were magical days,

[@DekuStickGamer]

Looking at this old footage, it makes me wonder if humans have lost the art of just having a good time...

[@NiceYoutuber]

and looking at it these days looks like they used movie maker

[@bruble14]

yep, with out a doubt

[@jeffking4176]

+brent ruble when we were dancing,we were not fighting each other

[@TM871]

We have.

[@beafbuger]

you gotta remember everyone was high off their minds

[@robertglenn5398]

Man, what a thrill it was to learn after 40 years that one of my all-time favorite drummers, Steve Gadd, is playing on this great work. No wonder this song hit me where it counts when first listening. Over and over again, I had to hide behind headphones as I listened repeatedly to drum licks that fascinated me. I had to hide because my rock purist peers would have removed my pants and sent me running down Seattle's Third Avenue as punishment for having listened to disco.

[@rjmcallister1888]

+robert glenn Indeed, Steve Gadd was, and still is, one of New York's top studio drummers. He played on just about anything, from rock to disco to even Barry Manilow! Your Rock buddies would have had you run down I-5 starkers for that!

[@robertglenn5398]

RJ McAllister Oh, man I am serious. There were some in our group of loosely organized bands that would not tolerate disco. Most of their attitude stemmed from having lost many clubs to disco, meaning no more paying gigs here. All suburban clubs went disco leaving the downtown and University District areas the only place for live entertainment for some years. If I'd been smart, I'd of done the wise thing and become, like Gadd, a studio player. Much more secure career wise, that 's for sure.

[@robertglenn5398]

I was so knocked on my butt when I discovered it is in fact Gadd on The Hustle. For years, I thought I could detect his unique high-hat, snare work. It wouldn't surprise me that the man is on every other recorded work.

[@robertglenn5398]

Oh, yeah. So uncertain was I initially, that I googled the production information on this work...all the musicians, studio where recorded, etc...and there he is credited as drummer, Steve Gadd. He is truly a versatile drummer...plays run of the mill rock, disco with his unique signature and so impressed was Paul Simon, Gadd became his prefered go to guy. Saw him in Seattle when Eric Clapton came to town...Kept looking at this drummer thinking, that sure looks like Gadd, however, after 30 seconds into the first number, there was no doubt. Nobody makes love to the high-hat and snare like Gadd. Cripes, who needs fancy fills when he lays it all down so?

[@robertglenn5398]

Initially, I was sure it was Jim Gordon because the two share similarities. I wonder how often I've been wrong over the years crediting someone for a work they had nothing to do with, taking the word of another who was as wrong as me? "Ah, man...I'm an expert on drummers...take my word for it...it's so and so"...NOT!

[@jeremypearson6852]

So so sad that they don’t make music like this anymore, I truly believe it brings people together.

[@sl4983]

Well all people have to do is pull out a boom box and play it.

[@patpeters6331]

@@sl4983 🤣 Boombox??? In 2023 it's on their phones.

[@edilsonarruda210]

The Hustle is one of the most loved easy listening classics from Disco era. Strings, brass and vocals reached the perfection in this heavenly piece of music.