WE THOUGHT K C WAS BLACK!! K C & THE SUNSHINE BAND - THAT'S THE WAY I LIKE IT 1975 (REACTION)

[@williamh4172]

There *was* a lot more love back then. The world has been divided by continuous psychological operations pulled off by the psycopaths that run this place. Most of what you have been taught to believe is a lie.

[@cynthiam.rossershay7373]

TRUTH

[@maverickblackhorse3068]

Yeah, I recall the disco-tech scene on Friday night downtown.

[@Classicjack228]

It was a great time I was young never be a decade like I wish I could go back but !

[@kdm71291]

Yes, it’s disco…and yes, it’s a classic!

[@RobotWillie]

The problem is you could be lying too about most things being a lie. You just have to be yourself and go with the flow of what you believe in. Its up to you to believe. I get what you mean though, yet I also probably disagree with you on what some things are lies and agree on others. But I won't get into politics right now. The meaning I am getting from you I tend to think you are right because I get the gist of what you are referring to. And the gist I am getting at is I do believe the Holocaust isn't a lie or Covid. If you get my drift, your talking about lies that have divided people which yes, that has happened plenty. But some stuff thats talked about having happened between races,religions and countries have not been lies, but we should not let that divide us but rather learn from it and bring us closer. I just feel that statement is over simplified in my opinion. The lies exist but people have decided to let things divide us more than they should be it truth or lie. Even the truth shouldn't lead to as much division as it seems to have happened.

[@nooceluap7760]

"Is KC our Ivory Brother" - that's a beautiful comment!

[@sandyleewhite]

I was thinking the same thing!

[@seansimms8503]

Yes he is.

[@EGH181]

Straight up

[@gabriellewilliams1315]

Affirmative. His other music sounds like a white person. But we loved it. I was a toddler but had 7 older siblings

[@ChristosM]

I loved it too!

[@denisekeary8229]

Growing up in that era, we did not care if a band or musician was black, white, or whatever. We cared about their amazing music and appreciated their shear talent.

[@williamwilson6499]

Sheer.

[@rustybear5125]

I grew up in this era as well and you my friend are 100% correct!

[@lynnhafferkamp6054]

It was the 70s; ironically people, or more progressive, and got along a hell of a lot. Better back then.

[@juliedunne2726]

Exactly right, we didnt see colour! We just dug each others music!

[@Thegoodlife007]

Well said! We just wanted to have fun.

[@julieford8788]

Its cool. Those of us around in the 70’s didn’t focus on color… just great music. He has many great songs. ❤️❤️

[@elisageorge1798]

I'm a 70's teenager. .. Depends on area you lived in, on the color didn't matter thing.

[@jeri-annabbott1896]

sadly there were still too many people in charge who looked at colour and went out of their way to make life hard for POC.

[@brendabernstein286]

Abso-freaking-lutely

[@tspot816]

Well said, and so true.

[@faith2xxx]

No one was accusing anyone of "cultural appropriation" either. The music was fire and that's all that mattered.

[@georgemaster4225]

To all the young people who are listening to the music us 50+ folks enjoyed, unlimited thanks! Much love to all!

[@jeffmorse645]

I love the fact that KC and the Sunshine Band was black, white, Hispanic - had everyone represented. I sometimes think things were going better in the 70s than now.

[@Anon-cv7ru]

Guess what they didn't have back then... no internet and social media 🤣

[@rustybear5125]

@@Anon-cv7ru Exactly!

[@vjordan1709]

I believe that it was better then. Such a change in fifty years.

[@chrispickett3092]

You see back then, it didn't matter your color, we didn't let the media and politicians divide us. It was simply about the jam.

[@MH-fb5kr]

plus, most of us were really POOR.

[@butters395]

being in elementary school and having our little AM radios and loving hearing KC...abba....kiss... Steve miller (fly like an eagle)... heatwave... fleetwood mac...hot chocolate...rose royce etc......as a white kid...i knew what good music was ! 😉

[@chrispickett3092]

@@butters395 hell yeah...AM ....you know what's up. Nuff Said

[@MrFreedomismyname]

It is still like that today. Turn off the news. Turn on the healing vibes

[@CarolynStewart-v5q]

And the jam tasted really good!

[@waynepuckett5839]

Color is blind to Soul✌🤘👆🔥🌽🍞

[@rafehr1378]

LOVE

[@dawnsterzing594]

Music in general.

[@ejdiii333]

color is blind in all good music.

[@dbsti3006]

Soul Train had everyone of every ethnicity dancing together having a good time. In many cases, nobody knew what color the band was, nor did anyone care. If you had funk or soul as a band... you just had it.

[@pisces228]

It breaks my heart to see what has happened to the unity in our country because of politics. I'm 51. I grew up in the 70s and 80s in a suburb of San Diego, and YES, we all got along so well! Hanging out with people of all races and backgrounds was normal, and we liked each other. The music was awesome and we all had a great time. The media and politicians have done a heck of a job trying to divide us, which is why I love to watch music reactions, because the reactors and viewers are overwhelmingly positive. I appreciate your uplifting energy. Cheers!

[@KINGKING-wr4of]

You're sick and delusional ..there's never been unity neither will be in the future America will be destroyed saith the Lord

[@annycat4208]

I know right...how could all these people not know this music???

[@socalgurl01]

There was racism back then. Dont be naive.

[@socalgurl01]

@@Bigrobkerr Ok I think my dad who's black knows more that you would.

[@socalgurl01]

@@KateBee123 um no there's discrimination.

[@ronstevens8733]

The 70’s was a great decade just to have fun! Great bands, great singers, without the help of machines helping them to sing. Real musicianship.

[@rw3344]

Yes, but he did NOT try to play it off as his real voice. He and everyone knew it was his voice modified to create a new sound.

[@davidcooley275]

I think you missed the point where the band is playing...that is Soul Train a national tv broadcast in the 70's. A white artist had to be real good to be invited.

[@rafehr1378]

INDEED.

[@donnavickers6058]

I loved watching Soul Train. I didn't know or care about black vs white. Just knew I loved their music. We skated to it too.

[@brucedillinger9448]

Yep. Not a lot of white artists on Soul Train. Can only recall Bowie and Elton off hand.

[@bluebear1985]

I think Gino Vannelli was one of the first white artists to appear on the show. He was on there on a few different occasions, and did a great job every time.

[@kkarnet]

Correct. 2 things I watched every week. Soul Train and American Bandstand. Every day there was a dance show on Detroit Public Television called "The Scene" It was a club dance show. WGPR. You can see some on YT.. Cheers my family.

[@edward5750]

The entire decade of the 70s was a vibe and that's the way we liked it 😉🎸🎷🎺🎹🎶

[@rons3634]

I always loved watching the horns sections. Those guys just lit it up with the sound and dancing.

[@nitewatchman1576]

You should of seen them in 75 at the Ohio. State Fair. Free concert with K.C. AND THE SUNSHINE BAND AND THE OHIO PLAYERS. DAMN THE HORNS EERE BLOWIN' THAT NIGHT. YOU COULD HEAR THEM ON THE MOON.

[@ka-bar5060]

This is 100% Disco and it was loved by everyone back in the day. Here I am at 53 hearing this great jam once again and smiling.

[@Cchan53]

71 still loving it!!!❤🎶☮️

[@ratfinkie62]

Funk, actually.

[@proudarmymom8657]

Need to check out “I’m your boogie man” and “get down tonight” and yes that is KC whose real name Harry Wayne Casey!

[@SueK51]

Never saw Harry without a smile on his face. Great memories from a great band!

[@sherri7547]

He was the man for the band music.

[@stanleypoole1786]

KC's last hit Please Don't Go. Check it out!

[@proudarmymom8657]

@@stanleypoole1786 corny video but good song

[@sherri7547]

@@stanleypoole1786 Hi Stanley, if we didn't hear it on our own, my uncle sure made us listen to KC. He is a big fan of his, along with Parliament Funkadelic. If the flashlight in my house is not used for a good reason, I don't care to see it. My crazy uncle came to my mothers house acting like he was George Clinton with the flashlight (pulling the curtain close, and mommy was at work) well she came home early and it was over. 🤣🤣Everyone got in trouble acting like they were at a Parliament concert (house full of his friends, my brothers and cousins as everyone had a flashligh). Everybody got in trouble except me. We may have had fun but nothing is like my mother being piss off. However, it was funny to me to see them running out the back door when she was coming through the front.😂😂

[@CarolynStewart-v5q]

Kc and the Sunshine band were a hit machine back in the 1970's. His band is so tight which makes his songs so irresistable. Ebony and Ivory in the Sunshine band is what makes his music so good!

[@robb9395]

Back in the 70's...when I was in high school...we used to say there was "good disco" and "bad disco"...KC was AWAYS on the "good" side. That horn section! Man oh man!! And color didn't matter...it was just plain fun!

[@seanswinton6242]

This horn band brought choreography to the concert stage.

[@donnabruhn6907]

It was all good ☺️

[@donpietruk1517]

It was more disco/funk than pure disco with KC

[@GeorgeLennon100]

Please bring this type of music back with all the love from all colors. I was around when this song was out and still yearn for this genre to come back. Much love to all.

[@jacqueline4514]

KC wrote all his songs, as well!! Yep, it's Disco/Funk

[@nichollsriggot925]

KC got all the credit but don't forget Rick Finch input to the band aswell

[@blkpanther11]

​@@nichollsriggot925This is True

[@DarthMohammedRules]

Live disco performances all look sooo amazing. There's like 10-15 people on stage, playing their instruments, singing, dancing, all wearing bright clothes/sequins/rhinestones, and looking like they're having a party or something. I can't even begin to imagine what it was like backstage and/or at the afterparty.

[@matthewhunt7665]

My dad went to high school with Casey in South Florida thank you for listening to him I love you guys y'all keep rocking it like Elvis

[@29stmarksrd]

Hialeah High School

[@annettespradlin4945]

He's the bomb. I want to see KC and the Sunshine Band before I die.

[@dinellewatson1507]

I just moved just of Hialeah. I was born in the 80s but I saw KC & Sunshine Band back in 2013 in New York.

[@jenniferward2731]

Isn't this fun!!! I was born in 63, and loved me some KC and the Sunshine Band!!! I was a military brat, and lived all over the wotld...the divisiveness was planned and executed against the people of this world, time to take our nation back. Love you guys!!

[@cajunsushi]

Who planned this?

[@ffjsb]

EVERYBODY knew K C was White back in the day. You'd see him on "Soul Train", "Midnight Special", "American Bandstand" back in the day.

[@Fakename70]

But, I bet still not everyone knows Finch is white, too.

[@unndunn1]

I didn’t know he was white. When I first heard it on the radio I thought he was black.

[@ffjsb]

@@unndunn1 You must not have had a TV set...

[@unndunn1]

@@ffjsb 🙄

[@rosahacketts1668]

yeI had no idea - I was 9 years of age.

[@KingCobra1968]

4:37 Yep, great band with mixed people making beautiful music together. I love it.

[@kimquinten5298]

You are so right the seventies had the best music it was a great time to be young glad I was a part of it!

[@xf2gscorsair]

Oh hell no ! That is flat out flattery. Nice compliment. Thank you. The dance was The Bump

[@usmc-veteran73-77]

The 70s music was great. 1975, when this played I was a 20 yr old United States Marine. KC and The Sunshine Band was heard throughout the squad bay.....Blacks and Whites. Send me back to 1975. Semper Fi

[@hiphoplover1974]

Thank you for your service sir. 🇺🇲

[@LynnLillie]

Thank you for your honorable service 🇺🇸🎶

[@usmc-veteran73-77]

@Celo 74 thank you so much I appreciate that. It was an honor to serve our great Nation.

[@usmc-veteran73-77]

@Lynn Carter Lynn thank you. I always tell people the same thing. It was an honor to serve our great Nation and our beloved Marine Corps. Semper Fidelis

[@p.j.morris]

K.C. and the sunshine band is one of my all time favorite groups. Great reaction Mel and Shawn.

[@susanfigueroa872]

Aw hell! You don't have to apologize! The bulk of disco was black artists! KC and the Bee Gees being two of the exceptions!

[@marilynk30]

And Wild Cherry's Play That Funky Music!

[@badhabitbabbitt7655]

Don't forget ABBA

[@richardcogbill6791]

@@badhabitbabbitt7655 and AWB.

[@robinfry4408]

Bee Gees ruled disco

[@neighborhoodcatlady6094]

@@marilynk30 yup, got their album. Great dance tune 🎶🎶

[@BobBlanchardMarketer]

Love those brothers on the horns! The sistas are rocking it ❤️🎼

[@tammyjackson3113]

18 year's old dancing in the club's what a great time it was😎

[@mgrella63]

KC was the one who really got the Disco sound off the ground!!! He made everyone jump up and dance! Glad your enjoying the music from the 70s!! Im so glad I grew up back then and heard it all first hand!!

[@blackkatt777]

You're not alone. Lots of people thought he was too. Even though he found the black funk, he still had cosigners all around him. Believe me, it gave him a good foot in the black community door...hence him being on Soul Train. He was definitely a real one though. You can tell he truly felt the funk. The 70's was definitely influenced by the Funk. People were getting high, having crazy sex cuz of the birth control revolution and learning to love their afros...be it a black, white, Asian, Jewish and Latino afro...people were learning how to get down together in the name of funk. Disco and Rock n Roll of that era had some influences from funk too. Lots of creative times back then. Of course I know things in retrospect. I was a kid back then, but the music has been a staple in our evolution into a mindset of "One nation under the Groove" as they used to say.

[@3912James]

I wasn't too surprised that KC is Caucasian. I grew up listening to the Doobie Brothers, Hall & Oats, Elton John. They were white performers who had a lot of soul.

[@marvredwolf]

Born in 62 and this is what we listened to when we were at the roller skating rink ..love this, brings back so many great memories thank guys

[@markmyers6472]

1975... the heart of the disco era....

[@Mr17051963]

Here’s an ivory brother from Brazil who loves you both, guys!!! Best wishes ♥️✌️

[@johnlane579]

In my opinion, mixed bands create some of the most unique and inspiring music ever, not necessarily the best, but unique. Shout to Sly Stone for instance.

[@jalawoods1192]

I'm a child of the 60 grew up on the music of the 60s 70s and 80s In my opinion Sly Stone was just a teeny teeny little bit ahead of his time ! His music more like came out almost towards the end of the '60s going into the 70's And that's when the music and the music industry itself started shifting ! But I am glad that I was able to experience the time that it did come out. Sly Stone don't get his just do ! Just Sayin

[@aprilparsons7519]

They need to start making music like this again. We had it so good when I was a teen, KC, Bee Gees, we partied hard and had lots of fun everything was awesome.

[@lanibarnett1176]

K.C. and The Sunshine Band were 🔥I always enjoyed the energy and moves The Horn Section Brought! 💪💪💪💪💃💜

[@davidransom4703]

if you notice he puts the horn section up front those cats were amazing considered the best

[@wendell6468]

i used to have a bike, with what folks called a boom-box, strapped to the handlebars by a cord on it. it had a cassette player on it. rode around town with this song blasting way past 10. great times!!! 😂😂🔥🔥👏👏👏👏👏

[@AvindDeMaros]

Great music transcends any race. I still remember when I first saw The Phoenix Horns (of Earth Wind and Fire) play live with Phil Collins on one of Phil's solo tours I was absolutely blown away by the amazing sound they created live in concert. That lead me to enjoying some Earth Wind and Fire. Great music transcends all boundaries.

[@sheldontaylor2002]

Phil said his songs like One More Night were influenced by him listening to Jacksons albums

[@hazelanglin5907]

Back in the day when I was a teenager. I danced to this tune every day

[@rosahacketts1668]

I too was 'shocked' some 18 years ago when I was watching a TV music show in the UK and saw KC was white! Shocked like you two. The band wasn't formed on racial lines but guys coming together to perform. I've notice KC looks annoyed when interviewers have even suggested the band was formed to bring races together. No it was formed because of a shared love of music.

[@tompadilla9620]

My cousin introduced me to KC and the sunshine band with this old skool jam when i was 5 years old. I fell in love with there music.

[@elee1086]

Back in the day we would watch American Bandstand with the commodors and Soul Train with ABBA and KC. Back when were intergrated and equal. Before big music corps re-segregated the music by race.

[@upyerkilt6042]

I love the 70s music too. It seems like this was played at every wedding.

[@feferosette]

React to "Im Your Boogie Man" by K C and Sunshine Band. That's a good video.

[@djcmusic9692]

Music has no color just love ❤

[@rebeccarockchik6704]

Keep going down this rabbit hole! KC and em was amazing back in the day. Had the biggest crush on him too. ✌❤

[@GrumpyOldGuyPlaysGames]

You're way away from being the firsts person to make that mistake. Don't fret over it. Just proves that funk is for everybody. Yet another great musical group from Florida. We have produced some of the best.

[@tspot816]

Funk lives forever.

[@MH-fb5kr]

Makes me smile and move my body… thanks❗️

[@joanndowers5080]

Let's go back to the love each other years. Best time of my life. Glad I was a big part of it all!!! KC and his Sunshine Band rocked!!!

[@vanderhoff80]

Omg, Mel is right. This song rocked the discos. We all got along. Loved each other.❤

[@donpietruk1517]

And the roller rinks back in the day. Lol

[@f.murphy8340]

"Let's call a spade a spade." Unintentionally hilarious.

[@raulalas9996]

I love this song I used to go to the Disco club and Dance this song live at the Disco club thank you Guys for your Reactions, God bless you all.

[@mountaingator7673]

One of the best and most definitive grooves of the 70's .. this one takes me wayyyyyyy back to my youth!! Love to see the joy and smile on your faces listening to this one - great reaction!!

[@michaelarrowood4315]

Yes - KC is "Casey." And he was brilliant putting together a great band with so much talent. His voice was perfect for that disco/funky sound, and with the horns the backup singers the guitars the drums... it all worked! Loved your reaction video, thank you!

[@anessalyn1035]

it's okay it happens a lot, KC, the Bee Gees, the Righteous Brothers, a couple others. At first, I used to be like what? but I've come to realize not everyone grew up with the same types of music. That your discovering all these new music eras is what really matters. LOL the 70s was the age of love, peace and woodstock

[@krissanders987]

I’m still confused how anyone would get confused over all them. I hear most these musicians on radio growing up, and I never thought anyone of them weren’t white. Bee gees sounded like high pitched British dudes, KC just a 70’s pop rock sound. Righteous brothers I found 2 years ago and I’m still wondering why ppl get confused.

[@budinich7]

Also I thought Ambrosia was a black band as well but later I saw them in a video and went "What??" LOL

[@weksheddweller]

Huey Lewis is another 🤘

[@anessalyn1035]

@@richardlacey4923 which line? they're not the only reactors to think that about KC and Mel mentioned it in another video.

[@johnlloyddy7016]

And don't forget Rick Astley. Everyone thought the guy who sang the now iconic Rickroll song was black when it first came out back in the late 80s, me included.

[@glorialefevre9981]

Don’t apologize Mel. I’m just glad you kids get it. Music comes from the heart and there’s no color, culture, we just boogie to it. And yes! We were party animals in the 70s! I have GenZ grandchildren that love this music and listen to it today.

[@TheJimprez]

How could we take it wrong? Ivory brother? I LIKE that, sounds poetic... And being told you thought it had to be a black man with that groove ? Compliment!!! The beat is sick. ... What's not to like???

[@kathdavies1220]

KC and the Sunshine Band was a very apt name bc their music always made you feel happy.

[@chrissiegle1065]

A lot of these videos were filmed for the show Soul Train... It was a weekly show that featured the top ten artists every week.. It started as a black show, but yes, everyone watched it... Every color.. Not only could you hear and see the bands, you hit to see all the latest dance moves lol.. A definite favorite among younger people of the day... One of my favs back then ❤ 💙 💜 💖

[@gbcb6541]

I LOVE it when couples are playful with each other! It makes for such a happy marriage and relationship! You just got a new sub! Don't stop doing this!!!

[@RoadHammer1972]

Story time. December 1976, I was 4 years old and growing up in Tampa Florida. My parents who were 20 and 21 when I was born took me to see KC and the Sunshine Band at Disney World. My mom was pregnant with my sister. I tell that story every time someone reacts to KC! One of my favs to this day

[@robertmcanespie4998]

Great tune, there is so many of us blue eyed soul boys who love our brown brothers and sisters, collective love of the music.xxxx

[@tracycartwright3340]

You guys are so much fun to watch. Love these reactions! Gotta do some more disco (yes, this is disco LOL). Donna Summer would be a good choice.

[@angelwings7930]

They both have nice vibes. 👍

[@mamachicken1548]

I was a kid in the 70's and KC and the sunshine band was my favorite!!! They did so many cool songs!! I Loved their music!!! And it made you want to dance!!

[@rebeccalipps8007]

Some people diss Disco, but it was a fun, funky dance groove.

[@joselyndavis847]

But people got tired if listening to the same beat, same format for 10 years. People held disco record burning parties

[@joselyndavis847]

@@eileencastillo6323 well I guess yours is the only opinion that matters then lok

[@joselyndavis847]

@@eileencastillo6323 disco should've been bullied wasn't the groups and singers bullied into disco by the record producers and cos

[@joselyndavis847]

@@eileencastillo6323 unless the radio format was not top 40 your music wasn't put in the rotation very often

[@joselyndavis847]

@@eileencastillo6323 but it worked, didn't it. Even some bigwigs hated it

[@casst346]

oh back in the 70's we danced to disco all night! we thought the nights would never end! usually till 2:00am..

[@justjudijjb3455]

In the 70’s we would watch Soul Train on Saturday mornings & try to copy the dance moves. I think I had this on vinyl for my record player 😄

[@carltonmcclellan9076]

I love the 70s. Awesome song. Go KC. I’m 67 the best decade 🎉❤. 1/1/23

[@Lolo-zs2eo]

Got me up dancing. Love this song. This is disco. Dancing music.

[@russellyoung1262]

We didn't care who you were, we all partied our ass off TOGETHER!! AND WE LOVED!! Couldn't wait for Thursday and partied til Sunday....

[@jog8483]

I love when we're surprised by the race of a singer. It means it really doesn't matter in music. And in the 70s, there were lots of GREAT bands that were mixed race: The Doobie Brothers, Rufus & Chaka Khan and KC & The Sunshine Band.

[@waukivorycopse2402]

Damn straight, there were plenty of mixed ethnicity groups in the 50s and 60s too, they were usually excellent, The Pyramids, The Del Vikings, The Impalas, Sly and the Family Stone,The Chamber's Brothers.

[@naanuethornton2961]

Wild Cherry as well

[@jog8483]

@@waukivorycopse2402 I didn't know Sly & The Family Stone was mixed. Interesting. Thanks.

[@misskitty8510]

I was a teenager during that time and this was one of my bands! A white family but my mom had a white curly afro! The bump was the dance! That's the way, uhuh! 🎺🎹🎵

[@marlecmarine5393]

Love this band, close my eyes and l'm back in 1975......l am from the UK and this was a big hit back then, the boys in the brass section were sensational.....😃 'l'm your boogie man' next. please....

[@carolannpacificadam1944]

Best times ever!!!!!! People liked each other and nothing but love for you " !!!!

[@CrazyK64]

The drummer..his name was porky..an amazing talent and friend..I miss his energy and humor..He ended up in nw Arkansas playing drums for The Cate Brothers I think only a handful of people knew he was KCs drummer. He did not want folks to make a fuss..he told me it was a chaotic mess to travel with that many entertainers. Great reaction..and damn girl your hair looks amazing!

[@robertolima3055]

THIS WORLD WE NEVER CHANGE, BUT MUSIC IS ALL WE GOT......CHERISH IT AND LOVE IT

[@reneroberson2784]

I grew up in that Era back then it was beautiful no one saw color it was great Music and great friends and so much love.. As a sixty-year-old woman I keep praying for those beautiful times to come back and not see a color or race.. I absolutely adore you two.. I watch you all the time.. sorry it took so long to get to this one.. I've been doing so many of these reaction videos and then I come across this and I was so excited..😊❤❤

[@michelleheimbuch6322]

Back in the 70's any song KC& the Sunshine band did was blasting at the roller rink great song to skate to!!

[@jamesmacroberts9441]

That is the greatest horn section...EVER. Man, brings back memories!!!!!

[@michaelbatton3720]

K.C. was originally from Baltimore, Md. He know lives in Carey, NC and still performs also produces music.

[@johnpollard744]

Love the horn section, back up singers, band, and singer. Totally awesome.

[@1stpageplacementNet]

Yes gurrrrrrrl...KC is my husband (in my mind) So Soulful and Talentd. This Band is Timeless and 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@p.j.morris]

Yes KC is our ivory bro awesome reaction love to you both.

[@jamielandis4308]

It’s cool. Not many white guys have that much funk. Gotta love KC! Only the BeeGees and Donna Summer were more disco than KC.

[@499PUCK]

I was introduced to KC back stage after a show. A very nice, humble guy.

[@wilshade]

Anybody who went to a true 70s party back then never remembered anything from said party. You had to piece together the clues from the stains on your clothing, which, half the time, wasn't the clothing you swore you went out with. This quickly led us to invent selfies using a Polaroid camera.

[@SaPiek]

Everybody loved "Soul Train". Even my grandmother loved watching it Saturday mornings.

[@aprilstewart5929]

This is vintage disco. And hearing it again in good quality sound reproduction, I'm realizing how good the musicians were.

[@kurtsherrick2066]

When the Bands played it was so cool to watch. Earth, Wind, Fire were awesome live.

[@kingbeat101]

The 70's were great times for music..Glad you guys are digging it..!!!

[@ritasummitt2407]

Excellent song. Love and respect.

[@29stmarksrd]

I was so blessed. I was a kid growing up in Miami and this guy, barely in his 20s, out of Hialeah, puts out hit after hit. His music (funk) helped me through some tough times.

[@thaler6363]

I was born in 1964 and raised in Miami too.

[@pattymckitrick7436]

❤Unity is a choice. Sometimes it means rebelling against the system that is determined to divide us. We unite in spite of them. We're all brothers and sisters. ❤❤

[@LoveYourKitties]

Just found your channel, and you guys are fun. Great reaction to a song by a band I grew up with, and still creates good feelings for me now so many years later. Music brings us all together, no matter how different we are. Much love, and have a great holiday season guys!

[@sweetjunegirl]

KC and the SS band is fabulous! Saw them live. Great!!