wow i was looking … wow i was looking for this song for the longest time, i heard it first on a taping of “late night with Conan O’brien(2007) then when daniel radcliffe came out for an interview and they played this song for “equus” i got the connection later on “horse” lol sorry but the max weinberg 7 band played it really well, i liked that version compared to the original, again apologies, its good either ways…
At my school we … At my school we play this song for pep band. But our arrangement is way different, still instantly recognizable though. It’s one of my favorite songs we play.
This brings back … This brings back alot of memories, this version was the fight song from my high school, our mascot was the chargers (as in a mustang horse)
Robert and Ethel … Robert and Ethel Kenney may very well have won a dance contest to this tune. However, Robert Kennedy was killed about a MONTH before Ethel Kennedy gave birth to their last child. Interesting bit of information, though.
There are lyrics to … There are lyrics to this song. It was written by Jesse James and he did eventually lay vocals down for it but as the story I always heard was Jesse didn’t make the session for whatever reason and the backing musicians who later became known as MFSB in the 70’s recorded the track as an instrumental and intended it to just be the “B” side of course as we know rock & roll history it became the “A” side. You can hear Jesse’s version on YouTube. Odd to hear it after all these years as an instrumental
Now this was the … Now this was the beat that every High school band in the south jams to during night time football games and its call the battle of the bands.
Cliff Nobles & Co. – The
I learned this as a …
I learned this as a teenage in my first band. Sounds really fast now but back then it was bumping.
@latino7604 That …
@latino7604 That would be fun.
ahhh soul music
ahhh soul music
wow i was looking …
wow i was looking for this song for the longest time, i heard it first on a taping of “late night with Conan O’brien(2007) then when daniel radcliffe came out for an interview and they played this song for “equus” i got the connection later on “horse” lol sorry but the max weinberg 7 band played it really well, i liked that version compared to the original, again apologies, its good either ways…
I remember dancing …
I remember dancing to this in high school..Milby High in Houston TX around 1968.
AWESOME!!!
AWESOME!!!
im 22…i had a …
im 22…i had a huge obsession with this song growing up LOL i still love to dance to it. its amazing
¡Gracias por tu …
¡Gracias por tu comentario, MachuPicchuTours-san!!
Otaku3 (*^_^)b
SUPER A+ Classic!!! …
SUPER A+ Classic!!!!!!!!
Saludos from MACHU PICCHU Peru!
super listening and …
super listening and dance song.
I remember that the …
I remember that the band at the San Diego Chargers games would play this for all kickoffs in 1969.
1:25 is the Father …
1:25 is the Father of the most influential breakbeat in Musical History. The “Amen Break”. AWESOME
I repeat,
in …
I repeat,
in different words of course… The guitar is sweet!!!
At my school we …
At my school we play this song for pep band. But our arrangement is way different, still instantly recognizable though. It’s one of my favorite songs we play.
Love it!!!
Love it!!!
This brings back …
This brings back alot of memories, this version was the fight song from my high school, our mascot was the chargers (as in a mustang horse)
just wanna get up …
just wanna get up and dance when i hear this song
Robert and Ethel …
Robert and Ethel Kenney may very well have won a dance contest to this tune. However, Robert Kennedy was killed about a MONTH before Ethel Kennedy gave birth to their last child. Interesting bit of information, though.
You’re welcome, …
You’re welcome, Shepardswatch-san!!
Otaku3 (*^_^)b
love it …
love it brings back alot of great memorys loved the song back than still love it now great quality video thanks
To thesahidayat85- …
To thesahidayat85-san,
I blocked your account after having deleted it promptly because you posted the comment totally irrelevant to this song.
60otaku3
Thank you for …
Thank you for detailed data on this song, radioman66-san!!
Otaku3 (^_^)/
There are lyrics to …
There are lyrics to this song. It was written by Jesse James and he did eventually lay vocals down for it but as the story I always heard was Jesse didn’t make the session for whatever reason and the backing musicians who later became known as MFSB in the 70’s recorded the track as an instrumental and intended it to just be the “B” side of course as we know rock & roll history it became the “A” side. You can hear Jesse’s version on YouTube. Odd to hear it after all these years as an instrumental
Now this was the …
Now this was the beat that every High school band in the south jams to during night time football games and its call the battle of the bands.
I play this in pep …
I play this in pep band! XD