Top tune at the TWISTED WHEEL old wheeler 6i-71 ktf

Astounding ,Amazing Acrobatics wow wow the way they do flips, spins drops and splits is just out of this world. 👏👍

Superb.

great song so fast and even stoned it was hard to keep going

SUPERIOR Amazingly Talented...BRAVO!!! TFS😘

How pure was the amphete,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,we all thought we we're doing these moves at one nighters or another Still unbelievable fantastic moves and footwork

@sheiladavis6523

3 жыл бұрын

Who are these guys ? Simply Breath Taking 🕺🤸🏆🕺🎈 I have saw videos of The Nicolas Brothers but not these guys May 15,2021

@nickbeynon5078

3 жыл бұрын

Have a noseful of cocavola and shake those Monday blues

@kevincomery1634

Жыл бұрын

N yea it was then n now lol early 70s from youth club to nighters what a journey of life we all had still the same m8s lost a few along our way .dj Sam Moore jennette brownie tonk all the crew thanks for the craic it never stopped .respect to all.

some of those moves are just breath taking!!!!!!!!

Totally brilliant! Thanks for the video. I used to dance the night away to such classic tunes.

Never get tired of watching this.KTF

Bloody glad I came across all this excellent

The Berry Brothers and the Four Step Brothers are sensacional

super tracks Doc much appreciated thanks

Different lives, but to have met these men, wow only if I could have, Perfection x

Spitzen Song....Meine Welt.....Discomusik....Tanzen bis zum umfallen....Glückstadt...Eckernförde.....Kiel....Marinezeiten die nie zurück kommen werden....viele wunderbare Erinnerungen... 04.12.1970

One of my top sound 👠👞🍣 from the Wheel 💯

Those guys as well as the Nicolas Brothers were outrageously good. Loved them. There was a rare dance number with the Nicolas Brothers in derbys. Can't find it. If anybody has it or can post it, please do.

@docludiTWISTEDSOUL

Жыл бұрын

I'm not sure but you may find it among the Nicholas Brothers playlist on the Docludi2 channel. www.youtube.com/@docludi2

I heard a story that they battled the Nicholas Brothers at the Cotton Club or something like that and that they were going at it. Jumping off the walls, Splits off the balconey etc etc etc. It must have been amazing. Too bad no camera were there to capture it

@JbBarnes88

6 жыл бұрын

Andro Libre ikr!!!! Just imagine seeing that battle oh boyyyy😊😊😊

Love this!

Brilliant music great vid what dancing wow

wonderful groove

Amazing acrobatics. I remember hearing this at the Wheel in Manchester. I now see where much of if the dance style came from. Fascinating. I only went twice in 1969. I didn’t like the drugs scene though I loved the music. ❤

Love it!

Totally amazing

rare footage of the detroit wheels,loved mitch ryder in the background not only singing ,but arranging the house band as well,cliff richard emulated this performance, at the london palladium but sadly fell into the orchestra pit, ar good memories,

Amazing entertainers. Thank you for posting.

Great stuff doc

amazing video

fantastic.

Brilliant.

Brilliant

Wonderful x

Pure class

Gold.

Belting tunes and video :)

Now I see where the original Northern Soul dance style probably originated. Great movers!

wow!!!

Unfortunately, these lads where born in the wrong era. If they where around when the Casino was going... they would have would shown everyone what real Northern Soul dancing was all about. Just brilliant.🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🎻🎶🎵🎼🎼🎻🎸🥁🎷🎺

Excellent.

Cool thanks

Remember Growing up in South Carolina and getting my haircut at ELITE BARBER SHOP by THREE MEN OF COLOR ..TAFT, WILLIE & MOSE while JASPER did all the Shoeshines in the late 50,s & the early sixties.

need reviving

COOL X

these fkers are soo good

omg brill

Quality

Correct Don't make em 💊 rika 🏵️👠👞💯

Look at me go .. .incredible. .👯‍♂️👩‍🦽👣👣👣👣🦰🦰👣👣👣👣

funny the worst times the better the music an dance

brilllllllllll -- ktf

wow, shit hot

Michelle x

Sad you nicked another of our Mod mid-60's rock anthem from the Locarno Streatham Hill '66. It came out way before it was re-discovered to become 'Northern Soul'. Mick C (Saaf London Mod)

@docludiTWISTEDSOUL

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry Mick, you are mistaken. This isn't a rediscovery. It has always been a favourite dancer in Soul clubs (Like the Flamingo in Wardour Street London and the Twisted Wheel in Manchester) since its release in 1966. You may be confused by the name 'Northern Soul' which came later. like the expression ' Rock Anthem'. Watch this video. Best wishes, Doc. kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZIp3xJuAkaTVp6Q.html&ab_channel=docludi

Brilliant, check out Hellzapoppin for more great dancing

60 years and they still block a black

@ItsNotRealLife

6 жыл бұрын

Lynne Moses Block a black - whazzat?

Mikel Jackson don't have a CLUE !

White man can do soul.

@rustynailer8655

5 жыл бұрын

Now who would have thought?

before Michael Jackson there was.....

@SniffMyDeadwax

7 жыл бұрын

Sam Tenuto my point exactly

@topsypart2880

7 жыл бұрын

Lancashire AGoGo dident Michael declare himself the king of pop?

@djbigleg3228

5 жыл бұрын

@@topsypart2880 for me the word pop means fake & mr jackson was the record labels yes man.sadly millions of people havnt got a clue about music because they have only listened to pay to play fakes commercial radio.there was a time where people made music with heart & soul & experienced the natural high.music was not a career back then it was a way of life the people i love lived for music.i search mainly for things outside the charts i found a lot of great 50,s soul as well.but its the 60s small independent labels that do it for me the most.i do add some lesser known gems from the major labels. but that talent soon dries up or sells out & oh yeah disco is a dirty word in my house.its banned on my channel & my record deck lol.oh yeah slap bass is banned on my channel as well lol.hello lancashire Agogo i get what you mean & i know you have heard many gems ive added quite a few of yr uploads to my playlists great post peace...

@topsypart2880

5 жыл бұрын

@@djbigleg3228 I'm Glade you you enjoyed my music lists. I just took a few from yours I guess we have mutual tast .

@djbigleg3228

5 жыл бұрын

@@topsypart2880 no worries mate ive added alot more to my playlists ive done 15 lists.one is called 60s top garage punk psych rarities.its got over 600.000 views & about 3800 rare gems, ive done about 8 lists i think covering soul mainly on small independents.i even went back to the 50,s & found some great bands.,50,s 60,s & early 70,s blues.late 60,s to mid 70s jazz funk fusion before disco lol.a rare live gigs list as well with a mixture of great musicians.sadly you tube have changed my home page it only display,s a few of my lists you have to click on created playlists to get them all.ive saved quite a few playlists & it shows more of those lists.i i dont mind getting other people views im gutted cause people think ive only done 9 lists. i like to raise awareness to great bands that most people have never heard so your most welcome to check me out.im always adding more & im glad to share my musical knowledge unlike many dj,s if anyone asks me i will tell them the right band & song title.ive brought a few books & ive still got a huge pile of records to go through yet.my goal was to cover each music scene but only add the best to the lists.sadly ive lost about a thousand top gems since i started & you tube dont give me the band & song title.so its frustrating because i spend so many hours building these lists & at any time i can lose hundreds but that wont stop me lol peace...

And what was so great about Fred Astaire , Ginger Rogers and Gene Kelly? They were extremely overrated , White dancers .

Music doesn't go with the video