LOVE THOSE 60's!| FIRST TIME HEARING Chris Montez - Let's Dance REACTION

LOVE THOSE 60's!| FIRST TIME HEARING Chris Montez - Let's Dance REACTION
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[joannevincent]

You are becoming the official online historians of the Rock 'n' Roll era. There are only a few millennials who can roll the names Fats Domino, Chubby Checker, and Little Richard off their tongues so effortlessly. Happy to see you enjoying the epic musical extravaganza.

[richardacevedo]

Chris Is Very talented love is voice Love all his Music and he comes from a very talented family.

[anneboban]

I was born in the 50's. My sister was 8 years older. I learned to do all these dances with my sister, at a young age, to these songs. I still love to dance and I'm 71.

[free..to..air..]

Simple lyric...simple arrangement..a classic from the birth of Rock n Roll....keep plugging the genre..Great stuff

[paulnash]

Hi, I'm 76yrs old and a pure 60s tunes guy, it's really great to see young people like yourselves appreciating the best musical era ever, love your reactions to this Chris Montez tune.
Best wishes from the UK 🇬🇧

[FloridaManRacer]

My father lived next to Chris in Asuza and used to jam with him in his garage before this song came out. He and Chris played this song but it was originally slower in tempo. Chris and the band eventually sped it up and my father moved away before Chris made it big, but I've always loved that he knew him and played with him a bit.

[garyporter]

I'm gonna turn 70 this coming March (2023), and I remember these really old songs from my babysitter who was 17 years old. She took me to a high school dance when she was supposed to be babysitting me at home. My life was instantly changed! She danced, and I watched the band! Like I said, I'm almost 70, and I still play gigs! My first gig was when I was 13 at my Junior High dance, and my cut of the pay was $7.00. I've never quit playing since then! I love these old videos! It takes me back to when I was a child! Thank you so much!

[larryhalbrook]

A big song from 1962. I had it on a 45 rpm record. There were many new dances including The Mashed Potatoes, The Popeye, The Twist, The Swim, The Bristol Stomp, and the Limbo Rock. The 60s was a time for all these dances. I love your reaction.

[sharonlaflair]

So many memories with these oldies. Thank you.
I'm 72 and it's nice to hear the oldies..

[randyhinkson]

80 year old Chris Montez is still performing, recently saw him on an oldies cruise

[harveyklatzko]

Drums & Organ. you guys are too cute bopping to this love it...

[edgarcia]

This song was my then 5 year old nephews favorite song. He'd told me this was the song he'd feed his imaginary T-Rex to, He'd fill a kiddy pool up with dog kibble put it over his back then as the song cued up he'd start running on his little legs T-Rex in pursuit eating the dog food out of the pool to this song.. I miss that kid. Thank you for the nice memory.

[CarolynStewart-vq]

Let's do the twist, the Stomp the Mashed Potatoes too! Chris Montez nailed this song. The dancing here is NOT swing. That dance style was from the 40's. This looks like American Bandstand, clearly the 60's.

[lenaberber]

Love Love Love this song! It is always played at our family functions. Great selection ❤❤❤

[maryannschumacher]

Love this song! Chris Montez also did a song, "Call Me, " that was very soft and gentle. I always liked his tender voice. It's worth a listen. 👍

[tinaanderson]

And it was songs like this that kept all the dancers on the trim size! lol Yea we we got our work out when we danced!

[susanlane]

Such a fun time, I was only young but remember how much fun people had going to dances, people did their turn on the dance floor and everyone had a good time!

[happymethehappyone]

Billy Stewart "I Do Love You"
Blue Magic "Sideshow"
Marvin Gaye "I'll Be Doggone"
The Blackbyrds "Walking In Rhythm"

[BillO]

This is not swing…just rock and roll. Twist, mash potato, stomp, swim, cool jerk. And on and on.

[glenngotling]

It was the summer of 1964, I was 10 years old and living in northern Wisconsin and my aunt and uncle and cousins came for a visit. My oldest cousin was 5 years older than me and she brought a stack of "45's" with her. I knew of the Beatles and other popular bands but wasn't really into music. That changed after Linda played her records. I fell in love with music and especially those late 50's and early 60's songs. Linda showed me how to do those dances and my favorite song was Palisades Park by Freddy Cannon.