George McCrae Rock Your Baby Alta Calidad HD

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Outstanding! I'm hoping my kids get me the jumpsuit for Christmas 🤣😂

larryiarossi

Lo mejor de la década de los 70, un himno al amor

felipegonzales

What a landmark song another gift from romantic era of music

RaviMahalay

Alguém em 2020...curtindo essa beleza ? Sair dançando..

joaoseraphimfoletto

Porque ya no hacen más música así de bella. Ptm

gerardocerrone

Everytime i hear this tune weather its on radio2 or them greatest hits Radio stations or one of them 70s music channels.
I feel as though I'm in heaven. 😊

paulburns-dteq

Arguably the very first disco song....

sharonmahoney

No puedo parar de bailar!! Qué buena la música de los 70🎉

luisdelreal

This song is so soothing, upbeat and sexy. perfect

leads

Lo mejor, de lo mejor y por siempre😊

LuisCruz-qc

George let us see the Fire inside us ❣

ramatamamadou

Vejo só por causa dessa morena maravilhosa.

elisvanderfeitoza

heel mooi liedje met gevoel dat hoor je niet meer deze dagen je ziet alléén maar geweld...

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“Rock Your Baby” by George McCrae, released in June 1974, achieved remarkable global success and is considered a pioneering track in the disco genre.

Sales and Chart Performance:
• Sales: The single sold over 11 million copies worldwide, ranking it among the fewer than forty singles to have sold over 10 million physical copies globally.
• United States: The song topped both the Billboard Hot 100 and the R&B charts in July 1974, maintaining the number one position on the Hot 100 for two weeks.
• United Kingdom: “Rock Your Baby” reached number one on the UK Singles Chart, holding the top spot for three weeks in July 1974.
• International Charts: The track also secured the number one position in multiple countries, including Austria, Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, and Sweden.

Cultural Impact:

The song’s infectious rhythm and smooth vocals not only defined the summer of 1974 but also influenced other artists. Notably, John Lennon mentioned that “Rock Your Baby” inspired his 1974 hit “Whatever Gets You thru the Night.”

Additionally, Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus of ABBA cited the song as an inspiration for their 1976 hit “Dancing Queen.”

“Rock Your Baby” remains a significant milestone in music history, exemplifying the global appeal and enduring legacy of the disco era.

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