Sly & The Family Stone "I Want To Take You Higher" LIVE on U.S. TV 7/74

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Published 2012-03-15

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  • @grannyjudi1
    in Cleveland 1969 stood on chair to dance to them..best band ever..and I am old...seen most...
  • These musicians didn't care about race. They loved music and performing. They were bonded by that. Sometimes it feels like we have regressed as a society. These artists figured this out in the 60s and 70s
  • @thor9563
    It was 1971. I was in Basic training in Ft Lewis WA. I had just turned 18 when I went into a local bar and to my young Minnesotan life unaccustomed to this kind of music I was exposed to a performace of Sly Stone and his band, performing 'Let me take you Higher'. I was transformed by beauty, power, love of these wonerful people as the vibes got into me. Thank You! Thank You! Boom lakka lakka BOOM lakka lakka!
  • @conallk
    The groove, the clothes, the afros = score 11 on the Funk-o-Meter.
  • @cher_sh
    1:56 "...He don't work 'for' me..." ('Work with') 💕 Sly corrected that immediately 😁 Mike Douglas show was our nighty watch with Mom & Grandmother in the 1960s 🎶🎼✨🎸📯🎺❤️ his younger brother, he's the other half of my, I'm the other half of him... That's family unity embraced.
  • @claragary
    This band teaches us a cultural lesson: We can all be one when it comes to music. Blacks, whites, men and women all together playing as one, no boundaries. And to think that this was happening in the 60's. Just amazing.
  • @MattCassCook
    Such an incredible bunch of musicians. In an era where not just anyone could “make it”... skill and soul was needed.
  • He had a  vision with his music to cross all racial boundaries,and I think he succeeded .He helped to make music a truly universal language.
  • @lorih.2224
    Everybody listened to them!!! Awesome!!! We danced, had fun, had peace, had love, the 70’s were unlike any other decade!!!!
  • @malibu4464
    My long time pal/the great Pat Rizzo on sax. Passed away yesterday 4/16/21. What a sweetheart, incredibly nice man. R.I.P. Pat. I know you're up in heaven jamming with all your pals and famous friends.
  • @koden24
    Man, I come to tears when I see the musicianship displayed right here at it’s greatest!!!
  • @JohnHWelch63
    Sly Stone is a beautiful human being! He always promoted peace and love among all people!
  • @tyty274
    When music was real... without voice enhancers! True artists in this era!
  • @bigolebot
    Kids who were born in the 1970s. This was real music. Something you missed out on
  • @16davelle
    Rest in peace Cynthia,not only was she fine as they come but she was one hell of a trumpet player and congrats to Sly for recently winning that 5 million settlement for being fucked over for his long over due royalties and having faulty management
  • @rexspencer5107
    I bet Prince watched this back in the70's and was taking notes!!
  • SLY AND THE FAMILY STONE WERE ONE OF THE GREATEST BANDS EVER LOVE YALL GOD BLESS SIP CYNTHIA
  • @electrasong
    I LOVED this track when i was a kid... danced in my bedroom to it til my feet bled. I LOVED Sly and the Family Stone.
  • @Sharper.1
    Sung from the soul❣️ Still my favourite performance of you! Keep going you're doing great!