The Hues Corporation - Rock the Boat download song

OMG .. saw them play this live in 1974 at the U of Idaho while I was on my "trip of a lifetime" ... 3 months and 13,000 miles in my Pinto Squire wagon .... then on to a 34 year career but still ... 70 years old now and 2 million miles later I'm still driving ... currently on a 6 week, 9,000 mile spin around North America. Life is good!

If you came here and gave a thumbs down...you are a plain, straight-up, old fashioned troll. Yeah..I said it.

I thought they were saying "I'd like to know where you got the lotion"

I was watching carlitos way the other day and ever sence became obsessed with this song its so catchy

I was there when this was hot, black white, no difference just good music

I’m only 27 don’t ask me why I’m here. I just have a great appreciation for music lol

42 people tipped the boat over

the skinny guy is on a different planet!

My aunts and uncles laughing and dancing in the living room that kids couldn't go into.

This video always put a smile on my face. Very rich in positive energy.

Anyone listening in 2019 ?

Reminiscing about the good days. My dad is the drummer on this song. He just passed away on the 3rd of this month. I was 4 years old when this came out, but it was one of my favorites. RIP Dad!

this is considered the very first disco song of all time. it is awesome.LOOK IT UP.

this was "our song" when I met my wife-to-be in '74... 38 years later & still together & this is still "our song"

Here in 2020.. Can we talk about how smooth and graceful her moves are

One of the best pop songs of 1974. This song was constantly on the radio back then.

In 1975 when my mom was 39 years old, she was a fan of this group. She designed an outfit like the one the lady was wearing in this video and wore it to the annual ball. As a 10-year old kid, I believed my mom to be the most stunning of all moms. My mother died two years ago at age 81. I miss her dearly.

"we've been sailing with a cargo full of love and devotion"

Oh yeah!  Jr. High dance, 1973. 8th grade me gets up the courage to ask 9th grade Nancy Grab to dance . . . and she says YES! This is the song we boogied to. Wherever you are Nancy, thank you. From me and ALL Jr. High boys who felt unworthy of that unattainable girl of our dreams, thank you for dancing with me!