Odyssey - Native New Yorker (1977) • TopPop 

Love this song and this video. !!!!! praise Jesus for those days and these kind of feel good songs !!!! Thanks Odyssey !!

Where did all those yesterdays go. That line always get to me. This song bring back some wonderful memories ❤❤❤.

May they rest in peace. Your music 🎼 lives on. - August 6, 2024

This is when music was music... It made you feel something and put you on a nature high 💯

This songs reminds me of when I was in New York from 1989 to 1993 I had the pleasure of meeting a true Native New Yorker..Ms. Luvenia aka Lulu..I was at the 6th street Library just arrived from California she was working as a security guard. Somehow we struck up a conversation and it was on! Ms. Lulu showed me the real NYC..she knew everyone and everywhere..we ran them streets like crazy. Hey Ms Lulu..I've never forgotten you. Love Always..

So glad I was born in 1960. Had the best time ever mid to late 70s ❤

Listening to this in 2023 really does make you wonder "where did all those yesterday's go"? 🤷🏽‍♀️❤️

This song came out in 1977 when I married my beautiful wife, Ellen. And we're still together in 2023 (46 years later)!

I am a native New Yorker.....I was 19 and had a new born son when this song came out.....memories!

I'm well into my 80s and this song still hits me like a poignant musical sledgehammer.

I Love this Song it keeps me grounded, I have never stop listening to it since I first heard it🙌❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Most soothing voice ever, and definitely in the rotation...

They were so regal, the epitome of elegance and class.. many of us were like that back then. They remind me so much of some of my relatives growing up then; all gone now.. mostof us were like this where i am from before the decline..

I went to Miami in 1982. I played this on the juke box everytime we had a meal in the restaurant....Great Days....

I'm 76yrs old now when the 60's was soul all nighters and then the fabulous 70's disco scene with nice dance tunes like this, sadly those days are long gone but thank god we have RU-vid to bring back those great era's RIP Odesy

Very fond memories with a iconic song which will never grow old! I was there! This was my time!

“Where did all those yesterday’s go?” I don’t know why but I love that line so much 💙

There is something hauntingly beautiful that these lovely women have both passed but they are locked in time almost in immortality by this very famous song.

My mom is a Native New Yorker and she told me this was her favorite song as a young city girl.

You want to know who’s listening?? People who like to see people with talent that’s who’s listening

Amazing song, amazing band! 1977 was a banner year for hits! Glad I was around to enjoy them!

I feel so bad knowing that these three singers are all deceased. MAY THEY ALL REST IN HARMONY.

That's me! A native New York City male, born in 1947 and about to turn 75 on November 24, Thanksgiving Day this year.

I'm listening in 2024!!❤

People forget how Pure this Soul was, 70s Soul hits So Different especially when this came out in NYC round the blackout

The magic line in this song is 'where did all those yesterdays go?'

Thumbs down to whoever thumbs down this CLASSIC!!! Real music!

No swearing! No vulgarity! Great tune! Real people! Real instruments/musicians! Man.....times have changed! Not for the better....sad really.

What a beautiful era

I had a caller mention this song to me at work and now I can’t get enough 😊

That's me a native NEW YORKER!!! Great song❤❤❤❤❤

Lillian had one of the greatest female voices ever and she was incredibly beautiful.

Who's listening 2024

My song!!!she's gorgeous!!

Song Never Gets Old.😊😅🎉

This song banishes all the negative energy in the air right now. God bless them.

She was so gorgeous! That smile just makes you reminisce about what we called the good ole days! RIP The Lopez Sisters!

What a beautiful song ❤

An absolute classic from the disco era, it evokes so many memories of the late 70's. Such a great track, it transcends time.

I was born in the late 60s and grew up in the 70s in Ireland listening to all the amazing black American singers. Candi Statin, Gladys Knight, Dorothy Moore, Odessy and many more. It saddens me to learn those beautiful ladies have passed on. Makes you wonder what it's all about. As they sing where have all those yesterday's gone. They definitely don't make singers like they used to. Rest in peace beautiful ladies.

When i listen to song by Odyssey i think of studio 54 n the movie Saturday night fever great day's in the 1970s 🎵🎶👍😁❤️

This reminds me of a dear friend who passed away last year. He loved this song because he was a true native New Yorker.. couldn't imagine living anywhere else.. He grew up in either Mt. Vernon or New Rochelle I don't remember which but then lived all over the city for his adult life, Fordham, Staten Island, Sunnyside Queens (for a short time) and Woodlawn which is where he felt the most at home. He had to move in with a friend in Dobbs Ferry because of financial reasons. I miss him so much. RIP Jim

I believe the golden era of music ended around the 70s to 80s.

Lovely memories 1977.

What a voice loved this back in the day

I just cannot express how much I love this track - no matter what the situation, it never fails to raise my spirits but leaves me lost in tearful reminiscence. "Where did all those yesterdays go ...?" 💔

This is life you'll never live again

Just can't stop listening 😢

Can’t Stop Watching The Dancing (?) Hand gestures Of the guy in the pink ruffled shirt. 😂

This song epitomised the 70s and disco club era. This will always remind me of my school days, my young teenage years, hot summers, flares & cheese cloth tops.

It'll take more than this to make a grown man cry...Ok I'm sobbing a bit... Beautiful, I have no words ❤️

Trust me, I'm still listening

R.I.P. ODYSSEY. THIS IS WHAT DISCO WAS ALL ABOUT.GREAT SOUNDS ,DANCING TILL DAWN.

loved this song, it was my life back then, I am a native N,Y'er

I was born in 1982, but I remember hearing this song as a young child. This song stuck with me because I'm a native New Yorker💜🌃

'Where did all those yesterday's gooooo!?'The most beautiful lady of the 70's.

Used to listen to this in the telephone box in the UK as a teenager chasing a beutiful blond haired girl, Lorraine my first love, i hope she’s happy somewhere in the UK x

It never gets old, happy feelings of youth. Classy classic

No other song evokes the wonderful vibe and great moments of the seventies music scene and club life like this one.A forever classic.Thanks Oddysey for this most memorable feel good groove.👍🌹💝😍😊🎧🎤🎹🎺🎻🎷🎼🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Brings tears to my eyes, love the song, amazing memories and yes beautiful great ladies that are timeless

Wow listening to this song takes me back down memory lane ❤

This is still my fav song, as old as it is and as old as I am! I love new york 😍

In my humble opinion they were underrated, this and back to my roots are pure 🪙 gold ☺️

Where did all those yesterdays go…? Thankfully music like this still lives on. 💖

little girl living in the CT suburbs at that time, but this is what I hoped my life would be....on my all-time greatest songs list....

THIS IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE SONGS . THE 70S WERE THE BEST TIME AND THE MUSIC 🎶 WAS JAMMING . 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Man, I love this song. It just bursts with rhythm and joyful vocals. I never tire of hearing it 🎉

Who's listening to this song in Quarantine 2020??

I was in my 20's back in the 70's. what a great time to be alive with such great songs as this one. This song is timeless and just pure magic.

I've never been to New York (or even the us) but the way they sing this song makes me feel that I have. It evokes images of what I imagine the place to be like. If you can do that, then you are something special.

As a kid in NYC during the 70s, this is one of the most nostalgic and euphoric pieces of music I've heard -- and I'm a DJ. Just classic

One of the most beautiful songs of these beautiful 70's with Lillian& Louise looking so great .Oh i miss that era of the disco music

l was once told that this song made by Odyssey only took one take. I believe it because it is so perfectly done and so pure. the song takes me back to Old New York where it was when I started back in the 90s. It was a grand time then. May all these singers rest in peace and understand that your beauty and your loveliness has brought us so much joy and put so many smiles on so many faces.

This music never dies

One of the seventies sweetest,nostalgia classics.A timeless anthem in celebration of good moments and great times past👍.🌹💝😍🌎🎤🎧🎷🎻🎺🎹🎼🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Wow,this song,I grew up in E ngland in the 70s and Odyssey were big yet only with RU-vid in 2021 have I seen them. Lillian Lopes mesmerises me 💓.I miss all those yesterday's too.RIP Louise and Lillian you were fabulous

beautiful Ladies with this beautiful 70's song..rip Odyssey classic 70 group. thankyou always..

I can’t stop listening to this 2023! Where did all those yesterdays go!😢

Don't they look beautiful? And sound amazing.

dam gorgeous

Two beautiful singers as well as looks , dressed like this they make me think of ancient Egyptian queens .

The lead singer has got a seriously good voice, happier times vividly recalled by this.

Wow! My youth comes rushing back - fantastic stuff

I was kid and my mom would play this song on her 8-tracks. I would dance on the living room table with my sliding footy pajamas

These were the best times....EVER

Where did all yesterday's go with all thise memories....

Gorgeous lady with a beautiful voice. R.I.P.

Always love listening to this song even in 2020

70s is my past life..i like listening to these songs and it vibes now with my present enjoying NYC U.S.A. where theres class!!!😊

Still love this song. R.i.P. to both sisters. The lead singer was so pretty. I'm a sucker for BIG, beautiful eyes on women. 7x🤎

Reminds me of living and working in Manhattan in the 1990's. Those were some of the best times! "Where did all those yesterdays go?"

This song sounds as good as when it came out in 1977, a true classic.

When you have the magic touch like this that touch is timeless. The proof? RIGHT HERE!

What an era disco and soul music. I was 14 in 1977 and loved singing my heart out to this song .... happy days

2024 still gooving to this song...

2024 still Popping!!!

My gal is from Park Slope Brooklyn ...we always loved this classic...

I was a model in NYC in 1977. I first heard this in a cab going to a movie premiere. Very special song for me

Where did all those yesterday's go beautifull song takes me back to my disco days loved this group rip all all the lovely memories and so simple life style

This song reminds me so much of my best friend that passed away maybe 30 years ago. I was maybe 14 and had just moved along with my parents, step brother, step sister to Croydon (The South of England) I knew no one at all. I can't remember exactly how we got introduced (His name was Trevor) but I soon found out he played bass guitar, he was self taught teaching himself of his Dad's bass. I was amazed and we soon became friends and I was soon begging my parents to buy me a Bass guitar which they did. We weren't a rich family so at the time it was a huge outlay. I would go to Trevors house and would patiently show me all the baselines he had worked out how to play by ear. These looking back where the best days of my life. Trevor soon after started to play guitar and we eventually got asked to join a band Trevor was always a better Bass player than me a his ear for music was unbelievable. He had a fantastic record collection some from his Dad but others he had purchased himself that was always a source of inspiration for us. I spent many hours even days in that house with him and his brothers watching videos eating oven chips whilst his Mum was at work nights and his Dad was away from home weeks on end. Trevor sadly passed away when he was maybe 17-18 years old. I remember being in the Doctors surgery oneway waiting to get seen and he came in with a girlfriend saying he had a headache and passed away few days later.I was devastated and that loss still affects me now 30/40 years later. This is one of the songs we would most doubt have listened to and learned and it reminds me of him as do many others. RIP Trevor Gittens xxxx