The Funkateers present The Best Dance Moves You Never Knew Existed on The Scene with Nat Morris

The Funkateers are a dance group from Inkster, Michigan. Inkster is near Detroit, Michigan and the home of The Marvelettes, the world renown female vocal group on Motown Records. Inkster was also the home of WCHB an AM radio station, which was the first African American radio on owned and operated by African-Americans and was built from the ground up in the United States of America. After WCHB and The Marvelettes put Inkster’s name out there, The Funkateers were next in brining pride to their community. They became some of the most popular guys at Inkster High during the mid to late1980’s. The group was formed when three guys performed at a 1979 Inkster High prep rally. created by Ed “Ever Ready” Eddie Miller and “Toothpick Bubby” Randsom Horne, then came Kevin Miles who gave them the name Funkateers They performed on numerous occasions on The Scene, the TV show I hosted, as a five member group. I liked their style of dance immediately because of the energy and electricity they possessed plus they had their own original style of dance. They went onto become featured dancers on the Michael Henderson Wide Receiver Tour, and working with other artists like Alicia Meyers, Tom Browne and many, many more. They get Nat Morris' approval and a hardy Captain's Salute!!! I hope everyone enjoys the video. Please show your love and support by just liking and subscribing to the channel❤️ so I can grow a strong and powerful community💕. Activate the 🔔 beside the subscribe button to get the notification!📩 Leave a comment with what you'd like to see in the next video! Here's the link to subscribe to my channel:    / natmorrischannel   Instagram:   / soul_skool_   Facebook:   / nawimo2     / natmorris313   #detroitdancehistory #thescenedetroit #detroitdance #thescenedancers #vintagedetroittv #natmorris