We're Having A Party
Rod Stewart · Other Songs - Rod Stewart
We're having a party,
dancing to the music
played by the D.J.
on the radio
Cokes are in the icebox,
popcorn's on the table
Me and my baby, yeah,
we're out here on the floor, oh yeah
So, Mister, Mr. D.J.
keep those records playing
cause I'm having
such a good time,
dancing with my baby
Everybody's swinging,
Sally's doing that twist now
If you play requests now,
I've got a few for you
Play that one called "Soul Twist".
Play that one called "I Know"
Don't forget the "Mashed Potatoe"
no other songs will do
So, Mister, Mr. D.J.
keep those records playing
cause I'm having
such a good time,
dancing with my baby
Having a party
So, Mister, Mr. D.J.
keep those records playing
cause I'm having
such a good time,
dancing with my baby
Having a party
Everybody's swinging
dancing to the music
on the radio
Yeah
We're having a party
Everybody's swinging
dancing to the music
yeah
on the radio
bring it way down now
We're having a party
Everybody's swinging
dancing to the music
on the radio
We're having a party
Everybody's swinging
dancing to the music
where is it
on the radio
just two more times
We're having a party
Everybody's swinging
dancing to the music
Oh yeah
on the radio
We're having a party
Everybody's swinging
dancing to the music yeah
on the radio
Yeah, yeah, oh
We're Having A Party
Rod Stewart's "We're Having A Party" stands as a quintessential example of his mid-1970s rock and roll revival, blending raw energy with a polished production that defined the era. Recorded during a period where Stewart was solidifying his status as a leading figure in British rock, the track captures the spirit of the time with its driving rhythm and charismatic vocal delivery. The song reflects Stewart's ability to fuse classic rock influences with contemporary sounds, creating an anthem that celebrates celebration and freedom. It remains a staple of his discography, showcasing his enduring appeal and mastery of the genre. The recording exemplifies the high-quality studio work of the period, contributing to the broader landscape of 1970s music that continues to resonate with listeners today.