so i was flipping through radio stations and heard this song on one of the old school r&b/funk/soul stations that i just fell in love with. it sounded like something daft punk would have used in there music and all i can remember is part of the chorus
*lead singer “You got to keep on, keep on!”
*Back up male singers “gotta keep- keepin on, gotta keep keepin on”
theres some heavy moog sounding bass synth stuff going on, hense why i asked here.
ive googled, ive youtubed, ive allmusic.com’d with no success. 
can anybody help! i know theres not much to work with but i figured some one here would know. Please Go search your stacks of vinyl!
If you can remember the station, maybe they publish a playlist online?
Curtis Mayfield maybe?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-l91O9VxN0
Nolan Porter?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbKCWBTgTR8
Who in the 70’s didn’t say that?
Keep Keepin on looking.
Eric
Hello,
Thats D-Train. Its the Brooklyn-based duo of James “D-Train” Williams
on vocals, and Hubert Eaves III, producer and keyboardist.
That release was 1982, and before that Hubert Eaves played with Mtume.
The bass is Minimoog, and the poly is more than likely Prophet 5 (to my ears).
There were about three NYC-based labels that were putting out
post-disco funk/r&b/dance bands: Prelude, Salsoul, and West End, from about 1978-1983.
The keyboard sound was often a combination of Minimoog, Prophet 5, and String Ensemble.
It became a sort of NY sound.
D-Train - “Keep On” (1982)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MuIlInaF6M&feature=related&fmt=18
D-Train - “Trying To Get Over” (1982)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zYyoy8DKUqA&fmt=18
D-Train - Music (1983)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mLd3rX4PHgs&feature=related&fmt=18
D-Train - “Keep Giving Me Love” (1982)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkKXlCkt6RE&feature=related&fmt=18
Regards,
-l
@ keith - yeah I tried finding it again unfortunately I didn’t leave it on that station when I got out of the car, and I have no clue what station it was.
@ eric - although those are both really good songs they’re not it. But yeah doing a google search for “keep on keepin on” does give you a good handful of every genre through out the 70s lol
@ lwg - yes! That’s it, d-train. What a relief, thanks. I hate when I get song stuck in my head and have no clue who it is.
Thank you every for looking. Keep on keeping on! 
If you have an iPhone, there’s an app for that (sorry, couldn’t resist).
Shazam. Free.
Point it toward any music source and tap “Tag Now”. It samples the music, shoots it off to a database, and 99% of the time it comes back with artist, album, cover art, iTunes availability, and if there’s a YT video.
It’s saved me from a few sleepless nights.
BTW, did I mention it’s free?
OMG,
Dude, you were driving down the street jamming. Its like you were in a different time with a pocket full of spliffs on your way to jump some bones.
I like this alot. I sort of like the 80’s Morris Day and the time style funk that this is.
Heres some of that for you, it would probably play on the same station.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQTVYFRj_UA
@ trigger - yeah im well aware of shazam, ive consided an iphone just for that app lol
@ Eric - lmao im almost always in a dfferent time period then everyone. definately born in the wrong decade. aww yyeah morris day havent heard that in along time! one of my friends turned me on to him along time ago and i have completely forgot. thanks for the flashback
EDIT: check out Slave too ive got some records by them, i saw they got some videos in the related search. Super funky stuff
if what you want is shazam, i would be remiss if i didn’t point out that it’s available on android, blackberry and nokia platforms, also..
it is possibly the best software/service ever made by anyone, ever..
nice! yeah im on tmobile so android would work just fine