When I first met my wife she found out that I could play the guitar and she asked me to play her a song. Only a week prior I had heard this song on the radio for the first time in at least 30 years, so I thought it would be funny if I learned how to play it just to get a laugh out of people. I played it for her, and it became our song. People look at us funny when we dance to it, but we don't care. It's just for us.
These guys were so talented! Very underrated band. Silvia's Mother, Sexy Eyes, Carry me Carrie, er, um Freaker's Ball, In Love With a Beautiful Woman...
Just one more band, along with Billy Joel and others, that are some of the few good memories with my old man, riding around in his teal firebird with white pleather seats listening to 8-tracks. 😂 Dad was, kind of, an ass, but those were some of the good times.
My dad took me to see them in the seventies and they were great. Great chemistry between the band members back then. Lots of laughter and positive vibes before things went south and they stopped talking to one another.
@@spiccybaby .. Yes, I saw them there in August 1977. I still have the ticket stub. They did play there in 1975 but it was a sell out and I was too late to get tickets.
“Are you alien” omg how can you NOT like listening to Jamal reactions, I have listened to a few other but “hands down” Jamal has it!! Love ya man ! Oh and ya I am one that still believes chivalry is not lost.
So many great Dr. Hook songs. Like others have said "A Little Bit More", When You're In Love With a Beautiful Woman", "Sexy Eyes", "Only Sixteen", "Freakin' At The Freakers Ball", you can't go wrong with any of them. And most of their songs were written by Shel Silversteen, the same guy that wrote "A Boy Named Sue" and the kid's books "The Giving Tree" and "Where the Sidewalk Ends".
The 70s....cant beat those years......everything was so cool and chilled out.....70s music will last forever in our old time....thanks Jamal.....memories a comming back.....old man rick.
This song came later in their carrier, their comeback period, after they had cleaned up their act. In the first go around in the early 70's they were a raunchy band.
"Panty droppers," as we call them on this side of the pond. Music that makes your girl wanna get nekkid. Not "naked," NEKKID. As the late great southern humorist Lewis Grizzard explained, "N-E-double-K-by-God-I-D. 'Naked' means you ain't got no clothes on. 'Nekkid' means you ain't got no clothes on and you up to something!"
Whenever i hear this song, i can hear a bartender yelling, “Last call!”. Friday night, closing time and everyone is deciding who they’re going home with! 😉
Man, I dig your vibe, while you are digging all the old school vibes. It’s a pleasure to re-experience the music of my youth with someone that appreciates it the way you do.
Since you're doing so many songs from the 70's, I highly suggest you react to 70's boy band the Bay City Rollers. They were HUGE in the 70's. Check out their song Saturday Night.
Dr. Hook was one of those bands that always followed the current music trends as they progressed. From the story telling song Sylvias Mother of the early’70s through the disco influenced Sexy Eyes of the late ‘70’s!
Thank you for playing this. My first ever slow dance was to this song on a gazebo out on a lake in the moonlight. It was so romantic. Aww, great memories.
Each time I listen to this wonderful song, tears come to my eyes, remembring simplier and happier times. Why do this life has taken us to the point we're at now, my God...
Would love for you to check out Bob Dylan Jamal. One of the most important still living music artists of all time. He won the Nobel prize for his songwriting. Some songs to look at would be: Mr. Tambourine Man Don't Think Twice It's Alright Hurricane (He used this song to get an innocent black man out of jail) Lots of love from The Netherlands!
So many good Dr. Hook songs. "Sexy Eyes" and "When You're in Love With a Beautiful Woman" for something similar, or "I Got Stoned and I Missed It" and "Millionaire" if you want something a little more fun. and if you're looking for old-school romance, Ronnie Milsap's "Lost in the 50's Tonight" is a must.
I was born in '72, but the first time I ever heard this song was on an episode of Cold Case about a couple in a dull marriage who attended a swingers party in the 70's. The wife and another dude at the party were coupled together because they shared identical keychains. This is the song that played when they were getting to know each other. I also believe he called her "foxy". LOL. Great song!
Brother, I know I am not alone in saying you are a beacon of light in our current world, instead of sitting here alone jamming we jam with you, and have a few laughs and the world feels a little less depressing and a ray of hope still exists. Thanks for being there for all of us out here.
Jamal, Big fan here, You need to react to The Staple Singers "Respect Yourself", It was out in 1971 and still applies today. There is a line about the "president" and covid which would apply today. Plus the song has a killer bassline. I don'tt think you did this one yet.
My hubby has always been a gentleman. He was so shy when we were first talking, I had to make all the moves. After my last move, he stopped being shy. LOL We are still honeymooning. ♥️
Every now and then I'm just surfing aimlessly around and decide to see what Jamel has been up to. He never fails to bring a smile to my face. Not just the excellent tunes, but the genuine joy.
1978... wow... I was 7 for most of that year (born in Oct of 70) but yeah I definitely remember hearing this song and just loving the vibe from the melody. Of course a decade or so later the words became more meaningful but still an awesome song!
Another song in a similar vein is "I'd Really Love to See You Tonight" by England Dan and John Ford Coley. th-cam.com/video/UuUVgKT4roQ/w-d-xo.html This is a Midnight Special version because I know you like the live performances. Not quite as smooth as the album version, but still good.
My husband sang this to me in our first date. I thought oh boy, here we go.. he moved in 2 weeks later and married within a year. I knew the moment I saw him. There he is! That was 1991. Kevin passed away at age 43 in 2010. I miss he so much and smile ear to ear when I hear this! Thank you
Jamel music like this was from a time when life was so much simpler and people didn't get offended like they do today.Being 67,I am so happy to have grown up with some very talented musicians.God bless you my brother and thank you for this!
This band helped me threw a lot of bad times in 70s. So very special for me. AND HAD THE HONOR TO SEE THEM IN PERSON AT AGE 18. IN California. Keeps me Chillin..
More Dr Hook please"a little bit more","only sixteen","sexy eyes","when you're in love with a beautiful woman","freakin at the freakers ball","medley", and my personal favorite"carry me Carrie" ☮️ out
Even though the way he looks at the camera makes me feel like I need to cover myself up 😝....can't deny what a unique and beautiful tone he has to his voice....love Dr Hook's catalog of music ❤
I graduated in 1978 and I can't tell you how many times I danced to this song! So many wonderful memories! thank you I enjoy your reactions to all this music I grew up with!
Boy brings back memories Doctor Who Freakin At The Freaker's Ball, Sylvia's Mother, and they're great cover of the Rolling Stone you need to hear all three thanks Jamal for great reactions memories
I absolutely have loved this band most of my life, got my first kiss to this song when I was 16, at the skating rink they played alot of oldies. I met and cooked for Ray Sawyer the guy with the eye patch and his band 3 years running when they were on tour, the second year Ray s son saw me recognized me and said dad dad it's that cooking girl, apparently my cooking made an impression and they had been taking about they would be back to my town for weeks and wondered if I was still there.
I do but I'm from Middle Michigan and we had manners. I live in North Carolina and the most polite thing I have heard anyone say is "Well bless your heart!" Mind you, if you are from the south you can confirm, that doesn't mean what it sounds like...it's kind of like saying F... You "politely ".
Dr. Hook is "OFF the HOOK "❣️ IS THERE A BETTER FEELING than meeting someone new, all the butterflies as well as the unknown, so EXCITING ❣️ These lyrics and the melody take me to a BEAUTIFUL place💯
Grew up with this music; and looking back I think 1977, 78 and 79 had some of the best music. Until about 2 years ago, I hadn't a clue what these guys looked like. When I did finally see them, it really wasn't what I had imagined. Alot of their music has held up well over time in my opinion. 🙂
I Love This Band!!! Back in the 70’s,. 80’s,. 90’s,.etc.,. This was My Favorite Band!!! Yeah,. I Know I say that about lots of them! Haha! I can’t believe I forgot about this band! It’s just been So Long since I listened to them!!! They’re Awesome!!! 😃👍✌️
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"When You're In Love With A Beautiful Woman" "A Little Bit More" "Sexy Eyes" are good songs, too
Living next door to Alice
@@aleinstein3223 "Wrong band"!Smokie sings that!
Years from now, Baby makes her blue jeans talk are a couple of my faves.
@@drs2328 I got the right band dr. Hook does it better. Smokie did a cover.
Better love next time ❣️♥️
When I first met my wife she found out that I could play the guitar and she asked me to play her a song. Only a week prior I had heard this song on the radio for the first time in at least 30 years, so I thought it would be funny if I learned how to play it just to get a laugh out of people. I played it for her, and it became our song. People look at us funny when we dance to it, but we don't care. It's just for us.
These guys were so talented! Very underrated band. Silvia's Mother, Sexy Eyes, Carry me Carrie, er, um Freaker's Ball, In Love With a Beautiful Woman...
Definitely Sylvia's Mother!
Love the "er, um" there -- that is certainly one that EVERYONE's first listen should be recorded! 🤣
Its all written by shel silverstein....
I LOVE Dr Hook! They have such a smooth, relaxing, 70s vibe to most of their music. It takes me back to better days.
Couldn’t agree more 👍🏻
AMEN ❤
"Please Come To Boston" ~ Dave Loggins
Love that song!
I Love Dr Hook, certainly under rated . They were great live, Saw them at the London Rainbow theatre in 1977, blew my mind.
I'm just barely too young to have been able to see you then, but my uncle still raves about seeing Doctor Hook and Elvin Bishop in 1977.
Just one more band, along with Billy Joel and others, that are some of the few good memories with my old man, riding around in his teal firebird with white pleather seats listening to 8-tracks. 😂 Dad was, kind of, an ass, but those were some of the good times.
My dad took me to see them in the seventies and they were great. Great chemistry between the band members back then. Lots of laughter and positive vibes before things went south and they stopped talking to one another.
Did the Doobie Brothers ever play the Rainbow?
@@spiccybaby .. Yes, I saw them there in August 1977. I still have the ticket stub. They did play there in 1975 but it was a sell out and I was too late to get tickets.
“Are you alien” omg how can you NOT like listening to Jamal reactions, I have listened to a few other but “hands down” Jamal has it!! Love ya man ! Oh and ya I am one that still believes chivalry is not lost.
Don Paxton ain’t that the truth,I watched a couple others,but this on is the best feels the music and love his groove thing
Totally agree...he Is The Best 😁 So hilarious.
Agreed Jamal is THE BEST reactor hands down. IMO no one else even comes close
he's my go to man
So many great Dr. Hook songs. Like others have said "A Little Bit More", When You're In Love With a Beautiful Woman", "Sexy Eyes", "Only Sixteen", "Freakin' At The Freakers Ball", you can't go wrong with any of them. And most of their songs were written by Shel Silversteen, the same guy that wrote "A Boy Named Sue" and the kid's books "The Giving Tree" and "Where the Sidewalk Ends".
Don't forget their most romantic song...."You Make My Pants Wanna Get Up and Dance" LOL
Yes yes and yes
Yesssss!!! 💁🏻♀️
Yes!
Milwaukee banned “ Where the side Walk Ends “ in 1986 . Nothing’s changed yet .
“When You’re In Love With A Beautiful Woman” is a must listen!
100% Yes!
Totally agree
“Better Love Next Time”
Yes! Dr. Hook had so many great songs!
I forgot how cute the singer was. Wow. He says "Im lonely, are you? Lets share the night together" LOL! Talk about game! HEEEEY.
Dennis was very sexy!
@@laurenpierce2646 I agree. He seems humble and devilish at the same time. Thats a hell of a combination. lol.
So you'd like to share a night or 2 with him?
@@scm021374 I was a kid when this song came out. But had I been a young woman in 1978, I would have considered it. Hell Yeah! lol
He kind of reminds me of that sleazy business man in die hard that tries to cut a deal, but then ends up getting killed.
Jamel, you need to hit up Gino Vanelli "I just wanna stop" also Pablo Cruise "Love will find a way" & "Watcha Gonna Do?"
also Pablo Cruise Zero to Sixty
Gino for sure
Its nice too see everyone of them was singing too
And Climax Blues Band, "Couldn't Get It Right." ✊
Ooohhh yes!!!!
The 70s....cant beat those years......everything was so cool and chilled out.....70s music will last forever in our old time....thanks Jamal.....memories a comming back.....old man rick.
I'm with you Rick.
♥️ the 70's. Wish I could go back there.
It really was a great time to grow up
Got to love the seventies, slow love songs, the singer songwriters, in this decade the fields we're ripe for picking in every genre of music!
The harmony on "If you're as lonely as I am" is one of the best harmonies in the history of music.
*America* "A Horse with no Name"
Hell yeah
And Ventura Highway, Sister Golden Hair, The Sandman Musk Rat Love.
Yes. Great song.
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I would have listed more songs as you did however, I think right now our friend Jamel, has his plate pretty much full
Jody, inspector mills, you can do magic, right before your eyes........View from the ground album
This song came later in their carrier, their comeback period, after they had cleaned up their act. In the first go around in the early 70's they were a raunchy band.
I remember hearing real music like this everyday when I was a child.
Yes!! There are 2 more musts’ Jamel, pleeeease- “ A little bit more”, and “Sexy Eyes.” You won’t regret it! ❤️💛☮️💟✌️
Sexy Eyes, great song! 🎧🎶
Rick Tassone yes! I hope he does it! And “a little bit more.”
Has he reacted to When You're In Love With a Beautiful Woman? Such a good, good, good song.
SheerSparkles I don’t think he has, but yes good song 🎧🎶
Kimberlini Bambini Listen th-cam.com/video/zOrZ-nCp-_U/w-d-xo.html Sexy Eyes
Oh yeah. A long lost classic! Peace and Love!
Wow, taking a break from work. This was a smooth jam in the day... took me back! Thanks!
You bring some sunshine into this world. Great reactions. Such a joy watching you.
That's right up there with Rod Stewart's "Tonight's the night"!
Naw, this is some "talking the girl out of her knickers music."
🤦🏼♀️😂
"Panty droppers," as we call them on this side of the pond. Music that makes your girl wanna get nekkid. Not "naked," NEKKID. As the late great southern humorist Lewis Grizzard explained, "N-E-double-K-by-God-I-D. 'Naked' means you ain't got no clothes on. 'Nekkid' means you ain't got no clothes on and you up to something!"
Where you from?
Joe Day yep!!😂🤣
@@cudwieser3952 Heh. Alabama, with a banjo on my knee, lol. Currently living as Florida Man. 👍
"A Little Bit More" is the perfect follow up to this song!
Whenever i hear this song, i can hear a bartender yelling, “Last call!”. Friday night, closing time and everyone is deciding who they’re going home with! 😉
Beer goggles 😂😂😂
randy az -Absolutely! But we’ll deal with that tomorrow! 🍸
The 70's were all about slow dancing with your best girl. Good memories, thanks man.
I absolutely love this song and Dr. Hook. This song is my favorite of theirs, though. I always sing it 😁❤
If you want freaky you need to hear “ freaking at the freaker’s ball. A true classic lol.
Man, I dig your vibe, while you are digging all the old school vibes. It’s a pleasure to re-experience the music of my youth with someone that appreciates it the way you do.
Since you're doing so many songs from the 70's, I highly suggest you react to 70's boy band the Bay City Rollers. They were HUGE in the 70's. Check out their song Saturday Night.
I grew up to this music, glad to see others still listen to it. Thought it almost lost and forgotten.
Dr. Hook was one of those bands that always followed the current music trends as they progressed. From the story telling song Sylvias Mother of the early’70s through the disco influenced Sexy Eyes of the late ‘70’s!
You're so awesome, Jamel! I loved this song when it came out.
I need you on speed dial!!! I have so many songs that I want you to hear😻
What about “The System”? “Don’t disturb this groove”!
Thank you for playing this. My first ever slow dance was to this song on a gazebo out on a lake in the moonlight. It was so romantic. Aww, great memories.
One of my favorite songs! Your need to do Steal Away by Robby Dupree
You must also do their "I got stoned and I missed it"
"When You're In Love With A Beautiful Woman" by Dr. Hook also is one of my faves!!!
This takes me back. My mom used to have Dr. Hook on vinyl. I always thought they were a bit underrated.
Each time I listen to this wonderful song, tears come to my eyes, remembring simplier and happier times. Why do this life has taken us to the point we're at now, my God...
Would love for you to check out Bob Dylan Jamal. One of the most important still living music artists of all time. He won the Nobel prize for his songwriting.
Some songs to look at would be:
Mr. Tambourine Man
Don't Think Twice It's Alright
Hurricane (He used this song to get an innocent black man out of jail)
Lots of love from The Netherlands!
Somehow I know all the words to this song even though I was 12 😊
So many good Dr. Hook songs. "Sexy Eyes" and "When You're in Love With a Beautiful Woman" for something similar, or "I Got Stoned and I Missed It" and "Millionaire" if you want something a little more fun.
and if you're looking for old-school romance, Ronnie Milsap's "Lost in the 50's Tonight" is a must.
Oh god millionaire is a farkin jam 😆
These guys were regulars at Knott's Berry Farm when I was a kid
The best time..... Still love having doors open for me, hand holding, all those sweet manners.... ✌️😷🌺❤️
Jesse and the maid were "Sharing the trunk together"! :)
I was born in '72, but the first time I ever heard this song was on an episode of Cold Case about a couple in a dull marriage who attended a swingers party in the 70's. The wife and another dude at the party were coupled together because they shared identical keychains. This is the song that played when they were getting to know each other. I also believe he called her "foxy". LOL. Great song!
Brother, I know I am not alone in saying you are a beacon of light in our current world, instead of sitting here alone jamming we jam with you, and have a few laughs and the world feels a little less depressing and a ray of hope still exists. Thanks for being there for all of us out here.
You have to do "A Little Bit More " it's my favorite from Dr. Hook.
Jamal, Big fan here, You need to react to The Staple Singers "Respect Yourself", It was out in 1971 and still applies today. There is a line about the "president" and covid which would apply today. Plus the song has a killer bassline. I don'tt think you did this one yet.
The title and artist did not ring bells for me... had to go check it out... This is one that needs to be heard! ... so relevant Thanks for suggesting.
I love this song. It was on some easy listening vinyl my mom had in the 70’s 😍
I was in 10th grade, danced with my favorite girl to this at the spring dance.
Great memories, thanks Jamal.
“I’m a boy; you’re a girl: we have so much in common.” Pepe le pew
After 24 years with my wife she is immune to all my "shots", and I love and respect her to much to "shoot" at any one else.
Good man. Thats how it ought to be.
So True.👍
My hubby has always been a gentleman. He was so shy when we were first talking, I had to make all the moves. After my last move, he stopped being shy. LOL We are still honeymooning. ♥️
Every now and then I'm just surfing aimlessly around and decide to see what Jamel has been up to. He never fails to bring a smile to my face. Not just the excellent tunes, but the genuine joy.
Such great lyrics in these songs, I could listen all day long. Love it
This is STILL one that makes me grin when I hear it. But you’ve GOT to listen to “When You’re In Love With A Beautiful Woman.”
i love Dennis Locorriere and Dr Hook
The other guy is not dr. Hook Ray Sawyer
Dennis became a douche
1978... wow... I was 7 for most of that year (born in Oct of 70) but yeah I definitely remember hearing this song and just loving the vibe from the melody. Of course a decade or so later the words became more meaningful but still an awesome song!
This is one of my ALL time favorite song’s!!!! Love it! Thank you Jamel! ♥️
I've always thought that this song sounds a bit like Lionel Ritchie.
Good call. This totally could have been a Commodores song, couldn't it?
Yeah he does
You mean Lionel Ritchie sounds a bit like them? I think Dr. Hook did it first. L.O.L.
He should do some lionel Ritchie, Comadors, good idea
Heard Sail On by the Commodores the other day. I was reminded how great they were. Would love to hear Brick House as well.
Another song in a similar vein is "I'd Really Love to See You Tonight" by England Dan and John Ford Coley. th-cam.com/video/UuUVgKT4roQ/w-d-xo.html This is a Midnight Special version because I know you like the live performances. Not quite as smooth as the album version, but still good.
An excellent choice for Jamal's new "Monday Midnight Special" series.
OMG I have not thought about that song in ages! I am going to go find it right now!!
Oh yeah, please! Love that one!
My husband sang this to me in our first date. I thought oh boy, here we go.. he moved in 2 weeks later and married within a year. I knew the moment I saw him. There he is!
That was 1991. Kevin passed away at age 43 in 2010. I miss he so much and smile ear to ear when I hear this! Thank you
Jamel music like this was from a time when life was so much simpler and people didn't get offended like they do today.Being 67,I am so happy to have grown up with some very talented musicians.God bless you my brother and thank you for this!
All there hits were great, I like "cover of rolling stone" they are such a fun band
By 'sharing the night together' he's clearly talking about going to church socials, bingo, drive in movies together, nothing more...
😂😂
😃😄😂
LOL, hilarious!!!!
Ah yeah, Alright.
Separate cars at the movie theater of course
Dr Hook is an all time favorite band of mine, and I just enjoyed em even more with your reaction. You always make me smile
This band helped me threw a lot of bad times in 70s. So very special for me. AND HAD THE HONOR TO SEE THEM IN PERSON AT AGE 18. IN California. Keeps me Chillin..
I'd really like to see you tonight by England Dan and John For Coley YOU GOTTA NOW!!!!
Yes!
More Dr Hook please"a little bit more","only sixteen","sexy eyes","when you're in love with a beautiful woman","freakin at the freakers ball","medley", and my personal favorite"carry me Carrie" ☮️ out
I'm with you Gary.....more more Dr. Hook
Even though the way he looks at the camera makes me feel like I need to cover myself up 😝....can't deny what a unique and beautiful tone he has to his voice....love Dr Hook's catalog of music ❤
I graduated in 1978 and I can't tell you how many times I danced to this song! So many wonderful memories! thank you I enjoy your reactions to all this music I grew up with!
Got to listen to "Carry Me Carrie", about a homeless man. Great tune.......Dr Hook and the Medicine are great
Boy brings back memories Doctor Who Freakin At The Freaker's Ball, Sylvia's Mother, and they're great cover of the Rolling Stone you need to hear all three thanks Jamal for great reactions memories
Take me back to when I was a young impressionable teen....this kind of music was the norm. Woooweeee!
Jamel, your reactions to these classics are priceless Brotha. Thank you. 🙏🏻
Dr. Hook - Sexy Eyes
You'll have to do When Your In Love With A Beautiful Woman and their song Sexy Eyes.
Hello Dr Hook has so many good songs Some of them are among my all time favorites
I absolutely have loved this band most of my life, got my first kiss to this song when I was 16, at the skating rink they played alot of oldies. I met and cooked for Ray Sawyer the guy with the eye patch and his band 3 years running when they were on tour, the second year Ray s son saw me recognized me and said dad dad it's that cooking girl, apparently my cooking made an impression and they had been taking about they would be back to my town for weeks and wondered if I was still there.
Gotta do 'Life Is a Rock (But the Radio Rolled Me)' by Reunion
LoL...."c'mon now, do people even say would you mind anymore"
Tell me this player didn't already know all about consent way back in the 1970s. Sheeit. It's always hotter when it's her idea. LOL
i do
Pretty common up north in Canada! Ultra polite!
Lol..true!!
I do but I'm from Middle Michigan and we had manners. I live in North Carolina and the most polite thing I have heard anyone say is "Well bless your heart!" Mind you, if you are from the south you can confirm, that doesn't mean what it sounds like...it's kind of like saying F... You "politely ".
This kind of music takes me back to the old skating rink every time I hear it. Great memories with great music!
Man I'm feeling old, remember when this came out. This song has a nice groove to it.
You think this is some good talk?! Again, you gotta hear their song’s “Sexy Eyes” and “a little bit more!” Whoo! The lyrics along with the music! 😍.
Please react to "The wonderful soup stone" and "Baby make her Blue Jeans talk"
My cousin would play this song over & over, never got tired of it.
There it is..! Thanks you.!
👍🏾
Yer looking kinda lonely girl...
Smooth waves of Dr.Hook 😎 They actually have a lot of great hits, & another great one that comes to mind is, Sylvia's mother!
1970's the song writer"s decade, beautiful music in every category
I was 8. This music is so mellow and the memories of it all being so fun and easy comes rushing back.
I'm soooooo glad I found your channel at the start of this Pandemic. You made my life so much happier. You are a treasure! Right on!
One of my fave bands, love ballads timeless❤❤
Dr. Hook is "OFF the HOOK "❣️ IS THERE A BETTER FEELING than meeting someone new, all the butterflies as well as the unknown, so EXCITING ❣️ These lyrics and the melody take me to a BEAUTIFUL place💯
Grew up with this music; and looking back I think 1977, 78 and 79 had some of the best music. Until about 2 years ago, I hadn't a clue what these guys looked like. When I did finally see them, it really wasn't what I had imagined. Alot of their music has held up well over time in my opinion. 🙂
Hello there,
Dr Hook can sing to me anytime 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
Thanks Jamel for keeping REAL MUSIC ALIVE . Stay safe/blessed 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I heard this song EVERY Friday night w my family growing up while hanging out w my cool uncle & playing darts !! Thanks for the memories
I Love This Band!!! Back in the 70’s,. 80’s,. 90’s,.etc.,. This was My Favorite Band!!! Yeah,. I Know I say that about lots of them! Haha! I can’t believe I forgot about this band! It’s just been So Long since I listened to them!!! They’re Awesome!!! 😃👍✌️
One of my favorite songs as a kid that I still love hearing