The vibes and sounds of the 60's have NEVER been surpassed, in my humble opinion. The vocals, harmonies, melodies, the raw TALENT are UNBEATABLE! To me, the greatest era of rock & pop was from 1965 to 1975. Definitely a lot of great music before and after those years, but for my tastes, those 10 years are unrivaled. Thank you guys for doing The Grass Roots. By the way, the love and respect you guys show each other on here is a beautiful thing.
The "Grass Roots" are just one of the reasons why I consider the music of the 60's as the greatest decade in Rock & Roll history. This song "Live for today " came out in [1967]. Please do their multi-platinum hit song "Midnight Confessions [1968]."
@@janetsilverhawk7204 We had the greatest collection of Rock, Rythm & Blues, Soul, Folk Rock, Country and easy listening music of any decade. how fortunate were we to be witness to that? Awesome!
Yes the grass roots, just one of the greatest groups of the day. Still listen to these remastered classics today. Some of greatest music ever played, today's music does no justice. Sorry just my personal opinion.
The Grass Roots are a great American rock band from the 60's-70's. I had some of their records. They had a lot of big hits such as "Let's Live For Today", "Midnight Confessions", "Things I Should Have Said", "Bella Linda", "Lovin' Things", "The River Is Wide", "I'd Wait A Million Years", "Heaven Knows", "Walking Through The Country", "Baby Hold On", "Temptation Eyes", "Sooner Or Later", "Two Divided By Love", "Glory Bound", "The Runway" etc.
Sooooo many hits! Most other songs/videos are in color… as they had big hits well into the 70’s My favs are ~ Two Divided By Love Temptation Eyes Midnight Confessions Sooner Or Later
The Grass Roots were listened to by me and all my friends in middle & high school. Love, love, love, them. All the songs listed in this thread are great!
Yes, Yes Yes! Finally the Grass Roots! I've been suggesting them to reactors forever! Few takers for some reason. Check out their other hits Sooner or Later, Two Divided By Love, Midnight Confessions, Temptation Eyes and Heaven Knows.
They were a 60s/70s hit MACHINE!! Try Sooner or Later. Name of song is Midnight Confessions, not Reflection. Bella Linda, I'd Wait A Million Years, Where Were You When I Needed You, etc. SO many more. Rob Grill was on lead, perfectly accompanied by Warren Entner. Creed and Rick on Guitar and Drums respectively.
OMG haven't seen Jimmy Durante in so long. Anybody remember he used to say " that's not a banana that's my nose". Love the Grass Roots and this song. My older sisters played it all the time on 45's. Thanks for the memories today guys.
I'm 61years old and I always enjoy when young folks such as yourselves discover (and appreciate) those great classics of the past. I also enjoy the fact that you two are so in love with life and each other. Below are some more suggestions fore future reaction videos. Take care, and may your lives travel the same path as your dreams. "Gee Whiz" by Carla Thomas "Bust a Move" by Young MC "Midnight At the Oasis" by Maria Muldaur "Candyman" by Christina Aguilera "Cherry Pie" by Warrant "Him" by Rupert Holmes "Summertime" by DJ Jazzy Jeff and The Fresh Prince "Walk the Dinosaur" by Was (Not Was)
What a great band! And in case no one else points it out, the guitar player in the striped shirt is Creed from "The Office". And Mel, I love your fabulous hair today. You look so good ! You guys are adorable and you choose some good music to react to that no one else does. Thanks!
Shawn and Mel, good choice here!!! Now do a deep dive down the Grass Roots rabbit hole: you'll love them.. Choose any of their great songs: Two Divided By Love, Temptation Eyes, Sooner Or Later, Midnight Confessions, Wait A Million Years, The River Is Wide and so many others..... They charted the Hot 100 21 times, Top 10 three times, Top 20 six times and Top 40 14 times... An amazing group, one of my favorites growing up! I would like to recommend Two Divided By Love or Sooner Or Later.....
Well you picked a beauty here from an underrated group. Summer of love 1967 and so important to note the lyrics as you always do. "I'm glad that we are different, we've got better things to do." Keep up the great tunes!
Thanks for doing the Grass Roots. They may be lost to this generation, but us old timers remember the quality of their music and it makes me feel good when someone discovers that this group may be forgotten these days, but only until someone puts on their music. They have a deep catalog of amazing tunes to discover and I'm glad you found them. Now spread the word to your friends.
OMGOSH!! Great Reaction. The Grassroots were one of the BEST music groups of the 60's/70's! Their lyrics weren't necessarily mysterious/deep, but they were lyrics that EVERYONE could relate to and the music was catchy and great to dance to! They had a LOT OF GREAT HITS "Midnight Confessions", "Lovin' Things", "Sooner or Later", "The River Runs Deep", "Glorybound", just to name a few. I really enjoy your reaction videos and look forward to more Grassroots reactions!
You two are going C-R-A-Z-Y today! Grass Roots were energy personified back in the day. 1960s. "Midnight Confession" and many more hits. Oh Jimmy D.!! What a character. Yes Mel, deep. Kind of heart of the "counter cultural". Oh you guys are great! Enjoy! All those things are good, etc, BUT gotta have the Love! Or what's the point? And they could kick out the jams!!
Hi Shawn and Mel, thank you for playing my request today! Yay! It sure brought a smile to my face. :). All of their songs are great, my favorite is one called "My Midnight Confession". That is a really romantic one and has a great beat. I can't believe that I was so fortunate to see these guys in concert live on several occasions. In the late 70's and early 80's they came every summer and played at a local amusement park where I lived at the time called Knott's Berry Farm. They had different stages all over the park and bands from the 60's would play through out the park. It was amazing. I am so glad you enjoyed the song so much! Thanks again guys and have a wonderful day ahead!
They did a song that became a favorite of mine called " Where were you when I needed you", They sang it like they may have lived it, I wore this 8- Track out growing up in the 70s, You two are awesome, Listen to you everyday, Love your Loretta Lynn reactions,And as always I think it's so awesome to see you young people keeping our great old classics alive!!
The Grass Roots were a great band. They had many big hits. I saw them live at the Forum (LA) IN 1969 and they were GREAT live. They played with Steppenwolf & 3 Dog Nigh. The 3 bands were all on ABC Dunhill Records and they toured nationally together.
Thank you for helping me to realize how diverse my '60's radio experience actually was. Like this channel, all genres were broadcasted from the same station, connecting us all through music.
This was originally an Italian song, performed by an English band who were popular in Italy, but when their producers decided to translate it into English for English marketing, it failed, so the publishers rewrote it and it wound up in the hands of the American producers of the Grass Roots, and it became a huge hit.
Shawn and Mel, thanks for finally getting to the Grassroots. These guys had a string of hits in the sixties and were a musical force, enjoyed by millions.
Intro was by Jimmy Durante, a longtime comedian back in the 60’s! I love, love this band, I remember dancing & dancing to their songs when I was a teenager 🥰 Thanks for bringing this one to be discovered & enjoyed again !! 🎶🇨🇦☮️😆🇬🇧
This was me and my honey's song when it came out! We broke up in the beginning of 1969 and at the end of the school year his mom passed after his graduation and he went into the military. I never seen him again until 12 years ago when I found him on FB. He was divorced, the father of a son who is now a firefighter (also an Army vet) and they were sharing an apartment together in Chicago. We reconnected and he moved to the Houston area and we were married. But we never forgot that song and it's implications! Thank you so much! You two are amazing!! Keep it up!!
I met the lead singer at an oldies concert. He was standing talking to the girls at a t-shirt table, people streaming in, I walked up to him and told him I was a fan since I was a little kid, all that American bandstand paid off. He was so nice! (Same concert I saw the Tolkens perform. It was fantastic!
Was so glad to see Rob Grill also in the late '90's as he kept the Grass Roots going. Sad he died in Tampa a few short years ago. His health was failing.
Classic sixties pop! When you're ready for more from The Grass Roots check out these tunes: "Wait A Million Years", "Midnight Confessions", and "Sooner Or Later" along with many others.
This was their biggest hit. Although my favorite Grass Roots hit was "Where Were You When I Needed You." Other good ones were "Midnight Confessions" and "Temptation Eyes." Dagmar S. provides a fairly comprehensive list below.
Thanks for hitting up Grass Roots. One of my favorites. A nice size Rabbit Hole with this one. Please do "Sooner Or Later" next by them. Thanks and God Bless.
The Grass Roots were fabulous, But to see the Great Jimmy Durante introduce them also warmed my heart. He was a piano player actor comedian and singer. While he does not fall in your normal music range you should see him do Smile . He was considered one of the best people to have walked this earth.
Grass Roots were great!! Let's Live For Today was their first hit in 1967. Other great songs of theirs include Midnight Confessions, I'd Wait A Million Years, & Sooner Or Later. Lots more to choose from, & not a bad one in the bunch!! Another group from that era I just know you'd enjoy -- The Young Rascals (Later known as The Rascals). How Can I Be Sure is my favorite of their songs, Groovin' was their biggest hit. Once again, lots more to choose from!
My era in The 60-70s were the times of change in the world. The music was about love peace freedom and togetherness. I miss those days. Thank you thank you for taking me down memory lane ♥️👍🏼
Great choice! One of their biggest hits. I believe Midnight Confessions in 68 was their biggest regardless always dug this group. Rob Grill was a great singer. Soooo many great songs and singers in the 60s. Things I Should have Said is groovy, I know ull both dig it😀🤠
Warren Entner, the guitarist on the far right, has managed several successful groups: Angel, Quiet Riot, Faith No More, Rage Against the Machine, and the Deftones.
The first album I ever bought. The Grass Roots Greatest hits. I was about 10 years old and begged my mom to buy it for me when I saw it at a grocery store. These guys were the real deal.
Of course, now you have to try their "sister bands" The Association, and The lovin' Spoonful! These gave us the beat of those days, positive and free-spirited, here's The Lovin' Spoonful doing their second biggest hit "Nashville Cats" which is a song about the music and the mothers in Nashville. th-cam.com/video/P4p7prURvIk/w-d-xo.html You may have done "Summer in the City" but this is their bluegrass side and it will suck you deeper into our happy place!
This happens to be my favorite Grass Roots song, but there are a ton of other great ones, too. And don't miss Feelings, one of their more obscure but great songs.
I actually got to see The Grass Roots in concert, they were one of three opening groups that opened for The Monkees 20th Anniversary concert at the Greek Theatre
I found you guys about a week ago while I was watching Toby Keith videos and I must say I LOVE YOU TWO. Great reactions to so many artists now you even found the Grass Roots. Koodos to you.
"Temptation Eyes" and "Midnight Confession" are two of my favorites by the Grass Roots.
@Michelle
2 of my top too! 😊
…with ‘’Two Divided By Love’ & ‘Sooner Or Later’
Love those songs but this their best IMO.
Michelle Midnight confession is awesome.
river is wide ... my grassroot favorite
Midnight confessions is so beautiful ❤️
The multi-talented Creed Bratton doing his thing there, love to see it........
The vibes and sounds of the 60's have NEVER been surpassed, in my humble opinion. The vocals, harmonies, melodies, the raw TALENT are UNBEATABLE! To me, the greatest era of rock & pop was from 1965 to 1975. Definitely a lot of great music before and after those years, but for my tastes, those 10 years are unrivaled. Thank you guys for doing The Grass Roots. By the way, the love and respect you guys show each other on here is a beautiful thing.
You forgot 1964. That was the beginning of non stop hits beginning with the Beatles.
You got to go back to 1960 so you get Everly Brothers best, The Four Seasons first hits, etc.
The guy playing guitar with the striped shirt, is actually Creed Bratton, for all you fans of The Office, TV show.
I just said that too! Deleted mine since you beat me to it… :)
The "Grass Roots" are just one of the reasons why I consider the music of the 60's as the greatest decade in Rock & Roll history. This song "Live for today " came out in [1967]. Please do their multi-platinum hit song "Midnight Confessions [1968]."
Agreed
@@janetsilverhawk7204 We had the greatest collection of Rock, Rythm & Blues, Soul, Folk Rock, Country and easy listening music of any decade. how fortunate were we to be witness to that? Awesome!
Yep loved them n still listen to them often 👏👏👏
Finally, these guy were on the charts 252 consecutive weeks. NO ONE HAS EVER DONE THAT, NOT ELVIS, NOT BEATLES, NOT ROLLING STONES, no ONE!!!!!
"I'd Wait a Million Years" is another good one from them (but it's 999,999 years more than I'd personally wait)
Shawn & Mel, you'll love their "Sooner Or Later", "Two Divided By Love" and "Midnight Confession", 3 of their 4 biggest charting songs.
Yes the grass roots, just one of the greatest groups of the day. Still listen to these remastered classics today. Some of greatest music ever played, today's music does no justice. Sorry just my personal opinion.
The Grass Roots are a great American rock band from the 60's-70's. I had some of their records. They had a lot of big hits such as "Let's Live For Today", "Midnight Confessions", "Things I Should Have Said", "Bella Linda", "Lovin' Things", "The River Is Wide", "I'd Wait A Million Years", "Heaven Knows", "Walking Through The Country", "Baby Hold On", "Temptation Eyes", "Sooner Or Later", "Two Divided By Love", "Glory Bound", "The Runway" etc.
"Temptation Eyes" is the best.
Sooooo many hits!
Most other songs/videos are in color… as they had big hits well into the 70’s
My favs are ~
Two Divided By Love
Temptation Eyes
Midnight Confessions
Sooner Or Later
I second that Dagmar
@@bigsteve9279
My favorites too
The Grass Roots were listened to by me and all my friends in middle & high school. Love, love, love, them. All the songs listed in this thread are great!
I loved this group back in the 60’s, the best era in my life!👍👏👏👏👏🎶🎵💙♥️
One of the best bands of all time and so good looking. Damn. Absolute Legends!
Criminally underrated band!
Yes, Yes Yes! Finally the Grass Roots! I've been suggesting them to reactors forever! Few takers for some reason. Check out their other hits Sooner or Later, Two Divided By Love, Midnight Confessions, Temptation Eyes and Heaven Knows.
@Vince Me too bro!
I’ve been requesting them many times and often.
More More More!
@@bigsteve9279 Thanks! The (Young) Rascals also need more promotion!
They are so good, They should be in the Rock and Roll Hall OF Game. 💗❤️💋
I haven’t heard this song in years. Thanks for sharing this music (and its message). Great reaction.
Love how you 2 held hands & kissed each other's hands. Perfect reaction to this wonderful song.
They were a 60s/70s hit MACHINE!! Try Sooner or Later. Name of song is Midnight Confessions, not Reflection. Bella Linda, I'd Wait A Million Years, Where Were You When I Needed You, etc. SO many more. Rob Grill was on lead, perfectly accompanied by Warren Entner. Creed and Rick on Guitar and Drums respectively.
They had sooooooo many hits. Rob Grill had a great voice. Go down the rabbit hole, you won't be disappointed.
He was a great songwriter as well as performer..
You two seem to love the 60's great vibes, dance tunes, love songs, very chill
Absolutely love watching you two react to the 60’s music I grew up with
The Grass Roots had a number of big hit songs. Your next reaction needs to be Midnight Confessions.
OMG haven't seen Jimmy Durante in so long. Anybody remember he used to say " that's not a banana that's my nose". Love the Grass Roots and this song. My older sisters played it all the time on 45's. Thanks for the memories today guys.
I loved Jimmy Durante, he was so funny, I am so blessed because I grew up in a time when music dealt with love, peace, happiness, simple feelings
I wonder how felt about the 60's groups?
Temptation Eyes , Love the Grass Roots they have so many hits , Rabbit Hole Most Definitely ♥️
This was the sweetest reaction I've ever seen on this channel - thanks.
I’ve been waiting for a reactor to do this song and I’m glad it was you two. You both are great and have respect for great music.
One of the underrated groups of the era. They do one of my all time favs from that era: Wait a Million Years.
I'm 61years old and I always enjoy when young folks such as yourselves discover (and appreciate) those great classics of the past. I also enjoy the fact that you two are so in love with life and each other. Below are some more suggestions fore future reaction videos. Take care, and may your lives travel the same path as your dreams.
"Gee Whiz" by Carla Thomas
"Bust a Move" by Young MC
"Midnight At the Oasis" by Maria Muldaur
"Candyman" by Christina Aguilera
"Cherry Pie" by Warrant
"Him" by Rupert Holmes
"Summertime" by DJ Jazzy Jeff and The Fresh Prince
"Walk the Dinosaur" by Was (Not Was)
SO many great songs by the Grass Roots!!!!
What a great band! And in case no one else points it out, the guitar player in the striped shirt is Creed from "The Office". And Mel, I love your fabulous hair today. You look so good ! You guys are adorable and you choose some good music to react to that no one else does. Thanks!
Beat me to it
Creed your teeth called your breath stinks. Boom roasted!
Shawn and Mel, good choice here!!! Now do a deep dive down the Grass Roots
rabbit hole: you'll love them.. Choose any of their great songs: Two Divided By Love,
Temptation Eyes, Sooner Or Later, Midnight Confessions, Wait A Million Years,
The River Is Wide and so many others.....
They charted the Hot 100 21 times, Top 10 three times, Top 20 six times and
Top 40 14 times... An amazing group, one of my favorites growing up! I would
like to recommend Two Divided By Love or Sooner Or Later.....
I Love How Much You Love Eachother. You are so Sweet Shawn How you Take Mel's Hand Just Is So Special.
They were one of the biggest bands of the mid 60's with a string of hits...Always brings back grade school memories to hear it....
Well you picked a beauty here from an underrated group. Summer of love 1967 and so important to note the lyrics as you always do. "I'm glad that we are different, we've got better things to do." Keep up the great tunes!
Thanks for doing the Grass Roots. They may be lost to this generation, but us old timers remember the quality of their music and it makes me feel good when someone discovers that this group may be forgotten these days, but only until someone puts on their music. They have a deep catalog of amazing tunes to discover and I'm glad you found them. Now spread the word to your friends.
OMGOSH!! Great Reaction. The Grassroots were one of the BEST music groups of the 60's/70's! Their lyrics weren't necessarily mysterious/deep, but they were lyrics that EVERYONE could relate to and the music was catchy and great to dance to! They had a LOT OF GREAT HITS "Midnight Confessions", "Lovin' Things", "Sooner or Later", "The River Runs Deep", "Glorybound", just to name a few. I really enjoy your reaction videos and look forward to more Grassroots reactions!
You two are going C-R-A-Z-Y today! Grass Roots were energy personified back in the day. 1960s. "Midnight Confession" and many more hits. Oh Jimmy D.!! What a character. Yes Mel, deep. Kind of heart of the "counter cultural". Oh you guys are great! Enjoy! All those things are good, etc, BUT gotta have the Love! Or what's the point? And they could kick out the jams!!
Hi Shawn and Mel, thank you for playing my request today! Yay! It sure brought a smile to my face. :). All of their songs are great, my favorite is one called "My Midnight Confession". That is a really romantic one and has a great beat. I can't believe that I was so fortunate to see these guys in concert live on several occasions. In the late 70's and early 80's they came every summer and played at a local amusement park where I lived at the time called Knott's Berry Farm. They had different stages all over the park and bands from the 60's would play through out the park. It was amazing. I am so glad you enjoyed the song so much! Thanks again guys and have a wonderful day ahead!
Shawn & Mel are great reactors! They brighten my day always!
They did a song that became a favorite of mine called " Where were you when I needed you", They sang it like they may have lived it, I wore this 8- Track out growing up in the 70s, You two are awesome, Listen to you everyday, Love your Loretta Lynn reactions,And as always I think it's so awesome to see you young people keeping our great old classics alive!!
On the greatest songs that the grassroots ever did and probably one of the best songs of that time.
I remember my mom had this album when I was growing up and loved all of these songs as well as the association. So much great music in this Era
Another hit by the Grass Roots"Where were you when I needed you"one of their early hits, please 😎 thanks 🏹
Can never go wrong with Rob Grill and the Grass Roots.
indeed
They had a great sound that really encapsulated the attitude of the day‼️
The Grass Roots were a great band. They had many big hits. I saw them live at the Forum (LA) IN 1969 and they were GREAT live. They played with Steppenwolf & 3 Dog Nigh. The 3 bands were all on ABC Dunhill Records and they toured nationally together.
I hope you do more of their music ~ they're amazing!
Thank you for helping me to realize how diverse my '60's radio experience actually was. Like this channel, all genres were broadcasted from the same station, connecting us all through music.
The music in the 60’s was great‼️ thanks for bringing back the memories of that era 💙🌼🌼🌼😳 LOVE, PEACE AND HAPPINESS to you both💙
This was originally an Italian song, performed by an English band who were popular in Italy, but when their producers decided to translate it into English for English marketing, it failed, so the publishers rewrote it and it wound up in the hands of the American producers of the Grass Roots, and it became a huge hit.
Great advice for living by a great group, the Grass Roots never disappoint!
Love this one! And LOVE YOUR REACTION TO IT!
Shawn and Mel, thanks for finally getting to the Grassroots. These guys had a string of hits in the sixties and were a musical force, enjoyed by millions.
I just love this group so much ,,,, thank you for finding them
Intro was by Jimmy Durante, a longtime comedian back in the 60’s!
I love, love this band, I remember dancing & dancing to their songs when I was a teenager 🥰
Thanks for bringing this one to be discovered & enjoyed again !! 🎶🇨🇦☮️😆🇬🇧
What a fabulous group they were! They had so many wonderful hits. "Midnight Confession" is a must. But there are so many others.
This was me and my honey's song when it came out! We broke up in the beginning of 1969 and at the end of the school year his mom passed after his graduation and he went into the military. I never seen him again until 12 years ago when I found him on FB. He was divorced, the father of a son who is now a firefighter (also an Army vet) and they were sharing an apartment together in Chicago. We reconnected and he moved to the Houston area and we were married. But we never forgot that song and it's implications! Thank you so much! You two are amazing!! Keep it up!!
This is powerful, Some sadness, But so glad he ended up happy and reconnected again
One of my favorite groups. Another great hit is 'Midnight Confession', but they have so many great hits.
I love these guys, so many great hits. My recommendations would read like their greatest hits track listing.
He sings what the world needs to hear.
I met the lead singer at an oldies concert. He was standing talking to the girls at a t-shirt table, people streaming in, I walked up to him and told him I was a fan since I was a little kid, all that American bandstand paid off. He was so nice! (Same concert I saw the Tolkens perform. It was fantastic!
Was so glad to see Rob Grill also in the late '90's as he kept the Grass Roots going. Sad he died in Tampa a few short years ago. His health was failing.
I MUST AGREE, GREAT BAND! MANY GOOD SONGS. BUT MY FAVORITE IS SOONER OR LATER. LOTS OF LOVE ,SHAWN AND MEL.
So glad to see y'all do the grassroots. They were the 60's! So many great hits! Check out their song " midnight confessions ".
Classic sixties pop! When you're ready for more from The Grass Roots check out these tunes: "Wait A Million Years", "Midnight Confessions", and "Sooner Or Later" along with many others.
I was 15 when this entered my life it was a favorite song for a long time. I own a best of album by the grass roots good fun music from another time.
Lovin' things is an awesome song of the Grass Roots. Where were you when I needed is also a good song.
This was my high school/college theme song.in my top 3 of all time favorites. Thanks
Nice...I'm a much older guy and I'm so glad you enjoyed this. I was 12 when this was riding high on the charts and I've always loved this song a lot.
Always loved this group and this song. Finally got to see them live in the mid 80's... sounded every bit as good.
This was their biggest hit. Although my favorite Grass Roots hit was "Where Were You When I Needed You." Other good ones were "Midnight Confessions" and "Temptation Eyes." Dagmar S. provides a fairly comprehensive list below.
I get the feeling, from your reactions to love songs, you'd go bonkers for "For My Lady" by the Moody Blues. It's right up your alley.
I absolutely loved this song as teen.
Thanks for hitting up Grass Roots. One of my favorites. A nice size Rabbit Hole with this one. Please do "Sooner Or Later" next by them. Thanks and God Bless.
The Grass Roots were fabulous, But to see the Great Jimmy Durante introduce them also warmed my heart. He was a piano player actor comedian and singer. While he does not fall in your normal music range you should see him do Smile . He was considered one of the best people to have walked this earth.
Ahh Cha Cha Cha Cha
"Goodnight Mrs. Calabash, wherever you are." Jimmy Durante said this at the end of every episode of his show.
got to see him in person when I was a kid
Grass Roots were great!! Let's Live For Today was their first hit in 1967. Other great songs of theirs include Midnight Confessions, I'd Wait A Million Years, & Sooner Or Later. Lots more to choose from, & not a bad one in the bunch!!
Another group from that era I just know you'd enjoy -- The Young Rascals (Later known as The Rascals). How Can I Be Sure is my favorite of their songs, Groovin' was their biggest hit. Once again, lots more to choose from!
I just love watching their reactions to these great songs. Old records never die.
This is the motto of the 1960s. Live for today!!!
A song for young couples starting out trying to make ends meet. Today we have a instant gratification society.
My era in The 60-70s were the times of change in the world. The music was about love peace freedom and togetherness. I miss those days. Thank you thank you for taking me down memory lane ♥️👍🏼
I love The Grass Roots! They had so many good songs.🥰
I had a rock band in the 60's, we loved doing this song. The people always loved the way we played the song.
Great reaction! The 60's was the decade of love! Could use some of that now.
Summer of Love was full of great songs. 1967 was a watershed of outstanding music and groups. Don't you all wish you'd been there? It was great!
Wooo hooo..the grass roots were awesome I have all of their albums..I love them❤✌☮ ..thanks for this one!
im about to cry because you folks are the cutest couple ever!!!!!!!
Beautiful music. I was privileged to grow up in a home where music was always on. The Grass Roots are symbolic of the 60's in my eyes.
Great choice! One of their biggest hits. I believe Midnight Confessions in 68 was their biggest regardless always dug this group. Rob Grill was a great singer. Soooo many great songs and singers in the 60s. Things I Should have Said is groovy, I know ull both dig it😀🤠
"Midnight Confession" by The Grass Roots...great band
Warren Entner, the guitarist on the far right, has managed several successful groups: Angel, Quiet Riot, Faith No More, Rage Against the Machine, and the Deftones.
Finally my favorite group
So glad you guys got around to this band. I loved them when I was in Jr high school
Love this song so much!! There greatest hits cd is so 🔥🔥🔥🔥
this group has great songs
Shawn and Mel, you guys are a Blessing!
The first album I ever bought. The Grass Roots Greatest hits. I was about 10 years old and begged my mom to buy it for me when I saw it at a grocery store. These guys were the real deal.
Of course, now you have to try their "sister bands" The Association, and The lovin' Spoonful! These gave us the beat of those days, positive and free-spirited, here's The Lovin' Spoonful doing their second biggest hit "Nashville Cats" which is a song about the music and the mothers in Nashville. th-cam.com/video/P4p7prURvIk/w-d-xo.html
You may have done "Summer in the City" but this is their bluegrass side and it will suck you deeper into our happy place!
This happens to be my favorite Grass Roots song, but there are a ton of other great ones, too. And don't miss Feelings, one of their more obscure but great songs.
I actually got to see The Grass Roots in concert, they were one of three opening groups that opened for The Monkees 20th Anniversary concert at the Greek Theatre
Classic that never gets old just better.
I found you guys about a week ago while I was watching Toby Keith videos and I must say I LOVE YOU TWO. Great reactions to so many artists now you even found the Grass Roots. Koodos to you.
Great songs and great music great live