Bay city Rollers song Saturday Night Ohio Players song Rollercoaster of Love Stevie Wonder song Superstition Starland Vocal Band song Afternoon Delight
@@stevehaug5469 Yep... i was born in the early 80's, but my "golden age of music" absolutely includes the 50's. i would say, for me, the golden age of music was mid 50's up until the early 90's. A good 35 year stretch.
I'm 💯 in agreement. Late 60s up to 1980. Before that, not as timeless. After that, more electronics & commercialization. The 80s were not as ''natural'
Me two. Love the 60's, 70's music. We grew up on 8 tracks then cassettes', then CD"s. I would suggest Pegasus look into all that great music and the folks that put it all out there. Yes, the school dances where you actually had the dances at the school. Now a days they book another venue to have their school dances. I am a grandmother of four and I have a great grandson. Time sure flies. Kids today do not get to enjoy what we did. Being a female I used race my 1966 Chevelle SS not only on Main St., but at a raceway that was set up for us that wanted to race against one another. I had a lot of fun growing up in the 60's and 70's. The officers were never mean to us, they just gave us lecture and sent us on our way. Miss those days.
I grew up in the 60s 70s and 80s. I'm 63 now. These songs are gifts and unfortunately we will never see music like this again but we will have these treasures forever.
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I really hate to tell you this, but one of the two founders of Player, Peter Beckett, was born and raised in Liverpool, England. He moved to Los Angeles to join a band called Skyband, which broke up after one album. Sadly, Beckett's wife left him and returned to England by the time he formed Player with American musician, JC Crowley. Crowley was also going through a breakup at the time, so they both channeled their feelings into writing the song "Baby Come Back". Beckett sang lead on the track. Crowley sang the line, “Nothing left for me” during the bridge. "Baby Come Back" was the breakthrough single for the band, gaining them mainstream success, and hitting number one, knocking label-mates The Bee Gees’ “How Deep Is Your Love” from the top spot. 🤩
Thank you very much for that bit of history; it makes the song and the group's efforts even more meaningful and beautiful knowing the motivations and feelings behind the song.
@@sueprator9314 I appreciated that comment, and by the number of Likes it's gotten, so have a lot of other people. I think it is you who should go away.
Like many of us keep saying the millennials and the genziers just don't understand how good our music was back in the '60s and '70s and even '80s... It was pure music. It was pure soul. It was fun!
If you search on Angelina Jordan on YT and listen to all her covers and also her own songs you will feel that there is hope for the future 🤩 This is where it started when she was seven, 18 today.. th-cam.com/video/rI6ZhRk86Hs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=YaxuUe9muUgdFYnG
When your sitting on the chair kinda bopping to the music is one thing, but when the music graps you and you have to stand up and dance to it, thats is on another level. 😁
Yes, the part down the middle and the feather hair - or the "wings". Some had that perfect hair that cooperated and others would try and the hair just wouldn't do it. lol
I know!!! We were so spoiled as females...men w/great hair. WTH? What happened? Is it pollution...bald will never be my thing...even in these late years...lol
I have always absolutely loved this song! I was born in 71 and I remember sitting in the backseat of my mom's car going to the grocery store listening to this.
The smooth sounds of the 70s😎... i can still remember on THE SIMPSONS, Maggie was lost and Homer called 911... the waiting music was BABY COME BACK 🤣😂🤣
I love this song. I play it for my best friend who is fighting stage 4 breast cancer, to help her remember the good times. Her favorite song is Crazy by Paul Davis. Please react to that song.. For Johnna. Love you bestie.
Just like other people in your subscription said the 60's and 70's were a Golden Age of Music. You will see how it changed the music forever and it brought in a beautiful age of love and beauty, no matter what type of music you liked.
Music like this makes me so happy I grew up as a teenager with this music. Still know it word for word, and note for note. 70's were the best of times!
Elvin Bishop - i fooled around and feel in love and Gary Wright- my love is alive are two songs i think you would enjoy also. Thanks for your reactions keepem coming.
Always loved this song. BP I just have to say I really love all your reactions. Yor facial expressions just kill me. I love your insight and Your interpretation. I love you rambling the most 👐👍
A true blast from the past. So much great soft rock or yacht rock music from the early 70's through to the 80's that really takes me back. Other bands to check out, Orleans, Paper Lace, Macina & Loggins, Bellamy Brothers, Rupert Holmes, and so many others.
I was today years old too. I saw the guy in the red and thought he looked like the character Ridge Forrester on B&B. And then they were from LA? Sure enough. That's really cool. I love this song.
Communication is the key! Making a mixed tape and giving it to your special someone and seeing their reaction was intimate...music is the ultimate love language. Calling the radio station and requesting a song for someone, too❤❤
The 70s... when you heard the real voice of the singer without any electronic supplements. My kind of music. Thanks BP for another fantastic reaction of another great song/performance.
This song takes me back to a wonderful time .. 17 years old, playing pool at the youth center in the military sector of Kaiserslautern (Ktown) Germany... young love burning strong, slow dancing with my boyfriend while the juke box played this song over and over - until we ran out of quarters. Thanks for the reaction and helping me remember those days for a little while.
God PLEASE bring back REAL music like this, instead of computerised crap anyone can make. You need real talent to play instruments and have a great voice,
Totally! Everything was real...the instrumentation, the vocals, the harmonies, MAKES ME WANT TO CRY it was so for real. Now we are stuck in the LESS HUMAN ERA OF HUMANITY
This song came out when I was a Junior in high school. The bus driver would BLAST this song every morning, and ALL the kids on the bus would belt out this song at the top of their lungs! Every morning. Talk about a memory!
Since you like this vibe you need to check out , if you haven't already, The Biggest Part of Me by Ambrosia and How 'Bout Us by Champaign. Pure 😊'80's R&B Gold.
Yessss!!...Now you've heard and felt the affects of this classic soft rock band player...Welcome, welcome to the world of sweet sweet music..Babsy from the over 60's club 😆😉🇬🇧
Great reaction! I am many years old and this wonderful classic accompanied my adolescence and I love that you are moved when you hear it for the first time. Greetings from Tandil, Argentina! 🇦🇷🤗
I met them at JC Penney’s in Kansas City in a suburb called Raytown where I grew up when I was 13 years old. They were signing their new record(this song) in person. Very cool.
This is my all time #1 favorite song ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ ...I absolutely love seeing people experiencing this for the first time 😅😅😅😅 Never fails to make me LOL ... I could listen to this song on repeat endlessly.
The song was used on a Swiffer broom commercial a few years ago. Their other song, just as good, is "This Time I'm In It for Love" and has fantastic harmonies. :D
More mid 70s rock. Enjoying the journey with you. If you want a great song with an odd title and just as odd a name then check out Cover of the Rolling Stone by Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show. It's a good song about life in a band.
Don't get too far ahead of yourself son. Yes, band formed in The U.S. Lead singer is an Englishman ;) Pure 70s soft rock perfection. You know a hit when you hear it. And it was a BIG ONE.
Ronald Moss, the guy in the red shirt, is an American actor, musician and singer/songwriter, a member of the band Player, and best known for portraying Ridge Forrester, the dynamic fashion magnate on the CBS soap opera The Bold and the Beautiful from 1987 to 2012.
What else can be said? Simply put, it’s a perfect rock song!! I was very fortunate to have songs like this one and songs by Ambrosia, etc. to come out while I was in high school.
I am senior born in the 50s and have had music in my life since I could talk. I lived thru many eras of music. My favorite are the 50' thru the 90's. Graduated at 17 and went to many,many dances. I also found some new artists that I like. Music does not die. It will be with me till the end. Music every day adds to my life. You can't go wrong with them. Mr. Pickett wote for so many artists.Thank you for reacting. 🎧🎶🎤👏🔥💯
What it reminds you of is QUALITY (wherever it's from) The older songs just have something that the more recent stuff doesn't (admittedly I'm a dinosaur so I may be a bit biased) 😂
I was so lucky to have grown up in the 70s and 80s. Greatest music and musicians. This song was definitely on my play list. Well, it was a stack of 45s I listened to all the lime.
I have always loved the irony of the lead begging and pleading for his girl to come back, sung by a band named PLAYER, lol. A gift from the Philadelphia "blue-eyed soul" era.
A similar song to this from the same era - you gotta listen to 10CC I'm Not In Love. Just as awesome as this one, also pretty crazy how they recorded it especially for the time. I'd look it up after you listen. 👍
This song came out during my Army days, when I was a WAC on Ft. Meade. I have fantastic memories of the music that came out during those three years and the great times I had.
60's,70's and 80's are known for many different things good and bad...BUT,nobody can deny how legendary our MUSIC and our HAIRSTYLES were...And I for 1 feel absolutely BLESSED to be able to say I got to grow up with all of it...🥰🙂☺
Who remembers Ridge Forrester, who entered our homes every day with 'The Bold and the Beautiful', the famous soap opera he starred in for 25 years? We're talking (of course) about Ronn Moss! ❤
When I saw the song, you were reacting to, I slowly nodded my head.... I always thought, growing up, that this was just some "old song", I'd hear on late-night informercials but I've come to discover, it's the real deal! This song's a straight up, vibe! I've got countless jams, now, from the 70s, that I put on the playlist and they are just not coming off! This is one, there's actually so many, too many to list., Dr Hook "Sharing The Night Together" is another song for ya know, gettin' in the mood for sharing the night together 😉 It's not just the slow jams from the 70s-80s that are amazing, all the r&b, funk, post-disco, etc from that period is enough music to never run out of jams! Man, I should have listened to my parents in the 90s but kids will be kids and at first, revolt against our parents and their generation, only to come to realize, their experiences and tastes are valid and music from their era(s) are worth listening to .
Love this song so much & lead Peter Becket sure could sing as well as the others in the band. Love the lyrics “wearing a mask of false bravado” & most young people may not even know what that means. Love your reactions, thanks for sharing.
In a similar time and space (sometimes referred to as “yacht rock”) there is also the band Pablo Cruise and their songs “Whatcha Gonna Do” and “Love Will Find a Way”.
Gotta love the 70s! Everything was so silky and shiny. The hair, the clothes, and even the nylons were sparkly. I remember slow dancing to this! ❤❤❤❤🎉🎉
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I meant he reminds me of a handsome version of the dude from “The Office” not office space lol
Bwahaha...yes!!!
LOL!
Love how you were feeling it. That is the type of song that'll make you feel it every time it plays😊
Band 10cc
Song I'm Not In Love
Bands
Foghat song Slow Ride
Leo Water song When I Need You
38 Special songs Back To Paradise, So Caught Up In You, Hold On Loosely
Bay city Rollers song Saturday Night
Ohio Players song Rollercoaster of Love
Stevie Wonder song Superstition
Starland Vocal Band song Afternoon Delight
The late 60's to early 80' s was the golden age of music.
I would include some 50s and early 60s, but that just might be my age (76).
Much agreed!
The 90's were incredible as well
@@stevehaug5469 Yep... i was born in the early 80's, but my "golden age of music" absolutely includes the 50's. i would say, for me, the golden age of music was mid 50's up until the early 90's. A good 35 year stretch.
I'm 💯 in agreement. Late 60s up to 1980. Before that, not as timeless. After that, more electronics & commercialization. The 80s were not as ''natural'
I’m a 63 year old grandmother who graduated from high school in 1979. I remember this song playing at school dances.
Me two. Love the 60's, 70's music. We grew up on 8 tracks then cassettes', then CD"s. I would suggest Pegasus look into all that great music and the folks that put it all out there. Yes, the school dances where you actually had the dances at the school. Now a days they book another venue to have their school dances. I am a grandmother of four and I have a great grandson. Time sure flies. Kids today do not get to enjoy what we did. Being a female I used race my 1966 Chevelle SS not only on Main St., but at a raceway that was set up for us that wanted to race against one another. I had a lot of fun growing up in the 60's and 70's. The officers were never mean to us, they just gave us lecture and sent us on our way. Miss those days.
Hi, Grandmother! Have a great day! 🌞
I AGREE, I'm 62. Every guy that screwed up played this song for his girlfriend, LOL!!
@@etcurran3107 We had our school dances in the cafeteria. Our prom’s were at the Sheraton
@@etcurran3107 My parents always picked me up
I grew up in the 60s 70s and 80s. I'm 63 now. These songs are gifts and unfortunately we will never see music like this again but we will have these treasures forever.
Me tooo!
No we won't, we lived through music history.
Same here!
You are gonna make me cry! I just turned 61. ❤
If you search on Angelina Jordan on YT and listen to all her covers and also her own songs you will feel that there is hope for the future This is where it started when she was seven, 18 today.. th-cam.com/video/rI6ZhRk86Hs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=YaxuUe9muUgdFYnG
I really hate to tell you this, but one of the two founders of Player, Peter Beckett, was born and raised in Liverpool, England. He moved to Los Angeles to join a band called Skyband, which broke up after one album. Sadly, Beckett's wife left him and returned to England by the time he formed Player with American musician, JC Crowley. Crowley was also going through a breakup at the time, so they both channeled their feelings into writing the song "Baby Come Back". Beckett sang lead on the track. Crowley sang the line, “Nothing left for me” during the bridge.
"Baby Come Back" was the breakthrough single for the band, gaining them mainstream success, and hitting number one, knocking label-mates The Bee Gees’ “How Deep Is Your Love” from the top spot. 🤩
I love how deep is your love too ! What a blessed time for music
Thank you very much for that bit of history; it makes the song and the group's efforts even more meaningful and beautiful knowing the motivations and feelings behind the song.
Oh Debbie Downer - save your Encyclopedia....go away
@@sueprator9314 I appreciated that comment, and by the number of Likes it's gotten, so have a lot of other people. I think it is you who should go away.
Like many of us keep saying the millennials and the genziers just don't understand how good our music was back in the '60s and '70s and even '80s... It was pure music. It was pure soul. It was fun!
If you search on Angelina Jordan on YT and listen to all her covers and also her own songs you will feel that there is hope for the future 🤩 This is where it started when she was seven, 18 today.. th-cam.com/video/rI6ZhRk86Hs/w-d-xo.htmlsi=YaxuUe9muUgdFYnG
Yeah, the guy in the red shirt Ronn Moss went on to play Ridge Forester on The Bold And The Beautiful for 25 yrs
Love this song. Thanks BP
Yes!
Yup he became a actor after the band stop playing I remember watching him in film Hearts And Armour in 83 I remember that's the guy from Player.
I was about ready to say the same thing.
Marone 😉
Yes and he was absolutely gorgeous too! ❤
When your sitting on the chair kinda bopping to the music is one thing, but when the music graps you and you have to stand up and dance to it, thats is on another level. 😁
This song is one I could listen to on repeat for hours without it bothering me in the least. ❤
Me too 😊
Huge hit when I was a kid. Half the population got pregnant off this song I imagine!
Agree with you 💯 👍
The hair is what I miss most about the 70s. All the fluffy, fluffy hair.
Yep!! I miss the days of "hair bands"!!!
Yes, the part down the middle and the feather hair - or the "wings". Some had that perfect hair that cooperated and others would try and the hair just wouldn't do it. lol
I know!!! We were so spoiled as females...men w/great hair. WTH? What happened? Is it pollution...bald will never be my thing...even in these late years...lol
@@sueprator9314 Yeah, but you're old now. Sorry, sweetheart, beggars can't be choosers.
John Travolta had the most beautiful hair! VINNIE BABARINO!!
I have always absolutely loved this song! I was born in 71 and I remember sitting in the backseat of my mom's car going to the grocery store listening to this.
Aww...cool story.
I was born in 71 as well.. our mom's must've been related! 😂 I still listen to this kind of music because of her ❤
Now it plays inside the grocery store😊
This song was a golden oldie by 1981 and remained so ever since.
That song was only 4 years old! How does it qualify for golden oldie?🤦🏽♀️
@@NeptuneLady1957 It wasn't, he doesn't know what he's talking about.
The smooth sounds of the 70s😎... i can still remember on THE SIMPSONS, Maggie was lost and Homer called 911... the waiting music was BABY COME BACK 🤣😂🤣
The dark haired guy in the red shirt played Ridge Forester on the Bold and the Beautiful
I recognize him now!!
I love this song. I play it for my best friend who is fighting stage 4 breast cancer, to help her remember the good times. Her favorite song is Crazy by Paul Davis. Please react to that song.. For Johnna. Love you bestie.
Praying for your friend.
I Go Crazy
Prayers for you friend🙏🏻❤️
Thank you
CRAZY by Paul Davis is one the MOST sensual, sweet, and loving songs EVER written!!
Just like other people in your subscription said the 60's and 70's were a Golden Age of Music. You will see how it changed the music forever and it brought in a beautiful age of love and beauty, no matter what type of music you liked.
Don't forget the 80s.
This is a baby-making song, remember this and it was a BIG HIT.
This is a break up song...the two guys wrote it after they broke up with their girlfriends!
Yes, but thank goodness noooo! Don't tell my Mom!! 😂😂😂
At 72, Ronn Moss is still creating and performing music, in fact he released an album in 2023.
Music like this makes me so happy I grew up as a teenager with this music. Still know it word for word, and note for note. 70's were the best of times!
Elvin Bishop - i fooled around and feel in love and Gary Wright- my love is alive are two songs i think you would enjoy also. Thanks for your reactions keepem coming.
Peter Beckett’s wife likes to swing by and watch these reactions from time to time (shows the ones she really likes to Peter).
It would be so cool if he left a replie!
This song was a killer for me back in the day 😢
Always loved this song.
BP I just have to say I really love all your reactions. Yor facial expressions just kill me. I love your insight and Your interpretation. I love you rambling the most 👐👍
The guy with the red shirt became an actor on I believe “The Bold & The Beautiful.”
Ronn moss
My mom and sister was in love with RIDGE 😬
so which one was he??
@@you2449 He played Ridge Forrester, the lead designer for Forrester Creations in L.A. He played the role for 25 years.
I've always loved this song!
they are just great...I miss the 70s and 80s!
A true blast from the past. So much great soft rock or yacht rock music from the early 70's through to the 80's that really takes me back. Other bands to check out, Orleans, Paper Lace, Macina & Loggins, Bellamy Brothers, Rupert Holmes, and so many others.
Another song from my childhood!!!
I WAZ 16 IN 1977 I miss real music .
This came out the year I was born. I love this song ❤
a straight up great song plain and simple.
The light in your eyes, the enthusiasm, hands drumming, every comment, was like hearing it for the first time all over again!
I think it's quite simply, perfection.
The bass player went on to become a soap opera star [ The Bold and the Beautiful ]
I loved ridge and the whole time never knew he was in this band or even did this song. Lol
I was today years old too. I saw the guy in the red and thought he looked like the character Ridge Forrester on B&B. And then they were from LA? Sure enough. That's really cool. I love this song.
I was today years old when I learned that was RIDGE!!!
That was Ridge?? I thought he looked familiar!
Communication is the key! Making a mixed tape and giving it to your special someone and seeing their reaction was intimate...music is the ultimate love language. Calling the radio station and requesting a song for someone, too❤❤
The 70s... when you heard the real voice of the singer without any electronic supplements. My kind of music. Thanks BP for another fantastic reaction of another great song/performance.
This song takes me back to a wonderful time .. 17 years old, playing pool at the youth center in the military sector of Kaiserslautern (Ktown) Germany... young love burning strong, slow dancing with my boyfriend while the juke box played this song over and over - until we ran out of quarters. Thanks for the reaction and helping me remember those days for a little while.
Peter Beckett...the lead singer is actually British and comes from Liverpool, England. The rest of the band are Americans. Great band!
Spoiled sport
This is what I grew up on! Love it. ❤
God PLEASE bring back REAL music like this, instead of computerised crap anyone can make. You need real talent to play instruments and have a great voice,
yes yes yes
Totally! Everything was real...the instrumentation, the vocals, the harmonies, MAKES ME WANT TO CRY it was so for real. Now we are stuck in the LESS HUMAN ERA OF HUMANITY
Listen to " clean living" by War On Drugs. If you like that, check out their song " in chains" both 2017
Corporate interests have eaten everything in their greed.
@@Bryt25 too bad it didn't continue to eat everything in 2010+
The guy in red ended up as a long-time actor on the Bold and the Beautiful.
I seriously love this channel.
I whole-heartedly agree.
This song came out when I was a Junior in high school. The bus driver would BLAST this song every morning, and ALL the kids on the bus would belt out this song at the top of their lungs! Every morning. Talk about a memory!
Since you like this vibe you need to check out , if you haven't already, The Biggest Part of Me by Ambrosia and How 'Bout Us by Champaign. Pure 😊'80's R&B Gold.
Agree - BP will like The Biggest Part of Me especially if he likes this song.
Wow I can't believe you finally did it I hope you enjoy it shadow❤❤❤❤
***** OhMyGreat! Right? CLASSIC of All Classics!
Loved this tune, this was one for the playlist.
Thanks Black Pegasus 👍
i think the beegee song that had that impact had to be 'Fanny be tender with my love'.
Definitely, now that you mention it.
Yessss!!...Now you've heard and felt the affects of this classic soft rock band player...Welcome, welcome to the world of sweet sweet music..Babsy from the over 60's club 😆😉🇬🇧
It's like mixed Bee Gees & 10 CC 😊 very good song 👍
Everybody always talks about the vocals of this tune... Brah... That Drummer is TIGHT for such a small kit 😀
It's easier to play a small kit. Not as much real estate to cover. 👍🏽😁
Man was so deep in that pocket, Bilbo used him to trick Gollum.
One of my favorite songs!! Love 70's-80's music!
Great reaction! I am many years old and this wonderful classic accompanied my adolescence and I love that you are moved when you hear it for the first time. Greetings from Tandil, Argentina! 🇦🇷🤗
I met them at JC Penney’s in Kansas City in a suburb called Raytown where I grew up when I was 13 years old. They were signing their new record(this song) in person. Very cool.
This is my all time #1 favorite song ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ ...I absolutely love seeing people experiencing this for the first time 😅😅😅😅 Never fails to make me LOL ... I could listen to this song on repeat endlessly.
The song was used on a Swiffer broom commercial a few years ago. Their other song, just as good, is "This Time I'm In It for Love" and has fantastic harmonies. :D
More mid 70s rock. Enjoying the journey with you. If you want a great song with an odd title and just as odd a name then check out Cover of the Rolling Stone by Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show. It's a good song about life in a band.
OH - YOU are gonna DIG THIS ONE!!! The SOUND!!! LOVE PLAYER!! This is a GREAT SONG!! Thanks for bringing back memories, BP!!! HUGS!!
Don't get too far ahead of yourself son. Yes, band formed in The U.S. Lead singer is an Englishman ;)
Pure 70s soft rock perfection. You know a hit when you hear it. And it was a BIG ONE.
This is RnB to me....
@@redzwestisbest there are elements of that in there for sure. Soft rock is like that.
I had a huge crush on the lead when this came out
Ronald Moss, the guy in the red shirt, is an American actor, musician and singer/songwriter, a member of the band Player, and best known for portraying Ridge Forrester, the dynamic fashion magnate on the CBS soap opera The Bold and the Beautiful from 1987 to 2012.
What else can be said? Simply put, it’s a perfect rock song!! I was very fortunate to have songs like this one and songs by Ambrosia, etc. to come out while I was in high school.
Most beautiful song ever! Loved it the first time I heard it! I knew you would love this!!!
Always loved this song, high school days!
Atlanta Rhythm Section next please! Spooky, Imaginary Lover, So Into You. Very sexy stuff we had back in the day!
We grew up with the greatest music from the 60s and 70s
That final guitar solo sounded surprisingly like that in Hotel California (1976). This was certainly one of the highest songs of the mid/late 1970s.
Been loving this song since I was in elementary school and I'm now 53....so awesome you are liking rhe 70's music ...yay. so fun
I was born in 1956. I'm glad I grew up with all this great music. Enjoy it. 🎶🎶🎶🙋♀️
I am senior born in the 50s and have had music in my life since I could talk. I lived thru many eras of music. My favorite are the 50' thru the 90's. Graduated at 17 and went to many,many dances. I also found some new artists that I like. Music does not die. It will be with me till the end. Music every day adds to my life. You can't go wrong with them. Mr. Pickett wote for so many artists.Thank you for reacting. 🎧🎶🎤👏🔥💯
47 years listening to this song and I still love it. Good reaction!
I absolutely love your response to -Player singing baby come back
This is so awesome! Love this song! Remember back then there was no auto tune. This is just pure raw talent. Love your reaction!
What it reminds you of is QUALITY (wherever it's from) The older songs just have something that the more recent stuff doesn't (admittedly I'm a dinosaur so I may be a bit biased) 😂
Watching you vibe has become one of my favorite things on the tubes of you. Thanks for bringing us along on your musical journey.
Growing up listening to this song was a joy every time it came on the radio.❤😊Great reaction😊
I was so lucky to have grown up in the 70s and 80s. Greatest music and musicians. This song was definitely on my play list. Well, it was a stack of 45s I listened to all the lime.
Peter Beckett showing some serious guitar face!
I had forgotten that Playwr did this first.
Hall and Oats did an AWESOME cover.
❤😉❤
classic rock at its best!🤩
Why do Hip Hop and Rap sample so much rock music? 😊
Lack of talent and imagination!
This song got us back every single time!!! I think of one guy in particular when I hear this song. Good times. Wow!!! The memories!!!!
I have always loved the irony of the lead begging and pleading for his girl to come back, sung by a band named PLAYER, lol. A gift from the Philadelphia "blue-eyed soul" era.
A similar song to this from the same era - you gotta listen to 10CC I'm Not In Love. Just as awesome as this one, also pretty crazy how they recorded it especially for the time. I'd look it up after you listen. 👍
This song came out during my Army days, when I was a WAC on Ft. Meade. I have fantastic memories of the music that came out during those three years and the great times I had.
I was only 9 when this came out but I've always loved it. So smooth and it just draws you in. Thanks BP!
Im was 13 in 1970! I feel very lucky, as a music junkie, to have grown up then. There was live music everywhere back then.
60's,70's and 80's are known for many different things good and bad...BUT,nobody can deny how legendary our MUSIC and our HAIRSTYLES were...And I for 1 feel absolutely BLESSED to be able to say I got to grow up with all of it...🥰🙂☺
Best reaction to date... 1970s.. a great time to be alive, great music and muscle cars, YES SIR...
Back in those ppl still committed to each other more so than now a days
The more you listen to this one, the BETTER it gets! As always my friend, great reaction!
Playa playa ☘️🇺🇲
Great reaction!!! My top 5 love songs of all time.
This is one of my favorite songs from the 70s. It takes me back to my college days.
Who remembers Ridge Forrester, who entered our homes every day with 'The Bold and the Beautiful', the famous soap opera he starred in for 25 years? We're talking (of course) about Ronn Moss! ❤
Love that song! Brings back memories. ❤️✌🏻🎶
When I saw the song, you were reacting to, I slowly nodded my head.... I always thought, growing up, that this was just some "old song", I'd hear on late-night informercials but I've come to discover, it's the real deal! This song's a straight up, vibe! I've got countless jams, now, from the 70s, that I put on the playlist and they are just not coming off! This is one, there's actually so many, too many to list., Dr Hook "Sharing The Night Together" is another song for ya know, gettin' in the mood for sharing the night together 😉 It's not just the slow jams from the 70s-80s that are amazing, all the r&b, funk, post-disco, etc from that period is enough music to never run out of jams! Man, I should have listened to my parents in the 90s but kids will be kids and at first, revolt against our parents and their generation, only to come to realize, their experiences and tastes are valid and music from their era(s) are worth listening to .
U better believe I had the 45 and played it over and over and over. Singin ALL the harmonies. Excellent production
Love this song so much & lead Peter Becket sure could sing as well as the others in the band. Love the lyrics “wearing a mask of false bravado” & most young people may not even know what that means. Love your reactions, thanks for sharing.
In a similar time and space (sometimes referred to as “yacht rock”) there is also the band Pablo Cruise and their songs “Whatcha Gonna Do” and “Love Will Find a Way”.
Gotta love the 70s! Everything was so silky and shiny. The hair, the clothes, and even the nylons were sparkly. I remember slow dancing to this! ❤❤❤❤🎉🎉