Awwww....this song..... When I was a young teen there was a national radio show called American Top 40, hosted by Casey Kasem, that EVERYONE listened to religiously every weekend. One of the things they did on the show were 'Long Distance Dedications'. People would write in (letters!) to Kasem and he'd read them on air and play the song being dedicated. I was a teen in stupid crazy teen love and sent one in about this girl, Sue, that I was crazy over. It got picked and they played it. Now, 40ish years later.....every time I hear 'Somebody's Baby' I think of Sue....like I am right now.
Ah, The Pretender…Glenn Frey of Eagles fame lived with him when he wrote that song. It nearly drove him crazy as Jackson would play it over and over at the piano as he wrote it. One of my favorites of his.
Yes, I heard the story where pre-Eagles Glenn Frey lived above Jackson Browne and heard him relentlessly working on songs day and night. This clued him in on the work ethic it took to make it in the music industry. Can anyone else confirm this?
Jackson Browne has to be one of, if not the most overlooked artist from the 70's. He is responsible for one on of the Eagles biggest hits "Take It Easy". He wrote the first half of the song and could not for the life of him figure out how to finish it. He was stuck on the line "I was standing on a corner in Winslow, Arizona". Glen Frey of the Eagles was living below him at the time and Browne gave the Eagles the song after Frey finished the lyric "I was standing on a corner in Winslow, Arizona. Such a fine sight to see, it's a girl my lord, in a flat bed ford slowing down to take a look at me". The song was the Eagles debut single and took the song to #12 and never looked back.
The Pretender is a classic, but there are so many others to choose from - Shape of a Heart, Lives in the Balance, Before the Deluge - the goes on and on
I've been listening to Jackson Browne ever since the early 80s and his music never gets old. If you get a chance listen to his song "Tender is the Night". You won't be disappointed.
@@brucefrank5556 That Girl Could Sing", "These Day's", "Rosie" and "For a Rocker" are a few of my favorite... But I really like "Tender is the Night" as well.
No one else can write songs like Jackson Browne. I think you've already done a few. Here are some other suggestions: Doctor My Eyes, The Pretender, Tender is the Night, That Girl Could Sing, In the Shape of a Heart, Here Come Those Tears, and Your Bright Baby Blues, just to name a few.
I love this song, I have really come to appreciate him in my later years. I never really knew how many great songs he has and written. His music puts a smile on my face. 💜
"The Pretender" is a great one that yall should do! It really highlights his lyric writing talent and is considered one of his best. "Here Come Those Tears Again" with Bonnie Rait on backup is another great one.
"You're A Friend Of Mine" "Lawyers In Love" "Tender Is The Night" "Doctor My Eyes" "Running On Empty" "Take It Easy" are the hits (he's had plenty of them) that I'm familiar with. This song that you're reacting to has been all over the radio for years and it's one that I've heard many times. Such a feel good song. Patreon Movie Suggestions: The Door In The Floor, The Doors, Do The Right Thing, Double Jeopardy, Doubt, Down And Out In Beverly Hills, Downhill Racer, Down In The Delta, Down Periscope, Down To The Bone.
I would have sworn y’all have done this song already but maybe not 🤔 I do love this song from him. This song was on Fast Times at Ridgemont High which y’all have reacted to. I do have another artist (new artist alert!) y’all have to do ASAP! His name is Jonny Lang. He was around 15/16 when his first album come out with this song being on it. It’s called Lie to Me. I believe you’ll be impressed. He is a blues/soul/rock type singer.
And he’s on tour!! I’ve been lucky to see him numerous times. I saw him in Kansas City at Arrowhead Stadium with The Eagles, Linda Ronstadt, and Dan Fogelberg.
Man, I love this song. I think this makes four songs by Mr. Browne that you've done, but you've so many classics to go! Check out "Here Come Those Tears Again", "Boulevard", "Lawyers in Love", "Tender is the Night", and "For America".
As mentioned this was a song from Fast Times At Ridgemont High ..A little trivia from that movie, Nancy Wilson of "HEART" had a small bit part in that movie. She was the Blonde in the Corvette that Judge Reinhold/Brad pulled up along side of her at a stoplight...She was married to Cameron Crowe at the time who wrote the screenplay for the movie..
A high school buddy of mine who played in a garage band suggested I listen to a singer named Jackson Browne. That was in 1972. Been listening to him ever since and seen him live in concert many times.
@@Wolverines77 - I was 10 when the movie came out but 11 or 12 when I first saw it on cable. I was waiting and waiting for it. It was everything I hoped it would be. -- Somebody's Baby was right there in the same catagory with the Jennifer Jason Leigh "dug out" scene.
‘The Barricades Of Heaven’ is one of my favourite songs by Jackson Browne. He was a big influence on The Eagles and helped them develop their song writing.
Famously used in "Fast times at Ridgemont High's " dugout scene. I saw Jackson in 1997 in NY at Saratoga springs amphitheater. One of my favorite concerts.
Jackson Browne with an 80's feel. As so many have mentioned, he wrote it for the movie "Fast Times at Ridgemont High." Love him doing anything, just anything. Think about doing "Rock Me on the Water." Has a little gospel edge from the album I've always known as "Saturate Before Using" in 1972 (real name was "Jackson Browne") Linda Ronstadt also covered it the same year.
"Fast Times at Ridgemont High" doesn't reach the status of an 80's classic without this song. The placement of the song in the movie is so important in the growth of one of the characters.
I saw Jackson Browne in Knoxville TN 1983. He was opening along with Joe Walsh for Stevie Nicks on her “Wild Heart” tour 🔥♥️🎼 Never forget it! Great reaction!!
Such a sweet tune. For anyone who was around back then, it is an instant nostalgia trigger. Takes me right back to those simpler times. Great reaction guys!
I'm 60 and I know people my age when hearing this goes right to Fast Times with Jennifer Jason Leigh and the baseball dugout. Great times in the 80's!!
This was from the early 80’s (83), but his best masterpieces were from the 70’s. You have to do “Late For The Sky”, “For A Dancer” and “Fountain Of Sorrow”. Another great one was “The Pretender” from 1976.
You guys are nothing short of a breathe of fresh air. I love your vibe and attitudes. I was a teen of the 80s. I've been addicted to yr videos for a couple weeks now. Thank you so much. Keep up the great work
You’ve heard this song before. It features HEAVILY in the Fast Times At Ridgemont High soundtrack. You watched that movie a few months ago. This song appeared like 4-5 different times throughout that movie
Amber & Jay, here are some other good Jackson Browne songs to react to: "These Days", "That Girl Could Sing", "Boulevard", "Tender Is the Night", "Your Bright Baby Blues", "Late for the Sky" "Fountain of Sorrow", "Here Come Those Tears Again".
Jackson Browne is one of my all time favorite singer/songwriters. I'm only a few years younger than him and have 'grown up' listening and singing along to his songs. 'These Days' is amazing to me in that he wrote this song when he was just 16 years old! I couldn't think that clearly when I was just 16 {hah}!!! I can't pick a favorite song because they're all too good. Keep those videos coming.
Jackson Browne was the 80s pop/rock version of the country storyteller. He draws you into the scenario with the lyrics. So descriptive when he tells you what's going on in the song. And of course Fast Times is an iconic film for my generation. Great song!!
Jackson is an icon in the industry.... You want creative, you have to do "The Load Out and Stay" from Running on Empty album.. Jackson and the piano for most of the first song. A treasure!!!
Jackson Browne is more than just the songwriter musician if you get deep down into his life many albums that he wrote the heart and soul into his music the love he has for his son the sorrow he had for when he lost his wife the education behind him the love of the world that he has Jackson Browne will always be one of my favorite musicians I have all his albums or I should say his music at the time when I lost my husband I would turn on music and it was the only time I could really come into my reality again
I like how Jordan got all puffed up and proud of his immune system while Amber was talking about being sick🤣I just went back and watched it several times again and can't stop laughing😆🤣😂start watching at 6:30!!
Y’all are just a gorgeous couple! I bet your kids are gorgeous too ! Jay must be one healthy kid to not get sick . Usually, people gain their immunity by getting sick as kids ! He’s already got a leg up . Do Jackson Brown “ That Girl Could Sing “ !!! My favorite one ! Jamel did it and he loved it ! He’s the only one I can find on here whose done it so far ! I want to see more ! Hope y’all have a wonderful day ❤
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This is one of the songs to one of the best movie's of my generation, Fast Time's at Ridgemont High. A soundtrack of late 70's, early 80's hits.
Can't hear this song without picturing Fast Times at Ridgemont High
Yes, one of the best songs to one of the best movies.
@@zedcar7326 no doubt, the scene where Stacy (Jennifer Jason Leigh) hooks up with the much older guy she met at work in the mall.
Should be a Squad movie reaction
gives the song a narrative that all us Fast timers will share forever
5 words.....'Fast Times At Ridgemont High'. Impossible to hear this song, and not think of that movie...both are the epitome of the 80's!
It is the theme song to that movie.
Yup
Yeah, I'm surprised they didn't recognize it from the movie since they have already reacted to that one.
"Awesome...! TOTALLY AWESOME...!
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Awwww....this song.....
When I was a young teen there was a national radio show called American Top 40, hosted by Casey Kasem, that EVERYONE listened to religiously every weekend. One of the things they did on the show were 'Long Distance Dedications'. People would write in (letters!) to Kasem and he'd read them on air and play the song being dedicated.
I was a teen in stupid crazy teen love and sent one in about this girl, Sue, that I was crazy over.
It got picked and they played it.
Now, 40ish years later.....every time I hear 'Somebody's Baby' I think of Sue....like I am right now.
Did sue hear it??? I need details.
i think of standing along the walls of an 8th grade dance lol
What a great story. I always loved the long distance dedications
I'm guessing she was somebody else's baby? Been there, mate. Cheers!
@@HiddenCharmhome She did indeed. Never got together, but still friends....and she thinks of me whenever she hears it.
I personally I think this is Jackson Browne’s best song, a real timeless classic.
One of his fluff pieces. Next Voice you hear may be your own, shape of a heart.
Me too👋
"I try to shut my eyes but I can't get her out of my sight." Amazing lyrics.
His entire catalog contains great music including “Here Come Those Tears Again” and “The Pretender”.
My two favorites of his!!
Ah, The Pretender…Glenn Frey of Eagles fame lived with him when he wrote that song. It nearly drove him crazy as Jackson would play it over and over at the piano as he wrote it. One of my favorites of his.
And when the morning light comes streaming in, I'll get up and do it again.
Jackson epitomizes the California Rock style along with his good friends The Eagles.
Yes, I heard the story where pre-Eagles Glenn Frey lived above Jackson Browne and heard him relentlessly working on songs day and night. This clued him in on the work ethic it took to make it in the music industry. Can anyone else confirm this?
@@xerxesalmighty9444 Yes... Watch History Of The Eagles...
It's Incredible...!!!
Jackson was almost a member of The Eagles...lol
Yes it's true 100%. History of The Eagles. Jackson is also created on a few of The Eagles songs, one being Lying Eye and Take it Easy.
Lotta artists from Cal., but some just ooze that SoCal vibe.
Jackson Browne has to be one of, if not the most overlooked artist from the 70's. He is responsible for one on of the Eagles biggest hits "Take It Easy". He wrote the first half of the song and could not for the life of him figure out how to finish it. He was stuck on the line "I was standing on a corner in Winslow, Arizona". Glen Frey of the Eagles was living below him at the time and Browne gave the Eagles the song after Frey finished the lyric "I was standing on a corner in Winslow, Arizona. Such a fine sight to see, it's a girl my lord, in a flat bed ford slowing down to take a look at me". The song was the Eagles debut single and took the song to #12 and never looked back.
Dan Fogelberg is another singer songwriter/story teller that has loads of great songs!!!
Auld Lang Syne, Run For The Roses
The Last Nail... Crow... Amazing songs
The Leader of the Band. Have tissue ready
Longer
YES!!! "Heart Hotels" or "Missing You"
"That Girl Could Sing" is just one of many songs that deserve a listen!
The Best...! "These Days" too.
"Late for the Sky" and "The Pretender" are masterpieces.
The Pretender for sure!!
The Pretender is a classic, but there are so many others to choose from - Shape of a Heart, Lives in the Balance, Before the Deluge - the goes on and on
The pretender!!
Yes! The Pretender
Late for the Sky for me. Tremendous album.
Jackson Browne and Eagles band member Glenn Frey co-wrote “Take it Easy” which was a big hit for the Eagles.
This song is among the best of the late 70s-early 80s soft rock era. Timeless. Never get tired of this song. “Cool Night” by Paul Davis anyone?
They definitely need to check out some Paul Davis.
Or '65 Love Affair
I try to shut my eyes but I can't get her outta my sight. Most beautiful lyrics ever!
"You're a Friend Of Mine" duet with Clarence Clemons
This song was on the Fast Times at Ridgemont High soundtrack! Great tune.
Yep… When Stacy sneaked out to hookup with the old guy
You gotta check out Fast Times on your movie reactions
@@MichaelW969 They already have. It's on their other channel.
@@ForEternia yup. It’s a good one. They loved it.
No shit!
I've been listening to Jackson Browne ever since the early 80s and his music never gets old. If you get a chance listen to his song "Tender is the Night". You won't be disappointed.
His earlier stuff is much better than his 80's stuff.
@@brucefrank5556 That Girl Could Sing", "These Day's", "Rosie" and "For a Rocker" are a few of my favorite... But I really like "Tender is the Night" as well.
I love The Loadout and Stay.
Runnin' on Empty and The Load/Stay!
@@vaskylark Have that Album on Cassette AND on CD. One of my all time favourite albums.
No one else can write songs like Jackson Browne. I think you've already done a few. Here are some other suggestions: Doctor My Eyes, The Pretender, Tender is the Night, That Girl Could Sing, In the Shape of a Heart, Here Come Those Tears, and Your Bright Baby Blues, just to name a few.
You heard this in Fast times at Ridgemont High! Made it a big hit!!
From the classic 80's movie "Fast Times at Ridgemont High"..... For anybody who was a teenager in the 80's it is such a nostalgic song!
I love this song, I have really come to appreciate him in my later years. I never really knew how many great songs he has and written. His music puts a smile on my face. 💜
Even his "darker" songs leaves me feeling better for having listened to them...
It was a long time before I really "understood" The Pretender.
Agree completely. His best songs are the ones I’ve never heard before. His voice is so good.
"The Pretender" is a great one that yall should do! It really highlights his lyric writing talent and is considered one of his best. "Here Come Those Tears Again" with Bonnie Rait on backup is another great one.
Great writer and performer. I could listen to his song " That Girl could Sing" all day. Powerful song about a lost love.
Same. Great song. Steve Winwood's Valerie, which they have already reacted to, is about the same woman.
@@kbusby4824 Wow! Thanks for that info, I had no idea!
Agreed! That's an incredible song!
Best song!
"You're A Friend Of Mine" "Lawyers In Love" "Tender Is The Night" "Doctor My Eyes" "Running On Empty" "Take It Easy" are the hits (he's had plenty of them) that I'm familiar with. This song that you're reacting to has been all over the radio for years and it's one that I've heard many times. Such a feel good song. Patreon Movie Suggestions: The Door In The Floor, The Doors, Do The Right Thing, Double Jeopardy, Doubt, Down And Out In Beverly Hills, Downhill Racer, Down In The Delta, Down Periscope, Down To The Bone.
For a Dancer, These Days, In the Shape of a Heart and Here Comes Those Tears Again.
Jackson Browne. A total classic American legend. Awesome song. Great singer. One of his best.
Another vote for "That Girl Could Sing." Love the way that song is constructed musically.
I would have sworn y’all have done this song already but maybe not 🤔 I do love this song from him. This song was on Fast Times at Ridgemont High which y’all have reacted to. I do have another artist (new artist alert!) y’all have to do ASAP! His name is Jonny Lang. He was around 15/16 when his first album come out with this song being on it. It’s called Lie to Me. I believe you’ll be impressed. He is a blues/soul/rock type singer.
This is Jackson Browne in the 80s. A lot of his 70s songs were folk songy types. Running on Empty was a bit rocking. He is a great singer/songwriter.
Try "That Girl Could Sing".... It's so good..!
And when you add he can play the heck out of a piano and guitar…he is the total package.
I *LOVE* this song and the movie (fast times at ridgemont high) so much.
A couple more great songs by Jackson Browne you should check out: (1) The Pretender (2)...a heavy subject but a brilliant song : For a Dancer
Another great Jackson Browne song is "Tender is the night", Daryl Hannah is in the video.
Jackson Brown is amazing.
I wish I had seen him back in the day.
Please do the Load out.
One of the few artists I actually went to see "back in the day." Was a big fan, knew every song by heart backwards and forwards; )
And he’s on tour!! I’ve been lucky to see him numerous times. I saw him in Kansas City at Arrowhead Stadium with The Eagles, Linda Ronstadt, and Dan Fogelberg.
so wonderful to see the two shaking their bodies to the music))
Man, I love this song. I think this makes four songs by Mr. Browne that you've done, but you've so many classics to go! Check out "Here Come Those Tears Again", "Boulevard", "Lawyers in Love", "Tender is the Night", and "For America".
Lawyers in Love was, for the time, kinda weird, but I loved it.
In The Shape of a Heart
As mentioned this was a song from Fast Times At Ridgemont High ..A little trivia from that movie, Nancy Wilson of "HEART" had a small bit part in that movie. She was the Blonde in the Corvette that Judge Reinhold/Brad pulled up along side of her at a stoplight...She was married to Cameron Crowe at the time who wrote the screenplay for the movie..
Awesome! Totally awesome!!
One of the most underrated singer, songwriter ever
"Lawyers in Love" is another favorite!
If you remember, this song was on the soundtrack to Fast Times At Ridgemont High.
A high school buddy of mine who played in a garage band suggested I listen to a singer named Jackson Browne. That was in 1972. Been listening to him ever since and seen him live in concert many times.
Featured on the Fast Times At Ridgemont High soundtrack. It was actually written specifically for the film. Love, love it!
Love Jackson Brown! This song and Moving In Stereo, hold special place in us boys of the 80's. Great to hear it on it's own, with your reactions.
Heck yes, Fast Times scene with Phoebe Cates set to "Moving in Stereo" is quinessential 80's...
@@Wolverines77 - I was 10 when the movie came out but 11 or 12 when I first saw it on cable. I was waiting and waiting for it. It was everything I hoped it would be. -- Somebody's Baby was right there in the same catagory with the Jennifer Jason Leigh "dug out" scene.
This was an 80s hit, but his cooler stuff was earlier. Check out “These Days”, “Call It A Loan” and “ That Girl Could Sing”
This song always gets me in a good mood. This and "the pretender" i think is his best.
Absolutely!
You'd like hearing Clarence Clemons, Bruce Springsteen's sax player, singing 'You're a Friend of Mine' featuring Jackson Browne.
Heard this first watching Fast Times at Ridgemont High... became a song for every girl I had a crush on back in the day...
‘The Barricades Of Heaven’ is one of my favourite songs by Jackson Browne. He was a big influence on The Eagles and helped them develop their song writing.
Everytime I hear this song i think of "Fast Time at Rigmont High" it was the first time I heard it, and the first time I saw what I saw in a movie 🤭
Might I suggest his unlikely hit "Lawyers in Love" (1983, Billboard #13). Really different sound.
Famously used in "Fast times at Ridgemont High's " dugout scene. I saw Jackson in 1997 in NY at Saratoga springs amphitheater. One of my favorite concerts.
I was about 15-16 when this song came out, it was and still is one of my favorite songs. The memories it brings back is amazing. Thank you so much!
Hidden gems from Jackson Browne are "For America" and "Before the Deluge".
I love, love, love this song...
I absolutely love Jackson! He is one of my favorite singers!
Simply put, this is one of my favorite songs of all time. Always puts me in a romantic mood.
One movie comes to mind.
This is my favorite Jackson Browne song.
"For a Dancer." And thanks for your reactions!
I've been reading the comments. Seems like most think Jackson started in the 80's. For a Dancer is my favorite Jackson song along with These Days.
"The Pretender" is a must listen. Thank you1
Jackson Browne with an 80's feel. As so many have mentioned, he wrote it for the movie "Fast Times at Ridgemont High." Love him doing anything, just anything. Think about doing "Rock Me on the Water." Has a little gospel edge from the album I've always known as "Saturate Before Using" in 1972 (real name was "Jackson Browne") Linda Ronstadt also covered it the same year.
Great song from a great movie. Came out my freshman year of h.s. Still jam to it.
Boulevard is a song that you would love by Jackson Browne!
Glad you’re back to Jackson Browne. You will love The Pretender, and Rock Me on the Water.
Love them both!
"Fast Times at Ridgemont High" doesn't reach the status of an 80's classic without this song. The placement of the song in the movie is so important in the growth of one of the characters.
I saw him in concert last year and he opened with this song. Still has a great voice and sang most of his classic songs.
I think his most moving song is "In the Shape of a Heart." It's about his first wife, who took her own life.
Love Jackson Browne. I'd really love to get your reaction to his song "Here Come Those Tears Again".
I saw Jackson Browne in Knoxville TN 1983. He was opening along with Joe Walsh for Stevie Nicks on her “Wild Heart” tour 🔥♥️🎼 Never forget it! Great reaction!!
One of the greatest songs in the history of…song greatness.
There is a strange joy that comes with someone enjoying now what gave you so much pleasure when you were young. You guys bring the past back to life.
The Pretender, Here Come those Tears Again, Sky Blue and Black, Sleeps Dark and Silent Gate. My God I could go on all night! Fantastic talent!
Such a sweet tune. For anyone who was around back then, it is an instant nostalgia trigger. Takes me right back to those simpler times. Great reaction guys!
I forgot all about this song, it's so good! Thanks for bringing it back to my attention. Love Jackson Browne!
Love Jackson Browne, my era yet again. Please listen to Level 42, Something about you 😘
I haven’t heard that one for a long while. How many even remember Level 42?
I STILL listen to Level 42.
Also, Breakfast Club.
I remember this song on the radio, I absolutely love it, he was so popular back in the day!👍🖤💖🌸
A must listen is ‘the load out’ immediately followed by ‘stay’
Jackson Browne co- wrote the Eagles 1st hit Take It Easy.
I'm 60 and I know people my age when hearing this goes right to Fast Times with Jennifer Jason Leigh and the baseball dugout. Great times in the 80's!!
Next time you cover Jackson Browne, check out his gospel side: "Rock Me On The Water". One of his most beautiful songs.
One of the greatest song writes in the business.....He's got dozens of great hits
One of the best songs they had.
This was from the early 80’s (83), but his best masterpieces were from the 70’s. You have to do “Late For The Sky”, “For A Dancer” and “Fountain Of Sorrow”. Another great one was “The Pretender” from 1976.
You guys are nothing short of a breathe of fresh air. I love your vibe and attitudes. I was a teen of the 80s. I've been addicted to yr videos for a couple weeks now. Thank you so much. Keep up the great work
You’ve heard this song before. It features HEAVILY in the Fast Times At Ridgemont High soundtrack. You watched that movie a few months ago. This song appeared like 4-5 different times throughout that movie
Amber & Jay, here are some other good Jackson Browne songs to react to: "These Days", "That Girl Could Sing", "Boulevard", "Tender Is the Night", "Your Bright Baby Blues", "Late for the Sky" "Fountain of Sorrow", "Here Come Those Tears Again".
This guy’s music really tells a story! Brilliant songwriter ❤
Some songs, like this one, are so perfect for the movies that they are in. Fast Times at Ridgemont High is very popular still with its generation.
Fast Time is epic. Perfect movie/music. I saw it at 12 and it's still the amazing movie it was then.
I have seen Jackson in concert 3 times and each time he was fantastic! Keep listening to his music always a happy feeling.
Jackson Browne is one of my all time favorite singer/songwriters. I'm only a few years younger than him and have 'grown up' listening and singing along to his songs. 'These Days' is amazing to me in that he wrote this song when he was just 16 years old! I couldn't think that clearly when I was just 16 {hah}!!! I can't pick a favorite song because they're all too good. Keep those videos coming.
Guys in my opinion this is his best song was waiting for you guys to get to it. I’m sure you’ll enjoy it.
Jackson Browne was the 80s pop/rock version of the country storyteller. He draws you into the scenario with the lyrics. So descriptive when he tells you what's going on in the song. And of course Fast Times is an iconic film for my generation. Great song!!
Jackson is an icon in the industry.... You want creative, you have to do "The Load Out and Stay" from Running on Empty album.. Jackson and the piano for most of the first song. A treasure!!!
Jackson Browne is more than just the songwriter musician if you get deep down into his life many albums that he wrote the heart and soul into his music the love he has for his son the sorrow he had for when he lost his wife the education behind him the love of the world that he has Jackson Browne will always be one of my favorite musicians I have all his albums or I should say his music at the time when I lost my husband I would turn on music and it was the only time I could really come into my reality again
My favorite Jackson Brown song, with a close second of Dr. My Eyes
Thanks guys you rock!
You'll LOVE his duet with Clarence Clemons (saxophone player for Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band) called "You're a Friend of Mine"! ❤
I like how Jordan got all puffed up and proud of his immune system while Amber was talking about being sick🤣I just went back and watched it several times again and can't stop laughing😆🤣😂start watching at 6:30!!
One of my favorite songs of all time. I didn't know it was in "Fast Times..." until I saw it a couple of years after it came out. Thank you!
Y’all are just a gorgeous couple! I bet your kids are gorgeous too ! Jay must be one healthy kid to not get sick . Usually, people gain their immunity by getting sick as kids ! He’s already got a leg up . Do Jackson Brown “ That Girl Could Sing “ !!! My favorite one ! Jamel did it and he loved it ! He’s the only one I can find on here whose done it so far ! I want to see more ! Hope y’all have a wonderful day ❤