I do when I can but it seems like the worlds so much more jammed up now. It takes a lot more effort to disconnect. My father talked to me about being a kid in the early seventies and it seems like such a departure from our NOW NOW NOW lifestyle.
@ Ronna- can you tell us more about the show like did Todd change outfits? Was there other acts? What was the atmosphere? What time and place of venue? What did you girls do after show? Was Todd signing autographs? Just anything you can remember please
How cool to see this footage. This is why I really like TH-cam. Someone had the presence of mind to keep this. So many performances were recorded over or lost. Great stuff.
Amen brother. We grew in the best of times in San Andreas California. The liberals came in murdered our high-school mascot of a 100 years.Some Indian kid from another county got it changed because he was offened by the Redskin name .Sickening what we see going on nowadays.
Love his performance art; everyone is so serious and uptight now, gosh I wish I could go back to this time~place. Americans are very prudish, just weird to me.
I remember living near the beach in Humboldt County California back in the 70’s when I was a little kid and my mom would have her little stack of LP’s on the old console and this was one she listed to. I remember playing in the sand with toys right outside the living room window and hearing her singing along and doing weekend chores. I miss those carefree days. I love you MOM
I just saw Todd live for the first time this past weekend when he came to my hometown. It was an incredible show! He and his voice are both still in fantastic shape! I also must have been the youngest person there (I’m 21) and some of the people around me were just astounded that I knew who Todd Rundgren was. I just happen to have always preferred the music my parents grew up with more than the music of my generation! On another note, what I wouldn’t give to be able to time travel so I could witness some of the greatest acts of the 70s, including Todd, Bowie, Queen, etc…
It makes so happy to know that there are young people who appreciate the music from this era. Be sure to listen to the 60’s too. I highly recommend you listen to the Yardbirds and follow the careers of the different artists who were in that band. And, of course, the Beatles…it goes without saying! I’ve never seen them given credit but I loved Mountain in the early 70’s; they started heavy metal in my opinion!
Its nice to know there are some younger people who know what great music and singers /bands we had back in the sixties, seventies, eighties and maybe some of the nineties not sure what happened to the music after that lol.
I barely remember Todd Rodgren, as I was 6 years old when this song came out. Absolutely LOVED this song as a little one, and still do. I'm 55 now. That's why people are so shocked. My parents sure weren't listening to this, but my oldest sister and brother were.
Absolutely … I have an 18 yr old daughter. Started her off on mostly 70’s songs when she was born till age 10. Badfinger still one of her fav groups. Funny. When she was two, I’d put an Elton John CD on in the truck. She’d be in her car seat, begging to hear Bennie and the Jets. She’d put her two hands out, and begin the piano intro before the song even came on. Now she loves Josh! LOL, lead for Greta Van Fleet. Gotta love it.
I love him. love his voice, love his style , love his performances, love his songs. I even love what he wore. WHY NOT! Its for entertainment purposes. I don't think he goes grocery shopping dressed like that and SO WHAT if he did? This song and his voice are amazing. thasss alllll
Of course you love what he wore! The guy was so SEXY in those gender-bending days. I loved those ac/dc days, and it truly was, JUST SAY WHY NOT?! about everything and everyone.
Todd. Is extremely talented ! This is one of my favorites of all time! No matter how many times I listen to this tune there is no chance at all of getting tired of it! Actually I need to listen to it more each time because this is a GREAT TUNE (GOLD)!!!!
@@zigfrieddieter Huh... "under appreciated"? Todd Rundgren has been recognized and _appreciated_ as a multi-talented musician, producer, musician, singer, songwriter, studio engineer(and probably some other things as well) by his peers, fans, and critics for many decades. He is a near virtuoso with about a gazillion instruments. This blue-eyed soul singer from Philly has influenced legions of musicians of all ages during those same decades. And continues to this day. Todd is anything BUT _under appreciated_
Wonderful song! Awesome performer. This song played at least twice every day for weeks in the Senior Cafeteria during my lunch break in the spring of 1974 on our Juke Box. Loved it. Still do.
You know why I’m here.. listening to this song takes me back to high school when life was simple and so much fun. This is one of those songs you never forget ✌️
For his entire career Todd has honed his musical skills relentlessly. Todd has formed and made his own musical trajectory that rejects all the radio formats. Todd's work with Utopia is another facet of his work. In the late 1970s a radio overnight DJ on an obscure FM radio station in Pennsylvania would play his albums. That got me interested in Todd and his musical skills.Dont forget he produced and played guitar on the historic Meatloaf Bat Out Of Hell album in 1977.
OH !!! I was 17 and saw him in concert in Phoenix right about this same time. He was a wild man all over the stage and jumping off of things. I LOVED this song... I had a 45 of it on constant repeat on my record player. Hearing him sing it in this concert is the best ! His voice and inflections were so perfect... better than the original recording. Now I'm 67... but for just a little while I'm 17 again.
A song that all great songwriters wish was their own. His performance here is incredible, connecting with his fans that way to a song like this really took the moment to a surreal level. 73-74 Bowie too had just transitioned from Ziggy to Diamond Dogs. It was an unforgettable time for music and fashion.
@ Wow really. Geez im young 60s so you have a headstart on me. That would of been an incredible live experience. Surreal. Ive always felt the show i saw in 78, Bowie's Heroes/Isolar World tour as the greatest ever. The setlist from the Low and Heroes albums plus the best from the Station and Ziggy albums, made for a surreal show. The neon bar lighting stageshow took the music even further and he had his greatest ever band with Davis, Murray, Alomar and Belew. How about you, do you have a show that stands out and is Todd the artist who gave you that show? Could it be this one from 74, or another year and anyone else who really has given you that great live concert experience? I would be interested in your thoughts on that thanks.
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@@dannymiles6503 I live in the Netherlands and I saw this on tv. The best live concert I saw, and I'm talking about visuals , act and music, was Split Enz .For me the best Todd concert I saw live was the Arena tour with Kasim on guitar and keyboards and Rachel Haden on bass . I also saw AWATS live and 3 concerts with orchestra. The State tour concert I also saw live but the soundguy destroyed the whole concert by putting the volume up to ear bleeding levels.
@ Oh The Netherlands Wow! Excellent.Very strong country for darts which i enjoy and MVG the greatest playing force ever i reckon. Well, those amazing shows like Arena and AWATS would be like an out of body religious experience. I can only imagine the brilliance. If i told you that i met Split Enz you may not believe me but its true. Not only did i work for WEA (Warner Elektra Atlantic) Record Company in the 80s, but i also live in NZ.!! I met afew bands, mainly Pop, INXS, U2, The Fixx (better, more dark rock edge) Emmylou Harris and a few others and of course Split Enz. I first saw them live around 77 and almost every year over the next 10yrs. Met them around 79. Brilliant band, so many great songs, they were well recieved in England when they toured there in postpunk 79. The Finn Brothers Tim and Neil. Neil was touring as guitar singer with Fleetwood Mac up until i last saw 6 mnths ago.
I realize that this has been about 50 years ago /I was only 3 when Todd sang this incredible song /But it also gives me the feel of such a great time in the 70s /I am kinda sad when i watch this because Todd was really young here /Now 50 Years later he will turn 75 in 3 more days /Happy Birthday Todd ❤ 📺📻💥🎹🎤💜
😢, 😮 one of favorite songs, memory lane,I was 15, now 68, didn't know who was the singer, thanks utube. I heard that song millions times 😊. I guess,we can relate somehow. Peace 🙏🙏.lol.
The melody in his voice! Plus, he can play piano AND sing like that (although you don't see it here). Such a creative, talented person! ...and Millennials think they invented rainbows and unicorn-colored hair...lol
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He also is a great guitarplayer, and a not so great saxophoneplayer, producer, softwaredeveloper, professor and a very nice human being
Wait...people stop being fans of music they loved enough to see in concert??? I mean, sure...I saw Madonna when I was 15, and I don't listen to her music anymore, but out of the hundreds of concerts I've seen in my lifetime, she is the ONLY artist whose music I don't still listen to anymore. Heck, I remember learning about Frampton Comes Alive in the 3rd grade from the little boy who used to walk me home from school every day. His brother was in high school, and he told me all about Peter Framptom. Then I began hearing Frampton all over the radio dial. Fast forward 17-18 years, I'm living in Manhattan throwing on some cut-off jean shorts and clogs to RUN down the street with my credit card because Ticketmaster just announced that they just released front-row seats to see Frampton that night. Frampton took one look at me between songs and commented to the crowd, "Some of you all are so young I can't believe you know who I am, much less my music. I was there all. by. my. self. lol I didn't care, you never know when will be the last chance to see a musician will be. It's still the most money I've ever paid for a concert ticket. lol It was 1/4 the rent on my Manhattan studio apartment.
An iconic song, a song that sparks many memories of Summer, girlfriends past, and other things … it’s a perfect pop sugarcoated dream this song … I’ve loved it for years
Well this will tell my age but in the mid 70s Todd played at Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium & my dad was a private pilot that flew the band to their next city which I don’t remember where but it was late at night & my mom took us to the airport so we could meet the band & I can remember the double neck guitars & all the colors they had in their long blonde hair. 😄. Today that’s the style but back then it was really wild & crazy looking! 😄
Just saw this for the first time ever! I'm 60 and was a teen when this song came out. Never seen pictures of him, but would'nt have imagined he'd do a nude concert in a painted on outfit 😱😱😱! Love the song though
Just ask Lady Ga Ga who just might've influenced her? The early 70's glam in the likes of Bowie of course, Sweet , New York dolls, and definitely then there's Todd ,and well there's "THAT"!!!
I use to listen to this man's singing back in the day & yes he had a good voice but to see how he as other singers started to change their character appearance on stage was the beginning of mixed up generations to come.
I actively envy folks who could sit under the stars, hear this song on the radio and just lay there...and BE.
How wonderful the 70's must've been!
Try it, it's not too late.
I do when I can but it seems like the worlds so much more jammed up now. It takes a lot more effort to disconnect. My father talked to me about being a kid in the early seventies and it seems like such a departure from our NOW NOW NOW lifestyle.
@@CronoXponoJammed up and
Way too fast! No time to catch your breath. Like the woman in the red shirt. I was 18 when this was recorded.
The 70s was a wonderful time for music. Todd is a genius !
Oh the 70s definitely will wonderful
The bodysuit and chaps are so ahead of the time. Word, the mid 1970's was an amazing time to be alive.
I thought he was buck back naked.
I was in the audience the blonde in the red shirt I was 19 and in Love
Lucky you!
Yes I was lucky to be in the
audience my friend pulled him over to him and gave him a kiss it should have been me I loved the show
Awesome
@ Ronna- can you tell us more about the show like did Todd change outfits? Was there other acts? What was the atmosphere? What time and place of venue? What did you girls do after show? Was Todd signing autographs? Just anything you can remember please
Super cool!
How cool to see this footage. This is why I really like TH-cam. Someone had the presence of mind to keep this. So many performances were recorded over or lost. Great stuff.
Glad you like it
its like a time machine
One of my favorite songs of all times.
Mine too
one of the best songs of all time
Me 2
I smoked my first Dobie listening to this song.
No doubt about it
I wouldn't trade growing up in the 70's for all the iPhones in the world! ❤
I hate Apple products in general but wish i was 20 years younger now.
Word brother
Amen brother. We grew in the best of times in San Andreas California. The liberals came in murdered our high-school mascot of a 100 years.Some Indian kid from another county got it changed because he was offened by the Redskin name .Sickening what we see going on nowadays.
No one’s gonna mention his outfit? I’m shocked and I grew up in 70s! Wow, just WOW!!
I will mention it. Assless chaps?
Not even as bizarre as his “butterfly man”. Check that one out!
He was part of that movement
@@larrynapier5003 HE WAS A POP STAR NEVER A GLAM ROCK OR HEAVY METAL HE LOOKS SO DUMB
Love his performance art; everyone is so serious and uptight now, gosh I wish I could go back to this time~place. Americans are very prudish, just weird to me.
I remember living near the beach in Humboldt County California back in the 70’s when I was a little kid and my mom would have her little stack of LP’s on the old console and this was one she listed to. I remember playing in the sand with toys right outside the living room window and hearing her singing along and doing weekend chores. I miss those carefree days. I love you MOM
So sweet of you. Wonderful memories for you to remember your mom…
I just saw Todd live for the first time this past weekend when he came to my hometown. It was an incredible show! He and his voice are both still in fantastic shape! I also must have been the youngest person there (I’m 21) and some of the people around me were just astounded that I knew who Todd Rundgren was. I just happen to have always preferred the music my parents grew up with more than the music of my generation!
On another note, what I wouldn’t give to be able to time travel so I could witness some of the greatest acts of the 70s, including Todd, Bowie, Queen, etc…
You've got a lot to listen!
It makes so happy to know that there are young people who appreciate the music from this era. Be sure to listen to the 60’s too. I highly recommend you listen to the Yardbirds and follow the careers of the different artists who were in that band. And, of course, the Beatles…it goes without saying! I’ve never seen them given credit but I loved Mountain in the early 70’s; they started heavy metal in my opinion!
Its nice to know there are some younger people who know what great music and singers /bands we had back in the sixties, seventies, eighties and maybe some of the nineties not sure what happened to the music after that lol.
I barely remember Todd Rodgren, as I was 6 years old when this song came out. Absolutely LOVED this song as a little one, and still do. I'm 55 now. That's why people are so shocked. My parents sure weren't listening to this, but my oldest sister and brother were.
Absolutely …
I have an 18 yr old daughter. Started her off on mostly 70’s songs when she was born till age 10. Badfinger still one of her fav groups. Funny.
When she was two, I’d put an Elton John CD on in the truck. She’d be in her car seat, begging to hear Bennie and the Jets. She’d put her two hands out, and begin the piano intro before the song even came on.
Now she loves Josh! LOL, lead for Greta Van Fleet. Gotta love it.
What a wonderful tune... I miss the 70's...😎
I feel very fortunate to have found the incredible music of Todd Rundgren.
you are at the right adress
Todd is a gifted performer and so underrated!!
absolutely
Who underates him..?
@@jonjeffries3265 Nobody. It's the typical witless comment of TH-cam.
His fashion sense leaves something to be desired.
No he isn’t we know who Todd is…that ‘word’ again…😛
He was ahead of his time for sure. What a voice.
Wish I could have been there!!!
I love him. love his voice, love his style , love his performances, love his songs. I even love what he wore. WHY NOT! Its for entertainment purposes. I don't think he goes grocery shopping dressed like that and SO WHAT if he did? This song and his voice are amazing. thasss alllll
Glad you like it!
Of course you love what he wore! The guy was so SEXY in those gender-bending days. I loved those ac/dc days, and it truly was, JUST SAY WHY NOT?! about everything and everyone.
What ever happened to Todd
@@jamesoppy5957 He's still working hard and touring his ass off. He's one of the best!
@@clayrowden3916 love todd best wishes
Todd. Is extremely talented ! This is one of my favorites of all time! No matter how many times I listen to this tune there is no chance at all of getting tired of it! Actually I need to listen to it more each time because this is a GREAT TUNE (GOLD)!!!!
It's one of his classics
This is one of the songs I listened too when I was a little.fitl that made me realize I was straight. 😂
His talent and performance were under appreciated, he was the future befiore others.
right!
Why are you saying it like he’s dead? 😂😂😂
He was very popular where I grew up near Toronto. I’ve loved his music since I was 15 years old. ❤️
@@caesarstrings Not meant that way, just loved the music he made at that time.
@@zigfrieddieter
Huh... "under appreciated"? Todd Rundgren has been recognized and _appreciated_ as a multi-talented musician, producer, musician, singer, songwriter, studio engineer(and probably some other things as well) by his peers, fans, and critics for many decades. He is a near virtuoso with about a gazillion instruments.
This blue-eyed soul singer from Philly has influenced legions of musicians of all ages during those same decades. And continues to this day.
Todd is anything BUT _under appreciated_
I really miss the music and the way life was then.
I just love Todd. I'm going to see him for the first time in July. I'm psyched.
Where ??
oh my gosh i'm so jealous, i hope to see him live someday 😭👏💔
There's maybe a dozen songs that when I hear them I say, "THAT'S my favorite song." This is definitely one of them.
Absolutely
The song that lingers in the heart ♥️ of those who experience loss.Thanks for sharing.😇
Glad you like it
Wonderful song! Awesome performer. This song played at least twice every day for weeks in the Senior Cafeteria during my lunch break in the spring of 1974 on our Juke Box. Loved it. Still do.
Boy do I ever remember Todd Rundgren. Still love his music to this day.
You know why I’m here.. listening to this song takes me back to high school when life was simple and so much fun. This is one of those songs you never forget ✌️
He’s staggering and as high as a balloon 😊. Welcome to the 70’s ❤🎉
Those were the days
Saw him recently in Atlanta. Great show, was pleasantly surprised at how well his voice has held up over time.
his voice matured in a nice way
For his entire career Todd has honed his musical skills relentlessly. Todd has formed and made his own musical trajectory that rejects all the radio formats. Todd's work with Utopia is another facet of his work. In the late 1970s a radio overnight DJ on an obscure FM radio station in Pennsylvania would play his albums. That got me interested in Todd and his musical skills.Dont forget he produced and played guitar on the historic Meatloaf Bat Out Of Hell album in 1977.
Todd is God
did Ted Nugent sing on that album ?
@@rogergoins9404 Meatloaf sang on the Ted Nugent album Free For All.
@@rogergoins9404 No Fascists are on that album
OH !!! I was 17 and saw him in concert in Phoenix right about this same time. He was a wild man all over the stage and jumping off of things. I LOVED this song... I had a 45 of it on constant repeat on my record player. Hearing him sing it in this concert is the best ! His voice and inflections were so perfect... better than the original recording. Now I'm 67... but for just a little while I'm 17 again.
Thank you very very much for this!!!!!!!!!
Glad you like it.
A song that all great songwriters wish was their own. His performance here is incredible, connecting with his fans that way to a song like this really took the moment to a surreal level. 73-74 Bowie too had just transitioned from Ziggy to Diamond Dogs. It was an unforgettable time for music and fashion.
It was the first time I saw Todd
@ Wow really. Geez im young 60s so you have a headstart on me. That would of been an incredible live experience. Surreal. Ive always felt the show i saw in 78, Bowie's Heroes/Isolar World tour as the greatest ever. The setlist from the Low and Heroes albums plus the best from the Station and Ziggy albums, made for a surreal show. The neon bar lighting stageshow took the music even further and he had his greatest ever band with Davis, Murray, Alomar and Belew. How about you, do you have a show that stands out and is Todd the artist who gave you that show? Could it be this one from 74, or another year and anyone else who really has given you that great live concert experience? I would be interested in your thoughts on that thanks.
@@dannymiles6503 I live in the Netherlands and I saw this on tv. The best live concert I saw, and I'm talking about visuals , act and music, was Split Enz .For me the best Todd concert I saw live was the Arena tour with Kasim on guitar and keyboards and Rachel Haden on bass . I also saw AWATS live and 3 concerts with orchestra. The State tour concert I also saw live but the soundguy destroyed the whole concert by putting the volume up to ear bleeding levels.
@ Oh The Netherlands Wow! Excellent.Very strong country for darts which i enjoy and MVG the greatest playing force ever i reckon. Well, those amazing shows like Arena and AWATS would be like an out of body religious experience. I can only imagine the brilliance.
If i told you that i met Split Enz you may not believe me but its true.
Not only did i work for WEA (Warner Elektra Atlantic) Record Company in the 80s, but i also live in NZ.!! I met afew bands, mainly Pop, INXS, U2, The Fixx (better, more dark rock edge) Emmylou Harris and a few others and of course Split Enz. I first saw them live around 77 and almost every year over the next 10yrs. Met them around 79. Brilliant band, so many great songs, they were well recieved in England when they toured there in postpunk 79. The Finn Brothers Tim and Neil. Neil was touring as guitar singer with Fleetwood Mac up until i last saw 6 mnths ago.
@@dannymiles6503 great haircuts and costumes
I realize that this has been about 50 years ago /I was only 3 when Todd sang this incredible song /But it also gives me the feel of such a great time in the 70s /I am kinda sad when i watch this because Todd was really young here /Now 50 Years later he will turn 75 in 3 more days /Happy Birthday Todd ❤ 📺📻💥🎹🎤💜
😢, 😮 one of favorite songs, memory lane,I was 15, now 68, didn't know who was the singer, thanks utube. I heard that song millions times 😊. I guess,we can relate somehow. Peace 🙏🙏.lol.
@@CarlosVela-tt1ti glad you found it
A true ARTIST!! Love the Song
Not a one of us who cannot relate to the best break up song- here's hoping your loved one thought of you so dearly when all was said and done
right
My favorite song, I have always loved his talent and he a one of a kind!!!!
I always liked this song, but this is the first I ever seen him. What well different.
I was listening to this in HS 74-78 the song was playing all the time😊then it was through college memories now
I bought the record back then
This song
will last forever brilliant musician and songwriter and singer
The best!
The melody in his voice! Plus, he can play piano AND sing like that (although you don't see it here). Such a creative, talented person!
...and Millennials think they invented rainbows and unicorn-colored hair...lol
He also is a great guitarplayer, and a not so great saxophoneplayer, producer, softwaredeveloper, professor and a very nice human being
I just love this glorious weirdo. Such an interesting, kind and loving human.
Oh the memories this brings back. I can’t believe I’m almost 60
I love Todd.. this recording is awesome!
@@tomd.2982 glad you like it
Such a beautiful song. I wonder if any of the fans in the audience are still fans?
Lol or alive?
Wait...people stop being fans of music they loved enough to see in concert??? I mean, sure...I saw Madonna when I was 15, and I don't listen to her music anymore, but out of the hundreds of concerts I've seen in my lifetime, she is the ONLY artist whose music I don't still listen to anymore.
Heck, I remember learning about Frampton Comes Alive in the 3rd grade from the little boy who used to walk me home from school every day. His brother was in high school, and he told me all about Peter Framptom. Then I began hearing Frampton all over the radio dial.
Fast forward 17-18 years, I'm living in Manhattan throwing on some cut-off jean shorts and clogs to RUN down the street with my credit card because Ticketmaster just announced that they just released front-row seats to see Frampton that night.
Frampton took one look at me between songs and commented to the crowd, "Some of you all are so young I can't believe you know who I am, much less my music. I was there all. by. my. self. lol I didn't care, you never know when will be the last chance to see a musician will be. It's still the most money I've ever paid for a concert ticket. lol It was 1/4 the rent on my Manhattan studio apartment.
I was 18 and I remember when this song came out. Great song.
it is
*beautiful song❤*
I was watching a infomercial on 70's music & saw a clip of this. Strange outfit but timeless voice
Timeless it is!
Always loved Todd's music. He's so versatile.
superversatile
An iconic song, a song that sparks many memories of Summer, girlfriends past, and other things … it’s a perfect pop sugarcoated dream this song … I’ve loved it for years
glad you still like it
I was 12 at the time and hearing it today it was just like then and to this day, I love this song.
It's a fantastic song
Boy, this transports me to my Senior year in high school. :-)
Sometimes a song is bigger than us.
He is huge
Well said.
Very well put.
Good one ☝️
Beautiful song,, takes me right back to my childhood days when shit was good 😊
He made my younger teen years sooo much cooler! Huge fan
This is so AWESOME!!!!!!!
Glad you like it.
The song was in the first episode of That 70's Show. It was also the closing credits song of the finale.
I love this human
me too
Absolutely
What?
A beautiful voice
@@Duke-fu5xt it is
Sweetest voice! Bareass and all!
Who doesn't love this song!
Great musician an great songs for any mood👏👏
So far ahead of his time . 🤩 such creativity and style.
And the winner of this year’s “It Seemed Like a Great Idea at the Time” award for costume design goes to…
He's an ICON and you are.... nothing lol
No, I was a kid when this song came out and I remember thinking even then that this Guys outfits suck, and they just get worse over time, lol.
Awesome outfit and awesome fun !
Are those the “Gone With the Wind” lounging pants? 😂
Days when the concerts really meant something!!!
Took some balls to wear that outfit without cracking up
It's easy if he's a gay!
I was 14 but i loved this song
It's ageless
Well that was weird . Rock and Roll hall of famer ! ♥️ kind of weird actually…
:-)
Did he try to kiss the girl or did she shove him ,haven't figured that one out lol
Please tell me he’s wearing pants in the back. Please.
Mr Rungren is badass always has been and always will be! Love man grew up listening to you in the day ridin in my dads Buick early 70’s and on 👌👌👌👌
Glad you're a fan
QUEEN Todd we love you 4ever
😄
Well this will tell my age but in the mid 70s Todd played at Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium & my dad was a private pilot that flew the band to their next city which I don’t remember where but it was late at night & my mom took us to the airport so we could meet the band & I can remember the double neck guitars & all the colors they had in their long blonde hair. 😄. Today that’s the style but back then it was really wild & crazy looking! 😄
Great experience!
Thank you, Todd is love to us!
Peace
Just saw this for the first time ever! I'm 60 and was a teen when this song came out. Never seen pictures of him, but would'nt have imagined he'd do a nude concert in a painted on outfit 😱😱😱! Love the song though
He ain't nude, it's spandex
could've fooled me. Artists are known for over the top costumes, and sometimes, lack thereof
@@northernbettygirl I thought he was nude at first too!!!
A little weird here but he always be my one of my favorites what a talented man
Super talented
Great song I remember
unforgettable
If we could only go back in time ❤️
He was high as a kite here.
Just ask Lady Ga Ga who just might've influenced her? The early 70's glam in the likes of Bowie of course, Sweet , New York dolls, and definitely then there's Todd ,and well there's "THAT"!!!
Todd is Godd
Don’t forget about queen
God I love this guy! Freakin genius!
Love it!!!!
Great!
I use to listen to this man's singing back in the day & yes he had a good voice but to see how he as other singers started to change their character appearance on stage was the beginning of mixed up generations to come.
Never really thought he would do that is incredible, yeah life its a reason to smile .
When I feel depressed I listen to Todd
To cheer you up!
LOVE IT... CLASSIC!!! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜✌️
Glad you like it!
I miss the music of that era
We all do in a certain age
@ I use to fall asleep to this kind of music, on AM radio and now the kids today never really know what radio is 😢
Thanks!
What A Body Todd Had /And That Adorable Face ♥️
He'was a looker
Hey Colleen from the East Side of Buffalo. This is for you.
Dude was the sun out😃? I love your music, always been a fan
me too
Just an incredible Person love Todd the 70s had some Awesome Music...
He still makes great music.
Yes he does he'll be in Milwaukee mid April
Still listening ,,, Sept. 2020
me too
unrecognized unbridled brilliance === nearly beyond definition !!!
Glad you like it
Using the studio track via a reel to reel .. Live Vocal .. Love it !!
glad you like it
Oh lord! The outfit, though! Move over Lady Gaga! LOL Outfit aside, he is such a talented dude. Always was.
He is!
HE LOOKS RIDICULOUS!!
Do you have a mirror?
@ 🤭 👏👏😉
Just bought his greatest hits CD, He also has and still has a great sense odd humor!!!
A good album to start with
Love it.
Great
Seeing you, Todd in that outfit, from behind, Cant be Unseen. lol
トッド～😍 この曲聴いて10代に一気に戻る人、何人います？ もちろんハートがですが。奇跡の曲、トッドの透き通る歌声に乾杯✨🍻🎶
そう、トッド・ラングレンと一緒に育った人はいません。素晴らしい歌手で美しい人です！
I loved this song ❤
me too
Back when life was simple😎
What fun. Great tune and great performance. Also, TR is a standup guy and honorable man.
Yes he's the best
I’m 70. Going to his shows years ago there were people in the top of the arena that were as interesting as the show.