@@anthonyblakely399 uhm ..... firstly, jungle love is the title of a song. Secondly, please don't be rude here. We listen to JayVee channel because he has a great, welcoming, loving and inclusive spirit. Feel the love vibe.
th-cam.com/video/HZeOxv_IqAQ/w-d-xo.html "Zodiac." by Down To The Bone. Acid Jazz group that took the Jazz world and music world by storm. Check them out!
Now you're diggin' those seventies DEEEEP brother!! The decade of musicians who were educated and were still crafting music at a high level. Still tryin' to find a way to adopt you with or without your consent....Hehe I've told my daughter she may get traded in. She checked you out and understands. LQTS (Laughing Quietly To Self) That effect is an electric guitar.
@@agaskew Actually, 1 likes Lizzo & Hamilton tunes& my Aspie likes techno? Video game music?😅They just weirdos! But good sweet weirdos~ they're grown & help support me~ ( I'm lucky)
Mercy, Mercy, Me I haven’t heard the Steve Miller Band in years. My mind just flooded with sooooooo many good memories. A few follow ups: “Fly like an Eagle” “Rock n’me” and “Take the Money and Run”. Btw, Steve broke his neck in a car accident in the early 70’s , but after healing he continued to record.
Steve's father was a doctor. He would stop in a bar after work and have a drink before going home. He met a man there and they talked several times before Steve's father invited him over for supper. After several times the guy gave Steve a guitar and a few lessons. The man was Les Paul.
That sound is made with a slide on a finger that is slid on the neck of the guitar. It requires a guitar with enough room between the fretboard and the strings. Thanks for the review. Love Steve Miller. His entire body of work is worth a listen.
I grew up with this music, and sometimes I take it for granted, I love to see young people discovering the music that defined a generation, your reactions make the music new again for me, thank you!!
Makes me appreciate my parents. Father's born in 1949 Mom 1950. They had me when they were in their late 30s. My generation thinks its grandparents music. It was the Golden age of Rock and Folk.
I remember listening to this, it was a played quite a lot on the radio in the UK. The moment it started I knew it, the guitar playing is amazing on this single. As for all these bands you have only touched the tip of the iceberg Jayvee. I loved your reaction to the clever noises that I think could have been played on a guitar but I'm not sure. Take care and stay safe please my friends, God bless you all, love hugs and peace to everyone Mary-Ellen UK
Bands from the 1970's are hard to beat. Rock and Roll started being played in it's youth in the 1960's and matured in the 1970's. Don't know for sure but that sound you asked about is a slide move on the electric guitar, by Miller.
Rock and Roll started in the 1950s. Th term was coined by Alan Freed in 1951. www.bing.com/search?q=origin+of+term+Rock+and+Roll&form=PRNWSR&mkt=en-us&httpsmsn=1&msnews=1&refig=26650824ed06423f80b8371d2ad7a1e6&sp=-1&pq=origin+of+term+rock+and+roll&sc=2-28&qs=n&sk=&cvid=26650824ed06423f80b8371d2ad7a1e6
Steve Miller Band has SO many great hits! A little anecdote for you. When my grandson (now almost 34 years old) was 2 or 3 he loved this song but always sang " I'm a joker, I'm a smoker, I'm a goodnight stroker". We laughed! ( he might still sing it that way)
The instrument making that "wolf whistle" sound is just an electric guitar played with a slide and a wah pedal. It's the same guitar that is doing the solo.
That guitar playing (including that sound you were wondering about) is heavily influenced by Clarence Gatemouth Brown, who was not only one of the greatest & most influential guitar players of all time but also one of the greatest fiddlers, violists, and harmonica players. He played several other instruments, too, and sings, and he played many genres, from blues to country to Cajun music and on from there. He was an absolute genius. There are plenty of videos of him on here, including episodes of the show The Beat from 1966 where he was musical director and played guitar & fiddle. He’s a legend and one of my favorite musicians ever. (My grandfather recorded a lot of his early work at his studio in Houston!)
Another 70s band I'd totally forgotten about until today. My favorite memory was waiting hoping wishing the song 🎶"Rockn' Me"🎶 would come on the radio while driving down the road.
Forgot how good this song is !!! That's how spoiled with great, great music we've been !!!! Glad to hear it once more thank you so much for playing it again !!!!😆🤣😅
This song transcended time, still does to this day. We teens loved it and so did our folks. This is a catchy classic. Steve Miller Band put out tons of hits.
It does my 61 year old heart a world of good to see you fall in love with the music of my teens! Damn! You've got an amazing long, long and joy filled journey ahead of you listening to the music of this era! Enjoy the ride, my friend! We did! (BTW, the sound you hear was just an interesting distortion on an electric guitar (likely a single coil pickup style like a Fender Stratocaster through either a 'Wah-Wah pedal or overdriven amplifier with a skillful 'bend', 'slide' or a combo of both. There is likely a live version of this where you may see it done.) :) It's great when a skilled guitarist can make his instrument play a 'Wolf Whistle'. Look that up! The guys used to get the attention of attractive ladies with it, although it was seldom appreciated. :) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolf-whistling#:~:text=A%20wolf%20whistle%20is%20a%20distinctive%20two-note%20glissando,harassment%2C%20or%20a%20form%20of%20sexual%20harassment%20in
They have so many great songs The Stake, Jungle Love, Take the money and run, Fly like an Eagle shell just give the whole album a listen to you won't be disappointed guaranteed.
Can't beat "the pompetous of love"......I love the line " I really love your peaches, want to shake your tree". This is a song that everyone sings along to. Love it
You’re not missing out anymore! You know more about music than a lot of people your age. The fact that you are even exploring different types of music puts you ahead of the game. This song is awesome though right?!
The real great bands come from the 70’s!!!! Listen to “Go on take the money” “Jet Airliner” Fly like an Eagle, “Rock’n me” “Serenade” and Wild Mountain honey! Love them all! Love you J thank you for your awesome smile and all you do!! ♥️
Yes, we were very spoiled with all the fantastic music from those years, it was a very exciting time. Interesting to note that Steve Miller made up a new word for this song: the "pompatus" of love. Rock on!
On one of my late-night wanderings around the internet, I recently stumbled across an article (which I now wish I'd saved) written by a person who was recalling childhood interactions with their parents' neighbor who could play the guitar and entertained the neighborhood kids for hours. The kids called him Mr. Miller.
They have some my all-time favorites tunes!! So happy that you’ve discovered them!! The Joker is a certainly a great one!! You must listen to Rock’n Me also. I think you’ll love that one too!
Really enjoyed your enthusiasm for this timeless classic. This is got to be one of my favorite from the Steve Miller Band, since you love this one you have got to react to “fly like an eagle“. This is another one of their greatest hits
I love Mr Miller... I was a waitress on the riverwalk S.A Tx and I was Unknowingly waiting on some of His Peeps, Well after chatting with them a while the came to an agreement that My Rock passion was Legit and Surprised Me By adding Me to Their Guest List for their Upcoming Show. They Gave My Husband and I a V.I.P entrance to the Front row and Gave Us Memories to Last a Lifetime.
This song is one reason they are one of the top selling artists of all time. This song was on every jukebox and we listened to it 1000s of times each. It's one of those songs, like Joy To The World, that was such a monster hit, it defines the era in which it was heard.
I am so Happy you are giving everyone a chance to appreciate different sounds, bands and people they may never have been given an opportunity to hear! Go YOU
Wild Mountain Honey , I loved that song and Swing Town .I grew up listening to 60's and 70's bands along with Motown . I even listening to country and old rock and Blues it was the best music . Loved your reaction to the slide on the electric guitar .
Wow! This brought me way back. I remember listening to this in HS the 70's. In fact, I believe I have their greatest hits CD tucked away somewhere. All their music is great! Thanks for the reaction.
When I was a little girl back in the 70’s I use to sing this song all the time. I had no idea as a kid what it meant and lucky for me neither did my parents.
Steve Miller was high impact 70’s. Oh my gosh we grew up w him and loved him. His songs are fun and always bring out good feelings. Good riffs and melodies and lyrics. You’ll love his stuff.
I've been listening to this band since the early '70s. I think The Joker came out in '73 or '74. I liked his guitar playing back before then even!! Great reaction!
So many good songs! Yes! Jet Airliner ,Take the Money & Run ,& Fly Like an Eagle . Some smooth soul with this one. Love me some chill SMB music! This one has some 70's TWANG! Yaas! Our generation had EVERYTHING! 70's & 80's were the friggin BOMB! I loved everything from them, to Bread to Fleetwood Mac & Janet Jackson..we had such variety but WORDS and RHYTHM!! "Really love your peaches, wanna shake your tree" and they did!
I seriously just want to sit down with you and play all these amazing songs for you! And have you listen to them on vinyl through headphones like we did back in the day. We would put on the headphones, drop the needle and sit back and go for a ride with our favorite bands! We closed our eyes too!
Here’s a band that had numerous hits in the 1960s that I’m sure you and your subscribers will love. The group is called THE ASSOCIATION Wikipedia: “The Association is an American sunshine pop band from California.During the late 1960s, the band had numerous hits at or near the top of the Billboard charts (including "Windy", "Cherish", "Never My Love" and "Along Comes Mary") and were the lead-off band at 1967's Monterey Pop Festival. They are known for intricate vocal harmonies by the band's multiple singers.” I bet some of your followers remember this group and the string of huge hits they had!!! If you care to react I would say start with “ Cherish” ( click the live 3:26Version) then “ Never My Love” If not publicly, then privately. They had a great harmony sound! I’m going to listen to them now. Haven’t listened in over a decade. All love in isolation, Al
Absolutely! Love the Association! I graduated from high school in 1968 so their music was all over the radio. Thx for bringing them up. Would love to hear them again -- it's been a lllooooooonnnnggg time for me!
Steve Miller Band is the group you never heard off; but, you know every one of their songs. Never tire of them, they are dance in your chair, sing along good.
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Take the Money and Run...Big Ole Jet Airliner
I also like Jungle Love a lot
Oh yes!
Definitely Jet Airliner
Yes and yes!!!!
DescendantofFools agreed!
Where did all these bands come from?
THE 70s babyyyyy
✌❤ and rock n roll
The best era for rock, soul and funk if you ask me 👍
Hell yeah
What a decade....
Music of my childhood. Lovey dovey all the time!!
Watching these reaction videos to "my" music 40 years on makes me appreciate what great music I grew up with.
Lead guitar and lead singer is Mr. Miller. He can make the guitar do anything he wants.
Fly like an eagle- Steve Miller Band
I resemble that remark,,,👍😎
Yes please!
Awesome
"Fly like an Eagle" "Jet Airliner", "Swingtown"
The midnight special version of “ fly like an eagle” is especially exquisite
A True Fine Love
Take the Money and Run!
Quick!
I should have used the magic word. Abracadabra ;-)
Thank u!~ agreed!
Steve Miller never grows old! He's still rocking especially the Montreal Jazz Festival! He's amazing! Jungle Love!
never
@@anthonyblakely399 uhm
..... firstly, jungle love is the title of a song. Secondly, please don't be rude here. We listen to JayVee channel because he has a great, welcoming, loving and inclusive spirit. Feel the love vibe.
th-cam.com/video/HZeOxv_IqAQ/w-d-xo.html "Zodiac." by Down To The Bone. Acid Jazz group that took the Jazz world and music world by storm. Check them out!
Now you're diggin' those seventies DEEEEP brother!! The decade of musicians who were educated and were still crafting music at a high level. Still tryin' to find a way to adopt you with or without your consent....Hehe I've told my daughter she may get traded in. She checked you out and understands. LQTS (Laughing Quietly To Self) That effect is an electric guitar.
Hahahaha
Rt? I can't PAY my 20somethings 2 listen 2 my music, ( but they heard it when they were little- from the womb! Truth~ CSNY, Stevie- Nicks & Wonder😉)
@@allisonyoung4007 Give it time, they'll come around when they tire of all the modern misogyny, angst and capitalist claptrap
@@agaskew Actually, 1 likes Lizzo & Hamilton tunes& my Aspie likes techno? Video game music?😅They just weirdos! But good sweet weirdos~ they're grown & help support me~ ( I'm lucky)
All genres of music hit their peak in the 70s it’s all been on a downward spiral ever since.
Mercy, Mercy, Me I haven’t heard the Steve Miller Band in years. My mind just flooded with sooooooo many good memories. A few follow ups: “Fly like an Eagle” “Rock n’me” and “Take the Money and Run”. Btw, Steve broke his neck in a car accident in the early 70’s , but after healing he continued to record.
All good choices :0)
Agreed! Rock n Me is a definite favorite!!
‘I really love your peaches, wanna shake your tree’. Classic! 💖💖👍
Cracks me up! 😂
Nicole Holford Lockney I’m a chick, but how can you not love a line like that??! 😂😂💖👍
My favorite line!
Kimberlini Bambini IKR? 👍💖💖
Steve Miller's real life mentor was the one and only Les Paul himself.
How did I never know that? That's so cool. 53 years old and learned something new. Thanks for the education.
Carl Rosenzweig IKR? 👍💖
Les Paul taught Steve his first cords on guitar!
Wicked! 👌
Steve's father was a doctor. He would stop in a bar after work and have a drink before going home. He met a man there and they talked several times before Steve's father invited him over for supper. After several times the guy gave Steve a guitar and a few lessons. The man was Les Paul.
i am 75 and i grew up listening to all the great bands you have been playing.💚
That sound is made with a slide on a finger that is slid on the neck of the guitar. It requires a guitar with enough room between the fretboard and the strings. Thanks for the review. Love Steve Miller. His entire body of work is worth a listen.
Sounds like he's using a wah-wah pedal as well.
I grew up with this music, and sometimes I take it for granted, I love to see young people discovering the music that defined a generation, your reactions make the music new again for me, thank you!!
Feel the same.
Me too
Me 3❤️
The expression on his face is priceless! 🤣🤣🤣
Yes! Growing up with it you don't remember the first time hearing the music so it was always just there. It gives you a new appreciation for sure. :)
I trust you will be reacting to Fly Like An Eagles by Steve Miller.
For sure, that is signature song.
I resemble that remark,,,👍😎
Yes now that you mentioned it
🤞🏼
He makes that sound with his guitar. One of a kind.
Number one for like thousand weeks. It helps to be a "midnight toker" to appreciate it fully 🚬
Amen to that! It made everything so much cooler 😎😉
@@crimsonclover8314 And it still does!! 😎😉
Other great songs by Steve Miller are:
Rockin Me
Take the Money and Run
Fly Like an Eagle (you'll recognize this from Space Jam)
Jetliner
Abracadabra
Steve Miller is from my home town! Milwaukee Wisconsin...Wisconsin represent ! He is talented 🥰
I'm also from WI...have lived here my entire life. Mad City represent.
We didn't know then that we had the best music we took it for granted or I did anyway
Every generation thinks they have the best music ever. ;)
Makes me appreciate my parents. Father's born in 1949 Mom 1950. They had me when they were in their late 30s. My generation thinks its grandparents music. It was the Golden age of Rock and Folk.
I remember listening to this, it was a played quite a lot on the radio in the UK. The moment it started I knew it, the guitar playing is amazing on this single. As for all these bands you have only touched the tip of the iceberg Jayvee. I loved your reaction to the clever noises that I think could have been played on a guitar but I'm not sure. Take care and stay safe please my friends, God bless you all, love hugs and peace to everyone Mary-Ellen UK
Bands from the 1970's are hard to beat. Rock and Roll started being played in it's youth in the 1960's and matured in the 1970's. Don't know for sure but that sound you asked about is a slide move on the electric guitar, by Miller.
Rock and Roll started in the 1950s. Th term was coined by Alan Freed in 1951. www.bing.com/search?q=origin+of+term+Rock+and+Roll&form=PRNWSR&mkt=en-us&httpsmsn=1&msnews=1&refig=26650824ed06423f80b8371d2ad7a1e6&sp=-1&pq=origin+of+term+rock+and+roll&sc=2-28&qs=n&sk=&cvid=26650824ed06423f80b8371d2ad7a1e6
JV, you have 40 years of music to cover, you’ll never run out of songs to listen to!
Steve Miller Band has SO many great hits! A little anecdote for you. When my grandson (now almost 34 years old) was 2 or 3 he loved this song but always sang " I'm a joker, I'm a smoker, I'm a goodnight stroker". We laughed! ( he might still sing it that way)
The 70's were the quintessential years for phenomenal music. You could dedicate your life to it and never reach the end.
They started In .San .Francisco in 1966 - they were cool weren't they !
The instrument making that "wolf whistle" sound is just an electric guitar played with a slide and a wah pedal.
It's the same guitar that is doing the solo.
That guitar playing (including that sound you were wondering about) is heavily influenced by Clarence Gatemouth Brown, who was not only one of the greatest & most influential guitar players of all time but also one of the greatest fiddlers, violists, and harmonica players. He played several other instruments, too, and sings, and he played many genres, from blues to country to Cajun music and on from there. He was an absolute genius. There are plenty of videos of him on here, including episodes of the show The Beat from 1966 where he was musical director and played guitar & fiddle. He’s a legend and one of my favorite musicians ever. (My grandfather recorded a lot of his early work at his studio in Houston!)
Another 70s band I'd totally forgotten about until today. My favorite memory was waiting hoping wishing the song 🎶"Rockn' Me"🎶 would come on the radio while driving down the road.
Yeah, "Jet Airliner" is an AMAZING song!
I know we all are singing along 😁🎧
Got that right!!
This song is my favorite from Steve Miller Band:)
I move “ Rock n Me” too!!!
* love
Forgot how good this song is !!! That's how spoiled with great, great music we've been !!!! Glad to hear it once more thank you so much for playing it again !!!!😆🤣😅
This song transcended time, still does to this day. We teens loved it and so did our folks. This is a catchy classic. Steve Miller Band put out tons of hits.
Yep!!
YESSSS!!!!!!!!!!
I've been waiting for SMB!!!
Pompatus of love!!!
Omg! Steve Miller Band has so many great tunes! Try more please. A great band from the 70’s. 🤘🏻🤘🏻💕
Love Steve Miller Band!! All their songs are great! Love your reaction!
If you lived in the 70's you'd know all these bands. So glad you're discovering all this great music. Keep going, so much more to hear!
It does my 61 year old heart a world of good to see you fall in love with the music of my teens! Damn! You've got an amazing long, long and joy filled journey ahead of you listening to the music of this era! Enjoy the ride, my friend! We did! (BTW, the sound you hear was just an interesting distortion on an electric guitar (likely a single coil pickup style like a Fender Stratocaster through either a 'Wah-Wah pedal or overdriven amplifier with a skillful 'bend', 'slide' or a combo of both. There is likely a live version of this where you may see it done.) :) It's great when a skilled guitarist can make his instrument play a 'Wolf Whistle'. Look that up! The guys used to get the attention of attractive ladies with it, although it was seldom appreciated. :) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolf-whistling#:~:text=A%20wolf%20whistle%20is%20a%20distinctive%20two-note%20glissando,harassment%2C%20or%20a%20form%20of%20sexual%20harassment%20in
Scott, this song reminds me of working the tilt-a-whirl at the county fair before my senior year.. Awesome
Scott McFarland
They mostly all came from the 70's .
I'm telling you , we were spoiled.
Listen to Jet Airliner by Steve Miller.
Please play keep on rocking me or jungle love.
Yes! “Rock n Me” for sure!!’
They are coming out of the '70's man. ☮️
Best decade for music
"Take the Money and Run "
They have so many great songs The Stake, Jungle Love, Take the money and run, Fly like an Eagle shell just give the whole album a listen to you won't be disappointed guaranteed.
Yay some Steve Miller ☺️. Take a gander at Fly like an eagle. Thanks for the positivity and reactions man....much appreciated all the hard work 💗
And “rock n me “ for sure!
Another excellent classic song. Thanks. Enjoy. You're gonna love it
Solid band always putting work in.
Some great tunes from The Steve Miller Band. Fly Like An Eagle, Jet Airliner, AbraCadabra, and my favorite Take the Money and Run.
One of my favorite bands
Can't beat "the pompetous of love"......I love the line " I really love your peaches, want to shake your tree". This is a song that everyone sings along to. Love it
That noise is a slide that he uses on his finger while playing the guitar 😊👍👌👍😊💐💐💐💐💐💐💐
This song is legendary. Glad you finally got to hear it.
Say to anyone of this age, some people call me Maurice. Cat whistle.
Take the money and run is awesome! Love Steve Miller Band!
Steve Miller's catalog of songs is endless. "The window" "mercury blues" "jungle love". Can't go wrong.
This song a great song
This was one of my favorite albums I had 🌺
You’re not missing out anymore! You know more about music than a lot of people your age. The fact that you are even exploring different types of music puts you ahead of the game. This song is awesome though right?!
Absolutely- they have many- “rock n me” is a favorite of mine!
"I'm a midnight toker."
Toking was a term used for smoking weed in the 70's and 80's.
Don't think it's around any longer.
First time?! That is crazy LOL
I know you will enjoy 😃❤
All these bands from the past, are sooo good!
The real great bands come from the 70’s!!!! Listen to “Go on take the money” “Jet Airliner” Fly like an Eagle, “Rock’n me” “Serenade” and Wild Mountain honey! Love them all! Love you J thank you for your awesome smile and all you do!! ♥️
Yes, there's a whole world of wonderful music just waiting to be discovered by this generation.
When we saw Steve Miller in 1990 it was like he hadn't taken off any time from touring - great show!!! One of the best we've seen!!
“Maurice” playing my music in the sun! next song I wanna be loved!
Steve Miller is playing the guitar & vocalist...he's a great guitar player...
Yes, we were very spoiled with all the fantastic music from those years, it was a very exciting time. Interesting to note that Steve Miller made up a new word for this song: the "pompatus" of love. Rock on!
These groups have been around.... I'm 63 and this song came out when I was in high school. Love that you're grooving on these old tunes.
On one of my late-night wanderings around the internet, I recently stumbled across an article (which I now wish I'd saved) written by a person who was recalling childhood interactions with their parents' neighbor who could play the guitar and entertained the neighborhood kids for hours. The kids called him Mr. Miller.
They have some my all-time favorites tunes!! So happy that you’ve discovered them!! The Joker is a certainly a great one!! You must listen to Rock’n Me also. I think you’ll love that one too!
I loved watching your happy face through this entire song! Keep the reactions going! Thank you!
I get chills every time I hear this song. So good!!
I love these reactions. All my old favourites i forgot about are being played and its a pure joy to hear them and watch your reactions 🙂
Really enjoyed your enthusiasm for this timeless classic. This is got to be one of my favorite from the Steve Miller Band, since you love this one you have got to react to “fly like an eagle“. This is another one of their greatest hits
I really enjoy watching these and thank you for spreading the word and shining a light on all these great old songs! much love from London UK x
Steve Miller has been putting out great music since the late 1960's. His " Steve Miller Band Anthology" CD is a must have for any collection.
“Living in the USA “ and “space cowboy “ 2 great Steve Miller songs
I love Mr Miller... I was a waitress on the riverwalk S.A Tx and I was Unknowingly waiting on some of His Peeps, Well after chatting with them a while the came to an agreement that My Rock passion was Legit and Surprised Me By adding Me to Their Guest List for their Upcoming Show. They Gave My Husband and I a V.I.P entrance to the Front row and Gave Us Memories to Last a Lifetime.
“Rock in me” for sure- a JAM for sure!!!💛✌️
Love love love Steve Miller Band! Before the summer ends you should react to Summer Breeze by Seals and Croft...serious summer mood
These great bands are coming from my era the 70's and 80's, good stuff! Steve Miller has lots more! Enjoy 😊✌
Didn’t we have good music back in the day J? Glad you enjoy them and it’s fun to see your reaction.
Another great 70's group Thanks. Continue to listen to all that great 70's music., You will not be disappointed.
Livin in the USA, great tune by Steve Miller
This song is one reason they are one of the top selling artists of all time. This song was on every jukebox and we listened to it 1000s of times each. It's one of those songs, like Joy To The World, that was such a monster hit, it defines the era in which it was heard.
I am so Happy you are giving everyone a chance to appreciate different sounds, bands and people they may never have been given an opportunity to hear! Go YOU
Wild Mountain Honey , I loved that song and Swing Town .I grew up listening to 60's and 70's bands along with Motown . I even listening to country and old rock and Blues it was the best music . Loved your reaction to the slide on the electric guitar .
Miller’s earliest hit was “Living in the USA.” I also like the lesser known Jackson -Kent Blues from his Number 5 album. Great wah-wah guitar in it!
Wow! This brought me way back. I remember listening to this in HS the 70's. In fact, I believe I have their greatest hits CD tucked away somewhere. All their music is great! Thanks for the reaction.
When I was a little girl back in the 70’s I use to sing this song all the time. I had no idea as a kid what it meant and lucky for me neither did my parents.
Steve Miller was high impact 70’s. Oh my gosh we grew up w him and loved him. His songs are fun and always bring out good feelings. Good riffs and melodies and lyrics. You’ll love his stuff.
I've been listening to this band since the early '70s. I think The Joker came out in '73 or '74. I liked his guitar playing back before then even!! Great reaction!
I saw SMB in MT last summer, it is my #1 concert. Love watching you hear tunes for the first time. I can’t imagine growing up without this music.
So many good songs! Yes! Jet Airliner ,Take the Money & Run ,& Fly Like an Eagle . Some smooth soul with this one. Love me some chill SMB music! This one has some 70's TWANG! Yaas! Our generation had EVERYTHING! 70's & 80's were the friggin BOMB! I loved everything from them, to Bread to Fleetwood Mac & Janet Jackson..we had such variety but WORDS and RHYTHM!! "Really love your peaches, wanna shake your tree" and they did!
I seriously just want to sit down with you and play all these amazing songs for you! And have you listen to them on vinyl through headphones like we did back in the day. We would put on the headphones, drop the needle and sit back and go for a ride with our favorite bands! We closed our eyes too!
Fly Like An Eagle. Take the Money and Run. Big Ol Jet Airliner.
LOL, LOVE IT MAN, YOUR REACTIONS GREAT.
That's a good one Jay...Fly Like An Eagle is a nice one too. I love your enthusiasm 🤩
Here’s a band that had numerous hits in the 1960s that I’m sure you and your subscribers will love. The group is called
THE ASSOCIATION
Wikipedia:
“The Association is an American sunshine pop band from California.During the late 1960s, the band had numerous hits at or near the top of the Billboard charts (including "Windy", "Cherish", "Never My Love" and "Along Comes Mary") and were the lead-off band at 1967's Monterey Pop Festival. They are known for intricate vocal harmonies by the band's multiple singers.”
I bet some of your followers remember this group and the string of huge hits they had!!!
If you care to react I would say start with
“ Cherish” ( click the live 3:26Version) then
“ Never My Love”
If not publicly, then
privately. They had a great harmony sound!
I’m going to listen to them now. Haven’t listened in over a decade.
All love in isolation,
Al
Absolutely! Love the Association! I graduated from high school in 1968 so their music was all over the radio. Thx for bringing them up. Would love to hear them again -- it's been a lllooooooonnnnggg time for me!
Odie Bryer :
Thanks for responding. Yeah, they had a great unique sound and catchy love songs and hope Jaycee someday reacts to them!
Steve Miller Band is the group you never heard off; but, you know every one of their songs. Never tire of them, they are dance in your chair, sing along good.
Steve is a great guitar player! I love "the blues" vibe in their music. I'd call it...cool.😎❤🎶