Paul Cotton and lived together in the mid 70’s until we decided to get married in 79. We loved each other very much but as you can imagine it’s not an easy way of life or existence. But, looking back on it, I wouldn’t change a thing. I often joined them for weeks if not months on tour and as you can imagine, there was many disputes to put it mildly. within the band. So I did all that I could to support him and and any insight. We would always take walks around the neighborhood and that’s where Indian Summer came about. He sure wrote some of the best music. We all miss him as you do. Our family takes great pride in the beautiful songs he wrote. We all have our favorite stories and memories of Paul Thank you so much for your love for him and his music.
This is one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard. I remember when "Legend" was released in the late '70's, I bought it right away on the strength of this song alone. Now that I've gotten back into vinyl, it's one of the first I re-purchased. I also bought "Poco Collected".
In the Heart of the Night Paul Paul cotton amazing voice great guitar player and no doubt he knew how to love anybody that could write such a beautiful song in the words to it and the Dixie moon is loving you in the Heart of the Night tremendous Talent and Rusty young they were two great artists together the steel pedal guitar sincerely Harvey from Iowa loving Paul's music everyday as long as I live
Thank you so much for the beautiful words and praises. Paulie absolutely loved his fans as much as his music. You all made him keep pushing to be his very best. That’s why he always had a guitar in his hands 🙌❤️❤️
Some of you younger folks may not know, but both Randy Meisner and Timothy B Schmit, both who later came to fame as members of the Eagles, were once both members of this band. So were Richie Furay and Jim Messina, formerly of Buffalo Springfield. I love how so many times great artists intertwine due to their pasts.
I don't know why, but this song always makes me feel extremely emotional. I am struck with a strange combination of wistful sad nostalgia and a wild joy at the same time. There is something unfanthomable and.soulfully deep about it. It's intoxicating. I want to go cry in my beer...
Hearing this song drags up old times and old emotions of young love and giddy nights. Those days haunt my soul to this very day. We only have words here to try to describe the feelings and they fall short.
Indeed, RIP Paul Cotton. This song and "Standing In The Midnight Rain" were my two favorite songs by Paul. His voice, ...his tone was like no other. Loved his writing as well. A true and complete artist!
Nice to see Rusty Young on the steel guitar here. The film THE BIG EASY (1986) was set in New Orleans. The song THE HEART OF THE NIGHT by Poco was released in 1979. It is a song about New Orlens. How could the film not have the song in the film and in the film's soundtrack. It would have been a great move for everyone.
I was 15 when this came out. The 70's and 80's ... the best era of music around! The crap coming out today can't hold a candle to the music of PoCo, The Eagles, Lynerd Skynerd, Chicago only to name a few.
I’m 73 now in 2024. I remember listening to this soundtrack with Harm Williams during our college days at Weber State college. Good friends at the time in ‘73 only our friendship went south.
Yeah Rest in Peace my friend Patricia and I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days, and I hope God bless you to have a great day today, I'm Roy from happy camp California and you where are you from ?
Don't know where I was when they shot this video but that's me playing the alto sax solo. Still gets AirPlay and it gave them what I believe was their only platinum album.... Legend.
Superb work Phil, this is an all time classic tune, so much a part of the soundtrack to my life, along with the other Poco albums of that era. I enjoyed your insudemusicast interview recently too, it was great fun to hear you recounting all the session stories. Can you tell us what happened to Charlie & Stephen (post 1985)? Never heard much of them after Poco....All the best from a fellow Brit :-)
Yeah so amazing song my friend Angela and I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days, and I hope God bless you to have a great day today, I'm Roy from happy camp California and you where are you from ?
I'm 62, I am a swiss citizen. I love Poco since I discovered them in 1972 in the high school times. It was in Lausanne, Switzerland. These guys helped me to learn english, like so many other bands. Byrds, Beatles, Beach Boys, Canned Heat, Moody Blues, ....Pocos best song? Bad Weather.
68 now....this melts me now as it did then.Tho I'm from Hawaii,no one ever recognize Louisiana and her beautiful land and people,but Poco did.Mahalo and aloha,Poco.Forever
Frieda: This is one of my top 10 favorite songs from my college days. I saw Poco live in Park City, Utah, for a few songs before the concert got rained out. Fortunately, they played this song before we found ourselves "standing in the midnight rain." RIP, Paul. I loved your music and band.
How many all male bands with this talent and creativity and passion for music and instruments like this exist today? Not many. So sad. Its just about victimhood painted in rainbow colours.
This is one of the most beautiful songs ever written and recorded. A 16 year old me and my 43 year old mother loved this song very much. I heard another song on the radio the day by LaRue (New Orleans Ladies) and I was immediately reminded of In the Heart of the Night so I have been listening to both and remembering the good old days. Mom has been gone since 1997, but these songs help me hold onto her in my heart. RIP Paul Cotton and Rusty Young. You struck a chord in my heart that will last forever with your music.
Wore a bar out to the wee hours In Panama city fla.40 years ago played this song 50 times wide open you could here It for blocks, law came three times just to be sure we were allright owner an me rocked on till daylight!
Never gets old. Love this song so much. From 1978 when I was 15 years old to now when I am 52. Still gives me that wonderful feeling I felt the first time I heard it.
My wife and I , are Big fans of Poco we saw them live a few times they were approachable, and I got autographed from them. We have a swimming pool and it’s sits on secluded property, so when sun goes down we play Indian summer and in the heart of the night. Thank you Frieda for sharing memories especially Indian summer, because I’ll sit back and listen and visualize as if I was there.
Yeah always be awesome in our heart too my friend Julie and I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days, and I hope God bless you to have a great day today, I'm Roy from happy camp California and you where are you from ?
My girl and I spent a week in a beautiful cabin in the mountains. This song frequently came on Yacht Rock Radio as we shared some of the most wonderful, memorable moments of our lives.
I am heading to New Orleans tomorrow. I have this song on repeat!!!!! Oh, so many memories, and eager to make new ones. I met my husband in New Orleans 31 years ago. I cannot wait to walk through the Quarter with him again, hand in hand.
I remember first seeing the Legend album cover in a small PX on Makiminato Housing Area in Okinawa, Japan in 1978. I thought the album cover was simple but nice. The military housing area no longer exists, but the album cover and the Heart of the Night tune have stuck with me till this day. Fun Fact: The late Phil Hartman of SNL designed the cover for Poco's Legend album.
Pouring a stiff one now and raising a glass of bourbon to these boys for striking the right chords when needed. Beautiful music and a beautiful song that has the ability to make any bitter moment bittersweet!
Oh goodness me, back in the day when bands/singers HAD to be able to sing. You wanna be in the band? You better be able to sing. I feel for todays youth who will rarely if EVER hear true artists without autotune or pitch correction. They will never hear the best at their best.
Greetings from Detroit Michigan. I haven't heard this song in years! Real music!!! I grew up in the 70's. Best time of my life. We used the pay phone. Played outside till it got dark. Wish I could turn back time! God bless.😂
I woke up with the chorus to this one in my head this morning. I haven't heard it since I was a kid, and it came to the surface of my memory for some reason. They set a deep hook in my brain way back then, and I've listened to it a dozen or so times in a row so far today. What a bad ass jam.
Me, too! Mine started a week ago; same thing - awoke with chorus playing... "In the heart of the night...". And I've done the same - keep asking Alexa to play. What's happening???
I have this ALBUM!! Bought it at The University of Tennessee Knoxville book store at the University Center my freshman year...seems like a lifetime ago. Lots has happened since that innocent age!!
I immediately smiled when this song started. On the first note & especially hearing the sax I played this album throughout college ♥️ 1974-76 @SUNY Oswego. & N'Orleans is one of my favorite towns. The years flew and soon I'll be 70. We had / have the best music ever.
The late 70's to the mid 80's there was a unique sound that evolved that combined country,soul and rhythm and blues this song is a perfect example of that sound,it no longer appears on pop radio but when we hear it we lament the fact that sound for all it's qualities is gone.
Yeah this song bring back so much memories me friend Suzanne and I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days, and I hope God bless you to have a great day today, I'm Roy from happy camp California and you where are you from ?
Yeah RIP well my friend forever in our heart and my friend Kimberly and I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days, and I hope God bless you to have a great day today, I'm Roy from happy camp California and you where are you from ?
One of rocks greatest horn players. Played on a couple of the more memorable hits from the seventies, Al Stewart's Year of the Cat, Time Passages, and Poco's Heart of the Night. Story I heard was Poco toured with Al Stewart opening up for him. When he disbanded Rusty Young and Paul Cotton were looking for a band and they stepped right in to Poco. Phil Kenzie is a maestro.
There are many songs about New Orleans; this is the best. I made 2 trips there; both in the Seventies. My friend Mark Cooper and I slept in the car in the French Quarter on the night before Super Bowl IX. Great memories. RIP Mark and Paul Cotton.
Salty's guys in a little small club in Blowing Rock North Carolina back in I think 81 or 82. The police held about 300 people on three layers and it was around building. Sound was awesome I went to hear this song and it was about the third or fourth one they played. And then they played it again for the closing song. What a show!!!
RIP Paul....songs that touched my soul and brings back memories of those times. My favorite phrase...."she's so full of surprises it reminds me of you..."
Norman Paul cotton is my favorite songwriter artist lead guitar oh and he joined polka and Rusty young and him got together it was so fantastic it was incredible those two were in separable I was their greatest admirer Harvey Henry c h r i s t e n s o n they were Poco they made that so wonderful I enjoyed their music from Young and now I'm older like they are most enjoyable talent in the world sincerely Harvey
Always surprised this song didn't get more airtime or general awareness by the public. It is a beautiful song--great melody, arrangement, vocals, lyrics, etc. Poco did a lot of good stuff, but this is their best.
This is one of my most favorite songs by Poco. I love this song very much. The words in this song are very beautiful. Even the break in the song is neat when they play the saxophone. This is a very nice song. I heard it on the radio and then I bought it on CD.
Yeah rest in peace Paul and Irene my friend I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days, and I hope God bless you to have a great day today, I'm Roy from happy camp California and you where are you from ?
I saw these great musicians in Wilkes Barre , Pa twice . Once in the early 90's and later around 3013-2014 . First time they sang all of their early songs second time the later ones . Had some member changes me Great memories .
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Paul Cotton and lived together in the mid 70’s until we decided to get married in 79.
We loved each other very much but as you can imagine it’s not an easy way of life or existence. But, looking back on it, I wouldn’t change a thing.
I often joined them for weeks if not months on tour and as you can imagine, there was many disputes to put it mildly. within the band. So I did all that I could to support him and and any insight.
We would always take walks around the neighborhood and that’s where Indian Summer came about.
He sure wrote some of the best music. We all miss him as you do.
Our family takes great pride in the beautiful songs he wrote. We all have our favorite stories and
memories of Paul
Thank you so much for your love for him and his music.
This is one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard. I remember when "Legend" was released in the late '70's, I bought it right away on the strength of this song alone. Now that I've gotten back into vinyl, it's one of the first I re-purchased. I also bought "Poco Collected".
In the Heart of the Night Paul Paul cotton amazing voice great guitar player and no doubt he knew how to love anybody that could write such a beautiful song in the words to it and the Dixie moon is loving you in the Heart of the Night tremendous Talent and Rusty young they were two great artists together the steel pedal guitar sincerely Harvey from Iowa loving Paul's music everyday as long as I live
Thank you so much for the beautiful words and praises. Paulie absolutely loved his fans as much as his music. You all made him keep pushing to be his very best. That’s why he always had a guitar in his hands 🙌❤️❤️
@@FreidaCotton You're welcome Freida. Another fabulous artist from my younger years gone. Thank God for recorded music.
It’s magic when a song that was made so many years ago can still be loved ! That’s real music and real talent ❤
Love this song, this is one of my favorite songs
Some of you younger folks may not know, but both Randy Meisner and Timothy B Schmit, both who later came to fame as members of the Eagles, were once both members of this band. So were Richie Furay and Jim Messina, formerly of Buffalo Springfield. I love how so many times great artists intertwine due to their pasts.
@@doloresm7396, I did not know Kenny Loggins had any affiliation with Firefall.
Sadly, most younger folks don't know who the Eagles are now, no way in he11 Buffalo Springfield
@@fredstriker2042, truth
@philipbaldwin2078 hey brother, I'm doing all I can to help. Retired Military. Now in a Cover band til my last day! Cheers and best wishes Brother
Then, where the FUCK is Meisner in this production?😡
If you can listen to this and not have some serious emotional movements, you’re dead.
I remember hearing it on the radio in 79' to and from school so 3rd grade. Where have all the years gone so quickly?
We that grew up in these amazing years yessir lord we were so blessed 😢
I adore this band, and play their music often, still to this day. ❤
I don't know why, but this song always makes me feel extremely emotional. I am struck with a strange combination of wistful sad nostalgia and a wild joy at the same time. There is something unfanthomable and.soulfully deep about it. It's intoxicating. I want to go cry in my beer...
You are so right...haunting almost, but great.
listen to POCO's "Down on the quarter" if you want great and haunting
Christine Phillips Thank you for expressing the way I feel when I hear this song better than I ever could. Never get tired of hearing it!
Hearing this song drags up old times and old emotions of young love and giddy nights. Those days haunt my soul to this very day. We only have words here to try to describe the feelings and they fall short.
Agree Christine, wish I had a beer to cry into.
Beautiful song but sad for me .
So many memories of our beloved pets … family members and friends no longer with us ❤
RIP Paul Cotton. You wrote and sang this most special and beautiful song of all time. Thank you for sharing your gifts and talent with us.
And Rusty Young
Indeed, RIP Paul Cotton. This song and "Standing In The Midnight Rain" were my two favorite songs by Paul. His voice, ...his tone was like no other. Loved his writing as well. A true and complete artist!
OMG I didn't know that he passed away may god bless his soul and give him a eternal rest 🙏🌹
@@mcstratoman and Indian Summer ....
Goodbye Rusty Young too!
I'm now 63 and this is one of my favorite songs. Takes me back to better days.
I'm also 63, and Yes it does for me too.
Takes me back to the heart of the njght
60 here...and I'd give nearly anything for it to be 1979 again.
Just turned 70! Funny but when I hear this "Masterpiece" I'm 19 again! 😂
I was born in the early 80s first time hearing this song love it
That opening pedal steel guitar....gives me chills some 45 yrs later...still.
Some songs put you in a special place, this is one of them for me. The 70's was a great decade to come of age.
So true!
Yelp I remember this when it was fresh great music!
@@Classicjack228 I remember the Summer of 1979 listening to this song with my girlfriend at the time. Bittersweet memories of an innocent era.
I love this song, one of my favorites, just saw where he passed away 2021
HAD THE ALBUM
This is as good as it gets! Paul Cotton doing one of the most romantic songs of the times! i never tire of hearing it! RIP! We all love your work!
They deserve a lot more credit than they're getting.
Because their influence on the West Coast music scene is immeasurable.
THIS IS WHAT MAKES A GREAT SONG... IT ACTUALLY PULLS YOU IN AND MAKE YOU FEEL AND EXPERIENCE WHAT THE SONG IS ABOUT..
One of Rocks? greatest tunes.
R.I.P. Rusty Young and Paul Cotton. You guys were amazing!
Nice to see Rusty Young on the steel guitar here. The film THE BIG EASY (1986) was set in New Orleans. The song THE HEART OF THE NIGHT by Poco was released in 1979. It is a song about New Orlens. How could the film not have the song in the film and in the film's soundtrack. It would have been a great move for everyone.
I came to Poco through Crazy Love, followed by Rose of Cimarron, Indian Summer and this - all great tunes. Diabolically underrated band IMHO.
Rockin' Chair in St Louis plays all four of those songs
I was 15 when this came out. The 70's and 80's ... the best era of music around! The crap coming out today can't hold a candle to the music of PoCo, The Eagles, Lynerd Skynerd, Chicago only to name a few.
Couldn’t beat soft rock in the 1970’s. Beautiful music.
I’m 73 now in 2024. I remember listening to this soundtrack with Harm Williams during our college days at Weber State college. Good friends at the time in ‘73 only our friendship went south.
R.I.P. Paul Cotton
Rest in eternal peace Paul Cotton, thank you for this beautiful song.
Yeah Rest in Peace my friend Patricia and I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days, and I hope God bless you to have a great day today, I'm Roy from happy camp California and you where are you from ?
Hope you don't mind me asking my friend
paul was to country rock just like bob marley is to reggae............
Was driving over the Ponchartrain one night with my girlfriend and this of all songs comes on the radio. Talk about a great feelin
Makes me miss lake ponchartrain and Ive never been
EPIC GO ON EAGLES
Causeway blvd.
@@susanboeing8583 More like other way around.
Poco w paul n rusty.. cant be beat. N they were before the eagles who are one of my favs also. Glenn always gave them respect.
Don't know where I was when they shot this video but that's me playing the alto sax solo. Still gets AirPlay and it gave them what I believe was their only platinum album.... Legend.
That Sax makes a strong statement .... sooooo good Love it man
listened again to that speaking Sax WOW I love it
Superb work Phil, this is an all time classic tune, so much a part of the soundtrack to my life, along with the other Poco albums of that era. I enjoyed your insudemusicast interview recently too, it was great fun to hear you recounting all the session stories. Can you tell us what happened to Charlie & Stephen (post 1985)? Never heard much of them after Poco....All the best from a fellow Brit :-)
How could you Not know where you were playing?? This is a Classic!!
Layne Sedita maybe because they performed hundreds of times.
Amazing...a love song to New Orleans 💜🌹😎
Yeah so amazing song my friend Angela and I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days, and I hope God bless you to have a great day today, I'm Roy from happy camp California and you where are you from ?
Hope you don't mind me asking my friend
This music is so damn good. Even after 40 years, it still delivers. Thank god for YT.
I'm 62, I am a swiss citizen. I love Poco since I discovered them in 1972 in the high school times. It was in Lausanne, Switzerland. These guys helped me to learn english, like so many other bands. Byrds, Beatles, Beach Boys, Canned Heat, Moody Blues, ....Pocos best song? Bad Weather.
🇨🇭🎶🎵
Magic.
68 now....this melts me now as it did then.Tho I'm from Hawaii,no one ever recognize Louisiana and her beautiful land and people,but Poco did.Mahalo and aloha,Poco.Forever
Takes me right back to my 1979 trans-Am trip.
Still love this band 50 years now. Paul was a very underrated singer/songwriter. Still love him after all these years.
Frieda: This is one of my top 10 favorite songs from my college days. I saw Poco live in Park City, Utah, for a few songs before the concert got rained out. Fortunately, they played this song before we found ourselves "standing in the midnight rain." RIP, Paul. I loved your music and band.
Man this song takes me back.
They'll never make songs like this again. Still listening in 2021.
I love this song so much I was 15 when this hit the airwaves...R.I.P. Paul Cotton and Rusty Young..😢🎶🎸🎵
Miss all the older music . ❤ love poco.
This song is so beautiful...so moving...that it makes this boy from Westchester County (suburban NYC) wish he had grown up in the South!
maybe you should move to Los Angeles since that's where the band originates. but feel free to move south.
@@no834 It's a song of New Orleans - I got his sentiments but your sour cynicism is sad...
@@no834 I was stationed at several southern Army posts (KY and GA) so I'm somewhat familiar with the South...and Southerners.
Man, this song takes me back in time to a better era.
How many all male bands with this talent and creativity and passion for music and instruments like this exist today? Not many. So sad. Its just about victimhood painted in rainbow colours.
This is one of the most beautiful songs ever written and recorded. A 16 year old me and my 43 year old mother loved this song very much. I heard another song on the radio the day by LaRue (New Orleans Ladies) and I was immediately reminded of In the Heart of the Night so I have been listening to both and remembering the good old days. Mom has been gone since 1997, but these songs help me hold onto her in my heart. RIP Paul Cotton and Rusty Young. You struck a chord in my heart that will last forever with your music.
One of my favorite bands and songs . I live Pure prairie league and Firefall too. Best music.
I was thinking abour this song so I had to download it. This brings me back to happier times. RIP, Paul Cotton, you gave us Wonderful music.
Oh boy does this put me back into a special time and place in my life 😊. God bless and RIP🙏
Another good one by Poco is The Last Goodbye.
This was without a doubt their best. It’s still beautiful!
Wore a bar out to the wee hours In Panama city fla.40 years ago played this song 50 times wide open you could here It for blocks, law came three times just to be sure we were allright owner an me rocked on till daylight!
Never gets old. Love this song so much. From 1978 when I was 15 years old to now when I am 52. Still gives me that wonderful feeling I felt the first time I heard it.
Don't you just love when it's played on the radio and you catch it??!! Loved it as kid and now as an older person lol...and I turn it up loud!!
Me also. I can remember the girl I was with when it came out.
Poco will always have my ❤
My wife and I , are Big fans of Poco we saw them live a few times they were approachable, and I got autographed from them. We have a swimming pool and it’s sits on secluded property, so when sun goes down we play Indian summer and in the heart of the night. Thank you Frieda for sharing memories especially Indian summer, because I’ll sit back and listen and visualize as if I was there.
This song makes me homesick for New Orleans and Ive never been there..
POCO is and will always be awesome in my heart ❤️❤️❤️
Yeah always be awesome in our heart too my friend Julie and I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days, and I hope God bless you to have a great day today, I'm Roy from happy camp California and you where are you from ?
Hope you don't mind me asking my friend
This song always makes me feel like it's nice to be alive. I must hear it frequently.
My girl and I spent a week in a beautiful cabin in the mountains. This song frequently came on Yacht Rock Radio as we shared some of the most wonderful, memorable moments of our lives.
I am heading to New Orleans tomorrow. I have this song on repeat!!!!! Oh, so many memories, and eager to make new ones. I met my husband in New Orleans 31 years ago. I cannot wait to walk through the Quarter with him again, hand in hand.
I remember first seeing the Legend album cover in a small PX on Makiminato Housing Area in Okinawa, Japan in 1978. I thought the album cover was simple but nice. The military housing area no longer exists, but the album cover and the Heart of the Night tune have stuck with me till this day. Fun Fact: The late Phil Hartman of SNL designed the cover for Poco's Legend album.
Pouring a stiff one now and raising a glass of bourbon to these boys for striking the right chords when needed.
Beautiful music and a beautiful song that has the ability to make any bitter moment bittersweet!
Oh goodness me, back in the day when bands/singers HAD to be able to sing. You wanna be in the band? You better be able to sing. I feel for todays youth who will rarely if EVER hear true artists without autotune or pitch correction. They will never hear the best at their best.
Greetings from Detroit Michigan. I haven't heard this song in years! Real music!!! I grew up in the 70's. Best time of my life. We used the pay phone. Played outside till it got dark. Wish I could turn back time! God bless.😂
They remind me of the Eagles & the beach. Pretty song .luv 🎷
I woke up with the chorus to this one in my head this morning. I haven't heard it since I was a kid, and it came to the surface of my memory for some reason. They set a deep hook in my brain way back then, and I've listened to it a dozen or so times in a row so far today. What a bad ass jam.
Me, too! Mine started a week ago; same thing - awoke with chorus playing... "In the heart of the night...". And I've done the same - keep asking Alexa to play. What's happening???
I have this ALBUM!! Bought it at The University of Tennessee Knoxville book store at the University Center my freshman year...seems like a lifetime ago. Lots has happened since that innocent age!!
1979 driving my mustang I was 18 on my way to the Marine Corps when I plugged this 8 track in great memory
Thank you for serving our country. Marine.
Retired Navy CPO here.
@@reiddailey5790 thanks for your service
One of the greatest songs ever...
saw them "back in the day" @ Kinetic PlaYGROUND Chicago- went every time POCO came to town.
The sweet voice of Paul Cotton. So relaxing .
One of the hits Rusty didn't sing.
Takes me back to the 70s growing up wonderful times
Best of times
I immediately smiled when this song started. On the first note & especially hearing the sax
I played this album throughout college ♥️ 1974-76 @SUNY Oswego.
& N'Orleans is one of my favorite towns.
The years flew and soon I'll be 70. We had / have the best music ever.
Why is this not a staple on a radio network today
The late 70's to the mid 80's there was a unique sound that evolved that combined country,soul and rhythm and blues this song is a perfect example of that sound,it no longer appears on pop radio but when we hear it we lament the fact that sound for all it's qualities is gone.
Brings back so many memories. RIP Paul Cotton.
Yeah this song bring back so much memories me friend Suzanne and I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days, and I hope God bless you to have a great day today, I'm Roy from happy camp California and you where are you from ?
Hope you don't mind me asking my friend
I continue 🎉to enjoy and love this beautiful 😍 tune ❤
RIP Rusty Young my brother. You made your mark. Miss you so much already. You will never be forgotten by Kim & Kevin Mann😥
Yeah RIP well my friend forever in our heart and my friend Kimberly and I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days, and I hope God bless you to have a great day today, I'm Roy from happy camp California and you where are you from ?
Hope you don't mind me asking my friend
One of rocks greatest horn players. Played on a couple of the more memorable hits from the seventies, Al Stewart's Year of the Cat, Time Passages, and Poco's Heart of the Night.
Story I heard was Poco toured with Al Stewart opening up for him. When he disbanded Rusty Young and Paul Cotton were looking for a band and they stepped right in to Poco. Phil Kenzie is a maestro.
That’s not Phil on the video though, I think that’s Kim Bullard the keys player miming the sax parts 😂
This song still moves my heart after 40 plus years. It makes me feel alive!
There are many songs about New Orleans; this is the best. I made 2 trips there; both in the Seventies. My friend Mark Cooper and I slept in the car in the French Quarter on the night before Super Bowl IX. Great memories. RIP Mark and Paul Cotton.
Nothing like some good ole' Timeless Music
This is the best Bowling ally song
Salty's guys in a little small club in Blowing Rock North Carolina back in I think 81 or 82. The police held about 300 people on three layers and it was around building. Sound was awesome I went to hear this song and it was about the third or fourth one they played. And then they played it again for the closing song. What a show!!!
RIP Paul. May God rest your soul. Your music is still and will be here forever.
I am 54 years old and have heard this many many times. I cannot stop listening to it now! On a loop! Beautiful song beautiful voice! 🙏
Totally!
So special for me.
RIP both Paul & Rusty.
Their music such a big part of me.
A week without this song not likely for me What a beautiful song and message love something besides yourself
RIP both Paul and Rusty!!! You were both incredible!!!!
Love this song! Brings back lots of sweet memories, reminds me of The Eagles! Love them too, btw.
It should. Timothy B Schmidt and Randy Meisner went on to join the Eagles.
I saw Poco twice in 1990 and in the early 2000’s and was not disappointed. Great band! Love “Heart of the Night” and the LakePoncetrain reference.
Great song!
Heaven gained another great singer and songwriter Rusty Young. R.I.P
RIP Paul....songs that touched my soul and brings back memories of those times. My favorite phrase...."she's so full of surprises it reminds me of you..."
I love this song! It sure brings back some easy going memories and brings tears to my eyes.
Many great songs, we need this music to return ! The world needs true music and heart again
I can hear this song on a continuous loop all day long! I so ❤ this song!
Special and nice!
so soothing and catchy!
Norman Paul cotton is my favorite songwriter artist lead guitar oh and he joined polka and Rusty young and him got together it was so fantastic it was incredible those two were in separable I was their greatest admirer Harvey Henry c h r i s t e n s o n they were Poco they made that so wonderful I enjoyed their music from Young and now I'm older like they are most enjoyable talent in the world sincerely Harvey
Always surprised this song didn't get more airtime or general awareness by the public. It is a beautiful song--great melody, arrangement, vocals, lyrics, etc. Poco did a lot of good stuff, but this is their best.
This is one of my most favorite songs by Poco. I love this song very much. The words in this song are very beautiful. Even the break in the song is neat when they play the saxophone. This is a very nice song. I heard it on the radio and then I bought it on CD.
RIP Rusty Young. These vocals are really exceptional.
Rest in peace Paul...... Thank you for the music 💖
Yeah rest in peace Paul and Irene my friend I pray to God to give you a lot of beautiful days, and I hope God bless you to have a great day today, I'm Roy from happy camp California and you where are you from ?
Hope you don't mind me asking my friend
Great song great voice and that saxophone wow ... Great music 80's reminds me of you and the great times
I was 15 when this masterpiece was on the radio. I love this song - so much wonderful music from those days. This song is extra special!
I've never heard a voice like his, before or since. RIP Paul you gave us some wonderful music while you were here!
I miss music like this😀just great music I love poco💋😷🤟🏽
I saw these great musicians in Wilkes Barre , Pa twice . Once in the early 90's and later around 3013-2014 . First time they sang all of their early songs second time the later ones . Had some member changes me Great memories .