Amazing! She took a big chance, no matter how much she loved him. I did the same and ruined my life. It's a major gamble. We all want to believe I'm happy endings and that love conquers all. But the reality is much more grim than that. Good for them both. He has a great woman and I'm glad for him. She has a man who recognizes it and what he put her through plus her loyalty, so I'm happy for him. I believe they beat the odds.❤
I never knew that, definitely play this track for my wife all the time. If you have an SO that needs to hear these things. Please give them this song. They will appreciate it 100 percent. Thanks again.
the way this song makes me feel is indescribable, its just so blissful. like you’re floating above all of your problems in the name of love. your unconditional love for your person sets all else at ease and makes you feel giddy inside because you know they feel the same
Gerry Rafferty's tracks are crafted, worked to near-perfection, you can clearly understand where he and his crew put the work in. It's a rounded feeling in his songs, they mean something and they are full of expression; he's my favourite singer song writer!
Production at high levels and Musicianship, All the Band knew what was was expected, If not, Gerry didn't tolerate anything less! Bad temper, Genius! Respect.
70s Music that you wont get anymore ever, talented and very gifted song writers and musicians in creating masterpieces, yep thats right masterpieces!!!!
Any man who has had a strong woman in his life, to support him through the dips as well as the peaks, could not offer a lyrical tribute any more meaningful or groovy than this. Rafferty was a master musician and lyricist, and his troubled times thru addiction to the drink added huge depth and a real honesty to what he wrote about.
Yesss, his Wife was by his Side through Depression and Alcoholism ❤.. even though they divorced, he still wrote this for her at the end. He died at 63.
i was in college when this came out and did not appreciate it all that much because I was so much into hard rock at the time. but later came to realize how great Rafferty was.
Cannot bypass “Still the Same” either. The song isn’t actually about a literal gambler, it’s about the vain Type-A overachievers who always seem to fall on their feet and that Seger met almost everywhere he went on his first outings in Hollywood. The resonance of this song to the world today - now overrun with these types of people everywhere, not just in California - is eerily significant. Said Seger in an interview: “...They're just very charismatic, but they have tremendous faults, but part of the appeal is the charisma. You overlook everything because of the charisma. That's a gift and a curse."
There's the constant instrumental presence of the organ, I think it is, in the background of the verses. It brings the feel of melancholy to the piece. I absolutely adore this song. What's so sad is knowing that despite his appreciation and the heaps of talent evident in all his music, Gerry Rafferty died of complications with alcoholism. At the very least, his presence lives on.
May I suggest Jefferson Starship, “Miracles”? Marty Balin lead vocals, Grace Slick backing vocals, Craig Chaquico lead guitar. Smooth fire, gentlemen. For the ladies, natch. Peace out.
Another beautifully classic song by Gerry Rafferty! I love the lyrics and how sweet he sounds like he's singing it for his love and how he feels about her. So tragic and sad that he's gone from this world but he will live on through his music. He will always be one of my favorite artists! God rest his soul! Love you, Gerry!
This is a song that if its playing in the car and you're late for an appointment you have to sit and listen through the whole song screw the appointment. Absolutely love that sound.The lyrics are everything.
A few great sax songs are Urgent by Foreigner, Money by Pink Floyd, and Logical Song by Supertramp. Speaking of Supertramp - The Logical Song, Goodbye Stranger, Take The Long Way Home, and Breakfast in America - all from the album Breakfast in America - are amazing songs! Do Supertramp, you won't be sorry.
There is an organ that's in the background, but I believe the instrument you are referring to is a "slide guitar" which is mostly featured in country songs.
You guys now have put a picture in my head every time I hear this song now, all I see is your 3 heads bobbing up and down like those dolls heads they put in cars when you are driving around., cannot unsee it now ha
Another winner by Gerry Rafferty, former lead singer of the group Stealers Wheel whose big hit on October 1972 was STUCK IN THE MIDDLE WITH YOU. What a great soothing voice. Gerry left us too soon on January 4, 2011, RIP Gerry. You guys need some Supertramp, an English group know for their love of the sax in songs like THE LOGICAL SONG, you won't be disappointed.
I still play the song every year for my wife on our anniversary even though we have been seperated for over 7 years now. She just could not handle me becoming 100% disabled, literally overnight. I cannot blame her one iota for that feeling of hopelessness. She has stayed married so I can use her insurance and get the kick ass employee discount she gets from Verizon...
Just FYI There is a stretch of Hwy 101 on the route to LAX from Santa Barbara, CA that runs literally right along the ocean coastline - it's sometimes called the Rincon Causeway, or the Rincon Sea Level Road - where I have driven my car on a warm, clear evening with a star-filled sky, totally jamming to this epic Gerry Rafferty song and feeling like I was one with the Universe. Would have to say it was one of those times that really sticks with you because it feels so close to Heaven on Earth. And this was 30 years ago. Love you guys.
LOVE this song, and thank you for doing it. It's bittersweet to hear it though, as at the time it was a hit I was madly in love with the man who would become my husband, for 20+ years, and this song meant a lot to me. He's now my ex, sadly.
Another great Gerry Rafferty song is "Get it Right Next Time" - hypnotic bass track. As for saxophones - Supertramp is the place to go "Give a Little Bit", "Dreamer", "The Logical Song"... PS - "as constant as the northern star" is a quote from Shakespeare.
You really can't go wrong with Rafferty, especially this album. But if you're into the sax, you definitely want to check out Get it Right Next Time. There's a good video of there of them in the recording studio. It's got Ravenscroft back to do the sax. Just phenomenal all around.
You guys love the genre that is now known as Yacht Rock. I consider it peak civilization for pop culture. Have you done any Steely Dan? If not dig into it, you will enjoy!
🦋 Oh My! You Guys 🥺😌 Just made me cry tears of joy. 🤧 I haven't listened to this song in such a long time. I love this song. Thank you ❤ Guys for bringing back this cherished memory. You guys react to some Amazing Music! So Glad I Stumbled upon the Channel. 🎶🤘😏🎶 🦋
Guys...I found this reaction a few months ago and this song is part of a playlist I have. When I need something to put me in a good mood, I put on this reaction video! lol You guys are having so much fun discovering this song and bopping your heads, it's contagious!
If I recall correctly, I bought this single and Al Stewart’s “Time Passages” single on the same day when I was 14 back in 1978 so there’s always been a connection between the two for me. “Home And Dry” would be another great Gerry Rafferty song to react to. By the way, the lead is played on steel guitar with a slide, which you hear a lot in Hawaiian music. There’s your beach connection.
I can tell all of you fell in love with this song even when two of you tried to say the opposite. Your faces told the story. Those lyrics were written by a generation where we seriously all wanted The Real Thing, not the plastic cold weirdness of today. The words are just too real and clear not to react in a powerful way. Its good to want a woman like in the song, and its good to want a man who loves that song.
Exactly. Back then they wrote songs with heart. This is a classic. No sex , no drama , it's about a great love between a woman and man and he adores her. No sliding down a pole into the lap of ........ sometimes I am flabbergasted ..
@@bethgresham404 Disagree - there were plenty of popular songs from this era that were about sex and drugs that had music videos of scantily dressed women, in the same way there are many popular songs now written with the same passion and heart that you're remembering. It's just the songs about sex from when you were younger you didn't listen to, and you aren't involved with modern music.
It's been you woman right down the Line..If theres a girl out there that likes this song we have a lot in common..comment so I can zen with you..maybe its meant 2B
Guys to get the real feel of this song lean back don't try to figure out every aspect of the song, this song just comes to you no head bobbing required. This is one of the greatest songs ever written & each time you play it the more it becomes a part of you.
You talked about Surf songs... Reminds me of That Thing You Do. It is such a great/fun movie! Tom Hanks directed, wrote, and starred in. He also help write the songs in it. Anyways they all have a 60's feel and one song is in a scene at the beach.
Made this comment on another of your reactions, but please keep in mind that back in the day there was nothing digital, no auto tuning, no sampling. You either played it or sang it bang on or you didn't. It also seems as if the poetry was more important back then. Like this song of devotion, others told stories that make you smile or tear up. Listen to the perfection of Karen Carpenter...she did almost everything in one take! Listen to the poetry and storytelling of Gordon Lightfoot. They just don't make stuff like that anymore. You guys make this old man happy to see younger folks discover what was. Good on ya!!
There are love songs and then there are LOVE SONGS. This is one of the latter. It just sums up everything you would want to feel about someone or have someone feel about you.
The guitar totally sounds like the work of Lindsay Buckingham of Fleetwood Mac, but it's not him. Anyhoo, speaking of Lindsay Buckingham, check out two of his solo hits from the 1980s: "Go Insane" and "Trouble." Mick Fleetwood and John McVie might have been the heart of Fleetwood Mac, but Buckingham was definitely its soul.
All 3 are 70s guys. 80s folks should thank their luckiy stars for 70s musicians! you hear music like this from 70s artists, then listen to an 80s mess and they seem like children in comparisison.
This is our song, my wife and I. Here are other possibilities for you. John Lennon loved Harry Nillson. Check out "Without You" and "Everybody's Talking"
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Gerry wrote this song for his wife and how thankful he was for his wife sticking by his side through all the years of his alcoholism
Which makes it that much more sad knowing she left in the end. Wouldn't blame it on her per say, but sucks regardless.
I sing it to my wife of 32 years. My singing sucks but she tolerates it because she loves me ;)
Amazing! She took a big chance, no matter how much she loved him. I did the same and ruined my life. It's a major gamble. We all want to believe I'm happy endings and that love conquers all. But the reality is much more grim than that. Good for them both. He has a great woman and I'm glad for him. She has a man who recognizes it and what he put her through plus her loyalty, so I'm happy for him. I believe they beat the odds.❤
thats what love is
True Love❤
My husband plays this every year on our Anniversary. 30 years
Sweet.
Good man.
Yeah, ours is highway to hell here's to tradition LOL. Peace out man.
@@marceldagenais1893 I bet she never said no! To her husband. Ex's sux.
@@marceldagenais1893 Well i sincerely hope it is just a song you like and not something about your marriage or where it might be going...?
This song is perfect, perfectly written, perfectly executed vocals, perfectly backed up by an amazing band. Don't get any better than this.
True
That's how I felt after my first wife left me ( for a gay with money) and I met the love of my life wife 44 years ago! Luckily we are still together!
One of the best written love songs of all time.
This song is so relaxing. This is how a relationship should be, straight on without any drama.
Well said!
I agree
I never knew that, definitely play this track for my wife all the time. If you have an SO that needs to hear these things. Please give them this song. They will appreciate it 100 percent. Thanks again.
the way this song makes me feel is indescribable, its just so blissful. like you’re floating above all of your problems in the name of love. your unconditional love for your person sets all else at ease and makes you feel giddy inside because you know they feel the same
Dare I say it, but I love this song A LOT more than Baker Street.
Clearly ahead of Baker St. for me.
To each, their own.
I think it’s more emotionally meaningful than Baker Street tbh so I’m giving it to this one
Same here tbh..
don't compare 2 masterpieces
You guys have a great attitude to music, This from a Scot who live 10 miles away from Rafferty
Good to see the younger generation reacting this way to the genius that was GR. I'm Scottish by ancestry btw...
Jerry Rafferty was the lead singer for "Stealers Wheel" before he went solo. "Stuck in the Middle With You" is a really good song by Stealers Wheel.
You stolen my thunder. Well said.
*Gerry
Facts I always wondered why the voices sounded so familiar till I looked up more about Gerry Rafferty
Star by Steelers wheel is also a great song.
T hankyou ! I love that song!
One of the most beautiful love songs of my entire 53 years. It always makes me tear up. always.
Love this song and his voice is amazing
I think this is Gerry's best song. The lyrics are great and the bass is so rich sounding. It has an island vibe to me.
Well, you are right, it's a tremendous song, but, from my side , it's could be Whatever's Written in Your Heart
This is such a sexy romantic amazing song. I love it.
Gerry Rafferty's tracks are crafted, worked to near-perfection, you can clearly understand where he and his crew put the work in. It's a rounded feeling in his songs, they mean something and they are full of expression; he's my favourite singer song writer!
Production at high levels and Musicianship, All the Band knew what was was expected, If not, Gerry didn't tolerate anything less! Bad temper, Genius!
Respect.
Gerry Rafferty is one of the Unsung Music Geniouses!!!
70s Music that you wont get anymore ever, talented and very gifted song writers and musicians in creating masterpieces, yep thats right masterpieces!!!!
Gerry Rafferty and his trademark "double tracked" vocals, just a great singer. R.I.P Gerry Rafferty 1947 - 2011.
I WAS WONDERING if that was natural! I always loved the texture of his voice but TIL it's double-tracked.
something that artists never use anymore. the double tracked vocals is now replace by the stupid autotune nonsense.
Which we maybe wouldn't have, or would have had later, without Les Paul.
Any man who has had a strong woman in his life, to support him through the dips as well as the peaks, could not offer a lyrical tribute any more meaningful or groovy than this. Rafferty was a master musician and lyricist, and his troubled times thru addiction to the drink added huge depth and a real honesty to what he wrote about.
Yesss, his Wife was by his Side through Depression and Alcoholism ❤.. even though they divorced, he still wrote this for her at the end. He died at 63.
This is classic rock
i was in college when this came out and did not appreciate it all that much because I was so much into hard rock at the time. but later came to realize how great Rafferty was.
Background of college, dating, school, party's, fun, boyfriends, the beach.
The loyalty of the song is a top 15
Hopefully you guys will check out Gary Wright. Dream Weaver and Love is Alive. Similar vibe as this this
I have not seen u guys doing any Bob Seger yet. Please listen to night moves. Keep up exploring great old classics. Thanks
Try roll me away by Bob
They’d love Night Moves, as well as many other by Seger.
Cannot bypass “Still the Same” either. The song isn’t actually about a literal gambler, it’s about the vain Type-A overachievers who always seem to fall on their feet and that Seger met almost everywhere he went on his first outings in Hollywood. The resonance of this song to the world today - now overrun with these types of people everywhere, not just in California - is eerily significant. Said Seger in an interview: “...They're just very charismatic, but they have tremendous faults, but part of the appeal is the charisma. You overlook everything because of the charisma. That's a gift and a curse."
Try his 'Stuck in the Middle With You'. He did it while with Stealer's Wheel.
There's the constant instrumental presence of the organ, I think it is, in the background of the verses. It brings the feel of melancholy to the piece. I absolutely adore this song. What's so sad is knowing that despite his appreciation and the heaps of talent evident in all his music, Gerry Rafferty died of complications with alcoholism. At the very least, his presence lives on.
Gerry and Al Stewart both hail from Scotland. Coincidence.. you tell me. Something in the water other than Scotch, I imagine.
May I suggest Jefferson Starship, “Miracles”?
Marty Balin lead vocals, Grace Slick backing vocals, Craig Chaquico lead guitar. Smooth fire, gentlemen. For the ladies, natch. Peace out.
Miracles. My pick for the best and steamiest love song ever.
…and Runaway.
Great suggestion. They will love it!
That’s a classic song fellas
Another beautifully classic song by Gerry Rafferty! I love the lyrics and how sweet he sounds like he's singing it for his love and how he feels about her. So tragic and sad that he's gone from this world but he will live on through his music. He will always be one of my favorite artists! God rest his soul! Love you, Gerry!
This is a song that if its playing in the car and you're late for an appointment you have to sit and listen through the whole song screw the appointment.
Absolutely love that sound.The lyrics are everything.
A few great sax songs are Urgent by Foreigner, Money by Pink Floyd, and Logical Song by Supertramp.
Speaking of Supertramp - The Logical Song, Goodbye Stranger, Take The Long Way Home, and Breakfast in America - all from the album Breakfast in America - are amazing songs!
Do Supertramp, you won't be sorry.
They've been my favourite group since 1974, when I was 11.
Don't forget school
Thank you .. The best of the best .. Love that .. !! ..
Now, that's a love song.
Home and dry is my favorite try Lindsey Buckingham trouble and Lindsay Buckingham countdown his guitar solos are awesome
One of my favourite songs of all time of any artist or band
This definitely has a "ska" influence running through it. Especially the bass line.
There is an organ that's in the background, but I believe the instrument you are referring to is a "slide guitar" which is mostly featured in country songs.
You guys now have put a picture in my head every time I hear this song now, all I see is your 3 heads bobbing up and down like those dolls heads they put in cars when you are driving around., cannot unsee it now ha
Another winner by Gerry Rafferty, former lead singer of the group Stealers Wheel whose big hit on October 1972 was STUCK IN THE MIDDLE WITH YOU. What a great soothing voice. Gerry left us too soon on January 4, 2011, RIP Gerry. You guys need some Supertramp, an English group know for their love of the sax in songs like THE LOGICAL SONG, you won't be disappointed.
You should listen to Seals and Crofts ....
more great 70s stars!
It’s got a Reggae vibe. A lot of texture in his music.
I still play the song every year for my wife on our anniversary even though we have been seperated for over 7 years now. She just could not handle me becoming 100% disabled, literally overnight. I cannot blame her one iota for that feeling of hopelessness. She has stayed married so I can use her insurance and get the kick ass employee discount she gets from Verizon...
You have to listen to GET IT RIGHT NEXT TIME, by gerry. Great lyrics, hot sax.
Just FYI
There is a stretch of Hwy 101 on the route to LAX from Santa Barbara, CA that runs literally right along the ocean coastline - it's sometimes called the Rincon Causeway, or the Rincon Sea Level Road - where I have driven my car on a warm, clear evening with a star-filled sky, totally jamming to this epic Gerry Rafferty song and feeling like I was one with the Universe.
Would have to say it was one of those times that really sticks with you because it feels so close to Heaven on Earth.
And this was 30 years ago.
Love you guys.
I’m taking that same route tomorrow so I will be playing this song at that exact same spot!
Home and Dry is my favorite song by Gerry Rafferty.
LOVE this song, and thank you for doing it.
It's bittersweet to hear it though, as at the time it was a hit I was madly in love with the man who would become my husband, for 20+ years, and this song meant a lot to me. He's now my ex, sadly.
Another great Gerry Rafferty song is "Get it Right Next Time" - hypnotic bass track. As for saxophones - Supertramp is the place to go "Give a Little Bit", "Dreamer", "The Logical Song"... PS - "as constant as the northern star" is a quote from Shakespeare.
Get it Right Next Time even has timely sax inserted here and there. :)
Love Rafferty. Yeah Supertramp! Give A Little Bit, Logical Song, Take The Long Way Home, Dreamer. One of the great 'different' sounds of the 70s 80s
Just a personal favorite but I really like “From Now On.” Granted that would be a real deep cut but worth listening to.
@@John_Chu Another deep cut worth hearing is "Lord is it mine"
This one has always been my favorite even over Baker Street. It's on all of my playlists. A vibe I wish I could remain on lol
That’s my wedding song! I walked down the aisle to that!! On Zuma beach 2017!!!❤
I love the opening track from CITY to city...THE ARK....ENJOY
The guitar was crying it was amazing
I am enjoying your channel, love your reactions.
(The Bobble Heads)
Always in sync.
Gerry Rafferty, another great talent who fought with his demons ..... a great loss, but live in his music
The instrument you heard on baker street is an Accordian a large squeeze box with piano keys
You really can't go wrong with Rafferty, especially this album. But if you're into the sax, you definitely want to check out Get it Right Next Time. There's a good video of there of them in the recording studio. It's got Ravenscroft back to do the sax. Just phenomenal all around.
Gerry's voice is sooo smooth!
You guys love the genre that is now known as Yacht Rock. I consider it peak civilization for pop culture. Have you done any Steely Dan? If not dig into it, you will enjoy!
🦋 Oh My! You Guys 🥺😌 Just made me cry tears of joy. 🤧 I haven't listened to this song in such a long time. I love this song. Thank you ❤ Guys for bringing back this cherished memory. You guys react to some Amazing Music! So Glad I Stumbled upon the Channel. 🎶🤘😏🎶 🦋
Guys...I found this reaction a few months ago and this song is part of a playlist I have. When I need something to put me in a good mood, I put on this reaction video! lol You guys are having so much fun discovering this song and bopping your heads, it's contagious!
502 bobble heads?! I'd buy 'em. lol. no finders fee ;)
If I recall correctly, I bought this single and Al Stewart’s “Time Passages” single on the same day when I was 14 back in 1978 so there’s always been a connection between the two for me. “Home And Dry” would be another great Gerry Rafferty song to react to. By the way, the lead is played on steel guitar with a slide, which you hear a lot in Hawaiian music. There’s your beach connection.
Nice to see young guys appreciating the songs yesteryear ....
I humbly suggest "Lily was here" Dave Stewart and Candy Duller. It's an instrumental . You will love the Sax
Very hard decision between the two but this track is my favorite. I love the chorus!
Dave Mason - We Just Disagree
I can tell all of you fell in love with this song even when two of you tried to say the opposite. Your faces told the story. Those lyrics were written by a generation where we seriously all wanted The Real Thing, not the plastic cold weirdness of today. The words are just too real and clear not to react in a powerful way. Its good to want a woman like in the song, and its good to want a man who loves that song.
Exactly. Back then they wrote songs with heart. This is a classic. No sex , no drama , it's about a great love between a woman and man and he adores her. No sliding down a pole into the lap of ........ sometimes I am flabbergasted
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@@bethgresham404 Disagree - there were plenty of popular songs from this era that were about sex and drugs that had music videos of scantily dressed women, in the same way there are many popular songs now written with the same passion and heart that you're remembering. It's just the songs about sex from when you were younger you didn't listen to, and you aren't involved with modern music.
Steely Dan all of it. Aja album & can't by a thrill album. Pretzel 🥨 Logic & that album with the cobra & rat 🐁 fighting
He had SUCH a smooth voice................such a shame about his struggles with alcohol. "Constant as a Northern Star........." (sigh)
I'd like to see what you guys think about Gerry's "Get It Right Next Time."
Middle guy feels that guitar solo just like I do man.. Fair play..
Bonnie Raitt has a cover of this with a completely different take. Harder edged
He lived fast and hard,and died too young.Miss his talent.
You gotta hear the 1st track THE ARK.itll show you what a superb songwriter he is.
You guys should definitely do some dire straits
Your Latest Trick
Ride Across the River
Wild West End
For sure. Romeo and Juliet Live On The Night if they want to hear some truly incredible alto and tenor sax solos.
If you like the sax and Gerry you Have to do “Get it Right next Time “.
A smother more cool vibe you’ll never hear.
Lynda from rural Maine, I always loved him,
It's been you woman right down the Line..If theres a girl out there that likes this song we have a lot in common..comment so I can zen with you..maybe its meant 2B
play this song for a woman....she is yours forever!!!
Great pick guys. That song is timeless.
Guys to get the real feel of this song lean back don't try to figure out every aspect of the song, this song just comes to you no head bobbing required. This is one of the greatest songs ever written & each time you play it the more it becomes a part of you.
Climax Blues Band - I Love you
The chorus in this one is more like a bridge than a hook.
You talked about Surf songs... Reminds me of That Thing You Do. It is such a great/fun movie! Tom Hanks directed, wrote, and starred in. He also help write the songs in it. Anyways they all have a 60's feel and one song is in a scene at the beach.
Made this comment on another of your reactions, but please keep in mind that back in the day there was nothing digital, no auto tuning, no sampling. You either played it or sang it bang on or you didn't. It also seems as if the poetry was more important back then. Like this song of devotion, others told stories that make you smile or tear up. Listen to the perfection of Karen Carpenter...she did almost everything in one take! Listen to the poetry and storytelling of Gordon Lightfoot. They just don't make stuff like that anymore. You guys make this old man happy to see younger folks discover what was. Good on ya!!
Your next reaction of his has to be Get it right next time. You won't be disappointed
Smooth Beautiful Absolute Perfection
Al Stewart - Song on the Radio for max sax.
I fucking love this channel so far, no bullshit. An honest good time!
There are love songs and then there are LOVE SONGS. This is one of the latter. It just sums up everything you would want to feel about someone or have someone feel about you.
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YOU GUYS LIKE JERRY RAFFERTY BAKER STREET PLAY ISLAND ON THE SAME ALBUM.
The guitar totally sounds like the work of Lindsay Buckingham of Fleetwood Mac, but it's not him.
Anyhoo, speaking of Lindsay Buckingham, check out two of his solo hits from the 1980s: "Go Insane" and "Trouble." Mick Fleetwood and John McVie might have been the heart of Fleetwood Mac, but Buckingham was definitely its soul.
All 3 are 70s guys. 80s folks should thank their luckiy stars for 70s musicians! you hear music like this from 70s artists, then listen to an 80s mess and they seem like children in comparisison.
221b Baker St. Sherlock Holmes address
Try Harry Nilson, John Lennon favorite. "Can't live" and "Everybody's talking at me"
The Bobblehead Bros! So cute how far left and center guy synchronize to the beat, while orange is bobbling to another drummer.
He was such an amazing musician- God is he missed. So sad.
I think it's great that you guys appreciate the good music of your parents, or grandparents era. Good music really is timeless.
Happy New year troops fs👌💨💨💨👍🏻🏴✌️
Great song! Brings back memories.
This is our song, my wife and I.
Here are other possibilities for you.
John Lennon loved Harry Nillson. Check out "Without You" and "Everybody's Talking"