FACTS! 🎵 Dr Hook "When You're In Love With A Beautiful Woman" REACTION
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- This is our first time listening to Dr Hook. When You're In Love With A Beautiful Woman is not your typical love song at all lol.
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Dr. Hook - “THE COVER OF THE ROLLING STONE”. Total classic
Can you imagine Lex hearing this song... she would totally love it, and giggle through the whole song 😀
Written by Shel Silverstein.
They were not reacting to Dr. Hook they were at reacting to Blues Traveler!
@@Mckatt2 I don't know what you heard and saw, but that was Dr. Hook, sometime during 1979 or later, after shortening their name, and the two in front were definitely Dave Locorriere and Ray Sawyer (with the maracas).
DO THIS ONE!!!!!!!!!!!!
One of their greatest hits is 'Sylvia's Mother', strongly suggest this be your next Dr.Hook song!
YEEEES !! Love this one !
I agree. Sylvia's Mother! But first look up what a pay phone used to be, and how it worked.
What you said!
that and carry me Carrie get me everytime
How about The Wonderful Soup Stone. Or for a lighter tone Freakin at the Freakers Ball, Cover of The Rolling Stone or Gertrude The Groupie
"I Got Stoned and I Missed It" and "Millionaire" are a great laugh!
The freakers ball. Lol
The bankrupt album is so much fun.
"Freakin' at the Freaker's Ball!" Many of Dr. Hook's songs from the first two albums were written by children's poet Shel Silverstein, who wrote the classic poetry books "A Light In The Attic," and "Where The Sidewalk Ends." "Carry Me Carrie," and "The Queen Of The Silver Dollar" are also totally representative of the Hook/Silverstein sensibility!
Freakin' at the Freakers' Ball is a must!
Don't forget Shel also wrote "A Boy Named Sue"
"Only Sixteen" is a beautiful cover of the classic Sam Cooke song. You will love it! "Cover of the Rolling Stone" is really fun, too!
The "Hook" name was inspired by Sawyer's eyepatch and a reference to Captain Hook of the Peter Pan fairy tale, Ray Sawyer had lost his right eye in a near-fatal car crash in Oregon in 1967, and thereafter always wore an eyepatch.
It was also a play on a hook in a song (a catchy, often repeated verse or chorus that would get the song stuck in your head).
Really?? Figures.....I was just teasing her for saying it.
So Brad nailed it then...Noice!
Dr Hook had some other better songs like " Cover of the Rolling Stone " and "Sylvia's Mother".
When I was a toddler, after every bath time, I'd stand on the foot stool, nekkid, wet, play my invisible guitar and sing " On the Cover of the Rolling Stone" all through. Then bedtime. Lol. Wow, I dunno why that came back to me.....
Don’t forget about Baby’s got her blue jeans on
That band clearly had a lot of fun
Heard these so much growing up from my parents.
The freakers ball
Awesome! Dr, Hook has a couple good ones... "Sharing The Night Together." Is a great one.
so so great!!!
"Can you handle the down side of what you want?" -- Brad
That reminds me of a great quote from Paul Stanley:
"The best thing about getting what you've always wanted
is that you finally get to find out whether or not you really want it."
Ray Sawyer does not wear the eye-patch as a gimmick. He lost his eye in car accident in 1967. He said he preferred wearing the patch because the glass-eye was too uncomfortable.
well that explains why he wear the patch. I had a feeling he lost a eye somehow.
Is there a way to send a private message? Who is this? I used to be in this squadron.
@@deanaltman6841 I was at Scott AFB - What years were you in?
@@AFmedic I was at the 375th AES from about 2002 to the end of 2005.
@@deanaltman6841 Sorry it took a month to respond to your reply - What with moving cross state and life in general I haven't been on the computer much and unlike the young people now a days I am not starring at my phone 24/7 LOL
I was there 1968 to 1971. Recently looked at a satellite view of Scott - That place sure had changed. About all I recognized was the Medical Center. LOL
Did you have a chance to fly on the the most beautiful aircraft (in my opinion) the C9 Nightingale? I think they were starting to phase it out when you were in.
Dr Hook got some good songs for that 70's era. "Sharing the Night Together" is my karaoke go to lol.
I grew up in this era…..It still astounds me that this band made this song, and also made “Penicillin Penny”…..What a dichotomy…
never heard that song b4. but w/ that title, I can maybe guess.
Thank god for The Midnight Special, so many great performances preserved. Could get totally lost just chasing TH-cam Midnight Special clips!
The US had the Midnight Special, UK had the Old Grey Whistle Test. Quite a few German and Dutch shows of the 70s also captured many great live performances.
Yep. I remember a lot of the performances. You can buy the complete series but it way expensive.
Every song on Dr Hook and the Medicine Show is a classic.
Back in the 70's my father used to play this in the car every time we went out somewhere, he had a whole cassette of 70's hits and my sister and i new every lyric to every song on that tape as it was the only tape he had in the car. We used to have some great sing-a- longs and never got tired of listening to them tracks. The good old days lol
Yes! I had my travel tape, too. The kids would sing every word. Years later, my daughter told me that I was the World's best steering wheel drummer.
Brad. Sometimes you seem to be 'out of the loop' but really, you nailed this one. May just be from experience, being in love with a beautiful woman and all that.
Facts. Lex is gorgeous and has a bomb personality.
Heh - I was one of many who recommended this after hearing Brad's comments in another video (sorry, can't remember which one) about going to clubs with Lex and other guys being beyond brazen in approaching her while he's right there. Nice to see you read your comments, and you hold on tight Brad: she's a good'un...👍
The reaction that you were referring to was Jet's "Are you gonna be my girl".
@@annaoswald5943 Thank you.
A similar reaction to Rick Springfield's Jessie's Girl
Brad, you know you got everything in Lex. She's a catch.
Lex is a sweetie. These 2 are great together!!!
@@grobinson7507 Yes they are.
Amen Brad know how lucky you are.
I quit my job of 2 years recently to smoke weed on my TH-cam channel full time 😅😅
She got like prefect blend of black skin but White features
Quote of the day from Brad
“It’s not all Sunshine, Lollipops and Roses”
Great reaction!
Blinded by the light. Manfred mann's earth band. Lets see Brad figure out those lyrics.
I'm sure you already knew that was an early Springsteen written song. That entire album was word salad
Oh geez I remember hearing this when I was maybe 2-3 years old many moons ago on the radio. Ahhhh memories. Reggae, HipHop, Grime DnB are my life but this made me smile 😊 gonna iTunes it for a guilty pleasure
It wasn't a surprise Brad seemed to relate very well with Dr. Hook's lyrics for this song.
" Sharing the Night Together" is a must listen by Dr. Hook. My favorite!!!
"Sharing the night Together" is by far my favorite Dr. Hook song.
Brad - “Can you handle the downside of the thing you want?” Dude, you nailed it! Best wishes for continuing success.
My favorite, sharing the night together, dr hook
I remember hearing this album a lot when I was little my family used to listen to it all the time the cover of the Rolling Stone was another one from that album
Also from Dr Hook (Sharing The Night Together) (Sylvia's Mother) (Cover Of The Rolling Stone)
The entire Dr. Hook and The Medicine Show - Revisited album. I grew up on it and didn't understand so much as a child. I still give my ex-hippie mom a hard time about letting her children listen to it. I should not have known the words to Freaker's Ball, Penicillin Penny, Acapulco Goldie, etc. at that age. LOL My sister's and I still listen to it.
I like this style of theirs as well.
Great reaction!! Such great memories!! I remember them growing up. One of my faves was "Sharing the night together."
They had some wonderful hits!! Fun, serious, lively.....a very underrated group....(my opinion)
One of the great, fun, underrated 70's groups. Never took themselves very seriously at all.
DR. HOOK & THE MEDICINE SHOW "SYLVIA'S MOTHER" & "COVER OF THE ROLLING STONE"
The Stooges I Wanna Be Your Dog has gotta be coming up at some point, it’s a gateway to one of the most influential bands of all time
Oh I love Dr. HOOK.! Check out " sharing the night together", "Queen of the Silver Dollar", "Sylvia's Mother", I Can't touch the sun" " A Little Bit More and so many more
It's down the Rabbit Hole with Dr. Hook. They have an amazing mix of ballads and fun rock songs. Try Freaking at the Freakers Ball, Only 16, Sylvia's Mother, Cover of the Rolling Stone...and many more.
You are touching on some great classics from bands that inspired much of what music is today! Excellent job you 2 .
The live versions they did from Shel´s Houseboat are amazing. They are all baked off their head but they sound incredible.
Back in 1963 a guy called Jimmy Soul released a song called "If You Wanna Be Happy" and the next line was "Never make a pretty woman your wife so for my personal point of view Get a ugly girl to marry you" love Dr Hook very big back in the 70's "Sylvie's Mother" Cover of Rolling Stone, Sharing the night Together, they toured in Australia a 26 date tour in 2015 peace out.
Great choice guys, Ray Sawyer the guy with the patch on his eye lost that eye in a car accident just before the band got together. So he truly needed the eyepatch. Sadly he is passed away now. But they do have a lot of other good songs to listen to, cover of the rolling Stone and Sylvia's mother are both good choices!!! I love what you guys do and I always look forward to the next one keep up the good work
Dr Hook was a great band. They always looked like they made the stage fun when they were up there. Definitely recommend "Sylvia's Mother" and "Cover of the Rolling Stone".
"You better watch your friends..." especially if you're buddies with Rick Springfield.
I worked at a concert hall in the 70's and Dr Hook is a crazy band backstage.
Like Johnny Cash, some of Dr Hook's best songs are writted by Shel Silverstein (famous children's author). While this was their big hit, I would suggest ANYTHING off of the Sloppy Seconds album. Shel wrote most of that, while Dr Hook's musicianship and harmonies do the rest. Great/fun tunes
"Sylvia's Mother" and "Cover of the Rolling Stone" were also big Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show hits written by Shel Silverstein.
I'm here for anything Dr Hook...some of my best memories growing up these guys are playing in the background of it.
Now you can understand the 70s, and the cultural hangover after the 60s. People were goofy and so was the pop music.
I love your appreciation of our “old people” music! You’re giving it a real listen.
" Years From Now " by Dr. Hook is one that a lot of people seem to forget...It is a great song.
Dr.Hook is one of my Favorit Bands!!!! The best Times are,when they are Stoned on Stage! Keep a Look on " Live on Shel's Houseboat"
I knew there would be no confusion for Brad over this songs lyrics. Hold her close and be the man who tells her how beautiful she is. We always need to hear it.
Doctor Hook is the shit! Brings back memories of working on shrimp boats when I was younger.
Strange thing is in Europe we had different version of this and is still well loved.
Saw them in 1980,great show from what I can remember. They had some great songs for sure,and was a fun band to watch,was a different time than now.
Brad knows the feeling...this is his song 🤣🤣
also, its 1/14 when im seeing this and my papa who is the reason i listen to dr hook passed on 1/16/2016 and this video was originally posted three days before my bday so thanks for making me smile, Papa! and both of you for reacting to this type of music!
Dr. Hook was unique as a band. They were all really good musicians, in spite of how they came across. They wanted to have fun during their shows, and tried to get the crowd along for the ride. Try some more, Freaking at the Freakers Ball, Sylvias Mother, Penicillin Penny, Queen of the Silverdollar.
Sharing the Night Together. A great song. Total throwback ❤
Please never stop doing what you guys do your vids are getting me through this horrible night watching your reactions are turning my sad night into an enjoyable one 100
He was blind in that eye so he just wore a patch. He retired to a ranch in Washington county Alabama just north of Mobile.
These guys had so much fun. Great to have a job like that.
I got to see them in ft Myers Florida about 15 years ago and they sounded just as good as they did when they were younger
I got stoned and I missed it.... is one of their greatest songs
One of my Favorite songs by Dr. Hook is “I got stoned and I missed it”. It just makes me smile cause it reminds me of every stoner I ever met.
Dr Hook is a great band... Takes me back to the late 70s
I forgot all about this band. I am in my 50's now. This band was the first group I saw when I was like 10 or 11 that I went to with my parents.
Ray Sawyer (guy with eye patch) was in a car accident in 1967 which resulted to him having an eye injury and losing his sight in his right eye. So not part of a costume for him. I loved watching him on stage, he was so fun and energetic. Sadly he passed away in 2018 (81). RIP Ray! Great reaction y'all.
Dr. Hook "Sharing the Night Together'' Smooth disco and soul
In Norway they was huge in mid 70`s. We loved them 😎
Brad is living this song everyday 🤣👍👍❤️❤️
We could SOMETIMES sneak in an episode of the Midnight Special when we were growing up. Of course, i would have to be because of an occasion or something. The thing that made this show stand out was that the bands that performed that night were LIVE. No excuses! As a result, the performance was always different than the studio recording. Made it better.
"Sharing The Night Together" is a must-hear. As is "Sylvia's Mother" 👍🏼
Brad : " I get what they are saying"
The rest of the world - "haha, of course you do haha"
Ever seen pictures of David Bowie wearing an eyepatch? He needed it briefly for a temporary eye problem, and then liked the style so much, he kept wearing it for a while.
these guys were huge when I was a kid. do some more of these guys. oh and he lost his eye in a car crash.
Sharing the night together is another good one.
Your reactions are the most entertaining of anybody's on TH-cam! You have a new subscriber.
These guys were so fun live. I wish you guys would do more lives. My favorite is Dire Straits Alchemy live version of Sultans of swing
I’ve never seen them live -they made me chuckle. Fun song.
“Baby Makes Her Blue Jeans Talk” is a great jam! You should give it a listen! 👌🏻
Must have seen these guys 6 times down here in Ft Myers during the 70's and early 80's.
Great band and great reaction guy's! Love yall`s content.
Ray was on a talk show one time and they asked him about his wearing eye make up. He said that when you only had one eye you needed to make it as pretty as possible! 😆
They were the most fun band ever. Record producers killed them when they tried to clean them up for disco. You can see this with the shave and hair cut.
Gotta do................ THE COVER OF THE ROLLING STONE!!
Dr Hook another '70s band that had plenty of big hits. love the reaction. keep that '70s music coming.
She was probably a GORGEOUS woman, & his jealousy arrived!! No wonder if she is beautiful!! Love Dr Hook!! xx
Dr Hook and The Medicine Show is their full name and I have been a fan since 1972 but they have so many other hit song's so dig deep
I saw Dr. Hook in like 1982 at the Plant City Strawberry Festival.
The female backing vocals on the studio version add a lot. Hearing this live version makes that stand out.
THE Maracas guy is as enthusiastic as the tambourine guy in the Carpenters live performance. XD
The musician was famous for the black eye patch he wore after he lost his eye in a car accident.
Another track with lyrics alluding to the same kinds sketchy friends being after your woman is 'Backstabbers' by The O'Jays. This track reminds me of a night in the Summer of 1976 when a girl gave me lift home from the club and we ended up outside my place on the back seat with the album this is from on the stereo. Was a good night.
'When you're in love with a beautiful woman... it's hard' So it should be!!
"A Couple More Years on You"....great song!
Holy God! I remember this song back in the late 70s
Sharing the night together is a must check out
This is from their period when they cleaned up their act...'70's rock band with drug problems who would have thunk it /s. It was a weird dichotomy, their early songs were some of the funniest and most playful such as Cover of The Rolling Stone, Penicillin Penny, Acapulco Goldie, Roland the Roadie and Gertrude the Groupie, Freakin' at the Freakers Ball, and most importantly Get my Rocks Off (not for the faint of heart); and yet some of the most touching love songs Carry Me Carrie, Sylvia's Mother, and Queen of the Silver Dollar. After they cleaned up their act, they found more mainstream success. For this period you can also check out A Little Bit More, If Not You, and for something a little more light hearted, Baby Makes Her Blue Jeans Talk.
The eye-patch guy (Ray Sawyer) lost his eye in a motor vehicle accident and found wearing a glass eye uncomfortable so he opted for the patch. The group's name was influenced by his patch, because it was memorable and the Hook part of the name was based on Capt Hook. A former band mate, George Cummings (the one with the really deep voice in "Cover of Rolling Stone"), came up with the name when the group needed one in a hurry.
You’ve discovered my favorite band. They are the best storytellers, balladeers. But I like the irreverent songs on their first album. You’re going to like two more of these ballads, “Sylvia’s Mother” and “The Cover of The Rolling Stone”.
Dr Hook has many great songs . great band !
This song is so great! Other classics by Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show:
Sexy Eyes
Sylvia's Mother
Sharing the Night Together
Cover of the Rolling Stone