Still loving this awesome song in 2022, 43 years after it's debut. I LOVE Kenny Loggins' voice and his look. "You think that maybe it's over. Only if you want it to be." Michael McDonald co-writing and singing backing vocals further explains why the song is so great. 🔥 💛
I'm 70s baby (71) this came out in 79 grew up as a child to the best music era and If there ever was a song for what's going on in the world right now... This is it! 10/2024🩷
This song was my song to my dad when he first got diagnosed with cancer. From the time he decided to fight it until the end when he couldn't fight it anymore and decided to enter hospice. He passed away Feb 8th with his children by his side,holding him. Miss him everyday.
Whether dedicated to Kenny's father or not, the song is not about cancer or alcoholism. If you read the lyrics and watch the original video, it's about a married woman having an affair and stringing a guy along. He's giving her an ultimatum. THIS IS IT. You're going no further, time to decide. It's him or me. Let your friends believe what they want. Leave him behind. First verse, "don't wait for some miracle"...Second verse, "Here's your miracle, it's ME, dummy". Perfect marriage of lyrics and music.
x0539p 🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️ Right HERE, I am. This song was used as part of a radio station commercial in Chicago, Q101. What a time that was, the memories & the music. And OF COURSE, Kenny Loggins 🙌👏
Apparently this song was dedicated to Kenny’s dad who was struggling with suicide at the time. Such a powerful song, a beautiful moment between father and son.
@@lauracat33 His dad was about to undergo surgery and this song was Kenny's wish for his dad to fight the cancer. He spoke of it this morning (5/22/22) on Sunday Morning.
I had the song in my phone and sang it to my dad by his hospital bed. I knew Kenny's similar story and the lyrics gave me hope for a few months. My dad died a little while ago. Thank you Kenny for this heartfelt song.
Thanks you for following me and my page all this year's and for the support you've showered to me dear fan, I really appreciate it and I hope you never stop listening to my lyrics.... Where are you streaming from?
This song played in the store today, and I didn’t mean to, but I was dancing...didn’t even care! Love it. Now I’ve been listening to it off and on the rest of the evening.
This is such powerful song. Kenny Loggins is one of the best writers of our generation. Michael McDonald and Kenny Loggins make an awesome writing team. This is a classic and always will be. It’s 2021 and I’m listening to it like it just came out. Real music will always last because it touches people’s hearts
I knew I heard Michael McDonald's voice during the bridge ...actually came here to confirm that it was Kenny Loggins with Michael McDonald somewhere in the background.
@@Alienated80 You got it. Michael assists with background vocals and actually co-wrote the song with Kenny. My favorite Doobie Brothers song, "What a Fool Believes", was written by Loggins and McDonald making them a powerful songwriting team as both songs are excellent. I especially love Kenny's vocals on this song. He is one of the best, if not the best.
His dad was battling alcoholism like me. Fortunately he bounced back to a normal healthy life. Like me. Thank you Kenny for this uplifting song I love you so much
Whether dedicated to Kenny's father or not, the song is not about cancer or alcoholism. If you read the lyrics and watch the original video, it's about a married woman having an affair and stringing a guy along. He's giving her an ultimatum. THIS IS IT. You're going no further, time to decide. It's him or me. Let your friends believe what they want. Leave him behind. First verse, "don't wait for some miracle"...Second verse, "Here's your miracle, it's ME, dummy". Perfect marriage of lyrics and music.
and his father ALMOST giving up lying in the hospital bed about to go into surgery/not caring if he lived or died. I heard Kenny mention this in a radio interview he did back in 1997. GREAT composer/Kenny is.
This was one of my favorite songs growing up as a kid of the 80s. Back then I listened to my music primarily on cassette tapes (and vinyl). Ahhh the good 'ole days. :)
this was, 'the NCAA basketball tournament theme song of all time,' it should be re-established as the permanent song play for the tournament !!! / 1980 LOUISVILLE
This song has a very powerful message. Kenny Loggins wrote it for his father, who was discouraged and losing hope because of his serious illness. Even though the lyrics have a universal message, if you listen to it thinking of Kenny telling his father to fight for his life you may get a whole new appreciation for the song's urgency.
I was in Middle School when this song came out!! One of the best songs of the 80's with Michael McDonald with the BG vocals, man listen!!! I just need a time machine to go back to the 80's for real!!
@@friedricengravy6646 It's actually both. Kenny Loggins is singing lead vocals, and Micheal McDonald is singing background. They did a lot of work together. For instance, they cowrote "What a Fool Believes." In fact, I think Kenny Loggins was even considered a member of The Doobie Brothers at this time.
No matter what specific event this song was really about, or whatever his dad was dealing with, beyond that, the message of this song is so easy to understand and motivating. It’s amazing so many people can be inspired by this song and use it to help friends and family, even themselves.
This song is pure MAGIC!!!! Best song Kenny ever did. Timeless. Michael McDonald's MAGICAL voice in the background makes this an all time classic & unforgettable song. Shoulda been a waaaaaay bigger hit. So underrated. Never get tired of it. Still sounds great 40 years after it came out. The 49ers played it b4 winning their 1st Super Bowl. Powerful song.
Before "One Shining Moment" from CBS, NBC used this as its theme song for its NCAA men's basketball Final Four from 1979-1981. That's how I first learned of this song. One of the first examples of a network using a hit song at the time of release as theme music for a major sporting event.
I was 10 when this song came on the radio, back in 1979. The beautiful melody and harmony still flow through me just as it did the first time I heard it back then. Mr. Logins you are a great Artist.
2022: I took notice of it around the same time when I pulled out an old AM radio and tuned in a distant station - Midwest USA - Added a special something to the tune.
"THIS IS IT", NOT the garbage of today. Don't know when or where the disconnect came into play. Bring back the classics of yesterday & trashcan what people THINK is music, that really isn't.
This music would still exist if it wasn't controlled by industry execs. This is why Prince quit, they dictate what they want out, there are still artists who make this kind of music that the industry won't even listen too.
In the mid 1970s I got to see Loggins and Messina in concert in Toronto. Amazing and the opening act was an unknown band, Heart!!! Lucky me!! Check out Gabriel Henrique on TH-cam. He could do justice to any Kenny song. I'd live to hear him sing Celebrate me home or Conviction of the Heart. He could revitalize this music.
The history of this song is Kenny wrote it to his father, when his father was diagnosed with the need for surgery and his father was adamantly refusing to get it. Kenny won the day though and his father's surgery was a success.
I've been in love with Kenny Loggins almost my entire life!!! I'm your biggest black girl fan in the world ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ I remember riding around in my 1985 Toyota Cressida blasting this song driving on the interstate from Knoxville Tennessee to Panama City Beach Florida ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
This track along with bill Withers “lovely day” and Randy Crawford “one day I’ll fly away” take me to such a calm, mellow place. If you’re having a bad day, these songs change everything ❤️
This reminds me of 1980 NCAA men's basketball tournament. The Louisville Cardinals were high flying that year. Before Houston had Phi Slamma Jamma Louisville had the Doctors of Dunk!...with Darrel Griffith! They were the first team to use athleticism on the defensive side of the court. They were pinning shots to the backboard! They also won the national championship that year. It's amazing how one song can generate so many memories...
Wow I was only 6yrs old but this was one of my very first sports memories along with the first 49ers superbowl and the Bird v Magic college hoops matchup.
@@sheashea4622 Thanks you for following me and my page all this year's and for the support you've showered to me dear fan, I really appreciate it and I hope you never stop listening to my lyrics.... Where are you streaming from?
Watching NFL Network America's Game The 1981 49ers, and they were playing this in the locker room of San Francisco the Superbowl they beat the Bengals.
Kenny was on CBS Sunday 8/28/22, he looked great. This is It was composed and dedicated to his dad that had cancer. This song Rock my soul to the core. Thanks Kenny and Michael. Best Song Ever! Blessings
2024. Still loving this song ❤❤
2025 still jammin it!!❤❤❤❤
One of the best voices ever in pop music backed up by the magical voice of Michael McDonald! Wow! That was a time of great music.
Yes indeed 🎉
@@restorationconcrete , I agree!!
He wrote this song when he was struggling with cancer. And thought it was over. His father was near the end, and Kenny didn't want him him to give up
@@robertlund8864 , Oh Wow!
Between Kenny's lead vocal, Michael McDonald's soulful background vocals and whoever is playing keys they made this song a winner!
With and without the Doobie Brothers,Michael McDonald is a Hall-of-Famer.
Don't forget the bass player
Beautiful song
They co wrote this beautiful do g
I saw the Doobie Brothers in my day wow
Who else is listening to this great song in 2024 ❤❤❤
I am. Would you believe this recording is 45 years old?
@@Juliaflo crazy right
Kenny mentioned this song in his memoir
Still Alright. . .about his Dad
Came here to listen 🎶
Me..
I am. This has been the best ear worm I’ve ever had! I’ve always loved this song.
Happy 76th Birthday Kenny Loggins!(Born January 7, 1948)😃🥳🎂🎉🎊🎈🎁🍾🥂👍👏🙌
Happy late birthday to Kenny!!
He is really a Capricorn ❤️😊👍🎼🎼🎼🎶🎶
Love Kenny Loggins and Michael McDonald❤❤❤ very talented artists
Thank you Michael McDonald for giving that push to Kenny to put him on top of the charts.
Kenny. Loggins..and. Michael. McDonald ❤pure classic Amazing song 🎵
This is what Michael spink's played right before he fought mike Tyson. 91 seconds into the fight Michael spinks was knocked unconscious. 😢
Another example of how there were some SOULFUL white boys back then! Goooood music
Also the unmistakable sound of the backing vocals by Michael McDonald, who co-wrote the song with Loggins.
@@ebayerragreed
Yes. Cant go wrong w/ Michael McDonald backing vocals!!
Like Hall & Oats, Joe Cocker etc.
Bobby Caldwell. @@s.offutt3173
Still loving this awesome song in 2022, 43 years after it's debut. I LOVE Kenny Loggins' voice and his look. "You think that maybe it's over. Only if you want it to be." Michael McDonald co-writing and singing backing vocals further explains why the song is so great. 🔥 💛
I forgot that Kenny Logins ever dressed this way.
Me too
Me
What a great combo of voices
Ithis song kinda sad cause my dad battling cancer back then and so Kinney logging that why made this song
This what we once called... REAL MUSIC! 💯👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
yessss
we still do
Right on!
Still is.
@K we surely do friend !
I'm 70s baby (71) this came out in 79 grew up as a child to the best music era and If there ever was a song for what's going on in the world right now... This is it! 10/2024🩷
10/7/24😂😂😂❤❤❤❤😊😊😊
I'm a 70s baby, as well; both I and the song debut in the same year. 😁
How about Marvin Gaye's 'What's Going On'?!
We grew up knowing this is how music is supposed to sound.🎹🎸🗣️🎶
Same here born in 76!
This song was my song to my dad when he first got diagnosed with cancer. From the time he decided to fight it until the end when he couldn't fight it anymore and decided to enter hospice. He passed away Feb 8th with his children by his side,holding him. Miss him everyday.
I'm so sorry for your loss
I believe this was the same issue with Kenny Loggins dad. That’s why he did this song
So sorry for your loss. Parents are the beginning of our life lines. To loose them can be tragic. Hoping your doing better. A fan!
Whether dedicated to Kenny's father or not, the song is not about cancer or alcoholism.
If you read the lyrics and watch the original video, it's about a married woman having
an affair and stringing a guy along. He's giving her an ultimatum. THIS IS IT.
You're going no further, time to decide. It's him or me. Let your friends believe what
they want. Leave him behind. First verse, "don't wait for some miracle"...Second
verse, "Here's your miracle, it's ME, dummy". Perfect marriage of lyrics and music.
Very sorry for your loss🫂
Who’s enjoying this music during the Coronavirus pandemic? Just love Kenny and Michael MacDonalds voices.
Me...love this....I just turned 60... This song was my era.... Lyrics appreciated now more than ever
x0539p 🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️ Right HERE, I am. This song was used as part of a radio station commercial in Chicago, Q101. What a time that was, the memories & the music. And OF COURSE, Kenny Loggins 🙌👏
@@danperlman3185 AMEN!!!
@@martybowen1 amen back!
Love, your family..of Believers in Jesus. Our first love. Glory to God.
Are🗣️You🗣️Gonna 🗣️Wait For🗣️A🗣️Sign
🗣️Here’s 🗣️Your 🗣️MIRACLE
🗣️Stand 🗣️Up🗣️&🗣️Fight! 🥊 🎹🎹🎹🎹
My go to song when I gotta be brave💯☺️
Thank You 💯
Apparently this song was dedicated to Kenny’s dad who was struggling with suicide at the time. Such a powerful song, a beautiful moment between father and son.
I thought it was cancer
It was cancer. The song is to his father, trying to convince him to decide to do treatments, or just give up and let the cancer take him.
@@lauracat33 His dad was about to undergo surgery and this song was Kenny's wish for his dad to fight the cancer. He spoke of it this morning (5/22/22) on Sunday Morning.
Whoa, no kidding? Wow, what an awesome dedication to father from son. Since age 15, his music makes a lot of sense today.
@@lauracat33 I read that his dad got through the surgery OK and lived four more years.
I had the song in my phone and sang it to my dad by his hospital bed. I knew Kenny's similar story and the lyrics gave me hope for a few months. My dad died a little while ago. Thank you Kenny for this heartfelt song.
Thanks you for following me and my page all this year's and for the support you've showered to me dear fan, I really appreciate it and I hope you never stop listening to my lyrics.... Where are you streaming from?
@@kennyloggins132
You aren't Kenny Loggins. Kenny Loggins knows how to spell and write grammatically correct and coherent sentences.
@@Kurt77777😂
❤❤❤
It’s 2020 and this beat is still INSANE!!!
Why did you think it would not be? Do songs lose value with age?
Erik Larson for me it does .... now what
Yess it is.. I can listen to this song all day long.
This song played in the store today, and I didn’t mean to, but I was dancing...didn’t even care! Love it. Now I’ve been listening to it off and on the rest of the evening.
It's 2021 and this beat is still INSANE!!!
Some songs never get old and this is one of them that will be around forever.
A forever classic ❤
Soooooo true!!!
This man can really sing and I just love Michael MacDonald’s voice as well.
MM has such a distinctive voice, like in Steely Dan's Peg.
Takes me way back when music was worth listening to.we grew up in a good era
This is such powerful song. Kenny Loggins is one of the best writers of our generation. Michael McDonald and Kenny Loggins make an awesome writing team. This is a classic and always will be. It’s 2021 and I’m listening to it like it just came out. Real music will always last because it touches people’s hearts
I dont understand why McDonald isnt in the copyrights listed. Expand the link/title page….
June 2022. Still just as good.
I knew I heard Michael McDonald's voice during the bridge
...actually came here to confirm that it was Kenny Loggins with Michael McDonald somewhere in the background.
@@Alienated80
You got it. Michael assists with background vocals and actually co-wrote the song with Kenny. My favorite Doobie Brothers song, "What a Fool Believes", was written by Loggins and McDonald making them a powerful songwriting team as both songs are excellent. I especially love Kenny's vocals on this song. He is one of the best, if not the best.
Kenny Loggins, Michael McDonald , Don Fagen and Daryl Hall is one of the GOAT
His dad was battling alcoholism like me. Fortunately he bounced back to a normal healthy life. Like me. Thank you Kenny for this uplifting song I love you so much
It was cancer. This song is to his father. Decide to do treatments or let the cancer take him.
@@lauracat33 certain cancers can be caused by alcoholism like liver.
Whether dedicated to Kenny's father or not, the song is not about cancer or alcoholism.
If you read the lyrics and watch the original video, it's about a married woman having
an affair and stringing a guy along. He's giving her an ultimatum. THIS IS IT.
You're going no further, time to decide. It's him or me. Let your friends believe what
they want. Leave him behind. First verse, "don't wait for some miracle"...Second
verse, "Here's your miracle, it's ME, dummy". Perfect marriage of lyrics and music.
This song was about his father fighting a deadly disease.
and his father ALMOST giving up lying in the hospital bed about to go into surgery/not caring if he lived or died. I heard Kenny mention this in a radio interview he did back in 1997. GREAT composer/Kenny is.
Depression!
@@mysticakhenaton1701 I feel that way personally now. Not depression....ANGER, and I have shit to do I can't do from here.
This is one of my top 3 songs ever! When I was a little girl it was my inspirational song. I’m now 48 years old. Thank you Mr. Loggins!
Yes mam.
This song remind me of my dad who died of cancer….We always pray my dad in heaven, amin Allahuman amin
The keyboardist is killing it
KILLING IT!!!!
Everyone is.
This was one of my favorite songs growing up as a kid of the 80s. Back then I listened to my music primarily on cassette tapes (and vinyl). Ahhh the good 'ole days. :)
RestlessRick I wish the good lord would bring them back. lol.
RestlessRick the golden era ..... Of pure rythms ...tones...original voices.....
And now is...shit
@@andrekaliva And melody baby!
this was, 'the NCAA basketball tournament theme song of all time,' it should be re-established as the permanent song play for the tournament !!! / 1980 LOUISVILLE
It's New Years Eve 2024, and im here. Happy New Years 🎉
This song has some kind of magic to it I LOVE IT...
hector vega Yessss
The magic = Michael McDonald
hector vega agree
Agreed! (_not really digging Kenny in that blouse, tho... ahhhh the 70s_)
This song has a very powerful message. Kenny Loggins wrote it for his father, who was discouraged and losing hope because of his serious illness. Even though the lyrics have a universal message, if you listen to it thinking of Kenny telling his father to fight for his life you may get a whole new appreciation for the song's urgency.
I was in Middle School when this song came out!! One of the best songs of the 80's with Michael McDonald with the BG vocals, man listen!!! I just need a time machine to go back to the 80's for real!!
RIGHT!
PATRICK HENRY JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL. Granada Hills, what the f!
Patrick Henry Jr. High School
Granada Hills, CA. 1980.
I think technically, this came out in 1979? I feel ya though 😊
I dont think that’s Michael McDonald, thats Kenny Loggins or r u pointing out that he sounds & looks like McDonald??
@@friedricengravy6646 It's actually both. Kenny Loggins is singing lead vocals, and Micheal McDonald is singing background.
They did a lot of work together.
For instance, they cowrote "What a Fool Believes."
In fact, I think Kenny Loggins was even considered a member of The Doobie Brothers at this time.
No matter what specific event this song was really about, or whatever his dad was dealing with, beyond that, the message of this song is so easy to understand and motivating. It’s amazing so many people can be inspired by this song and use it to help friends and family, even themselves.
True 👍 ✌
😂love this song
Loved this song growing up. Now at 50 years old the song has real meaning. Time to stop bullshitting and get this done!!!!!
With Michael McDonald backing him up this song is just gold. Poured in your ears. Thanks, Kenny.
Kenny is so smooth with backup singer Michael McDonald
There is a fluency and musical literacy in this kind of music that just isn’t as prevalent today.
This is a classic tune. It really brings back the good times of the early '80s.
1979
@@ec704 True. I listened to it in the '80s. A lot of Kenny's tunes inspired mine. Thanks and take care.
Damn..I love this song...The opening to the song goes hard...On my daily playlist and I'm a black man..I love all music..
It's funny when people use "goes hard" incorrectly!!!
I'm thinkin' the music probably loves you back.
There’s a lot of a people who associate Kenny with Danger Zone and Footloose, which are great songs but he was definitely blue eyed soul early on.
Daryl Humphrey Alot of black people like Kenny n Michael McDonald
What does being a black man have to do with it? Smooth knows no color, race, or Creed.
Kenny’s vocals are impeccable. Nothing can be improved upon.
This song is pure MAGIC!!!! Best song Kenny ever did. Timeless. Michael McDonald's MAGICAL voice in the background makes this an all time classic & unforgettable song. Shoulda been a waaaaaay bigger hit. So underrated. Never get tired of it. Still sounds great 40 years after it came out. The 49ers played it b4 winning their 1st Super Bowl. Powerful song.
Think he could win a grammy today?
Once all these Crappers are either in jail with Diddy or left the country..Perhaps then we can get back to REAL music again!!
Yes.
Before "One Shining Moment" from CBS, NBC used this as its theme song for its NCAA men's basketball Final Four from 1979-1981. That's how I first learned of this song. One of the first examples of a network using a hit song at the time of release as theme music for a major sporting event.
I've always associated it with the NCAA Tournament. I wish they would bring it back for those of us who have watched the Tournament since it was used
@@ts7754 @eebradley1 : Born & raised in Louisville, Ky and I STILL associate it with winning the championship in 1980.
i remember that. think of that everytime i hear that song.
Perfectly said .... Indiana State ..Depaul ... Michigan State...
This song is so beautiful... I get misty eyed when I hear it
My cousin was in the hospital for 3 weeks and died. This song was on the radio when I got in the car. Will never forget this song
I’m sorry for your loss🙏🌹
Still listening to this song 2024, this is it!
when music was real
EXACTLY
Mind Rippa when music was music.
True. The music industry is shit now. They just make cookie cutter artist now. Safe bets basically.
YEP
@@pamelaclary5869 YEP
Classic! 😳
One of the ultimate songs for getting through tough times
Blue-eyed soul at its finest.
Always loved this song as a kid. Still love it to this day.
I was 10 when this song came on the radio, back in 1979. The beautiful melody and harmony still flow through me just as it did the first time I heard it back then. Mr. Logins you are a great Artist.
I was 12
2022: I took notice of it around the same time when I pulled out an old AM radio and tuned in a distant station - Midwest USA - Added a special something to the tune.
Looooooovvvvveeeee this song. It still gives me butterflies when i hear it.
A Masterpiece ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
"THIS IS IT", NOT the garbage of today. Don't know when or where the disconnect came into play. Bring back the classics of yesterday & trashcan what people THINK is music, that really isn't.
We said, I agree
Yes totally agree.
70's n 80's musicby far
THE BEST MUSIC EVER
@@rethaharris2083 keep Rocking gal.
2023 ___ Vc esta ai mostrando para quer veio 👏👏👏👏👏👏🥳❤️
I love this song. It has a lot of meaning. God bless Kenny.
I'm HERE! I LOVE me some Kenny Loggins 😊😊😊❤❤
❤❤❤❤❤80's
"FOR ONCE IN YOUR LIFE, HERE'S YOUR MIRACLE! STAND UP AND FIGHT!"
Hands one of the world's best written and composed ever done with honest and good soulful music for sale 4 sure Thank you Kenny and Michael.
Definitely a masterpiece.
I am definitely still rocking to this classic!
Dam, i wish I had a time machine. I would like to go back to those days. back then. Music really help, because it were good
Yes had meaning to it
You have no idea what it was like, cause it's back in my day music 🎶 and I am still jamming!!!
This music would still exist if it wasn't controlled by industry execs. This is why Prince quit, they dictate what they want out, there are still artists who make this kind of music that the industry won't even listen too.
In the mid 1970s I got to see Loggins and Messina in concert in Toronto. Amazing and the opening act was an unknown band, Heart!!! Lucky me!!
Check out Gabriel Henrique on TH-cam. He could do justice to any Kenny song. I'd live to hear him sing Celebrate me home or Conviction of the Heart. He could revitalize this music.
Will Always be a Classic!
Bro’s voice is majestic
The history of this song is Kenny wrote it to his father, when his father was diagnosed with the need for surgery and his father was adamantly refusing to get it. Kenny won the day though and his father's surgery was a success.
I've been in love with Kenny Loggins almost my entire life!!! I'm your biggest black girl fan in the world ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ I remember riding around in my 1985 Toyota Cressida blasting this song driving on the interstate from Knoxville Tennessee to Panama City Beach Florida ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The hair, beard, shirt open… jamming… foggy stage… KENNY WAS 🔥🔥🔥!!!!
This track along with bill Withers “lovely day” and Randy Crawford “one day I’ll fly away” take me to such a calm, mellow place. If you’re having a bad day, these songs change everything ❤️
Amen. On " Lovely Day".
Focus on Jesus.
"God is love"...
Listening 🎧 on Monday December 9, 2024. This Song kept popping in my head. Sipping a cup of coffee with my 🌲. ✌️ and Blessings
This reminds me of 1980 NCAA men's basketball tournament. The Louisville Cardinals were high flying that year. Before Houston had Phi Slamma Jamma Louisville had the Doctors of Dunk!...with Darrel Griffith! They were the first team to use athleticism on the defensive side of the court. They were pinning shots to the backboard! They also won the national championship that year. It's amazing how one song can generate so many memories...
Yes indeed Rodney and scooter McKay from Mount Vernon NY winning the championship
Used again in 1981 when Indiana played UNC in the final.
Wow I was only 6yrs old but this was one of my very first sports memories along with the first 49ers superbowl and the Bird v Magic college hoops matchup.
Kenny loggins songs are such a soul motivater, nothing else makes me feel so good. His songs make me bounce back always❤
Background vocals by Doobie Brothers' Michael McDonald. Those were the days man.
Myers please so can you tell me what year that video was made the Doobie Brothers Kenny Loggins
@@chriswashington5338 the song was released in 1979. MTV did not debut till 1981. Not sure if this was pre- 1981. I do remember it on the radio.
Thank you so much.
Why were the doobie brothers here? Were they not their own group yet?
@@SusanBrooklyn Michael McDonald was in the Doobie Brothers.
I was reminded of this song watching WKRP re-runs. Both happy memories.
Just lost my mother- This has always been my favorite- has so much meaning to me now!
ThatGuyWhoPlaysGTAV Thank You Sooo Much!
For some reason- even as a child- this has always been my favorite song. Now I know why- Life Lessons( I know I'm being deep) But Its the truth.
Annette Jenkins God Bless You, Annette ~ ♡♡♡
Praying that the Lord keeps you strong.🙏🙏🙏
@@sheashea4622 Thanks you for following me and my page all this year's and for the support you've showered to me dear fan, I really appreciate it and I hope you never stop listening to my lyrics.... Where are you streaming from?
Yes Michael McDonald has that distinguished voice I just love and I love Kenny Loggins😊😊😊
The bass in this song is absolutely legendary. There are so many people who have been born and gone to sleep to this.
🎉🎉🎉timeless masterpiece 🎉🎉🎉still listening after all these years 🙌 🎉great time to be alive good old days 70s 80s 90s is 2024 love it ❤
This is when white people had SOUL..still listening to this day, I'm 56.
Racist.
3:21 my favorite part. Saaaaang Kenny
HELL YEAH!!!
Watching NFL Network America's Game The 1981 49ers, and they were playing this in the locker room of San Francisco the Superbowl they beat the Bengals.
I love Kenny Loggins. Man can blow, one of my favorites is heart to heart.
I can remember the first time I heard this song fell in love with it right then
Who else is listening in 2025? 🎉🎉🎉
Of course… this is when music was great! This tune is as amazing today as it was when it was written in 1979.
I love that middle part when it slows down and we can really hear Michael McDonald
Oh, you mean the bridge! 🤣
Right on
The bridge. Take it to the bridge!😂
Miss hearing music like this on the radio. Good Times.
Kenny was on CBS Sunday 8/28/22, he looked great. This is It was composed and dedicated to his dad that had cancer. This song Rock my soul to the core. Thanks Kenny and Michael. Best Song Ever! Blessings
A great song with great lyrics!!❤❤❤
I STILL have a major crush on Kenny. 6/18/2023
Love this song. We should never give up
Always liked this song
Well deserved Grammy
What a beautiful song, glad i am not a teenager today, this was soulful music,
I played this song in Miami, Fla, coming back from Little Havana, and all I got on the hop on hop off was smiles and happiness!!!’
People don't write pop songs with this sweet complexity anymore... too bad.
“Are you gonna wait for a sign, YOUR MIRACLE” 1:09 Love how he sings that part. So much passion!
Hearing Michael’s back vocals… chills!!!!
THE BEST MUSIC TIME THE 70.S AND 80,S AMSTERDAM LOVE THIS
The intro. is so ill...groove.
Yup...serious intro...same for Gin & Juice by Snoop Dogg...same for Get Down Tonight by KC and the Sunshine Band.
THIS IS IT!! A TIMELESS CLASSIC SONG LOVE THE LYRICS ❤ RICHARD SHACKELFORD
This is it, your going no further, your back's to the corner I love this song.
hey brother i like your style of music...
Curtis Gilbert Right on!