My uncle met these guys at Jazz Fest. He was working a bar that had closed down for the night. All that was left was the Blues Travelers. He asked them to sign his ball cap. He said next thing he knew they were pulling up a chair, ordered a couple more pitchers of beer, and insisted he join them. He claimed they were some of the most down to earth, kind, fun loving group of guys you would ever meet. My uncle has since passed. A great man in his own right. Memories eternal uncle Jerry. We sure do miss you.
Your uncle Jerry was so much cooler than my uncle Jerry; he’s still alive but doesn’t have any rock tales like that. Those kinds of tales will always live on.
They were my first concert, I was about 7 years old it was 1993 , I remember going to Jones Beach Theatre long island . I went with my mother she was a big music person, I remember people walking around with tie dye, and they were selling super big top hats like the cat in the hat, and blues traveler showed up late because they were on the ocean watching the coast guard save a sea turtle that was stuck. There were dozens of groups there, but I remember mostly Blues Traveler and the counting crows. It was a lalapalooza all day concert, one of the best memories of my early childhood!
This song, man. This song is such a happy place for me. I dont think its tied to any specific memory, but every. single. time i hear it it puts a big smile on my face. I sing along with a dumb grin on my face i just cant control lol. Thank you John and the band for making this song and providing such a pure, happy, and just all around GOOD song, vibe, and memory for me and countless others. Oh, and who's here for 2024??? God bless the 90s!!
One of the best songwriters to ever live, John Popper. Definitely a harmonica genius. 😊 the lyrics to this song are intensely profound under the simplicity of it. A lot of their songs are like this, the kind that engage your brain to get the full meaning. I can relate to this song so much! I love these guys, wish we were seeing new stuff as well, but you know, I’m grateful they gave us this much👍
Poetry at its finest!! John Popper is a flippin genius! I used to write out the lyrics of the songs and then write it to the side my interpretations of said lyrics. He’s wonderfully majestic with words!!
@Sohalia nahhhH Fr?! I’ve found only one place that my dad and I go to sometimes to watch sun go down that gives the same energy that this video does 🎶
1998 and I still remember listening to this song on my mix tape on the way down to Cape Cod to see my grandparents :) Brings back some awesome memories.
Dude, all his lyrics are brilliant haha in the song Hook, he says "To confuse the issue, I'll refer to familiar heroes from long ago. No matter how much Peter loved her, what made the Pan refuse to grow was that the hook brings you back..."
I heard this song from that one bank commercial and from the first note, I knew this was going to be a song I loved. This is one time an ad has done something good for me.
wow lucky man would have loved to grow up with this type of music now all we have are people who call themselves rappers like lil wayne and kanye west... in other words the next generation is screwed music wise!!
Same here dude. I was jamming to some Dying Fetus a few minutes ago then I saw this in the related videos and I had to listen to it. The main thing that gets me is that damn harmonica solo. Fucking awesome.
The first time I heard this song I was stunned because it mirrored something in my life from years ago. And I very much understood the angst and pain in his voice. The song still makes me weep over things that can't be fixed or ended well.
An old episode of Roseanne brought me here. I could only remember bits and parts of it, but when the lead singer sang the first part of the song "ONCE UPON A MIDNIGHT DREARY", was all I needed. Loved it when it first came out and love it now.
As a kid in the late '90s we never owned the Blues Traveller CDs but for whatever reason, this is probably the most nostalgic song in existence for me. This song remind anyone else of hitting the roller skating rink with their friends as kids in elementary and middle school?
Been in love with this song for my entire life, and just now figured out the name of it. 19 years wasted wracking my brain, but idc cause now I can listen to it 24/7
I remember seeing these guys play on SNL when I was a kid and I was just blown away. Needless to say, my dad went and bought me the cassette and I've been a fan ever since.
+hunter peck I hate that skip. It's actually just a corrupted audio file that unfortunately accounts for like 90% of the online sources of this song. Maybe it originated from limewire or something. It's not part of the official recording though that you'll find on e.g. itunes or spotify.
Ill never forget the day i met them. I was 17 at a casino in upstate NY. Had no idea who they were. Asked if they were a local band... They told me to ask my parents who they were.. LMFAOOO
jl1ayala Just because you know of a better example does not mean that this one is any worse than it was before. I happen to think this is a quite nice harmonica piece.
It gives me a warm toasty feeling. I want coffee and toast now. And when my coffee and toast is ready for me to enjoy I'll listen to this song while I enjoy it.🤔😊☕🍞🎵❤️
I just saw John Popper live at Wavy Gravy's 80th birthday party. John Popper is freaking amazing !! :) The party was on 5/22/16. (Wavy Gravy turned 80 on 5/15/16. )
Thanks for making this lyrics version. Man I had the words really different wrong in some places. That comes from only listening on a poor quality car radio in the 90s 😂
I have been searching for this song for years. For years I have been trying to use google to look it up and youtube too, and even when I hear it on the radio, I try to memorize the lyrics to look it up and I haven't been able to. I have finally found it. Finally!!!!!!!
Thank you, for taking the time to write out the lyrics. I sure appreciate knowing the REAL words. Even though, I'll sometimes re-write the song, on purpose....it's good to know the alternatives. haha.
@Greg Normal Run around is my favorite. I also like the spin doctor, who sings "Two Princes". Great music. I love soul music and rock, pop, country. It's all GREAT music. I can't stand Rap Music at all.
Grew up with this song my dad was in army and we would do alot of traveling and this song and other classic rock songs would come on and i would just have fun singing them and everytime i listen to any classic rock songs then sure my sad cause my mom and dad got a divorce when me and my older sister and brother were little but at the same time i can be able to have a smile on my face just by thinking of the good times that we had toeughther as a family
this song reminds me of the time I never hated a girl "YET"& had no Idea WTF he was bitching about......Oh how the times have changed.....wow....20+ years later....he's the smartest guy I never bothered to listen to
+Chrispy Cream I agree. I remember being able to hear music and not have people say they wish music still meant something today, bring back the 80s. Funny how idiots think.
Beautifully simplistic? More of a complicated beauty with such a natural feel you simply love it. Nothing simple about the lyrics or the wonderful perfectly twined web of sound and rhythm. ♫
J_Popper: "The Fishing's fine...And it doesn't have to rhyme so don't you feed me a line" This lyric is Epic..! :D ... I'm 28 years old.. this is *definitely* one song that defined my generation... It always sparks a memory :)
It’s not so bad man. I can remember when Elvis released “ Burning Love”. I was maybe 5or 6, and my dad was a fan. It’s fun to see my younger friends reactions when this comes up.
@@triablenine7500 I believe the songwriter is talking about a bombadier - the officer on a bomber who is in charge of dropping the bombs. The line itself is odd - why is the pilot throwing shade on the bombadier? A ship's captain should be saying it, not one of the guys in the plane.
i will never forget the time my buddy and i were up late in my college apartment trying to play this song on the harmonica. we were so loud that the neighbors downstairs ended up calling the cops - their faces when we told them it was just the two of us and a harmonica 😂 ah the 90's (oh and yea, we never quite mastered the song and by never quite, i totally mean not even close)
It would be great if bands like blues traveler were considered cool today. The video kinda goes along with that concept too. Honesty IS a rare commodity today. Some pop music can actually be art. So rare.
I met the harmonica player/singer at the Santa Monica mall, we were (my nephew and I) and him and his date/girlfriend? He was so down to earth and such a cool person, great talent !
We used to play this song all the time in the afternoon Skate Sessions at our Skating Rink. grew up there my whole life and eventually worked there for about a year. and then they tare it down.
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My uncle met these guys at Jazz Fest. He was working a bar that had closed down for the night. All that was left was the Blues Travelers. He asked them to sign his ball cap. He said next thing he knew they were pulling up a chair, ordered a couple more pitchers of beer, and insisted he join them. He claimed they were some of the most down to earth, kind, fun loving group of guys you would ever meet. My uncle has since passed. A great man in his own right. Memories eternal uncle Jerry. We sure do miss you.
Your uncle Jerry was so much cooler than my uncle Jerry; he’s still alive but doesn’t have any rock tales like that. Those kinds of tales will always live on.
Wonderfull
My name is iian and I also have an uncle Jerry. Life is odd.
1¹¹
In NOLA? Epic dude
We are lucky to have been alive when Blues Traveler was making music.
I was very lucky to see them at a free show, and of course they friggin killed! Stay positive. Good vibes only = good times.
They were my first concert, I was about 7 years old it was 1993 , I remember going to Jones Beach Theatre long island . I went with my mother she was a big music person, I remember people walking around with tie dye, and they were selling super big top hats like the cat in the hat, and blues traveler showed up late because they were on the ocean watching the coast guard save a sea turtle that was stuck. There were dozens of groups there, but I remember mostly Blues Traveler and the counting crows. It was a lalapalooza all day concert, one of the best memories of my early childhood!
I also lucked and got to see them for free but I was kid at the. Brian setzer and orchestra was there at the same time.
Seen em with THE ALLMAN BROTHERS
EXCELLENT.
I like this song, but that’s a little dramatic... 😂
This song, man. This song is such a happy place for me. I dont think its tied to any specific memory, but every. single. time i hear it it puts a big smile on my face. I sing along with a dumb grin on my face i just cant control lol. Thank you John and the band for making this song and providing such a pure, happy, and just all around GOOD song, vibe, and memory for me and countless others.
Oh, and who's here for 2024??? God bless the 90s!!
I totally feel ya on that!! 😊
One of the best songwriters to ever live, John Popper. Definitely a harmonica genius. 😊 the lyrics to this song are intensely profound under the simplicity of it. A lot of their songs are like this, the kind that engage your brain to get the full meaning. I can relate to this song so much! I love these guys, wish we were seeing new stuff as well, but you know, I’m grateful they gave us this much👍
this stuff is poetry man
That's the thing about Simple..... It always works.
Poetry at its finest!! John Popper is a flippin genius! I used to write out the lyrics of the songs and then write it to the side my interpretations of said lyrics. He’s wonderfully majestic with words!!
this song absolutely slaps
His lips were smackin'... that harp!!!
I just want to run around in a field of flowers and the sun beaming down on the earth with this song playing in the background
Collie man by slightly stoopid is another good one for that. Spark a joint to it too 😭
Deena Gal, the pure joy that comes from this song is immeasurable!
I do that every day….
@Sohalia nahhhH Fr?! I’ve found only one place that my dad and I go to sometimes to watch sun go down that gives the same energy that this video does 🎶
this song takes me back to my childhood. Man I miss the 90s.
If I liked a 90s song it would be this one.
Not the type to say “music ain’t what it used to be”
I just wish every once in awhile a band like this would become mainstream.
Music sucks today
They kinda did for a blues band
Bluesgrass yo, look up jackie green
I hate my generations trash ass music
Anyone with an unbiased mind knows old school songs are 10x better
This song feels like it belongs in a Dreamworks Animation movie.
100%
You ain't wrong though.
It was from The Truth about Cats and Dogs.
Hollywood must of called for the movie rights a few times ;) 1:44
Definitely gives me Shrek vibes.
Got here from Arin “Too perfect” Hanson and this is amazing.
Arin Hanson*
same
Just came from the grumpout short lol
Arin is far from being too perfect
Lmao
This song plays on the radio constantly where I work, and every time it plays I can only think of Arin Hanson's rendition.
Grew up on this when 8 was like 12 and still cannot get enough! Classic 90s blues 😍 🎶 🎵
Arin: u know that one blues travelers song that goes -imitates harmonica bit note for note
I love you!
the channel of this video is he still living
Funny part is blues travelers is next after this song on my playlist 😅
Arin "too perfect" Hanson
This man has a heavenly voice, and plays that harmonica like I've never heard.
1998 and I still remember listening to this song on my mix tape on the way down to Cape Cod to see my grandparents :) Brings back some awesome memories.
My father used to make me sleep listening to this song when I was a baby... I really love this song
My childhood brought me here. This was still popular in the early to mid 2000s, and I heard it all the time on my way to elementary school.
Man, I'm jealous of this guy and his epic Harmonica solos.
Dude, all his lyrics are brilliant haha in the song Hook, he says "To confuse the issue, I'll refer to familiar heroes from long ago. No matter how much Peter loved her, what made the Pan refuse to grow was that the hook brings you back..."
An episode of Roseanne brought me hear. Love to hear Dan singing along with this guy. So awesome.
Well Blues Traveler Did do the theme song
I saw that one and am not a regular Roseanne viewer, made for great tv.
Connie Estrada THEY DID HER THEME SONG!#
Goodman sucks he ruined blues brothers. Never want john near mr popper
@@tommykeith6589 In the 9th season, yeah.
I heard this song from that one bank commercial and from the first note, I knew this was going to be a song I loved. This is one time an ad has done something good for me.
In my opinion, this song ranks right up there with Bohemian Rhapsody. It's that good.
Its not
I wouldn’t go that far lol
Bohemian rhapsody sucks
This song will always be a classic period.
I was very fortunate to grow up listening to this song! Still listening 2014!
I'm with you, Tony, I'm with you. Such an exuberant song!
***** We are very lucky indeed my fellow 27 year olds.
kira0080 LOL I am 27 too and love this song,
The420Northwest I'm only 17 but I'm sure i'll still love it in 10 years when i'm 27!
wow lucky man would have loved to grow up with this type of music now all we have are people who call themselves rappers like lil wayne and kanye west... in other words the next generation is screwed music wise!!
I heard this song on radio a long time ago and to be fair, being a metal fan, I kinda like this song
Same here dude. I was jamming to some Dying Fetus a few minutes ago then I saw this in the related videos and I had to listen to it. The main thing that gets me is that damn harmonica solo. Fucking awesome.
Capn' Pants Hahaha Im sorry but I laughed so hard at you nonchalantly saying "dying fetus"
I love it❤
figures
I heard it playing at Boscov's once.
One of the best songs i've ever known
+Crissy Angel Kistner "Like a game show contestant with a parting gift." Perfect. Story of my life.
Agreed!
All three of them?
Thank you for letting the harmonica play right to the bitter end, they always cut it off on the radio, love it
The first time I heard this song I was stunned because it mirrored something in my life from years ago. And I very much understood the angst and pain in his voice. The song still makes me weep over things that can't be fixed or ended well.
Still gets me to this day too
Masters of thier craft in every way......thanx a bunch.
An old episode of Roseanne brought me here. I could only remember bits and parts of it, but when the lead singer sang the first part of the song "ONCE UPON A MIDNIGHT DREARY", was all I needed. Loved it when it first came out and love it now.
you have no idea how hard it is to remember a song that played on a radio yesterday.
As a kid in the late '90s we never owned the Blues Traveller CDs but for whatever reason, this is probably the most nostalgic song in existence for me. This song remind anyone else of hitting the roller skating rink with their friends as kids in elementary and middle school?
2022 now and I'm about to go to a Blues Travelers concert! 🎉 They're still making music 🙌🏻 WHOO HOO!
I love this song and I love to dance with Jesus when playing it!
many years later and just as wonderful. The beauty of good music!
Sure have missed hearing this song. Its such a huge relief to hear it again.....
I don't think i've ever heard more soul come out of a harmonica.
The sheer lyrical magnificence has always made this song rate as one of the top 3 of all time, insofar as I am concerned.
Been in love with this song for my entire life, and just now figured out the name of it. 19 years wasted wracking my brain, but idc cause now I can listen to it 24/7
I remember seeing these guys play on SNL when I was a kid and I was just blown away. Needless to say, my dad went and bought me the cassette and I've been a fan ever since.
"Yeah I will drink and always be fuh- *loss of breath*" OH I LIKE COFFEE."
thanks... now I'll never unhear that. lol
+hunter peck Considering he was as tall laying on his side as he was when he was standing on his feet when he recorded this that is to be expected.
+hunter peck I hate that skip. It's actually just a corrupted audio file that unfortunately accounts for like 90% of the online sources of this song. Maybe it originated from limewire or something. It's not part of the official recording though that you'll find on e.g. itunes or spotify.
Yeah I used to have the actual version but for the past few years this is the only one I can find. Oh well, nothing is really compromised.
hunter peck i read this right when it said it
True musicians, from the lyrics to the song structure, instruments are on point overall these guys kill it hands down 🔥🔥🔥🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
Ill never forget the day i met them. I was 17 at a casino in upstate NY. Had no idea who they were. Asked if they were a local band... They told me to ask my parents who they were.. LMFAOOO
1995 music at it's finest.
Absolutely I agree about songs sticking to us like scents, they always bring me back to some time in my life
I remember this song coming out, (37) to this day I still can't believe how he plays that solo, it ain't human
LOVE THIS....made my morning - danced and sang all around the house :o)
Copperas Cove HS 1996 prep rally ...... Everytime I hear the s song, it takes me back in time
This song could be the anthem of customer care hotlines...
brilliant remark!!!
Sure
Love it, wonderful take on life
Yessssss
Can confirm, ex-customer retention specialist here
You are simply crazy if you do not love this song.. Beautiful harmonica
mariah why you wanna give the run around lol
This is NOT GOOD harmonica ... the best EVER was on LONG TRAIN RUNNING by the DOOBIE BROTHERS ... now THAT'S TALENT ...
NOT THIS CRAP
jl1ayala I can tell how serious you are because of all the caps.
jl1ayala Just because you know of a better example does not mean that this one is any worse than it was before. I happen to think this is a quite nice harmonica piece.
Hey jl1ayala, nobody asked for your opinion. I find it beautiful and quite frankly I could care less how you feel about it. Good day.
It gives me a warm toasty feeling. I want coffee and toast now. And when my coffee and toast is ready for me to enjoy I'll listen to this song while I enjoy it.🤔😊☕🍞🎵❤️
How do people think of such beautiful songs?
36 years old, takes me back to my fun teen years.
This song brings back my childhood. 90's baby to say the least.
I just saw John Popper live at Wavy Gravy's 80th birthday party. John Popper is freaking amazing !! :)
The party was on 5/22/16. (Wavy Gravy turned 80 on 5/15/16. )
Thanks for making this lyrics version. Man I had the words really different wrong in some places. That comes from only listening on a poor quality car radio in the 90s 😂
i like literally just fucking found this song on spotify and i love it!
listen to their song 'hook'. yw :)
Sucks you have to go back 20-30
Yrs to find great music doesn’t it?
I have been searching for this song for years. For years I have been trying to use google to look it up and youtube too, and even when I hear it on the radio, I try to memorize the lyrics to look it up and I haven't been able to.
I have finally found it. Finally!!!!!!!
I have been trying to find this song for so long!!
one of the best songs of 1995..proud to be born that year.
I love older songs and music 💕🎶
+Juleen Hardy do you not realize how long ago this song was released?
An "older" song? That shows my age.
+Edward Branca we're old, get over it lol....i know it sucks
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i like them too!
crazy harmonica solo.... took the words outa my mouth man.
Thank you, for taking the time to write out the lyrics. I sure appreciate knowing the REAL words. Even though, I'll sometimes re-write the song, on purpose....it's good to know the alternatives.
haha.
i havent listen to this one in forever and again im in love
Looking at you...... so am i 😍😍😍😍
brings back memories of rushing to hit record on my cassette deck to get the song off the radio
I saw this band on Roseanne. Great singer n music it makes me smile its upbeat. Job well done. I love this song it's such a happy tune.
Stevie Wonder. John Popper. Neil Young. And Billy Joel all play mean harmonica
Don't forget Lee Oscar of WAR
And Bob Dylan!
Don't forget the king ... Little Walter.
This song is so greatly beautiful. I wish we had songs like this today:)
This song feels like it should be in Shrek
Yeah I can hear the similarities with “Accidentally in Love” in the second movie
it does sound very counting crows lol
Or scrubs
It was!
It also feels like a late 90s Adam Sandler movie
I remember hearing this song when I was a little kid and never new who this was, but knew I liked it... a lot.
I love The Blues Traveler. A lot of soul.
@Greg Normal Yes I am a big fan. I grew up on their music.
@Greg Normal Run around is my favorite. I also like the spin doctor, who sings "Two Princes". Great music. I love soul music and rock, pop, country. It's all GREAT music. I can't stand Rap Music at all.
There are very few songs like this that can consistently bring my mood up like this one
Oh the memories here are amazing
***** My name is not Quaid!!!! Arrrrruuuggggahhh
*Falls in pit of lava,*
*Gives thumbs up.* _Goodbye Terminator!_
Oh 90's....such a beautiful generation.
When I was 10.5 years old this song came out and I loved it. I always thought he was saying "I like tootsie and I don't mind" lol
Daniel LOL!
I thought " all the truancy I don't mind" lol
Grew up with this song my dad was in army and we would do alot of traveling and this song and other classic rock songs would come on and i would just have fun singing them and everytime i listen to any classic rock songs then sure my sad cause my mom and dad got a divorce when me and my older sister and brother were little but at the same time i can be able to have a smile on my face just by thinking of the good times that we had toeughther as a family
this song reminds me of the time I never hated a girl "YET"& had no Idea WTF he was bitching about......Oh how the times have changed.....wow....20+ years later....he's the smartest guy I never bothered to listen to
hahahahhaa
+Twerkenstein Great lyrics fer sure. Easily among 10 best of 90's. Ever?
Damn I love this band I wish music still meant something today bring back the 90s
+Chrispy Cream I agree. I remember being able to hear music and not have people say they wish music still meant something today, bring back the 80s. Funny how idiots think.
there's just not enough songs with crazy harmonica solo intermissions today. Thanks, Obama!
***** Superhumor!
+gamerguy425 It's funnier without the thanks Obama. First part hilarious.
+gamerguy425 ~ fuckin A !
Precisely!
wtf does Obama have to do with this?
Brings back memories for sure!
" crazy harmonica Solo " LMAO 👍✌️♥️
sweet jesus! sooo good to the ears listening to good old music!
*THAT ONE SONG FROM THAT SANTANDER BANK COMMERCIAL*
I got that ad before listening to this song, actually. LMAO
@@mylesriver6761 me too lmao
You know it
if the Santander commercial was the first intro to this song then I feel bad for you
@@ethiopianphenomenon6574 but hey, at least people know about it now! I've always loved this song. It makes me feel so nostalgic. :)
Beautifully simplistic? More of a complicated beauty with such a natural feel you simply love it. Nothing simple about the lyrics or the wonderful perfectly twined web of sound and rhythm. ♫
Thanks for the lyrics! You're the best!
True joy, true happiness, nothing else!!!
I heard this come on the Oldies station, and I was like, "Oh, I love this song!"
Krysten55 oldies station? 🤣🤣🤣🤣now I feel old
This song came out what, 1994? Oldies? Ridiculous.
@@ecoRfan Yep. The Oldies plays 60's through early 2000's (though, not too many early 2000's). Also, this song feels like it came out in the 70's! :o
@@masuganut2082 I'm not even that old, and I listen to the oldies! Lol.
@@ecoRfan Also, it might've been the variety station that played this song, but it plays on the Oldies station, too!
J_Popper: "The Fishing's fine...And it doesn't have to rhyme so don't you feed me a line" This lyric is Epic..! :D ... I'm 28 years old.. this is *definitely* one song that defined my generation... It always sparks a memory :)
God i'm old. I remember when this Band first came out
Sadly this was their only big hit
+Ryan Thull You aren't so old, my good man. I remember when The Carpenters came out. Check out Salad Boys.
+Darren Doyle Not so sadly, you're wrong. Ever heard of their song Hook?
It’s not so bad man. I can remember when Elvis released “ Burning Love”. I was maybe 5or 6, and my dad was a fan. It’s fun to see my younger friends reactions when this comes up.
The love of good music brought me here.
"Tra la la la la bomba dear..."
It's:
"Tra la la bombardier this is the pilot speaking..."
Metaphor of the century
Ryan McNeilly Thank you! Been 3 years since your comment and still there.
Fuckin' puns, man.
I’m stupid and I don’t understand, enlighten me
@@hectichive889 bombardier is an aircraft manufacturing company.
@@triablenine7500 I believe the songwriter is talking about a bombadier - the officer on a bomber who is in charge of dropping the bombs. The line itself is odd - why is the pilot throwing shade on the bombadier? A ship's captain should be saying it, not one of the guys in the plane.
I love this tune so damn much I play it whenever I’m sliding through the hood.. nobody ever bats an eye 🙂↔️
Childhood.
cassie weber only 80's and 90's kids will remember!
cassie webe
@@rodman1163 im from 2004 and I love this...guess I'm just being raised correctly, lol
i will never forget the time my buddy and i were up late in my college apartment trying to play this song on the harmonica. we were so loud that the neighbors downstairs ended up calling the cops - their faces when we told them it was just the two of us and a harmonica 😂 ah the 90's
(oh and yea, we never quite mastered the song and by never quite, i totally mean not even close)
The 90s , please come back. We miss you. Xoxo 😘
This song always makes me smile! Musicians at the TOP of their game!
It would be great if bands like blues traveler were considered cool today. The video kinda goes along with that concept too. Honesty IS a rare commodity today. Some pop music can actually be art. So rare.
They are cool, only matters to us😎
I met the harmonica player/singer at the Santa Monica mall, we were (my nephew and I) and him and his date/girlfriend? He was so down to earth and such a cool person, great talent !
this song is so old but such a good song
Old?
We used to play this song all the time in the afternoon Skate Sessions at our Skating Rink. grew up there my whole life and eventually worked there for about a year. and then they tare it down.