I'm a grumpy old man, it is near impossible to get me to to smile or laugh. ...But no matter what kind of day I've had...This guy has me in a better mood and smiling or even laughing. With all the negativity in the world right now, thanks Jamel for doin watch you do.
I'm not old but I can be grumpy at times especially with the negativity in our society we have in the world nowadays I don't smile or laugh most of time like I used to be but listening to music always give me a smile onto my face sometimes :)
This. Just realizing that there's a real, open, ready to try great music young man out there truly helps me. and great sense of humor and i know the music is always top notch
Live your life that runs out so fast. Please live! Enjoy every moment in armony with yourself and who you love. Perhaps love is the only way in which life will seem not too fast. I wish all the best.
It's just a damn good album. I love every track. "Just Another Nervous Wreck" is my favorite, but dammit, every song on it deserves a listen or twenty. They hit the nail on the head and put the hammer straight through the wood.
As well produced as it is, it's not their best album though. Crime and Quietest Moments are their best.....BIA is good but not a patch on the two aforementioned albums. I would add that the Brother Where You Bound album is actually, IMO, their best produced album. Superb SQ!
Always think of my brother when I hear Supertramp. He used to play this song and emphasize "Goodbye Mary" when he wanted to get me out of his room. Fooled him because I used to sit outside his door and enjoy this song, and the others. 😁
Some they will and some they won’t... and some it’s just as well. That line always cracked me up! 😂 Again, Supertramp is one of, if not the most, underrated bands of the 70’s
"Some they do and some they don't, And some you just can't tell. Some they will and some they won't, And some it's just as well." - best lyric ever!!!!
jeannie jane I agree. I was 16 when this came out and my girlfriend and I listened to this album endlessly, plus all the other great music of the time.
Your face when he hits the high note is like a kid opening a present on Christmas and being happily surprised. And then the way you just start groovin' to it... I LOVE watching your reactions. Pure joy!!! 💙💙💙💙💙
Didn't realize what the song was about when I first heard it when I was 13, was too taken in by the outro! Recorded it on cassette tape and kept rewinding and listening to the outro over and over.
@@aerynsunx I spoke to my sister about it right after I read this comment, haha. She says she's read something about it being a coincidence, but eh... They were doing other stuff back then!
Two more Supertramp songs with long guitar solo/outros: " Lover Boy, and " Waiting So Long. All written by Rick Davies, who, ironically, DOESN'T play guitar
Dude, Supertramp is very easily one of my favorite bands, and I'm only 31 years old. My dad had _Breakfast in America_ and I used to listen to the entire album on repeat. Not a single track on that album can be skipped; every damn song is great.
33 here, so we're about the same age. I remember digging through my dad's records and having no idea what I was looking at or for. Probably just picked the album cover and tossed it on the record player. Breakfast in America was one I also had on repeat. This one and anything by CSNY (or CSN, or CN, or S or Y alone or, etc, you know).
breakfast in America won the 1980 grammy for best recording package. so they loved the look of the album art too. this is one of my favorite albums start to finish, it's a winner.
Their best album for sure. I was in basic training in the Army whenever was big. Every song was a hit. I grew up in the 70’s and I thank the creator for dropping me off there for this education I now have.
Supertramp was always a group I listened to, but never paid much attention. Thanks to you, I listened with the lyrics in front of me & appreciate them so much more all these years later. Great band! Thanks!
Just heard it this afternoon on Sirius XM - great groove - agree Also - need to check out Fire - Crazy World of Arthur Brown ( 1968 ). Was shocking at the time and it’s a super cool one hit wonder. Was #1 in the U.K. and Canada , reached #2 in America ( Hey Jude held #1 ).
This reminds me of a road trip from Chicago to L.A. three of us, women, in our early 20’s in 1979 and we played this album the whole way. Never got tired of it!
timmmahhhh What withdrawal? I quit smoking one day cold turkey after smoking practically daily for like 10 years. No problems whatsoever. Everything I felt was positive. Then again, I was having sex a few times a day during that time so that eased it.
I spent 5 weeks touring Germany with a high school group in 1979, with this tape on repeat in our bus. Became the soundtrack of our trip and to this day I’m immediately transported back whenever I hear it.
After 40-something years it just occurred to me that the waitress holding up the tray with orange juice and the menu resembles the Statue of Liberty! Breakfast in America?
@@ashyclaret Please stop spreading this stupid conspiracy theory. "They" did *not* plant hints of the 9/11 attacks in the cover art of an album from 1979. Where the hell do people get these crazy ideas?
Dreamer was also excellent. Thank you again for lighting an old memory up. The smells the feelings and that sadness of a time passed and still remembered.
This is a special song for me, the memory of a long lost friend. Love the line, "sweet devotion is not for me, just give me motion, set me free". I like that when you pause, you go back a little. Thanks for that! Watching your videos is a not so guilty pleasure
I had Breakfast in America on 8-Track back in the early 80's when I was in my twenties. I'm now 61 and still remember the lyrics to all the songs on that album. You never forget the important things do you. 🎸
RacingGuy61 and I know people who met them and are successful and fulfilled and all that. What’s your point? Also I feel that we have a very different definition of what a loser is, but whatever
Listening to supertramp is one thing there great but to see them in concert is totally another experience. One of the best concerts ive ever been to. I was a teenager in the mid 70s ive been and seen many many great bands. There amongst the best in concert ive ever seen.
Loved this song since I was a child of the 70s. In the 70s Mary Jane was a slang term for Dope. Maybe it still is...don't know. I've always wondered if goodbye Mary goodbye Jane was saying goodbye to Marijuana. Has anyone else ever thought this.
I love the hits from supertramp I remember when I was a kid in Mexico n had no idea of what they sayin at that time now I live in texas n I kind of understand everything
Brings back memories... riding on a school bus, coming back from some field trip somewhere. LIstening to this on my Walkman... headphones on, staring out the windows as the Chicago skyline whisked by....
Love the whole song but that end part is a total eargasm. Interesting sidenotes, the cover of the album is from the view out of an airplane window. If you hold the album cover up to a mirror you'll see the U And P above the Twin Towers looks just like 911, a bizarre coincidence.
Supertramp is one of those amazing bands that made all these incredible songs that still stand strong today. Their music doesnt age, it was great then and its still great now. Thnx for the upload Jamel :D
Supertramp is one of the most unique rock bands of all time. I love them, I love that my parents raised me listening to them. One of the all time best and will never be replicated
There are two song writing geniuses in that band and each has his own distinct sound. It's what made Supertramp so great. When they separated and Roger released. In the eye of the storm and Rick went on to release Brother where you bound with Supertramp the two different sounds where very noticeable but both brilliant.
Some of other songs with catchy tunes Sanford Townsend band - Smoke From a Distant Fire Looking Glass - Brandy You're a Fine Girl Steven Stills - Love the One You're With
‘So many great sounds…’ Supertramp were masters of fills, counter melody, & musical under currents. Just a musical feast of sound & stellar song structure.
The outro to this song is criminally underrated.
No doubt! Once that funky wah-wah solo kicks in, I almost wanna cry.
The man/band himself is/are criminally underrated
Fading that guitar solo out just when he really ratchets it up and gives it hell is an unforgivable musical sin!
@@droog28 Cry on!
Same could be said for Gone Hollywood...opening track on this album
I'm a grumpy old man, it is near impossible to get me to to smile or laugh. ...But no matter what kind of day I've had...This guy has me in a better mood and smiling or even laughing. With all the negativity in the world right now, thanks Jamel for doin watch you do.
❤❤❤
I'm not old but I'm grumpy and I agree
I'm not old but I can be grumpy at times especially with the negativity in our society we have in the world nowadays I don't smile or laugh most of time like I used to be but listening to music always give me a smile onto my face sometimes :)
This. Just realizing that there's a real, open, ready to try great music young man out there truly helps me. and great sense of humor and i know the music is always
top notch
Live your life that runs out so fast. Please live! Enjoy every moment in armony with yourself and who you love. Perhaps love is the only way in which life will seem not too fast. I wish all the best.
Breakfast in America is one of those rare albums where seemingly every song is a hit.
It's just a damn good album. I love every track. "Just Another Nervous Wreck" is my favorite, but dammit, every song on it deserves a listen or twenty. They hit the nail on the head and put the hammer straight through the wood.
@@josephschultz3301 I cannot say which is my favorite, because every song I hear off it is my favorite, until the next song.
Check out steely dans aja. He went over it and it's amazing.
@@private151 for sure! I still have my LP i bought the day it was released. Its rare as well !
@@josephschultz3301 agree with every word, cheers.🏴
The sax is my fave with SuperTramp. It's amazing!
"Breakfast In America" was one of the most well-produced albums of all time. Such good balance, mixing...the whole package.
Absolutely, I mentioned that on another site,and remembering how xxxcelent it used to sound on my car stereo in high school!
It's a very good album by their very high standards, but I must differ. Crime of the Century had more depth.
Yep.Exceptional mixing and mastering...GREAT DYNAMICS and Range in the recording. Still stands the test of time...no problem.
All of Supertramp’s albums were well produced and balanced but I have to agree, this was a production for the ages no doubt!
As well produced as it is, it's not their best album though. Crime and Quietest Moments are their best.....BIA is good but not a patch on the two aforementioned albums. I would add that the Brother Where You Bound album is actually, IMO, their best produced album. Superb SQ!
The ending of this song is epic.
There needs to be a serious documentary about Supertramp.
The best I found, it is like a 20 min interview and then a concert
th-cam.com/video/3nRDbi7D2rk/w-d-xo.html
They're a great band with a unique sound
Best gig I’ve ever been to, and I’ve been to a lot.. I still get chills thinking about it
@@TellaSignTV Never saw them but wished I did. Bet they were amazing
I'd like to open a discussion as to why Supertramp, Foreigner, Styx and Bad Company are not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
This song aged very well. It's gotten better as the years have gone by.
I feel so lucky to have grown up during the times of the best music ever created.
Agree, Are generation had the best music ever....Baby Boomer?
So, so true! I’m with you 1000%!!😊😊😉
I’m 62, 63 at end of year!
@@susanfontaine5214 I am the front of 60....
@@susanfontaine5214 54. I was a concert junkie starting with AC/DC Back in Black Tour. I have seen most of the bands he reacts to in concert.
The ending is absolutely killer. Great vibes. Another great band of the 70’s era.
Check out "Bloody Well RIght" by Supertramp. It's their most "TASTY" song.
especially the live in paris version, it's a KILLER
He should also check out Fools Overture
Have you been listening to Alex and Andy
Even us country boy stoners were digging it.
RAY, you are Bloody well Right! Lol
Always think of my brother when I hear Supertramp. He used to play this song and emphasize "Goodbye Mary" when he wanted to get me out of his room. Fooled him because I used to sit outside his door and enjoy this song, and the others. 😁
Some they will and some they won’t... and some it’s just as well. That line always cracked me up! 😂 Again, Supertramp is one of, if not the most, underrated bands of the 70’s
Maureen B Nah they were massive
Kristina Winter To the most musically savvy of us, yes
One of the best lines ever written 🤣🤣 And yeah, Supertramp was huge here in Canada!
Ah, Supertramp, j'adore. Ça me rappelle ma jeunesse. Je les ai vus en concert. C'était génial.
This song goes in crescendo. The more it advances,the more it becomes intense. What a pleasure to listen to.
"Some they do and some they don't,
And some you just can't tell.
Some they will and some they won't,
And some it's just as well." - best lyric ever!!!!
"What a helluva outro!" outstanding guitar solo from Roger Hodgson. I love it.
Great jam 👍 ✌🏼🎶🍺🕶️😐🌻🍺🥫🇺🇸🌫️😝🎶good by Mary good bye Jane Hope your dreams all come true ✌🏼
I remember getting into Supertramp in 1977, while at school!
I'm still listening, 43 years on!! 😀
"What a hell of an outro"... You said it, man! One of the all-time great outros!
When I think of best outros, this and Journey's "Be Good to Yourself" are the first two that always pop in my head. Just pure perfection!
I love the end instrumental.
@@DivaInTheWoods Same band, but I'd go with Stone in Love's outtro, just hits you right in the soul.
I feel lucky to have grown up with such great music...kinda feel sorry for those who didn’t.
jeannie jane I agree. I was 16 when this came out and my girlfriend and I listened to this album endlessly, plus all the other great music of the time.
Fortunately, with TH-cam, that great music can be shared.
i always say the same thing But now we are fucked..real talk
Man, this album was HUGE.... Junior year of high school. The only thing I miss about the 70s was the music.
My Junior year of high school too; agree with your sentiments.
Same here my Junior year in school.
Always thought this was band was underrated. Lot of good songs on this album.
The 1900's was an ancient and irreplaceable time that can't be replaced
21st century has nothing on it in comparison
Your face when he hits the high note is like a kid opening a present on Christmas and being happily surprised. And then the way you just start groovin' to it... I LOVE watching your reactions. Pure joy!!! 💙💙💙💙💙
"Give A Little Bit" is definitely worth checking out, just saying
P.S: Absolutely LOVE the Beatles shirt! Keep rockin' on, brother✌✌
My favourite acoustic guitar song
Eben Guyette one of my favorite tunes by Supertramp!
@Arzola not sure. Everyone i know, knows Supertramp. But I was about 16 when Supertramp were at their peak.
Especially done Acoustically. Outstanding song.
Also The Logical Song.
Kate Murtagh..."Libby the Waitress" on the cover. Recently passed away. RIP
"Libby" also had a small role in a 70s B movie called The Car". The things I learn by watching Svengoolie.
Didn't realize what the song was about when I first heard it when I was 13, was too taken in by the outro! Recorded it on cassette tape and kept rewinding and listening to the outro over and over.
This song is about saying goodbye to his affair with weed. Time to move on!
Oh wow, yes. Goodbye Mary, Goodbye Jane, duh, where have I been?
God, can't believe I never made the connection...
Really? Well if true, I was *this* many days old when I learned that. It's literally been decades since I first heard this song, and I had no idea. 😄
@@aerynsunx I spoke to my sister about it right after I read this comment, haha. She says she's read something about it being a coincidence, but eh... They were doing other stuff back then!
How am I almost 51 & just learned of this 😱😱😱
My new game is guessing when you'll recognize the song.
PrestigeWorldwide I love the look on Jamels face when the light goes on.
PrestigeWorldwide Great game lol! I also think you have a great name!
@@willmoney34 The First Word in Entertainment.
You gotta do Supertramp's "Bloody Well Right", PLEASE! You're gonna love it.
Quite right!!!
Yes!
Definitely
Laaaaammmmeeeeeee
Jamal, you listening to Goodbye Stranger with a Let It Be shirt on.... Makes everything ok in the world!!! Thank you man
The guitar bit at the end kicks ass.
Yes! I love it.
The guitar at the end reminds me of driving fast on a road or highway
Oh yeah! Best part!
Classic riff from a classic band
Two more Supertramp songs with long guitar solo/outros: " Lover Boy, and " Waiting So Long. All written by Rick Davies, who, ironically, DOESN'T play guitar
I truely truely enjoy your reactions. I was like "wait till the chorus kicks in" 😀
Dude, Supertramp is very easily one of my favorite bands, and I'm only 31 years old. My dad had _Breakfast in America_ and I used to listen to the entire album on repeat. Not a single track on that album can be skipped; every damn song is great.
I agree… I’ll be 34 this year, and I remember listening to this entire album with my dad. I love Supertramp
33 here, so we're about the same age. I remember digging through my dad's records and having no idea what I was looking at or for. Probably just picked the album cover and tossed it on the record player. Breakfast in America was one I also had on repeat. This one and anything by CSNY (or CSN, or CN, or S or Y alone or, etc, you know).
Roger Hudson eletric guittar..amazing!
breakfast in America won the 1980 grammy for best recording package. so they loved the look of the album art too. this is one of my favorite albums start to finish, it's a winner.
This song is what made the name "Super Tramp" make sense
Their best album for sure. I was in basic training in the Army whenever was big. Every song was a hit.
I grew up in the 70’s and I thank the creator for dropping me off there for this education I now have.
I grew up in Wisconsin with Supertramp in constant rotation on the radio waves. This will always be classic rock in my book.
One of the greatest guitar outros ever put to record
Always appreciate Jamel and his positive, upbeat outlook!!!!!
Im glad you did this one,was just listening to breakfast in America
Great Album. Still have it on vinyl. Love it.
Hey, don't you look at my girlfriend...
Mike K She’s the only one I got!
@@Lisa-pb3qp not much of a girlfriend...
James Morgan Now I remember...I never seem to get a lot! 😯😄
Supertramp was always a group I listened to, but never paid much attention. Thanks to you, I listened with the lyrics in front of me & appreciate them so much more all these years later. Great band! Thanks!
Actually Supertramp is one of the rare groups that have many albums where every song could be a hit.
Absolutely love SuperTramp. Such fond memories of growing up dancing with my Dad in the living room while their music played.
If you haven't done it yet check out Spirit in the Sky - by Norman Greenbaum
One of the best riffs ever made, and also the ultimate one hit wonder.
I 2nd this one...my mom always liked that song and wanted it played at her funeral. It was a sweet moment as we laid that needle down and it jammed.
But do you remember the cover by Doctor and the Medics? lol
Just heard it this afternoon on Sirius XM - great groove - agree
Also - need to check out Fire - Crazy World of Arthur Brown ( 1968 ). Was shocking at the time and it’s a super cool one hit wonder. Was #1 in the U.K. and Canada , reached #2 in America ( Hey Jude held #1 ).
Kentucky Headhunters covered Spirit In The Sky . Worth a watch .
A nice Jewish boy in love with Jesus... :P
An all-time favorite! Crazy about it!!! Glad you enjoyed it.
There is no mood that I can experience that can't be improved somehow by hearing the guitar solo at the end of this song.
Supertramp is one of the greatest musical acts of all time. Congrats finding them, that must be intense.
This reminds me of a road trip from Chicago to L.A. three of us, women, in our early 20’s in 1979 and we played this album the whole way. Never got tired of it!
Dynamic tune. So many layers of sound. Love the harmonizing. Terrific production.
"Goodbye Mary, Goodbye Jane"......... Mary Jane... he quit smoking weed man....lol
So your saying this is a sad song. Lol
@@LambentLark LOl, I'm sad just talking about it.....
@@LambentLark until he gets through the withdrawal anyway.
timmmahhhh What withdrawal? I quit smoking one day cold turkey after smoking practically daily for like 10 years. No problems whatsoever. Everything I felt was positive. Then again, I was having sex a few times a day during that time so that eased it.
I never knew that.
I spent 5 weeks touring Germany with a high school group in 1979, with this tape on repeat in our bus. Became the soundtrack of our trip and to this day I’m immediately transported back whenever I hear it.
One of the great guitar solo outros up there with The End and Starship Trooper.
Love the shirt Jamel! Nice reaction!
This song is incredible. And the guitar solo is one of the best you can listen to.
What I love about Supertramp is they had two singers with equal talent and both have major hits! love this band!
And I will go on shining
Shining like brand new
I'll never look behind me
My troubles will be few
I like that. 💜👍
After 40-something years it just occurred to me that the waitress holding up the tray with orange juice and the menu resembles the Statue of Liberty! Breakfast in America?
But did you notice also that the skyscrapers are mugs, butter packets and eggs? And the docks are knives and forks?
Also 11 above the towers,the juice is fire.Think the inside of the album you get 9.11
@@ashyclaret Please stop spreading this stupid conspiracy theory. "They" did *not* plant hints of the 9/11 attacks in the cover art of an album from 1979. Where the hell do people get these crazy ideas?
You just noticed that? Man, I realized it about a week after I bought the LP! :-)
Better late than never, I guess...😬
It is great to see your younger generation groove to great music 🎶. The 🎹 work is making me happy 😁 I am 53.
Dreamer was also excellent. Thank you again for lighting an old memory up. The smells the feelings and that sadness of a time passed and still remembered.
Your positivity and joy are infectious. Thanks.
The amount of changes within this song only shows the musical geniuses they are
Supertramp was such a great group and I loved thier sound . These songs filled the air on radios
This is a special song for me, the memory of a long lost friend. Love the line, "sweet devotion is not for me, just give me motion, set me free". I like that when you pause, you go back a little. Thanks for that! Watching your videos is a not so guilty pleasure
I got to see Supertramp in concert twice in Miami, and both shows were awesome. Great talent.
I love that look of borderline childhood wonder you get when you recognize a song from somewhere. It's so genuine.
I had Breakfast in America on 8-Track back in the early 80's when I was in my twenties. I'm now 61 and still remember the lyrics to all the songs on that album. You never forget the important things do you. 🎸
Goodbye Mary
Goodbye Jane
Will we ever meet again?
We all hope the answer to that is yes
🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
I did what I had to do to never meet them. I don't regret that.
I know too many people who met them and are complete losers from the experience and too wasted to know it. No thank you.
RacingGuy61 and I know people who met them and are successful and fulfilled and all that. What’s your point? Also I feel that we have a very different definition of what a loser is, but whatever
We have a date tonight! I'm going to get lucky.
Listening to supertramp is one thing there great but to see them in concert is totally another experience. One of the best concerts ive ever been to. I was a teenager in the mid 70s ive been and seen many many great bands. There amongst the best in concert ive ever seen.
The entire album is astounding. Totally love them. Breakfast in America is the song that is illustrated on the album cover.
As far as I can remember, this has ALWAYS been my all time FAVORITE SONG!!!!!
Fool's Overture is their most epic song and reactions to Supertramp can't be complete without it. :D Peace and love brother.
Love what you do. Please keep being you. We need you in this time. Love you my Brother.
Loved this song since I was a child of the 70s. In the 70s Mary Jane was a slang term for Dope. Maybe it still is...don't know. I've always wondered if goodbye Mary goodbye Jane was saying goodbye to Marijuana. Has anyone else ever thought this.
That’s deep. Multiple meanings to the phrase “hit it and quit it” in this song.
It's my understanding that this song was about the band's choice to quit using marijuana.
Good bye Mary Good bye Jane could be , good bye to Mary mother of Jesus (Jane). He does say “ because say the devil is my savior...4:29
My all time favorite Supertramp song, hands down! Got this LP for my 16th birthday and literally wore it out! Soooooo good!
They definitely know how to craft a song. Time after time they amaze!
The sound of my childhood was this group. Thank you, sir!
School its another greatest songs ever do it pls
Supertramp NEVER gets it wrong!
A song about quitting smoking pot. Racy for the time.
Probably a sign of angst when they did "Bloody Well Right".
Goodbye Mary, Goodbye Jane.
Gives it away if you are adept to it.
Times are changing on that front
Do you know the history how they formed. A millionaire Dutch man paid to have the band formed.
Right. Not too many people know that it's about that.
@@steveburns9870 I read that in a Michael Caine voice. Or is that a whoosh?
Breakfast In America is one of the best classic albums of the 70s. Supertramp is its own genre.🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎶🎶🎶🎶👍👍
I love the hits from supertramp I remember when I was a kid in Mexico n had no idea of what they sayin at that time now I live in texas n I kind of understand everything
Brings back memories... riding on a school bus, coming back from some field trip somewhere. LIstening to this on my Walkman... headphones on, staring out the windows as the Chicago skyline whisked by....
Everyone I've shown this song to likes it. It's a classic for me.
What a combination of super talented musicians, production and engineering . It’s gold on headphones isn’t it ?
Love the whole song but that end part is a total eargasm. Interesting sidenotes, the cover of the album is from the view out of an airplane window. If you hold the album cover up to a mirror you'll see the U And P above the Twin Towers looks just like 911, a bizarre coincidence.
My favorite Supertramp song of all!
Supertramp is one of those amazing bands that made all these incredible songs that still stand strong today.
Their music doesnt age, it was great then and its still great now.
Thnx for the upload Jamel :D
I grew up with this music. I’m so glad you appreciate it! Brings back memories...
I can’t hear this song anymore without hearing Michael from the office singing goodbye Toby
I was just about to say the same thing!
Toby's going away.
I always felt like Steve Carell was trying so hard not to laugh during that part 😂
awful !
Supertramp is one of the most unique rock bands of all time. I love them, I love that my parents raised me listening to them. One of the all time best and will never be replicated
“Hide in your shell “. Is an absolute masterpiece. React for me my friend
I second that. Up there with some of the best songs ever written.
The whole album is a masterpiece
Love hide in your shell.
Love when you enjoy songs I’ve listened to for decades!!!! 👵🏻💜👵🏻💜👵🏻💜👵🏻💜👵🏻💜👵🏻💜👵🏻💜
There are two song writing geniuses in that band and each has his own distinct sound. It's what made Supertramp so great. When they separated and Roger released. In the eye of the storm and Rick went on to release Brother where you bound with Supertramp the two different sounds where very noticeable but both brilliant.
Such a unique band. No one else sounded like them. Not a single cliched chord progression or lyric in their songs. Fresh as a squeezed lemon! 😎
Some of other songs with catchy tunes
Sanford Townsend band - Smoke From a Distant Fire
Looking Glass - Brandy You're a Fine Girl
Steven Stills - Love the One You're With
Smoke from a Distant Fire for sure! 👏👏👏
How long- Ace
Upvote for Stills!
Great picks 👍
Oooo BRANDY ..... A MOST EXCELLENT STORY TELLING SONG.
WOW! Friggin EPIC performances from all!
Ironically, Rick Davies (who wrote this song) has been married to the same woman since 1977.
‘So many great sounds…’ Supertramp were masters of fills, counter melody, & musical under currents. Just a musical feast of sound & stellar song structure.
This is the song I always missed on my dad's name that tune game we played every time the radio was on.