I saw Poco play in a bar called the "Pines Club" in Anchorage Alaska in 1985. I was 27 and had never heard of them and was having steak and eggs at a table a few feet away from the little stage when they started playing - man so good! I listened to them until about 3 in the morning when they called it a nigght. When they first walked up on the stage I thought "man some old guys still playing" but now I realize they were in thier 40s and quite young as far as things go. A great memory to have!!
Oh man I remember this awesome tune from mid 70’s. It was just one of those songs when ya first hear it, it just latches onto you and NEVER leaves you. Thanks Poco for some of the greatest tunes EVER recorded.
Timothy B Schmidt and Randy Meisner are/were the backbone of both groups Poco and Eagles. Both should have had more recognition they deserved. Both beautiful voices. Love and peace to both of them. ❤
While they had some pretty big hits like "Crazy Love" and "Heart of the Night", and are considered one of the founders of the Southern California country rock sound that the Eagles played off of, they have not even been nominated (let alone elected) to the R&R HOF. That, to me, is being underrated.@@kevinjoseph517
This came out when I was a senior in high school in Tennessee. Man, did we ever listen to Poco a LOT, and I particularly loved this song. Hadn't heard it in years and I still love it. So much great music from that time didn't make it into the "canon" of classic rock, but if you flipped through a box of our albums and looked for the worn ones, this is one of them.
I had the opportunity to meet the later lineup: Rusty, Paul, Jack, George Lawrence. They were all so nice, and their voices up close (very small venue) were amazing. I was devastated when my husband told me about Rusty. He was so talented, underrated. We also at different shows met Richie and Jim Messina.
Una joya del country. Una canción espléndida, para la eternidad. Me gusta la banda, pero reconozco que siento debilidad por Timothy Schmit, que me parece un músico enorme, con muchísimo talento, un cantante que transmite mucha emoción y que, intuyo, es una excelente persona. Tiene toda mi admiración. Por siempre.
I Never knew that Timothy B Schmit was from Sacramento until I moved here and met him at a record signing party at Tower records. Besides Poco and the Eagles . Timmy as some of the local older musicians like to refer to him also played in the Coral Reefer Band alongside The Late Great "Jimmy Buffett".
The band surely thought, when they recorded this incredible song, that it was destined for greatness. Number one on the charts. A Grammy. How disappointing that instead it became a cult favorite for people who love real music.
During the time this was happening a lot of top notch musicians were living here in Colorado; Steven Stills, Joe Walsh, Dan Fogelberg, Carl WilsonOften in or in the mountains above Boulder. Often near Nederland where the Caribou recording studio was then. It had an effect on them. Colorado will do that.
I found TIMOTHY sexy, very talented guy, his voice is really angelic, i just knew this man this late in his career. My heart jumped out while listening watching him perform . Love this guy really.
What a beautiful song. "Rose of Cimarron" was the 1st song of Poco's that I ever really listened to. Before that I had dismissed them as The Eagles "farm team"...I was wrong. Way wrong.
Just discovered this song and I love the harmony! It's a great song. I'm sorry I never heard it before because it is a beautiful song!! I love Timothy's high voice at the end!!! I heard the song on Pandora the other day and fell in love with it. I saw Poco in 1979 and fell in love with this band. MOST UNDERRATED BAND!! RIP RUSTY AND PAUL!!!!! ❤❤❤
I generally like the earlier iterations of Poco the best, esp. the classic "A Good Feelin' to Know" album. However, there is just something about this song that is wonderful and I love how it just flows along. Thank you for posting this.
I like 'try and love again', when Timothy B. Schmidt sings solo!!!!! He is the only Poco then Eagle's that can have that incredible range of pipes...full of humility!
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Poco - the innovators of Country Rock music along with Gram Parsons and the Byrds. Poco fed the Eagles their music, 2 bass players and a guitarist/violinist. Ironic but I discovered Poco in 1973 with Crazy Eyes LP, because of the Eagles' "Peaceful Easy Feeling" in 1972.
Maggie, I was looking at my vinyl copy this morning. So long having it,1976 and back then even as import from West Germany it cost AUD 7.99 in the Land Downunder!!!
Paul Cotton is the man. It's about time these lads got their differences to one side and tour the UK for one last time. I once talked to a lad who seen them in the 70s and said they were tight. Love em back.
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Randy was the original bass player in Poco. When he left to join Eagles, Timothy replaced him in Poco. When Randy quit Eagles, Timothy B. replaced him. Then, a few years later, Randy rejoined Poco, for a while at least.
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I saw Poco play in a bar called the "Pines Club" in Anchorage Alaska in 1985. I was 27 and had never heard of them and was having steak and eggs at a table a few feet away from the little stage when they started playing - man so good! I listened to them until about 3 in the morning when they called it a nigght. When they first walked up on the stage I thought "man some old guys still playing" but now I realize they were in thier 40s and quite young as far as things go. A great memory to have!!
Back in 1985, you should have already known that Timothy B Schmidt had already been with THE EAGLES.
Timothy B was always just in it for the music,a shy beautiful talent and.hasnt changed,My number one song of all time,thank you
for a Paul Cotton song
Love to know how u know so much about him???
Fabulosos poco se merecian mas reconocimiento a la altura de los eagles
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It was written by Rusty Young.
Same here
Oh man I remember this awesome tune from mid 70’s. It was just one of those songs when ya first hear it, it just latches onto you and NEVER leaves you. Thanks Poco for some of the greatest tunes EVER recorded.
Love me some Paul and Timothy harmonizing. RIP Paul and Rusty. Best band ever. Still listening all these years later.
Timothy is so great 😂🎉❤
Don't forget George on the high harmony, he and Timothy together sound like a church choir.
I was eighteen! I loved this song so much ! Now I am 66
Me, too !!
Me too.... Just graduated high school.... so young!!
Oh the greatness of Paul Cotton!! RIP Paul. You are sorely missed.
RIP Rusty and Paul. Never forget you guys.
Also RIP George. Grantham on drums.
Loved them all!!!
When did Rusty pass away??
@@billadams3469He isn’t dead. Where did you hear that?
Just a classic song with great great vocals and harmonies. One of my favorites. RIP Rusty- you'll be remembered fondly. Thank you
This is a great version. But get the studio recording and some headphones, sit back and just completely leave the world for a few moments
Rose of cimarron one of the better album I heard in my life. Country rock pioneers.
Timothy B Schmidt and Randy Meisner are/were the backbone of both groups Poco and Eagles. Both should have had more recognition they deserved. Both beautiful voices. Love and peace to both of them. ❤
Poco - a criminally underrated group. The Eagles before the Eagles. Should have had more success than they had.
Agree
They didnt have hits like eagles did..not saying whats better.
While they had some pretty big hits like "Crazy Love" and "Heart of the Night", and are considered one of the founders of the Southern California country rock sound that the Eagles played off of, they have not even been nominated (let alone elected) to the R&R HOF. That, to me, is being underrated.@@kevinjoseph517
Totally agree! ❤
The Eagles lost their way after Bernie Leadon left.
Pure perfection in music !!! Poco at their very best in 1976 !!!
This is how I remember TBS. So sorry that we lost Rusty Young at the young age of 75 :(
What a great song. Love the melody, lyrics and vibe of the song.
This came out when I was a senior in high school in Tennessee. Man, did we ever listen to Poco a LOT, and I particularly loved this song. Hadn't heard it in years and I still love it. So much great music from that time didn't make it into the "canon" of classic rock, but if you flipped through a box of our albums and looked for the worn ones, this is one of them.
Mate, I was about the same age ( 17 ) downunder when I heard it.
Me too 17 years old in the dusty deserts of the West
SUPERB TALENT !!!!!!!!!!!!
and show cases just how good Paul was on guitar. LOVE IT.
I had the opportunity to meet the later lineup: Rusty, Paul, Jack, George Lawrence. They were all so nice, and their voices up close (very small venue) were amazing. I was devastated when my husband told me about Rusty. He was so talented, underrated. We also at different shows met Richie and Jim Messina.
Timothy B! Such a great voice!
kejola1969 Better than Henley's imo
Rip Paul. Your music has inspired me for years !
Me too. Miss you Paul
I was 18 and in the army when this came out, hearing this takes me straight back there, happy days.
Una joya del country. Una canción espléndida, para la eternidad. Me gusta la banda, pero reconozco que siento debilidad por Timothy Schmit, que me parece un músico enorme, con muchísimo talento, un cantante que transmite mucha emoción y que, intuyo, es una excelente persona. Tiene toda mi admiración. Por siempre.
Timothy B. Schmit.Pride of Sacramento!
I Never knew that Timothy B Schmit was from Sacramento until I moved here and met him at a record signing party at Tower records. Besides Poco and the Eagles . Timmy as some of the local older musicians like to refer to him also played in the Coral Reefer Band alongside The Late Great "Jimmy Buffett".
Some songs old folks like me never forget. This certainly is one. God Bless Rusty and Poco. Thank you. ❤️🙏
Incredible beautiful song. RIP Rusty.
And Paul
What an absolutely beautiful song!
Excelente grupo. Lo sigo desde mi adolescencia. Y Thimoty un genio!! 😘
This is a great song by a great Band I have loved for years 😂❤🎉
It has such good music and singing!
How beautiful voices.Love it.
Saw Poco in 1974 in New Haven. One of my all-time favorite bands.
The band surely thought, when they recorded this incredible song, that it was destined for greatness. Number one on the charts. A Grammy. How disappointing that instead it became a cult favorite for people who love real music.
The most underrated group ever.
Love every song they play.
Wow, I’m slowly discovering songs I never heard before, of course I was only 10 then in 76, loved heart of the night and crazy love
Quality country rock.
Colorado guys! Sounds like I'm riding down a highway in the mountains, listening to good tunes to good scenery.
During the time this was happening a lot of top notch musicians were living here in Colorado; Steven Stills, Joe Walsh, Dan Fogelberg, Carl WilsonOften in or in the mountains above Boulder. Often near Nederland where the Caribou recording studio was then. It had an effect on them. Colorado will do that.
This song should be played more on radio stations
Fabulous song…Mahalo for this…
Poco..."CALL IT LOVE"! Just a MASTERPIECE!!
Nothing To Hide is a beautiful song. the writing, the singing, just perfect
Indeed it is! That song is in my head to this very day. Always will be.
I found TIMOTHY sexy, very talented guy, his voice is really angelic, i just knew this man this late in his career. My heart jumped out while listening watching him perform . Love this guy really.
He was all of 22 then...
@@imho2278 I think he was 29. Born in 1947.
Nice comments 😂
What a beautiful song. "Rose of Cimarron" was the 1st song of Poco's that I ever really listened to. Before that I had dismissed them as The Eagles "farm team"...I was wrong. Way wrong.
Terribly under rated... may they all rest in peace!!!
Just discovered this song and I love the harmony! It's a great song. I'm sorry I never heard it before because it is a beautiful song!! I love Timothy's high voice at the end!!! I heard the song on Pandora the other day and fell in love with it. I saw Poco in 1979 and fell in love with this band. MOST UNDERRATED BAND!! RIP RUSTY AND PAUL!!!!! ❤❤❤
Where are the boy bands today,never in the same field as these,magic from Camelford Cornwall still listening lads.
Really wouldn't call these guys a boy band 😀
Love it ❤
I love this guy. So talented
I generally like the earlier iterations of Poco the best, esp. the classic "A Good Feelin' to Know" album. However, there is just something about this song that is wonderful and I love how it just flows along. Thank you for posting this.
Blessings from Pennsylvania 🎚🎚🎚👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏
Poco. Always been in my top five fav bands.
Very talented lads. Superb song writing.
I like 'try and love again', when Timothy B. Schmidt sings solo!!!!! He is the only Poco then Eagle's that can have that incredible range of pipes...full of humility!
Try and love again was Randy from the Hotel California album before Tim joined the Eagles.
Rest in peace Rusty Young.
And now Paul. I really miss both
@@lastnamefirst4035 wasn't aware Paul Cotton had passed away. Shocked to hear that
The day Rusty died, Poco died.
Great......Superb...... Great
How could I ever forget these guys
Amazing !!!
Los vi de casualidad mirando videos en youtube, No sabia que existía esta banda y me parecen muy buenos músicos, les deseo toda la suerte...24 - 4 - 2019 Bs. As.
Bello video de gran calidad para distinguir mejor a los componentes de este gran grupo; y para deleitarnos con la belleza de esta inolvidable canción.
My fav song of theirs.. RIP.. The song inspired by him it seems..
Love the way the violinist is actually plucking the violin
I love this song.
Very Best of Poco !
RIP Rusty and Paul. Can hear their sound in alot of bands.
Love this band forever and always
Que pocas visitas para una gran canción y un mejor grupo. Paul youre a king
Stephen Malkmus of Pavement and Buffalo Springfield brought me here, to this beauty...!
What an awesome song, I lived in a town called Xenia, only about 10 miles from Richie Furay, wish I could have met him.
Such a great song...and Company's Comin" from the same album..
Great band. Great song.
Loved this band and this song!!!
hermosaa canciòn.. Timothy 😍💋💕💕
Recuerdos de mi juventud un grupo extraordinario poco valorado
Beautiful music. Love it.
Poco - the innovators of Country Rock music along with Gram Parsons and the Byrds. Poco fed the Eagles their music, 2 bass players and a guitarist/violinist. Ironic but I discovered Poco in 1973 with Crazy Eyes LP, because of the Eagles' "Peaceful Easy Feeling" in 1972.
Magnolia is the gem! of that album for me! The mood created along with the gorgeous orchestration and steel lap guitar, is ohh so sweet!!!🥰🎶🎵
@@amipro380 even JJ Cale who wrote Magnolia liked Pocos version
Got this album, in Vinyl! Such harmonics. And good guitar playing.
Maggie, I was looking at my vinyl copy this morning. So long having it,1976 and back then even as import from West Germany it cost AUD 7.99 in the Land Downunder!!!
Man, did I love this band.
Paul Cotton is the man.
It's about time these lads got their differences to one side and tour the UK for one last time.
I once talked to a lad who seen them in the 70s and said they were tight.
Love em back.
I saw them twice. Once in the early days with Furray and Messina. Again with Paul Cotton.
Excelente banda.
Superb, what i'd give to have timothy b's talent
When I feel down and lonely this is the song I turn to
Such a great group!
2023 y esta cancion sigue siendo bellisima👍😍
Love the song.
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Mucha nostalgia por allá de los 78, me recuerda a una persona que yá está en cielo 😪
Tears running with this tune !
Poco never got their due. I saw them in May, 1977-at Monroe Community College, Rochester NY.
Just love this song😊
I bet that young bloke will become legend
Such a great song ,just disappointed that it wasn’t live.
This song and Indian summer ❤❤❤
It' s just It!!!!!
Can pick that beautiful eagles harmony a mile off..love love ..
Poco's legend is growing with the death of Randy Meisner and the closer look at the Eagles. A foundation band.
Un himno del country. Aguante el nose dice
el noce de j.c.paz? el que estaba arriba de la pizeria sagitario ?
this was before timothy went to eagles .. and before randy went to poco .. what an exchange of talents
Randy was the original bass player in Poco. When he left to join Eagles, Timothy replaced him in Poco. When Randy quit Eagles, Timothy B. replaced him. Then, a few years later, Randy rejoined Poco, for a while at least.
Awesome Fellas 🙏🏻
Superb.
Only knew the Emmy Lou Harris version with a class act this is!
Forgot about these guys that’s a great number
It is beautiful
Sensacional
Miming, unfortunately, but a tricky song to do live. Not my sort of thing at all, but always loved this piece of class.
wow still a thrill
Great song. Must have done this one when I saw them at SUNY Binghamton in '73 or '74.
Actually, no. "Rose" was released in '76. But this is the Poco you saw in '73 or '74, minus Al Garth. And they were great.
@@thatguitarguy5856 Thank you for correcting me on this!
@@multicaruana You're very welcome. Great guys, great band.
Un tema clásico para bailar americano en Elsieland Club..🎼🎶🎵💃🕺👍