SEALS & CROFT - SUMMER BREEZE | REACTION
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They have such a great sound. "Hummingbird" seems the natural next, then "We May Never Pass This Way Again" and " Diamond Girl," some of their most popular. For something a little different and fun, try "Dust on My Saddle."
Love that song Hummingbird, just pure harmony.
We May Never Pass With Way Again , Diamond Girl are great songs by this group.
I'll Play for You is a hidden gem.
Their best!!
You’re the love is also one of my favorites!😎🤙🏼
Yessss “Diamond Girl”.
💎 👧🏻🌞
Yessir glad you enjoyed this next on deck by them should be “Get Closer” “we may never pass this way again and my favorite by them “Diamond girl” now sit back and enjoy!!! Thank you and be well
"Diamond Girl" "Hummingbird" "We May Never Pass this way Agian" "Get Closer"
oh yeah....."Hummingbird"
yep
Definitely Get Closer. Check out the version on the Traces Album.
Gordon Lightfoot - SUNDOWN, CAREFREE HIGHWAY, IF YOU COULD READ MY MIND... Carly Simon - THAT'S THE WAY I'VE ALWAYS HEARD IT SHOULD BE, ANTICIPATION, YOU'RE SO VEIN.... Carole King - JAZZ MAN, SO FAR AWAY, IT'S TOO LATE.... Joni Mitchell - HELP ME, WOODSTOCK, FREE MAN IN PARIS....
all fabulous !
YES!! Those are all FABULOUS!
Fire Fall , Just Remember I Love You , is another great song to react to from the 70's era.
Yes!!!!
"Hummingbird" Is another great "Seal & Croft" song it has the same upbeat spirit, with the most beautiful intro & outro. I think it may become your number one favorite song. ☮Peace☮
Yes finally someone else who absolutely loves that song as well and understands it is complete heaven so beautiful I hope he does a reaction on that song!!!!!!
Soft Rock Lives! The chest is open. Simon and Garfunkel, Dan Fogelberg, Cat Stevens, Harry Chapin. Singer songwriting at its best. Dive in and enjoy the swim!
"Diamond Girl","We may never pass this way again",
"Get Closer","I'll play for you",
Wildflower by Skylark is a great easy listening song you will like.
YES!
Yes that is another one of my favorites
Too right! We should all ask ourselves how a genre can be so popular if it all sucks! Great song and reaction btw! The Isley Brothers also did a great cover of Summer Breeze! How about reacting to Diamond Girl by Seals and Crofts or How Long (Has This Been Going On) by Ace!
YESSS Isley brothers did a absolutely fantastic cover to Summer Breeze, it's well worth listening to , please 🙏🙏🔥
I just loved Seals and Crofts. Such a mellow vibe. It’s a balm to my soul.
Great song, i prob haven't heard it in like 20 years lol.. only other song from them that comes to mind is "Diamond Girl" they had a nice groove like you said but they really didn't make the phenom category for whatever reason, maybe it was just because the competition of the time was so stacked with talent..
This was Seals & Croft's first top 40 hit in the USA. A special song at the time. Played for many, many years as an oldie. Another hit by them is called Hummingbird.
John Lennon - Woman - Just like starting over - Watching the wheels
Ringo Star - Photograph - It don't come easy - your sixteen
Paul McCartney and the Wings - Band on the Run - Uncle Albert - Live and let Die
George Harrison - What is Life - All those years ago - My Sweet Lord
Hummingbird! Is a little different from them!
Seals & Crofts are Simon & Garfunkel harmonizing level.
England Dan and John Ford Coley.
"Summer Breeze "by Seals and Crofts is so beautiful.
The Isley Brothers covered this tune and made it so soulful.They did a great job.
I was ten in 1972 when this song came out, unlike myself, this song hasn't aged at all, it is timeless, it gets better with age. New subscriber, saw this video and it was an instant subscription. Jason Mraz does a very respectable cover of this song as well, which is tricky when you try to add something or change something about an already perfect song.
Love you, love your take on stuff, now I'm off to see every single one of your other videos. Do you do movie reactions as well? Hope so!
5 Stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐.
"Diamond Girl" is an excellent song by them.
Diamond girl will be the next one on your playlist.100%
Ahhh this takes me back to my youth - nostalgia is deep with this one...
We May Never Pass With Way Again. Great tune.
Love your call sign! lol
Chod, if this is your sound you're lookin' for you may want to add some David Gates/Bread ("Diary" or "If") to that playlist ;) . Not sure if you've checked out The Association ("Cherish" or "Never My Love") yet, they'd also probably fit. England Dan and John Ford Coley ("Diamond Girl" or "I'd Really Love to See You Tonight"), Gordon Lightfoot (If You Could Read My Mind"), Trapeze ("Coast to Coast"), Michael Martin Murphy ('Wildfire"), Looking Glass ("Brandy") all have pretty much a similar laid-back feel.
This is such a lazy, thinking about better days song for so many of us. Chod, could you please put in your line-up Tedeschi, Trucks band (MIDNIGHT IN HARLEM LIVE)
great female singer, husband the great Derek Trucks from Allman Brothers, ORGAN, back -up singers, and a very diverse music group, and you can see them in concert now.
England Dan and John Ford Coley, "I'd Really Love To See You Tonight", "We'll Never Have to Say Goodbye Again", "Nights Are forever Without You", and "Sad To Belong".
And a couple of fun 70s soft rock bands, that both had a few hits, that no one seems to do reactions to are-
Pablo Cruise (Whatcha Gonna Do?, A Place In The Sun, Love Will Find a Way, I Go To Rio)
Firefall (You Are The Woman, Cinderella, Just Remember I Love You, Strange Way, Headed For A Fall)
This is a great list. Co-sign! 👍🏻
England Dan was the brother of Seals.
England Dan and John Ford coley!
Their songs are some of the best !
Life was so sweet and simple for most people back then
This was the best time to be alive!
"Diamond Girl" drips with with early-70s dankness.
dankness ???????????????
Here's some in that same feel good vibe....
Shower The People - James Taylor
Escape - Rupert Holmes
Lady - Little River Band
Afternoon Delight - Starland Vocal Band
Silly Love Songs - Paul McCartney
A perfect summertime song.
I'm a 60 year old ProgRock Freak but I really enjoy this genre of music many call softrock, I prefer country,folk PopRock.
Examples: The Byrds, Buffalo Springfield, America, Bread, CSNY, The Band, Cat Stevens, Loggins and Messina.
Yess Seals and Crofts😃.. East of Ginger Trees; Ruby Jean and Billie Lee; I'll Play for You; My Fair Share; Get Closer... try check these out🤗👍...there is that group CASCADES you might want put them next in line.. start with their Rhythm of the Rain😇
Excellent choice. Probably their best but I personally like"Diamond Girl" even better.! There is similar vibe group called England Dan and John Ford Coley "I'd really love to See You Tonight." 'England Dan' is Dan Crofts - brother of James Crofts! Also group 'Bread': "If", "Baby I'm-a Want You", "Guitar Man"
Still in the 70s? How about Jefferson Starship- Count on Me, Find Your Way Back, Runaway, Miracles, and Jane are great tunes from this underrated band.
You would also love to check out the following :
Chicago - Saturday in the Park
Lighthouse - Sunny Days
Leo Sayer - When I need you
Raspberries - Go all the Way
🕶️ EXCELLENT Reaction my Brother👊 Just sit on a beautiful Cali beach and listen to the waves 🌊 crash and watch the sunset 🌅
LOve them! If you want to hear something really cool, then listen to "White Bird" by It's A BEautiful Day So cool and so 60's..Its an easy listening, unique song. VEry soothing. The album is a blue sky background with a woman in a dress holding her hat
Bread (the group) provides serious vibes.
Hi Chod, love your channel, this was an awesome song, could I please make a suggestion... I don't think you have to go into the same shpeal every time talking about your drumming, and jazz and all the stuff you that you keep repeating on every one of your videos, we get it, just greet everyone and get into your video and reaction, your videos will flow much better, rather than the same old stories again, and again...... And ..... Wait for it..... Again.
You should check out "Hummingbird" , which s another great song of theirs.
Omg yes I really hope he will look up and do a reaction on Hummingbird audio version actually from the same album as this Summer Breeze album Track 1
One of my favorite groups since around 40 years ago! Glad you enjoyed them. "We May Never Pass This Way Again" is also terrific.
Love how much you appreciate this era. This is from before I was old enough to have any sort of opinion on music. But, I grew up working in a restaurant that played the local "oldies" station in the mid to late 80's. This is the music of my childhood!
To understand this song, you have to know how amazing jasmine is to smell. It’s one of the most fragrant, heavenly scents and really strong. This song is like summer in a jar! “Diamond Girl” is another good one.
Yacht Rock 1st ballot hall of fame here... classic.
If you want soothing, listen to a whole Cat Stevens album - I suggest "Tea for the Tillerman" album.
Two winners: King of Nothing and We May Never Pass This Way Again.
Dude, The Moody Blues.
Ain’t even started and I KNOW he’s gonna love it. ❤️
Type O Negative did a very different sounding, but also very beautiful cover of this classic !!
Hummingbird is better...somehow
hummingbird
great song by them
Studio before live version is the best way to go. Perfect example of why is Led Zeppelin, while their live performances are indeed amazing they were notorious for taking artistic liberties during live performances so a first listen is best done to studio first. Great classic here though.
Diamond Girl!
1970's Am radio staple. Iconic harmonies
This brings back memories early 70's I brought a couple of Seals and Croft records, I found in the second-hand record store, not knowing what they would sound like, (used to love blind buying records) I haven't heard this for many years, Windflowers is another song of theirs I remember from the mists of time, yes definitely a summer song. The Isley Brothers cover is totally excellent too!
I bought this album when I was in high school. I remember listening to it back in my parents' room on their big old-fashioned console stereo.
I love that toy piano sound they use so beautifully in this song.
My first concert ever was these guys.
Hummingbird please.
Try England Dan and John Ford Coley. One of them was brothers with a Seals and Croft guy. It’s been awhile.
It was England Dan. Dan Seals had several hits in the 80s in country music including a duet with Marie Osmond titled "Meet Me In Montana".
DIAMOND GIRL!!! DIAMOND GIRL!!! DIAMOND GIRL!!! Don't make go over your head to your dad!
Such an iconic summer playlist song! It was played continuously on radio stations across the country in the 70's. And I've always thought the song captures and encapsulates the innocents and simple life of the time period that began to erode in the 80's. Whenever I want to reminisce upon my childhood growing up in the 70's all I have to do is put this song on.
Absolutely! I can remember riding my bike as a kid in the 70's with a little battery-operated AM radio strapped to the handle bar and this song playing with the warm summer breeze blowing through my hair. 🚲📻🌞
This was a prime era for harmonizing male duos - Seals and Crofts, Simon and Garfunkel, Chad and Jeremy, Peter and Gordon, Loggins and Messina,
England Dan and John Ford Coley. Try them all when you find the time - always smooth and soothing.
Got to see them in concert at King's Dominion in Virginia back when I was a sprout. Such wonderful harmonies.
Also, how many other groups would have the nerve to use an actual child's toy piano in their song?
From the good ol' days of Pop when actual SONGWRITING & MUSICIANSHIP mattered folks!
One of my favorite songs. "Get Closer" is another one.
Incredible 70s production here.
Try the song BAKER STREET From the 70s ,,
Hey! Love your reaction. Next MUST be Hummingbird. It's so beautiful.
What Up WB, they have quite a few hits, dude, check out Pure Prairie League, that's my vibe, check out ANGEL, BOULDER SKIES.
if you're looking for vibe music...check out Pure prairie League's song AMY.
Just some more 70'S Grooves SEALS, & CROFT, "SUMMER BREEZE"... THEY POUNDED OUT SEVERAL HITS ANOTHER GREAT DUET...."HUMMING BIRD DON'T FLY AWAY"
Good memories!!.summer released August 1972 .....I was 14 bike ride whit my small radio transistor hot summer day 1973 at Montréal,Canada.
Can you react to Goodbye Stranger by Supertramp official music Vedic,thank you.
One of my favorite bands. Hummingbird is another classic you’ll
love. Guitar and mandolin.
If you're traveling on this track....shuffle on into 'Diamond Girl' 'We May Never Pass This Way Again' 'Hummingbird' and 'Get Closer' as well.....Thanks for your hard work on the fab content, dig your style, peace brother.
70's playlist is vast.. filled with these tunes.. "Pretty Lady" Lighthouse.. "Lovin you aint Easy" and "What the Hell I Got" both by Pagliaro..
Jim&Jean
Crucifixion..written by Phil Ochs, but this version is..special
Seals and Croft "hummingbird" evokes similar emotion
We May Never Pass This Way Again was my high school graduation song. Great song. Great group.
These 2 guys can really sing and harmonize. Summer Breeze came out in 1972 and did well on Billboards Chart reaching No.6 in 2013, it was ranked No. 13 in Rolling Stone's " BEST SUMMER SONGS OF ALL TIME. Other songs by Seals and Crofts worth a listen are HUMMING BIRD, WE MAY NEVER PASS THIS WAY and DIAMONG GIRL.
Your 'Vibe' list reminds me of my Moody Blue, home grown and Frisbee in the park music. Picture being 19 in 1978 with friends flipping a Frisbee in the park and a magnum of an effervescent blueberry wine called Moody Blue in 'Solo' cups. June, sunshine, in shorts, barefoot in the park by the Columbia River in Trail, British Columbia (Canada). Oh yeah... Takes me back! Thanks! :)(:
"I'll Play for You"; "We may never pass this way again" & my favortie "Irish Linen" ...check them out!
Hello..My first time on you're network listening to a catchy melody by Seals & Croft, but tinged with sadness because i've read that Jim Seals has passed away, They were in the same bracket as England Dan & John Ford Coley but didn't chart here in the UK, In the mid 70s the then BBC Radio 1 breakfast show host Noel Edmonds tried to champion them to the listeners always playing Summer Breeze, I'll Play For You & Closer to You...R I P Mr Seals thanks for the melodies
I'm so glad you discovered these guys! I inherited this album from my older sister and wore it OUT back in the day. I recommend "Hummingbird," "Advance Guards," and "The Boy Down the Road" from the same album-or anything from the "Diamond Girl" album.
Oh god, haven't heard this for years, too many people only relate this with the Isley Brothers, while good I still love Seals & Croft, I spent many a Sunday going through my Dad's record collection, using the huge Brass needled Radio Phonograph, this was always on the play list (our playlist was a stack of 10 records on a spline spindle, waiting for the "click, clunck, whirr thunk" of the next 45 dropping onto the steel and felt record deck "hiss crackle"
"SUMMER BREEZE, crackle, MAKES ME FEEL FINE....🎵🎶🎶
An almost forgotten version of this song, overshadowed by the Isley's version, but just lately, has received renewed airplay, in the UK.!
Sure, studio first. Two exceptions where the live version came to the public's attention before the studio version. Bob Seger's "Turn the Page" from his live album from 1976, "Live Bullet", and Peter Frampton's "Show Me the Way" from "Frampton Comes Alive." Both were played extensively on the radio and renewed interest in the studio versions.
You have to do England Dan and Ford Coley “ I really want to see you tonight” it’s the same vibe as this great song!!
Also the 70s R&B group the Main Ingredient did a really great version of Summer Breeze as well please check both of these songs out PLEASE!!!🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
I’m a new subscriber 60 year old black woman who was a music lover from day one...I listened to everything...my era was the 60s and 70s and I always loved jazz as well. As you know jazz is a very complex style of music and i feel jazz musicians are very high level intelligence, I so admire that genre. When I was little I was into of course the Jackson five but I also begged my mom for Nat king Coles greatest hits at the age of 12! I could go on but I just want to tell you the same thing I tell the other young reactors I follow, I LOVE SEEING YOUNG PEOPLE DISCOVER MUSIC THAT THEY WERE NOT EXPOSED TO! ♥️♥️
Best of luck to your channel looking forward to getting to know you, your other followers and I will be sending more requests...I’m patient I won’t bug you😂
One more thing I loooove that you don’t interrupt the music...I follow 4 or 5 other reactors only one interrupts bugs me but I’m use to it and he does it for a reason,but some I had to jump off when they interrupt 4 sometimes 5 times to just chat about nothin!🤦🏽♀️
Take care and thank you!
Seals and Croats, a tasty choice!
Great harmonies and peaceful melodies.
Very good choice.
This song is "my sister's kitchen in her old country house" for me. Everytime I walk in that kitchen, I'm like "Alexa, play me some Summer Breeze"...lol
These guys are so talented. SO many great songs. Hummingbird, I'll Play For You, We May Never Pass This Way Again, Diamond Girl, Get Closer. Always love the sound of the mandolin on their songs.
Seals was the brother of "England Dan" (later Dan Seals in 80s country music) of England Dan and John Ford Coley and the only song I can think of theirs is "I'd Really Love To See You Tonight". 👍👍
Definitely some good Seals and Crofts song. You should also try Jim Seals younger brother's group, England Dan (Seals) and John Ford Coley.
There are 2 other "major" Seals & Crofts songs. You will want to add them both to your playlist.
"Diamond Girl"
and
"Get Closer" (their last major hit)
Seals & Crofts were part of the '70s "soft rock" standard. They were most active in the early and mid-decade, but their songs retained their fame into the following decades. [More accurately: IF you were "raised on" or listened to these songs as a kid, you, generally, came back to them (even if they left your "interest spectrum" for some while, in-between 😜😉) and recalled them fondly, in the future (Naturally, there are always exceptions, but I would venture that this applies to a majority of such individuals. 👍)].
Both Jim Seals and Dash Crofts became devotées of the Ba'hai faith (I may be misspelling that. Apologies.) and retired from music in 1980.
Additional, "connected" trivia: Jim Seals' younger brother, Dan was, in fact, the "England Dan" of: England Dan & John Ford Coley; who, also, scored numerous hits in the 1970s, themselves. -The best known of which, would be: "I'd Really Love To See You, Tonight".
Most people never knew of any relationship between Seals & Crofts and England Dan & John Ford Coley (save, perhaps, that they were played on the same radio stations 😜😋). Suck things weren't much-publicized back then. Dan Seals, sadly, passed away in 2009.
Both Jim Seals and Dash Crofts are alive and well, today.
Gives me a warm feeling taking me back to 1972. Great memories. That’s what 60’s and 70’s music does for me. Thx
Damn Really love that song beautiful Harmony and that little guitar riff awesome!!
A suggestion for your vibing playlist: "Have You Never Been Mellow?" by Olivia Newton-John. My ultimate de-stressing song.
Song was new in the early 70's when i was a child. Brings back awesome memories everytime i hear it.
Excellent!!!!
If you enjoy that type of music, you'll love Seals brothers group. His brother is England Dan (Dan Seals) of England Dan and John Ford Coley. I've always loved both groups music and I think you will also. Hope you check out them out as well.
We May Never Pass This Way Again
Diamond Girl
Get Closer
Castles In The Sand
King Of Nothing
Hummingbird
I'll Play For You
So many Seals & Crofts hits!