I was fortunate to have lunch with JB around 7 years ago. Such a nice man. He tours constantly and usually his tours are usually to raise money to benefit his pet causes. Our sons were friends, he’s a good father.
This song is from 'Late for the Sky, ' the third studio album by Jackson Browne . In 2020, the album was deemed "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant" by the Library of Congres. It's consider one of the best singer songwriter albums of all time.
Please react to Jackson Browne's song The Load Out/Stay. It's actually two songs in one with Jackson putting his own spin on Stay. This is my favorite one of Jackson's. Thank you.
"Your Bright Baby Blues" is a must hear. He really opens up in this one. So very pleased you've liked what you've heard from Jackson so far, he's a deep well if you choose to take the plunge and dive deep.
I love Jackson Browne and his music. I try not to get involved too much in their lives or lifestyle that could cloud my feelings of their songs. I love music and I love so many things about Jackson Browne, he co-wrote with so many great performers like the Eagles, and he has performed with so many great artists. It's my opinion that his music is more "art" then just songs for a season. His music touched my heart and my life growing up and I love his honesty in his songwriting and performances. I was so so blessed to see him live back in 1981. Be sure and check out his most recent interviews where he talks about the old days of creating these special songs and what he is doing now. GOOOOO Jackson!!!
I am usually the same way and just listen to the music. Unless someone tells me about it or i come across it somehow. This an amazing song, whatever happened definitely inspired him to incredible writing. True art for sure. Thanks for watching.
The depths of Jackson's writing is considerable. Lyrically and musically he has always had a wonderful sound. I put him shoulder to shoulder with writers like Dylan, Paul Simon, and yes...Joni Mitchell. I have seen him every decade since the late 70s and he has always had great musicians that share the stage with him. He is a generous and warm performer. My wife and I saw him 2nd row/center in 2012 in an intimate theater, That concert is a highlight of my musical journey through life.
" While the future's there, for anyone to change, still you know it seems, it would be easier, sometimes, to change the past " Good lord, the insights this man puts into a song lyric! Only 22 words, in the line above, but how many of us have spent hundreds of hours reviewing and analyzing and almost trying to rewrite the past, instead of focusing on creating a better future! A powerful and expressive insight I think into a very common human mistake I think, at least I know that I've done a lot of that obsessing over the past, while spending far too little effort on the future. What a songwriter this guy is. And not only are the lyrics superb, the music and arrangements are top notch too.
Jackson Browne started his career writing songs for other artists such as the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band (he was briefly a member in 1966) & the Eagles (Browne co-wrote "Take It Easy"). But in the 70's he started recording his own songs. He had a lot of hits 70's-80's such as "The Load Out/Stay", "Doctor, My Eyes", "Rock Me On The Water", "Here Come Those Tears Again", "Running On Empty", "Somebody's Baby", "Tender Is The Night" etc.
OMG. So thrilled to see you reacting to Jackson Browne. My life long most favorite musician. I can think of so many of his songs that you would love. Two of my favorites are Late For the Sky and Sky Blue and Black. But then there’s Sleeps Dark and Silent Gate, For Everyman, Before the Deluge, Load Out. I could go on and on.
@@SaeedReacts. Sorry,, kinda went off with all the song titles, I was just soooooo excited to see you reacting to him. He's never got the recognition he deserves. (In my opinion).
Jackson started writing in his teens and never ceased to be amazing. He is among the youngest of this generation; in his early 70s and if he and Joni were together, it might have been when they were in their early 20s. So many were hanging out in the canyons of LA, jammin, gigging and trying to get heard. Jackson wrote for so many of them and they supported each other strongly. Crosby, Stills, Nash, Young, Loggins, Messina, Michael McDonald, etc. What a time to be alive and in LA!! I was one of the lucky ones to be nearby! I'm so glad you are listening to this generation. You hear the greatness! Awesome bands too. Everyone was worthy of the spotlight. 💙💙😘
I know people are partial to the beloved studio versions of these classic hits but I appreciate seeing these live performances. Ah, young Jackson! He has a full head of very grey hair now. This is how I think of him though. What a writer, singer, musician-
He is still writing great songs. I’ve not seen a reaction yet to A Little Soon to Say, which he released a few years ago. It’s really, really good and deserves the same love as these great ones.
First off, thx for posting. It showed up in my feed because YT knows me all too well. Ah, the power of good writing, "Doctor My Eyes" 1972 , I was a sophmore in high school when I first heard it on the radio, been listening ever since. On the surface my fandom makes little sense, I grew up on a farm in rural Ky, 15 miles from a town of 2000. He was a guy from east LA. Our day to day lives would be largely unrecognizable to each other. Still, I hear him, and most times, I even think I understand what he's trying to say. Kudo's to him for being universal in his insights.
To really experience the depth and weight of his lyrics and music, you need to check out his "Solo Acoustic" album. No band - just JB playing piano and acoustic guitar. Once you hear the whole thing, you'll never stop listening to it.
The lines of this song that always gets to me: "But when you look through love's illusion there lies the danger; And your perfect lover just looks like a perfect fool; So you go running off in search of a perfect stranger; While the loneliness seems to spring from your like; Like a fountain from a pool" Love/relationship breakups always make me feel this way. EVERY DAMN TIME!!! Especially the part where the perfect lover looks like a perfect fool. Or am I really the fool?? What pain comes forth and is remembered when you meet again.
Thanks Saeed! Like many other commenters, I grew up in this generation of amazing artists that included, Jackson Joni, CSNY, etc. etc. etc. and was fortunate enough to live in L.A. at that time so saw many of them live. Really enjoying your journey here... ☮
Jackson Browne was a brilliant singer/songwriter. I'm honored to have had the privilege of growing up with his wisdom in his songs. Whatever happened to inspire the writing of this song is not for me to judge. The music speaks for itself and the man behind those incredible lyrics. Thank you, Saeed, for this incredible reaction ❤😊
I know people have asked for "Load out/stay". Make sure you do the Live BBC 1978 version with video. That is the one people will want to see/hear. And while I'm at it, please react to the title track from "Late for the sky". Thanks!
Often your explanations of lyrics are as thought-provoking and "lyrical" as the song lyrics. Please keep sharing your insights. They add to our appreciation of the music. Gail L.
@@SaeedReacts. Jackson brown wrote Dr my eyes when he was like 16 years old. He has written songs for many other artists and has calibrated with huge artists like the eagles. I think he was neighbors with Glen Frey.
Not sure if these Jackson Brown videos you’ve done recently have been suggested but the best video is linked here. It’s “The Load Out/Stay” live in concert. The Load Out is a song written to pay homage to the roadies that work so hard setting up and breaking down the sets. Thanks and enjoy: th-cam.com/video/scsJZ67ssDY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=b85VCZzz44v0b4iF
"Late for the sky" is probably his best album. And the original, and live performances from way back, is better than this rendition. Indigo Girls' version from the tribute album about 10 years ago, is also better than this. IMHO... 🙂
I was fortunate to have lunch with JB around 7 years ago. Such a nice man. He tours constantly and usually his tours are usually to raise money to benefit his pet causes. Our sons were friends, he’s a good father.
Interesting person to know-thanks for sharing
This song is from 'Late for the Sky, ' the third studio album by Jackson Browne . In 2020, the album was deemed "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant" by the Library of Congres. It's consider one of the best singer songwriter albums of all time.
Thanks for telling me about that. Definitely need to explore more of this album.
@@SaeedReacts.for a dancer, before the deluge would be a great start
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Please react to Jackson Browne's song The Load Out/Stay. It's actually two songs in one with Jackson putting his own spin on Stay. This is my favorite one of Jackson's. Thank you.
Unequivically!
"Your Bright Baby Blues" is a must hear. He really opens up in this one.
So very pleased you've liked what you've heard from Jackson so far, he's a deep well if you choose to take the plunge and dive deep.
one of the great albums of all time
Excellent, perceptive and in-depth reaction…….well done! Jackson’s brilliant artistry deserves nothing less!
Such an amazing song. Thanks so much for watching!
I love Jackson Browne and his music. I try not to get involved too much in their lives or lifestyle that could cloud my feelings of their songs. I love music and I love so many things about Jackson Browne, he co-wrote with so many great performers like the Eagles, and he has performed with so many great artists. It's my opinion that his music is more "art" then just songs for a season. His music touched my heart and my life growing up and I love his honesty in his songwriting and performances. I was so so blessed to see him live back in 1981. Be sure and check out his most recent interviews where he talks about the old days of creating these special songs and what he is doing now. GOOOOO Jackson!!!
I am usually the same way and just listen to the music. Unless someone tells me about it or i come across it somehow.
This an amazing song, whatever happened definitely inspired him to incredible writing. True art for sure.
Thanks for watching.
Jackson is a musical genius in my humble opinion. For a Dancer is another great JB song. It will hit you hard!!
The depths of Jackson's writing is considerable. Lyrically and musically he has always had a wonderful sound. I put him shoulder to shoulder with writers like Dylan, Paul Simon, and yes...Joni Mitchell. I have seen him every decade since the late 70s and he has always had great musicians that share the stage with him. He is a generous and warm performer. My wife and I saw him 2nd row/center in 2012 in an intimate theater, That concert is a highlight of my musical journey through life.
" While the future's there, for anyone to change,
still you know it seems,
it would be easier, sometimes, to change the past "
Good lord, the insights this man puts into a song lyric! Only 22 words, in the line above, but how many of us have
spent hundreds of hours reviewing and analyzing and almost trying to rewrite the past, instead of focusing on creating a
better future! A powerful and expressive insight I think into a very common human mistake I think, at least I know that
I've done a lot of that obsessing over the past, while spending far too little effort on the future.
What a songwriter this guy is. And not only are the lyrics superb, the music and arrangements are top notch too.
That's why @ 67 I try to live more in the past than the present!! My heart goes out to our youth who are indoctinated into immorality, etc.
Jackson Browne started his career writing songs for other artists such as the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band (he was briefly a member in 1966) & the Eagles (Browne co-wrote "Take It Easy"). But in the 70's he started recording his own songs. He had a lot of hits 70's-80's such as "The Load Out/Stay", "Doctor, My Eyes", "Rock Me On The Water", "Here Come Those Tears Again", "Running On Empty", "Somebody's Baby", "Tender Is The Night" etc.
Looking forward to many more!
Jackson's "Bright Baby Blues" that features Lowell George on guitar is my fav of his. Brilliant lyrics as well
OMG. So thrilled to see you reacting to Jackson Browne. My life long most favorite musician.
I can think of so many of his songs that you would love. Two of my favorites are Late For the Sky and Sky Blue and Black. But then there’s Sleeps Dark and Silent Gate, For Everyman, Before the Deluge, Load Out. I could go on and on.
I have only heard a few songs, but wow! Incredible artist.
Thanks for watching and the recommendations!
@@SaeedReacts. Sorry,, kinda went off with all the song titles, I was just soooooo excited to see you reacting to him. He's never got the recognition he deserves. (In my opinion).
Jackson started writing in his teens and never ceased to be amazing. He is among the youngest of this generation; in his early 70s and if he and Joni were together, it might have been when they were in their early 20s. So many were hanging out in the canyons of LA, jammin, gigging and trying to get heard. Jackson wrote for so many of them and they supported each other strongly. Crosby, Stills, Nash, Young, Loggins, Messina, Michael McDonald, etc. What a time to be alive and in LA!! I was one of the lucky ones to be nearby! I'm so glad you are listening to this generation. You hear the greatness! Awesome bands too. Everyone was worthy of the spotlight. 💙💙😘
I know people are partial to the beloved studio versions of these classic hits but I appreciate seeing these live performances. Ah, young Jackson! He has a full head of very grey hair now. This is how I think of him though. What a writer, singer, musician-
Loving the Jackson Browne journey 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Another excellent song!
He is still writing great songs. I’ve not seen a reaction yet to A Little Soon to Say, which he released a few years ago. It’s really, really good and deserves the same love as these great ones.
First off, thx for posting. It showed up in my feed because YT knows me all too well. Ah, the power of good writing, "Doctor My Eyes" 1972 , I was a sophmore in high school when I first heard it on the radio, been listening ever since. On the surface my fandom makes little sense, I grew up on a farm in rural Ky, 15 miles from a town of 2000. He was a guy from east LA. Our day to day lives would be largely unrecognizable to each other. Still, I hear him, and most times, I even think I understand what he's trying to say. Kudo's to him for being universal in his insights.
Incredible artist. Love his writing. Thanks for watching.
Austin City Limits has been the best live music program. So many great artists have been on that stage.
I have seen the name a few times since starting this channel. Must be an amazing festival!
To really experience the depth and weight of his lyrics and music, you need to check out his "Solo Acoustic" album. No band - just JB playing piano and acoustic guitar. Once you hear the whole thing, you'll never stop listening to it.
Couldn't click on this fast enough...I've been enjoying your channel (immediately subscribed) and I KNOW you're going to love this!
Thanks so much for subscribing! Amazing song. Again so many beautiful lines in this one and also great insights.
JB is an absolute poetic genius! The whole album that this song comes from, "Late for the Sky! is a masterpiece....
Definitely will be exploring more of his music.
“Load Out/Stay” is outrageous. So much fun and he is so humble. I had a crush on him many years ago.
That reaction is coming later today!
Something special here love it love you
Amazing song! Thanks for watching!
The lines of this song that always gets to me:
"But when you look through love's illusion there lies the danger; And your perfect lover just looks like a perfect fool; So you go running off in search of a perfect stranger; While the loneliness seems to spring from your like; Like a fountain from a pool"
Love/relationship breakups always make me feel this way. EVERY DAMN TIME!!! Especially the part where the perfect lover looks like a perfect fool. Or am I really the fool?? What pain comes forth and is remembered when you meet again.
Master poet. I always sing and hum along with this one.
Musical poetry. So good!
Thanks Saeed! Like many other commenters, I grew up in this generation of amazing artists that included, Jackson Joni, CSNY, etc. etc. etc. and was fortunate enough to live in L.A. at that time so saw many of them live. Really enjoying your journey here... ☮
So many great artists! Etcetera is definitely needed for this era 😅😃
Thanks so much for watching!
Jackson Browne was a brilliant singer/songwriter. I'm honored to have had the privilege of growing up with his wisdom in his songs. Whatever happened to inspire the writing of this song is not for me to judge. The music speaks for itself and the man behind those incredible lyrics. Thank you, Saeed, for this incredible reaction ❤😊
So much wisdom! Truly brilliant writing.
Thanks again for watching, Debbie!
Song suggestion... "For Everyman"
Thanks for the recommendation.
O really enjoy your reactions. Tne music is very familiar to me and you guve me new prrpectivees.
Thank so much for watching and the kind words! Have a wonderful day!
The "Late For The Sky" album deserves a listen in its entirety.
I know people have asked for "Load out/stay". Make sure you do the Live BBC 1978 version with video. That is the one people will want to see/hear. And while I'm at it, please react to the title track from "Late for the sky". Thanks!
Thanks for that advice!
Joan Baez does a great cover of this
Often your explanations of lyrics are as thought-provoking and "lyrical" as the song lyrics. Please keep sharing your insights. They add to our appreciation of the music. Gail L.
That is very kind and humbling! Thank you ❤️
You gotta listen to the studio version of this
Great song. But your gonna love “LOAD OUT/STAY! Gotta react to this amazing thank you tune.
That one is on my to do list. Definitely checking it out.
Check out The Load Out/Stay
You must do, load out/stay from Jackson brown. Just a beautiful song and story !!
Will check it out!
@@SaeedReacts. Jackson brown wrote Dr my eyes when he was like 16 years old. He has written songs for many other artists and has calibrated with huge artists like the eagles. I think he was neighbors with Glen Frey.
Not sure if these Jackson Brown videos you’ve done recently have been suggested but the best video is linked here. It’s “The Load Out/Stay” live in concert. The Load Out is a song written to pay homage to the roadies that work so hard setting up and breaking down the sets. Thanks and enjoy: th-cam.com/video/scsJZ67ssDY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=b85VCZzz44v0b4iF
Thanks for sharing this one and a bit of info about it!
"Late for the sky" is probably his best album. And the original, and live performances from way back, is better than this rendition. Indigo Girls' version from the tribute album about 10 years ago, is also better than this. IMHO... 🙂