Love the great harmonies of Seals & Crofts. They were an American soft rock duo who had a lot of great songs in the 70's such as "Summer Breeze", "Diamond Girl", "Get Closer", "We May Never Pass This Way (Again)", "Hummingbird", I'll Play For You", "Castles In The Sand", "You're The Love" etc.
I was born in 1970, this among others is some of the earliest music i can remember hearing. My mom always played the radio in the house and yes we had no AC so the summer breeze, which could be very hot in the mid-missouri summers, was all we had but it was simple and pure.
My Mom used to play this song all the time when she was still with us!! She was a Big Fan and it brings back so many Saturday morning cleaning house listening to her records memories!! Thank you!!
You guys really should have a listen to' Al Stewart' ' The Year of The Cat', Audio Version. This song is a 1970s classic with great instrumentation comprising of piano, orchestra, two guitars, spanish and electric, and saxophone solo, a must hear piece of music.
Yes dear Amber! One of the most sweeping saxophone solos in *The Year Of The Cat* !! AND it also contains a mesmerizing piano intro & lush strings throughout!!! Reminiscent of *Baker Street* 🎷🎷🎷
Perfect title for the season we've just moved into in this part of the world. A band whose music evokes those feeling of summer, cruising down the road with the top down, sun on your face, wind in your hair, stereo turned up. L.A.B & Six60 are the biggest bands in NZ right now because they've gone back to their roots, real musicians playing real instruments, real singers and they're bringing back that old skool music we grew up listening too. L.A.B - In The Air, Six60 - Up There, Sons Of Zion - Love On The Run ft Jackson Owens.
In 1972 these guys played at our all-night high school graduation party in eastern Ohio. Nobody knew who they were. They didn't have any hits on the chart yet. Soon after we became aware of them and were shocked when we remembered they had played at our party. Our graduate class numbered less than 250.
Jim Seals' younger brother, Dan was part of England Dan and John Ford Coley. I think you'd both really enjoy two of their biggest hits, "I'd Really Love to see You Tonight", and "Nights are Forever Without You".
This is a beautiful song from 1972/73. The lyrics paint a picture. I love the " Jasmine blowing in my mind " This song was released at the same time that I connected songs on the Radio with something called a TOP 40 Chart. This blew my 12 yr old mind. Simon & Garfunkel would've been in awe of Seals & Crofts. RIP - Jim Seals 80
I just looked it up. "Summer Breeze" was released on August 31, 1972. Almost 3 months after our party. Another onteresting bit of music history: Dan Seals, Jim's younger brother, was England Dan of the "England Dan and John Ford Coley" duo.
Yes, yes and YES. Lol. Love this one. Such great memories of my childhood. This is the epitome of how I remember it. "Sweet days of summer, the jasmines in bloom. July is dressed up and playing her tune".
I love love this song. I am so happy that you are giving it a listen. It’s a vibe. 💕 Some other songs to try “ We May Never Pass This Way” and “ Hummingbird”
I was but a young 11 year old when this was out, the young and care free early 70’s summers for a kids and young teens, simple life! Cereal for breakfast, playing outside all day( not inside on the computer) , reading the paper, comic books, watching tv with only 4 channels, listening to the radio and playing records, playing board games, brings back memories!
Another 70’s band you’d really like is America “Ventura Highway” “Sister Golden Hair” “A Horse With No Name” etc. As soon as I hear the opening chords on “Ventura Highway” I can just picture a car and the open road.
And *Lonely People* . I was flipping through some radio stations when I was 12, & heard it on one of the FM classic rock stations in the late 70s. It was so soothing. I had never listened to a song with such a touching message. It kinda sounded like a hippie love song to me, lol
"Summer Breeze" was a big hit in 1972, which was a great year for music. But I must say, never in my life have I ever heard anyone associate Seals & Crofts with the Bee Gees. That's pretty much out of deep left field. But there is another duo that does sound pretty similar to Seals and Crofts. If memory serves, I believe one of them was related (cousins?) with one of the members of this other duo: England Dan and John Ford Coley. Look up their song "I'd Really Love to See You Tonight." For a long time, it was my favorite song. They had a few more solid hits as well. But nothing to ever top that first one.
Whenever hear this on radio I'm always travelling to my granny or my aunts so I feel like being there or at the beach. It's windy but away from the sunlight and just relaxing away from it all.
Written about the West Texas Oilfield home of Jim Seals ( brother of Dan Seals of England Dan and John Ford Coley) in the little town of Rankin. Their Dad Wayland, and his Dad Fred before him, was a oilfield roughneck and part time musician who handed his passion for music down. Maybe it was something about the isolation and wide open spaces, but back in those days it was said you couldn't throw a rock out there in any direction without hitting a dozen ( insert instrument name here) players. By all accounts, Jim and Dan were crazy about their Dad... : )
Great reaction to An Amazing Song! Brings back a lot of great memories... I can see where you might get a Bee Gees feel but for me, First lyrics & Right through the song, Kinda gives off a Cat Stevens feel.. Thanks again! Take care from Canada
It's 16' where I am right now and although I've been up north for 43 years, I am a native Floridian and have never adjusted. I burn jasmine and gardenia incense all through the winter just to feel human. LOL This is simply a lovely song and so tender
When, I hear this song, I am taken back in my mind to the 70s summer in Chicago. Laying at the beach or back yard, on a blanket or lounge chair, bottle of Coppertone tanning lotion and sweet tea! Ahhh to go back to those days 🌼☀️🌊. Now, I don't go in water where fish poop, LOL!
"Ordinary days" are awesome! I love coming home to the smells of supper and having my dog greet me with wags as I go in to give my wife a kiss and a hug.
See the smile awaitin' in the kitchen Through cookin' and the plates for two Feel the arms that reach out to hold me In the evening when the day is through Lyrics that makes a man happy to be home every evening after a days work.
Jim Seals was Dan Seals' (England Dan and John Ford Coley) brother. The group had several hits and Dan went on to a successful solo career. Have a great day!
This was one of the shocks of my life when I found out that this song wasn’t written by the Isley Brothers and the shock was that Seals and Croft did a better job in my view 👍🏴
Yeah, the 70's were the birthplace of dozens of great songs like this one. Solid pick!! If you guys are looking to continue in this direction, I'd say some Bread was in order....
Great memories. My favorite song back when I was 7. Evokes the same feelings everytime!💖💜 9° at 1030pm in Pennsylvania..temp went up 3 degrees since 5pm. Yay us lol!
Oh you sweet babies! You haven't lived until you have to shovel out your car from the snow, just to go to work all day; then find you have to clean it all over again to go home. I love the change of seasons. Without the cold, how can you ever appreciate the warmth you get??? Big fan of watching your reactions. They are always heartfelt.
Jim Seals: lead & background vocals, saxophone and guitar. Dash Crofts: background vocals and electric guitar. Larry Knechtel: piano. Jim Gordon: drums.
~ I've always loved this group ~ I recall when they first came on the scene ~ We couldn't get enough ~ Bless you all for sharing this with us ~ Great memories ~ Vegan for the Animals ~ mgfⓋ
you know if you hear this song 50 years from now it will sound just as beautiful as it did for you today hearing if for the first time, I know this because it just happened to me... 1972 when I first heard this as a 14 year old
Back in January '82 while on my Christmas break during my senior year of college I worked at a busy gas station in my hometown. Well, I don't remember the exact date but I know it was the same Sunday that the Bengals & Chargers played in the Freezer Bowl in the AFCCG and the Cowboys and Niners played in the NFCCG which came to be known as The Catch due to Dwight Clark making an overhead catch in the final seconds to send the Niners to the SB. Anyway, the chill factor in Cincinnati during the game was a "balmy" 55 below. I live in South Jersey and it wasn't much better in our area as the temps hovered around zero with howling winds which plummeted the windchill to "only" 42 below. I worked in it for nine long hours and then I had to go back outside for several more hours to help my dad fix an elderly couple's heater which had stopped working. Talk about a brutal day. I took a hot shower for at least thirty minutes to thaw out. I'm quite sure people who live in Minnesota and other similar Northern states have similar stories.
My mother went to college with them in Cisco Texas in about 71 or 72. She said they entertained the kids outside the dorms all the time. They even wrote a song about Cisco and recorded it with a minor hit.
This was one of those rare tunes which was played on *MANY* different-genre radio stations. It could be on a rock 'n' roll station, an oldies station, a "nostalgia" station, a low-power local AM station, an easy-listening station... This song was played continuously from its debut in 1972 all the way up through the mid-1990s on many of the oldies stations.
MR J...you have like a BeeGee-esq sound on the brain!! This is like the 3rd - 4th time you compared a groups sound to the beegees!!! You're kill'n me!!!
Rabbit Hole Time! Jim Seal's younger brother, Dan charted many songs with England Dan and John Ford Coley in the 70's. Check out 'Really Love To See You Tonight' or 'Love Is The Answer'. As a solo artist, little brother charter many 1980s Country songs.
Two more great songs by them are "Hummingbird"and"Diamond Girl" I remember suggesting these guys to you. At the same time I also suggested Crosby Stills Nash and Young, another group that harmonizes extremely well. Now let's talk about Cold weather. I live in Wisconsin and don't drive, bike all year long. This morning it was -11 below zero on my way to work. This time of year 20 is considered a heat wave. I've been in -110 below zero (with the wind chill). I grew up in the deep south. One gets used to it, just gotta dress appropriately. 😃❄️💨🥶
I love the smell of jasmine. I grew up in the 60's and 70's. I'm thinking jasmine must have been a popular hippie plant. I really don't know. Only that it seemed to be everywhere at the time. When I smell it today it takes me back to my childhood.
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Love the great harmonies of Seals & Crofts. They were an American soft rock duo who had a lot of great songs in the 70's such as "Summer Breeze", "Diamond Girl", "Get Closer", "We May Never Pass This Way (Again)", "Hummingbird", I'll Play For You", "Castles In The Sand", "You're The Love" etc.
They are the most under-rated!!!
"Diamond Girl" is a good choice e! Or "We May Never Pass This Way (Again) is even better!
Thanks for reminding me of all the great songs from S&C!
Thank you, guys for introducing this beautiful song of my youth to a new generation. Sincere thanks.
This song and "We May Never Pass This Way Again" remind me of long road trips in the 1969 Country Squire station wagon, when I was a kid.
They had so many incredible songs that were constantly played and loved by everyone, yet they never got the accolades of critics!
The country squire! We had one with the fake wood paneling on the side.
This song was released in August 1972. Now fifty years later and it still has such a vibe. 🌞
I was 11 in 72 when this song became a hit ..
Definitely one of the songs of my childhood.
I was born in seventy two 🥰
This song still gives me the feelings. My husband was surprised to hear that I love this song so much.
It always reminds me of walking home (in no great hurry) on a warm Long Island summer evening (I was 15)
One of the best duos ever..It's a mystery why they are not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.. hello from Anchorage Alaska
They had to make room for Madonna and LL Cool J (🙄)
@@markallen2984 No kidding!
Their Bahai religion preaching is what eventually did them in.
I was born in 1970, this among others is some of the earliest music i can remember hearing. My mom always played the radio in the house and yes we had no AC so the summer breeze, which could be very hot in the mid-missouri summers, was all we had but it was simple and pure.
My Mom used to play this song all the time when she was still with us!! She was a Big Fan and it brings back so many Saturday morning cleaning house listening to her records memories!!
Thank you!!
One of my all time favourite songs. Glad to see you guys enjoying it!
This was huge hit in 1972 Rob Squad
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You guys really should have a listen to' Al Stewart' ' The Year of The Cat', Audio Version. This song is a 1970s classic with great instrumentation comprising of piano, orchestra, two guitars, spanish and electric, and saxophone solo, a must hear piece of music.
Yes dear Amber! One of the most sweeping saxophone solos in *The Year Of The Cat* !! AND it also contains a mesmerizing piano intro & lush strings throughout!!!
Reminiscent of *Baker Street* 🎷🎷🎷
YESSSSS!!!! I’ve been begging them to do YEAR OF THE CAT for months now. It’s got everything in it that they BOTH like.
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Saw Al Stewart in club in Vancouver , Canada several years ago . Another favorite of mine is Nostradamus th-cam.com/video/qa89bt0GZvQ/w-d-xo.html
Seals and Crofts, What a great 70s vibe.
Perfect title for the season we've just moved into in this part of the world. A band whose music evokes those feeling of summer, cruising down the road with the top down, sun on your face, wind in your hair, stereo turned up. L.A.B & Six60 are the biggest bands in NZ right now because they've gone back to their roots, real musicians playing real instruments, real singers and they're bringing back that old skool music we grew up listening too. L.A.B - In The Air, Six60 - Up There, Sons Of Zion - Love On The Run ft Jackson Owens.
We may never pass this way again Seals and croft
Yes that’s another great song🙋🏻♀️
In 1972 these guys played at our all-night high school graduation party in eastern Ohio. Nobody knew who they were. They didn't have any hits on the chart yet. Soon after we became aware of them and were shocked when we remembered they had played at our party. Our graduate class numbered less than 250.
Jim Seals' younger brother, Dan was part of England Dan and John Ford Coley. I think you'd both really enjoy two of their biggest hits, "I'd Really Love to see You Tonight", and "Nights are Forever Without You".
Wow Tesses, interesting info.
And grew up in the same community I did attending Samuell High and was a very good songwriter. In Dallas Texas.
This is a beautiful song from 1972/73.
The lyrics paint a picture.
I love the " Jasmine blowing in my mind "
This song was released at the same time that I connected songs on the Radio with something called a TOP 40 Chart.
This blew my 12 yr old mind.
Simon & Garfunkel would've been in awe of Seals & Crofts.
RIP - Jim Seals 80
I was a six year old kid with a tiny transistor radio when this song came out, and I just lost my mind. This song is just incredible. Wow...
Such a smooth and relaxing song. released in 1972. I was in high school.
I just looked it up. "Summer Breeze" was released on August 31, 1972. Almost 3 months after our party. Another onteresting bit of music history: Dan Seals, Jim's younger brother, was England Dan of the "England Dan and John Ford Coley" duo.
This song IS summers for me back in the 70's.
Yes, yes and YES. Lol. Love this one. Such great memories of my childhood. This is the epitome of how I remember it. "Sweet days of summer, the jasmines in bloom. July is dressed up and playing her tune".
I love love this song. I am so happy that you are giving it a listen. It’s a vibe. 💕 Some other songs to try “ We May Never Pass This Way” and “ Hummingbird”
I was but a young 11 year old when this was out, the young and care free early 70’s summers for a kids and young teens, simple life! Cereal for breakfast, playing outside all day( not inside on the computer) , reading the paper, comic books, watching tv with only 4 channels, listening to the radio and playing records, playing board games, brings back memories!
I’ve always loved this group..,
I was 6 years old in 72. I couldn't wait for this song to come on the radio.
Mmm. My childhood. Love and miss these times
Welcome aboard! I remember buying this album, back in 1980 when I was in college.
Another 70’s band you’d really like is America “Ventura Highway” “Sister Golden Hair” “A Horse With No Name” etc. As soon as I hear the opening chords on “Ventura Highway” I can just picture a car and the open road.
Exactly what I was thinking. I love that opening guitar on Ventura Highway. I just makes me smile.
Listen to Patty !!!!
Sandman....!!!!
And *Lonely People* . I was flipping through some radio stations when I was 12, & heard it on one of the FM classic rock stations in the late 70s. It was so soothing. I had never listened to a song with such a touching message. It kinda sounded like a hippie love song to me, lol
I saw them in the 70's, it was outdoors and around 30 degrees,. Summer Breeze was the first song they played.
This song brings many nice memories from my childhood in the early 1970s.. The song was released in 1972.
Two more great songs by them are "Hummingbird" and "Diamond Girl."
"Summer Breeze" was a big hit in 1972, which was a great year for music. But I must say, never in my life have I ever heard anyone associate Seals & Crofts with the Bee Gees. That's pretty much out of deep left field. But there is another duo that does sound pretty similar to Seals and Crofts. If memory serves, I believe one of them was related (cousins?) with one of the members of this other duo: England Dan and John Ford Coley. Look up their song "I'd Really Love to See You Tonight." For a long time, it was my favorite song. They had a few more solid hits as well. But nothing to ever top that first one.
Love is the Answer is also a great song bythem!
"England" Dan Seals of England Dan and John Ford Coley was Jim Seals' younger brother.
@@sharilynbratton6476 a great cover of Utopia’s song! :)
Whenever hear this on radio I'm always travelling to my granny or my aunts so I feel like being there or at the beach. It's windy but away from the sunlight and just relaxing away from it all.
I saw Jim Seals do a concert with his also successful Dan Seals about 15 years ago. They did several Seals and Crofts songs with great harmonies.
Love this song, takes me back to my 8 year old self in the 70s riding in the bed of my dads truck with him blasting this song from his 8 track tape
A wonderful song about one of those days in life where everything just falls into place for a chilled, easy layed back moment in time.
Written about the West Texas Oilfield home of Jim Seals ( brother of Dan Seals of England Dan and John Ford Coley) in the little town of Rankin. Their Dad Wayland, and his Dad Fred before him, was a oilfield roughneck and part time musician who handed his passion for music down. Maybe it was something about the isolation and wide open spaces, but back in those days it was said you couldn't throw a rock out there in any direction without hitting a dozen ( insert instrument name here) players. By all accounts, Jim and Dan were crazy about their Dad... : )
RIP 🕊 Jim Seals June 6, 2022
Yet another timeless track, just works for every era every generation 🥰
Melody never goes out of style
Not even 5 months later, we lose Jim Seals at the age of 80.
Great reaction to An Amazing Song!
Brings back a lot of great memories...
I can see where you might get a Bee Gees feel but for me,
First lyrics & Right through the song, Kinda gives off a Cat Stevens feel..
Thanks again!
Take care from Canada
It's 16' where I am right now and although I've been up north for 43 years, I am a native Floridian and have never adjusted. I burn jasmine and gardenia incense all through the winter just to feel human. LOL This is simply a lovely song and so tender
When, I hear this song, I am taken back in my mind to the 70s summer in Chicago. Laying at the beach or back yard, on a blanket or lounge chair, bottle of Coppertone tanning lotion and sweet tea! Ahhh to go back to those days 🌼☀️🌊.
Now, I don't go in water where fish poop, LOL!
"Ordinary days" are awesome! I love coming home to the smells of supper and having my dog greet me with wags as I go in to give my wife a kiss and a hug.
See the smile awaitin' in the kitchen
Through cookin' and the plates for two
Feel the arms that reach out to hold me
In the evening when the day is through
Lyrics that makes a man happy to be home every evening after a days work.
Saw this on "The Midnight Special" back in Etobicoke. The mandolin and the vocal melodies took me down.
Jim Seals was Dan Seals' (England Dan and John Ford Coley) brother. The group had several hits and Dan went on to a successful solo career.
Have a great day!
This was one of the shocks of my life when I found out that this song wasn’t written by the Isley Brothers and the shock was that Seals and Croft did a better job in my view 👍🏴
oooh nothing says smooth and spiritual 70's pop like some Seals & Croft - definitely helped define the great groove of that era
Yeah, the 70's were the birthplace of dozens of great songs like this one. Solid pick!! If you guys are looking to continue in this direction, I'd say some Bread was in order....
Ah. So many great memories. And Thank you being and living in NYC. It gers cold up here.
Great memories. My favorite song back when I was 7. Evokes the same feelings everytime!💖💜 9° at 1030pm in Pennsylvania..temp went up 3 degrees since 5pm. Yay us lol!
Oh you sweet babies! You haven't lived until you have to shovel out your car from the snow, just to go to work all day; then find you have to clean it all over again to go home. I love the change of seasons. Without the cold, how can you ever appreciate the warmth you get??? Big fan of watching your reactions. They are always heartfelt.
Jim Seals: lead & background vocals, saxophone and guitar.
Dash Crofts: background vocals and electric guitar.
Larry Knechtel: piano.
Jim Gordon: drums.
Hey there , i saw them live at norfolk , scope , great concert ! Enjoy ! 😍😍
We May Never Pass This Way Again was my senior class' song in 1974.
~ I've always loved this group ~ I recall when they first came on the scene ~ We couldn't get enough ~ Bless you all for sharing this with us ~ Great memories ~ Vegan for the Animals ~ mgfⓋ
you know if you hear this song 50 years from now it will sound just as beautiful as it did for you today hearing if for the first time, I know this because it just happened to me... 1972 when I first heard this as a 14 year old
Fun fact: this band was sampled for busta rhymes famous "put your hands where my eyes can see" song.
I always LOVED the toy piano...yup. That's what that was.
I loved this song growing up.i enjoyed watching it with you.
My 7th grade PE dance routine to this song. I was 5'10" and a skinny girl. lol. Have always loved this song. ❤
"We May Never Pass This Way Again" by Seals and Crofts was the theme of my senior prom.
Back in January '82 while on my Christmas break during my senior year of college I worked at a busy gas station in my hometown. Well, I don't remember the exact date but I know it was the same Sunday that the Bengals & Chargers played in the Freezer Bowl in the AFCCG and the Cowboys and Niners played in the NFCCG which came to be known as The Catch due to Dwight Clark making an overhead catch in the final seconds to send the Niners to the SB. Anyway, the chill factor in Cincinnati during the game was a "balmy" 55 below. I live in South Jersey and it wasn't much better in our area as the temps hovered around zero with howling winds which plummeted the windchill to "only" 42 below. I worked in it for nine long hours and then I had to go back outside for several more hours to help my dad fix an elderly couple's heater which had stopped working. Talk about a brutal day. I took a hot shower for at least thirty minutes to thaw out. I'm quite sure people who live in Minnesota and other similar Northern states have similar stories.
My mother went to college with them in Cisco Texas in about 71 or 72. She said they entertained the kids outside the dorms all the time. They even wrote a song about Cisco and recorded it with a minor hit.
One of the best songs to capture vibes of a mid 70s summer! One of my favorites.
I think the sound you heard was the, conga drum, side slap. That instrument was used in this great song. 💙
This one is in my Top 3 chill songs: Summer Breeze, Crystal Blue Persuasion, and Ventura Highway
This is in my top ten favorite songs!
That sound is a child's little piano!!
Seal and Croft wrote this song they have horns in this song,drums bongos piano.
Reminds me of summers in the 70s singing this song.
This was one of those rare tunes which was played on *MANY* different-genre radio stations. It could be on a rock 'n' roll station, an oldies station, a "nostalgia" station, a low-power local AM station, an easy-listening station... This song was played continuously from its debut in 1972 all the way up through the mid-1990s on many of the oldies stations.
I don't know if anyone ever noticed it but there's a huge bass drop when they sing "Mind" at the end of the chorus. 😂
I love the Winter 🥶 ❄️ my brother thinks I’m nuts. It was 2 degrees with a windchill of-17 in Gouldsboro Pennsylvania. Stay warm guys 🙏♥️
We may never pass this way again was a BIG hit when I was graduating from highschool
Anthem of the 70s
That unique sound always made me think of a toy piano my grandma had for us kids to play with. Love Seals & Croft.
This is a favorite (one of many) song of a very good friend, who was my gf 40 years ago.😎😎...This & "September" by Earth, Wind & Fire.😎😎😎😎
I always thought the instrument you're talking about sounds like a child's toy piano. Love this song. The King of Nothing is another great one.
Listen to ambrosia- how much I feel been requesting for awhile
Yes yes!! *How Much I Feel* or *You're The Biggest Part Of Me*
England Dan - John Ford Coley LOVE IS THE ANSWER
Takes me back to my young years...
They were one of the best pop duos of their time. Check out Hummingbird, We May Never Pass This Way Again and Get Closer.
Seals and Croft awesome musicians!! Summer Breeze was also done by the Isley Brothers check it out!
"Hummingbird" "We may never pass this way again" Two of the BEST!!
hello there This was a pleasant song
I remember when this song came out I was in elementary school my mother used to play this in her car
MR J...you have like a BeeGee-esq sound on the brain!! This is like the 3rd - 4th time you compared a groups sound to the beegees!!! You're kill'n me!!!
To keep it simple all is right in his world because he is going home to her loving arms.
Full blown hippy vibe, I lived it
Rabbit Hole Time!
Jim Seal's younger brother, Dan charted many songs with England Dan and John Ford Coley in the 70's.
Check out 'Really Love To See You Tonight' or 'Love Is The Answer'.
As a solo artist, little brother charter many 1980s Country songs.
Get Closer..........Is still my favorite
Two more great songs by them are "Hummingbird"and"Diamond Girl" I remember suggesting these guys to you. At the same time I also suggested Crosby Stills Nash and Young, another group that harmonizes extremely well.
Now let's talk about Cold weather. I live in Wisconsin and don't drive, bike all year long. This morning it was -11 below zero on my way to work. This time of year 20 is considered a heat wave. I've been in -110 below zero (with the wind chill). I grew up in the deep south. One gets used to it, just gotta dress appropriately.
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1970's, I was in High School
This is such a beautiful song one of my favorite the instrument you speak of in this case was a glockenspiel
Hey guys? Love your reactions. You've got to hear "Hummingbird" An absolutely beautiful song by these guys. Please listen to it. You won't regret it.
Oklahoma winters? It was 61 today! lol Practically shorts weather.
You guys are the best! 🥰
Yeah needed this snow and rain cold here Wa state ! LOL
I love the smell of jasmine. I grew up in the 60's and 70's. I'm thinking jasmine must have been a popular hippie plant. I really don't know. Only that it seemed to be everywhere at the time. When I smell it today it takes me back to my childhood.