Dude...you really need to ask your grandpa to do a "guest spot" on your channel. I think many of us would love to meet him. And FYI--the guy in the red shirt in the video became a soap opera actor in the 1980's.
Do ya hear those clean, deep bass lines? That's the signature sound of the 70's. Whenever ya hear that bass talking loud, you're about to take a fun ride back to that unmistakable 70's groove again.
@@Seedlette I loved the song song as a kid then The Bold and Beautiful came out and I watched it for like 5 years before I made the connection.😂😂 love me some OG Ridge Forrester. And I've always loved this song. All I see is Ridge watching the video now😂💖
yeah and I was like, wait a minute how old was he in 1987 when he started playing Ridge??? I always thought he was in his 20s then but he was 35! he is so youthful looking for his age
I sure miss all these songs doesn't seem like even the golden oldies play them much! THANK YOU JB AND A SHOUT OUT TO YOUR GRANPA FOR HAVING GREAT TASTE IN MUSIC!!!
Of course we've all been mezmorized by the singers and songs. It wasn't about if it was a male or female singing. It was just that the music was so incrediblewith heart and soul that you can't help but love it.
James: As I have mentioned to you before, I am a 75-year-old white woman who lived and still adores 70s music - mainly black artists. I start each day with watching you reacting, usually to "Change Is Gonna Come." Keep on inspiring us all. And we would love to meet your grandparents.
Please react to "She's Gone" by Hall & Oates. It's one of my favourite 70's songs and it's kind of similar to this - I'm pretty sure you'd like it a lot.
God gave all races a measure of talent and soul. Its not just black folks that have soul and can sing.. Im a 69 year old black lady who grew up hearing all this good music
This style was also referred to as soft rock or middle of the road. Solid vocal harmonies, musicianship and rich instrumentation were / are the trademarks. England Dan & John Ford Coley, Bread might be worth of checking out as well, if you haven't already :)
If you liked that, listen to Ambrosia..."How Much I Feel"..."You`re The Only Woman"...& "You`re The Biggest Part Of Me". Guaranteed you will love it if you liked Player. Player is more like Ambrosia, not really Bee Gees. Definitely CHECK OUT "AMBROSIA"!!!
Please have your grandparents on the show! And mom. And your uncle. Any family member who's given you suggestions. They can introduce songs to you and give you their memories of them. You must.
@Michael Asay Some Styx but Babe has to be one of the cheesiest songs of the 80's, and there were a lot of them. Their concept album Kilroy Was Here is when they started to go downhill..
The first 45 I ever bought with my own money! I was eight years old. At Woolworth's, for .39 cents! I looked at the rack of 45's forever, trying to decide which one record to get, lol
James ; Here is a list of songs I think you'll like. Bee Gees "Words" , Dan Hill "Sometimes When We Touch" , Bread "If" , Youngbloods "Get Together" , Three Dog Night "Black And White" , Coven "One Tin Soldier" , Sarah McLachlan "In The Arms Of An Angel" , Bill Withers "Lean On Me" , Dobie Gray "Drift Away" , James Gang "Funk #49" , Grand Funk Railroad "Inside Looking Out" , B J Stevenson "MY Maria" , The Rolling Stones "Wild Horses" & "As Tears Go By"
Are you serious?!! Your grandpa is THE DJ of talent!!!! I'm a white boy born and raised in Wyoming and he and I have the same music loves!!! You are blessed to have such an amazing man in your life!! Love your reactions! PLEASE have your grandpa on to react with you on your next annual anniversary on TH-cam!!! :) BIG FAN OF YOUR REACTIONS HERE!!! PURE and TRUE!!!
The one member that is wearing red is Ronn Moss. He also is an actor. He played Ridge Forester on the CBS soap opera The Bold and the Beautiful for 25 yrs.
Subscribed! I remember listening to this song in my old worn out car back in the late 70s. I was a teenager and I thought I was miserable.. But I was listening to this song on the radio. It was very soothing and I guess a blessing from God. I wasn’t thankful for this song or for many other blessings which I can see now as the Lord’s love. Thank you for helping me think about these things.
That's Peter Beckett with all that "blue eyed soul" singing lead. Hey JB, if you truly want to hear some blue eyed soul, check out "Ambrosia". All of their songs are great, but the song "Holdin' On To Yesterday" is amazing. The lead vocalist is David Pack, and he has the best "white boy soul" I've ever heard.
Your Grandfather knows his Stuff ! He's all you need to blossom your SHOW ! Ouch ! Real blue-eyed soul ! They were on the "Bee Gees" record Label....You can trust your Granddad's TASTE !
Imagine driving around with your friends in the 70s listening to this blasting out of the radio as well as all the other 70s songs because that's what me and my friends did😊😊😊
It's funny you mentioned the Bee Gees. In early 1978 this song "Baby Come Back" knocked the Bee Gees "How Deep Is Your Love" out of the #1 spot on the Billboard chart. BUT after 3 weeks the Bee Gees knocked "Baby Come Back" out of the #1 spot with "Stayin' Alive." Then Andy Gibb knocked his older brothers out of the #1 spot with "Love Is Thicker Than Water" and then the Bee Gees took the #1 spot back with "Night Fever."
A big Shout Out to your GrandPa and his great taste in music- Baby come back is one of my favourite songs since the 70s! If you like this song try the Bee Gees' song- Fanny be Tender- it is the best R&B song based on Quincy Jones & Paul McCartney's opinion. Fanny be Tender is my favourite song too. The late 60s & 70s had the best music!! Loved your reaction!!!
1970's Rock -- That Groove in the Music!!! Come on Man... We need that Back!!!! I love Rap, but music just became lazy with in the 1980's, 1990's and today.... We need more real Musicians to be in bands and putting together these charts with that Pocket!!! LOVE IT!!!! (BABY COME BACK!!!)
Yea man - this song came out when I was in high school and it exploded on radio stations all over the country. A classic that never gets old. Glad to see young folks enjoying this music.Your grandpa must be a cool cat to hang out with! 😎
The guy in the red shirt is Ron Moss (he's an actor and used to be Ridge Forrester on the Bold and the Beautiful). Was blown away that this was his group, I used to hear this song in commercials lol
The joy on your face means everything. These song certainly bring back the 70s in my mind. You had to be an accomplished singer and or musician to make it back then.
YOU are a TRUE OLD SOUL, love! You are SO MUCH like my son, to appreciate us "old people's" songs and I am so grateful for that!... Hugs, from Mesa, AZ
One of my all-time favorite songs! It reminds me of the exciting first year of high school. Hall and Oates is real philly Motown blue-eyes soul. ❤️ your grandpa.
Your grandpa knows his music. A lot of his selections are blue-eyed Soul and kids these days just are not aware how amazing and common this was back in the day. Check out Hall and Oats, David Bowie, yes Bee Gees, so many others! Life was so different back then, so romantic and full of potential and possibility.
Yeah I love your grandpa he has such a good playlist for you unbelievable I'm 51 years old and it was my time so I guess I can be a grandma lol From Montreal Quebec Canada xxx
Thank you .. I have not heard some of these songs in a while.. Puts a smile on my face with all the memories that come back with each song... Tell your Grandfather thank you also...
Good song for the younger generations to hear and see live! I’m a isblack grandma apparently the same age as your grandfather. I have this on my iPod music along with 200 other songs from 70-90’s. The 1970’s was the best with all types of good music from blacks and whites, but nothing beats all the bands. You hit the nail on the head when you compare this new generation auto tune. There’s nothing better to see musicians actually sing and play all the different instruments. Check out Sade live videos from San Diego especially “No Ordinary Love” and “ The Sweetest Taboo”
I recommend the song 'Set Adrift on Memory Bliss' by PM Dawn (1991). Also, 'True' by Spandau Ballet (1983) which was included as part of PM Dawn's song listed above.
You must be aware when we were listening to our music it was on the radio, not video clips. The most popular songs were played daily, and as there were a few radio stations you could hop around between them so would often catch the same song a few times in one day lol. You wld be singing along at tbe top of your voice on a rollet coaster: your heart full of joy one minute, and full of pain the next....great days just full of music music music ❤
Yupperz... the songs and sounds of the 1970's were awesome. I miss my childhood! I'm 50 years old now and man I loved it then as still I do now. Yeah man that's how you do it JB... you on an adventure!! Thanks yo!!👍🏻✌🏼🙏🏼❤🌎🌍🌏
James, I just also saw your "Play That Funky Music" reaction video that your grandpa advised you and I thought... James' grandpa needs his own You Tube DJ-channel or maybe you can do it together? Like a proper LIVE STREAM DJ -show on Friday or Saturday night. What do you say?
YES ur grandpa does know what he's doing,I remember playing this song on my record player ,nice memories, Thank u grandpa keep the suggestions coming,,. Stay safe everyone
Yes! This a great song. Thanks Granddad. I love Soul. You guys had it going on. Just writing this at the same time you are saying it - blue eyed soul. First time I ever heard that phrase but I think I understand exactly! I want soul to come back. Call me old school but I'm sick of hip hop and rap. I just want to hear Soul again.
Peter Becket , about five or ten years older than me, came from my home city, Liverpool. Heavily influenced by the Black Musicians who played there. No racism in our part of town, we where all poor, The soul hit us right in the heart, as we where living the same life. Cudos to your Grandfather, and Cudos to you, the apple doesnt fall far from the tree. Keep the love going man, just a suggestion, try some Dire Straights,,, Why Aye Man
Brotha, the one guy in red is Ron Moss who used to play the character of Ridge on the soap opera show called The Bold & The Beautiful. He was playing the bass guitar.
This is "classic" blue-eyed SOUL; and Ambrosia and Hall & Oats had a lot of that goin' on as well. The guy dressed in red on the end was a popular soap opera star in the 80s as well; I think he was a cast member of "The Bold & the Beautiful."
Thank you for your heartfelt and genuine reactions. I enjoy your videos very much. Your grandfather and I must be in the same age group. Many of the songs he recommends to you are also from my teenage years and I love hearing them again. Music, back then, made me happy, joyful. Today's music, I feel, is often angry, aggressive, dark, disrespectful. I want songs to uplift me not bring me down. So thank you for bringing back joyful memories.
JB Your grandad hasn't steered you wrong yet. This is another classic from back in the day which had everyone slow dancing to the groove 🤗 keep listening to grandpa.. he knows what's up.👍 Please react to Seals and Crofts "Diamond girl and "Hummingbird".
i was raised in London UK hitting my teens in the early 70s. There was an amazing range of home grown music that marked our passage and told the stories of our youth. If you want to go deep into realism check out 'Down in the tube station at midnight' by The Jam.
I think a lot of us are fans of your Grandpa's suggestions.
Grandpa has got to make an appearance!!
Grandpa was listenin to some good music back in the day❤️🎶🎶😎
Yes, indeed!
@@elljazz i second the motion
Cuz he knew the real deal.....
Ur Grandpa is cool! Knows his music.
Dude...you really need to ask your grandpa to do a "guest spot" on your channel. I think many of us would love to meet him. And FYI--the guy in the red shirt in the video became a soap opera actor in the 1980's.
Do ya hear those clean, deep bass lines? That's the signature sound of the 70's. Whenever ya hear that bass talking loud, you're about to take a fun ride back to that unmistakable 70's groove again.
Grandad is the man! I feel like we shared all of the SAME records❣️ This song had a resurgence appearing in that mop commercial. 😂
I'm thinking more like " Ambrosia". The music back them was very respectful of women... NOT LIKE TO-DAY!
Karen Charles How about the b××ch is back? I like Elton John's music but..... I like older music.
I was about to mention ambrosia
The guitar player in red is Ronn Moss. When Player broke up, he became a soap opera actor.
Ridge Forrester!!🔥🔥
No way!! Lol, I watched that soap when it first aired. I had no idea! 😁
@@Seedlette I loved the song song as a kid then The Bold and Beautiful came out and I watched it for like 5 years before I made the connection.😂😂 love me some OG Ridge Forrester. And I've always loved this song. All I see is Ridge watching the video now😂💖
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yeah and I was like, wait a minute how old was he in 1987 when he started playing Ridge??? I always thought he was in his 20s then but he was 35! he is so youthful looking for his age
I sure miss all these songs doesn't seem like even the golden oldies play them much! THANK YOU JB AND A SHOUT OUT TO YOUR GRANPA FOR HAVING GREAT TASTE IN MUSIC!!!
I've listened to this song for years and years, this is the first time I saw what the band looks like. Never tired of this song.
Now that you've seen it, and if you're like me, you will check it out a minimum of 2-3 times a wk(usually more).......😃👌👍💥🕺
Of course we've all been mezmorized by the singers and songs. It wasn't about if it was a male or female singing. It was just that the music was so incrediblewith heart and soul that you can't help but love it.
James: As I have mentioned to you before, I am a 75-year-old white woman who lived and still adores 70s music - mainly black artists. I start each day with watching you reacting, usually to "Change Is Gonna Come." Keep on inspiring us all. And we would love to meet your grandparents.
Please react to "She's Gone" by Hall & Oates. It's one of my favourite 70's songs and it's kind of similar to this - I'm pretty sure you'd like it a lot.
Yes, and "Rich Girl"
But not the video, have you seen it? It's crazy. Like really crazy, people write whole articles just about that video.
"Soul" doesn't need a modifier. Eye color, skin color has no part. Soul is soul. Love ya bro.
The 70’s baby! Best music when men told their woman that they loved them. Please bring on your grandpa to groove with you.
70's 80's and 90's was when music was music I love this time line I love your videos. play Styx Babe thanks
Leah also add 50's and 60's thats when all the Great music started I lived it all its the best ERA ever
God gave all races a measure of talent and soul. Its not just black folks that have soul and can sing.. Im a 69 year old black lady who grew up hearing all this good music
Seriously your Grandfather is the MAN. He knows some killer music. Tell him he has many fans. Blessings
Blessed my heart to hear a young man say, “this is real music”.
This style was also referred to as soft rock or middle of the road. Solid vocal harmonies, musicianship and rich instrumentation were / are the trademarks. England Dan & John Ford Coley, Bread might be worth of checking out as well, if you haven't already :)
Loved Soft Rock growing up in the 70's. So many recs given, I had on 45's.
If you liked that, listen to Ambrosia..."How Much I Feel"..."You`re The Only Woman"...& "You`re The Biggest Part Of Me". Guaranteed you will love it if you liked Player. Player is more like Ambrosia, not really Bee Gees. Definitely CHECK OUT "AMBROSIA"!!!
Please have your grandparents on the show!
And mom. And your uncle. Any family member who's given you suggestions.
They can introduce songs to you and give you their memories of them.
You must.
Grandpa scores again!!!!! This was a great song then and still is. You can't go wrong with Grandpa. Good music like this come back baby
How bout some Styx James? “Babe”, “Lady” just for an appetizer- ❤️💛☮️💟✌️
No please God. No.
@Michael Asay Some Styx but Babe has to be one of the cheesiest songs of the 80's, and there were a lot of them. Their concept album Kilroy Was Here is when they started to go downhill..
STYX☆CRYSTAL BALL☆BLUE COLLAR MAN☆SUITE MADAM BLUE💣💥
Try Orleans "Dance with Me" or Sanford Townsend Band "Smoke from a Distant Fire"
Yes,yes,yes,Dance With me
Two great songs! 💞✌
And of course "Still the one" which i forgot
I think he'd like "Sweet City Woman" by the Stampeders
"Love Takes Time"
We will never hear these kind of songs from the new generation. Im so glad I lived through it.
Funk, Groove, Soul...the 1970's were legendary ❗️
The first 45 I ever bought with my own money! I was eight years old.
At Woolworth's, for .39 cents! I looked at the rack of 45's forever, trying to decide which one record to get, lol
James ; Here is a list of songs I think you'll like. Bee Gees "Words" , Dan Hill "Sometimes When We Touch" , Bread "If" , Youngbloods "Get Together" , Three Dog Night "Black And White" , Coven "One Tin Soldier" , Sarah McLachlan "In The Arms Of An Angel" , Bill Withers "Lean On Me" , Dobie Gray "Drift Away" , James Gang "Funk #49" , Grand Funk Railroad "Inside Looking Out" , B J Stevenson "MY Maria" , The Rolling Stones "Wild Horses" & "As Tears Go By"
Your Grandpa is Awesome!!! He is steering you in the right direction.
The epitome of blue-eyed soul is The Righteous Brothers singing You've Lost That Loving Feeling.....the live version. Oh, yeah......."swoon"!
I am 53 and this is my FAVORITE song of all time!
Paul Young "Every Time You Go Away"
This was the type of music that inspired the term "The Smooth Seventies", James! So good! Have you checked out Exile - Kiss You All Over, yet?
Are you serious?!! Your grandpa is THE DJ of talent!!!! I'm a white boy born and raised in Wyoming and he and I have the same music loves!!! You are blessed to have such an amazing man in your life!! Love your reactions! PLEASE have your grandpa on to react with you on your next annual anniversary on TH-cam!!! :) BIG FAN OF YOUR REACTIONS HERE!!! PURE and TRUE!!!
I love the lyric "There was --SOMETHING-- in --EVERYTHING-- about you.
Your grandfather knows his music! He's probably my age and loved dancing to this song just as the rest of our generation!
Grandpa knows his music for sure. Glad you have cool grandparents.🥂🍷🎶🎵🎶🎹🎷🎺🎸🎻🥁🎤🎧
The one member that is wearing red is Ronn Moss. He also is an actor. He played Ridge Forester on the CBS soap opera The Bold and the Beautiful for 25 yrs.
Subscribed! I remember listening to this song in my old worn out car back in the late 70s. I was a teenager and I thought I was miserable.. But I was listening to this song on the radio. It was very soothing and I guess a blessing from God. I wasn’t thankful for this song or for many other blessings which I can see now as the Lord’s love. Thank you for helping me think about these things.
That's Peter Beckett with all that "blue eyed soul" singing lead.
Hey JB, if you truly want to hear some blue eyed soul, check out "Ambrosia". All of their songs are great, but the song "Holdin' On To Yesterday" is amazing. The lead vocalist is David Pack, and he has the best "white boy soul" I've ever heard.
Your grandfather sounds awesome!! Us 70's people have a lot in common and the biggest is a love for this era of music!!
Your Grandfather knows his Stuff ! He's all you need to blossom your SHOW ! Ouch ! Real blue-eyed soul ! They were on the "Bee Gees" record Label....You can trust your Granddad's
TASTE !
Imagine driving around with your friends in the 70s listening to this blasting out of the radio as well as all the other 70s songs because that's what me and my friends did😊😊😊
The singer and lead guitarist is Peter Beckett, he's way under rated in my opinion
It's funny you mentioned the Bee Gees. In early 1978 this song "Baby Come Back" knocked the Bee Gees "How Deep Is Your Love" out of the #1 spot on the Billboard chart. BUT after 3 weeks the Bee Gees knocked "Baby Come Back" out of the #1 spot with "Stayin' Alive." Then Andy Gibb knocked his older brothers out of the #1 spot with "Love Is Thicker Than Water" and then the Bee Gees took the #1 spot back with "Night Fever."
A big Shout Out to your GrandPa and his great taste in music- Baby come back is one of my favourite songs since the 70s! If you like this song try the Bee Gees' song- Fanny be Tender- it is the best R&B song based on Quincy Jones & Paul McCartney's opinion. Fanny be Tender is my favourite song too. The late 60s & 70s had the best music!! Loved your reaction!!!
1970's Rock -- That Groove in the Music!!! Come on Man... We need that Back!!!! I love Rap, but music just became lazy with in the 1980's, 1990's and today.... We need more real Musicians to be in bands and putting together these charts with that Pocket!!! LOVE IT!!!! (BABY COME BACK!!!)
Yea man - this song came out when I was in high school and it exploded on radio stations all over the country. A classic that never gets old. Glad to see young folks enjoying this music.Your grandpa must be a cool cat to hang out with! 😎
The guy in the red shirt is Ron Moss (he's an actor and used to be Ridge Forrester on the Bold and the Beautiful). Was blown away that this was his group, I used to hear this song in commercials lol
The joy on your face means everything. These song certainly bring back the 70s in my mind. You had to be an accomplished singer and or musician to make it back then.
YOU are a TRUE OLD SOUL, love! You are SO MUCH like my son, to appreciate us "old people's" songs and I am so grateful for that!... Hugs, from Mesa, AZ
One of my all-time favorite songs! It reminds me of the exciting first year of high school. Hall and Oates is real philly Motown blue-eyes soul. ❤️ your grandpa.
The guy in red has been on The Bold and Beautiful soap opera for over 20 yrs! Couldn't believe it!
Your grandpa knows his music. A lot of his selections are blue-eyed Soul and kids these days just are not aware how amazing and common this was back in the day. Check out Hall and Oats, David Bowie, yes Bee Gees, so many others! Life was so different back then, so romantic and full of potential and possibility.
Yeah I love your grandpa he has such a good playlist for you unbelievable I'm 51 years old and it was my time so I guess I can be a grandma lol
From Montreal Quebec Canada xxx
70's was great... glad to have lived it, but some of todays best is right here on YT. Stan Taylor gives me what I 've been missing .
There's Ridge with Bold and Beautiful! Gorgeous!
The guitarist in red went on to become famous for his role as Ridge Forrester on The Bold and The Beautiful!
Thank you .. I have not heard some of these songs in a while.. Puts a smile on my face with all the memories that come back with each song... Tell your Grandfather thank you also...
OMG that's Ron Moss in the red outfit - Bold And The Beautiful ! I have always loved this song - but never realised who he was until just now LOL
My all time favorite song in Jr. High! I was in love with Ron Moss (guy in red)! Me & your Granddad would get along!
Good song for the younger generations to hear and see live! I’m a isblack grandma apparently the same age as your grandfather. I have this on my iPod music along with 200 other songs from 70-90’s. The 1970’s was the best with all types of good music from blacks and whites, but nothing beats all the bands. You hit the nail on the head when you compare this new generation auto tune. There’s nothing better to see musicians actually sing and play all the different instruments. Check out Sade live videos from San Diego especially “No Ordinary Love” and “ The Sweetest Taboo”
I was 16 when this was released. Still one of my favourite songs. Cheers!
I recommend the song 'Set Adrift on Memory Bliss' by PM Dawn (1991). Also, 'True' by Spandau Ballet (1983) which was included as part of PM Dawn's song listed above.
Love the music of Player. I don't know why they didn't go bigger than they did. Love your reaction.
Thank you grandpa. I had not heard that song in ages. Beautiful
Man, I LOVE 70's pop! This is the music of my childhood. There's just so much great crossover music from the 70's.
You must be aware when we were listening to our music it was on the radio, not video clips.
The most popular songs were played daily, and as there were a few radio stations you could hop around between them so would often catch the same song a few times in one day lol.
You wld be singing along at tbe top of your voice on a rollet coaster: your heart full of joy one minute, and full of pain the next....great days just full of music music music ❤
Yupperz... the songs and sounds of the 1970's were awesome. I miss my childhood! I'm 50 years old now and man I loved it then as still I do now. Yeah man that's how you do it JB... you on an adventure!! Thanks yo!!👍🏻✌🏼🙏🏼❤🌎🌍🌏
This is what my generation called soft rock.
Facts!
James, I just also saw your "Play That Funky Music" reaction video that your grandpa advised you and I thought... James' grandpa needs his own You Tube DJ-channel or maybe you can do it together? Like a proper LIVE STREAM DJ -show on Friday or Saturday night. What do you say?
Excellent idea!!!!
Would look d so tune in for that!
SO much great music from the 70s. Great to see it getting the respect it deserves from guys like you and your co-reactors.
Enjoying these reactions to 70’s music. Beautiful.
They sang it! Oh the memories. Goosebumps sigh sigh sigh
I remember how much you loved Benny Mardones "Into the night." He passed away today at 73. 😢
The harmonizing is so pretty. Underrated group I think. I’ve always loved them. Do This time I’m in it for love. You’ll like it too😍
JB, you are making me relive my life from years back! Enjoying you and your reactions ...and the music!
You’re right, they’re America’s answer to the Bee Gees!
Your granddad's music was the bomb. I remember growing up with all of it. Those were the days of real music
The music of today doesn't even compare
Your Grandfather has some great taste in music. Thanks for sharing it with us. You should have him on your channel. Keep doing what your doing.
Poco "Heart of the Night" AWESOME song!🎵🎶🎵💜💜
Now this is a prefect timeless song for all the guy’s crying for their lost girl.
YES ur grandpa does know what he's doing,I remember playing this song on my record player ,nice memories,
Thank u grandpa keep the suggestions coming,,.
Stay safe everyone
Player! My childhood am radio played it every hour. Your Gramps has great taste. Also, love the whoo's!
Yes! This a great song. Thanks Granddad. I love Soul. You guys had it going on. Just writing this at the same time you are saying it - blue eyed soul. First time I ever heard that phrase but I think I understand exactly! I want soul to come back. Call me old school but I'm sick of hip hop and rap. I just want to hear Soul again.
Skated many a weekend to this song as a kid! Timeless song!
It's true alot of naturally great voices in the 60s and 70s.
🎹🎶♩🎸🎸🎵🎼🔊🔊💃♩💃💃🎶🎤 I DANCED TO THIS NON STOP EVEN NOW 2020 💃🎸❤👣
Peter Becket , about five or ten years older than me, came from my home city, Liverpool.
Heavily influenced by the Black Musicians who played there.
No racism in our part of town, we where all poor, The soul hit us right in the heart, as we where living the same life.
Cudos to your Grandfather, and Cudos to you, the apple doesnt fall far from the tree.
Keep the love going man, just a suggestion, try some Dire Straights,,, Why Aye Man
Brotha, the one guy in red is Ron Moss who used to play the character of Ridge on the soap opera show called The Bold & The Beautiful. He was playing the bass guitar.
This is "classic" blue-eyed SOUL; and Ambrosia and Hall & Oats had a lot of that goin' on as well. The guy dressed in red on the end was a popular soap opera star in the 80s as well; I think he was a cast member of "The Bold & the Beautiful."
The Jets - "You've Got It All"
Lionel Ritchie "stuck on you"
Thank you for your heartfelt and genuine reactions. I enjoy your videos very much. Your grandfather and I must be in the same age group. Many of the songs he recommends to you are also from my teenage years and I love hearing them again. Music, back then, made me happy, joyful. Today's music, I feel, is often angry, aggressive, dark, disrespectful. I want songs to uplift me not bring me down. So thank you for bringing back joyful memories.
Ron Moss, the bassist (in red) played(s) Ridge Forrester on Bold & the Beautiful. Peter Beckett, lead singer is English...
JB Your grandad hasn't steered you wrong yet. This is another classic from back in the day which had everyone slow dancing to the groove 🤗 keep listening to grandpa.. he knows what's up.👍 Please react to Seals and Crofts "Diamond girl and "Hummingbird".
I grew up on this song from my father and uncle, and it's beautiful
i was raised in London UK hitting my teens in the early 70s. There was an amazing range of home grown music that marked our passage and told the stories of our youth. If you want to go deep into realism check out 'Down in the tube station at midnight' by The Jam.
You're on a roll! Great band and song I played over and over. 💞✌
This song was a big hit when it came out, what a cool sound. Your grandfather had a great taste in music
Their other hit was This time I'm in it for love😊👍👌👍😊