Don't Call Us, We'll Call You was their only other top 10 hit. I can't believe I'm the only one on here today leaving comments on this channel so far. 😆I'm sure that will change soon.
Jerry Corbetta, the one dressed in yellow on the cover, the singer/songwriter/keyboard player of this song is an incredible musician. He actually was in the Four Seasons for a while as well. I saw him live and he was fantastic. There are 2 other songs of theirs you may wish to check out - "Chest Fever" and "Don't Call Us, We'll Call You".
Iverson's autumn Sandler moving, how do you use this in the wedding wedding summer? I'm of ever since then. I've found this song. The BCR AA PayPal cause I'm. Always say you're a big fat. Dude a Italian won't manage to date with anything you carry on like a dog.
If one enjoys listening to the keyboards and finds the time, check out the British progressive rock band 'Emerson, Lake & Palmer' with their outstanding musical piece "Tarkus" a track off the same named album released back in 1971. The transitions in the arrangement and composition of this song is nothing short of a masterpiece. The late Keith Emerson was no doubt the greatest keyboardist who belonged to a rock supergroup. R.I.P. Rick Wakeman, a former member of another British progressive rock band 'Yes' is also an extraordinary keyboardist.🎤🎸🎹🎹🥁🎵🎶🔊🔥⚡☮🎧
This came out in 1970 and the first video game came out in 1971 - and it wasn't a big commercial hit at that time. The fist, I guess you can call it big, was Pong in 1972. So, if this reminded you of video games, they stole it - lmao.
Nothing really sounds like this, it's quite unique. Reminds me loosely of "Frankenstein" (1972) by Edgar Winters Group, in that both songs are made up of varied parts, they're progressive, and the two songs come from the same musical era. Having said that, it does not remind me of Paul McCartney's "Uncle Albert / Admiral Halsey," which is also a patchwork and from the same era (1971).
One of my favs. I'm not sure but I think "Green Eyed Lady" is a metaphor for the ocean. Oh, but I love green eyed ladies when they come with actual ladies too. A beautiful lady strolling on the beach, "dressed in love". I'll bet she wasn't dressed at all!
What took you so long to get around to this!? Yeah, it’s damn cool, it was cool when it came out, listening on a transistor AM radio in the dark after my parents told us to get to bed!
Seems like it was number one for a short while. Panhead other songs as others have mentioned. Sugarloaf brings to mind Bread. Bread's song I Want to Make it With You came out around the same time. It's real smooth. It also hit number one David Gates and Mike Bots are the only two performing the song. 🚜🤠🐂
If you ask me, they never do anything else close to this good. They have a song called Bach Door Man/Chest Fever in this same sort of vein, more classically influenced though (Bach as in Johanne Sabastian). They had a much more accessible song called Don't Call Us We'll Call You, that's more Pop Rock but I still like it. I have no idea about your video game reference.
Don't Call Us, We'll Call You was their only other top 10 hit. I can't believe I'm the only one on here today leaving comments on this channel so far. 😆I'm sure that will change soon.
Jerry Corbetta, the one dressed in yellow on the cover, the singer/songwriter/keyboard player of this song is an incredible musician. He actually was in the Four Seasons for a while as well. I saw him live and he was fantastic. There are 2 other songs of theirs you may wish to check out - "Chest Fever" and "Don't Call Us, We'll Call You".
Iverson's autumn Sandler moving, how do you use this in the wedding wedding summer? I'm of ever since then. I've found this song. The BCR AA PayPal cause I'm. Always say you're a big fat. Dude a Italian won't manage to date with anything you carry on like a dog.
If you ever remember the wedding singer I don't think you really would have the l.I.KA but I don't know very.I'd like to do something around
If one enjoys listening to the keyboards and finds the time, check out the British progressive rock band 'Emerson, Lake & Palmer' with their outstanding musical piece "Tarkus" a track off the same named album released back in 1971. The transitions in the arrangement and composition of this song is nothing short of a masterpiece. The late Keith Emerson was no doubt the greatest keyboardist who belonged to a rock supergroup. R.I.P. Rick Wakeman, a former member of another British progressive rock band 'Yes' is also an extraordinary keyboardist.🎤🎸🎹🎹🥁🎵🎶🔊🔥⚡☮🎧
I own the 45 of this (I'm that old); I loved the song from the first listen and still do!
This came out in 1970 and the first video game came out in 1971 - and it wasn't a big commercial hit at that time. The fist, I guess you can call it big, was Pong in 1972. So, if this reminded you of video games, they stole it - lmao.
Another vote for Don't Call Us, We'll Call You!
Don't call BIDEN
A handful of decades, still groovin on. Great song!
Sugarloaf is the name of a mountain in Rio de Janeiro, may be where they got their name. I don't recall that they had any other hits.
Nothing really sounds like this, it's quite unique. Reminds me loosely of "Frankenstein" (1972) by Edgar Winters Group, in that both songs are made up of varied parts, they're progressive, and the two songs come from the same musical era.
Having said that, it does not remind me of Paul McCartney's "Uncle Albert / Admiral Halsey," which is also a patchwork and from the same era (1971).
As soon as I saw the title, I thought, Oh Boy, Ace is gonna love this one!
Love this song-they’re so talented
One of those ubiquitous songs on the radio back then. Love hearing it again.
magnificent Hammond organ solo. Gotta luv the B3
I smell the ocean!!!🎵🎼🎶🎸🎧🥁🎤🤘🔥🔥🔥
Loved it, really cool how much you got into this. Yeah, cool tune, unique. And yes, sir, some jazz in here.
Underrated masterpiece…..
One of my favs. I'm not sure but I think "Green Eyed Lady" is a metaphor for the ocean. Oh, but I love green eyed ladies when they come with actual ladies too. A beautiful lady strolling on the beach, "dressed in love". I'll bet she wasn't dressed at all!
Finally, someone reacted to this song, wow, thanks for doing it, one of the best songs back then, and well recorded1
ANOTHER CLASSIC !! 😍😁
You definitely got to hear Don't Call Us, We'll Call You by the same band.
Heck of a build up, ain't it? And then they come in with that smooth vocal. Awesome
What took you so long to get around to this!? Yeah, it’s damn cool, it was cool when it came out, listening on a transistor AM radio in the dark after my parents told us to get to bed!
Great reaction Ace! Gaming references don't bother me! Gotta go on to Sugarloaf's other great hit - Don't Call Us We'll Call You.
oh youre not ready
Seems like it was number one for a short while. Panhead other songs as others have mentioned.
Sugarloaf brings to mind Bread.
Bread's song
I Want to Make it With You came out around the same time.
It's real smooth. It also hit number one David Gates and Mike Bots are the only two performing the song.
🚜🤠🐂
If you ask me, they never do anything else close to this good. They have a song called Bach Door Man/Chest Fever in this same sort of vein, more classically influenced though (Bach as in Johanne Sabastian). They had a much more accessible song called Don't Call Us We'll Call You, that's more Pop Rock but I still like it. I have no idea about your video game reference.