1976 was THE PEAK OF PEAK In 1976 came out... Hotel California... Year of the Cat... Tales of Mistery and Imagination... A New World Record... Lucio Battisti, il Contrabasso, La Batteria... And th List goes on and on
Oh my God there is nothing funnier and more fulfilling than seeing young (to me) people experience truly superior music. Not just because it's from my generation, but because this is timeless.
1976-1977 northern Mexico, Teenage first love, block patty Didn't know much English, and fully what the song was about. Best slow dance of our lives. vinyl's, 45 rpm . Some people get to experience the song for the first time.... we lived it when it came out.....
Alan Parsons engineered. Parsons did the beatles white album.....and Pink Floyd's DSOTM. Alan Parsons is the bomb. He lives near Santa Barbara now......working his studio, Parsonics. If you like this song......listen to any of the Alan Parsons albums. From Tales of Mystery and Imagination to A Valid Path....and beyond. You'll see why this song is so well done. Kudos to Al Stewart for sure.
I get a real kick watching you guys discovering some of the music I have known for over four decades. Good for you. Al Stewart and Gerry Rafferty were two of my favourite musicians. BTW what you thought were violins are cellos.
We have seen Al live about a dozen times. We have met him on 3 occasions. He is a gentleman as well as a genius. Our favourite track is Modern Times, we asked him to consider playing it when we saw him in Bristol about 4 years ago, we saw him in Cardiff recently and he played it brilliantly, really made the night for us
My first impression when I heard it in the 70s was "haunting." I imagined the mysterious woman in the song is a ghost (I was a teenager :) . He comes to recognize it but decides to stay anyway, even though he knows it's not real & that he'll have to leave some day. The real meaning could be miles away from my version but it's how I'll always remember this incredible song.
Bring out your weed, lava lamp, and black light posters. Burn some strawberry incense. Grab your pet rock and mood rings. Put on your bell bottoms. We're taking a tour of the 70's. A magical decade that is sadly now history. This song is one of my absolute favorite songs, and artists. Check out Time Passages, On The Border, You're On My Mind Like A Song On The Radio. All by Al Stewart.
I am so pleasantly surprised by how much you guys enjoyed this. Love this song, but it's hard to tell sometimes how much of it is due to a nostalgia. So happy to know this stands the test of time.
What all the generations since don't understand is, we smoked a bowl, turned off the lights, poured a glass of wine, opened a beer etc, , put on our headphones in a dark room only lit by the stereo dial and the turn table light and heard it all, 100%. The 70’s we're amazing in so many different ways, and there was NEVER the need to go faster, in anything. Kick back, and enjoy the ride. Pure Bliss.
We did that, but sat on the floor of my friend Mikka's bedroom facing a mirror. Except sub mushrooms and beer. All kinds of songs of many slower genres and eras. Including Pink Floyd and other softer prog and the Beatles. That was in 1985 onward to 1989. I was born in 1970. We all were that age. ❤
@@joejoseph2247 that’s it exactly! I grin all the while I’m watching their reaction. And THIS song is in my top 3 of all time so it’s even more special!
The 70s had some great songs, Al's contributions are a vibe. " If you don't like it fast forward." Fans of this song didn't fast forward. One of the most beautiful classic rock songs of the 70s. Al has a few of them.
I bought this album in 1976 when I was 20. And I still have it in excellent condition. My rocker friends didn’t understand why I bought it. It just spoke to me. One song on the album, “Flying Sorcery” got me wanting to REALLY learn to fly. And I did!! Thanks Al.
This song will fall off your radar for 20 or 30 years and you'll pick it up unexpectedly again and think damn this was a good song. No one hates this song.
Welcome to our childhood guys, glad you could join. Jr high back then was pretty special. The airways were littered with great music in every direction...
❤ I cant stop watching this song and this is the best reaction to it. You guys should do a live version of it, like the Grey Whistle Test. You can check out all the different instruments and the sax Ryan 😊
I'm baaaack! I commented 1 year ago and again 3 weeks ago...I need another jolt of joy! I think my favorite thing about the reaction is how skeptical y'all seemed before you heard the song...none of you had heard of Al...you had no idea what to expect....you joked a little about the story behind it...and by the end you fell in love with the song and Al, too!🥰🥰🥰
'Sup from the 859!! This song has stuck with me for years, so very good!! I'm a 80's guy but this song is the amazing 70's!! Whats cooler than being cool? Al Stewart!!
Lyrics. So important in any Al Stewart song. The allusion to Bogart's Casablanca, and the whole feel of a Moroccan escapade. Plus everything else that was said. Nice reaction!
I know how you feel. I hope, like for me, this wonderful, incredible song is part of that bridge that connects you to your wife forever. Peace and love to you both.
He was inspired by Lauren Becall and Humphrey Bogart and by different starsigns of the zodiac oooo- Kay. It's a fabulous song and when I wear patchouli perfume I think of this song it's so hippy flower child free. ❤
Back to join you in your first time to hear this.. imagine the first time hearing this when it first came out as 16 year old driving with the top down on a weekend driving to the lake for fun..great memories! I remember how different it was from all others when it first came out.. love it.
I was 16 yo when i first listened to Year of the Cat..what an absolute masterpiece my favourite of all time. Very blessed to have grown up with 70's music. Loved watching you guys react as you discover his talent. Thanks for playing it..that sax still gives me shivers....
Can you visualize it, guys? You’re listening to a master storyteller. His use of precise words to a beautiful tune with a magnificent arrangement - it’s at the top of my list of best songs ever!
"She comes out of the sun with a silk dress running like a watercolor in the rain" That line alone shows why this song is a masterclass in song writing.
I agree. The arrangement, the lyric mated with gorgeously precise musicianship? It saddens me to know that our culture has devolved so precipitously and so rapidly since this *absolute masterpiece* was produced.
@@chrisreed3572 We can carry it on and when the time is right it can re-emerge and be added to. inspired we will advance music. This is just s start here in 3d
this is our youth 😎 1976 long hot summers in london with the year of the cat, you need to have been there to feel the buzz of the times globally. listen to the acoustic version of "on the border" al stewart ❤ you won't be disappointed, great reaction guys
You guys are fun to watch!! Baby boomer here. Love watching you guys appreciate and enjoy the music of the 60’s, 70’s, and eighties into the first part of the 90’s! Pure raw poetic talent back then! 😊
I cannot count how many times I have watched this review since I first saw it several months ago. I love this song, and I love your reaction to it. There are several other of your reviews I've watched multiple times. You guys are great!😊🥰
Al Stewart - an amazing singer/songwriter. I’ve been a fan since the 70’s when I first heard him singing The Year of the Cat on a rental car FM Radio as I left LAX to drive down the coast. THEN, right after it they played Time Passages; the sun was setting, it was just after Christmas…magic!
"Haunting" is a good descriptor. I was 12 at the time. My connection wasn't as dramatic as yours, but Jr. High School can flood anyone with mixed emotions and this song definitely helped me sort through all that mess.
I am crying like a baby listening to this. Takes me right back to one of the three happiest years of my life. Can't help thinking of our then President Carter and his recent infirmity. A really great era and this song was a big part of my mornings primping for the girls at school. Thanks for the review and reminding me.
My Fifth Grade English Teacher played this album, during class. This was one of his tactics, to get us to learn how to write in Proper Cursive in Paragraph Form. He wrote all the lyrics on the chalkboard, put on the Vinyl, while the class wrote away. It was this Class, that I heard so many Classic Artists, that still remind me of that Teacher and how cool He was to influence so many young people to learn English, but at the same time hear GREAT Music.
I had a music teacher all through elementary school in the 60’s who influenced thousands of students in the same way. All show tunes, had to write the words listen to the tune by his piano playing and sing a line and you better know the song cause you don’t know which line of the song you have to sing. Created a whole school to learn every show tune created. Viva Mr. Morgan ~ #mrmorgansawmillelementary
Love your reactions and appreciation for this fantastic music. I have seen Al Stewart live many times and he has a fantastic sense of humour as well, very intelligent very articulate. He is a fantastic acoustic guitar player. If you fancy hearing how two musicians can blow your mind on just two acoustic guitars and a live performance listen to Nostrodamus from Al Stewar ya album Rymes in Rooms. It is 11 minutes long and the acoustic guitars are played with so much attitude. Al tells the story of Nostodamus and his scarily accurate predictions, he even uses old English in part of the song. He has also done a live version completely on his own
This is why we say we grew up with the best music, and the best cars in the 70's and 80's. I carry in my truck a cd of Year of the Cat, Dark side of the Moon, CCR greatest hits and Goodbye Yellow Brick Road.
Another one from the embarrassment of riches that was the music of the 70s. We didn’t know how good we had it back then!
We sure didn't.
Great song !!!
1976 was THE PEAK OF PEAK
In 1976 came out...
Hotel California...
Year of the Cat...
Tales of Mistery and Imagination...
A New World Record...
Lucio Battisti, il Contrabasso, La Batteria...
And th List goes on and on
Oh my God there is nothing funnier and more fulfilling than seeing young (to me) people experience truly superior music. Not just because it's from my generation, but because this is timeless.
They make me laugh out loud!
Back again for my annual indulgence. Thanks guys.
This song brings emotions not just a vibe. Simply genius.
This is the one song to play to anyone who tells you there is no such thing as a perfect song.
Yes. This.
Man, you got that right!!
This does come pretty close to a perfect song.
PERFECT 10+
lt isn't a great song, but it's a brilliant arrangement and production.
1976-1977 northern Mexico,
Teenage first love, block patty Didn't know much English, and fully what the song was about. Best slow dance of our lives. vinyl's, 45 rpm . Some people get to experience the song for the first time....
we lived it when it came out.....
Refreshing to see young people with good taste
I love that you have had the same mind-blowing experience that I have had for this piece of perfect art.
This is by far my favorite reaction video.
I love that you guys love this song... It's 70s classic fore sure. One of the best.
Alan Parsons engineered. Parsons did the beatles white album.....and Pink Floyd's DSOTM. Alan Parsons is the bomb. He lives near Santa Barbara now......working his studio, Parsonics. If you like this song......listen to any of the Alan Parsons albums. From Tales of Mystery and Imagination to A Valid Path....and beyond. You'll see why this song is so well done. Kudos to Al Stewart for sure.
Old and wise and silence and I just beautiful
When I see three guys there I have to laugh all the time. thanks.
I get a real kick watching you guys discovering some of the music I have known for over four decades. Good for you.
Al Stewart and Gerry Rafferty were two of my favourite musicians. BTW what you thought were violins are cellos.
This isn't a song, it's musical genius.
Totally agree.
You have to know music 🎶🎵
We have seen Al live about a dozen times. We have met him on 3 occasions. He is a gentleman as well as a genius. Our favourite track is Modern Times, we asked him to consider playing it when we saw him in Bristol about 4 years ago, we saw him in Cardiff recently and he played it brilliantly, really made the night for us
Amazing song. If dews me in every time.
PURE EAR CANDY, YA'LL!!! STILL love this reaction, YOU-GUYS!! WE were the LUCKIEST PEOPLE: EVER!!! HUGS from TEXAS!!!
My first impression when I heard it in the 70s was "haunting." I imagined the mysterious woman in the song is a ghost (I was a teenager :) . He comes to recognize it but decides to stay anyway, even though he knows it's not real & that he'll have to leave some day. The real meaning could be miles away from my version but it's how I'll always remember this incredible song.
Bring out your weed, lava lamp, and black light posters. Burn some strawberry incense. Grab your pet rock and mood rings. Put on your bell bottoms. We're taking a tour of the 70's. A magical decade that is sadly now history. This song is one of my absolute favorite songs, and artists. Check out Time Passages, On The Border, You're On My Mind Like A Song On The Radio. All by Al Stewart.
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So beautiful of a song, one of my all-time favorites
Best instrumental break in history - strings to Spanish guitar to electric guitar to sax. Brilliant.
Absolutely!
Yacht boys, lol. The sax was big in those days. This is my second youth listening to this song, more respect for Al.
In a silk dress, running, like a watercolor in the rain. One of the best lines ever!!!
Totally agree.
yup. Still think about it sometimes. When I'm dodging raindrops
I am so pleasantly surprised by how much you guys enjoyed this. Love this song, but it's hard to tell sometimes how much of it is due to a nostalgia. So happy to know this stands the test of time.
It's not nostalgia it's just a well written timeless song 😀🎸🎷🎹
I didn't hear it until the mid 2000's while watching Running With Scissors. Instantly knew it was special.
My favorite song! Always had been. A true masterpiece!
What all the generations since don't understand is, we smoked a bowl, turned off the lights, poured a glass of wine, opened a beer etc, , put on our headphones in a dark room only lit by the stereo dial and the turn table light and heard it all, 100%. The 70’s we're amazing in so many different ways, and there was NEVER the need to go faster, in anything. Kick back, and enjoy the ride. Pure Bliss.
Dont forget about the black light!
We did that, but sat on the floor of my friend Mikka's bedroom facing a mirror. Except sub mushrooms and beer.
All kinds of songs of many slower genres and eras. Including Pink Floyd and other softer prog and the Beatles.
That was in 1985 onward to 1989.
I was born in 1970. We all were that age. ❤
@@brianmaltby1424 yes definitely the black light was a must 👌
Yep! That's exactly it!
I am so jealous of you three people able to listen to this song for the first time. I want to go back and relive that first time again.
Lovely.
My sentiment exactly.
Ditto. I lived it too.
we get to relive it through these guys :)
@@joejoseph2247 that’s it exactly! I grin all the while I’m watching their reaction. And THIS song is in my top 3 of all time so it’s even more special!
So right Elaine. It's that good ! Now it's lost in those time passages...:)
The 70s had some great songs, Al's contributions are a vibe. " If you don't like it fast forward." Fans of this song didn't fast forward. One of the most beautiful classic rock songs of the 70s. Al has a few of them.
I bought this album in 1976 when I was 20. And I still have it in excellent condition. My rocker friends didn’t understand why I bought it. It just spoke to me. One song on the album, “Flying Sorcery” got me wanting to REALLY learn to fly. And I did!! Thanks Al.
What is Al Stewart playing?
He's playing the strings of your soul.
This song will fall off your radar for 20 or 30 years and you'll pick it up unexpectedly again and think damn this was a good song. No one hates this song.
Have to comment again.... Can't play year of the cat anymore unless it's with this review...just so so cool listening to this 🙂🙂🙂👍👍👍👍
Questa musica non finirei mai di ascoltare, semplicemente fantastca❤
Welcome to our childhood guys, glad you could join. Jr high back then was pretty special. The airways were littered with great music in every direction...
EVERYTHING about this song screams MASTERPIECE ❤
Ryan - your reaction was beautiful. I enjoyed this soooooooo much. 😂
Absolute ear candy..beautiful
❤ I cant stop watching this song and this is the best reaction to it. You guys should do a live version of it, like the Grey Whistle Test. You can check out all the different instruments and the sax Ryan 😊
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The best arrangement I've ever heard in music.... Amazing....
I keep coming back to this reaction. One of my absolute favourites on TH-cam!
I do, too. The reaction is so cool to rewatch, like listening to the song again and again!
Agreed. These guys had such a heartfelt and sincere feeling bordering on ecstasy. Watching it made me have hope for this generation.
Me too, great reaction! It truly is a feel good song.
Me too!!
Sept 5, 2024 - today is Al’s birthday! 🎉🎉🎉
Fellas… it was a pleasure to see young men appreciate this masterpiece. So many youngsters wouldn’t even give it a chance. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Listen to Al Stewart - Time Passages. You’ll enjoy it.
The Year of the Cat has had me under its spell for forty years...
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@@franciscodanieldaddino1174 😃 👍 👊
You and me, both !
@@isolde1802 ❤📆🐱
I'm baaaack! I commented 1 year ago and again 3 weeks ago...I need another jolt of joy!
I think my favorite thing about the reaction is how skeptical y'all seemed before you heard the song...none of you had heard of Al...you had no idea what to expect....you joked a little about the story behind it...and by the end you fell in love with the song and Al, too!🥰🥰🥰
You guys are awesomely clueless and dorky...love it!
This song is beautiful.
Beautiful to hear it thru you guys; it was (& is) such a triP
That triple hit of acoustic guitar/electric guitar/sax solos preceded by the string section sounds just as amazing now as it did in 76'
Yes it does!
Yes !
I would love your talking bobble heads on my dashboard, with the music. Pure joy.❤
'Sup from the 859!! This song has stuck with me for years, so very good!! I'm a 80's guy but this song is the amazing 70's!! Whats cooler than being cool? Al Stewart!!
I have to come back to this one over and over again. The best reaction ever.
Me to. I brings me joy!
Lyrics. So important in any Al Stewart song. The allusion to Bogart's Casablanca, and the whole feel of a Moroccan escapade. Plus everything else that was said. Nice reaction!
Not to mention Peter Lore contemplating a crime!
You guys are all Cool as Shit. I'm 61 and I felt the AL vibe from first listen just like you guys did . Rock On Gentleman!
REACTION EXCELLENT, A GREAT SOUND!!!
Great review. You guys get it. You get good music. Lexington in the house. Go Big Blue.
One of the absolute greatest songs of all time!
Watched too many political videos today, and I'm bummed. Gonna watch this for the umpteenth time 'cause it always makes me happy. Thanks, guys!😊❤
I can relate, @TallyDrake 💯🌊🐬
It makes me happy as well my friend.
The layering of instruments is masterful. A timeless classic.
Compliments of the genius producing of Alan Parsons
This is a great song , Al Stewart is a super nice musician
I have not heard this in decades…thank you!
I,m 68. Cryiing while listening. Lost my wife of 21 years 2 months ago. Love this song.
Sorry for your loss...
So sorry for your loss. Huge, warm, comforting hugs.
I know how you feel. I hope, like for me, this wonderful, incredible song is part of that bridge that connects you to your wife forever. Peace and love to you both.
"hold fast to what is fine" (1 Thess 5 :21)
thankyou brother
He was inspired by Lauren Becall and Humphrey Bogart and by different starsigns of the zodiac oooo- Kay. It's a fabulous song and when I wear patchouli perfume I think of this song it's so hippy flower child free. ❤
Back to join you in your first time to hear this.. imagine the first time hearing this when it first came out as 16 year old driving with the top down on a weekend driving to the lake for fun..great memories! I remember how different it was from all others when it first came out.. love it.
This song is just beautiful... and it brings back so many good memories of my life with childhood friends in the 70s..
This is The Perfect Song.
For very long, I've considered this the perfect song. It has every element you'd want in a song.
God Bless The BRITISH for the best Bands and Music that they have given to the world. 👍👍
I agree! And I’m American saying that
Latecomer, eh?
Absolutely 👍
TRUE. The British are the best.
Absolutamente, Reino Unido y especialmente los británicos son la cuna de la música de calidad.
I was 16 yo when i first listened to Year of the Cat..what an absolute masterpiece my favourite of all time. Very blessed to have grown up with 70's music. Loved watching you guys react as you discover his talent.
Thanks for playing it..that sax still gives me shivers....
I'm crying as I watching you guys.....So much joy. That's what real music is about....Pure Joy. The Year of the Cat is a timeless classic.
Yes... crying with you
@@andrewpetik2034 I'm on my 5th viewing. Now it's just smiles all the way. :)😊
yes....yes, it is...great music from an incredible songwriter...
@@spoonunit03
I can smile now!
I am back for another view.
It is now like listening to this masterpiece with old friends.
😊✌️
I didn't want to nit pick but they missed the cello and mandolin. No sense judging them. It is overwhelming.
best reaction so far!
Can you visualize it, guys? You’re listening to a master storyteller. His use of precise words to a beautiful tune with a magnificent arrangement - it’s at the top of my list of best songs ever!
Oh yes….well said!
"She comes out of the sun with a silk dress running like a watercolor in the rain" That line alone shows why this song is a masterclass in song writing.
I agree. The arrangement, the lyric mated with gorgeously precise musicianship? It saddens me to know that our culture has devolved so precipitously and so rapidly since this *absolute masterpiece* was produced.
@@chrisreed3572 We can carry it on and when the time is right it can re-emerge and be added to. inspired we will advance music. This is just s start here in 3d
this is our youth 😎 1976 long hot summers in london with the year of the cat, you need to have been there to feel the buzz of the times globally. listen to the acoustic version of "on the border" al stewart ❤ you won't be disappointed, great reaction guys
I keep on returning to your reaction to this classic song ... love it! Keep on keeping on guys... :)
Anything Art Bell used on his late night/early morning paranormal radio shows, including this here, absolutely would take you to another world.
Seeing this young guys enjoying good music like this classic, priceless good job guys thank you
You guys are fun to watch!! Baby boomer here. Love watching you guys appreciate and enjoy the music of the 60’s, 70’s, and eighties into the first part of the 90’s! Pure raw poetic talent back then! 😊
This has to be one of the best songs ever written
This was produced by Alan Parsons, which is why it sounds amazing 48 years later.
Love you guys
Words can't describe this song for me ❤🥰☺️💖
My 2 cats love your reaction to this song. MEOW!
I don't know how many times I have watched your reaction. Your smiles only enhance this masterpiece.😊
This song always gives me chills.
Ouvindo esta obra prima em 01/03/24.
I can't say exactly why but this song make sad, even cry
I cannot count how many times I have watched this review since I first saw it several months ago. I love this song, and I love your reaction to it. There are several other of your reviews I've watched multiple times. You guys are great!😊🥰
Al Stewart - an amazing singer/songwriter. I’ve been a fan since the 70’s when I first heard him singing The Year of the Cat on a rental car FM Radio as I left LAX to drive down the coast. THEN, right after it they played Time Passages; the sun was setting, it was just after Christmas…magic!
This song is so hauntingly beautiful. I was 8 when it came out, and my big brother had drowned...and, somehow, this song soooothed me so deeply.
"Haunting" is a good descriptor. I was 12 at the time. My connection wasn't as dramatic as yours, but Jr. High School can flood anyone with mixed emotions and this song definitely helped me sort through all that mess.
I'm so sorry about your brother. I'm glad you found some solace in this beautiful song.
Bless you.
Sorry about your brother and our thoughts are with you. This song is a masterpiece
So sorry for your loss
My Favorite Song Too😉🎶🎸🎷
I am crying like a baby listening to this.
Takes me right back to one of the three happiest years of my life.
Can't help thinking of our then President Carter and his recent infirmity.
A really great era and this song was a big part of my mornings primping for the girls at school.
Thanks for the review and reminding me.
this is one of my favorite 420 songs....just used to smoke a fat one down at my favorite Key Largo hangouts.
The Year of the Cat is a modern masterpiece. If you do not recognize it, you do not know instrumentation and arrangement.
Again I LOVE you guyz reacting to this song xxx 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺😅😊🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨
This IS a perfect song, great reaction guys!
So great song that even my easy piano cover sounds good!! 💥💥🎹🎹
My Fifth Grade English Teacher played this album, during class. This was one of his tactics, to get us to learn how to write in Proper Cursive in Paragraph Form.
He wrote all the lyrics on the chalkboard, put on the Vinyl, while the class wrote away.
It was this Class, that I heard so many Classic Artists, that still remind me of that Teacher and how cool He was to influence so many young people to learn English, but at the same time hear GREAT Music.
That's awesome. What a great teacher.
Cool teacher.
He should have taught you that what you do with your ear is hear not here.
That, my friends, is how you get the attention of a class! Why not pick the most perfect song ever written!
I had a music teacher all through elementary school in the 60’s who influenced thousands of students in the same way. All show tunes, had to write the words listen to the tune by his piano playing and sing a line and you better know the song cause you don’t know which line of the song you have to sing. Created a whole school to learn every show tune created. Viva Mr. Morgan ~ #mrmorgansawmillelementary
'Year Of the Cat' was recorded in just two takes on August 28, 1975, in Studio 2 at fabled Abbey Road Studios in London.
This like listening to a beautiful classical piece! Gorgeous music!
Truly the best REACTION ever for the best song of all times.
Love your reactions and appreciation for this fantastic music. I have seen Al Stewart live many times and he has a fantastic sense of humour as well, very intelligent very articulate.
He is a fantastic acoustic guitar player.
If you fancy hearing how two musicians can blow your mind on just two acoustic guitars and a live performance listen to Nostrodamus from Al Stewar ya album Rymes in Rooms. It is 11 minutes long and the acoustic guitars are played with so much attitude. Al tells the story of Nostodamus and his scarily accurate predictions, he even uses old English in part of the song.
He has also done a live version completely on his own
This is such a beautiful and haunting song.
It's one of the it's recognized as one of the best beautiful rock and roll songs of all time
Adding this reaction to my playlist! Loved the reaction and loved this song!
Same @katyb9532 💯🌊
The acoustic solo to electric solo to sax solo is complicatedly beautiful.
Thanks!
This is why we say we grew up with the best music, and the best cars in the 70's and 80's. I carry in my truck a cd of Year of the Cat, Dark side of the Moon, CCR greatest hits and Goodbye Yellow Brick Road.
Absolutely!