I loved when your eyes got wide when the harmonica set in. In Germany we say "Ein Bild für die Götter" - a picture for the gods. I don't know why Supertramp seems to have been forgotten - they have so many incredible songs.
@@motomass8458 You're welcome. It's an expression on the border of being old fashioned, but I always liked it. It's similar to "a sight to behold", I guess.
"When you look through the years and you see what you could have been, oh, what you might have been, if you had had more time." ......right in the damn feels, e.v.e.r.y.t.i.m.e.
@Antonio Rivera This may seem a bit far fetched, but we should all ask if he may be down with a fan meet-n-greet, when things get back to some sort of normalcy, of course. I think he would be cool to hang with, even for just a few hours. Just throwing that out there to see what sticks.
Agree! I was just thinking "wow, it's sooo great to see his videos, but I'd LOVE to meet him and his family. Jamal, seriously---if you lived anywhere near me, I'd invite you and your fam over for dinner....you would be so fun to talk with on serious topics, but you're also quite funny---especially your facial reactions! :-)
What could he do to those Friends of the Whole Worlds...?? Just curious, since i talk that way sometimes myself if i've had a 5th of whiskey...in about an hour.
The intro to this song just makes me smile, I hope it has the same effect on everyone else who is listening right now.....we need more smiles than cries
Listening to songs so good like this makes me so happy to have had the luxury of growing up when they were released,but also listening to songs like this today makes me so sad that such good songs are rarely made anymore,if at all.
It is sad, indeed. I grieve for the teens of today - the music now is shite. Listening to what's being played in the car next to me at a red light is heartbreaking - foul language, anger, hate, rage, ugliness. The beautiful, happy, soul-enriching 1970s are gone forever.
@@lisahinton9682 Nicely put.The 70's had such variety and creativity,and we did not have to search for the songs because they were everywhere,and it seemed like it would never end.There was always another great new song to listen to.To me it is a lost art form.Some say I am getting old lol but there is more to it than that... I could have been next to that same car you mentioned>except it wasn't...there are too many of those cars out there now unfortunately.I will turn up songs like this so I don't have to listen to that rubbish from those cars haha...
@@Trashman1964 I, too, was born in 1964. You're exactly right - you didn't have to "look" for good music, or, as another user on this thread said, "just know where to look" (frigging HELL, that breaks my heart for that CHILD), because great music was everywhere, all the time. It was on every station, every concert, every everything, had great music. A swear word was rare - emotions could be, and were, expressed brilliantly without filth. Now, filth's all you hear and it's boring, dull, depressing, predictable. Ahh, to leap on a time-travelin' bus and go back.. If only.....
So true! :-( It has such an upbeat melody, I never really noticed. And, just like SO MANY other songs, hearing Jamal's thoughts makes it even more meaningful.
Supertramp is the most underrated band. I was a child of the 70’s. I could have heard the first song through a k-Tel album, but so solid. Anyone remember the K-Tel albums?
I love many rock group and solo artists but they have always been my favourite since hearing Crime of the Century as a 12 year old in 1975. My love for them is followed closely by that for ELO. P.S. I still have a K-Tel 22 Fantastic Favourites album of early 1970s pop/rock hits.
Yes on underrated. My daughter was born in 1987 and I did my best to expose her to the best music. She's now 33 and Supertramp has been her favorite band since she was in high school. I did something right!
These lyrics hit so much more at 55 than they did at 18. The music is as good as ever. Does it feel that your life's become a catastrophe? Oh, it has to be, for you to grow, boy When you look through the years and see what you could have been Oh, what you might have been If you would have more time.
There were only five actually and not that much overdubbing either, only some synth strings and organ and, according to the official credits, some guitar hidden in the soundscape too.
Grethe Therese Juel I couldn’t rememember ... I have all their albums cds and about 8 dvds of concert material ... just an awesome band of great musicians and composer’s 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I’d love to see you laugh with Jerry Reed. “When you’re hot you’re hot” and “she got the gold mine (I got the shaft)” are two of my favorites by him. The humor and energy make him really fun.
Just for a Dr Demento flashback, give Existential Blues by Tom T-Bone Stankus a listen. It makes you realize much was smoked while writing The Wiz of Oz.
I chalk up that immersive quality to the fact that this whole record is brilliantly arranged and impeccably engineered. It puts you right in the middle of the music - it wraps around me and gets inside me. I love this record.
I live in Australia but travelled to Los Angeles in 1997. We happened to take a drive up to the top of the Hollywood Hills, past the Greek Theatre, where we saw a sign saying that Supertramp was playing there the next night. We stumbled across the last 2 tickets for sale at 11:00pm from a ticket selling place on Sunset. So we got to see Supertramp on their 1st Concert in 20 years at the Greek Theatre. Unbelievable, experience, great night, one I will never forget.
Good reaction! I've always loved this song and one memory that stands out to me is making a late night drive listening to Art Bell and he used this as his bumper music between segments. Instantly raised my spirits even though I was dog tired and ready to get home.
This song will be played at my funeral. This song has been #1 in the sound track of my life, ever since it came out in the 70s. I wore out the 8 track!
Supertramp was a 5-piece band when Breakfast in America came out. I was 13 and became a huge fan immediately. Still love hearing them over 40 years later!
In my mind, it can't be overstated, how important it is to keep this human artistic expression of music alive. And you're doing it, brother. May it inspire future generations of artists. Please keep it going.
I'm loving these Supertramp videos, I became a fan way back because of so many little touches of Stax/Volt soul I picked up after listening to that music for decades (every single Stax or Volt put out). To me Supertramp will always feel like a marriage between The Beatles/Wings and 60s soul.
I was supertramp's last ever show before Rodger Hodgson left. This was the encore.... started with Rodger at the piano, one spotlight shining straight down on him at the piano, I'll always remember it.
Saw them in Ottawa doing the whole Crime of the century album right after it came out. Amazing concert. Right up there with The Eagles in Toronto after the Hotel California album was released. Both will remain in my memory forever
Great great song !! Always loved!! ❤️❤️ Awesome music. Luckily I was able to enjoy it all. Still love it all daily!!😉 You are right. I guess that’s why I’ve always loved music, you get to really feel it!! ❤️❤️❤️
Please, Please give me some “Green Onions”. It was a favorite of mine back in the day. I’m 80 now. 😢 No, not really crying about it. I lived during the wonderful days of the birth of rock and roll. Wouldn’t have missed it for the world. 🥰
Thank you for playing these great tunes. Watching Your reactions are like hearing the songs for the first time again.I love you and love hearing some of the best music. Ps love the T shirts too!
I just gotta say you're one of the very few TH-cam with great presentation and reactions. You don't take long to start the actual video and you don't interrupt the song 50 times in one min. Great !
You make my often miserable existence somewhat manageable. Thank you sir. I really appreciate your enthusiasm and appreciation. Keep great music alive!
I had friend in high school that lived just a short way away from school. We would ditch classes, and listen to music. He had a great stereo setup. That was the first time I heard this song. Oh yeah, we were usually high too!
Jamel I love your reactions. Breakfast in America was my first album I bought when I was 13 years old and it is one of my favourites that I have listen to countless time. I get goosebumps every time at he beginning of this song.
I knew it! I knew it! His shoulders, his neck, his head... He has NO choice but to respond to this classic rock masterpiece, just as I did growing up in the 70's & 80's.
Dude, you literally have some of the best mix between the music and your comments. A lot of other reaction videos look great but they lack in the quality of the music portion of the video. Great job!
I would say that Supertramp is one of the greatest underrated artists, but there are many more out there. The music of this era is enjoyable due to the music made during this time. In 2020, I wish there where more artists who would step up to make music to enjoy.
I have a totally different take on this song. I first heard it while working in Saudi Arabia as a 20 something year old young man. I was a looooong way from home. Prior to working overseas I'd always considered myself just a part of the scenery, but now I was playing a part in a movie show. As another lonely day became another lonely night, I'd sit on a rise looking across the empty blackness at the city lights in the far, far distance. Later in life I'd relate to "when you look through your life and you see what you could have been", not that I hadn't experienced some incredible years... unforgettable. But there were many years abroad. I was not around. Looking back, I think I might have done a few things differently. Great song, gave solace to me as young man alone in a far away land, as well as later in life. To this day, when I'm fortunate to hear it again, it brings back very introspective memories of the empty vastness of those Arabian nights! For reference, I'm now 65.
Jamal you’re the best! I’ve always loved this band & it brings back a certain time in life for me when I was a teen. Used to listen to album hundreds of times! Yes shivers! 👍💕
"D'yall feel that?"
Yes we do Jamel. We have been feeling it for decades.
Cheers.
So true. Turned this one way up. My first clip for the day over a cup of coffee.
Since 76! Still feeling 17 when I hear this...
Yeah baby long road home
I’m twice your age but I’m back to my 20’s when I hear this. There are very distinct songs that never fade from memory and are ageless.
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He’s 40. I doubt if your 80.
I loved when your eyes got wide when the harmonica set in. In Germany we say "Ein Bild für die Götter" - a picture for the gods. I don't know why Supertramp seems to have been forgotten - they have so many incredible songs.
Wow! .... Wonderful comment! Be well Germany. 😊😊
'Ein Bild fur die Gotter' - I love that. Thanks brother.
@@skylab14 Hahaha, thanks. Be well too!
@@motomass8458 You're welcome. It's an expression on the border of being old fashioned, but I always liked it. It's similar to "a sight to behold", I guess.
I just wrote that down to share with my family. Beautiful!
"When you look through the years and you see what you could have been, oh, what you might have been, if you had had more time."
......right in the damn feels, e.v.e.r.y.t.i.m.e.
Yes
That line still gets to me to this day & I started listening many many years ago...lol
Totally agree with you! Also, I never gave this song ANY thought, but now that I've heard it through Jamal, it's more enjoyable!
Yes. Amen
Jesus what a kick in the nuts those lyrics are...
Jamel seems like the kind of person who could the Whole Worlds Friend. Would love to meet him one day. God Bless Him.
@Antonio Rivera This may seem a bit far fetched, but we should all ask if he may be down with a fan meet-n-greet, when things get back to some sort of normalcy, of course. I think he would be cool to hang with, even for just a few hours. Just throwing that out there to see what sticks.
Agree! I was just thinking "wow, it's sooo great to see his videos, but I'd LOVE to meet him and his family. Jamal, seriously---if you lived anywhere near me, I'd invite you and your fam over for dinner....you would be so fun to talk with on serious topics, but you're also quite funny---especially your facial reactions! :-)
What could he do to those Friends of the Whole Worlds...?? Just curious, since i talk that way sometimes myself if i've had a 5th of whiskey...in about an hour.
I would love to meet him to 💖
@@CaptWalker 🤪🤡
You know one of those songs that INSTANTLY take you back to your childhood?! God, this one makes me emotional.
The intro to this song just makes me smile, I hope it has the same effect on everyone else who is listening right now.....we need more smiles than cries
Thanks for the sentiment. Same here.
Listening to songs so good like this makes me so happy to have had the luxury of growing up when they were released,but also listening to songs like this today makes me so sad that such good songs are rarely made anymore,if at all.
You just need to know where to look is all.
It is sad, indeed. I grieve for the teens of today - the music now is shite. Listening to what's being played in the car next to me at a red light is heartbreaking - foul language, anger, hate, rage, ugliness.
The beautiful, happy, soul-enriching 1970s are gone forever.
Truth
@@lisahinton9682 Nicely put.The 70's had such variety and creativity,and we did not have to search for the songs because they were everywhere,and it seemed like it would never end.There was always another great new song to listen to.To me it is a lost art form.Some say I am getting old lol but there is more to it than that...
I could have been next to that same car you mentioned>except it wasn't...there are too many of those cars out there now unfortunately.I will turn up songs like this so I don't have to listen to that rubbish from those cars haha...
@@Trashman1964 I, too, was born in 1964. You're exactly right - you didn't have to "look" for good music, or, as another user on this thread said, "just know where to look" (frigging HELL, that breaks my heart for that CHILD), because great music was everywhere, all the time. It was on every station, every concert, every everything, had great music. A swear word was rare - emotions could be, and were, expressed brilliantly without filth. Now, filth's all you hear and it's boring, dull, depressing, predictable. Ahh, to leap on a time-travelin' bus and go back.. If only.....
I've heard this song dozens of times over 40 years. I never realized how brutally sad it was until I checked out the lyrics. Damn!
The older I get, the sadder it gets! lol
So true! :-( It has such an upbeat melody, I never really noticed. And, just like SO MANY other songs, hearing Jamal's thoughts makes it even more meaningful.
Lisaws WS: The older you get, unfortunately, how poignant the song gets.
I've had EXACTLY the very same experience!
Same here such a sad song but in a good way
'Take The Long Way Home'. And ' School' are two of my favorites.
Supertramp is the most underrated band. I was a child of the 70’s. I could have heard the first song through a k-Tel album, but so solid. Anyone remember the K-Tel albums?
I love many rock group and solo artists but they have always been my favourite since hearing Crime of the Century as a 12 year old in 1975. My love for them is followed closely by that for ELO. P.S. I still have a K-Tel 22 Fantastic Favourites album of early 1970s pop/rock hits.
Yes on underrated. My daughter was born in 1987 and I did my best to expose her to the best music. She's now 33 and Supertramp has been her favorite band since she was in high school. I did something right!
@@sourisvoleur4854 I long to hear these kinds of stories. Spread the Supertramp love one listener at a time especially the younger generation.
Same here brother, SuperTramp was excellence!
I remember the advertisement for K-Tel Records. You could find just about anything with those guys.
Thumbs up for this man who knows what it means to “take the long way home “.
@Jamel_AKA_Jamal do you share all these songs with your wife?
This song just makes you smile. Brings back some great memories. "Breakfast in America" is a must-own album.
These lyrics hit so much more at 55 than they did at 18. The music is as good as ever.
Does it feel that your life's become a catastrophe?
Oh, it has to be, for you to grow, boy
When you look through the years and see what you could have been
Oh, what you might have been
If you would have more time.
ouch
Your soul smiles the same way mine does when that harmonica comes in. I'd love to sit and jam to music with you.
6 or 7 band members .... you couldn’t have picked a better band ... so many great songs thank you 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤️❤️❤️
There were only five actually and not that much overdubbing either, only some synth strings and organ and, according to the official credits, some guitar hidden in the soundscape too.
Grethe Therese Juel I couldn’t rememember ... I have all their albums cds and about 8 dvds of concert material ... just an awesome band of great musicians and composer’s 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Fantastic musicians. Quite incredible live.
I just love your show God bless you for doing this all of this beautiful music that I have forgotten thank you
Yes! Yes! Yes!
Oh hell yeah! Such a good song.
Supertramp is underrated.
Thanks Jemel. Stay safe sir!
My old drummer used to call that "skin grin" when something would give him the goosebumps.
This is the true purpose of the blues harmonica - to make the sound that represents the wailing of the human soul.
I’d love to see you laugh with Jerry Reed. “When you’re hot you’re hot” and “she got the gold mine (I got the shaft)” are two of my favorites by him. The humor and energy make him really fun.
I kind of like Lord, Mr Ford...
Mac Davis 'It's Hard to be Humble' would be good too
Just for a Dr Demento flashback, give Existential Blues by Tom T-Bone Stankus a listen. It makes you realize much was smoked while writing The Wiz of Oz.
Preacher and the Bear or Muleskinner Blues
..... "Yes, operator, this is a collect call from Cletus Snow. ............. No, I am not Hank Snow's brother". 😂😂
I also get chills every time the harmonica comes in! (And so many other parts of this song too...) Thanks @Jamel_AKA_Jamal!
School by supertramp really is something everyone should experience in their lifetime.
When that harmonica drops I get goosebumps and tears in my eyes......a totally different world back then.....
I chalk up that immersive quality to the fact that this whole record is brilliantly arranged and impeccably engineered. It puts you right in the middle of the music - it wraps around me and gets inside me. I love this record.
Don’t forget Breakfast in America!!!
He didn't. ;)
One of the best albums of all time
Yay! So ready! Hope you can do “Goodbye Stranger” too! ❤️😉☮️☮️✌️
Supertramp had a great sound and they had the best talent of putting words together for meaning
I live in Australia but travelled to Los Angeles in 1997. We happened to take a drive up to the top of the Hollywood Hills, past the Greek Theatre, where we saw a sign saying that Supertramp was playing there the next night. We stumbled across the last 2 tickets for sale at 11:00pm from a ticket selling place on Sunset. So we got to see Supertramp on their 1st Concert in 20 years at the Greek Theatre. Unbelievable, experience, great night, one I will never forget.
Love your "air" harmonica LOL! Saw a Supertramp concert in Cleveland around 1982. It blew us away! Thanks for your videos Jamel.
The dance between harmonica and clarinet or sax makes one the best duels ever!
Watching you react to that brought me so much joy! I’m loving life again. Thank you!
The music just wraps around you, creating it's own world.
This song is so uplifting. Anytime I've ever heard it, it's made me happy. Sometimes it makes you almost want to cry....almost :)
Brings me so much joy to see you enjoying this as much as I did when this album first came out in 1979. Brings me back :-)
There aren't many legendary clarinet solos in rock music, but this is the one!!
i love watching your soul fill up again when you hear the songs of my youth. Supertramp was my gospel. still kinda is.
Supertramp fue el grupo de mi adolescencia. Geniales! Me encantó tu reacción
This is one of my favorites, and yes it still gives me the same chills.
Jamel & Rodger Hodgson might just be the two coolest cats on the planet!
This band literally defined my college years in the 70s. Miss those times so much , thanks for the memories ❤
The 70s were the best 10 years ever For great music like this, But the 80s get the credit for so many 70s songs ITS A SHAME
Good reaction! I've always loved this song and one memory that stands out to me is making a late night drive listening to Art Bell and he used this as his bumper music between segments. Instantly raised my spirits even though I was dog tired and ready to get home.
One those songs that allways bring a tears to my eyes, memories from the 1980s, great stuff, keep on keeping on, you ROCK Jamal 👍👍👍
This song will be played at my funeral. This song has been #1 in the sound track of my life, ever since it came out in the 70s. I wore out the 8 track!
Supertramp was a 5-piece band when Breakfast in America came out. I was 13 and became a huge fan immediately. Still love hearing them over 40 years later!
You can say it lol The 1970s lol 1979
In my mind, it can't be overstated, how important it is to keep this human artistic expression of music alive. And you're doing it, brother. May it inspire future generations of artists. Please keep it going.
I'm loving these Supertramp videos, I became a fan way back because of so many little touches of Stax/Volt soul I picked up after listening to that music for decades (every single Stax or Volt put out). To me Supertramp will always feel like a marriage between The Beatles/Wings and 60s soul.
Please do the Hollies “The Air that I breathe”, a beautiful and soulful ode to love
And "Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress" too.
Most DEFINITELY
A great song, one of my favorite Supertramp tunes. Some great lyrics, too.
This was one of the bands my mom listened to so music from my childhood. Watching you "feel" it is so great. And I am loving your Star Wars shirts.
I remember listening to this when I was a little girl from the lake with my parents. Wow I had some good flash backs
Oh this song.......one of my faves!......that intro!......💫✨
Our music is now “elevator” music . . . . How I love a long elevator RIDE!
Tracie McBeth YES! We’ve made it!
I was supertramp's last ever show before Rodger Hodgson left. This was the encore.... started with Rodger at the piano, one spotlight shining straight down on him at the piano, I'll always remember it.
Love you man for hearing it. I'm beyond happy to hear you tonight. Perfect Saturday Night.
Saw them on Buffalo in 1977..took.a chartered bus from Norther Ontario ..small arena..awesome. Saw them again in 1999. still awesome.
Saw them in Ottawa doing the whole Crime of the century album right after it came out. Amazing concert. Right up there with The Eagles in Toronto after the Hotel California album was released. Both will remain in my memory forever
One of my most fav Supertramp songs. It’s a gem
Great great song !! Always loved!! ❤️❤️ Awesome music. Luckily I was able to enjoy it all. Still love it all daily!!😉
You are right. I guess that’s why I’ve always loved music, you get to really feel it!! ❤️❤️❤️
Bringing us together, one song at a time. Please keep 'em coming.
It's a masterpiece, that one.
Dude, try out a real old one: "Green Onions" by Booker T. and the M.G.'s.
OMG, one of my favorite songs ever!
Green onions hangin' all over the studio, precious thing, gotta keep the vampires away ya understand!
Definatly gotta hear green onions. I used that as my mothers ring tone til she passed at Christmass eve.
Please, Please give me some “Green Onions”. It was a favorite of mine back in the day. I’m 80 now. 😢 No, not really crying about it. I lived during the wonderful days of the birth of rock and roll. Wouldn’t have missed it for the world. 🥰
Jason Thayer i got this on vinyl from the 50s?. j
Thank you for playing these great tunes. Watching Your reactions are like hearing the songs for the first time again.I love you and love hearing some of the best music. Ps love the T shirts too!
Brings back memories, cruising down the highway.
Try "School", Crime of the Century" and "Hide in Your Shell".
Crime Of The Century.... awesome song!
The Album "Crime of the Century" - beginning to End!
Hide In Your Shell is one of my favorite songs by Supertramp. Great choice.
Absolutely! "Crime of the Century" was fantastic.
I even forget about these tunes, and then there you go!!! Shaking my head! lol
Love this song. So many memories!!
I have the same emotional reaction as I'm listening to the classics.... Love the key changes in the end......
I think everyone’s first reaction to hearing long way home for the first time is to smile.
Such a classic tune from my childhood and still is
I just gotta say you're one of the very few TH-cam with great presentation and reactions. You don't take long to start the actual video and you don't interrupt the song 50 times in one min. Great !
You are my best friend!! I love someone that appreciates good music.
You make my often miserable existence somewhat manageable. Thank you sir. I really appreciate your enthusiasm and appreciation. Keep great music alive!
I had friend in high school that lived just a short way away from school. We would ditch classes, and listen to music. He had a great stereo setup. That was the first time I heard this song. Oh yeah, we were usually high too!
Jamel I love your reactions. Breakfast in America was my first album I bought when I was 13 years old and it is one of my favourites that I have listen to countless time. I get goosebumps every time at he beginning of this song.
If he likes harmonica, he needs to react to some blues traveler. Especially "Hook" and "Run Around"
Hank Meyer neil young. old man. .. heart of gold
I second this! Hook and Mountains Win Again
I just love that "hey!"
I knew it! I knew it!
His shoulders, his neck, his head...
He has NO choice but to respond to this classic rock masterpiece, just as I did growing up in the 70's & 80's.
One of the greatest songs ever
I want to like this video reaction over and over again.
That harmonica.......oh my goodness.......🥰
Love your videos bro
LOVE, Peace and respect..
I am excited as you are thanks you all
Hello Jamal!! saying hello from Wapato Washington State. I love listening to this song, take the long way home! Always reminds me of my grandma.
Dude, you literally have some of the best mix between the music and your comments. A lot of other reaction videos look great but they lack in the quality of the music portion of the video. Great job!
Goosebumps are a good thing! 😁
When I first heard them I was maybe 15 but yeah the beginning of this song was so cool back in the 70’s
I would say that Supertramp is one of the greatest underrated artists, but there are many more out there. The music of this era is enjoyable due to the music made during this time. In 2020, I wish there where more artists who would step up to make music to enjoy.
Thank you, brother Jamal, for making the world sweeter. I just ordered a tee as a birthday prez to myself. Squeeeeeeeeee! Much love, Sister Linda Lou
Great show, much love❣
Love you, Jamel. And I love your taste in music.
I have a totally different take on this song. I first heard it while working in Saudi Arabia as a 20 something year old young man. I was a looooong way from home. Prior to working overseas I'd always considered myself just a part of the scenery, but now I was playing a part in a movie show. As another lonely day became another lonely night, I'd sit on a rise looking across the empty blackness at the city lights in the far, far distance. Later in life I'd relate to "when you look through your life and you see what you could have been", not that I hadn't experienced some incredible years... unforgettable. But there were many years abroad. I was not around. Looking back, I think I might have done a few things differently. Great song, gave solace to me as young man alone in a far away land, as well as later in life. To this day, when I'm fortunate to hear it again, it brings back very introspective memories of the empty vastness of those Arabian nights! For reference, I'm now 65.
When my kids were teens& l would pick them up from school & this was
Jamal you’re the best! I’ve always loved this band & it brings back a certain time in life for me when I was a teen. Used to listen to album hundreds of times! Yes shivers! 👍💕
Loved watching this! You'll know "Give a little Bit", I'm sure they play it at work.
Have fun!!
Great Song! Love the Falcon T too. May the Force be with You.
If you like harmonica, listen to "Once Upon a time in the West", studio version, not the souless live stuff around
nice to see you enjoying it so much, greetings from overseas Germany :-)
1st I love your shirt! More importantly I love your channel. I grew up on these songs. So glad to know they are rediscovered and live on.
J'adore cette chanson ❤️
The three best songs from Supertramp, Take the Long Way Home, The Logical Song, (Right) Bloody well Right.