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If you're listening in 2024 you're awesome 👌 ❤
You too Kiki ~ peace love and light to the world 💜🕊🤍🕯🌞
Its me hurry up harry 2 the way 2 the pub n tin man on the way home
This has been mine and my daughters song since she was a little girl , we'd be driving and Tin Man would play on the radio ,she'd get so excited and we would sing it as loud as we could ...Now my little girl is grown up and is terminally ill ,she's fought a good fight ,and soon she'll have no more pain and be at peace .....Thank you America giving us Tin Man ...🙏🏻🌈🙏🏻🌈🙏🏻
My prayers for her and you. Her Tin Man is waiting for her. God bless yours
Praying for her.
Praying for your daughter 🙏
Sending you lots of love. So glad you have such wonderful memories together.
Sending love, light, peace and prayers to both you and your daughter! May wonderful memories like this one provide comfort to you both.
My Dad used to play America and the eagles etc growing up. I always used to tease him because he couldn’t help but sing along to the classics. He always said the new generation of music had no taste and was degenerate. He was my coach, my hero, my best friend. He died of bone cancer two years ago. Now I listen to the eagles, America, Neil Young, etc everyday on my way to work and I can feel the spirit of my Dad listening there next to me.
RIP Dad, I miss you
this made me cry 😢
Ha i walk to the pub like hurry up harry n leave like the tin man n brasic
Hermoso ..,buenos tiempos de esperanza y valor,belleza del sentimiento amor ,amor amor❤❤❤✨🙏💔
Your dad sounds great. He is wrong about other music, though. There is always garbage out there but it doesn't define any genre. From then until 2 years ago, there is so much great music your dad must have missed.
@@jimlovesgina what are some more modern artists you would recommend?
I KNOW there's nothing that quite captures what this song did on vinyl. Beautiful.
Oh wow this used to be my favorite song back in ‘74’before any kids or life’s problem,by chance I heard it today and was magically taken back,I’m a 63 yr old black woman with a love for all music,still listening to feel good music in 2023❤️and Oz didn’t really give the Tin Man anything,he had it all😍🥰
it’s also beautiful to think about tin man’s backstory i think he was a real man once but he was cursed
You are sweet M Robinson
I'm a 63 yr old white woman and I love their music!
Beautiful song
Beautiful!! 💕
Personally whoever grew up during the 60's 70's and 80's had such a wonderful soundtrack to their lives... beautiful music all around.
4561z my number got a grandson hendrix yup the beat goes on
These are songs that wove a tapestry of wonderful lyric writing, Mellow yet innovative musicality and solid, unforgettable melody lines.
It really WAS the greatest music to grow up to!🤗💖
So beautiful. I feel so fortunate to have been a Teenager through the 70s. It was a time of happiness. Nothing has been the same since. x
Truth!😪
My oldest sister Kim showed me to listen to the best. Rest easy .
This is an example of a composition with an eternal shelf life. It's as good today as it was when I first heard it in the 70's
You just described a lot of the 70's songs!
@@scottsands1634 Thanks Scott. They're not Oldies, they are, Classics.
Many America songs have aged like gold. Too bad their albums were pretty inconsistent.
Another reason why I wish I was born a good four decades before I was :/
@@louise1180 I tell my wife that SAME THING pretty often....born four decades later than I should have. Funny....
I can't believe how lucky I was to be a teenager in the 70's. Thank you God!
Great times
You were lucky
Kim StClair, I am lucky to be in my single digits in the 1970s. I was 4, potentially going on 5 naturally.
I was 10 in 76 and so 15 in 81.
Always said that I was BLESSED to be a part of GREAT TIMES!!!!!!
The magic of "The Wizard Of Oz" is that each character already had what they sought. All they had to do was look inside themselves and acknowledge what was there. The Tin Man had a huge heart. Oz just opened his eyes.
Exactly. Just going on the journey and meeting the wizard and then exposing him they had all they needed they just didn't know it and I said the same thing
This song is so good they name a country after the band.
😅🤣😅🤣
❤😂
❤
Too damn right
a continent
They are the most underrated band of the '70s. They were so good.
Agree ha my mates called me this as ileft the pub similar walkin
Just a decent bunch of men. Being decent won't give you notoriety or put you at the pinnacle in show biz. I think these dudes were always good with who they are and what they achieved. Their legacy speaks for itself.
When I Hear This Song It Brought Me So Much Happiness in1974... and I Am Still Happy In 2024...That You God For Havin Mercy On Me!
Amen!
Amen my friend, and all we needed to do was to accept that He shed His blood and died for (All) our sins, and with this all our sins are forgiven; past-prrsent-and future, and nothing can keep us from the Love of God.
What a great attitude!
That part where he go ouhhhhh ouuuuhhh ouuuhhhhhhhh ya i felt that
My parents took me to see America in 1976 when I was 4 years old. My dad had me on his shoulders. In 2018 I took my dad to see America, at our local casino. He loved the show as much as I did. I'm glad to give back what he did for me.
Wonderful of you!🤗💖
Hearing this song always remind me of my old man, driving on the highway as we go on family vacations, the sun glimmering on his honey colored eyes, making him look even more lively than he already was, so happy, always smiling while he was driving...
I love you dad.
What a memory! These comments are the best and make this song even more special. Your dad must have been a great person as you describe him.
Wow ! beautiful memories, I grew up in a foreign country, listening to all these music without understanding a word but lovin'every min thanks to my grandpa who passed away due to covid.
Hijo De Alerik, sounds like your father was a handsome gentleman, after you mentioned honey-colored eyes.
you made me cry, i love you
Dang, you just described me and my Dad, Mom and closest brother to me going on trips 😢
For those of you not aware, this year is the 50th anniversary of the album "America".
Good Lord, the time does fly!
Wow so long ago and still a GREAT SONG. That’s older than my dad haha
🥺😳🥺😔🤍💙🙏🏽
This is REAL MUSIC.
CLASSIC FOREVER.
I'm 27 and I went to see them live yesterday in Tunica, Mississippi. Man they've still got it. Opening it with "Tin Man" and closing it with "Horse with no name". just wow!!!!!! We used to listen to them in a Radio speaker back in India with my brothers and seeing them live yesterday was just the dream man!!!. Probably me and my friend were the only one's in our 20's when the whole crowd was 50,60+ lol. The beer was good and so was the music!!!!!
amazing
Cool.
Precious,an Old Soul you have💙
LOL. sounds awesome!
Where did you see them live?🤔I wanna see them live so bad!🙏🏼
some old guy in prison taught me a bunch of america songs and we jammed alot of this album every week for about 18 months. trading solos over these chord progressions was so much fun.
You've been in prison?
@@sherozkayani6569 no he just totally made the whole damn thing up for a youtube comment.
@@ChaseThePinballWizard yeah people often do that on TH-cam
you really can't tell?@@sherozkayani6569
This, right here, makes me feel so calm. I'm so blessed to have a tune as simple and calm as this, in my ears. My almost 70 year old grandfather introduced America to me, and I'm so blessed to have him, and this in my life. The people who grew up in the 70's, you sure are lucky! I love everything about this song, and just know that you are loved.
Love you America. Love the song
I have been writing 🙏 a book called Tinman for almost a year. Hope people will like. I Always play this song after my next chapter
That’s pretty cool
Keep in touch peyton ~ I want a signed copy ~ keep going 🎉🎉🎉🎉🕊🤍🕯💜
I never got to experience the 70s firsthand due to me being a 90s child, but my dear old dad taught me to enjoy the timeless classics from what feels like a bygone age when compared to the crazy world we find ourselves in now, so here I am enjoying this beautiful composition in spite of it having been born way before my time. ☺️
Good for you! I really feel the 90's was nowhere close to my son's generation. Without hesitation I feel so blessed to be born in an age where music was at the center of our best times. I'm so glad you went to your dad. I also introduced my son to the 60s, 70s and even the 80s music! You only get a short time to love music, for me from 4 years old to this very day! Music is the gift that keeps on giving. The memories alone that music gave to our generation, wow! I hope you will continue to find your favorite beat and enjoy it. I thank God for growing up with so many songs those then and now that I won't ever forget. I hope I never have to lose my own beat as life moves on. I'm in my early 60s and I just cannot give up listening to them songs repeatedly over my years. America is just one band with many of our greatest hits. Kenny Loggins and the Doobie Brothers, along with The Beatles are all great. R&B, soul and classic rock cannot be beat. Enjoy!!!
Born in 1976, and even though my parent's choice of Rock music was mostly late '50s Doo Wop (mainly my father), the Beatles (mainly my mother), and Motown (both parents), I can say that listening to music from my birth decade (1970s) goes to tell you that the 1970s is, bar none, the apex of Rock music.
I'm also a 90s kid. The last great generation who enjoyed the 70s
@@AlfredoD yeah. The 90's had the opportunity to enjoy treasures of the 70's and 80's
It was fantastic to grow upin the 70s. The best era in world history in my opinion.
Tin Man: What a beautiful memory
Heard this song on the radio on my way to school it's been stuck in my head all day
This song was in my head the entire year it came out, maybe 1975
because back then, they could write songs.
At least it's not Elvira or the Pina Colada Song =)
omfg same. My brother played it in the car and I have been humming it the entire day today-
Not a bad song to be stuck in ones head. I heard FIREWORKS or some other dreadful Katy Perry song and couldn't shake it. Real life problems. Ewwwww
This kind of music will destroy racism
Yes keep it real the clowns need 2 get the mirors off their lap n look in in it ha bit old school rule 303 4me
Turn it up for the world to hear ~ I agree darling ❤
It's OZ never gave nothing to the tin man,that he didn't already have. True Heart
❤
Love
I can't help listening to Tin Man over and over again! Love It.
Why cant music like this be sold and played in the radio?
BBC radio 2 play them
Awwwww, Heaven right here...God bless my husband Jim, Son Christopher, and daughter Pamela ❤️❤️❤️❤️
This must be a top 20 best song of all time. No matter what what come out, nothing, nothing, can possibly replace its place in eternal rhythm lyrics and execution. It is eternally great, pure and simple.
This song means so much to me. My mama always told me I was stronger then I thought. After her death I realized through this song that I am strong!
I love these old songs
It brings back so many
Fond memories
From the 1970's
Some of the Best years
OF my life
Back then I just didn't
Know it at the TIME
I agree. I feel like my son lost the beautiful sounds of the 60s, 70s, and some 80s. I even like some songs from the late 50s. The memories these songs evoke cause me to remember so many memories. I have always loved music and I always will. I hope the 90s and millenial kids get a chance to enjoy music, especially with the bands we had!
Yes, thats the lament. We gotta learn to enjoy the here and now. In thirty years the 20's will be the good old days
The songs are not, old. They're vintage classics
Yes sweet memories from the 70's are Awesome! The Vocals The Music and Harmony are Perfect!! 🎙🎸🥁🎼
@@SummerSong.17 exactly! ❤️
Great bass line throughout this song.
Good pickup, it's totally whack. Bass is so underrated in the structure of a song. If I ever started a band, number one would be to find the best bass player available, and the rest will follow.
@@iaincook5835 to me, it sounds like it was one of the three guys who did those cool bass tracks on those classic recordings! who did that?!
@@wildomegamusic hey! that's great, yeah the bass is a greater instrument, thanks to me and all the [dozens , probly of] greats that i got to listen to, haha
so you bring the popcorn, i'll bring as much cash as i can, and if i've got like eighty bucks when i get there, how much will we have? oops and when and where?, might be a good idea too- i'll have a guitar, hopefully someone's got a bass and literally almost everything else but we'll just worry about that when we arrive at that time! i was thinkin' like 1989, but wouldn't it be great to literally be able to choose any place and time?, haha
It is indeed......another song with a terrific bass line is "Nobody But Me" by the Human Benz also from the 70's !!
@@iaincook5835 totally agreed! Drums have some nice riffs too.
What a wonderful song. Sounds just as good today as it did back in the day. America a truly great treasure.
The song of my youth
The cadence, harmonies and melody display their talent.
Still enjoying years later and reminiscing.
72 year old bride
Same here...at 71. Have a Blessed New Year!
Sometimes late
When things are real
And people share the gift of gab
Between themselves
Some are quick
To take the bait
And catch the perfect prize
That waits among the shelves
But Oz never did give nothing to the Tin Man
That he didn't, didn't already have
And 'cause never was the reason for the evening
Or the tropic of Sir Galahad
So please believe in me
When I say I'm spinning 'round, 'round, 'round, 'round
Smoke glass stained bright colors
Image going down, down, down, down
Soapsud green like bubbles
Oh, Oz never did give nothing to the Tin Man
That he didn't, didn't already have
And 'cause never was the reason for the evening
Or the tropic of Sir Galahad
So, please
Believe in me
When I say I'm spinning' round, 'round, 'round, 'round
Smoke glass stained bright colors
Image going down, down, down, down
Soapsud green like bubbles
No, Oz never did give nothing to the Tin Man
That he didn't, didn't already have
And 'cause never was the reason for the evening
Or the tropic of Sir Galahad
So please believe in me
The only thing that would make this song better is another verse, and a longer instrumental. Amazing harmony at the end between the instuments
@@tomguglielmo9805indeed!
Hero :3
Thanks for the lyrics
I never understood the lyrics, but who cares? It’s the music that matters 😊
Music that soothes the soul and enlivens the heart...thank you America.
Brings tears 😭 to my eyes thank you for the memories ♥️🥰👍💐
Indeed. I echo your lovely comment. One of my all time favorite songs as a little girl. Still listening in 2022. Just beautiful and touches my heart ❤️
this is one of my cosmic bubble tunes from childhood.....may it always exist in the universe
Ase'
@@melaniethedetoxchef4089 thanks but i don't understand your response
@@mancegravesjr6876 A response of "Ase'" is a Yoruba/ West African saying which means "I agree". Similar to saying "amen".
@@melaniethedetoxchef4089 oh ok thanks
@@melaniethedetoxchef4089🙂
I listen to this song and I’m back in the Fall of 1974. I’m eighteen going on nineteen and beginning my second year of college. It’s like a journey down the yellow brick road as Life and Change await-but the music, like a close friend, is always there.
John Golofit, I was 5 @ the fall of 1974, brings memories of play dates raking leaves to play in with a couple of next door neighbor kid friends, my mom's delicious grilled cheese sandwich and tomato soup lunches or suppers, the smoky smell of burning wood and scent of pine trees cologning the subdivision air. 🔥🪵🧀🥪🍅🥣🌲🍁🍂
"OZ never did give nothing to the Tin Man, that he didn't already have." I read they meant that Tin Man didn't need a heart, because he WAS the heart of the group. And the movie is on right now. ❤
That part ❤️
That kinda of was the whole point of Oz. His only wizardry was pointing out the obvious.
There two, actually. (which is why that word is emphasised) The second one is colour. ;)
America's songs are timeless pieces of art. Thanks for posting.
So smooth, so mellow! This sounds so good. America is a terrific band! Phenomenal harmonies on this song!
Love this jam. This whole album. Love you America. Helped me get through some rough times
Great voices,great bass ,great rhythm guitars,great percussion...amazing.
Love, love this freaking song. I remember my dad would pick me up ( divorced parents) and this was on the radio a lot in the car. So calming and smooth. It will always be a favorite from back in the days and good memories. 😊
No one wants to hear your cringe song memories. Every song on youtube from before 2005 has these exact comments on them.
Gotta love joint custody agreements. My mom called the police to get me out of a tree house at my grandma's house (dad's mom) that was literally 1 block away because my dad's time with us was up.
YEEEEESSSSS
Music like this never gets old
I know this song is awesome
@@madisondodrill1035 Ikr! I find myself listening to this song when I’m driving it puts me in good mood! Love all their music!
Tin Man warms this old hippy's heart and always will.
Thank you America for all of your music. It brings back so many good memories. Its timeless 🌷
Nice
Your welcome
This music was typical of artists who had good taste be it whatever the group played their 💕 out because the song was for everyone not just to a select few it taught the mind to look beyond race,ethnic backgrounds or beliefs. I loved this song then and I love it now. Now I know why their group was called America. America let's learn to live together instead of in opposition with everyone and everything.
Will forever remind me of summers on Welcome Channel, this song playing from the small radio...
I thank God every day for these aged memories
The piano part always kills me in this. George Martin, himself, played that part.
I know! It's so light and melodic, and it just gives me chills!
Jack Shell I had no idea! Such a talent, but then again, he used his skill and creativity to help those boys from Liverpool.
Omg! I felt the same way.
@@auberjean6873 yeah, he did spend a lot of time tooling around the studio with those Liverpudlian lads
@@thephoenix2304
I was being light-hearted about it, but he was truly an integral part of the Beatles. The intro to the bridge on, In My Life, adds to the song, and of course his keyboards and harpsichord on several fun songs-- Lovely Rita, Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite, etc., on Sargent Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.
I must cry when I listen to this sublime genius arrangement. It hits deep, very very deep.
Crazy lyrics from such a great group with a real summer sound lovely stuff takes you to a different happy place
On the Ventura Highway?
Man, I love this song!!! It makes me forget about all of lifes worries for a moment.
This song is one of the reasons why I still listen to 70's soft rock all the time. Smooth as hell with beautiful harmonies ❤
Que seria el mundo sin estos temazos; Tin Man un recuerdo de mi viejo; Demasiada calidad grande America....
I remember hearing this in 1974 on the radio yeah to the kids of 70s who remember this
Those harmonies...my goodness, those wonderful harmonies wash over you like a gentle breeze.
He had such a great voice.Definitley remember him being the voice of the 70s
Just saw them live tonight such a beautiful performance! I am 25 and was the youngest person in there by far felt like I was bothering some folks in there but who gives a shit I was screaming my head off lol they told some badass stories too. I’ve seen Kendrick Lamar Wiz Khalifa and a lot of other rappers etc at rolling loud this beat them all by a LONG SHOT! Nothing beats actual live music!
Thank you Dewey Bunnell for this classic!
No auto tune , just talent
....that feeling when you found your Dad's old cassettes of America and gave Hard Rock, Metal and Grunge a break. So refreshing.
YES THIS SONG WAS RECORDED WAY BACK WHEN TIMES WERE REALLY GREAT, GOD BLESS "AMERICA", THEY WERE REALLY GREAT IN THE 70s. WAS A GAS BEING AROUND n THE GOOD OLD 70s.
Quit whining,trump lost. Get over it. FBI raids mar a logo.
America: Made music great again!
And trump lost...raided by the FBI haha
Classic, it will always be!
This song is so true. Oz never did give nothing to the Tin Man that he didn’t already have.
This songs has deeply changed my life in 1978
I love this Song and i love how it mentions the Tin Man from The Wizard Of Oz
Acoustic guitar is so right. Great music!!!
I'm 21 yrs old and love this song bc my dad used to sing this to me to get me to go to sleep when I was a baby lol.
My favourite movie character :)
One of the best songs of all time IMO. That bass slays
Thank you very much, Rhino, for sharing. I still remember this song. America is still a favorite group.
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@@jimmybrown3956 sSa
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@@jimmybrown3956 true
Might be one of my top 5 songs of all time. It’s so good
Love this group, great song!
This song takes my back in the 70's what a great Era.
Great song.
This is one of the few songs I would call mathematically perfect. I could literally go on forever and seem eternally bright and lively. It is a masterwork.
April 13, 2023, 11:07 AM ... A raining morning here in the Philippines 🇵🇭 .. the lyrics going to my head and decided to play it. Still Loving the 70's vibe. 💕
Produced by the legendary Sir George Martin, who also plays the piano on the tune.
Such a smooth and soothing song!
This is one of my favorite songs and I thank my dad for teaching me such incredible music
Loving and remembering this wonderful song Feb 26th 2023
This song came out the day after I turned 3 years old. I had siblings in high school who listened to rock and loved the bands Kansas, Boston and America. Not until like twenty minutes ago did I learn the name of this song and that was omly because the chorus randomly popped into my head. I sang the song to my phone and bingo I am 3 again sitting in the front of our family stationwagon between my mom and sister and singing along with my sister to Tin Man on the radio.
Trippy.
Just realized that there were lots of bands in the 70’s named after city’s states and country’s
i was nine! i remember 'hey jude' and other beatles tracks similarly tho, they were there , bein' played a lot before i could hardly even speak english! songs like 'tomorrow never knows' and 'i'm only sleeping' , are imprinted on my soul, from a very young age.. songs are powerful spells! i remember, from around 1973 or '74, 'day by day' , from that 'godspell' thing, that song's a powerful spell as well! there's so many, right?
All time favorite! I played this record a million times as a little girl. I will always love this song. Great job America! I am sure your song has brought special memories to many people. It did for me. Beautiful record that touched my heart. Still listening 2022 ❤️
Another brilliant display of harmony and flow with great lyrics and vocals. Great song!
Driving across the old bridge to Halifax with my mother one sunny morning in late 1974... Tin Man comes on the radio...
I was born in 1974!👍🎼🎵
@@TrueReality219 I WAS NINE, I'LL NEVER FORGET THOSE TIMES! AMERICA HAD ALREADY BEEN ONE OF MY FAVORITES FOR YEARS BY 1974
Last train...you will always remember that day with your Mother because it be etched into your memory by music.
Yes Martha . That's how it works .It's inexplicable really. Why that one memory among so many ??
So very beautiful song, i like so much!
This always reminds me of having only a AM radio in my dad's 66 mustang and going to the drive-in during the summer time. Sometimes the simplest pleasures are the best.
I liked it since the first time I heard it. Until today I still enjoy listening to it while smoking in the afternoon. It grew to become one of my favorite songs.
This age of music can never be changed that's a fact it never changes
Great song. I know some people crap on this band. Dude. Real musicians playing real instruments. And wrote great tunes.
The bass guitarist, the rhythm guitarist and the drummer really stand out in this song.
Beautiful song to drive on the highway surrounded by lots of green and spectacular sun, greetings from Caracas 🇻🇪
Wonderful to hear this after so many years! 🤗❤