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Moved from Kenmore to Barberton about a year ago, was lucky to get out alive 😂 what a difference five minutes makes

Never forget.

That first show was at Lakeland Community College. I watched Michael then served cheap 3.2 beer during Alex. Michael had Pecchio on bass and Joe Vitale on drums.

Gives me goosebumps 💛

Those harmonies are golden!

Beautiful cover

Excellent Jim so happy to hear the 4 of you!

So many story of bay village talking to pat

July 3 at night pat took the last ship to the golden city in sky. I really miss the old navy gutair man

Pat rest in peace my friend

A wonderful and unusual song so well written!

I introduced this song to my 18yo son, and boy oh boy did we have fun! Thanks, my friend. Again and again.

Loosing this man really hurts and hits home. Thank you for your music, Pat. You made a difference...........

He should of did a whole unplugged album!!! He was and is fantastic and will always will be the best. R.I.P. Mike Stanley Gee! Missed by so many.😢

Very cool...making a Scene video from this and will link your channel. Hopefully it will drive some traffic your way.....and earn you some $$$$

is that reds steakhouse in Akron? And was that the legendary Billy Soul emceeing?I think Red may still be alive

Good job guys

Song reminds me of days in the rocky mountain west, a song about a beer in Rosewood Colorado

Great song, Jim.

Wonderful tribute, Jim!

Thanks, I am a newer fan of Gusti.. Met her in 1985. Appreciate it

What a great song. And no offense eff bruce.

I do believe I’ve made it to bout 75 Michael Stanley concerts, met him quite a few times as a fan, waiting outside the bus 🚎…. Or in the backseat of a car in Akron, playing with the Mid-life Chrysler’s 🙌🙌🤗 and yes I got a kiss 💋😇🙏

Nice ,it’s a animated look nice new look and smooth camera 🎥, thanks buddy, good job, thanks BigAl California

Thank you, such a lovely Ballad. Stumbled upon this due to someone else who covered this which I clicked on by accident, which I'm glad I did.

I kind of clicked on this by accident and I'm glad I did. Love a well done Ballad. Obviously searched for the original by Jim Ballard and the Strangs and it really is worth listening to.

Wow. I just ended up here, but I'm glad I did.

Idk how this popped up randomly but this is absolutely beautiful! Instant fan

Absolutely wonderful Jim!

Love!

What an awesome song

grew up in Ohio, thank you for posting

A powerful writing of another American tragedy. A moving video and example of musical journalism.

Wow, very powerful. Great song

A great song from one of my Favorite Ballard and Strangs Albums. And I was there that night, a good memory.

Such a class act.

One of my fav JM songs... (that and Cincinnati Woman and the poonyanna ditty)

I love it... Thanks Jim...

No auto tune for Michael. RIP

Very well done Sir Ballard. John Lennon would be proud.

Thanks for the tears, I miss her so much, didn't know this was on here....thank you

Nice and peaceful, I miss my sissy.

Awesome musical and visual production. Beautiful images. Full of poetry and tenderness. Such a peaceful and relaxing pleasure to listen. Much inspired and talented. Good for the mind and the soul. Brighting atmosphere. Big big big like for this fabulous sharing and brilliant perform. SPlendid and luminous.

love this

Great song Jim, looking forward to seeing you and the Strings at the GAR Hall in Peninsula next month!

Shout out to the K-SHE 95 fans of the 70’s, as they were the first ROCK station to play this song. Many times I saw MSB in St. Louis 👍🏼

MSB should be known world-wide but alas , mostly in the Ohio area where they hailed from. MANY a summer night of my school years spent LOVING every single album these guys made...incredibly talented band with WAY TOO FEW acknowledgements from the industry...but those of us who knew then STILL KNOW NOW...MSB is FANTASTIC !!

That was stunning

I cannot think of a better memory of my beautiful girl and towering artist. She was 74 that year. We lost her at 83, only six weeks before her first concert since pre-cancer and the pandemic. There will never be another like her.