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Thank for all your kind words about Poco! One of my favorite bands of all time !!

Hey Jack!

What a find! I played poco albums non stop to copy all of George’s drumming….one of the best ever!

Well now we’ve lost Randy, Paul, and Rusty..

1 of the best bands ever !

Poco is the greatest country rock band ever, and what a live act they were in their original incarnation! I saw them ca. ‘72, and it is very difficult to imagine perfect 5-part harmony until you hear it, but what a mind-blower. JD Souther opened. Thanks for posting this.

What about Crazy Eyes??????

🎼 RIP Paul, Rusty, and Randy. 😢 your talent and presence are truly missed ❤ POCO, Thank you for playing at the Oregon State Fair! It was a great concert. Firefall and Pure Prairie League performed on the same bill. At the end of the show all three groups played together. What a special night that was.🎤 You all are truly missed! 🎶

The first, the best, always

Loved Poco

Crazy Love and Call it Love are all I remember from Poco.

Sadly both Paul, and Rusty are gone . The original line up with both Randy, and also Tim was the best live band imaginable. Just listen to “ DeLiverin “

George I miss you all so much. I've been listening to your music and going to your concerts since 1971. Last time I saw you was in Steelville Mo. a few years ago. Since then we've lost Rusty and Paul. I sure miss those days with your great music. I will never forget those days.

Wow! Excellent video! Poco is such a great legendary band with a legendary legacy! They formed the country rock genre!

I'd forgotten how much I love this great band - terribly underrated, so much talent, beautiful songs

Cotton, Young, now Meisner, RIP 🙏 a new heavenly POCO band awesome

RIP Paul and Rusty

Wow I didn't realize Randy meisner and Timothy b Schmidt had a connection before the eagles. It explains why their styles were very similar.

Thank you for such a good tribute to my favourite band. To fit so much history into 8 minutes so well was an admirable feat. Brilliant.

Love this band!

Poco was HUGE everywhere on the East Coast when I was living in D.C....BIG fans in high school and college from the beginning. Everybody had Deliverin' and had been following Buffalo Springfield previously. George is amazing; looking good, man.

Never got the praise they deserved.

God Bless them! We got to see Poco in Salem OR at the Oregon State Fair, a couple years ago. Wonderful! So nice to see George and Debbie here on the porch. All the best in 2023! God Bless you all!

God bless all of you for your unforgettable soulful music love Poco

Fabulous reflections! Thanks Tom! 🎶❤️🎶

go oklee

we still admire you jack....ty for staying a small town gentle man...mark and ali...she loves your voice

RIP Rusty and Paul...Two greats that are surely missed

I'm still kicking myself for never seeing them live. POCO Live is one of their best albums in my opinion.

Love them. How they are not in the Rock and Roll hall of fame is crazy

saw poco way back in 1976 in wolverhampton uk, george was at the top of his game then with rusty, paul and timothy

Fantastic video My old regret is what about the “Blue & Grey album? Are you kidding me this is beyond comparison 🤔

I always wondered who sang the beautiful high harmony that gave Poco such musical depth and distinction. It started when I saw Poco perform a good feeling to know on Don Kirshner‘s rock concert in 1972. I had my Panasonic cassette tape recorder up against the TV, and I taped it.I think I’m the only 12 year old Italian kid living in the Bronx who was playing a good feeling to know on the accordion. Then I went to Woolworths department store, and I bought Deliverin’ and I was hooked. The album notes were written by Pete Fornatale, at WNEW102.7 FM. I did not have anyone to share these treasures with, but I have a good ear, and I knew I was hearing something very, very, special.The outtros to Early Days. . . . Angel, Drivin’ Wheel, just masterful. and when poco seven came out, I was just floored. Many years later around 1999, I met Paul Cotton RIP, at Norm’s Guitar Shop in Los Angeles. He was living in St. Petersburg at the time. Paul was so excited, ecstatic really, that George had rejoined Poco, and with good reason, who else could sing and play those parts. George, you are gifted. The Grantham/Schmitt rhythm section, is right up there with the Beatles. I studied every tune. You’ve given me so much joy. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU 🙏🏻

Loved their music and seeing them in concert. Wonder why there was no mention of one of my favorite albums... Blue and Gray? listen to it here..ruclips.net/video/rURqKxzHoV4/видео.html

RIP Rusty and Paul. ❤️💔

I've been a Poco Nut many years. I've used some of your drum licks and fills often

I have your album! Never forgotten!

The gates of heaven opened up again for Paul Cotton back in August. RIP Rusty and Paul. Thank you for your music created great memories.

Always.

tragic 2021 with loss of both rusty and paul..

Happy tears as i count myself lucky enough to be a fan since the mid-70's.

Please forgive me, I've always felt like the only guy who knows how great these guys are. Can't thank you enough for the update on later releases, which had escaped my attention. The album "Indian Summer" encapsulates all that is "country rock" for me. I can listen to the powerful "Under the Gun" song on tape loop for an hour. I'm going to be searching for their live DVD, because I've never seen them in concert. Thanks again for posting, I'm so, so grateful.

Almost criminal that Poco didn't enjoy more commercial success than they did. Perhaps it was because their line up was forever changing , which may have taken some of its identity away, although many returned and left again through the revolving door around Rusty Young, so that shouldn't have been the case. They should release a definitive Anthology double CD now that the band is no more after the passing of Rusty Young and Paul Cotton.

Like George, I am a stroke victim too. My stroke left me paralyzed on my entire right side. I have often wondered if George felt the rigors of playing drums and simultaneously singing the very high harmonies of Poco songs led to having his stroke. I have read he was stricken during a performance. I am very pleased he is doing so well.

Big Poco freak. Still am.

Where's episode 2?

RIP Paul.

Wonderful tribute!! Thank you!

Who did the voiceover? Excellent work👍🏼

RIP Rusty. Poco is this time; no more. Thanks to you, it had always survived. You were the heart and soul. 😢Rip Paul also. Sad year for PocoNuts and nothing will ever be the same for us.