I'm 69, listened to Jim since way before I don't know when, and by all that is good, this is a beautiful rendition of 'Operator'. Very, very well done!.
@@paulrosebush9137 I am now 56 but this was the music I was brought up on... From the age of 5 it was Santana, Emerson, Lake, and Palmer, plus Wakeman. Janis, Hendrix, and the Doors... I love this rendition.
I'm pushing 70 years old. The plethora of hits from the "distant" past being sung by these highly skilled and wonderfully presented youngsters (includes Alison Young, et. al.) have been providing me with huge dollops of pure joy. You people make me forget the woes of the world and provide hope for the future. Thank you.
@@dianewinter8887 The best and lasting medicine for despair is Jesus Christ, who loved and loves us so much that He paid the price for our sin so that we could have peace with God and eternal life. That's why He is the Prince of peace. Repent and give your life to Him, like I did almost 21 years ago. I'm 73 :).
There were no more operators, no more payphones when these kids were growing up. But a classic is a classic and a heartbreak feels the same across all ages and all people and all time. RIP Jim and Maury. You must be proud of these kids.
Exactly my thoughts. But it made me feel really old to realize that these four not only never made a call for a dime, they probably never even used a payphone!
You've got ten years on me, but I will agree with my elder on this one. There are kids out there who understand that pushing the quantize button early and often isn't musicianship.
I am now in my 60's. This song came out when I was much younger than you, such a personal conversation to listen in on. Truly marks this as a touching and emotionally revealing insight into a deeply personal moment of a life. I smile when I see your talent, you are making and leaving a mark on this earth. Who put such talent in you?
Peter, 58 here, I can remember being with some friends enjoying Life and the radio when the DJ broke in with the sad news that Jim had passed. We all sat silent, and when it finally "set in" we were all in tears and consoling each other. Memories with friends still touche my heart to this day. I find it wonderful that the young still have a love and appreciation for this great music today. Peace.
PeterGregg im on my 60 too, and im from Buenos Aires Argentina. These two coupels are much more than talent, i bregan to folow Reina del Cid and The others favorites some 3month now and i want to Being them to play on theaters here.
I'm an old fart who remembers the day Jim Croce died. It was a real blow. His music was awesome... and you guys are keeping it alive. Congrats on such a beautiful, authentic version.
For what it counts im 24 and Jim walks beside me all the time; through the good times and the bad times. I truly doubt id be where I am right now without the magic he gifted the world. I like to think his soul lives on through his words and melodies.
My father was my best friend, mentor, and my compass. He passed away last year i was not even 17 yet. He was obsessed with music and the feelings he could impose on himself and the things he could create. I never understood the world he lived in, nor did it appeal to me. Shortly after he died i picked up the martin guitar that we had hung up on the wall with his help. Its been about a year now. And my biggest regret was not finding this world in music sooner. Though i sometimes feel i was too late, music is still too often my road to him. Its as if im with him again when i pick up my guitar. All to often i find myself weeping late at night to his music on and old zune audio recorder. Though it hurts more than I could put into words. Just as music does, his voice connects me back to him and brings me some form of closure i will always cherish. Ive heard a hundred covers of operator. But none of them made me cry the way this did aside from his cover for obvious reasons. Thank you dearly for sharing this piece of beauty. When you inevitably blow up even more than you have. Ill still be in debt and forever more great full to you lot.
Well said, my friend. We all have regrets because time is short and you always think there well be much more than God gives us. Thankfully...he gives us memories as well.
Picking a Josh Turner favorite is difficult but this may be it for me. This group of young musicians have literally transcended time. Listening to this you feel that you may be in 1972 or 82 or 92 or 02 or even 2023. It is sublime.
Carson's bass vocals are prominent in my headphones and are spot on. Really adds depth, as does his bass playing. Hey Carson, with all the praise that goes to Josh, your contributions are not underestimated at all.
I put my headphones on after reading this and WOW. That's a great microphone. I can pick out three distinct harmonies (I'm having trouble finding the fourth) and hear the lady on the left barely tapping her instrument. High quality. It really is a different experience with headphones.
I'm glad I wasn't the only one who noticed his bass vocals. I wasn't watching this while listening but had to click on it to see what 'guest' was singing bass with them. Hmmmmm...nice work, Carson!
I too just got a new set of headphones, and though I’ve watched this video 20 times before, never properly heard Carson’s voice before. Having heard him just last week sing lead on White Christmas, maybe that helped my ears home in on him here.
i'm 20 and my dad is 60. he loves this song and watches this video every day and it inspired him to learn guitar. thank you for making my dad so happy :)
@@Riff5150 I dont think EatPezzzz comment was ego driven or belittling of the persons in this video. He simply stated that this song was based on a simple chord structure with the secondary guitar part consisting of strategic fills played over the top. He is absolutely right, there is nothing complex about it. It doesnt need to be complex because Jim is telling a personal story over the top of the instrumental parts. The commenter even complimented on the video performance. Why must he post a video to back his claim? It would be ridiculous for me to ask you to show me your guitar wizardry videos to support anything you have said, so I won't even go there. If the commenter was being a self absorbed dick, then sure give em hell. All he did was counter a claim that this songs guitar parts were extremely complex, there not. No harm, No foul. Have a good day and take care.
Gawd it makes me so happy that young people are preserving classical American music in a beyond truthful way. No filters. No production. No auto tune. Doing it perfectly they way it was supposed to be. It gives me hope for the future of music.
I’m 60 years old and like those have said before me, I have never heard such an AMAZING version of this timeless Jim Croce masterpiece. I’m certain he is smiling down on you. I just cannot believe how long it’s been. I’m tearing up listening and remembering. Thank you.
The song is about someone who hasn't come to terms that his best friend and the love of his life ran off together. It's been long enough that "the number on the match book is old and faded", hence why he's calling the operator to get the number. He wants to call the woman mentioned in the song "to show I've overcome the blow and take it well. But I wish my words could convince my heart, but that's not the way it feels".
Yesterday, September 20th, 2021 was the 48th anniversary of Jim's death in a plan crash here in Louisiana. I was a music student at a small university here in Louisiana. I literally bumped into Jim coming out of the music department and at the time I didn't recognize him. Later that evening I was in the auditorium to hear Jim Croce. As he comes out on stage I realized who I had bumped into. The next night he was gone. There were three songs of his that have always stuck with me. This is the best one in my opinion. Thanks for the amazing tribute!
I’ve always been a huge supporter of young talent. Most of my clients I produce are 1/3 of my age. I thrive on their energy and they are inspiring and also say they’re inspired by working with me. We have playlist swaps and I learn as much if not more than they do. These guys have “it”. The joy in their faces as they’re playing this wonderfully brilliant Croce song puts a lump in my throat. They’re not selling anything, they’re not pandering or shamelessly begging for likes, subscriptions or voting for nonsense contests. They’re merely playing music for all the right reasons and it’s tremendously obvious. Please enjoy.
Jim Croce wrote this while doing basic training in the National Guard in 1966, far from home and his new bride Ingrid. While standing in the rain with other guardsmen, each waiting their 3-minute turn at the pay phone, some of whom had gotten Dear John letters or calls (their ladies breaking up with them), Jim was impacted by these stories and the humanity of the occasion. His songs were like that, simple yet profound glimpses of life. Thanks for keeping this one alive!
JusBidniss Had NO clue that was what the song was about!! Thank you so much for letting us in on that wonderful nugget of some of the best songs of my youth❤️ “Time In A Bottle” was sung at my wedding, and the young man did it so eloquently. The memories that a song can bring back. 😊 I remember my first call home in basic at Ft McClellan, Alabama to my Dad...told him I changed my mind and he just laughed and hung up the phone...it was 1970. 🤪 Since he was in WWII when he was 19 and a pilot on the Charles F Hughes destroyer for the NAVY...i can see his point. Well...it was a lonely pity party till i finally figured out the rules and that basic training is all a mind game... after that, was jiggy with it. 👍🏻😁🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸 Still hated the gas chamber....we all know where the call OORAH came from. The sound you make when yanking the mask off and puking your guts out. 🇺🇸
My husband and I r both 58 yrs. He's been introducing me to all these new, young artists. Of course Jim Croce was amazing, but have to say this is a slightly smoother sound that I loved. , Said to my hubby, young people won't even know what the dime was for. Keep it up guys. I'm sure hrs of practice, but I sense real, raw talent too. Can't practice what u don't have. Your love of the music really does show. I second the Bravo. Looking forward to hearing more.
@@JusBidniss ....yeah, I thought the same thing about the dime...and dialing, lol. Someone did a vid on asking 2 young men to dial a certain number using the dial-up type phone. Neither one of them had a clue on how to use the phone, it was hilarious.
This just proves that you dont need computers and vocal harmonizers to create great music. This is the real deal right here and JIM CROCE would be proud to hear his music sung by a new generation. BRAVO......
I learned about your brother by watching youtube videos of him and Jim. I never knew how big a roll he played until I watched as they played together. Maury was amazing and the red head playing in this video is playing his part very well! Toni I think her name is.
Dear Mary, your brother was an authentic genius paired with another one, Jim Croce, to produce perfection. It's funny that at 3:44 Toni Lindgren (the lady playing Maury's licks in this cover) does exactly what Maury used to do at the end of almost every live performance: shake the hair out of his right-eye view. A documentary on Maury Muehleisen, who was 6 years younger than Jim but already an accomplished songwriter and musician when they met, is greatly needed. What amazes me is how Maury (a pianist) improved his guitar skills so quickly and at that level in order to express Jim's melodies so nicely.
I only discovered some of your brother’s work recently - I was a small kid in 1973 - and introduced it to my son, who is 19 but loves music from that area: we both love Maury and Jim and how they write and composed such meaningful lyrics, melodies and layers of sound that expressed emotions in way that perfectly complimented the poetic message. I didn’t know your brother and don’t know you but their music makes me feel connected.
Every time I hear Croce I go back to the 7th grade the day he died. Funny how music can take you back to particular times in life. I was such a fan that I listened to this and a couple others of his other LPs over and over until I wore them out. We lost a true one of the greats that day. I never met him irl but I did in a dream recently! Not sure what brought it on but in the dream he knew me well like an old friend. He called me by my name and gave me a big bear hug like a long lost brother. I was so thrilled to see him and just asked "how you been "Big Jim"? Woke up with a smile on my face at a time I really needed one. What I wouldn't do for another dream like that one. Life is funny, but not always in a haha way. I can be cruel and it can beat you down even when you have done your best. Great job guys, thanks for taking me back and helping me escape for a moment
I am 70 and I love guitar music - as my late brother used to play the guitar and this was one of the songs he loved to sing. Fantastic cover - you did justice to the song and to Jim Croce, legend.
AbiGail1949 I’m 48 and I love these songs I remember my Dad listening too in the 70s. We lost him last year and music like this brings back good memories. I agree, this is a great cover. They all sound great.
I might as well jump in here (Look at the pic on the left) I'm 81 and still playing My lovely wife carries the small amp on gigs when we have to climb stairs,, "SO, Greeting from Auckland New Zealand, at the moment it's the middle of our winter
I just love watching Toni's face as she plays the guitar, she smiles and lights up everything around her when she is clearly in her own world making music
Jim Croce really meant a lot to me. When his songs came out, they spoke to many of us. You guys did a wonderful rendition. Thank you for being true to his music.
AZCobraman, I always thought it was “in his pocketful of fun.” Also, my mom insisted I only liked “Bad, Bad LeRoy Brown” because it had the word “damn.” (I was 12 when it came out.) I swear I thought it was “baddest man in the whole downtown.”
Thankfully there will be parents that pass on the music to their children and down the number line. Gotta keep story telling alive in music, cause god knows it rarely exists today
@@atamagashock as a fan of music of just about any genre from any era (yes, even the really old stuff, I have a degree in french horn performance), I think a lot of people forget that most of the music from any generation is crap and you have to find the good stuff. It's easier to find the good things looking back because it's what survives. If you haven't already, I highly recommend checking out Kendrick Lamar's "Damn." It's a great starting point, absolute masterclass in storytelling and lyricism with some very creative uses of sound and layering and rhythms. Very musically interesting and a great interwoven tale as well.
I've studied this video thoroughly: - Each part that everyone is playing and how they're using their instrument and their voices to compliment Josh (Toni compliments the guitar perfectly and with respect to the original) - How they choose to play their parts and what chords/notes they pick to play on every part (Toni and the interesting capo choice on the 5th, cause I think in the original Maury Muehleisen plays it with the capo on the 7th fret, but he doesn't do that small D sound that Toni does, Josh plays a chord sequence on the C Bm Am D7 part etc.) - What everyone is doing vocally on their part (Reina and Toni's vocals are magical and Carson's bass vocals don't get enough credit) - Every little mistake that happens and the reaction of that person (won't point out those for obvious reasons :) ) - The reaction of everyone when the song ends (you've probably rehearsed that many times already), Josh's poker face until the video ends, Toni looking for other people's reactions, Reina celebrating and Carson being a cool motherf**** saying 'I'm cool with that' You guys are geniuses and you inspire me to seek my own group and learn how to do backing vocals and improve my guitar playing, although I will need 10 years to get to your level! Thanks y'all!
According to a interview quoted shortly before their accident - Maury said “ Jim is open in G. I’m capoed on the fifth fret in D.”Not sure , but I think this interview was being given in Guitar Player magazine.
@@AlarV Oh you're right! I was only looking at the fret dots, wow I would not have guessed the double dot would be on... the 9th fret? That's so strange.
Tears in my old eyes, such a great job on a wonderful song, a difficult song to play and the girl playing the fills absolutely nailed it excellent, what a great group.
Jim Croce died way too early. Your cover is a fantastic rendition. You all are so versatile and harmonize so well. I like the collaboration you all have together.
Hey Josh, all us old farts love your music! Thanks for respecting good tunes and bringing back a whole lot of good memories you guys! Toni, Bravo! You're the best!
WOW!! Stumbled onto you guys today.... that is the best cover of Jim Croce I have ever heard... I'm 71...you brought back memories...Thank You so much!!
I'm 75 now, and this song touched my heart then as it did Now. excellent rendition of an emotional moment in a Life. god bless your talents. Thank you.
Jim croce's operator just reborn with this young blood, thank you guys..Im now remembering my younger days together with Jim's songs...from Philippines
Maury Muehleisen made Jim Croces music playable only to well versed guitar players. This is the one and only rendition Ive ever heard capture that essence. Great work all around !
I was so sad when Jim Croce died. He was a real favorite of mine at the time. It's impossible to watch any of these videos with Toni without falling in love with her smiles. Everyone in this ensemble is a legit star and only rising higher. They are all *so* good!
I met Toni Lindgren a few years ago in south Minneapolis when she and Reina Del Cid Played at a local event. She is a phenomenal guitar player. She plays guitar with an ease that makes you over look her gift. And...she just happens to be a nice person to boot!
Actually, like many performers, Josh & Carson consider themselves to be introverts I think. That probably contributes to their “humble” appearance. They make music because they LOVE to make music. Of course they like getting paid for it too, but they know they are very fortunate to be paid to do something they love & it shows.
What a wonderfully talented group of young musicians. They are so good. I’m pushing 75 and despair at the total crap that is called music today. I wish you Success in your music. Bravo!
I remember when this song came out and it's always been my favorite Jim Croce song. This cover was fantastic! Beautiful. The young lady playing Maury's fills is excellent. Lead vocal, awesome. Harmonies, spot on. Most importantly, it redeems my faith in humanity that these young wonderful musicians are playing Jim Croce songs. Croce had a short dance with fame, but his songs will always be here.
I hope that AJ has had a chance to hear this. He has had a rough few years with losing his wife. He lost his father at age 2, was blinded, possibly from child abuse. He retained some of his eyesight but has had a very challenging life of loss. :-(
This is one of those songs who's emotion is directly connected to the original artists. Wouldn't have imagined that anyone else could create that magic. Josh proves me wrong. The texture of his voice and timing create the same emotional response in me as did Big Jim. Thanks and congratulations.
I don't expect there's somebody played that song of this generation, I'm 62 now and we used to play that song when I was college in a tiny folkhouse in our city..great music video guys..
Comfort food has the connotation of being something that tastes good, but isn't good for you. What these guys do "tastes" good, and is certainly good for you.
I hadn't heard a very good cover of this song until I heard this one. This dude nailed so much nuance of the vocals in the song. It's one thing to simply play someone else's song, but to be able to understand and convey the emotion of the artist is tough to do.
That’s just unbelievably brilliant. Beautiful singing and playing. The smile on the face of the guitar player as she weaves her way through the chords. It’s almost as if she doesn’t believe the sounds she’s producing. What instrument is the girl on the left playing? This is real music from real talent.
The girl on the left, of course, is Reina del Cid-an amazing performer, songwriter, and “coverer” of other’s songs in her own right. Each of these four is incredible individually as well as together. Makes a 74 year old guy believe there’s hope.
Simply this is the best available cover in RUclips of this beautiful song. They are astonishing. Now I am editing this comment in 2024. And of course, this is the video of this wonderful song with most views in RUclips. Amazing
I don’t know why? But I keep watching this performance over and over again. I have had a couple of gut wrenching events happen to me lately and watching these kids pplay amd sing this song is really ministering to me right now.
BEAUTIFUL song, by Jim Croce, you made him proud and all of us, listening to this execution! Wonderful teamwork, wonderful music thank you for choosing Jim Croce!
All I can say is, thanks for making my world a easier place to live in!!! Love all 4 of you! also in my 60's, but love all your music! thanks to Josh and Carson, I also follow Reina and Toni!!
Wow! First, the fact that young people would learn Jim Croce, oh my. Second, the musicianship is amazing. Just amazing. Kudos to the guitar player. She is amazing. The vocals....what can you say. You have made me happy.
I finally subbed. This kid blows my mind w his oldschool tastes & sensibilities. I know one thing for sure: he’s got amazing parents to have been raised this well. ✌️
I remember this song when it was a hit in October 1972...congratulations to the 4 of you...great rendition...as close to the record as possible. Magnificent!
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I'm smiling because the music of my youth has been left in good hands.
I'm 69, listened to Jim since way before I don't know when, and by all that is good, this is a beautiful rendition of 'Operator'. Very, very well done!.
So very well said God bless these kids
They will be big ☕️👩
Merlin, very kind thought and words. He’s obviously intelligent so what intelligence wouldn’t appreciate Croce’s genius? None
The future is in good hands
I've been a professional musician for 35 years. This is the best cover of this song I've ever heard! Best of all things to all of you and yours!
Me too. 40+ years for me. I don't think I every heard anyone who could cover this song as well.
Not to argue with you they did a hell of a job you ever hear Jim Croce’s son singing this sounds just like him
Agreed!
@@paulrosebush9137 I am now 56 but this was the music I was brought up on... From the age of 5 it was Santana, Emerson, Lake, and Palmer, plus Wakeman. Janis, Hendrix, and the Doors... I love this rendition.
@@markpolk232 56 here also. We had the best music.
I'm pushing 70 years old. The plethora of hits from the "distant" past being sung by these highly skilled and wonderfully presented youngsters (includes Alison Young, et. al.) have been providing me with huge dollops of pure joy. You people make me forget the woes of the world and provide hope for the future. Thank you.
I so agree with you. I struggle with despair and these beautiful people are my best medicine and you for your love of these people also. Thank you.
Perfectly said, perfectly.❤ .I'm 69. Thank you ❤
@@dianewinter8887 The best and lasting medicine for despair is Jesus Christ, who loved and loves us so much that He paid the price for our sin so that we could have peace with God and eternal life. That's why He is the Prince of peace. Repent and give your life to Him, like I did almost 21 years ago. I'm 73 :).
There were no more operators, no more payphones when these kids were growing up. But a classic is a classic and a heartbreak feels the same across all ages and all people and all time. RIP Jim and Maury. You must be proud of these kids.
Exactly my thoughts. But it made me feel really old to realize that these four not only never made a call for a dime, they probably never even used a payphone!
You honored Jim Croce with this cover of his song. I can’t pay you a higher compliment than that.
Nice statement of fact. Now work on your compliment
Amen
Bjorn Yesterday work on your tact, dickhead.
@@suntzu9693touché. read the original post wrong. Alcohol may have been involved.
As fine a compliment as they come 🙂
EXCELLENT !!!! 65 yr old guitarist, here. Best cover I ever heard anyone do of this. I remember when it came out. Just Excellent !
I totally agree, one of the best songs and its held up and covered very well
It’s not the only song they covered so well, almost every cover is excellent
Yes they capture it so finely both technically and spiritually..unreal and beautiful!
You've got ten years on me, but I will agree with my elder on this one. There are kids out there who understand that pushing the quantize button early and often isn't musicianship.
Totally agree. These guys are great!
Thank you, young people, for keeping a legend alive.
Well said. They do the song and Jim justice.
Well said.
It almost makes me choke listening to my favorite past and legend..
Brings tears to this ‘70’s teenager. Damn😢those were the days. Miss them, my parents, old friends, high school! 😢
I was born in 1958. So pleased to see the younger generation covering this great singer/composer and gone too soon. Thank you! Well played!
I am now in my 60's. This song came out when I was much younger than you, such a personal conversation to listen in on. Truly marks this as a touching and emotionally revealing insight into a deeply personal moment of a life. I smile when I see your talent, you are making and leaving a mark on this earth. Who put such talent in you?
PeterGregg; I am right there with you and completely agree.
Peter, I'm a bit older but totally agree on everything you said.
I am a bit younger. What a terrible loss. So much more music in Jim Croce
Peter, 58 here, I can remember being with some friends enjoying Life and the radio when the DJ broke in with the sad news that Jim had passed. We all sat silent, and when it finally "set in" we were all in tears and consoling each other. Memories with friends still touche my heart to this day. I find it wonderful that the young still have a love and appreciation for this great music today. Peace.
PeterGregg im on my 60 too, and im from Buenos Aires Argentina. These two coupels are much more than talent, i bregan to folow Reina del Cid and The others favorites some 3month now and i want to Being them to play on theaters here.
I'm an old fart who remembers the day Jim Croce died. It was a real blow. His music was awesome... and you guys are keeping it alive. Congrats on such a beautiful, authentic version.
Well said, my friend. I'm 69 and remember that day like it was yesterday, too.
For what it counts im 24 and Jim walks beside me all the time; through the good times and the bad times. I truly doubt id be where I am right now without the magic he gifted the world. I like to think his soul lives on through his words and melodies.
I'm a semi-old fart of 50, and I remember being at summer camp when my counselors were crying because they had heard the news!
I’m 13 and still love older music, like Jim Croce or Pink Floyd and R.E.M. (basically anyone who played Woodstock too)
Very sad day, found out end of day junior year in high school.
My father was my best friend, mentor, and my compass. He passed away last year i was not even 17 yet. He was obsessed with music and the feelings he could impose on himself and the things he could create. I never understood the world he lived in, nor did it appeal to me. Shortly after he died i picked up the martin guitar that we had hung up on the wall with his help. Its been about a year now. And my biggest regret was not finding this world in music sooner. Though i sometimes feel i was too late, music is still too often my road to him. Its as if im with him again when i pick up my guitar. All to often i find myself weeping late at night to his music on and old zune audio recorder. Though it hurts more than I could put into words. Just as music does, his voice connects me back to him and brings me some form of closure i will always cherish. Ive heard a hundred covers of operator. But none of them made me cry the way this did aside from his cover for obvious reasons. Thank you dearly for sharing this piece of beauty. When you inevitably blow up even more than you have. Ill still be in debt and forever more great full to you lot.
Well said, my friend. We all have regrets because time is short and you always think there well be much more than God gives us. Thankfully...he gives us memories as well.
You're a good son.
@@armaansamirizvi3354 he was a better father
Good stuff. Keep going. You’ll find him through the music.
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Picking a Josh Turner favorite is difficult but this may be it for me. This group of young musicians have literally transcended time. Listening to this you feel that you may be in 1972 or 82 or 92 or 02 or even 2023. It is sublime.
They are better than any New Band playing today. Love these Guys
This man is great
Carson's bass vocals are prominent in my headphones and are spot on. Really adds depth, as does his bass playing. Hey Carson, with all the praise that goes to Josh, your contributions are not underestimated at all.
I put my headphones on after reading this and WOW. That's a great microphone. I can pick out three distinct harmonies (I'm having trouble finding the fourth) and hear the lady on the left barely tapping her instrument. High quality. It really is a different experience with headphones.
Carson’s version on Guy Clark’s “stuff that works” is a gem I highly recommend.
I'm glad I wasn't the only one who noticed his bass vocals. I wasn't watching this while listening but had to click on it to see what 'guest' was singing bass with them. Hmmmmm...nice work, Carson!
As PirateDeathRay said, WOW, what a difference! Thanks for clueing me in -- it hadn't occurred to me to try the headphones.
I too just got a new set of headphones, and though I’ve watched this video 20 times before, never properly heard Carson’s voice before. Having heard him just last week sing lead on White Christmas, maybe that helped my ears home in on him here.
i'm 20 and my dad is 60. he loves this song and watches this video every day and it inspired him to learn guitar. thank you for making my dad so happy :)
I don't think enough people realize how complex both guitar parts are, especially when played together. Amazing players
I realize!....I had to learn it when it came out and I was working a nightclub circuit with a band. Great guitar and she nails it! I'm impressed!
Some basic chords, all within the key signature, and some noodling on top? Not complex at all. I mean, they sound great together, but not complex.
Eatpezzz I cannot stand faux guitar aficionados. Let’s see your video Troll. They were excellent. Envy green is definitely not your color
@@Riff5150 I dont think EatPezzzz comment was ego driven or belittling of the persons in this video. He simply stated that this song was based on a simple chord structure with the secondary guitar part consisting of strategic fills played over the top. He is absolutely right, there is nothing complex about it. It doesnt need to be complex because Jim is telling a personal story over the top of the instrumental parts. The commenter even complimented on the video performance. Why must he post a video to back his claim? It would be ridiculous for me to ask you to show me your guitar wizardry videos to support anything you have said, so I won't even go there. If the commenter was being a self absorbed dick, then sure give em hell. All he did was counter a claim that this songs guitar parts were extremely complex, there not. No harm, No foul. Have a good day and take care.
@@EatPezzzz yeah just some finger picking once u get that it's just a few simple chords
Gawd it makes me so happy that young people are preserving classical American music in a beyond truthful way. No filters. No production. No auto tune. Doing it perfectly they way it was supposed to be. It gives me hope for the future of music.
I’m 60 years old and like those have said before me, I have never heard such an AMAZING version of this timeless Jim Croce masterpiece. I’m certain he is smiling down on you. I just cannot believe how long it’s been. I’m tearing up listening and remembering. Thank you.
Totally agree Debra I'm 67 n love their version 🇳🇿
I'm 60 too and I totally love this cover. Thank God these guys all love the music we grew up with. I'm back in 7th grade .
More covers of Jim Croce, please!
Indeed Debra!!👏👏👏
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@@aliceallen1598 yeah!!! Keep 'em coming!!🎶🎵
"She's living in LA with my best old ex friend Ray" ... one of the saddest lines ever written.
The song is about someone who hasn't come to terms that his best friend and the love of his life ran off together. It's been long enough that "the number on the match book is old and faded", hence why he's calling the operator to get the number. He wants to call the woman mentioned in the song "to show I've overcome the blow and take it well. But I wish my words could convince my heart, but that's not the way it feels".
My favorite line of the song and of many songs...
@@jackielinde7568 However did you figure all that out? (sorry, couldnt resist)
for sure
@@greg7656 ;)
Yesterday, September 20th, 2021 was the 48th anniversary of Jim's death in a plan crash here in Louisiana. I was a music student at a small university here in Louisiana. I literally bumped into Jim coming out of the music department and at the time I didn't recognize him. Later that evening I was in the auditorium to hear Jim Croce. As he comes out on stage I realized who I had bumped into. The next night he was gone. There were three songs of his that have always stuck with me. This is the best one in my opinion. Thanks for the amazing tribute!
Amazing story!
I’ve always been a huge supporter of young talent. Most of my clients I produce are 1/3 of my age. I thrive on their energy and they are inspiring and also say they’re inspired by working with me. We have playlist swaps and I learn as much if not more than they do. These guys have “it”. The joy in their faces as they’re playing this wonderfully brilliant Croce song puts a lump in my throat. They’re not selling anything, they’re not pandering or shamelessly begging for likes, subscriptions or voting for nonsense contests. They’re merely playing music for all the right reasons and it’s tremendously obvious. Please enjoy.
Jim Croce wrote this while doing basic training in the National Guard in 1966, far from home and his new bride Ingrid. While standing in the rain with other guardsmen, each waiting their 3-minute turn at the pay phone, some of whom had gotten Dear John letters or calls (their ladies breaking up with them), Jim was impacted by these stories and the humanity of the occasion. His songs were like that, simple yet profound glimpses of life. Thanks for keeping this one alive!
JusBidniss
Had NO clue that was what the song was about!!
Thank you so much for letting us in on that wonderful nugget of some of the best songs of my youth❤️
“Time In A Bottle” was sung at my wedding, and the young man did it so eloquently.
The memories that a song can bring back. 😊
I remember my first call home in basic at Ft McClellan, Alabama to my Dad...told him I changed my mind and he just laughed and hung up the phone...it was 1970. 🤪
Since he was in WWII when he was 19 and a pilot on the Charles F Hughes destroyer for the NAVY...i can see his point. Well...it was a lonely pity party till i finally figured out the rules and that basic training is all a mind game... after that, was jiggy with it. 👍🏻😁🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸
Still hated the gas chamber....we all know where the call OORAH came from.
The sound you make when yanking the mask off and puking your guts out. 🇺🇸
My husband and I r both 58 yrs. He's been introducing me to all these new, young artists. Of course Jim Croce was amazing, but have to say this is a slightly smoother sound that I loved. , Said to my hubby, young people won't even know what the dime was for. Keep it up guys. I'm sure hrs of practice, but I sense real, raw talent too. Can't practice what u don't have. Your love of the music really does show. I second the Bravo. Looking forward to hearing more.
Steven McGrath
Isnt it wonderful to hear real music and talent and such dedicated musicians!
And congrats on all the years of love yall have! ❤️👍🏻🤘🏻❤️
@@stevenmcgrath1603 Not only the dime, young people won't know what 'dialing someone' refers to!
(Not in the song, just a now-archaic phone term.) :)
@@JusBidniss ....yeah, I thought the same thing about the dime...and dialing, lol. Someone did a vid on asking 2 young men to dial a certain number using the dial-up type phone. Neither one of them had a clue on how to use the phone, it was hilarious.
This just proves that you dont need computers and vocal harmonizers to create great music. This is the real deal right here and JIM CROCE would be proud to hear his music sung by a new generation. BRAVO......
Nobody thinks that though, except corporate labels churing out the next pop star.
tears in my eyes and on my cheeks......
What's an operator?
C telephone operator
yes..a new generation true to their roots..
Sounded great ~ loved your harmonies! Jim and my brother Maury would be happy to know that you are enjoying their songs.
Your bro?! Cool... I love his music. Checked out his solo stuff after getting into Jim Croce a while back. Great stuff.
I learned about your brother by watching youtube videos of him and Jim. I never knew how big a roll he played until I watched as they played together. Maury was amazing and the red head playing in this video is playing his part very well! Toni I think her name is.
Dear Mary, your brother was an authentic genius paired with another one, Jim Croce, to produce perfection. It's funny that at 3:44 Toni Lindgren (the lady playing Maury's licks in this cover) does exactly what Maury used to do at the end of almost every live performance: shake the hair out of his right-eye view. A documentary on Maury Muehleisen, who was 6 years younger than Jim but already an accomplished songwriter and musician when they met, is greatly needed. What amazes me is how Maury (a pianist) improved his guitar skills so quickly and at that level in order to express Jim's melodies so nicely.
I only discovered some of your brother’s work recently - I was a small kid in 1973 - and introduced it to my son, who is 19 but loves music from that area: we both love Maury and Jim and how they write and composed such meaningful lyrics, melodies and layers of sound that expressed emotions in way that perfectly complimented the poetic message. I didn’t know your brother and don’t know you but their music makes me feel connected.
A great song and a truly great team. Still brings tears to my eyes. Peace.
I feel like you perfectly captured the growing pain in Jim's voice each time he says, "I've learned to...take it well"
So glad to see young beautiful people carrying on the glory days of modern music.
Four people, one Microphone and a ridiculous amount of talent is all you need to record a masterpiece...
Amen to that! Four people and one microphone are easy to find but Ridiculous amount of talent is a rare thing!
One mic isn't obviously enough, you don't really hear the details from the lead guitar which are actually beautiful
The young lady is an excellent guitarist.
Toni is quite the guitarist. Lot of talent there.
Amen to that, you can see she loves playing music as well
She could do me a favor and at least make it look more difficult.
That's a dude.
She's awesome man she reminds me of Duane Allman r i p
Every time I hear Croce I go back to the 7th grade the day he died. Funny how music can take you back to particular times in life. I was such a fan that I listened to this and a couple others of his other LPs over and over until I wore them out. We lost a true one of the greats that day. I never met him irl but I did in a dream recently! Not sure what brought it on but in the dream he knew me well like an old friend. He called me by my name and gave me a big bear hug like a long lost brother. I was so thrilled to see him and just asked "how you been "Big Jim"? Woke up with a smile on my face at a time I really needed one. What I wouldn't do for another dream like that one. Life is funny, but not always in a haha way. I can be cruel and it can beat you down even when you have done your best. Great job guys, thanks for taking me back and helping me escape for a moment
I am 70 and I love guitar music - as my late brother used to play the guitar and this was one of the songs he loved to sing. Fantastic cover - you did justice to the song and to Jim Croce, legend.
AbiGail1949 I’m 48 and I love these songs I remember my Dad listening too in the 70s. We lost him last year and music like this brings back good memories. I agree, this is a great cover. They all sound great.
Am right behind you in years, Abi, and couldn't have said it better. Very impressive cover. Jim has to be smiling down on this one.
I might as well jump in here (Look at the pic on the left) I'm 81 and still playing My lovely wife carries the small amp on gigs when we have to climb stairs,, "SO, Greeting from Auckland New Zealand, at the moment it's the middle of our winter
The young woman playing the guitar on this is perfect. Perfect touch, perfect timing. Kudos.
The genius that is Toni Lindgren!!!!!!!
And that’s not even her guitar! That’s Reina’s.
@@djh784 SHe is super good. I wish I could play 1/2 as well as she does
Toni Lindgren is wondeful. So are Reina, Carson, and Josh. And together -- Amazing!
@@trackie1957 I didn't notice that until you mentioned it... Cid for sure!
Yes!! I have always dreamt for the day that you would do a Jim Croce cover! Thank you all very much for making my day.
Yes, this is such a good choice. Such a beautiful video...musically and visually!!
Still smiling . . .
Thank you!
Nailed it, their own style, interpretation and a beautiful result. All the JC fans will be flocking to this version.
Totally agree. I used to really enjoy listening to Jim Croce albums. His music fits these modern day troubadours very well.
we need more!!!
The woman in back , pickling the guitar is simply...amazing. TY
Toni. And yes, she is amazing.
Toni Lindgren is a very special musician - look up Elle & Toni
I just love watching Toni's face as she plays the guitar, she smiles and lights up everything around her when she is clearly in her own world making music
Yes... Tony you deserve it...you create life around you...Being a musician, I can "smell" the look of you...!!!
Yeah, she did some great head bopping. She was really into it. On a continuum of time with a song that will live forever.
Pretty much sums up exactly what I was going to say. She's a great guitarist and being in that bubble like she is when playing is one of the signs.
Yeah she's incredibly talented, her guitar chops are on point, flawless! 💕
Kudos to Toni for nailing Maury's leads, the guy is an unknown legend outside of the acoustic community and of course, Martin fans.
Maurice
@@patrickegan8963 Interesting :)
Not much she can't do, on many instruments
@@patrickegan8963
Maury was his name
I am sitting here listening to this and I find myself crying. I was 13 when Jim died you folks do him justice Keep singing
Me too, Ted. Just blown away
I was 13 also - listened to Jim on Arm Forces Radio Europe
Me too, but I was older than 13...
You're not alone.
Same. I was 12. 😢😔
Jim Croce really meant a lot to me. When his songs came out, they spoke to many of us. You guys did a wonderful rendition. Thank you for being true to his music.
"My best old ex-friend Ray" What a great line. Freakin' genius the man was.
Excellent version.
AZCobraman had a Mandela moment where I swore it was “good ol best friend Ray.” Maybe there’s a recording somewhere where he says that lol
I used to sing, "He got a .32 gun in his pocketbook son..." instead of "in his pocket for fun". ;o)
AZCobraman, I always thought it was “in his pocketful of fun.” Also, my mom insisted I only liked “Bad, Bad LeRoy Brown” because it had the word “damn.” (I was 12 when it came out.) I swear I thought it was “baddest man in the whole downtown.”
That's OK, I bought a 45 of 'Devil Went Down to Georgia' pretty much because it said, "Son of a bitch" on it.
I can't believe he was only 30 when he died. It feels like all the best musicians die young to either drugs or plane crashes.
wow! young people singing a Jim Croce song ... life is still beautiful! humanity lives on! awesome, guys! thanks for sharing!
Thankfully there will be parents that pass on the music to their children and down the number line. Gotta keep story telling alive in music, cause god knows it rarely exists today
@@atamagashock as a fan of music of just about any genre from any era (yes, even the really old stuff, I have a degree in french horn performance), I think a lot of people forget that most of the music from any generation is crap and you have to find the good stuff. It's easier to find the good things looking back because it's what survives.
If you haven't already, I highly recommend checking out Kendrick Lamar's "Damn." It's a great starting point, absolute masterclass in storytelling and lyricism with some very creative uses of sound and layering and rhythms. Very musically interesting and a great interwoven tale as well.
Beautiful, especially from such a young group.
I love jim croce definitely going to play him for my children when i get there
Sent chills down my spine! Awesome!
I've studied this video thoroughly:
- Each part that everyone is playing and how they're using their instrument and their voices to compliment Josh (Toni compliments the guitar perfectly and with respect to the original)
- How they choose to play their parts and what chords/notes they pick to play on every part (Toni and the interesting capo choice on the 5th, cause I think in the original Maury Muehleisen plays it with the capo on the 7th fret, but he doesn't do that small D sound that Toni does, Josh plays a chord sequence on the C Bm Am D7 part etc.)
- What everyone is doing vocally on their part (Reina and Toni's vocals are magical and Carson's bass vocals don't get enough credit)
- Every little mistake that happens and the reaction of that person (won't point out those for obvious reasons :) )
- The reaction of everyone when the song ends (you've probably rehearsed that many times already), Josh's poker face until the video ends, Toni looking for other people's reactions, Reina celebrating and Carson being a cool motherf**** saying 'I'm cool with that'
You guys are geniuses and you inspire me to seek my own group and learn how to do backing vocals and improve my guitar playing, although I will need 10 years to get to your level! Thanks y'all!
According to a interview quoted shortly before their accident - Maury said “ Jim is open in G. I’m capoed on the fifth fret in D.”Not sure , but I think this interview was being given in Guitar Player magazine.
Toni's capo is on the 7th lol
@@OffsetSolidmusic care to take another look? :D
@@AlarV Oh you're right! I was only looking at the fret dots, wow I would not have guessed the double dot would be on... the 9th fret? That's so strange.
I’ve been playing for 40 years. Not many get to the level of musicianship of these folks. It’s a lot harder than it looks.
I’m late 60s and you just nailed my very favorite song!! Thank you
So glad to know there is someone else in their late 60's that also adores this song. I listen to it everyday!!
Look at you old fella!! Enjoying music at this advanced age! Love ya brother!!
Once you started playing, the air conditioner sound was totally drowned out. You've overcome the blow.
Beautiful cover by the way. And I'm sorry.
They learned to take it well. It was real, but that’s not the way they feel.
OMG- best comment ever…. Every time I hear “overcome the blow” I break into a grin!
Very nice.
😂🤣😂🤣😂
Big fan of this comment.
To anyone listening....use headphones, it's utterly amazing! When Carson's voice comes in the first time it's a wonderful sonic surprise. Love it.
Jim Croce was a great songwriter . Nice to see that his songs are still being played . Nicely done ...
Nice job... damn do I miss Jim...got me through some bad times in the seventies.
Tears in my old eyes, such a great job on a wonderful song, a difficult song to play and the girl playing the fills absolutely nailed it excellent, what a great group.
Also must give the parents kudos for showing this music to the kids...
Brings back so many memories thanks for making me feel young again!!❤
Jim Croce died way too early. Your cover is a fantastic rendition. You all are so versatile and harmonize so well. I like the collaboration you all have together.
Some people burn to bright for this place he was one
yes, they did... very sad but they left us their songs and real feelings. blood, sweat and tears
He died In a plane crash.
Long live the music of Jim Croce.You guys are making my generation smile.
Hey Josh, all us old farts love your music! Thanks for respecting good tunes and bringing back a whole lot of good memories you guys! Toni, Bravo! You're the best!
i cannot begin to tell you how much joy you and your friends bring in to my life. You bring honor to your craft as musicians. Keep up the good work.
WOW!! Stumbled onto you guys today.... that is the best cover of Jim Croce I have ever heard... I'm 71...you brought back memories...Thank You so much!!
I stumbled onto Josh about 5 years ago when I was trying to learn to play Little Wing. Check out his cover. ruclips.net/video/Yl6FwpTm1PA/видео.html
I'm 75 now, and this song touched my heart then as it did Now. excellent rendition of an emotional moment in a Life. god bless your talents. Thank you.
when toni smiles while playing you can see how much she loves every ringing note
great musicianship in everybody there!!
THANK YOU FOR KEEPING JIM'S MUSIC ALIVE.
Jim croce's operator just reborn with this young blood, thank you guys..Im now remembering my younger days together with Jim's songs...from Philippines
Maury Muehleisen made Jim Croces music playable only to well versed guitar players. This is the one and only rendition Ive ever heard capture that essence. Great work all around !
Frankg3rd Toni captures Maury’s sound on this song perfectly. She is as skilled as he was.
There be truth in that....
Did hear a cracking cover of this one by a girl named kappa larsen. I agree completely though dude. It's rare Jim can be covered well. 🙂
@@garethd9732 Thank you for directing me to Kappa Larson....shes angelic !!!
Maury was my uncle, he was an amazing artist and song writer, I'm the very proud owner of his second Ovation Guitar...
Absolutely amazing rendition. It even feels strange saying "rendition." This is the soul of the 1970's.
So awesome to see young people appreciating and paying homage to truly great music. 😢 Tears of joy!
I was so sad when Jim Croce died. He was a real favorite of mine at the time. It's impossible to watch any of these videos with Toni without falling in love with her smiles. Everyone in this ensemble is a legit star and only rising higher. They are all *so* good!
I met Toni Lindgren a few years ago in south Minneapolis when she and Reina Del Cid Played at a local event. She is a phenomenal guitar player. She plays guitar with an ease that makes you over look her gift. And...she just happens to be a nice person to boot!
Beautiful rendition. This reaffirms that the 70's produced some of the greatest songs of all time.
Every once in a while I come back here to die in love with this cover again... thanks guys!
Is nice to hear your voice gained so much color Josh, you are an amazing musician.
I think the cold you apologised for actually added a touch of genuine Jim Croce nasality...awesome cover.
I don't think you realize just how good you all sound....
sgtpep5 and that’s a part of their charm. All are humble & thankful & joyous in making their special music. Wow!
Actually, like many performers, Josh & Carson consider themselves to be introverts I think. That probably contributes to their “humble” appearance. They make music because they LOVE to make music. Of course they like getting paid for it too, but they know they are very fortunate to be paid to do something they love & it shows.
Oh I dunno, all these folks been playing concerts in many countries. They might have a clue they’re gooder n’ heck. Make Groot grow another limb! ❤️
How do you know what they do or don't realize?
Nicely framed with the flowers. And those harmonies...just beautiful.
What a wonderfully talented group of young musicians. They are so good. I’m pushing 75 and despair at the total crap that is called music today. I wish you Success in your music. Bravo!
I was a Jim Croce fan before he died in that tragic plane crash. You have all done justice to a great song, air conditioner not withstanding.
I remember when this song came out and it's always been my favorite Jim Croce song. This cover was fantastic! Beautiful. The young lady playing Maury's fills is excellent. Lead vocal, awesome. Harmonies, spot on. Most importantly, it redeems my faith in humanity that these young wonderful musicians are playing Jim Croce songs. Croce had a short dance with fame, but his songs will always be here.
Jim Croce would smile.
I hope that AJ has had a chance to hear this. He has had a rough few years with losing his wife. He lost his father at age 2, was blinded, possibly from child abuse. He retained some of his eyesight but has had a very challenging life of loss. :-(
Surely,my friend.
On the 8th of June, THIS YEAR 2022... this classic will be 50 years old!!!
That makes a lot of us feel very old😱
Jim Croce... he was so good he made all of us car singers think we can sing his songs. Good cover.
Al foster great version. 50 years later hard to believe
This is one of those songs who's emotion is directly connected to the original artists. Wouldn't have imagined that anyone else could create that magic. Josh proves me wrong. The texture of his voice and timing create the same emotional response in me as did Big Jim. Thanks and congratulations.
Couldn't have said this better myself :)
After seeing this, I'm sincerely hoping you have plans to do more Jim Croce songs in the future. Such a fantastic cover!
Jim Croce goes perfectly with their style, I hope they do more!
i would love to hear them play Bad, Bad Leroy Brown!
so pleasurable I can't find words
the world could use more collaboration, and less jealousy, hatred, and wars. You are all an inspiration
God Bless you guys. You make the world a little brighter.
Amen!
Well said!
For sure
Imagine their parents listening to this... As their parents I'd be mindblown. So good...
I don't expect there's somebody played that song of this generation, I'm 62 now and we used to play that song when I was college in a tiny folkhouse in our city..great music video guys..
That "best old ex-friend" line cuts deep
That line broke my heart... Good song sad lyrics.
Something in my eyes
It truly does. When people tell you they are your friends for life and then they lie. Just happened to me recently.
Would love to hear then play “Time in a bottle”
You reading my mind???
My gosh, that guitar playing by Toni is outstanding! And those harmonies! Thank you for playing one of my favorite songs ever, by any artist!
The harmonies were magical
To watch this classic being done by this young group of talented musicians makes my heart happy, thank you all so much, and keep up the great work
I am 64 You guys nailed it ,Great homage and talent
Keep playing ,And I can not wait to hear an original
It's been over 40 years and that brought tears again for lost friends and great music.
I ussualy give covers 30 seconds. I listened all the way through and then I listened again. WELL DONE!
Toni Lindgren’s playing is exquisite!🎶🎶🎶🎸 also a great group . I’ve seen them perform live and they were just as good.👍🏽😎🥃🎶
Auto-Tune is NOT needed. Great harmonies and it's wonderful to see actual musicians playing. Well done.
You guys are the musical version of ‘comfort food’.
Comfort food has the connotation of being something that tastes good, but isn't good for you. What these guys do "tastes" good, and is certainly good for you.
Lothar Zogg good point! What they do is certainly not “empty calories”. I’m grateful to see young artists doing something with ‘substance’.
Perfect description.
Good Comment man, that was a good comment, man.
Today it's more like junk food...
I hadn't heard a very good cover of this song until I heard this one. This dude nailed so much nuance of the vocals in the song. It's one thing to simply play someone else's song, but to be able to understand and convey the emotion of the artist is tough to do.
That’s just unbelievably brilliant. Beautiful singing and playing. The smile on the face of the guitar player as she weaves her way through the chords. It’s almost as if she doesn’t believe the sounds she’s producing. What instrument is the girl on the left playing? This is real music from real talent.
Seán Ó Domhnaill carson's shaker.
Hey cuz, I found a Domhnaill in my family tree like 10 generations back!
AmericanPatriot that’s great news! We went all over America.
Seán Ó Domhnaill i found them on amazon.
The girl on the left, of course, is Reina del Cid-an amazing performer, songwriter, and “coverer” of other’s songs in her own right. Each of these four is incredible individually as well as together. Makes a 74 year old guy believe there’s hope.
Simply this is the best available cover in RUclips of this beautiful song. They are astonishing. Now I am editing this comment in 2024. And of course, this is the video of this wonderful song with most views in RUclips. Amazing
Another song I didn’t think should be covered but you all did it beautiful justice. The young lady on the guitar was spectacular.
I don’t know why? But I keep watching this performance over and over again. I have had a couple of gut wrenching events happen to me lately and watching these kids pplay amd sing this song is really ministering to me right now.
BEAUTIFUL song, by Jim Croce, you made him proud and all of us, listening to this execution! Wonderful teamwork, wonderful music thank you for choosing Jim Croce!
All I can say is, thanks for making my world a easier place to live in!!! Love all 4 of you! also in my 60's, but love all your music! thanks to Josh and Carson, I also follow Reina and Toni!!
Wow! First, the fact that young people would learn Jim Croce, oh my. Second, the musicianship is amazing. Just amazing. Kudos to the guitar player. She is amazing. The vocals....what can you say. You have made me happy.
This is one of your covers I always come back to. It really sounds great. All you guys are very talented 👏
I finally subbed. This kid blows my mind w his oldschool tastes & sensibilities. I know one thing for sure: he’s got amazing parents to have been raised this well. ✌️
To the girl in centre playing wow amazing bloody amazing always heart and soul of something is always in the wings just cruising
she could have done it herself
I remember this song when it was a hit in October 1972...congratulations to the 4 of you...great rendition...as close to the record as possible. Magnificent!
You folks are such a blessing. Those of us that grew up with the music you cover with such talent are deeply indebted to you.
0:36 incredible bass save...like a boss