Hi Britt, Back in the day, singers & groups had to perform "LIVE" on The Midnight Special and this showed the world whether you were good or not; there was no lip-syncing or hiding behind your studio recordings and definitely no auto-tune!!! Needless to say, if you performed well on the show your record sales would skyrocket; but if you performed poorly your record sales would tank!!! In other words they had to deliver the goods!!! Thanks for this reaction too, because as you can see & hear Elvin Bishop & his band did their thing!!!
Love The Midnight Special. Mom and Dad would let me stay up late to watch it. Check out Manfred Mann, Blinded by the light on Midnight Special...they nailed it.
I remember watching this. Mickey Thomas the singer joined Jefferson starship after this smash hit. Elvin Bishop is the guitar player. The midnight special with Wolfman jack. Was the MTV of my generation. Was the only way we got to see a band. Pre internet. After midnight special My favorite show with the harder bands came on called Don Kirshner's Rock Concert🤘🤘🤘
@@rogerdaly6326 yep that was it .younger People still can't believe that television went off the air at night.. That was one of the only night it stayed on late. Lol. And I noticed that it's. Called the midnight special now. They leave out Wolfman Jack...lol
@@kd8199 well there were appearances by bands on other shows but not like those late night shows mentioned earlier. but they did appear on variety shows like Sonny and Cher and Smothers Brothers, even on American Bandstand.
Mickey Thomas has serious chops. Don't think he got as much recognition for it as he deserves. If you want the hear another great song that showcases his voice. Listen to the studio version of Jane from Jefferson Starship, which was the band he later fronted after The Elvin Bishop Group. Incredible.
I love how Mickey Thomas simply walked away from the mic after he was done singing. Mic drop. Basically saying, "Oh yeah, I'm bad." "I know it." Absolutely incredible!!!
Mickey had one of the best voices in rock. He had to to sing lead for Starship. Check out the song "Jane" for another great example of his singing. And yeah girl the 70's was the best time to be a young person. Great music, muscle cars, bellbottoms and silk shirts.
Yep bellbottoms. Then the super bells. I bought me some really nice Anaconda snake skin boots. My dad ask me why did you buy such nice boots nobody can see them because of your pants..lol
Elvin Bishop was the guitarist in this band. The lead vocalist, Mickey Thomas, is one of the great, underrated vocalists of his time. If you want to hear how awesome he was as a singer, react to "Jane" by Jefferson Starship.
70's music waa and STILL is great...so glad grew up to appreciate 70's-80's music . The singer is Mickey Thomas who later went on to join Jefferson Starship
*I was 7 years old when this came out. I didn't become familiar with it until a few years later. Once I made it to middle school it had become a well known song for slow dancing.*
I have such a special memory of slow dancing to this in a bar late at night after working the evening shift. We played it over and over on the “ juke box” until the bartender said enough already. Great song but let it rest a few he said. Yes, I am old, 68 , was in my early twenties at the time. Robin Bishop was great and this song made me a huge Mickey Thomas fan forever. Elvin said he could not do justice to the lead on this song so he tapped Mickey.
Mickey Thomas lead singer, he was also a member of Jefferson Starship... check out their song "Jane" if you want to hear Mickey belt-out more of those sweet vocals 🙂
I miss it soooooooo bad!!!! I was 14 in 1980 and the 70’s was amazing Britt, you would have loved it. I would have taken you to the lake and we would have had an amazing time lol. 😂😂😂😂
Britt, WHAT A REACTION TO THIS SONG! You were all the way invested in this song! I LOVE IT! I also love the fact that you are a true music connoisseur! Talking about the brakes where the drums came in. You pay a lot of attention to ALL the little details. Others may notice, but you speak right up to them. How refreshing to find others like myself that are into the ENTIRITY of the song. YOU FLAT OUT ROCK, YOUNG LADY! Keep them good vibes coming!
Britt I grew up in the 60s and the 70s (my wife I graduated from the same high school in 1977). The Midnight Special was a great way to hear and see a band perform live before investing time and money getting a ticket for their concert arrived in your home town. I fooled around and fell in love with my best friend, and we are still together!
Just recently discovered your channel and I love it! This makes me think of when I worked in a store just after high school. This song was constantly on the store radio. I was seeing someone. Cindy was seeing someone. One day the song came on. She looked at me and i looked at her. Then we fooled around and fell in love. Happy memories.
You brought up skating ring music. Yes in deed this song was on every Saturday night at skating ring. Also Marshall Tucker Band. "Heard it in a love song" I was the king of the ring in the day. 😎😅
The ‘70’s were the best…great clothes and great music new every single week - artists wanted to make their own distinct mark… we were free range children
This song is like a perfect composition. It's so well done. I agree with you that 70s music is great. Technically, I'd probably start collecting songs around 1967 and might pick some from just over the line into the 80s, but yeah ... the 70s would be my sweet spot. :)
I was a kid and a young teen in the 70s and it’s my favourite era of music! I wish so much we had this kind of amazing music around today. I walk around in stores & hear the music or hear it on the radio and most of it I find so boring and numbing. This song was amazing and he has an amazing voice
I actually watched the Midnight Special episode back in the 70's with my wife. I was 23 at the time. When you're young you stay up later. I loved the girl too and I've seen her before with another group. Thanks Britt!
I found you by accident, and am now subscribed. I was reminiscing about my teenage years and looked up this song. I was in High School, and yes, the 70's were an amazing time to come of age. Thank You for putting a grin on an Old Man's face with your appreciation for our generation's music. And like someone else commented, please check out "Jane" by Jefferson Starship. You will like it. We had AMAZING music crossing many genres. R&B, Soul, Jazz, Rock, there was always a great song to listen to. Again, Thank You.
At your mark 5:22, right after "since I met you baby", he looks slightly down and to his right, nods, and gives the most adorable smile ever. I fell in love right then!
You would have loved growing up in the 70s. The Midnight Special was a show on the weekends we'd watch and see all these artists. It truly was a great decade.
It was nice growing up listening to the 70s music, alot has changed but I will always remember the 70s grooving, and of course gangsta bells and platform shoes and belly button shirts!!!
Takes me right back to 1974 jr. high school, this song was on the charts for a LONG time! Mickey Thomas...great vocalist, don't know why he doesn't get the credit he deserves??
I can imagine you skating and dancing down the boardwalk in Venice Beach with your IPod strapped to your arm and your earbuds in just jamming to your favorite songs. You are really a lot of fun.
After deez fools stopped me from posting for so long... Britt, huge fan of yours, love watching you. Yes, there was some incredible music out in the 70's. Love the fact you simply love great music! Keep up the excellent work!❤
I love this wonderful song. Yes, Reni Slais really adds a higher level to the vocals on this great 70s song. How about Reni's shoulder action? I love it.
I saw Mickey Thomas perform this song when he was with Starship, when they opened for Kansas at the YMBL South Texas State Fair. The funny thing is that a couple of minutes before they performed it, you could hear one rides playing it.
Great reaction Britt! I got a couple of 70's classics for you - A Love of Your Own by The Average White Band (Live at Montreux 1977) and She's Gone by Hall & Oates!
I'm bk2 watch and listen again bc you hv the right response (ha ha) and I love Mickey Thomas on the vocals here and the whole band. What a song and what a performance! 💜👈🎵 😘
The Midnight Special gave us some fantastic performances. Check out Fleetwood Mac's "Rhiannon". It's the quintessential version that'll put you on your heels.
Back in the 70’s the was a music style called “Blue-eyed Soul.” Music that was a cross between pop, rock and soul music was strong in the 70s. It started with the Righteous Brothers in the sixties. But, Hall & Oates were the Kings of “Blue-eyed Soul” from the 70s-90s. I FOOLED AROUND AND FELL IN LOVE and others like BABY COME BACK by, Player; YOU’RE THE BIGGEST PART OF ME by, Ambrosia; I’M NOT IN LOVE by 10cc; even I CAN DREAM ABOUT YOU by Dan Hartman in 1984 are other examples of the enjoyable “Blue-eyed Soul” music.
Saw a Toto show in Tahoe and Mickey happened to sit a my table and I was the only one who recognized him. He couldn’t have been nicer or more approachable. He brought energy to Starship with Jane, We Built This City, Find Your Way Back, Sara, etc. More of an edge than the Marty Balin songs of the late 70’s with Jefferson Starship but still had the other founders, Grace Slick, Paul Kantner
man dat is nasty...great commentary...Im actually an 80's guy, but yeah you gotta love the 70's . Mickey was only 23 at the time, he later went on to sing with Jefferson Airplane, which became Jefferson Starship, than just Starship....Many like myself didn't even realize it was the same singer from Starship...You got Elvin Bishop on guitar too...who is a total blues legend in his onw right> Britt, your voice is awes sauce! Great work giirl!
I most definitely wish I was a young adult during the 70's life seemed so much easier and all the music was way better I fooled around and fell in love with Britt
Excellent reaction!!! Glad I stumbled onto your channel. You gave an excellent analysis. This is one of my favorite all time live performances that I've ever seen.
There will never be such a great era as the 70's ever. So many bands and artist. That's why we were the generation of peace and love. All we wanted to do was listen to and make good music with all of our friends. And smoke a little weed. 😆 So i hope all you you tubers will keep it alive because i feel like in the next 20 years when all the baby boomers and artist of the 70's are gone that rock n roll will be gone forever. Hope not tho.
There are some good music today and good artists,however, when it comes to harmony with R&B or Rock, 70s is your decade, i am glad i was there and it seemed like yesterday.
I think it's wonderful of you Britt, to be delving into the 70's music. This is my era and to this day my favorite era of music. I'm enjoying your reactions to these, as well as Angelina Jordan of course. Peace out! Go have the day YOU deserve... 😉
Elvin Bishop the guitar player didn't think his voice was suited for the song so he had backup singer Mickey Thomas sing it. Mickey eventually moved on to a group called Jefferson Starship and Starship.
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Hi Britt, Back in the day, singers & groups had to perform "LIVE" on The Midnight Special and this showed the world whether you were good or not; there was no lip-syncing or hiding behind your studio recordings and definitely no auto-tune!!! Needless to say, if you performed well on the show your record sales would skyrocket; but if you performed poorly your record sales would tank!!! In other words they had to deliver the goods!!! Thanks for this reaction too, because as you can see & hear Elvin Bishop & his band did their thing!!!
There were many great live performances on music shows back then. We were spoiled.
Yes. "Midnight Special" baby. Great old memories.
Love The Midnight Special. Mom and Dad would let me stay up late to watch it. Check out Manfred Mann, Blinded by the light on Midnight Special...they nailed it.
@@dougtaylor2803 I Love that song!
Right on showed their stuff live great memories damn miss those days enjoy 😊😊😊😊
Don’t be mad, I was a teenager in the 70s. Best time of my life because we had the best music and it still is rocking today ♥️
I remember watching this. Mickey Thomas the singer joined Jefferson starship after this smash hit. Elvin Bishop is the guitar player. The midnight special with Wolfman jack. Was the MTV of my generation. Was the only way we got to see a band. Pre internet. After midnight special My favorite show with the harder bands came on called Don Kirshner's Rock Concert🤘🤘🤘
63 years old here. You nailed how it was back in the day.
I'm 57 and i used to stay up to see both of those shows. Sat morning cartoons & late nite music !
@@rogerdaly6326 yep that was it .younger People still can't believe that television went off the air at night.. That was one of the only night it stayed on late. Lol. And I noticed that it's. Called the midnight special now. They leave out Wolfman Jack...lol
@@kd8199 well there were appearances by bands on other shows but not like those late night shows mentioned earlier. but they did appear on variety shows like Sonny and Cher and Smothers Brothers, even on American Bandstand.
@@rogerdaly6326 Sat morning cartoons were a huge thing back then. The new fall season premieres was like Christmas to me.
Yes, you're so right, the 70's was "The BOMB" decade for music and there were so many soulful singers during that time too!!!
Mickey Thomas has serious chops. Don't think he got as much recognition for it as he deserves. If you want the hear another great song that showcases his voice. Listen to the studio version of Jane from Jefferson Starship, which was the band he later fronted after The Elvin Bishop Group. Incredible.
So agree! Everyone likes to mention Steve Perry, but I think Mickey is overlooked and belongs in the conversation as one of the greatest singers ever
Yes indeed. Jane is a monster song.
I love how Mickey Thomas simply walked away from the mic after he was done singing. Mic drop. Basically saying, "Oh yeah, I'm bad." "I know it." Absolutely incredible!!!
Love your enthusiasm! And yes, nothing compares to the 70s! Imagine listening to all these great hits on the radio! ❤️
Mickey had one of the best voices in rock. He had to to sing lead for Starship. Check out the song "Jane" for another great example of his singing. And yeah girl the 70's was the best time to be a young person. Great music, muscle cars, bellbottoms and silk shirts.
Yep bellbottoms. Then the super bells. I bought me some really nice Anaconda snake skin boots. My dad ask me why did you buy such nice boots nobody can see them because of your pants..lol
@@SIR-DanielHunterplatform Shoes and Dingo Boots!
Wallabies
Elvin Bishop is so underrated as a blues guitarist.
Can't stop watching. Great song !! Reni Slais, puts her heart and soul, into every performance too.
Elvin Bishop was the guitarist in this band. The lead vocalist, Mickey Thomas, is one of the great, underrated vocalists of his time. If you want to hear how awesome he was as a singer, react to "Jane" by Jefferson Starship.
great suggestion ... absolute must.
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Or listen to "It's Not Enough" ..
No. He is not underrated by anyone that has listened to pop music over the last 4 or 5 decades
@@axetu true-not underrated. Maybe under ppls radar today is all
The singer, Mickey Thomas, went on to Jefferson Starship. "Jane" by the Starship really shows off his vocal skills.
Agreed! My favorite song of any of the Jefferson Airplane / Starship hits - 'Jane' !
Soaring vocals and some killer guitar riffs!
70's music waa and STILL is great...so glad grew up to appreciate 70's-80's music . The singer is Mickey Thomas who later went on to join Jefferson Starship
This is of those Summer classics that brings me back to my youth. The guitar solo never gets old.
*I was 7 years old when this came out. I didn't become familiar with it until a few years later. Once I made it to middle school it had become a well known song for slow dancing.*
I have such a special memory of slow dancing to this in a bar late at night after working the evening shift. We played it over and over on the “ juke box” until the bartender said enough already. Great song but let it rest a few he said. Yes, I am old, 68 , was in my early twenties at the time. Robin Bishop was great and this song made me a huge Mickey Thomas fan forever. Elvin said he could not do justice to the lead on this song so he tapped Mickey.
Was 28 when this was a hit remember holding my baby girl and dancing 🕺 around with her to this. At 74 this is still a good time 👵❤️
I grew up in the 60's and 70's a lot of great music, bee gees, KC and the sunshine band, steely Dan so many more lots o fun
Elvin on Guitar, Mickey Thomas on Vocals, He was in the group Starship we built this City on Rock and Roll,
70's was the best for everything!!!!!!
Any group that was on the midnight special was fantastic!
Girl you 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Mickey Thomas lead singer, he was also a member of Jefferson Starship... check out their song "Jane" if you want to hear Mickey belt-out more of those sweet vocals 🙂
I miss it soooooooo bad!!!!
I was 14 in 1980 and the 70’s was amazing Britt, you would have loved it. I would have taken you to the lake and we would have had an amazing time lol.
😂😂😂😂
This is a special one because they are performing live. You nailed it; he's really good live.
If you love the 70's check out Grand Funk Railroad - "We're an American Band (1973 Studio Footage)" also Grand Funk Railroad "Some Kind of Wonderful".
Britt, WHAT A REACTION TO THIS SONG! You were all the way invested in this song! I LOVE IT! I also love the fact that you are a true music connoisseur! Talking about the brakes where the drums came in. You pay a lot of attention to ALL the little details. Others may notice, but you speak right up to them. How refreshing to find others like myself that are into the ENTIRITY of the song. YOU FLAT OUT ROCK, YOUNG LADY! Keep them good vibes coming!
Your reaction and comments were spot on Britt! You brought back so many memories for me since I did live through the 70's! Fabulous!
Britt I grew up in the 60s and the 70s (my wife I graduated from the same high school in 1977). The Midnight Special was a great way to hear and see a band perform live before investing time and money getting a ticket for their concert arrived in your home town. I fooled around and fell in love with my best friend, and we are still together!
Mickey's voice hasn't changed much over the years.
Just recently discovered your channel and I love it!
This makes me think of when I worked in a store just after high school. This song was constantly on the store radio. I was seeing someone. Cindy was seeing someone. One day the song came on. She looked at me and i looked at her. Then we fooled around and fell in love.
Happy memories.
This is one of my favorite songs and another one that's like this one is Billy Vera. At this moment. I know you will love this one too.
LOL I slow danced to this song so many times at high school dances before I graduate in 1979. Awesome memories :)
You brought up skating ring music. Yes in deed this song was on every Saturday night at skating ring. Also Marshall Tucker Band. "Heard it in a love song" I was the king of the ring in the day. 😎😅
Just saw Mickey Thomas a couple of months ago! He still sounds just as fresh today as he did back then!
Oh yes Britt. I grew up in the seventies. The music back then was so memorable. You had such a variety of genres of music.
Mickey Th9mas,with Elvin Bishop,and his band were phenomenal! This is my favorite song of all time! Tuvm
Charlie Daniels - Elvin Bishop sittin' on a bale of hay
He ain't good lookin', but he sure can play
The ‘70’s were the best…great clothes and great music new every single week - artists wanted to make their own distinct mark… we were free range children
This song is like a perfect composition. It's so well done.
I agree with you that 70s music is great. Technically, I'd probably start collecting songs around 1967 and might pick some from just over the line into the 80s, but yeah ... the 70s would be my sweet spot. :)
I was a kid and a young teen in the 70s and it’s my favourite era of music! I wish so much we had this kind of amazing music around today. I walk around in stores & hear the music or hear it on the radio and most of it I find so boring and numbing. This song was amazing and he has an amazing voice
Born in 57 ,Grew up in 60’-70’s just Great Music and Cars !!
I actually watched the Midnight Special episode back in the 70's with my wife. I was 23 at the time. When you're young you stay up later. I loved the girl too and I've seen her before with another group. Thanks Britt!
I found you by accident, and am now subscribed. I was reminiscing about my teenage years and looked up this song. I was in High School, and yes, the 70's were an amazing time to come of age. Thank You for putting a grin on an Old Man's face with your appreciation for our generation's music. And like someone else commented, please check out "Jane" by Jefferson Starship. You will like it. We had AMAZING music crossing many genres. R&B, Soul, Jazz, Rock, there was always a great song to listen to. Again, Thank You.
What a voice!!! Great concert too!!
This song was a big part of the roller rink soundtrack when I was a kid :)
Oh yeah! Skating was such a thing in the 70s and 80s. Lol. I could never do it well
i suggest you listen the the song Jane sung by Mickey Thomas. this is when he was with the band Jefferson Starship
Orange Cassidy!
At your mark 5:22, right after "since I met you baby", he looks slightly down and to his right, nods, and gives the most adorable smile ever. I fell in love right then!
You would have loved growing up in the 70s. The Midnight Special was a show on the weekends we'd watch and see all these artists. It truly was a great decade.
It was nice growing up listening to the 70s music, alot has changed but I will always remember the 70s grooving, and of course gangsta bells and platform shoes and belly button shirts!!!
Micky can sing his ass off, effortlessly cranking the notes.
Takes me right back to 1974 jr. high school, this song was on the charts for a LONG time! Mickey Thomas...great vocalist, don't know why he doesn't get the credit he deserves??
I can imagine you skating and dancing down the boardwalk in Venice Beach with your IPod strapped to your arm and your earbuds in just jamming to your favorite songs. You are really a lot of fun.
I grew up in the 70's, played in a bar band while in HS... the 70's is the best. Like you, the best.
Mickey Thomas is the singer.....Elvin Bishop on Guitar
My friends tell me I have a head full of useless musical knowledge, lol it does an old guy much joy to see young folks discover good music.
Listen to "Jane" by Jefferson Starship. Mickey Thomas is a spectacular singer. Extremely underrated.
The best thing about the Midnight Special was that the artist performed live every time.
This is the best live performance of this song. The studio version, however, is superior. It's more polished as most studio versions are.
This one is superior as it showcases Mickey's range and soulful voice, unlike the restrained studio version.
'70s was my time to shine lol..thanks for this reaction! You would have fit right in!
This is one of my absolute favorites
After deez fools stopped me from posting for so long...
Britt, huge fan of yours, love watching you. Yes, there was some incredible music out in the 70's. Love the fact you simply love great music! Keep up the excellent work!❤
Hi Britt, you just came up on my feed. I enjoyed your reaction to one of my favorites. I'll be watching you again!
Excellent choice!! One of the great songs!!
I got to see Mickey Thomas with Starship probably back in the early 80's here in my town. I loved every minute of it. His voice is simply awesome.
Grew up in the 70’s! Yes ma’am! You can’t beat the 70’s and 80’s music! Real talent!!!
I love this wonderful song. Yes, Reni Slais really adds a higher level to the vocals on this great 70s song. How about Reni's shoulder action? I love it.
The great Elvin Bishop
I saw Mickey Thomas perform this song when he was with Starship, when they opened for Kansas at the YMBL South Texas State Fair. The funny thing is that a couple of minutes before they performed it, you could hear one rides playing it.
Mickey Thomas can just flat sing!
Mickey Thomas was outstanding and Elvin Bishop on guitar was incredible.
Great reaction Britt! I got a couple of 70's classics for you - A Love of Your Own by The Average White Band (Live at Montreux 1977) and She's Gone by Hall & Oates!
Good song from the good times.
This Texas cowboy can relate to this song keep up the good work with the music and reactions have a pleasant evenin darlin 🤠
The writer of this song is the guitarist Elvin Bishop
The singer also sang with Jefferson Starship one of the greatest voices ever
The 60’s and 70’s had all the talent.
I'm bk2 watch and listen again bc you hv the right response (ha ha) and I love Mickey Thomas on the vocals here and the whole band. What a song and what a performance! 💜👈🎵 😘
The Midnight Special gave us some fantastic performances. Check out Fleetwood Mac's "Rhiannon". It's the quintessential version that'll put you on your heels.
Back in the 70’s the was a music style called “Blue-eyed Soul.” Music that was a cross between pop, rock and soul music was strong in the 70s. It started with the Righteous Brothers in the sixties. But, Hall & Oates were the Kings of “Blue-eyed Soul” from the 70s-90s. I FOOLED AROUND AND FELL IN LOVE and others like BABY COME BACK by, Player; YOU’RE THE BIGGEST PART OF ME by, Ambrosia; I’M NOT IN LOVE by 10cc; even I CAN DREAM ABOUT YOU by Dan Hartman in 1984 are other examples of the enjoyable “Blue-eyed Soul” music.
Every Saturday. night we would all saty up to watch Wolfman Jack and Saturday Night Special...All the 70's Music
Saw a Toto show in Tahoe and Mickey happened to sit a my table and I was the only one who recognized him. He couldn’t have been nicer or more approachable. He brought energy to Starship with Jane, We Built This City, Find Your Way Back, Sara, etc. More of an edge than the Marty Balin songs of the late 70’s with Jefferson Starship but still had the other founders, Grace Slick, Paul Kantner
The 70s were great I know because I was a teenager we had the greatest music.
Skinny little dude with a big voice. So rock and roll. The backup singer has very good mic awareness. Always loved this tune. Great, earnest reaction.
The 70's the BOMB...I loved that era, life was so good as was the music. I saw Elvin Bishop in 1978, such a great show!
Great stuff, Britt! Yeah, more Midnight Special performances!
My reaction , he is so good it brings tears to my eyes plus the story it tells
man dat is nasty...great commentary...Im actually an 80's guy, but yeah you gotta love the 70's . Mickey was only 23 at the time, he later went on to sing with Jefferson Airplane, which became Jefferson Starship, than just Starship....Many like myself didn't even realize it was the same singer from Starship...You got Elvin Bishop on guitar too...who is a total blues legend in his onw right> Britt, your voice is awes sauce! Great work giirl!
The Midnight Special was our MTV in the 70s with host Wolfman Jack, loved it.
Mackey Thomas was the singer.
Elvin Bishop played the guitar solo
I most definitely wish I was a young adult during the 70's life seemed so much easier and all the music was way better
I fooled around and fell in love with Britt
Excellent reaction!!! Glad I stumbled onto your channel. You gave an excellent analysis. This is one of my favorite all time live performances that I've ever seen.
The mastery in Soul vocal goes to......Mickey Thomas! Thats what vocal perfection sounds like music fans......
There will never be such a great era as the 70's ever. So many bands and artist. That's why we were the generation of peace and love. All we wanted to do was listen to and make good music with all of our friends. And smoke a little weed. 😆 So i hope all you you tubers will keep it alive because i feel like in the next 20 years when all the baby boomers and artist of the 70's are gone that rock n roll will be gone forever. Hope not tho.
Miki Thompson, that boy could SING!!
He really gets COOKIN' on "Jane" by Jefferson Starship
Great song 🎵 👌 if you get a chance check out a song called these eyes by a band called guess who
A 70's Banger. Great reaction
There are some good music today and good artists,however, when it comes to harmony with R&B or Rock, 70s is your decade, i am glad i was there and it seemed like yesterday.
60s, 70s and 80's had the best music. Pop Rock & Soul. There will never be another better span of time for fantastic music.
I think it's wonderful of you Britt, to be delving into the 70's music. This is my era and to this day my favorite era of music. I'm enjoying your reactions to these, as well as Angelina Jordan of course. Peace out! Go have the day YOU deserve... 😉
My Jr. and Sr. High school days! Absolutely LOVED the music and artists we had! Some of the very best times ❤
Mickey Thomas in Jefferson Starship,,,Nothings Gonna Stop Us Now,,,,💥💥💥💥👍👍👍😎
Elvin Bishop the guitar player didn't think his voice was suited for the song so he had backup singer Mickey Thomas sing it. Mickey eventually moved on to a group called Jefferson Starship and Starship.