I don’t disagree on the birds, Buffalo Springfield, and flying burrito Brothers. By the flying burrito, Brothers and the birds played straight country on their albums. There was very little rock Poco. I agree with the original post that they were the founders of country rock.
@@Rick-jg8vx wrong, It’s been proven that the founders of country rock was Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band, who Randy played bass guitar for, & sang back up for. Listen to their album, live from The Troubadour ‘69. You’ll see.
I thought exactly the same…look at the way he’s moving about and smiling…looking relaxed and happy, not worried about being intimidated by Frey and Henley. R.I.P. Randy you were the best ❤️
@@kellyreider3460 that's not totally true. That's what Henley & Frey said! If you look deeper there are articles stating that Take it to the Limit was part of the regular set at concerts (the site I was on showed the set for the concerts). The night it all ended Randy wasn't feeling well. Leadon left because of dealing with "the gods", Henley & Frey, which is why Randy left. Being a band mate with those 2 was like being in an abusive marriage/relationship. The original Eagles was the best and Randy had a voice of an angel!!
Don't think they were under rated. More that few people knew about them. I only found out after Randy's Meisner's death and started going down the rabbit hole of that whole country rock scene in Southern California. Was that Jim Messina on guitar. Where did that 35 years go? Thanks for posting.
Are you really товарищ? Great song, isn't it? And Rusty as well as Randy extremely talented, yes, Poco is underated, but still sweet, unique and beautiful!
@@ЛиляЕсаян I can't read Russian! My fake name here is connected to my real name, slightly, and my grandfather did emigrate to the US from Russia. I love Poco, too.
Hear, hear.. Randy Meisner the Golden Eagle. RIP Paul Cotton Rusty Young Randy Meisner. Love Poco Thanks for the most wonderful memories... Australia ❤️ 🇦🇺 ❤❤
I've always found it ironic that Rusty thought the official video made for it was pornographic. Preacher Rusty. I bought the record when "Call it Love" first dropped. It was a strong pop-rock song for Poco.
First Rusty now Randy, RIP. Two Rock Legends. Hard to believe its been 33yrs since this Record and tour. I was fortunate enough to see them on this summer of 1990. They were fantastic, gone too soon thanks for the memories.
I totally agree!! A very great band and all are sounding totally awesome !! Rusty, Randy. Jim, George and the keyboard player. I absolutely love this song!!!!!!
I'm a long-time Poco fan. This is special to have Meisner playing again with Rusty and George. I remember thinking how great this song was the first time I heard it on the radio. So glad for them to have another hit as they deserved so many that just bubbled under being so. I think I actually resented The Eagles at the time for taking Timothy, but who could blame him for the opportunity of a lifetime? I have just most of the early Poco on LP still though streaming makes it easier I still enjoy the physical album art and notes. One of the finest bands that ever blended country with rock, folk, and pop. It makes me feel joy to know there's still a lot of us, even new folks, listening in 2024.
This is music for dreaming, cruising and dancing. Music that makes you realize that many things are possible, that many things are easier to bear, and that compromises can be made as long as it can be called love.
That’s very true. Glenn Frey used to go to Poco rehearsals and sit on the floor and watch what they were doing and built the Eagles model around it, but smoothing over the country edges. And then, of course, when Randy Meisner left Poco, they formed and created the Eagles.
Randy Meisner back after his stint with The Eagles ( I should say prison term), Rusty Young, & last but not least Jimmy Messina. With a line-up like that how can you go wrong!
Randy was so different in this. He moved around while playing his guitar. In the Eagles he basically just stood there. It was good to see him enjoy himself here.
Richie left the Legacy reunion tour early and returned to his ministry in CO. If you look at the Legacy singles videos, he doesnt look very into it. He looks more joyful in concert videos since 2008 or so, including the Buffalo Springfield reunion shows in 2010. @@erikrichards5072
I first heard Crazy Love in high school and was hooked. No band plays like these guys. I have always thought these guys were ignored by the critics. Now they are listed as a country band even though we all know they were a southern rock band.
I have seen The Eagles several times and....POCO.....ALOT ! ! !THEY are the ORIGINAL country rock band......I ALWAYS....truly appreciate......." Try and Love Again " ......I ALWAYS thought that song was......Randy Meisner AT HIS BEST........
Glen was a real slave driver to Randy and Bernie, and later to Don Felder. Don't get me wrong, Glen was an integral part of the Eagles, but he sure could be a dick sometimes.
Saw them on this tour at LBC in Santa Rosa, CA. They blew the doors off the place. Randy did "Take it to The Limit." One of the best concerts I've ever seen. There just isn't music or Bands like Poco anymore. RIP Rusty and Randy.
Not so rare, Randy rejoined the band for their reunion album, Legacy, and the subsequent tour. He was again a full member of Poco for that period of time. Let's not forget the late, great Paul Cotton. He, along with Rusty WAS Poco for many years. He wasn't involved in this reunion project as he was doing his solo thing.
Live or lip synching? Doesn't matter-great band and great song. These types of quality bands are hard to find these days...Randy Meisner improved every band he was ever in, guy was a such a talent. RIP
Far too much live equipment set up with all instruments and mics wired as required to flag this as lip synching. The drums are the first thing heard that should let anyone know it is live. That subject aside, it is a great song by a great band that anyone that watches this video should enjoy every aspect as shown. RIP Rusty and Randy. 🙂
Miming for sure but still great to see. They could certainly have pulled it off, live. I think these TV execs get nervous about going live... unfortunate
That's true, why not? On the other, since they inducted ONLY the Bruce Springsteen's more than 20 years, with a long waiting line of real big stars/musicians, I don't have any respect for RRHoF.
@@TheSjuris Actually some form of POCO existed continuously for around 15 years and about 12 albums. This was their getting back together album. I saw the early version a couple times and a touring nostalgia version once in the late 2000s. They aren't in the hall of fame because of ignoramuses who control who gets in and choose to include people and groups who have nothing to do with rock of any kind.
Just another song and band to remind us lucky enough to have grown up in the 60s 70s 80s early 90's We had all the best bands, songs, musicians and memories of a much better time. Not just lucky but blessed by all these great performer's. Something that will never happen again... sadly. Take it to the limit by the Eagles and sung by Randy was and still is my favorite Eagles song. I cringe a little wondering how much grief he must have suffered playing for the Eagles He was a good guy, quiet,talented. A sad, tragic loss for Rock 'n Roll RIP 🙏
Uno dei gruppi con i quali sono cresciuto e tuttora attuale questa musica così coinvolgente, da portare nelle scuole e fare ascoltare il perfetto connubio degli strumenti, suonati da musicisti e non da improvvisati suonatori
Agreed that it is a great song. Unfortunately, I am pretty sure the reason it sounds just like the record is that they are lip-syncing to the studio recording. Case in point: Where is Richie Furay? If I’m not mistaken, it was he and not Rusty who played that classic hook.
In May of 1976 I interviewed Rusty Young at the Charlotte Coliseum. Poco was on stage setting up. He was playing with a yo-yo. I said, “ We’re sitting in the Charlotte Coliseum with Rusty Young and you’re playing with your yo-yo. He said, “That sounds dirty. You can’t say THAT on the radio.” It was a fantastic interview. Suddenly a speaker started buzzing loudly. Rusty said, “ Isn’t that gonna mess up your tape…all that buzzing?” But we carried on. He invited me to stay for their sound check. My photographer friend John Taylor took a photo of me in the front row like an audience of one. Later I ate at Holiday Inn at a table with several Flying Burrito Brothers. I interviewed one of Willie Nelson’s drummers The Devil Paul English. He took John and me to the back of the tour bus and I interviewed Willie Nelson. Fantastic show, interviews. Willie’s album then was The Sound in Your Mind. I played every song on it on WGNC. Willie was very appreciative.
Thank you, CountDown and Midnight Special for putting all this gold and platinum on RUclips! Very generous to share your TV vaults in this day and age.
One of my top 10 songs of all time that I can listen to endlessly and NEVER tire of...no specific reason...this song just mesmerizes me in a joyful way...the melody , vocals and musicianship are simply other-worldly !!
These are all great musicians!! I have always been a big Randy Meissner fan but then with Rusty Young, Jim Messina, George Grantham, and sorry I don't know the keyboardist, but this is sm absolutely hreat video!!!!
yes without poco probably never the eagles and now randy died i keep listening to this happy song and it gives me so much beautiful emotions allover and over again...if you hear myic these days .. thank god i experienced those days fully...
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Poco was the forerunner of "Country Rock". Before the Eagles it was Poco.
Before Poco is was the Byrds and The Flying Burrito Brothers!
@@danakaDENt Don't forget Buffalo Springfield. 👍
I don’t disagree on the birds, Buffalo Springfield, and flying burrito Brothers. By the flying burrito, Brothers and the birds played straight country on their albums. There was very little rock Poco. I agree with the original post that they were the founders of country rock.
@@Rick-jg8vx wrong,
It’s been proven that the founders of country rock was Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band, who Randy played bass guitar for, & sang back up for. Listen to their album, live from The Troubadour ‘69. You’ll see.
Richie First is the father of country Rick.
Why can't anyone come up with this level of music today....
Randy looked so relaxed and happy, something he never found in the Eagles …RIP
I thought that was Randy. Thanks!
Lecture a kelluva lot of money while bring so disliked
I thought exactly the same…look at the way he’s moving about and smiling…looking relaxed and happy, not worried about being intimidated by Frey and Henley. R.I.P. Randy you were the best ❤️
Well, he didn’t want to sing Take it to the Limit. So……….
@@kellyreider3460 that's not totally true. That's what Henley & Frey said! If you look deeper there are articles stating that Take it to the Limit was part of the regular set at concerts (the site I was on showed the set for the concerts). The night it all ended Randy wasn't feeling well. Leadon left because of dealing with "the gods", Henley & Frey, which is why Randy left. Being a band mate with those 2 was like being in an abusive marriage/relationship. The original Eagles was the best and Randy had a voice of an angel!!
I do believe I detect the great Randy Meisner.
Yes!❤❤fringed jacket suits him.
Indeed🎸
RIP Randy ❤
The Golden Eagle
RIP
Randy Meisner
Paul Cotton
Rusty Young...❤❤❤
@@retired42002vz
Great sound and brings back the most wonderful memories.
POCO was definitely under rated band. They were all amazing musicians! RIP Randy Meisner.
Don't think they were under rated. More that few people knew about them. I only found out after Randy's Meisner's death and started going down the rabbit hole of that whole country rock scene in Southern California. Was that Jim Messina on guitar. Where did that 35 years go? Thanks for posting.
Don’t forget RIP to Rusty Young also! He was a staple of Poco and really the most prominent voice of Poco.
Randy looks so happy. Oh, to go back in time.
Life isn't the same.....
If you ever find a way, please let me know!!!!
I wish this version of Poco had persisted. All-stars! RIP Rusty and Randy.
Are you really товарищ?
Great song, isn't it? And Rusty as well as Randy extremely talented, yes, Poco is underated, but still sweet, unique and beautiful!
@@ЛиляЕсаян I can't read Russian! My fake name here is connected to my real name, slightly, and my grandfather did emigrate to the US from Russia. I love Poco, too.
@@tovarisch2788 thank you. The Russian word, which is spelt in your name, means "mate, pal, bloke, lad, guy, chap, comrade, so on."
@@ЛиляЕсаян Oh, I knew that. That was the other reason for the word choice. I'm a good friend to have.
Jimmy Messina-the best!
Randy looks like he is really enjoying it. He was so good looking. Sad that the alcohol ruined him. Great voice.
i think it was bipolar illness that drove him to alcohol. Self-medication. Very tough for such a sweet soul.
Music was so much better in the 70’s & 80’s.
...and in the 60s !!
So true !! 😎✌💕🥂
Put Poco in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame!! There never would be The Eagles if not for Poco. The most underrated band of all time.
Hear, hear..
Randy Meisner the Golden Eagle.
RIP
Paul Cotton
Rusty Young
Randy Meisner.
Love Poco
Thanks for the most wonderful memories...
Australia ❤️ 🇦🇺 ❤❤
puhleez
If not for The Buffalo Springfield, there'd be no Poco.......
I totally agree!
100% agree
One of the most underrated bands ever.
Do you think they thought they were underrated
@@johnurban7333I despise underrated comments and Poco was NOT underrated.
@@HighSpeedNoDrag I agree, every musician on RUclips, someone always says they are underrated.
I think they just mean that Poco deserved much more success. They did.@@HighSpeedNoDrag
@@HighSpeedNoDrag Oh, poor guy! It will be better. Take a deep breath.
Randy, your clear tenor voice still resounds
Rand Meisner 1946-2023
This is one of the most upbeat, happy tunes I’ve ever heard. Randy Meisner and Rusty Young’s vocals on here are wonderful… RIP Rusty.
I've always found it ironic that Rusty thought the official video made for it was pornographic. Preacher Rusty. I bought the record when "Call it Love" first dropped. It was a strong pop-rock song for Poco.
Yep,I love it too!!
And now RIP Randy as well
They were pioneers
😢@@franksulka3346
First Rusty now Randy, RIP. Two Rock Legends. Hard to believe its been 33yrs since this Record and tour. I was fortunate enough to see them on this summer of 1990. They were fantastic, gone too soon thanks for the memories.
Paul Cotton also passed.
Paul died 4 months before Rusty.
Now Randy Meisner..the Golden Eagle.
Australia
I was going to post about Paul Cotton also
I totally agree!! A very great band and all are sounding totally awesome !! Rusty, Randy. Jim, George and the keyboard player. I absolutely love this song!!!!!!
One of my all time favourites, just love it. Always love anything Randy’s in. He’s the very best ❤
I'm a long-time Poco fan. This is special to have Meisner playing again with Rusty and George. I remember thinking how great this song was the first time I heard it on the radio. So glad for them to have another hit as they deserved so many that just bubbled under being so. I think I actually resented The Eagles at the time for taking Timothy, but who could blame him for the opportunity of a lifetime? I have just most of the early Poco on LP still though streaming makes it easier I still enjoy the physical album art and notes. One of the finest bands that ever blended country with rock, folk, and pop. It makes me feel joy to know there's still a lot of us, even new folks, listening in 2024.
At least Timothy is a decent man & acknowledged Randy his opportunity at award show... good man ❤️
Something magic with Randy, Rusty, & Jim up front together.
Adding Randy Meisner back was the best thing they ever did. 🎶❤
Jimmy Messina, one of the greatest guitarist in that time and so under rated.
I had the privilege of meeting Jimmy Messina at the Belly Up Tavern in San Diego. What a legend!
Please!
He's far from being underrated. Most over used word in the English Language.
@@tixximmi1 Not as many people know of Jim Messina now.
Randy was so relaxed with Poco …loved him in the Eagles ..hated how he was treated though…RIP Randy❤❤❤❤
Henley and Frey were greedy aholes.
Saw POCO in 1969 when they opened for Credence. What a show so far unforgettable.
Excellent performance! Love seeing Randy look so happy.
Seeing Randy enjoying this is a blessing, He´s such a great human being !
So true...not like the uptight environment of the Eagles, imo!
I agree. I just found it so sad that he was estranged from his children.
Yes I agree. It seems so out of character that he wouldn’t have contact with his children. Everyone else said that he was a kind, gentle soul.
Poco was one of my favorite bands me and my wife now listen to them a lot when we were 15 and 16 years old and we are still together in 2023 .
Randy and those great harmonies! Watching him enjoy himself like this is fantastic!
An audience with a pulse, no damn cell phones.
Enjoying a lip synced performance
Nice to see Randy moving. My favourite person in the world. R.I.P.❤
Poco for the Hall of Fame! What talented musicians all of the lineups were.
It didn’t even dawn on me that they’re not in the Hall of Fame. That is the Hall of shame as far as I’m concerned.
After all these years, I still love this song!
one of the most talented yet under-rated bands ever RIP Rusty and Randy
This is music for dreaming, cruising and dancing. Music that makes you realize that many things are possible, that many things are easier to bear, and that compromises can be made as long as it can be called love.
Never would have been an Eagles this band set the stage PERIOD
That’s very true. Glenn Frey used to go to Poco rehearsals and sit on the floor and watch what they were doing and built the Eagles model around it, but smoothing over the country edges. And then, of course, when Randy Meisner left Poco, they formed and created the Eagles.
Randy looks so happy playing with Poco, no so with Eagles, he had a wonderful voice
This is a great tune from their Legacy album when Randy Meisner and Jim Messina briefly rejoined Poco. 👍🏻😎
the famous gifted sweetest Randy Meisner ❤❤❤
Randy Meisner back after his stint with The Eagles ( I should say prison term), Rusty Young, & last but not least Jimmy Messina. With a line-up like that how can you go wrong!
And George on drums! Who is the guy playing keyboards?
The Buffalo Springfield family tree is straight CRAZY! Absolutely underrated band!
I mapped it out once. Looks like a schematic of a nuclear plant. The collaborations were endless and ever-changing.
RIP Randy ! Your
Music
Lives
On .
Watching that 1989 video with Randy, Jim, George and Rusty just reinforced my love of this group and the power of their music.
Where was Richie?
Randy was so different in this. He moved around while playing his guitar. In the Eagles he basically just stood there. It was good to see him enjoy himself here.
He does look happy. His smile..so cute. Take it to the Limit...my fave Eagle's song. Was a Soph. In HS. ❤
Richie left the Legacy reunion tour early and returned to his ministry in CO. If you look at the Legacy singles videos, he doesnt look very into it. He looks more joyful in concert videos since 2008 or so, including the Buffalo Springfield reunion shows in 2010. @@erikrichards5072
I first heard Crazy Love in high school and was hooked. No band plays like these guys. I have always thought these guys were ignored by the critics. Now they are listed as a country band even though we all know they were a southern rock band.
Happy to see Randy back with this version of Poco.
This is the great Randy Meisner. He owns this song. No one can sing this song like Randy could. I mean noone !! RIP Randy 😇
Randy our golden voice and Jim is a very good guitarplayer!!
Great song! Who loves 80s music as its AWESOME!?
Love Randy Meisner!
He was a gift to everyone ❤
💐🕊️ Randy’s voice is so bright and beautiful like him! ❤️
I have seen The Eagles several times and....POCO.....ALOT ! ! !THEY are the ORIGINAL country rock band......I ALWAYS....truly appreciate......." Try and Love Again " ......I ALWAYS thought that song was......Randy Meisner AT HIS BEST........
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS SONG…AND MY FOREVER CUTIE PIE..RANDY 🥰
and, Rusty was a sweetheart..loved his voice!
What a great song. Incredible talent here with Randy back in the fold.
Great to see Jim Messina. Randy looks much happier here then he was with The Eagles
Glen was a real slave driver to Randy and Bernie, and later to Don Felder. Don't get me wrong, Glen was an integral part of the Eagles, but he sure could be a dick sometimes.
It empathises how bad he must have felt in the Eagles when you see him here.
@ he must have been better friends with the guys in Poco
The real played music from the 70s and 80s will never come back, that brilliant musicians are the best memory's of my teenage years!
Such an awesome song, love it that Randy looks happy ❤
Randy's voice always added life.
Funny when the BASSIST plays the low notes, but sings the high parts! Good song.
Other examples: Michael Anthony (Van Halen) & Geddy Lee & in this same band (plus the Eagles), Timothy B Schmidt
Saw them on this tour at LBC in Santa Rosa, CA. They blew the doors off the place. Randy did "Take it to The Limit." One of the best concerts I've ever seen. There just isn't music or Bands like Poco anymore. RIP Rusty and Randy.
Bravo. Well said.
And Paul Cotton
One of my all time favorite bands!❤😊
I adored Poco when I was in High School. ❤️ They are a big part of the soundtrack of my life!
Randy quit Poco before the first album was even released. So this was one rare performance.
Not so rare, Randy rejoined the band for their reunion album, Legacy, and the subsequent tour. He was again a full member of Poco for that period of time. Let's not forget the late, great Paul Cotton. He, along with Rusty WAS Poco for many years. He wasn't involved in this reunion project as he was doing his solo thing.
Randy Meisner from our home town, Scottsbluff, Nebraska. RIP
Live or lip synching? Doesn't matter-great band and great song. These types of quality bands are hard to find these days...Randy Meisner improved every band he was ever in, guy was a such a talent. RIP
Thought the same thing..
Definitely lip synching. But a great song!
Far too much live equipment set up with all instruments and mics wired as required to flag this as lip synching. The drums are the first thing heard that should let anyone know it is live. That subject aside, it is a great song by a great band that anyone that watches this video should enjoy every aspect as shown. RIP Rusty and Randy. 🙂
Miming for sure but still great to see. They could certainly have pulled it off, live. I think these TV execs get nervous about going live... unfortunate
Why isn't this group in the HOF? That is sad and RIP Randy Meisner!!! What a performance!!!!!
They weren’t around for a long time. 3 years together and a few of them were in much more successful bands either before or after.
because no one (other than fanboys) can name 2 of their songs.
That's true, why not? On the other, since they inducted ONLY the Bruce Springsteen's more than 20 years, with a long waiting line of real big stars/musicians, I don't have any respect for RRHoF.
@@TheSjuris Actually some form of POCO existed continuously for around 15 years and about 12 albums. This was their getting back together album. I saw the early version a couple times and a touring nostalgia version once in the late 2000s. They aren't in the hall of fame because of ignoramuses who control who gets in and choose to include people and groups who have nothing to do with rock of any kind.
@@artprince9163 The Hall doesn’t like bands who go through members faster than Spinal Tap went through drummers.
Our Randy wearing his cowboy jack❤
He looks brilliant and ever so cool.
1 of my best loved bands of all time
Friend of the late Rusty Young. Never met Randy Meisner, but greatest voice ever.
Just another song and band to remind us lucky enough to have grown up in the 60s 70s 80s early 90's
We had all the best bands, songs, musicians and memories of a much better time. Not just lucky but blessed by all these great performer's. Something that will never happen again... sadly. Take it to the limit by the Eagles and sung by Randy was and still is my favorite Eagles song.
I cringe a little wondering how much grief he must have suffered playing for the Eagles He was a good guy, quiet,talented. A sad, tragic loss for Rock 'n Roll
RIP 🙏
Great song. It keeps showing up in you RUclips list, so I keep coming back to listen once in a while.
I'll be honest I had forgotten this song. It's a masterpiece to never be forgotten
Thank you for posting videos,nice to see them playing and singing,Randy your voice is so amazing! Love it so much! So sad that you are gone.
Uno dei gruppi con i quali sono cresciuto e tuttora attuale questa musica così coinvolgente, da portare nelle scuole e fare ascoltare il perfetto connubio degli strumenti, suonati da musicisti e non da improvvisati suonatori
Great to see Randy so happy. He is missed. Thanks for sharing.
Outstanding live version, sounds just like the record. Great song.
Agreed that it is a great song. Unfortunately, I am pretty sure the reason it sounds just like the record is that they are lip-syncing to the studio recording. Case in point: Where is Richie Furay? If I’m not mistaken, it was he and not Rusty who played that classic hook.
In May of 1976 I interviewed Rusty Young at the Charlotte Coliseum. Poco was on stage setting up. He was playing with a yo-yo. I said, “ We’re sitting in the Charlotte Coliseum with Rusty Young and you’re playing with your yo-yo. He said, “That sounds dirty. You can’t say THAT on the radio.” It was a fantastic interview. Suddenly a speaker started buzzing loudly. Rusty said, “ Isn’t that gonna mess up your tape…all that buzzing?” But we carried on. He invited me to stay for their sound check. My photographer friend John Taylor took a photo of me in the front row like an audience of one. Later I ate at Holiday Inn at a table with several Flying Burrito Brothers. I interviewed one of Willie Nelson’s drummers The Devil Paul English. He took John and me to the back of the tour bus and I interviewed Willie Nelson. Fantastic show, interviews. Willie’s album then was The Sound in Your Mind. I played every song on it on WGNC. Willie was very appreciative.
I always thought of Poco as the band the Eagles wished they were.
Randy Meisner from The Eagles on the left playing the bass guitar.
God Bless Randy…he’s in Your Hands…
Thank you, CountDown and Midnight Special for putting all this gold and platinum on RUclips! Very generous to share your TV vaults in this day and age.
Amazing times! I could listen to Poco all day
Poco, they were the best, no matter what lineup. RIP Rusty and Randy, and better health to George.
Randy Meisner looks so happy
and beautiful Randy 😍😍😍 love this song, loved Poco
One of my top 10 songs of all time that I can listen to endlessly and NEVER tire of...no specific reason...this song just mesmerizes me in a joyful way...the melody , vocals and musicianship are simply other-worldly !!
My favorite POCO song.
Don’t forget the GREAT Rusty Young!!! R.I.P. Rusty🥺
What a talented cast of players were in this band through the years. Made great music!
THE most underrated band. Period.
Get it Randy!!!
POCO . . . contributed so much to Country-Rock . . . and they were so young and making such great music.
Their first album, still a classic.
I have adored Randy Meisner all my life. 🥰 Poco are delightful watch and listen to. 🥰
Nice to see Jim Messina out front. RIP RANDY AND RUSTY. 🙏🙏
I loved 89, I wish I could have stayed 19 forever. I had so much fun that year and ended it with basic training in fort leanordwood Missouri.
These are all great musicians!! I have always been a big Randy Meissner fan but then with Rusty Young, Jim Messina, George Grantham, and sorry I don't know the keyboardist, but this is sm absolutely hreat video!!!!
Essa música traz tantas boas lembranças ❤
This is one of my favorite songs of all time! They just don't make music like this any more!
That entire album was good!
yes without poco probably never the eagles and now randy died i keep listening to this happy song and it gives me so much beautiful emotions allover and over again...if you hear myic these days .. thank god i experienced those days fully...
this is their best line up
I so love this song!! 💗
This entire album was awesome.
the very beautiful Randy Meisner
Linda essa Música
My first husband introduced me to poco , this was our song, what a time to be young & in love. Sadly we’re divorced but I loved him dearly…💞
This is incredible video!! They all look sooooo happy and played extremely well!!! RIP Rusty and Randy!!!!