You don't see crowds like that anymore in the USA. Music was an experience back then. So glad I am old enough to have been part of it. I so miss those days! Peace.
Yes we did,unfortunately If we only knew what we know we should have kept our foot down and not let shit get so out of control. Actually we had more freedom then and didn't even truly know it. And we all got along for the most part.Just.party like are life depended on it. So glad so I loved in these times.I had so much fun.
Wow! There is no more a perfect thought . Those were the very best concerts. Wishing you at least get the spirit of the music back then... very positive and uplifting.👍
*Thats Right* ..... I do NOT go to (commercial) concerts any more. Not Worth it once in a while you DO find someone who IS actually good "Live"... ....... but then, they are not "HeadLiners" any more. Rock used to be "Real"
Still holding off on the cell phone thing. Never had one. don't want one. But, now they're making it so you NEED stupid apps to even park! But, so true....best music, most fun generation. We were very lucky to be a part of that!👍
Hey man thanks for reacting to this! You're awesome brother! Peter Rivera, the lead singer/drummer is my father and I'm going to send this to him. He'll love it! You would be amazed how many times he got the reaction of "what? Those guys were white?!?" when they heard them perform. You want to hear a fun one... Check out Kanye's song "Fade" from his Life of Pablo album. The whole track is my dad's voice singing "I feel it fade..." They sampled his voice only from his Rare Earth track "(I know I'm) Losin You". Love how music can bring people together!
How has nobody replied to this? That man, Peter Rivera, is this guys father. Your dad and Levon Helm - The best singing drummers of all time. Hope you and your dad are well!
INCREDIBLE SONG! INCREDIBLY UNDERRATED BAND! CAN YOU IMAGINE PERFORMING BEFORE A CROWD OF OVER 200,000 PEOPLE? WHAT A RUSH THAT HAD TO BE! THANKS JAMAL FOR FEATURING THIS AWESOME SONG AND PROVIDING US WITH ANOTHER SUPER ENTERTAINING VIDEO REACTION. YOU ARE THE BEST!
Perfect song to celebrate the anniversary of your asking Mrs. Jamel to marry you!!!!!!! wooo hoooo! Happy to see you moving and smiling. Thanks for your reaction. Take care, Jamel..... be well and be safe. Peace.
Dont ever get overwhelmed by the number of requests, the second we are stressing you, take a break. Days, weeks, whatever, we know this isnt your only gig in life. I would rather wait for a song then have you get tired of doing this. Enjoy the 4th!
This was a time when outdoor music festivals like this were normally done once a month in different states. Here's the amazing FACT, No Shootings, No Stabbings, EVERY RACE COLOR and CREED getting along just for the love of music. It's a shame events like this are no longer around.
You can thank the music industry in the 1980s for the music segregation that really started in earnest in 1985. I remember it well. This is why we need Black RUclips Reactors delving into 1960s, 70s and 80s Rock 'n' Roll.
Was just thinking about how amazing it was that I could remember so much of the lyrics to Born to Wander, even tho I haven’t heard the song in years....
I wish I was there but I was only 13 and my parents said no. 4 years later, in '78, they held CalJam II. I was there for that. Ted Nugent, Aerosmith, Heart, Santana and countless other bands. What an experience!
Until BG was bitten by the Ross spider. After that he began helping more than one group and/or artist careers take a fall from the top of the Motown building.🙄😔
I remember Cal Jam, at the late, great Ontario Motor Speedway (now just a commercial real estate development - Ontario Mills Mall is adjacent). Cal Jam had about 350,000 in attendance! My older brother was there - I was not.
Most all of the "Cal Jam" events were held at the old Ontario Motor Speedway", which is where this one was. Ontario Mills Mall is basically on the land of the former Speedway. Notice how much open land there was back then when Ontario was "the boonies"!
And don't forget Neil... as in Neil Young! From Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young! (And if you're a George Carlin fan... 'Manzetti' ) ''Our House' ruclips.net/video/NZtJWJe_K_w/видео.html
Love the fro man looks good on you. I grew up in the seventies and loved it. I wish it was still like then. So much peace and love in the air. Not so much hatred like there is today. Love your channel I look forward to seeing your videos. 👍❤✌
I dig that Jamal is so eclectic and open to EVERYBODYS Kind of music! " Maybe Ill be there to shake your hand, maybe I'll be there to share the land that they'll be givin' away when we all live together..." Burton Cummings, The guess who.
And they were jammin this song at 10 am! One of my favorite versions of this song . i remember watching this on Tv when ABC broadcasted it in 1974. big Rare Earth Fan since they released Get Ready in 1969 met the band a Couple of times i have all their autographs and Peter gave me his Drumsticks. R.I.P. To Gil sax & Tambourine, Mark Keyboards and (overalls),Eddie congas and percussions .
@ the age of 18, I was there in 1974 with 3 other friends... We piled up in my friend Alex's 64 VW bug, brought along the "necessities" and enjoyed a day of awesome music that included a lineup of bands that just plain "kicked ass".... Emerson Lake and Palmer, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Black Oak Arkansas, Rare Earth, Earth Wind and Fire, the Eagles, Seals and Croft..... It was a great experience......!
My brother was at the California Jam. He saw Rare Earth at this show. I saw them at an earlier concert at Anaheim Stadium with WAR and Badfinger. I LOVE Rare Earth all day long since the early 1970s!!!!
Thanks for the post, Jamal. And here's another bit of info. I believe this jam was on the Motown label. It must've been when it was going in another direction without abandoning their most loyal fans
I need a fro for these too! By the way, (my favorite band) Deep Purple played at that California Jam in 1974, too... in my hometown of Long Beach! I don't know why I am telling you this, but I felt like sharing. 💜
My dad went to cal jam just to see deep purple, black oak arkansas and Emerson lake and Palmer. I was 2 at the time so I'm sure my mom wasn't to happy to be left at home by herself with me and my baby brother lol
I wish I had been at California Jam - headlined by Emerson, Lake and Palmer whom I LOVE! Also Deep Purple! Alas, I was 13 yo and living on the other side of the country at the time. Thanks! Peace from SF
I wasn't there but did see them in Norfolk the following year !! My very first concert. My wife was there as well, pregnant with our second son,who will be 45 this October!! Time flies!
I wasn't there but that was one of my fave songs of the 70's. The drummer had a voice for days. Love it. Glad you enjoyed it!!! I sure do. I'm reliving my childhood and watching you enjoy it is so amazing and fun. MUSIC MAKES THE WORLD GO ROUND!!
I wasn't there but I did go to the Watkins Glen show that summer. 600.000 people showed up for The Band, The Grateful Dead and The Allman Brothers. That was a fun weekend.
I saw them in an old small dance ballroom venue from front row. It was sleeting outside & they played 2 extra hours. Steppenwolf was there, too. John Kay gave me his bottle to have a swig of whiskey❗️
The best. The concerts back then were everything. Best times of my life. Great music, good people, never was a problem, everyone got along. Just there to enjoy the experience, and music. Glad I was able to be there to see a lot of these groups.
SO NOW YOU HAVE TO REACT TO I'M LOSING YOU ,THE LONG VERSION BY THE RARE EARTH. AWESOME YOUNG MAN, GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR LOVED ONES HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY
The whole California Jam has some GREAT performances by tremendous bands. Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, the unfairly forgotten Black Oak Arkansas, Emerson Lake & Palmer, many others.
This was my generation, full of peace and love and great music. Never to be repeated again. We all need to come together once again and bring God back to the USA.🙏🙏🙏😇👍👍👍😁
My boyfriend and I use to take show pictures in the 70s. I still have some that are gems. We wouldn't sell them or anything. It was just so we could have memories of the event. It was just thrilling to process the film and see what kind of prints we'd get.
Missed this concert by a month. Was mustered out of the navy, some friends and I had made plans to go but the ship I was on departed early for another WesPac cruise. Had no place to stay and had accrued leave money I didn't use and thought I'd better head home or piss it all away. I did that when I got home instead, so when I saw this on the news I coulda kicked myself !
This was taped by ABC and shown with some interviews with different band members. Geatest was interviewin Ozzy, he was stoned out of mind trying to answer the questions. Ontario Motor Speedway which was torn down not long after Cal Jam 2.
Cal Jam 1974 Ontario motor speedway I was 15 years old. We were in the middle of 300,000 people. Deep Purple, Emerson Lake & Palmer, Black Sabbath, The Eagles, Jackson Brown, Earth Wind & fire and more, Great times.
I was there. 15 years old and up front by stage right. The drummer here, Peter Hoorelbeke (a.k.a. Peter Rivera) started the set by saying "Top of the mornin' to ya!" Earth, Wind and Fire played after them. Incredible!
I'm pretty sure this is the first time I've seen this video and it kicked a**. Rare Earth killed it that day. When I was stationed in England in the mid 80's and early 90's Rare Earth was still big in Germany.
Yep, I was there! And yes, there was plenty of puff puff pass among other things, hehe! This opened the concert and I had just turned 18, what days those were! Thank you Jamel! By the way Emerson Lake and Palmer were there too, they closed the show. Check out "From The Beginning" by them, or "Still You Turn Me On", or "Lucky Man" lots of great stuff
Legendary Motown Rare Earth always delivered Trailblazer✨s Co-founder Peter Rivera (Hoorelbeke)-Drums/Lead Vocals, Co-founder Gil Bridges -Saxophone/Percussions, Ed Guzman-Congas/Percussions, Ray Monette -Guitars, Mike Urso -Bass and Mark Olson-Keyboards are mighty Soul Jammers to the core on this Classic groove. I was 15 yrs old & saw it on Tv - 1974 Don Kishener Rock Concert, I do believe. It was amazing!!! Rare Earth One World album '71 "Celebrates" its 50th Anniversary. Thank you Jamal for this Classic Rare Earth groove down memory lane. - peace✨🌟💛
THANK YOU! This song and your reaction to it got my ass out of bed this morning and dancing first thing. I didn’t think that was possible after the sadness funk that I’ve been in the last two or three days. Seriously, thank you so much for sharing yourself with the world and doing these videos. You rock!! :)
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You don't see crowds like that anymore in the USA. Music was an experience back then. So glad I am old enough to have been part of it. I so miss those days! Peace.
@Tom Tom
Right there with you, with joy in my heart & a tiny little tear in my eye.💙
Yeah, who would want to be in the back, geez, yeah, a mass of humanity there.
@@shelter9236 Humanity is correct, all for the music and throw in lots peace and love for one another. Miss that also!
Me too, I used to at least once a month go to a concert. Was too young and little (very little) for Woodstock. But would have in all up in it!
Because of you I went down the Rare Earth rabbit hole and relived the groovy times of my youth! 62 year old grandma LOVIN your channel. ❤️❤️❤️
I'm 60. I still have the album.😺
61 and lovin the funk!!!
I am 68 and sing this at karoke i also can Sing James Brown I feel good and I have a big crowd dancing.
The SUPER 70S was the land of big ass. CONCRTS ALL OVER AMERICA!😊😅
Did'ja notice that this sounds almost like the studio version? Back in the day we had it good!
Thanks to the grateful dead and all of bears dedicated sound engineering
Yes, shout out to my fellow live sound engineers. Making it sound good for everyone.
Familiar with sound image?
I know the company name, but not anyone who works there.
Yes we did,unfortunately If we only knew what we know we should have kept our foot down and not let shit get so out of control.
Actually we had more freedom then and didn't even truly know it.
And we all got along for the most part.Just.party like are life depended on it. So glad so I loved in these times.I had so much fun.
It would be so fun Jamel if we could transport you back to some of these 70's concerts.
I wanna go
That's what I was going to say I want to go to you better get a bus time machine bus
Can I go to pleaseeee!!!LOL👏🥰
@@AuthorNicoleEglinger that's why I said we need a bus it's a party Time Machine Party
Wow! There is no more a perfect thought .
Those were the very best concerts. Wishing you at least get the spirit of the music back then... very positive and uplifting.👍
The days when concerts were awesome.
*Thats Right* ..... I do NOT go to (commercial) concerts any more. Not Worth it
once in a while you DO find someone who IS actually good "Live"...
....... but then, they are not "HeadLiners" any more. Rock used to be "Real"
We had three channels on tv no computers and no damn cell phones. However, we had the best music and the most fun of any generation ever !!!
Still holding off on the cell phone thing. Never had one. don't want one. But, now they're making it so you NEED stupid apps to even park! But, so true....best music, most fun generation. We were very lucky to be a part of that!👍
Hey man thanks for reacting to this! You're awesome brother!
Peter Rivera, the lead singer/drummer is my father and I'm going to send this to him. He'll love it!
You would be amazed how many times he got the reaction of "what? Those guys were white?!?" when they heard them perform.
You want to hear a fun one... Check out Kanye's song "Fade" from his Life of Pablo album. The whole track is my dad's voice singing "I feel it fade..." They sampled his voice only from his Rare Earth track "(I know I'm) Losin You".
Love how music can bring people together!
How has nobody replied to this? That man, Peter Rivera, is this guys father. Your dad and Levon Helm - The best singing drummers of all time. Hope you and your dad are well!
Cool except for the Kanye West part.
Classic jam for sure, we all need to"celebrate" life. Let's change the world so we all can get along together ☮️
Saw the pic for this. Didn't even see the song title. Told myself, " He has the hair, it's going to be good". Not disappointed.
Those open air festivals were great.
You gonna hear the band no matter where you at.
Ahhh yes...60's and 70's music. That's when music was music. Concerts were special experiences. Good times.
Please review The Hollies “Long Cool Woman” and Atlanta Rhythm Section “So Into You.”
Or Spooky by ARS
I love ARS.
INCREDIBLE SONG! INCREDIBLY UNDERRATED BAND! CAN YOU IMAGINE PERFORMING BEFORE A CROWD OF OVER 200,000 PEOPLE? WHAT A RUSH THAT HAD TO BE! THANKS JAMAL FOR FEATURING THIS AWESOME SONG AND PROVIDING US WITH ANOTHER SUPER ENTERTAINING VIDEO REACTION. YOU ARE THE BEST!
Whoa, that is my uncle on the drums! I can't believe this. Gonna send this to my dad, he is going to feel so cool. Lol
Awesome
Peter Rivera the drummer and singer that started Rare Earth is still playing today at age 73 !
They were one hard working band!! Look at the rainbow behind them. Back then...it symbolized happiness, good times and peace.
It still should.
I was there. Deep Purple, Eagles and Emerson Lake and Palmer were the highlights for me..I highly recommend any video from any of them.
ELP and the spinning piano.
Perfect song to celebrate the anniversary of your asking Mrs. Jamel to marry you!!!!!!! wooo hoooo! Happy to see you moving and smiling. Thanks for your reaction. Take care, Jamel..... be well and be safe. Peace.
Dont ever get overwhelmed by the number of requests, the second we are stressing you, take a break. Days, weeks, whatever, we know this isnt your only gig in life. I would rather wait for a song then have you get tired of doing this. Enjoy the 4th!
Concerts in the 70s were awesome! 🎶🎤🎸
This was a time when outdoor music festivals like this were normally done once a month in different states. Here's the amazing FACT, No Shootings, No Stabbings, EVERY RACE COLOR and CREED getting along just for the love of music.
It's a shame events like this are no longer around.
You can thank the music industry in the 1980s for the music segregation that really started in earnest in 1985. I remember it well. This is why we need Black RUclips Reactors delving into 1960s, 70s and 80s Rock 'n' Roll.
Great song for today. Celebrate another day of living! ✌️all.
It was fantastic and fun to have the crowd sing along with song. Amazing times.
Jamel_AKA_Jamal
More Rare Earth please!
"Hey Big Brother"
"(I Know) I'm Losing You".
"Born To Wander"
Radio tunes back in the day.
MA
Was just thinking about how amazing it was that I could remember so much of the lyrics to Born to Wander, even tho I haven’t heard the song in years....
My brother. You doing the funk turn with your ‘fro. Dying with joy! ❤️
Rare Earth song always make me happy. Great music, thanks Jamel.
That is a sea of people! What a Jam!
I wish I was there but I was only 13 and my parents said no. 4 years later, in '78, they held CalJam II. I was there for that. Ted Nugent, Aerosmith, Heart, Santana and countless other bands. What an experience!
Yep! 1978 was my Cal Jam experience, too! :D
Also performing was Foreigner
Since y'all were there you'd prolly b the ones to ask. Was that festival at the old Ontario Motor Speedway?
Wow…can’t even imagine it!!!
Request: "Spirit in the Sky" Norman Greenbaum HD Lyrics on screen
This gives me goose bumps! I LOVED this band. Going to concerts was a thrill of watching folks who were incredible musicians and singers!
I lived in Ontario Ca where this was and I was 12 years old. I lived several miles from the racetrack but you could hear sound.
I grew up listening to Rare Earth! I STILL LOVE their music! This band could absolutely ROCK It!
I am so blessed, I lived during these times! Yeah!
Motown brought us music with mojo and funk by and for people of all colors to revel and rejoice in the experience! #MusicHeals&SustainsTheHumanSoul
Jason Meinhart 1000% agree! ✌🏻🙏🏼✊🏼🇬🇧
Until BG was bitten by the Ross spider. After that he began helping more than one group and/or artist careers take a fall from the top of the Motown building.🙄😔
LOL 63 and LOVE this guy! LOVED this music and that was before we had videos. And back when DAD decided what we could watch. I just want to CELEBRATE!
Jamel I love your reactions. You never let me down.
I remember Cal Jam, at the late, great Ontario Motor Speedway (now just a commercial real estate development - Ontario Mills Mall is adjacent).
Cal Jam had about 350,000 in attendance! My older brother was there - I was not.
Jamel they got a song called I'm losing you which is really kick butt
Hell yes they do!!!!!
I'I'm losing you by Vanilla Fudge. Check out the long version.
Most all of the "Cal Jam" events were held at the old Ontario Motor Speedway", which is where this one was. Ontario Mills Mall is basically on the land of the former Speedway. Notice how much open land there was back then when Ontario was "the boonies"!
In the Inland Empire as the area is known! I grew up in nearby Rialto.
Vineyard Avenue, had actual grapevines. Ontario Airport sits on that land now.
Motown's best rock group!!! I'm a soul man and this is my favorite rock group and my favorite song by them.
Still pushing for Crosby, Stills, and Nash, Suite: Judy Blue Eyes - You will enjoy it!!
@Randy I hope you enjoyed it brother!
And don't forget Neil... as in Neil Young! From Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young! (And if you're a George Carlin fan... 'Manzetti' ) ''Our House' ruclips.net/video/NZtJWJe_K_w/видео.html
already did this one
Joe M , I had been requesting it for months, and this vid came out before he did it.
The Band
The Band was so far ahead of their time! The Weight, Cripple Creek, Stage Fright, so many greats
Love the fro man looks good on you. I grew up in the seventies and loved it. I wish it was still like then. So much peace and love in the air. Not so much hatred like there is today.
Love your channel I look forward to seeing your videos.
👍❤✌
As always "Great reaction." You make watching video's even more enjoyable than they already are!🤘🎸
I dig that Jamal is so eclectic and open to EVERYBODYS Kind of music!
" Maybe Ill be there to shake your hand, maybe I'll be there to share the land that they'll be givin' away when we all live together..."
Burton Cummings, The guess who.
And they were jammin this song at 10 am! One of my favorite versions of this song . i remember watching this on Tv when ABC broadcasted it in 1974. big Rare Earth Fan since they released Get Ready in 1969 met the band a Couple of times i have all their autographs and Peter gave me his Drumsticks. R.I.P. To Gil sax & Tambourine, Mark Keyboards and (overalls),Eddie
congas and percussions .
These guys rocked the Apollo and wowed them! Rock On!
@ the age of 18, I was there in 1974 with 3 other friends... We piled up in my friend Alex's 64 VW bug, brought along the "necessities" and enjoyed a day of awesome music that included a lineup of bands that just plain "kicked ass"....
Emerson Lake and Palmer, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Black Oak Arkansas, Rare Earth, Earth Wind and Fire, the Eagles, Seals and Croft.....
It was a great experience......!
My brother was at the California Jam. He saw Rare Earth at this show. I saw them at an earlier concert at Anaheim Stadium with WAR and Badfinger. I LOVE Rare Earth all day long since the early 1970s!!!!
Thanks for the post, Jamal. And here's another bit of info. I believe this jam was on the Motown label. It must've been when it was going in another direction without abandoning their most loyal fans
Happy Independence Day, Jamel. Thanks for the rockin' tune--and the fun!
I need a fro for these too!
By the way, (my favorite band) Deep Purple played at that California Jam in 1974, too... in my hometown of Long Beach! I don't know why I am telling you this, but I felt like sharing. 💜
My dad was at that concert
@@chandravargas792 Very cool!
My dad went to cal jam just to see deep purple, black oak arkansas and Emerson lake and Palmer. I was 2 at the time so I'm sure my mom wasn't to happy to be left at home by herself with me and my baby brother lol
The lead singer is Peter Rivera. He’s in his 70s now and is still performing. Checkout Peter Rivera
I Know I’m Losing You..
Wasn't at the California Jam, but did see them at an outdoor concert in 73 or 74. Every bit as amazing. 👍
I wish I had been at California Jam - headlined by Emerson, Lake and Palmer whom I LOVE! Also Deep Purple! Alas, I was 13 yo and living on the other side of the country at the time. Thanks!
Peace from SF
I wasn't there but did see them in Norfolk the following year !! My very first concert. My wife was there as well, pregnant with our second son,who will be 45 this October!! Time flies!
You have GOT to react to Rare Earth's Losing You from their live album.
You ever listen to Rod Stewart’s version? Fire.
Awesome !! I knew the drummer sang this song, but to see him live and the way he performed was AMAZING
I wasn't there but that was one of my fave songs of the 70's. The drummer had a voice for days. Love it. Glad you enjoyed it!!! I sure do. I'm reliving my childhood and watching you enjoy it is so amazing and fun. MUSIC MAKES THE WORLD GO ROUND!!
I wasn't there but I did go to the Watkins Glen show that summer. 600.000 people showed up for The Band, The Grateful Dead and The Allman Brothers. That was a fun weekend.
I saw them in an old small dance ballroom venue from front row.
It was sleeting outside & they played 2 extra hours.
Steppenwolf was there, too. John Kay gave me his bottle to
have a swig of whiskey❗️
About 400,000 happy fans during a beautiful Cal spring day. Freaking fantastic concert, one of the greatest festivals of all time.
Music now has nothing on what we had back in the day!!
WOW...monster crowd!!! That was gooood! I think that might have been binoculars instead of camera, looks like two hands were being used. Thx man!
The best. The concerts back then were everything. Best times of my life. Great music, good people, never was a problem, everyone got along. Just there to enjoy the experience, and music. Glad I was able to be there to see a lot of these groups.
Wow,that is a whole alot of people there!! They are amazing love them. Oh....oh....oh let's cut that rug!!! Oh...wee!! 🥰👏
SO NOW YOU HAVE TO REACT TO I'M LOSING YOU ,THE LONG VERSION BY THE RARE EARTH.
AWESOME YOUNG MAN,
GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR LOVED ONES
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY
Need to listen to Rare Earth’s “Hey Big Brother”
This!
The whole California Jam has some GREAT performances by tremendous bands. Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, the unfairly forgotten Black Oak Arkansas, Emerson Lake & Palmer, many others.
U gonna like this for sure! Luv these dudes!
I saw Rare Earth play at the old Lakefront Theater in Mandeville, Louisiana.
Bro, you certainly look to enjoy Rare Earth! Cheers to you and yours on this day. Peace, Love and out....
This was my generation, full of peace and love and great music. Never to be repeated again. We all need to come together once again and bring God back to the USA.🙏🙏🙏😇👍👍👍😁
Can you imagine playing for that crowd?! Gawd dam!
I have a friend who is in the band Rare Earth today. He loves touring with them even today.
TEXAS HERE, GOOD TO SEE YOU ! 🇺🇸
My boyfriend and I use to take show pictures in the 70s. I still have some that are gems. We wouldn't sell them or anything. It was just so we could have memories of the event. It was just thrilling to process the film and see what kind of prints we'd get.
I'm still waiting for you to celebrate with a Soul Train dance line Jamel!
As well as the pick and he needs the bell-bottoms .
They are having a great time too!
Those last few bars.. I was waiting for Prince to jump to the front of the stage and yell TAKE ME AWAY!
Missed this concert by a month. Was mustered out of the navy, some friends and I had made plans to go but the ship I was on departed early for another WesPac cruise. Had no place to stay and had accrued leave money I didn't use and thought I'd better head home or piss it all away. I did that when I got home instead, so when I saw this on the news I coulda kicked myself !
Brother Bob says Thank You Brother Jamel. I am so glad I found you. Keep up the good work, stay safe you and your family. Peace out!
Great video/reaction, over 250,000 people in 74. thanks and stay safe.
This was taped by ABC and shown with some interviews with different band members. Geatest was interviewin Ozzy, he was stoned out of mind trying to answer the questions. Ontario Motor Speedway which was torn down not long after Cal Jam 2.
Cal Jam 1974 Ontario motor speedway I was 15 years old. We were in the middle of 300,000 people. Deep Purple, Emerson Lake & Palmer, Black Sabbath, The Eagles, Jackson Brown, Earth Wind & fire and more, Great times.
Wish I was there... one of my favorite bands!!!
California Jam was a sort of replay of Woodstock, but in the 70's. Tons of bands and festival seating.
Great Live Band!
I was lucky enough to grow up at this time just feel sorry for today’s generation..we had it all!
You are hilarious now I hear you it's fourth of July have a good one.
From California Jam 1974. They had one again in 1978 w/Heart,Aerosmith,Foreigner.Great shows..
I was there. 15 years old and up front by stage right. The drummer here, Peter Hoorelbeke (a.k.a. Peter Rivera) started the set by saying "Top of the mornin' to ya!" Earth, Wind and Fire played after them. Incredible!
Rare earth - born to wander.....awesome song.
Rare earth did it all.Rock,jazz,soul,funk.I couldn't believe what happened last night is the song that displays their versatility
Now THIS is rare Earth!! Thanks so much for this followup video!! 😀
Cal Jams were held @ the Ontario Speedway, across the vineyard from my village (neither of which exist anymore). We heard it in our front yards.
I'm pretty sure this is the first time I've seen this video and it kicked a**. Rare Earth killed it that day. When I was stationed in England in the mid 80's and early 90's Rare Earth was still big in Germany.
Yep, I was there! And yes, there was plenty of puff puff pass among other things, hehe! This opened the concert and I had just turned 18, what days those were! Thank you Jamel! By the way Emerson Lake and Palmer were there too, they closed the show. Check out "From The Beginning" by them, or "Still You Turn Me On", or "Lucky Man" lots of great stuff
Legendary Motown Rare Earth always delivered Trailblazer✨s Co-founder Peter Rivera (Hoorelbeke)-Drums/Lead Vocals, Co-founder Gil Bridges -Saxophone/Percussions, Ed Guzman-Congas/Percussions, Ray Monette -Guitars, Mike Urso -Bass and Mark Olson-Keyboards are mighty Soul Jammers to the core on this Classic groove. I was 15 yrs old & saw it on Tv - 1974 Don Kishener Rock Concert, I do believe. It was amazing!!! Rare Earth One World album '71 "Celebrates" its 50th Anniversary. Thank you Jamal for this Classic Rare Earth groove down memory lane. - peace✨🌟💛
OMG THEY ARE SO FANTASTIC! !!
I LIVED FOR THEIR MUSIC IN SCHOOL!!!!
THANK YOU! This song and your reaction to it got my ass out of bed this morning and dancing first thing. I didn’t think that was possible after the sadness funk that I’ve been in the last two or three days. Seriously, thank you so much for sharing yourself with the world and doing these videos. You rock!! :)