"Sunrays and Saturdays" Matt Scannell Vertical Horizon Live Acoustic 6/3/21
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- Matt Scannell of Vertical Horizon playing "Sunrays and Saturdays" live acoustic from Thursday Night Therapy on StageIt 6/3/21
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you barely age, you sound as good if not better now, and you music just never grows old. its 2023 and i still love this song since way way before. Thank you Matt! Looking forward to your concert in the Philippines this July 18. Wish you could play songs from Echoes from the Underground, Back to you, Miracle, You Say, All of You, Echo, Middle Ground, All is Said and Done- pretty please!!!!
❤❤❤ my fave song
Gorgeous
Finally the song I had been waiting for...thank you Matt for playing this. So many memories attached with this one. Sang this on stage for my special one..
It amazes me how Matt can smile when singing this song. Breaking up/divorce is really never happy (unless drugs or abuse) Sad song…waiting for another one…Great Divide!!!!
ooooooooooh please play more from this era Matt!!!!
He’s reborn🤫😇
Afraid to say what I think, but...it's about time!
Cool guitar rhythm ❤️💛💙🧡💜
The happy break up song. Sadly, most breakups aren’t happy.
Waiting for The Great Divide.
"...says so much about us..."
So good Matt. Thanks for sharing this. I first heard this song way back in Napster days (sorry) which was tagged as Vertical Horizon. It always sounded so different that I wasn't sure if it was you or not. Perfection!
James Taylor is the benchmark for the acoustic singer songwriter. JT never wrote and performed a better song than this. And man, he wrote and performed some great ones!
Ah…. The James Taylor era of VH
What an ignorant comment.
@@unrepentantoffender188 Have you even heard Running on Ice? Matt and Keith were a duo once. They played acoustic songs. Even covered James Taylor. He mentioned it! You can clearly hear the influence on the songwriting at the time. Sheesh....