"Imaginary Lover" was the 2nd of Atlanta Rhythm Section's 2 Top 10 hits. The first was "So Into You" which peaked @ #7 in 1977 and "Imaginary Lover" also peaked @ #7 in 1978.
Love ARS. If you want real baby making music, you need to listen to So Into You. Spooky is another great song. A total vibe with two guitar solos and one keyboard solo
I can't believe they forgot that they already reacted to this band 4 months ago, with "So into you". For a great band you haven't covered yet, I recommend one of the 60's most memorable bands, The Union Gap. "Young Girl" was their biggest hit.
Mylon LeFevre was lead vocals on Imaginary Lover and So Into You. I don’t know if he did any other vocals for them or not. He went on to sing gospel after his stint with ARS. RIP Mylon Lefevre. Died Sept. 8, 2023 of cancer.
@@cameo_celeste LeFevre sang on one song with ARS, "Jesus Hearted People." Show me your reference that he was lead on "Imaginary Lover." He wasn't even near the band when they recorded the album "Champagne Jam" on which this song appeared.
You need to check out the Classic IV. Two of ARS members were original members of the band. The sound is similar. Spooky, Traces, Sunny and Stormy are some of their hits.
Youve done ARS once before, I am SO glad you are finally checking these guys out again! I was a personal friend of the bassist. Paul Goddard... amazing human being. Oh, and amazing bassist! He's in the GA Rock & Roll Haal of Fame for the best live bass solo ever! (Champagne Jam)
I went to school with Paul from the 6th grade thru high school. He was a really good guy. He tried to teach me how to play a guitar but I just don't have any talent.
Went to see them live many times in Atlanta at the Fox Theater and Champagne Jam concerts in the 70’s. Great band and great song. Thanks for bringing back the memories guys!
Been so excited for you to react to this group! They're one of my go to's for relaxing at work!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤. All of their songs are fantastic!!!!! Champagne Jam, Not Gonna Let It Bother Me, Spooky and so many more!!!
I only wish they would be truthful. They are beginning to say this frequently now. They have DONE THEM BEFORE! ruclips.net/video/1b8WkebPqeY/видео.html
Great band from the 70’s. They hosted concerts at Georgia Tech’s Grant Field in 1978 and 1979 called The Champaign Jam. (Named for their song, you’d luv it). I attended the 79 concert. Twelve hours, six bands for $25.00. (25 bucks went a long ways in those days) Line up included Aerosmith, the Cars, A R S and Mother’s Finest ( To me, they stole the show!) Check out Champaign Jam next, great song.
Mothers Finest is so great, I've seen them here in NC about 12 times. They are legendary black metal funk and I've worn out their album, Another Morher Further"
Great reaction. It doesn’t take much imagination to figure out what this tune is really about. 🤭 At the time word got around that a radio deejay somewhere in the Midwest accidentally played the album version (33 1/3 RPM) at single speed (45 RPM) - faster, obviously -and the listening audience thought it was Fleetwood Mac (Stevie on vocals) !!! I had the album, tried it, and ….TRUE! Wild! I recorded it on cassette and played it for years!! I wish there was someway you two could hear it!!
This song represents anyone who ever fantasized about someone in "that way". If you're lucky, an imaginary lover won't disappoint you, LOL. ARS is a lot of fun to listen to, with some great songs. Happy listening RSR.
Some members of the 60s band, Dennis Yost & the Classics IV, left the band in 1970 to work in recording sessions and form what became the Atlanta Rhythm Section.
"Spooky" was pretty popular too. It was originally done by Classics IV whom, from what I understand contained some members of ARS. The Classics IV version is cool but the Atlanta Rhythm Section version has more kickass harmonizing guitar leads and a cooler vibe.😎
OMG! You have got to check out So Into You, Georgia Rhythm, Doraville (which is an Atlanta suburb) Champagne Jam. They had so many hits and such a wide variety of ‘Southern’ rock. They’re from Georgia. Back in the 70s, the hosted a huge New Year’s Eve party called The Champagne Jam. It was THE place to be, kind of like Atlanta’s version of the Times Square party.
Their song "Spooky" was a big hit which was written by a couple of their members when they were in a previous band, Classics IV. You've done them as well.
Welcome to ARS!!! I'm from GA, and I can tell you that they were BIG in the 70s. There are so many songs you should check out. Champagne Jam, Spooky, Doraville (small town vibe),The Ballad of Lois Malone, Large Time, Not Gonna Let It Bother Me Tonight. So many!!! I really hope you explore this band some more. ❤ from GA!!!
Just listened to an interview with the writer of this song and the one question he gets asked the most is what is the song about. Yes kids, it’s about “self love”.
My late brother lived in Atlanta in the early ’70’s, and said he got to jam with them a few times 😊 I wish I’d have been old enough to hang with him in those days.
Being from Atlanta, Atlanta rhythm section was huge in these parts! Next song you need to react to is “So Into You”. Everybody would sing this when it came on the radio. And the decade of the 70s had some of the greatest music with all genres making the charts.
Atl Rythm Sec used to headline a big music festival at Ga Tech’s stadium in the late ‘70s. Champagne Jam, with groups like Mothers Finest, Humble Pie etc. Good Music
When I was a kid growing up in Tennessee in the late 70s, ARS were huge second only to Skynyrd. ARS had a groove that, well all Southern rock (isn't all rock Southern in origin?) has a groove but Atlanta Rhythm Section had a groove that was sultrier and sleeker than their contemporaries. I am so glad ya'll liked it and would encourage ya'll to check out "So Into You" or "Champagne Jam".
Great choice -- ARS was one of the finest American bands of the late '70s, with a smooth touch of southern blues-infused rock and pop. As others have suggested, next up should be their other Top 10 hit, "So Into You," with a tasty touch of funk. There's also their cover of the '60s hit "Spooky," plus the boogie tunes "Champagne Jam" and "Alien," and the acoustic ballad "Do It Or Die."
Your reaction to Sanford Townsend band appeared in my feed, and I immediately came to your channel to see if you had reactions to ARS. And here we are! Omigoodness, I loved the late, great Ronnie Hammond's voice. "So Into You". Just...omigoodness. If you're in the mood for some great southern funk, check out the band DAG from Raleigh, North Carolina. Unfortunately, they're no longer together. The song to start with is "Our Love Would Be Much Better (If I Gave a Damn About You)". Best song Prince never recorded.
Southern Rock, disco style. I remember hearing this, and So Into You when we'd go to a disco. I saw these guys back in the 70s several times. Once in a little bar, which was probably my favorite performance by them. They would stretch their songs out live, and let the guitarists jam. One of my favorite all time concerts was seeing these guys and Wet Willie. Both bands are so much better live. Check out their song, Another Man's Woman. It's a long jam with a badass bass solo in it.
This song brings back great memories of my 1st concert. It was Summer Jam 78 at the Providence Civic Center in Providence RI. The lineup was Foghat, Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow, Sweet and ARS. You wouldn't think they would fit into that lineup but they absolutely di d. Just an amazing first concert and I would be remissed not to mention it was on my 16 birthday!
Great song, great band! One of my faves by them. This song makes me think of a long day at work, you stop off at a bar on the way home, there’s practically nobody in the place, Imaginary Lover is playing on the juke box, you order a bourbon, you call your wife to come join you, she says she’ll be right there, you then notice an attractive woman on the other side of the bar checking you out, you both smile at each other, you’re thinking you still got it, then your wife strolls right up next to you and gives you the biggest hug and kiss, you happen to look across the bar, and the woman is gone, but you don’t care because you realize how good you have it. ✌️
I am So into you is my favorite by Atlantic Rhythm Section and I actually saw them play it a couple of years ago at a Charlie Daniels tribute concert in Nashville!
“Champagne Jam” and “Do It or Die” are my favorite ARS songs. They started out as the studio “rhythm section” for artists who would come to Atlanta to record their records. They decided to make their own records.
Seen these guys in concert 3 times. Awesome band from my era growing up. Also listen to Champagne Jam. My older brother and I were at the Champagne Jam in Macon Ga. Amazing outdoor concert!
You already did Atlanta Rhythm Section's song So Into You. Thanks for doing this song, because of totally forgotten about it I'd bet I've forgotten more songs over 60 years than you two have reacted to. 😎
ARS was formed by original members of a 60s pop group called the Classics IV that had hits with Spooky, Stormy & Sunny. Great songs that each deserve their own reactions. ARS did their own cover of Spookywich, which iis also worthy of a reaction.
My very first rock concert was Atlanta Rhythm Section...in Redding, CA. My parents took me to it about 1977. I was 13. My first exposure to a big auditorium, lights, the loudness... I was mesmerized! :)
Guys.. Guys GUYS!!! YOU GOTTA HEAR.. SO INTO YOU! I don't know how else to describe except to say it sounds like October. It's sooooooo good! You're gonna love it!!! Love from Brooklyn , ~Red
ARS has some of the nastiest, dirtiest, grungiest guitar playing...in a totally great way, that i can recall coming out of the 70's! I'm actually surprised it took this long for you guys to react to them. They were a strong staple in the 70's and could always find their music on radios and juke boxes.
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"Imaginary Lover" was the 2nd of Atlanta Rhythm Section's 2 Top 10 hits. The first was "So Into You" which peaked @ #7 in 1977 and "Imaginary Lover" also peaked @ #7 in 1978.
They reacted to "So Into You" about 4 months ago, but I think they forgot.
@@fastecp1 Yup. Second time in a week they've announced a "new band" that they've already reacted to.
@@fastecp1 Yeah, I thought so.
@@fastecp1 LOL. but honestly I dunno How they can remember all these Bands and names!! But Yeah, I'll look for their reaction to So Into You.
They do all the time.
It's great to see you two enjoying the music of my time! The 70's were amazing🎼🎶🎵🎸
You should have experienced AM radio back in the day!!
You got that right!
Not just music, but everything was better, food, music, movies, and especially people.
AND THE 80S 😆😆😆!!!
@@scottwilliams8334 If you look at any random picture of folks in the 70's everyone is lean! Fewer choices but better choices!
Love ARS. If you want real baby making music, you need to listen to So Into You. Spooky is another great song. A total vibe with two guitar solos and one keyboard solo
You need to watch them do So Into You, so here it is: ruclips.net/video/1b8WkebPqeY/видео.html
SPooky 👍👍👍
upvote Spooky, its so funky.
I can't believe they forgot that they
already reacted to this band 4 months ago, with "So into you".
For a great band you haven't covered yet, I recommend one of the 60's most memorable bands, The Union Gap. "Young Girl" was their biggest hit.
That's a cool song, but I always liked better "Woman (have you got cheating on your mind?)".
@@stevedem76 - it's a tossup for me.
This song gives me chills every time. That vocal is haunting.
RIP Ronnie Hammond (lead vocals)! Another great Macon, Georgia musician!
Agreed.
Mylon Lefevre
Mylon LeFevre was lead vocals on Imaginary Lover and So Into You. I don’t know if he did any other vocals for them or not.
He went on to sing gospel after his stint with ARS.
RIP Mylon Lefevre. Died Sept. 8, 2023 of cancer.
@@cameo_celeste LeFevre sang on one song with ARS, "Jesus Hearted People." Show me your reference that he was lead on "Imaginary Lover." He wasn't even near the band when they recorded the album "Champagne Jam" on which this song appeared.
Jay & Amber, you'll love their "Spooky" !!
edit- you reacted to their song "So Into You" May 30, 2023.
Yes, Spooky. Suggested that also.
Yes "Spooky"! ...been wanting to see Jay and Amber's reaction to that for a while
Thank you! I thought I heard Amber say new band and I thought wait the did so into you...I know they did so into you.... lol
@@timme2844 You're welcome!
How about Champagne Jam?
You need to check out the Classic IV. Two of ARS members were original members of the band. The sound is similar. Spooky, Traces, Sunny and Stormy are some of their hits.
J.R. Cobb and bandmate Dean Daughtry from Classic IV later became part of the Atlanta Rhythm Section and re-recorded "Spooky" in 1979.
Featuring Dennis Yost on vocals.
CLASSICS 4
We just lost Dean Daughtry at the beginning of this year. Jan 26,2023.@@Straydogger
ARS - one of the most underrated bands of the 70s. Love Ronnie Hammond's voice and especially Barry Bailey's tasty guitar riffs.
I grew up in Atlanta. I have seen ARS and sat backstage with them many times. Great music, great people, and great times!
Love the smooth rhythm, yet rock edges to it. I get similar vibes from “I Can’t Tell You Why” by The Eagles done in their later period.
LOL.Another of those catchy songs that I had NO IDEA what it was about until well into adulthood. Right up there with 'Afternoon Delight' & 'She Bop'.
Atlanta Rhythm Section Songs: Alien, Do It or Die, Champagne Jam, I’m Not Gonna Let It Bother Me Tonight, Spooky, So into You. All great songs.
Georgia Rhythm!
All of this.
Boogie Smoogie, Crazy, Another Cuban Crisis, Silent Treatment, Blues In Maude's Flat, etc... etc....
The 70's? The South? Ozark Mountain Daredevils performing "If You Want To Get To Heaven" is one you can't miss!
They reacted to it three months ago.
@@gwensnyder8313 Thank you - must have missed it. I'll go find it now!
Youve done ARS once before, I am SO glad you are finally checking these guys out again! I was a personal friend of the bassist. Paul Goddard... amazing human being. Oh, and amazing bassist! He's in the GA Rock & Roll Haal of Fame for the best live bass solo ever! (Champagne Jam)
I went to school with Paul from the 6th grade thru high school. He was a really good guy. He tried to teach me how to play a guitar but I just don't have any talent.
@@larrywelch9738 cool story! I worked with Paul at a small company in Alpharetta.
"I'm Not Gonna Let it Bother Me Tonight" is a really fun one..😊
One of my favorite bands from my Home state! Can’t go wrong with A. R. S.
Our high school won a contest from Care Free Gum. ARS played a concert in our high school gym-about 1977-78.
Went to see them live many times in Atlanta at the Fox Theater and Champagne Jam concerts in the 70’s. Great band and great song.
Thanks for bringing back the memories guys!
I went to a Champagne Jam on New Years Eve 1978 in West Palm Beach. The Guess Who opened for them.
Try this song from 1971, "Can't Stand It No More" great song from ARS!
You guys have just scratched the surface with this band. I'm not going to let it bother me tonight, Georgia rhythm, Doraville just to name a few.
I still love Doraville.
This is one of the great songs written. The arrangement is incredible and very jazzy.
About fantasies about you-know-what 😂
I remember this song. It always seemed so long on the radio.
Been so excited for you to react to this group! They're one of my go to's for relaxing at work!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤. All of their songs are fantastic!!!!! Champagne Jam, Not Gonna Let It Bother Me, Spooky and so many more!!!
Yes, not going to let it bother me tonight is my favorite from them.
I only wish they would be truthful. They are beginning to say this frequently now. They have DONE THEM BEFORE! ruclips.net/video/1b8WkebPqeY/видео.html
I simply loved this band.
Another Man's Woman by this group has the most wicked Bass solo you will ever hear. You both would love it!
Are you ready! The live album from '79. That solo is incredible.
@joelwatts5260 Paul was the man. Saw them live several times back then. I was 23 in 1979. What a time to be alive if you love music. Incredible.
Goddard was a beast on the bass
@@tonyfred123 I was only 11 in '79 but I knew when I heard good music. What a great time to be growing up.
Grew up in Doraville less than 5 miles from where they recorded!
yes, this song is sneaky but not so sneaky in its implication..".Imaginary lover...satisfaction guaranteed"...a little naughty:)
Might wanna listen to some more from The Band. RIP Robbie Robertson.
Oh wow, hadn't heard. They could also listen to some of his solo stuff like Showdown at Big Sky or Broken Arrow or Somewhere Down the Crazy River.
RIP. Another legemd gone.
The playing for change cover of The Weight (featuring Robbie Robertson) would be a great reaction
@@andrew348 YES!
Great band from the 70’s. They hosted concerts at Georgia Tech’s Grant Field in 1978 and 1979 called The Champaign Jam. (Named for their song, you’d luv it). I attended the 79 concert. Twelve hours, six bands for $25.00. (25 bucks went a long ways in those days) Line up included Aerosmith, the Cars, A R S and Mother’s Finest ( To me, they stole the show!) Check out Champaign Jam next, great song.
Mothers Finest is so great, I've seen them here in NC about 12 times. They are legendary black metal funk and I've worn out their album, Another Morher Further"
Another late 70's vibe you need to check out is Pablo Cruise! Love Will Find a Way & Whatcha Gonna Do were big hits with a smooth groove.
"Champagne Jam" MUST be your next one from ARS!
"We're gonna have us a champagne jam ....!"
Yes, the song is about what you think it's about.
How you know ?
La mejor música de ayer y de siempre.
Atlanta,espectacular
Great reaction. It doesn’t take much imagination to figure out what this tune is really about. 🤭
At the time word got around that a radio deejay somewhere in the Midwest accidentally played the album version (33 1/3 RPM) at single speed (45 RPM) - faster, obviously -and the listening audience thought it was Fleetwood Mac (Stevie on vocals) !!! I had the album, tried it, and ….TRUE! Wild! I recorded it on cassette and played it for years!!
I wish there was someway you two could hear it!!
Oh wow... I forgot about this one! So smooth...
Yes! ARS is a great band. Southern Rock and at the same time a band that was unique compared to most mainstream southern rock bands.
This song represents anyone who ever fantasized about someone in "that way". If you're lucky, an imaginary lover won't disappoint you, LOL. ARS is a lot of fun to listen to, with some great songs. Happy listening RSR.
Most people don’t know that that’s what they’re talking about lol😂
@@dougmcintosh2466 Other songs have suggested how, this is the only song that explains why.
Some members of the 60s band, Dennis Yost & the Classics IV, left the band in 1970 to work in recording sessions and form what became the Atlanta Rhythm Section.
So into you is their most famous song and I think their best. They’re not southern rock, they’re pop/rock and found their way to FM radio 👍 great band
They did that one. I think they forgot already.
@@Jan82-x7n 👍
:Love this song, but their song Homesick is an absolute jam!! Sounds like Molly Hatchet meets Lynyrd Skynyrd to me
"Spooky" was pretty popular too. It was originally done by Classics IV whom, from what I understand contained some members of ARS. The Classics IV version is cool but the Atlanta Rhythm Section version has more kickass harmonizing guitar leads and a cooler vibe.😎
@@mikemiller3069 Oh yeah, Spooky is certainly another good one.
Oh yeah... smooth but dirty. You guys got that right. This is on my all-time 100 top songs.
A true classic! Memories come flooding back!
I absolutory LOVE ARS. This is one of my all-time fav songs. It has been on every playlist I have ever had.
OMG! You have got to check out So Into You, Georgia Rhythm, Doraville (which is an Atlanta suburb) Champagne Jam. They had so many hits and such a wide variety of ‘Southern’ rock.
They’re from Georgia. Back in the 70s, the hosted a huge New Year’s Eve party called The Champagne Jam. It was THE place to be, kind of like Atlanta’s version of the Times Square party.
Every song from the "Dog Days" album is great and worth a few reactions.
Oh this took me back to my teen years. Love this song.
Their song "Spooky" was a big hit which was written by a couple of their members when they were in a previous band, Classics IV. You've done them as well.
Welcome to ARS!!! I'm from GA, and I can tell you that they were BIG in the 70s. There are so many songs you should check out. Champagne Jam, Spooky, Doraville (small town vibe),The Ballad of Lois Malone, Large Time, Not Gonna Let It Bother Me Tonight. So many!!! I really hope you explore this band some more. ❤ from GA!!!
Just listened to an interview with the writer of this song and the one question he gets asked the most is what is the song about. Yes kids, it’s about “self love”.
My late brother lived in Atlanta in the early ’70’s, and said he got to jam with them a few times 😊 I wish I’d have been old enough to hang with him in those days.
Just more proof of amazing 70's music✌️❤
Back in my days when music was music
Great song, great '70's band. Always a pleasure to hear them. Like hearing an old friend!!
Lobo "Don't expect me to be your friend" (Actually a great love story.)
Lobo "Where were you when I was falling in love?"
How I love ARS, and their front man, Ronnie Hammond. These guys were flawless. They were HUGE.
Daughtry and Cobb were former members of the 60s group The Classics Four.
This song was a huge late 70s hit for ARS. Really liked it then and still sounds as good today. Cheers guys!
This was actually your second time hearing this band. You did So Into You a few months ago. Both are fantastic songs!
Being from Atlanta, Atlanta rhythm section was huge in these parts! Next song you need to react to is “So Into You”. Everybody would sing this when it came on the radio. And the decade of the 70s had some of the greatest music with all genres making the charts.
Atl Rythm Sec used to headline a big music festival at Ga Tech’s stadium in the late ‘70s. Champagne Jam, with groups like Mothers Finest, Humble Pie etc. Good Music
You need to go right now, and buy their album "Champagne Jam"!!! Total classic, and probably the coolest album cover art of all time!!! 🥃
ARS is a group of the best Studio Musicians you will find. And yes this song is about just what you think its about😊
When I was a kid growing up in Tennessee in the late 70s, ARS were huge second only to Skynyrd. ARS had a groove that, well all Southern rock (isn't all rock Southern in origin?) has a groove but Atlanta Rhythm Section had a groove that was sultrier and sleeker than their contemporaries. I am so glad ya'll liked it and would encourage ya'll to check out "So Into You" or "Champagne Jam".
Great choice -- ARS was one of the finest American bands of the late '70s, with a smooth touch of southern blues-infused rock and pop. As others have suggested, next up should be their other Top 10 hit, "So Into You," with a tasty touch of funk. There's also their cover of the '60s hit "Spooky," plus the boogie tunes "Champagne Jam" and "Alien," and the acoustic ballad "Do It Or Die."
Your reaction to Sanford Townsend band appeared in my feed, and I immediately came to your channel to see if you had reactions to ARS. And here we are! Omigoodness, I loved the late, great Ronnie Hammond's voice. "So Into You". Just...omigoodness. If you're in the mood for some great southern funk, check out the band DAG from Raleigh, North Carolina. Unfortunately, they're no longer together. The song to start with is "Our Love Would Be Much Better (If I Gave a Damn About You)". Best song Prince never recorded.
I think you did ARS a little while back. Didn't you do ",So Into You"?? I believe Amber especially loved it. 😜
Southern Rock, disco style. I remember hearing this, and So Into You when we'd go to a disco. I saw these guys back in the 70s several times. Once in a little bar, which was probably my favorite performance by them. They would stretch their songs out live, and let the guitarists jam. One of my favorite all time concerts was seeing these guys and Wet Willie. Both bands are so much better live.
Check out their song, Another Man's Woman. It's a long jam with a badass bass solo in it.
Such a good band. They formed in the next little town (Doraville) from where I live. Listen to "Spooky" if you get a chance.
Spooky belongs to the Classic IV
This song brings back great memories of my 1st concert. It was Summer Jam 78 at the Providence Civic Center in Providence RI. The lineup was Foghat, Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow, Sweet and ARS. You wouldn't think they would fit into that lineup but they absolutely di d. Just an amazing first concert and I would be remissed not to mention it was on my 16 birthday!
You guys rock! I hadn’t heard this in so long I forgot about it. Your reactions are the best. I never miss them 😍🥰
Not gonna let it bother me tonight and champagne jam are two others you should definitely check out, still love this band all these years later
So smooth. I believe you have listened to them before, a song called So Into You. Another smooth song. Loved this band. ❤️
Great song, great band! One of my faves by them. This song makes me think of a long day at work, you stop off at a bar on the way home, there’s practically nobody in the place, Imaginary Lover is playing on the juke box, you order a bourbon, you call your wife to come join you, she says she’ll be right there, you then notice an attractive woman on the other side of the bar checking you out, you both smile at each other, you’re thinking you still got it, then your wife strolls right up next to you and gives you the biggest hug and kiss, you happen to look across the bar, and the woman is gone, but you don’t care because you realize how good you have it. ✌️
I saw them live in the '70s. A great band from Macon, GA. I loved the entire Champagne Jam album!
I am So into you is my favorite by Atlantic Rhythm Section and I actually saw them play it a couple of years ago at a Charlie Daniels tribute concert in Nashville!
ARS was the first concert I ever went to. I saw them in Clemson SC when I was 13 or 14.
They have lots of great songs.
My favorite song of theirs, which has a forever-slot on my Halloween playlist, is "Spooky".
"So Into You" is another one of their bluesy/funky songs.
“Champagne Jam” and “Do It or Die” are my favorite ARS songs.
They started out as the studio “rhythm section” for artists who would come to Atlanta to record their records. They decided to make their own records.
Seen these guys in concert 3 times. Awesome band from my era growing up.
Also listen to Champagne Jam. My older brother and I were at the Champagne Jam in Macon Ga. Amazing outdoor concert!
You already did Atlanta Rhythm Section's song So Into You. Thanks for doing this song, because of totally forgotten about it
I'd bet I've forgotten more songs over 60 years than you two have reacted to. 😎
Every ARS song is killer!! Very underrated band!
Hey guys y'all have listened to this group before. U listened to so into you a few months ago.luv the reaction!!
Yay, you got to the Atlanta Rhythm Section! Always a great live show. So smooth...
YESYESYESYESYESYESYES!!!!!! Finally!!!❤😊😊❤❤ A GREAT one!!! So glad you found these folks!!! Awesome band!! My 70’s band!
Great music and reaction. They are still touring small venues. My wife's band recently opened for them.
ARS was formed by original members of a 60s pop group called the Classics IV that had hits with Spooky, Stormy & Sunny. Great songs that each deserve their own reactions. ARS did their own cover of Spookywich, which iis also worthy of a reaction.
This was one of my favorite bands in high school. So into you, champagne jam so many songs to choose from
Love this song and the time it takes me back to!❤❤
Saw them in an outdoor concert many years ago- they were amazing.
Robbie Robertson legendary co-founder of The Band just died. His Somewhere Down the Crazy River would make a great reaction.
My very first rock concert was Atlanta Rhythm Section...in Redding, CA. My parents took me to it about 1977. I was 13. My first exposure to a big auditorium, lights, the loudness... I was mesmerized! :)
Excellent pick! Really talented group! Give "Champaign Jam" a try, it's a great vibe!
Guys.. Guys GUYS!!! YOU GOTTA HEAR..
SO INTO YOU!
I don't know how else to describe except to say it sounds like October.
It's sooooooo good!
You're gonna love it!!!
Love from Brooklyn , ~Red
You actually did So into You about 4 months ago, great band Spooky is another good song
Worked back stage at 2 of their Tallahassee shows back in the day…great group of guys…..and great vibe
Such an awesome song!! I have always loved it’s sultry vibes! ❤
So Into You, Champagne Jam, Do it or Die. Great songs.
ARS has some of the nastiest, dirtiest, grungiest guitar playing...in a totally great way, that i can recall coming out of the 70's!
I'm actually surprised it took this long for you guys to react to them. They were a strong staple in the 70's and could always find their music on radios and juke boxes.
Georgia Boy here... grew up on some ARS and some r.e.m.!! Have you ever noticed how the 70s music was all about the guitar solos 🤟✌️
CHAMPAGNE JAM!! That has to be next. The song was so famous here in the ATL they named an annual summer rock festival after it. Plus, it's funky AF.