Al Stewart is a master story-teller. A bard. And, the smoothest voice.............his breaks and transitions are just mind-boggling. The sax solos are what we old folks call, "nassssssty sax." LOVE to see you fellows in appreciation of this magical music................it kind of chokes me up a bit because we don't have "MUSIC" anymore. We're digital. We're just words without soul. So, bless your hearts and thank you for appreciating all of this.
Imagine sitting in junior high design drafting class and just jamming to this song with the whole class in '78. Our soundtrack growing up. Great reaction guys!
The power of great music is awesome. A little story. I heard Al Stewart when I was around 13. At the time my English was very, very limited. But the music and his voice were so perfectly matched I was hooked. 47 years later whenever I hear his music, I'm transported to my youth and I can feel exactly how I felt when listening his music for the first time but with more gusto since now I can understand the lyrics and boy, it's amazing. Great arrangement, great voice and great lyrics. Complete package. Year of the Cat, Time Passages, Song on the Radio, On the border, all great and timeless songs. Great reaction guys.
As fascinating and enchanting as Al Stewart's music is, it's equally enchanting...and downright joyous...watching the three of you react to it. I revisit those reactions a lot. Thank you for the time and effort you put in, in order to make this such a diverse, honest, informative, fun/playful channel for fellow music lovers. And sometimes--if we viewers are lucky--the "extras" include stellar stank faces and syncronized head-bobbing. Nick, Ryan, and Ty, you definitely are Gold List.
Thx for the review of the this song/Al Stewart, by guys where the music came before their time .. the radio/DJ community of the time acted as they just “tolerated” his now timeless work.
Increible ver a esta generación disfrutar de la música de Al. Su música es como los cuadros de Van Gogh, nadie los compró en su época...anda ahora a comprarlos...Bien amigos, aquí va mi comentario musical del tema: Al canta y los instrumentos...le responden...genial. Es impresionante ese diálogo donde sobresale el saxofón aunque guitarra y teclado hacen también su parte. Me llama la atención que esta es una de las poquísimas canciones donde se mezcla el tema en sí, y en la parte final viene un karaoke que refuerza su vitalidad , lo que demuestra no solo la calidad poética de la letra, sino también las figuras musicales que emplea Alastair. En definitiva, los tres amigos que disfrutan de SONG ON THE RADIO, tienen poderosísimas razones para haber internalizado a este magnífico cantautor y músico escocés. Felicitaciones amigos por su excelente reacción.
Golly, Nick 3:38 was an obvious moment of emotion. AWESOME!!!!!!! Welcome to our world of "When Music Meant Something!" We can tell it was meaningful for you because you were rendered speechless. Sometimes, there are no words.
Great reaction guys. Al Stewart has been around for a long, long time. Stille here fortunately. Al is a storyteller and has great lyrics all over. His band is top notch to and because of that you only can enjoy the smoothness in the songs. And you do my friends. Keep going. Greetz from the Netherlands.
I'm always considered One Stage Before the "weakest" in the LP, unhappy position between the two best Broadway Hotel and Title Track It's nice to see than other appreciate it
"On The Border" The Spanish guitar is just heaven on Earth. In all sincerity, I thought no one could be a bigger Al Stewart geek than me... I stand corrected. Your reactions are like an extra Christmas present. Happy New Year! If you can only see Al in Pennsylvania, ... Drive to Pennsylvania and see Al! I live there. I've seen Al live from the front row. It was incredible. Another song to check out is "Valentina Way"from "Time Passages".
I have loved Al Stewart since I heard my very favourite song “Year Of The Cat”. I really love his story telling and his song titled “The Tower”. It is a beautifully written song with awesome lyrics. I can never get enough of Al Stewart. Thanks for going down this rabbit hole.
Al Stewart's albums were on Arista Records. They asked him to write a mid-tempo ballad with a saxophone. They wanted a song that could be played on the radio. So...kinda poking fun at them, he titled the first track on the album "Song on the Radio".
So great to see you guys responding so positively to classic music like this. Al Stewart is in the pantheon of singer-songwriter-musicians. Such an ear for a melody and an equally amazing way with lyrics. Enjoy the deep dive into Stewart’s catalog, you’re in for a treat. 🙂
Fantastic song. Al made some masterpieces to us. Through your channel, many people around the world are having a chance to know this great and magic artist. You're great! Thanks a bunch.
Yeah, its probably better. I listened to this earlier before guys reacted .Its not even in same zip code as Time Passages and Year of the Cat..On the Border is #3 behind those two. Song on the Radio not that good. .Kinda boring song
"On The Border" - like everybody is saying - IS a must. (The guitars may burst Nick's brain) Beyond that also try "Nostradamus", "Lord Grenville" or "Roads to Moscow"
"On the Border" I agree is a must. "Roads to Moscow" is also a great (fantastic) song. In addition I would recommend "Life In Dark Water" in addition to the ones already mentioned.
I watched this again, it really doesn't matter if you gents have anything to say, it's the looks on your faces that are priceless! More Al Stewart please! You have 9 discs to get through!
It is great that Al Stewart gets recognition for his talent and various interviews indicate how humble he is about his achievements. Other songs that are worth a mention is Paul Weller - You Do Something To Me, Mountain's song 'Nantucket Sleighride', Thin Lizzy - 'Johnny the fox meets Jimmy the weed'.
He IS a lyricist...you should go back in time, he's amazing, one of my heroes, one I was lucky enough to meet. Brilliant...the only thing that's better is your reactions! Love it.
Funny, Al Stewart didn't want to have the sax in his music. Alan Parsons from the Alan Parsons Project produced this and wanted it in there for Year of the Cat. Then he kept it for the album.
Al Stewart's music is SUAVE and sends me into a fantastical trance!!!!! His music allowed me to survive the naval submarine service........for long deployments and distances from home, his music was in my mind ALL the TIME♥️♥️♥️☮️🌈
What a delight to watch your brains explode with the sheer excellence of the Saxophone. Those dazzling solos are so cool they have icicles dripping off them.
Al Stewart made elegantly beautiful songs, I was a senior in high school when time passages came out, Stewart's songs remind me of my youth and how much I loved them! His songs kept me company!
I got my tickets! I'm going to make the pilgrimage to New Hampshire this Friday night with my son. I have been trying to get to one of his concerts for a dozen years and FINALLY! A life long dream comes true.
I laughed when you were talking about an Al Stewart concert (I've seen him twice in concert) not wanting an opening act. I went to a Crosby Stills Nash and Young concert in the mid 70's and the opening act was Jesse Colin Young. We were so excited to see CSNY that we were yelling to get Jesse Colin Young off the stage. LOL. It turned out to be the best concert I've ever been to. They played for 4 hours.
I remember being in a bar in Tucson, AZ, in about 1990. I chose this song on the juke box and when it came on the bartender said, “Thanks for playing that song - I haven’t heard it in a long time.” This song never gets old and it is better than 99.999% of what passes for popular music today.
I saw him live about 6 years ago, in Cork, Ireland. An old guy came out o stage, I thought "oh dear this is not gonna be good". But you know what? He was astounding! Voice the same, funny, engaging guy! And the songs - oh man. Even the ones I didn't know. He does do 'evocative' very well, but you guys need to listen to One Stage Before, from the Year of the Cat album. THAT'S evocative!
Al is Hemingway and Voltaire meets Beethoven with a sax lead. Brilliantly ahead of his time. He seemed swallowed up by all the great artists of the time but like you, I found him as a young man and loved and understood the lyrical painting and musical mastery. So happy years later to find younger people see exactly what I saw many years back. So refreshing and keep doing what you are doing!!
I have to come back here and watch the reaction, it's as great as hearing the song, because you are discovering something I have known for years, it's just refreshing, you keep the music alive by doing this. Al Stewart saved my life after work on many occasions, just escaping into the music, allowing me to unwind, and return to homeostasis. Love you guys and Al Stewart!
Al here, Al Chamberlin, hahaha. This song really is a double dose, if you really get into the lyrics and the instrumental, especially the saxophone. Really listen to the sax, I believe that the Saxaphone is giving us an instrumental lyrical path through this song with Al's lyrics as well, I hear it, I hear it...............
You guys have the widest smiles on your faces whenever Al does his thing. I felt the same way when I was even younger than you all are now when first hearing his stuff. It's like smooth time traveling.
All these songs of Al Stewart's bring back memories of a teenage me in Australia, just loving his music. We had the privilege of hearing the most wonderful tunes in the 70's. Al speaks exactly the way he sings. I love the stories he tells. The amazingly talented musicians accompanying him complete the songs and deserve just as much credit.
Sitting back here on the Sunshine Coast Queensland Australia, I stumbled across your you tube channel. Great to see the music of my generation resonate with a whole new younger audience. Definately recommend you listen to 2 tracks of AL Stewart's Record " Modern Times " . Firstly the title track Modern Times & finally a track I'm surprised no one has mentioned " The Dark n Rolling Sea" . Both are rippers ! "Don't let the music die inside you & keep up the great work"
Cant tell you how great it is to see three young guys discovering Al Stewart and 70s music in general. They obviously are fanboying over the musicianship and the lyrics and rightfully so. Thanks to Alan Parsons for suggesting the sax on Year of the Cat.
Someone aptly stated that you guys' reactions are how I reacted to Al Stewart when I first heard his music back in the 1970s. I can not hear the songs anew, but watching you gentlemen react is pretty close. 👌 I love you brothers!
Enjoying these videos! If you enjoy al Stewart, may I recommend the great jackson browne??? He is more of americana/folk. Tremendous musicianship/writer. Hope you enjoy it!!!❤❤
My favorite Al Stewart album!!! For me,the best song on the album is the last song...."End of the Day". Amazing Song....you guys need to hear that one!!!! You'll love it!!!!! :D
Back again!! This is just such a great reaction! Nick at 11:08 .... "...Aw. ... Get outta here! Get outta here!..." This is EXACTLY how I felt when I first heard this song. I love you guys! ✌️
Now the young know why we are so critical of todays music. We simply had the best era of music.
How exciting that Al Stewart saw your video and responded
Where his response
@@disneyworlddelights I've looked extensively. I believe it must have been sent to their private DM.
Your grandparents also listened to great music.
It's nice that it won't be lost thanks to people like you.👍
I LOVE that you guys, by way of your platform, are introducing Al Stewart to younger generations of listeners. Beautiful!
First saw him in 1976 here in Cleveland,
Ohio
I love it when you guys geek out on stuff like this.
Al Stewart is a master story-teller. A bard. And, the smoothest voice.............his breaks and transitions are just mind-boggling. The sax solos are what we old folks call, "nassssssty sax." LOVE to see you fellows in appreciation of this magical music................it kind of chokes me up a bit because we don't have "MUSIC" anymore. We're digital. We're just words without soul. So, bless your hearts and thank you for appreciating all of this.
Ahhhhh...the joy of sax..lol 😅
Love your channel guys....
It's awesome to see you young guys appreciating Al Stewart! It gives me hope for mankind.
I miss old music like this
Another great sax song to review is Jazzman by Carole King. Love me some sax too.
Imagine sitting in junior high design drafting class and just jamming to this song with the whole class in '78. Our soundtrack growing up. Great reaction guys!
The power of great music is awesome. A little story. I heard Al Stewart when I was around 13. At the time my English was very, very limited. But the music and his voice were so perfectly matched I was hooked. 47 years later whenever I hear his music, I'm transported to my youth and I can feel exactly how I felt when listening his music for the first time but with more gusto since now I can understand the lyrics and boy, it's amazing. Great arrangement, great voice and great lyrics. Complete package. Year of the Cat, Time Passages, Song on the Radio, On the border, all great and timeless songs. Great reaction guys.
Love people who recognize good music and it makes them laugh with sheer delight like you guys..... You are 'fire' yourselves!!!
Absolutely!
I Love You Guys. I'm 61 and you guys just get it. So Cool!
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The first 10 seconds is so similar to Carole King's "Jazzman".
As fascinating and enchanting as Al Stewart's music is, it's equally enchanting...and downright joyous...watching the three of you react to it. I revisit those reactions a lot. Thank you for the time and effort you put in, in order to make this such a diverse, honest, informative, fun/playful channel for fellow music lovers. And sometimes--if we viewers are lucky--the "extras" include stellar stank faces and syncronized head-bobbing. Nick, Ryan, and Ty, you definitely are Gold List.
Yes, I come back and watch the reaction over and over again. It tickles me!
Thx for the review of the this song/Al Stewart, by guys where the music came before their time .. the radio/DJ community of the time acted as they just “tolerated” his now timeless work.
I think I could see the three of you as my close friends. I think it would be fun to hang out with you.
Increible ver a esta generación disfrutar de la música de Al. Su música es como los cuadros de Van Gogh, nadie los compró en su época...anda ahora a comprarlos...Bien amigos, aquí va mi comentario musical del tema: Al canta y los instrumentos...le responden...genial. Es impresionante ese diálogo donde sobresale el saxofón aunque guitarra y teclado hacen también su parte. Me llama la atención que esta es una de las poquísimas canciones donde se mezcla el tema en sí, y en la parte final viene un karaoke que refuerza su vitalidad , lo que demuestra no solo la calidad poética de la letra, sino también las figuras musicales que emplea Alastair. En definitiva, los tres amigos que disfrutan de SONG ON THE RADIO, tienen poderosísimas razones para haber internalizado a este magnífico cantautor y músico escocés. Felicitaciones amigos por su excelente reacción.
As the years go by, Al is proving to generations that he is one of the great musical geniuses ever!
(Analog recorded) Music of the 70s .. best ever made.
Omg i forgot this song! So great!
Golly, Nick 3:38 was an obvious moment of emotion. AWESOME!!!!!!! Welcome to our world of "When Music Meant Something!" We can tell it was meaningful for you because you were rendered speechless. Sometimes, there are no words.
A great sax song is Inland by Gerry rafferty
Al was the best ... Great lyrics and song composure.. very rare talent....
Great reaction guys. Al Stewart has been around for a long, long time. Stille here fortunately. Al is a storyteller and has great lyrics all over. His band is top notch to and because of that you only can enjoy the smoothness in the songs. And you do my friends. Keep going. Greetz from the Netherlands.
Saw him live years ago, and all his albums 🎉glad to see appreciation for good music💖💖
Also On the Border and On stage before from Year of the Cat LP
I'm always considered One Stage Before the "weakest" in the LP, unhappy position between the two best Broadway Hotel and Title Track
It's nice to see than other appreciate it
"On The Border" The Spanish guitar is just heaven on Earth. In all sincerity, I thought no one could be a bigger Al Stewart geek than me... I stand corrected. Your reactions are like an extra Christmas present. Happy New Year! If you can only see Al in Pennsylvania, ... Drive to Pennsylvania and see Al! I live there. I've seen Al live from the front row. It was incredible. Another song to check out is "Valentina Way"from "Time Passages".
Is there an interview with Al? You guys should interview him! What an honour ❤❤
He always uses his voice as another instrument in the full of wonders arrangements in his songs, genius.....
I have loved Al Stewart since I heard my very favourite song “Year Of The Cat”. I really love his story telling and his song titled “The Tower”. It is a beautifully written song with awesome lyrics. I can never get enough of Al Stewart. Thanks for going down this rabbit hole.
San Antonio , Texas 🌞😀😉
Al Stewart's albums were on Arista Records. They asked him to write a mid-tempo ballad with a saxophone. They wanted a song that could be played on the radio. So...kinda poking fun at them, he titled the first track on the album "Song on the Radio".
Al Stewart was such an underrated mainstay of 70s music.
OMGEEE. NOSTRADAMUS. Must do!
Guys, you have to review "End of the Day" on "Time Passages". It is consise perfection!
I love Al Stewart
Inégalée jusqu as ce jours 2024 merci les gars years on the cats time passages on the border ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
So great to see you guys responding so positively to classic music like this. Al Stewart is in the pantheon of singer-songwriter-musicians. Such an ear for a melody and an equally amazing way with lyrics. Enjoy the deep dive into Stewart’s catalog, you’re in for a treat. 🙂
Absolutely!
Fantastic song. Al made some masterpieces to us. Through your channel, many people around the world are having a chance to know this great and magic artist. You're great! Thanks a bunch.
This is Al's best song.
Another great Al Stewart song is ON THE BORDER.
Yeah, its probably better. I listened to this earlier before guys reacted .Its not even in same zip code as Time Passages and Year of the Cat..On the Border is #3 behind those two. Song on the Radio not that good. .Kinda boring song
Yes, missing On The Border is a crime!!
Do next from him "On the border"
Seen Peter White in Cleveland
Fat Fish Blue restaurant
He played this song.
He was so down to earth and approachable
Honestly, there is a list as long as your arm. Maybe, something left field like Peter on the White Sea?
"On The Border" - like everybody is saying - IS a must. (The guitars may burst Nick's brain)
Beyond that also try "Nostradamus", "Lord Grenville" or "Roads to Moscow"
Oh yes! "On The Border" is just so freaking awesome and "Roads to Moscow" . No compare to that one.
"On the Border" I agree is a must. "Roads to Moscow" is also a great (fantastic) song. In addition I would recommend "Life In Dark Water" in addition to the ones already mentioned.
"Lord Grenville" may just contain the most beautiful and perfectly melancholic guitar solo Tim Renwick ever committed to tape.
“On the Border”, “Midnight Rocks”, “Lord Grenville”, “Feel Like””Night Rolls In”, there are others.
I watched this again, it really doesn't matter if you gents have anything to say, it's the looks on your faces that are priceless! More Al Stewart please! You have 9 discs to get through!
Another great one by Al is On the Border. That one always gives me goosebumps.
Hey, guys. Looks like Al Stewart has a concert date in nearby Cincinnati, Ohio, on Aug. 16, 2023.
Please do more Al Stewart like ON STAGE BEFORE, ROADS TO MOSCOW, TRAINS, ON THE BORDER etc..
check out On the Border by Al Stewart
Now you hear what you've been missing , probably decades before you were thought of 😳🤔😆😉😜😀 Al Stewart is an open channel...
It is great that Al Stewart gets recognition for his talent and various interviews indicate how humble he is about his achievements. Other songs that are worth a mention is Paul Weller - You Do Something To Me, Mountain's song 'Nantucket Sleighride', Thin Lizzy - 'Johnny the fox meets Jimmy the weed'.
Now, this one I've never heard before. Great call from all the recommenders!
He IS a lyricist...you should go back in time, he's amazing, one of my heroes, one I was lucky enough to meet. Brilliant...the only thing that's better is your reactions! Love it.
Funny, Al Stewart didn't want to have the sax in his music. Alan Parsons from the Alan Parsons Project produced this and wanted it in there for Year of the Cat. Then he kept it for the album.
Back in the day we’d say “this song cooks”.
Al Stewart's music is SUAVE and sends me into a fantastical trance!!!!! His music allowed me to survive the naval submarine service........for long deployments and distances from home, his music was in my mind ALL the TIME♥️♥️♥️☮️🌈
What a delight to watch your brains explode with the sheer excellence of the Saxophone.
Those dazzling solos are so cool they have icicles dripping off them.
“On the Boarder”…and definitely “Roads to Moscow”.
Great to see young people appreciating truly good music and appreciating awesome talent.
Al Stewart made elegantly beautiful songs, I was a senior in high school when time passages came out, Stewart's songs remind me of my youth and how much I loved them! His songs kept me company!
Another vote for On the Border. BUT, Roads to Moscow is incomparable. I believe Al did a year of research on WWII before writing. Absolutely haunting.
Al read Alexandre Solzenitzen's 2000 page Gulag Archapelego.
Another great song by Al Stewart is Midnight Rocks from 1981
On the Border 👊 time for that song Boys.
‘On The Border’ is a great song too guys! ❤
I just started watching this channel. Not sure if you guys have done "On The Border". My second fav Al Stewart tune.
❤️ AL😅
I got my tickets! I'm going to make the pilgrimage to New Hampshire this Friday night with my son. I have been trying to get to one of his concerts for a dozen years and FINALLY! A life long dream comes true.
I laughed when you were talking about an Al Stewart concert (I've seen him twice in concert) not wanting an opening act. I went to a Crosby Stills Nash and Young concert in the mid 70's and the opening act was Jesse Colin Young. We were so excited to see CSNY that we were yelling to get Jesse Colin Young off the stage. LOL. It turned out to be the best concert I've ever been to. They played for 4 hours.
jessie colin young was great you do not know what your talkin about
I remember being in a bar in Tucson, AZ, in about 1990. I chose this song on the juke box and when it came on the bartender said, “Thanks for playing that song - I haven’t heard it in a long time.” This song never gets old and it is better than 99.999% of what passes for popular music today.
GOOD CHOICE!!!!❤❤
I saw him live about 6 years ago, in Cork, Ireland. An old guy came out o stage, I thought "oh dear this is not gonna be good". But you know what? He was astounding! Voice the same, funny, engaging guy! And the songs - oh man. Even the ones I didn't know. He does do 'evocative' very well, but you guys need to listen to One Stage Before, from the Year of the Cat album. THAT'S evocative!
Another great Al Stewart song next has to be on the border love you guys
The perfect mix of grit with the sax and smooth vocals
Al is Hemingway and Voltaire meets Beethoven with a sax lead. Brilliantly ahead of his time. He seemed swallowed up by all the great artists of the time but like you, I found him as a young man and loved and understood the lyrical painting and musical mastery. So happy years later to find younger people see exactly what I saw many years back. So refreshing and keep doing what you are doing!!
I have to come back here and watch the reaction, it's as great as hearing the song, because you are discovering something I have known for years, it's just refreshing, you keep the music alive by doing this. Al Stewart saved my life after work on many occasions, just escaping into the music, allowing me to unwind, and return to homeostasis. Love you guys and Al Stewart!
Check out"shot in the Dark"nice connection to AL Stewart.... Back up band....
Great!
Absolutely and for those who love sax, there you go!!!
I love Al Stewart, but this has always been, hands down, my favorite of his songs!
ON THE BORDER ..Al Stewart
My guess Al would be thrilled to see you guys enjoying his music and lyrics a half century later.
I was in middle school when these songs hit.
Al here, Al Chamberlin, hahaha. This song really is a double dose, if you really get into the lyrics and the instrumental, especially the saxophone. Really listen to the sax, I believe that the Saxaphone is giving us an instrumental lyrical path through this song with Al's lyrics as well, I hear it, I hear it...............
Al Stewart is amazing! Glad you're back to him.
Right there with ya guys. Totally diggable.
Phil Kenzie... He's incredible...one of the great saxophonist! ...Great choice and reactions!
Absolutely!
Love chronicles
You guys need to react to On The Border by Al. Amazing and haunting! You will NEVER forget the 12 string Spanish Guitar once you hear it in this song!
You guys have the widest smiles on your faces whenever Al does his thing. I felt the same way when I was even younger than you all are now when first hearing his stuff. It's like smooth time traveling.
All these songs of Al Stewart's bring back memories of a teenage me in Australia, just loving his music. We had the privilege of hearing the most wonderful tunes in the 70's. Al speaks exactly the way he sings. I love the stories he tells. The amazingly talented musicians accompanying him complete the songs and deserve just as much credit.
Sitting back here on the Sunshine Coast Queensland Australia, I stumbled across your you tube channel. Great to see the music of my generation resonate with a whole new younger audience. Definately recommend you listen to 2 tracks of AL Stewart's Record " Modern Times " . Firstly the title track Modern Times & finally a track I'm surprised no one has mentioned " The Dark n Rolling Sea" . Both are rippers ! "Don't let the music die inside you & keep up the great work"
Cant tell you how great it is to see three young guys discovering Al Stewart and 70s music in general. They obviously are fanboying over the musicianship and the lyrics and rightfully so. Thanks to Alan Parsons for suggesting the sax on Year of the Cat.
Someone aptly stated that you guys' reactions are how I reacted to Al Stewart when I first heard his music back in the 1970s.
I can not hear the songs anew, but watching you gentlemen react is pretty close. 👌
I love you brothers!
Enjoying these videos! If you enjoy al Stewart, may I recommend the great jackson browne??? He is more of americana/folk. Tremendous musicianship/writer. Hope you enjoy it!!!❤❤
And Bob Seger.
Love the Nascar tee. I'm a big Nascar fan as I am an Al Stewart fan.
Lord Grenville 😊
My favorite Al Stewart album!!! For me,the best song on the album is the last song...."End of the Day". Amazing Song....you guys need to hear that one!!!! You'll love it!!!!! :D
Al IS the stuff! Great album. Legendary artist. Every track is tremendous.
End of the day is an amazing song!
Flying Sorcery is also great
Al Stewart reminds me of Gilbert O’Sullivan crossed with Gerry Rafferty. You’ve given me a greater appreciation of him. Thanks.
End of the day, from time passages lp
Absolutely!
Back again!!
This is just such a great reaction!
Nick at 11:08 ....
"...Aw. ... Get outta here! Get outta here!..."
This is EXACTLY how I felt when I first heard this song.
I love you guys!
✌️
Listening to Al's music is like eating a chocolate chip cookie right out of the oven. Thanks for giving us this great music.
NAILED IT!
Have you played some Candy Dalupher Lilly was here for some great saxophone...
NICE!!!!😂😂😂😂