As a teenager in alabama I tried my best to sing like this guy , then 10 or 15 years later I'm walking up broadway NYC at night with my girl friend and this guy with a rock and roll stroll passes us ,I look at her and say" thats john wait" , look over my shoulder he had heard me and turned around , i shouted " I'm a big fan " he said " thanks man " and we continued on or way
John Waite is gracious to fans. I saw him in a small Manhattan club in the 90s. Had some new tunes out that were bangin! Took the time to talk with my lady and me
Agreed. These guys got down and flat out rocked. Back on my feet again is the only Babys song I crank on my system, and it never gets old especially with digital remastering. Sad to see Waite go to a bubble gum pop rock genre. But as they say, you gotta eat.
Here I am…in 2022 just discovering that some of the most memorable songs from the 70s were by The Babys. What an incredible voice John Waite has! I also had no idea Jonathan Cain was in the band pre-Journey. Better late than never!
I didn't know either that Jonathan Cain was with the Baby's now with Journey. Saw rush too but can't remember if the Babys were their opening act. Where did u see Rush. I saw them in Chicago at the Amphitheater I think it was 78 or 79 can't really remember. Guess getting old 62 yrs old female.
It always amazes me how many catchy songs from my early-teen years were actually Baby’s tunes! Kind of one of those “under the radar” bands that you didn’t realize had so many great songs…….🤔
I remember seeing them when they warmed up for Rush. I don't remember the year exactly, but it was the Farewell To Kings tour for Rush. John Waite was still playing bass back in those days. I've been a fan of The Babys ever since.
That's part if it. They had some bad luck and mishaps, plus some idiots let the band name make them biased against them. The Babys deserved better. At least they had some Top 40 hits and FM AOR hits.
Wrong: John Charles Waite (born 4 July 1952)[1] is a British rock singer and musician. As a solo artist, he has released ten studio albums and is best known for the 1984 hit single "Missing You", which reached No. 1 on the US Billboard Hot 100 and the top ten on the UK Singles Chart. He was also the lead vocalist for the successful rock bands The Babys and Bad English.
I remember when my sister and a few of her friends seen them in concert in the early 80’s , they spilled a huge jug of Southern Comfort mixed with papaya juice on the floor of the back seat , I helped clean it up with a wet vac ,it was the least I could do since they got me a concert shirt, it had a hot chick bending over with jean short shorts, I got in trouble for wearing to the middle school I went to
I always loved this song, and the fact that Jonathan Cain managed to get white tolex on his CP80 (and other keyboards), but, he looks like he showed up at the gig after his shift at the garage...lol
So do I! They're just completely off my radar, and then one song and...I'm back in high school, or going into the Army (1980), or seeing them open for Journey. And I wonder why I don't have ALL their albums. Then they just kind of slip back into the ether...until next time. Ha ha ha...
He still tours I believe,lost some range but most of them do as they age, unless you're a robot like Paul Roger's from BAD COMPANY or CF Turner from BTO.......
I turned 17 in 1979, if you had asked me who was one of my favorite bands at the time; I would have told you that the Baby's were in my top 25! and hell yes to Johnathan Cain in Journey! One of the best bands ever!
Absolutely loved the Baby’s and John Waite, I’m suddenly I’m remembering me at 16yo listening to Union Jacks album blaring on the stereo and parents hollering “turn that down” ,,,,,all over again!!! ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
John Waite with the babies and John Waite before the babies was such a major part of my life growing up he gave me joy and Hope when my world was totally s*** he lifted my heart every single day and I started to live again and it was because of him
Seen The Babys in Lakeland, Fla way back in the 80's Best music EVER... Concerts were always Awesome.... The had Rock Superbowls and everything way better than any football superbowl.
Had to buy this cassette twice as a kid. Wore the first one out. One of my all time favorite bands!!! John waite has a simply incredible voice. As good as Ronnie James Dio which says a lot.
I saw the Babys in concert in Kansas City MO when they promoted this Album. Tickets were only $17 -- so glad I went. It was a great show I'll never forget the rock energy they had in their show...you can feel it here in this song.
bob john That must've been bad-ass.. Eddie must have been on tour supporting his criminally underrated (his best) Playing For Keeps album! I was 10 then, wish I could have been there!!!!
Can't wait to see John next month! He's always been on my bucket list to see live. Have always loved his music. Takes me back to my teenage years. From what I gather, his voice is just as amazing now as it was back then. ❤❤❤
And that tour was more or less the beginning of the end for them. Waite is an amazing vocalist, but an SOB of a person. Within a year of that tour the Baby's would be history.
Very popular band when I grew up in the Detroit area. When I moved away to the South no one had ever heard of them and only rarely would I hear Missing You on the radio. Felt sorry they missed out. Still love these songs.
Miss you Nan. An "A list" friend... huge fan of good music (1960 - 2007) My partner in crime at so many great concerts in our youth. I remember hearing the Babys on her stereo. Back in the day. Sadly missed . Rest well & I hope there's good music on your dimension. 💕
In 1980 vocalist John Waite, drummer Tony Brock and guitarist Wally Stocker were joined by Jonathan Cain as keyboardist and Ricky Phillips took over as bassist on this Classic Track from The Babys fourth album 'Union Jacks'
I saw Tony Brock and Wally Stocker at Sellersville Theater in Bucks County, Pa a few years ago and they "killed it" in their new version of the Baby's.
Mark Russo and I painted all the equipment white for this tour out in the driveway of the house I shared with Ricky Phillips and Tim Pierce in North Hollywood.
Jonathan Cain on keyboards in this video showed "Open Arms" to John Waite - and he turned it down because he thought it was too sappy! So later he showed it too Steve Perry while in Journey, and the rest is history. But this song by the Baby's is their best song in my opinion. I always crank it up when I hear it.
It was actually written by Dominic Bugatti and Frank Musker. John Waite thought the song was crap and made some changes, so it is credited. to Waite, Bugatti and Musker. It's always been my Baby's favourite as well, but it would be interesting to hear the original, crappy (?) version. :)
These guys were on the verge of approaching that rarified air of superstardom, but never quite made it. I wonder of Waite's ego had anything to do with that.
I was fortunate enough to have seen the Babys in Texas somewhere around 1978 or 79 , I forget who they opened for but I was already a big fan so for me it was absolutely awesome……
This was the 1st time i seen both John Waite & Jonathan Cain in the same stage. Wow? This was before both of them decided to reform as the group Bad English
Absolutely no fucking question about that I've been a fan of John Waite since Missing You but the Babys were a great band and still are brilliant 🇺🇸🇮🇱🇬🇧🇸🇭🇯🇲🇵🇷🇨🇦🇮🇪🇿🇦🇭🇲🕎🇦🇩🎆🇯🇲🎉🇦🇩🎇🇮🇪♾️♾️🇿🇦🇿🇦🕎🇦🇩 🎆🎇 btw John gave his blessing move on with the next chapter in the band
Remember seeing them in the late 70's great every time made it to #8 in 79. Think there was much competition during those days. Should be in the hall new version since 2013.
I love the amazing Ludwig drum kit . Some kind of tri- colour Octa Plus variation , looks like double headed Concert Toms too , maybe not the 6 , 8 ,10 , 12 . Love the bass drum In the back . The old school drum riser . It Is drumulicious !!!!!! Must be some kind of custom build . I would be In heaven If I had that kit . Gotta love the Marshall stacks also !!!!!!!
When you’re watching the NFL on Fox, and this is the song they use to go to commercial. Blast from the past! Forgot about this song. JW - most underrated voice ever? JC- from the Babys to Journey- very, very memorable, distinctive keyboardist. Thanks NFL on Fox!
59 this year and while I always liked John Waite, I never knew much at all about the Babys. This showed up on my RUclips feed and wow, what a great band I missed out on!!
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As a teenager in alabama I tried my best to sing like this guy , then 10 or 15 years later I'm walking up broadway NYC at night with my girl friend and this guy with a rock and roll stroll passes us ,I look at her and say" thats john wait" , look over my shoulder he had heard me and turned around , i shouted " I'm a big fan " he said " thanks man " and we continued on or way
So cool . :)
Beautiful story my dear
Awesome! I’m watching his documentary on Prime right now. He was a very talented singer and seems like a really down to earth guy.
John Waite is gracious to fans. I saw him in a small Manhattan club in the 90s. Had some new tunes out that were bangin! Took the time to talk with my lady and me
Awesome
Obligatory Statement:
John Waite has one of the most underrated voices in music history. *Factual*
jes
agree don't know WTF happened there
Ember Ash no doubt...
Some people I've known don't understand why a 57 year old man wants too rock this or other songs by them.
pro trick: watch series on Flixzone. I've been using them for watching lots of of movies recently.
1980: A good jam!
2023: Still a good jam!
2024: an elite jam of the ages.
One of the most under rated bands in rock history.
not really everybody was good back then ,
yes!!!!
Exactly hun
totally agree!!
Agreed. These guys got down and flat out rocked. Back on my feet again is the only Babys song I crank on my system, and it never gets old especially with digital remastering. Sad to see Waite go to a bubble gum pop rock genre. But as they say, you gotta eat.
Here I am…in 2022 just discovering that some of the most memorable songs from the 70s were by The Babys. What an incredible voice John Waite has! I also had no idea Jonathan Cain was in the band pre-Journey. Better late than never!
I didn't know either that Jonathan Cain was with the Baby's now with Journey. Saw rush too but can't remember if the Babys were their opening act. Where did u see Rush. I saw them in Chicago at the Amphitheater I think it was 78 or 79 can't really remember. Guess getting old 62 yrs old female.
Sorry wrong comment but Hi 👋.
Great comment! I thought he looked familiar!! I saw The Babies in concert ❤️❤️❤️
The keyboardist joined Journey and wrote their biggest hits.
Incredibly underrated band.
I saw John Waite tonight in a small venue. He’s still amazing!
Best Babys song
"Isnt It Time?"
What a sound
It always amazes me how many catchy songs from my early-teen years were actually Baby’s tunes! Kind of one of those “under the radar” bands that you didn’t realize had so many great songs…….🤔
Yep!
Yeah, these guys are really good, one of my very favorite.
This song actually got me through lot's of tough times in my life. Powerful
yep.
America?
Me too Hun
Same here.
I remember seeing them when they warmed up for Rush. I don't remember the year exactly, but it was the Farewell To Kings tour for Rush. John Waite was still playing bass back in those days. I've been a fan of The Babys ever since.
You can communicate thur music
1st time I saw The BABYS as well. Not many bands get standing ovations or BROUGHT BACK OUT FOR another song or two before RUSH.
Am I the only one who thinks these guys were a little ahead of their time and maybe that’s why they were so underrated ?
That's part if it. They had some bad luck and mishaps, plus some idiots let the band name make them biased against them. The Babys deserved better. At least they had some Top 40 hits and FM AOR hits.
One of the most underrated rock vocalists....he is awesome
Wrong: John Charles Waite (born 4 July 1952)[1] is a British rock singer and musician. As a solo artist, he has released ten studio albums and is best known for the 1984 hit single "Missing You", which reached No. 1 on the US Billboard Hot 100 and the top ten on the UK Singles Chart. He was also the lead vocalist for the successful rock bands The Babys and Bad English.
The self titled Bad English album is great!
NOT - One cannot be "Underrated" when they are a Star.
Find a New Word to make Word Salad with.
STILL loving it in 2020, in the midst of the COVID 19 pandemic... Giving me comfort! ❤️
Check out the other side of their album and check out the other side of Poisons Album
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Glad folks are still listening in 2024
I remember when my sister and a few of her friends seen them in concert in the early 80’s , they spilled a huge jug of Southern Comfort mixed with papaya juice on the floor of the back seat , I helped clean it up with a wet vac ,it was the least I could do since they got me a concert shirt, it had a hot chick bending over with jean short shorts, I got in trouble for wearing to the middle school I went to
I always loved this song, and the fact that Jonathan Cain managed to get white tolex on his CP80 (and other keyboards), but, he looks like he showed up at the gig after his shift at the garage...lol
i love this song i cant wait to get back on my feet again John Waite Needs to be in rock and roll hall of fame
Exactly Hun
I always forget about the babys until one of their songs makes a rare appearance on the radio. Love this song and the genre
So do I! They're just completely off my radar, and then one song and...I'm back in high school, or going into the Army (1980), or seeing them open for Journey. And I wonder why I don't have ALL their albums. Then they just kind of slip back into the ether...until next time. Ha ha ha...
WOW ! Look at Jonathan Caine !
What a true musician !
From the Baby's to Journey ! Bro Bro got that longevity streak in his DNA !
Good for him !
👍👍👍👍
GOD DAMN RIGHT!)
Was thinking the same thing
Open arms was actually originally written as a classical style song from Mr Cain. Then steve perry heard it and the rest is hisjourney
Love Jonathan Cain. Even when he's 74
This was a really great band - John Waite's voice is unique and has such magnetic appeal!!
This is a great song. John Waite is fantastic!!
Great song from the most underrated bands in rock history
John Waite has a beautiful voice! He can sing anything!
I agree Nancy Foroughi
Used too........
He still has a great voice. Amazing
@@motorcitymanman7711 you're mean
@@roseakarosiehweinstein3216
But I don't lie.
An underrated band, for sure.....never realized what a great voice John Waite had.
I'd actually forgotten about them till I was on my old playlist found it boy what good memories and vibes
He still tours I believe,lost some range but most of them do as they age, unless you're a robot like Paul Roger's from BAD COMPANY or CF Turner from BTO.......
@@motorcitymanman7711 Rob Halford of Judas Priest is 67 yrs old and still retains his HIGH vocals. I bet good vocal coaches are vital.
@@yucchhiiowwee
Maybe, but I bet good genes are more vital.......cant coach what u don't have anymore.
@@motorcitymanman7711 ... Your probably right
In high school I fell in love with this album and his voice.
Me too!!!!
I fell in love with HIM too. Little hottie. 🥰
I turned 17 in 1979, if you had asked me who was one of my favorite bands at the time; I would have told you that the Baby's were in my top 25! and hell yes to Johnathan Cain in Journey! One of the best bands ever!
YES!!!! SAME!!!!
On all points!!!!
One of my top faves from the Babys! 😍😍😍
Same here sis how are you doing with the meshuga weather tonight
Ahh.....proper music,great song ,great band
Absolutely loved the Baby’s and John Waite, I’m suddenly I’m remembering me at 16yo listening to Union Jacks album blaring on the stereo and parents hollering “turn that down” ,,,,,all over again!!!
❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
To watch an incredible band like this perform is like watching sacralized machine, this is as good as it gets.
John Waite with the babies and John Waite before the babies was such a major part of my life growing up he gave me joy and Hope when my world was totally s*** he lifted my heart every single day and I started to live again and it was because of him
Seen The Babys in Lakeland, Fla way back in the 80's Best music EVER... Concerts were always Awesome.... The had Rock Superbowls and everything way better than any football superbowl.
That’s where I saw them open for Styx in 1979. 1st concert!
SENSATIONAL....JONATHAN CAIN ON KEYS, AND TONY BROCK ON DRUMS....SIMPLY AWESOME...
Had to buy this cassette twice as a kid. Wore the first one out. One of my all time favorite bands!!! John waite has a simply incredible voice. As good as Ronnie James Dio which says a lot.
Jen Ryan wow I can't believe the comments. This song today is about America standing strong we're back on our feet again God bless the world
One of my all-time favorites 🤘
I saw the Babys in concert in Kansas City MO when they promoted this Album. Tickets were only $17 -- so glad I went. It was a great show I'll never forget the rock energy they had in their show...you can feel it here in this song.
Lemme Guess ...
Exhibition Hall or Kemper Arena
20 in 80... Just think of the times! It was so great to be alive!
Pumps me up every time -- get back on your feet and get movin'
Back when MTV played music videos…….and great song still today it gets me motivated.
The anthem of my late teens! I wore out 3 of my Baby's cassettes!
Great band!! John really got his voice around this time!
recognition. Sure we can all relate to the song back on my feet again.
Great Underrated Band. Saw them open for Eddie Money Summer 1980 Central Park NYC.
I don't really think they were underrated. I just think they had their own niche and were themselves enough to do their own thing.
bob john
That must've been bad-ass.. Eddie must have been on tour supporting his criminally underrated (his best) Playing For Keeps album! I was 10 then, wish I could have been there!!!!
Can't wait to see John next month! He's always been on my bucket list to see live. Have always loved his music. Takes me back to my teenage years. From what I gather, his voice is just as amazing now as it was back then. ❤❤❤
Another classic. John rocks..
I'm glad to finally see this video. I met this song so long ago They used to play it a lot in the radio.
What a great band, and vocals, they hit Home
Saw them open for Journey on the 1980 "Departure" tour at the Riverside Centroplex in Baton Rouge. Tickets were $9 as I recall (General Admission).
And that tour was more or less the beginning of the end for them. Waite is an amazing vocalist, but an SOB of a person. Within a year of that tour the Baby's would be history.
saw them at Long Beach Arena same tour, thought they outplayed-sounded better than Journey that night..
the very 1st concert I went to. .... foat wuth, I luv u!!
Long Live the 80s!!!!!
The 80's Forever!💕🤙☝
John Waite....that voice is butter.
Very popular band when I grew up in the Detroit area. When I moved away to the South no one had ever heard of them and only rarely would I hear Missing You on the radio. Felt sorry they missed out. Still love these songs.
Always loved Tony Brocks chops. Great sounding drum kit, love his style of play.
Wow look at young Jonathan Cain. He was so cute in his red jump suit. Grew up with some out standing musicians. 🎼🎶🎵🎸🎹🎤❤️
These guys were on the radio a lot. Miss this.
One of the best voices ever!!
God, how I miss my youth.
Love. That. Song. Go. Class. Of. 1980
Rock on!
Incredible Songwriter!!!
So ahead of his time!!!
Miss you Nan. An "A list" friend... huge fan of good music (1960 - 2007) My partner in crime at so many great concerts in our youth. I remember hearing the Babys on her stereo. Back in the day. Sadly missed . Rest well & I hope there's good music on your dimension. 💕
A song that should be played every day on rock radio stations. Fu%# modern day radio !!!!!!!
oh my ,I wish i could go back in tkme a be 24 again.
This song came out in 1980, I bought the 45 and I still got it, its in good shape.
+jason75 I HAVE THE ALBUM AND STILL LISTEN TO IT ON MY HIFI...TAKE CARE MATE.
+NicBunnymen That rocks man, rock N roll man
+jason75 I have it on 45 to. Played it many times on my Dads Jukebox.
+Andy Smith Jukebox nice
I have the album and it's awesome
Oh, that voice!
John is a true rocker
He sure is absolutely
Love the evolution's of the babies.
Boy this brings back memories. What happened to good old fashion bands like this? What happened to just plan rock bands and rock and roll?
In 1980 vocalist John Waite, drummer Tony Brock and guitarist Wally
Stocker were joined by Jonathan Cain as keyboardist and Ricky Phillips
took over as bassist on this Classic Track from The Babys fourth album
'Union Jacks'
I saw Tony Brock and Wally Stocker at Sellersville Theater in Bucks County, Pa a few years ago and they "killed it" in their new version of the Baby's.
Just saw Journey and remembered this song. Jonathan Cain’s influences and songwriting had a huge impact on Journey’s 80s success.
I saw them play in the gymnasium @ Fresno State University in 1980, $5 at the door .
I have a few really good pictures too for the scrapbook.
Mark Russo and I painted all the equipment white for this tour out in the driveway of the house I shared with Ricky Phillips and Tim Pierce in North Hollywood.
I knew a Mark Russo once, I wonder if it was the same one?
WELL....GOOD FOR YOU!!!
U missed a spot! 😁
Is Mark related to that gorgeous Rene RUSSO the actress??
2018 sucks...electronic auto tune hip-hop bubblegum bullshit! Thank God for real music, created with real instruments. Rock n roll will never die!
Jonathan Cain on keyboards in this video showed "Open Arms" to John Waite - and he turned it down because he thought it was too sappy! So later he showed it too Steve Perry while in Journey, and the rest is history. But this song by the Baby's is their best song in my opinion. I always crank it up when I hear it.
It was actually written by Dominic Bugatti and Frank Musker. John Waite thought the song was crap and made some changes, so it is credited. to Waite, Bugatti and Musker. It's always been my Baby's favourite as well, but it would be interesting to hear the original, crappy (?) version. :)
Good to know! It is a great song!
Don't know what you mean when you say credited to, trying to find this source, help me out here. I can only find Cain.
These guys were on the verge of approaching that rarified air of superstardom, but never quite made it. I wonder of Waite's ego had anything to do with that.
@@maxslamer wrong. History proves it was Jonathan Cain free who wrote it. Steve perry made it happen. Journey made it famous. Period.
I was fortunate enough to have seen the Babys in Texas somewhere around 1978 or 79 , I forget who they opened for but I was already a big fan so for me it was absolutely awesome……
This was the 1st time i seen both John Waite & Jonathan Cain in the same stage. Wow? This was before both of them decided to reform as the group Bad English
Some of the best powerpop ever.
BerlinFan82 True dat.
Absolutely no fucking question about that I've been a fan of John Waite since Missing You but the Babys were a great band and still are brilliant 🇺🇸🇮🇱🇬🇧🇸🇭🇯🇲🇵🇷🇨🇦🇮🇪🇿🇦🇭🇲🕎🇦🇩🎆🇯🇲🎉🇦🇩🎇🇮🇪♾️♾️🇿🇦🇿🇦🕎🇦🇩 🎆🎇 btw John gave his blessing move on with the next chapter in the band
Remember seeing them in the late 70's great every time made it to #8 in 79. Think there was much competition during those days. Should be in the hall new version since 2013.
great band. great songs. hopefully some of todays kids stumble into it.
Wow look at that Ludwig Vistalite Drum Set!!! That would be worth a small fortune today in that pattern and color combo!!!!!!
yup...rare vintage kit today indeed
I love the amazing Ludwig drum kit . Some kind of tri- colour Octa Plus variation , looks like double headed Concert Toms too , maybe not the 6 , 8 ,10 , 12 . Love the bass drum In the back . The old school drum riser . It Is drumulicious !!!!!! Must be some kind of custom build . I would be In heaven If I had that kit . Gotta love the Marshall stacks also !!!!!!!
Saw them back in about 1981 and this was the opening song. Blew us away!
Good olds days 🙂
Oh God haven't thought of this song in decades and never saw the video.
Love this song. Big fan of Jonathan Cain also !!!
Jon Waite and the Baby’s were are favourite! Long career 70-present
When you’re watching the NFL on Fox, and this is the song they use to go to commercial. Blast from the past! Forgot about this song. JW - most underrated voice ever? JC- from the Babys to Journey- very, very memorable, distinctive keyboardist. Thanks NFL on Fox!
I didn't know John Cain was in The Babys. Learn something everyday.
Yep.... And when he left them he brought his synthesizers to Journey, reinvented their sound, and took *them* to the stratosphere.
@@Scott-DJ And then he sang with John Waite again as part of Bad English.
He is a survivor of the Holy Angels school fire in Chicago
@@lucyboosmom Cain didn't sing. He plays keyboards.
So was Ricky Phillips...the Bass guy in this video. Was with John W, Johnathan Cain in Bad English
The adorable and really sweet Jonathan Caine dressed in his red overalls. 😚😚
Best baby's song ever!
I love this song, it's really saying something ❤❤
Memories of 1980. thanks W103WWRW !
Just saw him last night..voice sounds superb...just as strong. Requested this tune and boom!!! Cool line up here ;-)
Oh, you're so lucky!! John Waite is awesome!
Yes!!!!
Janine Schwarz Wow, where did you see him play at?
"Mexicali Live" on Queen Anne Rd, Teaneck, nj...thanks for asking!
You lucky dog. Last time I saw him and them I think it was in 82" the last year they were together. They were playing with The Styx. It was great!
59 this year and while I always liked John Waite, I never knew much at all about the Babys. This showed up on my RUclips feed and wow, what a great band I missed out on!!
i loved em.union jacks album was top of the line thru and thru.hey babys,comme to okc and rock the lost lakes facility.
Timeless classics!!
The babys were very professional and produced several great songs in the 80s, that have stood the test of time.......Al
My high school metal shop teacher got me into this never turning back you rock !
Loved rollerskating to this...perfection! JW=GENIUS
John Waite! LOVE! Best feel good song ever!
The video, music, and movement's are so in sync. Seeing John and everyone looking back to his crew is great timing.
such a feel good song....