Great song! The 1970s had a lot of country-rock, folk-rock and soft-rock artists like England Dan (Seals) and John Ford Coley, Seals and Crofts (Jim Seals is England Dan's brother), America, Poco, Pure Prairie League, Orleans, Bellamy Brothers, Allman Brothers, Jackson Browne and the early Eagles.
Love this Song ! It is Romantic ! Loved slowwww dancing to this one. Yes this was 1976, Sweet Sixteen. I have Amazing Memories dancing to this song. Always brings a Smile to my face. We were Lucky that music was Romantic & Respective.
The nice thing about being born late 60s - we grew up with this music and use it still today because it holds it's message and can still stop us in our tracks. Today's music means nothing because it says nothing. If you want to have a lovely evening with your wife - ask us old farts - we can help you take her breath away 😉
Great things about these songs is they tell a story and are filled with emotion. I was in my teens and made me all tingly. It stays on my playlist all the time (from a 53 yo)!
In the 70s, there were many bands like this. This band, Firefall, and others. It was pretty and I liked the harmonies - I like any music with great close harmonies.
Omg + I love firefall. They came to our middle School and I had their signed poster until the house caught fire. Broke my heart. Thankfully I still remember talking to them. A lot of classmates forgot about it and when I bring it up they're response is - omg I completely forgot about that - and - how the hell did you remember that? 😁
Also know a Cleveland band that is still active today but in other ways (one with Herman's hermits) and the drummer actually asked me once - do you forget anything? I told him when it comes to music and friends - I try not to.
Love England Dan and John Ford Coley 💜 I was 15 when this song came out 1976...I bet you weren't even born yet Ty 😂 love songs were meaningful and special back then 😍 I didn't have a boyfriend but daydreamed to this song 😊 I always love your reaction and comments Ty 💜
About 1974 or so, I was at a stoplight in Dallas in my VW beetle, this song was on the radio. At the same time, the guy next to me & I looked at each other...both of us singing “nights are forever without you”. We just smiled and took off when the light turned green. I don’t know why I never forgot that.
Oh yesss...I'm 57 ..My man is 39 hes totally soo romantic. TO HEAR A MAN SING THOSE KIND OF SONGS? makes me grateful to know that I have a guy like this. Romantic...In touch with his feelings not macho.
England Dan & John Ford Coley were the best for broken hearted love songs in the 70s, their songs ''I'd Really Love To See You Tonight'' & ''We'll Never Have to Say Goodbye Again'' is my 2 favorites
Yup! This and other 70's songs still do it for me. My husband and I were just friends in high school, but have been married now for 37 years. He still knows the way to my heart and has spotify playlists of our high school songs that he puts on when we're in the car together. R Romance never dies!
Grew up in the 70s and 80s and yes, this song is romantic which is why I’m still listening to it today and glad that younger folks can still appreciate music from our era.
Yes it did make me feel very special... one day I went to visit my future husband and when I got there he pulled out a new Lou Rawls album and played a song for me called Lady Love it was so sweet and beautiful and to this day when I hear it on the radio it melts my heart.... that was almost 41 years ago. Would love to see you react to the song I think you'll really like it...♡
OMG! I am at 6 Flags with my 8th grade majorette buddies! We won a free trip sponsered by Coke & 10 14-15 yr old giggling girls went to their concert! LOL!! Where are my white knee high boots? HA!
Hi Allison, thanks for the reply! I met my wife of 40 now in a Discotek when I was stationed in Germany. I still carry photos of her in my wallet from that time. I tell her every day she still looks the same to me as she did back then. She tells me to get my eyes checked! I still send her some special songs by email and she calls me a Hopeless Romantic!
Give a listen to "Soldier In The Rain" by England Dan & John Ford Coley . This came out when too many of our young men had been to Viet Nam. It was definitely a song for its time, but I think any veteran would feel it and understand.
I was probably 7 or 8 when I first heard this back in the 70's! I'm sure I didn't have the sophistication to really "get" the song, but I do remember that it gave me a very happy and uplifted feeling.
heard it for the First time on WRBN in the 70's was hooked on the band, they had a string of hits in the 70's and dan seals switched over into country and had success.
THIS IS ONE OF MY FAVORITES!!!!! Thanks so much mrm. Always love your reaction. I can still tell the 70's soft rock is a bit of culture shock for you, but we'll get you broke into it. lol XD Love your channel. Keep up the good work. God Bless. :)
I was a teen back in the 70's, just starting high school in the later part of them. Yes it meant alot to us when our man would sing love songs to us. Ask your lovely wife how she felt when you sang to her at your wedding. She will tell you that it makes us feel all warm and fuzzy inside. It meant we had a special place in his heart. Except I dated a guy who sang " No Anchovies Please" to me by Blue Oyster Cult. Not very romantic.
Lethal, "No Anchovies Please" (while it's a brilliant song unto itself) is most definitely not romantic - I agree! However, it was written and performed by the J. Geils Band...off of their "Love Stinks" album. Just in case you were wrongfully boycotting the BOC. hehehe...peach out!
@@MrBabyBoa No I would never boycott BOC, but they also did a,version of the song. In fact I dont even remember J Geils doing,that and I was a pretty big fan of theirs,also. But thanks for the info. I am,always open to music history.
I had been married 3 yrs 1976 and hubby and I loved this song. But to this day at that time my best girlfriends fiancé was in military he was going to Korea and it was there song. My fav of theirs was “I’d really love to see you tonight” awesome harmony
My favorite of their songs was id really love to see you tonight. But another good one I really think you would like a lot is "love is the answer ". It has deep meaning to it.
I used to play these kinds of songs when my boyfriend dropped me. And when I hear one, it still makes me cry and go back to that time and feel the same way. Weird thing is that was 50 years ago and I can’t get this guy out of my head. I’m married to a great guy (34 years) and I still think of my first love. I just listened to your video and am crying my head off. Husband doesn’t know.
I was barely 15 when this song came out. I had my first major crush on a girl named Sherry. Even though I did not know what this song was all about, it expressed my heart at the time.
Every song by England Dan and John Ford Coley was top notch. There are many tune to react to. Try the tune I'd Really Love To See You Tonight, and Love Is The Answer...
70s I was in my teens in high school when this song came out. I danced at our schools sock hops to this song. The love of my life, my forever guy. I guess to a teen a few months is forever, Lol.
in 1970 I was 19, and married, He never played anything for me, but I would psych my self up playing this album, and the Carpenters. The only thing that kept me in this abusive marriage for 12 years
Love is the Answer. Please dedicate this song to my sister Karen. She's my Angel now. Her life was taken by 2 men in 2015. This was our favorite song. From her sister Lisa
I was in my 20's in the 70's. I felt cherished and loved hearing songs like this. I got married at 18 in 1968. Still with him 50 years later. So maybe the music back then worked.
"Love is the answer" and "I'd really love to see you tonight" are another two popular songs by England Dan and John Ford Coley. I loved these three songs by this duo. Very easy listening, love songs. I wished I had a girlfriend to play these songs to, at the time, but I always went with current love songs to play and therefore connect with each or any girlfriend.
They were in the 70's. I like 47 of their songs. No other musicians has that many that I like. I wish they stayed together longer but Dan Seals went country after awhile. I liked him better singing this kind of music with John Ford Coley
Much love and respect to all the ladies that commented from our days in the 70's! The young people today need to spend some time learning about the past to better themselves in the present!
Wrong. 70s music the best. Love this song. They have one even better called Love Is The Answer. Can't tell you how many times I listened to these guys and the other great music especially from mid to late 70s. Thanks for playing this one!!
@@laurakali6522 - Yes, Todd Rungren wrote it and released it with Utopia. England Dan & John Ford Coley recorded it later and had a pretty big hit with it.
this was the first song i dedicated to my first girlfriend after she had to leave and i wasnt able to see her again...man, i was so young and had so many hopes and dreams, now i have gotten older, getting divorced, health issues.....itz just not the same anymore....
Yes. My first husband sang and played guitar. He didn't do this one, but did a lot of James Taylor and John Denver. They always made me feel good, especially when he would play them for me.
When I was a teen and experiencing a lot of different interactions with boys songs like this would give me hope that deep inside they were capable of romantic, caring, long lasting feelings for a girl. Like a window to the soul, because boys can really show a tougher side to the casual world. I am now long married to just such a man. A beautiful person.
Great song! The 1970s had a lot of country-rock, folk-rock and soft-rock artists like England Dan (Seals) and John Ford Coley, Seals and Crofts (Jim Seals is England Dan's brother), America, Poco, Pure Prairie League, Orleans, Bellamy Brothers, Allman Brothers, Jackson Browne and the early Eagles.
I hate those videos..............i loved the song but wasnt thinkin of ‘love’ at 16. Just singing the song.
So right.
This song is a classic.
England Dan and John Ford Coley "Love is the Answer" is their best song in my opinion.
The 2 people that disliked this are laying in bed with the radio on listening to Milli Vanilli
Hahaha
i'm sitting here laughing my ass off.
"I'd really love to see you tonight" was another popular one they did.
Love that one!
Then Dan Seals went on to have an extremely successful country music career in the 80s
Love this Song ! It is Romantic ! Loved slowwww dancing to this one. Yes this was 1976, Sweet Sixteen. I have Amazing Memories dancing to this song. Always brings a Smile to my face. We were Lucky that music was Romantic & Respective.
I remember rollerskating to this song....my favorite song through the 70's
Another of theirs to check out is "I'd Really Love To See You Tonight"
Oh yes!
Don't forget it went on to become a top 40 country hit years later for Dan Seals, the former England Dan.
The nice thing about being born late 60s - we grew up with this music and use it still today because it holds it's message and can still stop us in our tracks.
Today's music means nothing because it says nothing.
If you want to have a lovely evening with your wife - ask us old farts - we can help you take her breath away 😉
Love 70's soft rock!
70's soft rock RULES....
Oh Lord, I remember this one, word for word. Played a lot on the radio.
Me too I thought i was the only one. You have great taste in music 😃😃😃
Great things about these songs is they tell a story and are filled with emotion. I was in my teens and made me all tingly. It stays on my playlist all the time (from a 53 yo)!
In the 70s, there were many bands like this. This band, Firefall, and others. It was pretty and I liked the harmonies - I like any music with great close harmonies.
Omg + I love firefall. They came to our middle School and I had their signed poster until the house caught fire. Broke my heart. Thankfully I still remember talking to them. A lot of classmates forgot about it and when I bring it up they're response is - omg I completely forgot about that - and - how the hell did you remember that? 😁
Also know a Cleveland band that is still active today but in other ways (one with Herman's hermits) and the drummer actually asked me once - do you forget anything? I told him when it comes to music and friends - I try not to.
58 years old here...and yes, this song and others like it back then...MAJOR swoonage!!!🥰😁💋❤👍
Love England Dan and John Ford Coley 💜 I was 15 when this song came out 1976...I bet you weren't even born yet Ty 😂 love songs were meaningful and special back then 😍 I didn't have a boyfriend but daydreamed to this song 😊 I always love your reaction and comments Ty 💜
we are close to the same age. i remember this all to well. many good songs from our age group.
@@kevinwallis2194 nice to know 😊 hello Kevin 👋 yes many wonderful songs and precious memories 😁
I was 16. Growing up in the 70s was soooo awesome!!
I remember roller skating to this song which was one of my favorites and still is to this day!! Love your wide variety of reactions!!! 😁😁❤
Couples Skate!
About 1974 or so, I was at a stoplight in Dallas in my VW beetle, this song was on the radio. At the same time, the guy next to me & I looked at each other...both of us singing “nights are forever without you”. We just smiled and took off when the light turned green. I don’t know why I never forgot that.
Oh yesss...I'm 57 ..My man is 39 hes totally soo romantic. TO HEAR A MAN SING THOSE KIND OF SONGS? makes me grateful to know that I have a guy like this. Romantic...In touch with his feelings not macho.
England Dan & John Ford Coley were the best for broken hearted love songs in the 70s, their songs ''I'd Really Love To See You Tonight'' & ''We'll Never Have to Say Goodbye Again'' is my 2 favorites
Yup! This and other 70's songs still do it for me. My husband and I were just friends in high school, but have been married now for 37 years. He still knows the way to my heart and has spotify playlists of our high school songs that he puts on when we're in the car together. R
Romance never dies!
This brings back memories! I was 10 years old when this song was released in 1976. RIP Dan Seals.
Honey... I didn't need no man to make me feel special with this song.. it is just a BRILLIANT song on it's own!!💗🙌🌹
Grew up in the 70s and 80s and yes, this song is romantic which is why I’m still listening to it today and glad that younger folks can still appreciate music from our era.
Yes it did make me feel very special... one day I went to visit my future husband and when I got there he pulled out a new Lou Rawls album and played a song for me called Lady Love it was so sweet and beautiful and to this day when I hear it on the radio it melts my heart.... that was almost 41 years ago. Would love to see you react to the song I think you'll really like it...♡
OMG! I am at 6 Flags with my 8th grade majorette buddies! We won a free trip sponsered by Coke & 10 14-15 yr old giggling girls went to their concert! LOL!! Where are my white knee high boots? HA!
Hi Allison, thanks for the reply! I met my wife of 40 now in a Discotek when I was stationed in Germany. I still carry photos of her in my wallet from that time. I tell her every day she still looks the same to me as she did back then. She tells me to get my eyes checked! I still send her some special songs by email and she calls me a Hopeless Romantic!
Dan Seals feat Marie Osmond - Meet Me In Montana.....great harmonies
Yes! 😃
One of my favorite songs of all time. I used to fall asleep with this 45 on repeat when it was brand new. They have many other great songs too.
Lyrical Masterpieces Were The Norm In The 60's & 70's...The Supergroups Poured Their Soulful Syrup Nice and Thick- What A Time To Be Alive-
Give a listen to "Soldier In The Rain" by England Dan & John Ford Coley
. This came out when too many of our young men had been to Viet Nam. It was definitely a song for its time, but I think any veteran would feel it and understand.
Yes, it made me feel special!
I was probably 7 or 8 when I first heard this back in the 70's! I'm sure I didn't have the sophistication to really "get" the song, but I do remember that it gave me a very happy and uplifted feeling.
The harmony is what had me with this song and the beautiful lyrics.
heard it for the First time on WRBN in the 70's was hooked on the band, they had a string of hits in the 70's and dan seals switched over into country and had success.
I'm 60. 17 back then. So many butterflies❤❤
That guitar at the start of the chorus still gives me the chills!
Love your shows man, when I'm having a bad day just pop you on.
1976.
Please look at "Sad To Belong" by them. That one hit me once.
Soldier In The Rain is another great one of theirs.
THIS IS ONE OF MY FAVORITES!!!!! Thanks so much mrm. Always love your reaction. I can still tell the 70's soft rock is a bit of culture shock for you, but we'll get you broke into it. lol XD Love your channel. Keep up the good work. God Bless. :)
When that guitar riff kicks in! Love it!
I was a teen back in the 70's, just starting high school in the later part of them. Yes it meant alot to us when our man would sing love songs to us. Ask your lovely wife how she felt when you sang to her at your wedding. She will tell you that it makes us feel all warm and fuzzy inside. It meant we had a special place in his heart. Except I dated a guy who sang " No Anchovies Please" to me by Blue Oyster Cult. Not very romantic.
Lethal, "No Anchovies Please" (while it's a brilliant song unto itself) is most definitely not romantic - I agree! However, it was written and performed by the J. Geils Band...off of their "Love Stinks" album. Just in case you were wrongfully boycotting the BOC. hehehe...peach out!
@@MrBabyBoa No I would never boycott BOC, but they also did a,version of the song. In fact I dont even remember J Geils doing,that and I was a pretty big fan of theirs,also. But thanks for the info. I am,always open to music history.
The scream of the guitar at the end is so good in my opinion.
50sbaby 🙋🏽♀️♥️that sweet dreams songs that had real meaning
All time 70's classic ! ------1977 --------Dan Seals & John Ford Coley. -------------------------------WolfSky9, 72 y/o
When I was young I really want to see you again made me feel special . Course I was 15 back then.
I love this group and I was a teenager in the 80s, yes from the 70s
Great song! Love all of their music!
One of my favorite songs from the 70's.
OMG MY VERY FAVORITE SONG BY THEM!! 💗💗💗
I had been married 3 yrs 1976 and hubby and I loved this song. But to this day at that time my best girlfriends fiancé was in military he was going to Korea and it was there song. My fav of theirs was “I’d really love to see you tonight” awesome harmony
Love is the answer is one if their great hits too!!! U would enjoy the message!💞
Yes this is one of those songs that make you feel special
This is the type of music that got me into music in the mid 70's listing to this on AM radio on the school bus on the way to middle school
Listen up kids! This is real music!! 😊
I need this song on 1000 watt speakers upside my ears!!🙆♀️🙆♀️
My favorite of their songs was id really love to see you tonight. But another good one I really think you would like a lot is "love is the answer ". It has deep meaning to it.
I always thought it was Knights of Columbus Without You
Romantic music ... I was13 in 1976. 💕
Love their songs this is Great !!!
I remember this song I listened to this song when my dad was teaching me to drive my freshman year.
I was little ( elementary school) and I loved this band
An oldie but goodie.
Best parking song ever !
I used to play these kinds of songs when my boyfriend dropped me. And when I hear one, it still makes me cry and go back to that time and feel the same way. Weird thing is that was 50 years ago and I can’t get this guy out of my head. I’m married to a great guy (34 years) and I still think of my first love. I just listened to your video and am crying my head off. Husband doesn’t know.
I love their music!
AWESOME I just went back to the 70s😄👍 best place to b
Definitely 70s, and more like Little River Band. Was in my teens back then. Learned to slow dance to songs like this.
I was barely 15 when this song came out. I had my first major crush on a girl named Sherry. Even though I did not know what this song was all about, it expressed my heart at the time.
Germany, 1976, US Army, 18 year old missing his girl back in the states -still gives me the same reaction almost 50 years later.
Their voices were smooth as silk and the harmony in the voices was amazing.
Every song by England Dan and John Ford Coley was top notch. There are many tune to react to. Try the tune I'd Really Love To See You Tonight, and Love Is The Answer...
I are old...lol. at 62. When this came out, I'd listen to songs like this and wish i could sing these to a gal.
Just another 70s love 💕 it all
70s I was in my teens in high school when this song came out. I danced at our schools sock hops to this song. The love of my life, my forever guy. I guess to a teen a few months is forever, Lol.
Saw them at Cincinnati Gardens back in the 70's somewhere. Paid 99 cents for the ticket!
in 1970 I was 19, and married, He never played anything for me, but I would psych my self up playing this album, and the Carpenters. The only thing that kept me in this abusive marriage for 12 years
Love is the Answer. Please dedicate this song to my sister Karen. She's my Angel now. Her life was taken by 2 men in 2015. This was our favorite song. From her sister Lisa
They still make me feel that way. My first "real" boyfriend would sing So caught up in you by 38 special. It still makes me think of him.
RUclips=Wildflower - Skylark [HD] classic greatness
My husband passed away 9 years ago and my nights are still forever without him.
Legend has it that he's still waiting for the dawn.
I was in my 20's in the 70's. I felt cherished and loved hearing songs like this. I got married at 18 in 1968. Still with him 50 years later. So maybe the music back then worked.
Nice song from the past I hadn't listened to for a few years. Like the harmony and reminds me of Bread a little.
Ah, man. This song was all over the radio when I was little. I love it, and love their vocals.
Stumbled onto your channel. subbed and binge watching. Great content and loving the outro. Really appreciate you sharing.
Oh, the memories. Love these guys. Classic easy listening music.😊
Love them! They had several really great songs. 70’s music. Real musicians with meaningful lyrics ❤️❤️
"Love is the answer" and "I'd really love to see you tonight" are another two popular songs by England Dan and John Ford Coley.
I loved these three songs by this duo. Very easy listening, love songs. I wished I had a girlfriend to play these songs to, at the time, but I always went with current love songs to play and therefore connect with each or any girlfriend.
Takes me back to high school dances after football games
They were in the 70's. I like 47 of their songs. No other musicians has that many that I like. I wish they stayed together longer but Dan Seals went country after awhile. I liked him better singing this kind of music with John Ford Coley
Much love and respect to all the ladies that commented from our days in the 70's! The young people today need to spend some time learning about the past to better themselves in the present!
Wrong. 70s music the best. Love this song. They have one even better called Love Is The Answer. Can't tell you how many times I listened to these guys and the other great music especially from mid to late 70s. Thanks for playing this one!!
Arlene ElvisGirl Isn’t that a Todd Rundgren or Utopia song?
@@laurakali6522 I don't think so. They may ha covered it but I think it was theirs originally.
Arlene ElvisGirl I am seeing Todd next week. Will see what he says. I know Utopia played it last year when I saw them.
@@laurakali6522 - Yes, Todd Rungren wrote it and released it with Utopia. England Dan & John Ford Coley recorded it later and had a pretty big hit with it.
Follow-up after : " I'd Really Love To See You Tonight". ----------------------WolfSky9, 72 y/o
'Sad to Belong' by them has the most beautiful girl ever at the start of the video.
I was a young teen but this is want we all wish a man would say to us all theses love songs
i never met a woman that didn't love when a guy played a song for them that he thought of them when he listened to it.
Yep 70s had there album I was in my teens
this was the first song i dedicated to my first girlfriend after she had to leave and i wasnt able to see her again...man, i was so young and had so many hopes and dreams, now i have gotten older, getting divorced, health issues.....itz just not the same anymore....
Yes. My first husband sang and played guitar. He didn't do this one, but did a lot of James Taylor and John Denver. They always made me feel good, especially when he would play them for me.
When I was a teen and experiencing a lot of different interactions with boys songs like this would give me hope that deep inside they were capable of romantic, caring, long lasting feelings for a girl. Like a window to the soul, because boys can really show a tougher side to the casual world. I am now long married to just such a man. A beautiful person.
We used to slow dance to this!
Love!!! I prefer studio songs too..which this is. Ty. 💞☺