I was a roadie for these fellows for a while. Back when they were touring Ontario, I went meet them when they played in North Bay and asked for a job as a roadie while they toured Northern Ontario. I stayed with them until they hit Iroquois Falls and then decided to step aside to give another big fan an opportunity. They treated me like a brother. Summers in the 70's...those are times I'll never forget.
14 years old in 1971, discovering these guys as a young teen was amazing! About the same time I found the Band..and they could all sing much like Levon,Richard and Rick..the early 70's was rich with Canadian bands and talent..The Guess Who, Blood Sweat and Tears, Michel Pagliaro, Ian and Sylvia, Gordon Lightfoot, The Belles, The Poppy Family..could go on and on..loved the 70's..and of course from the Brits,USA, Sweden and elsewhere..my fave decade!
This song has been stuck in my head for a while. I had to come here to give it a listen. Takes me back. The baritone guitar section sort of reminds me of Glen Campbell.
It was in the 70's, wife had been diagnosed w/ scyz's. In our early 20's. Pretty tough back then. They wanted to do shock therapy, couldn't sign papers. Drove home and boke down to this song. Now in my 50's this song still has a major impact, impact to the good. What a life. As a Canadian proud that you guys came up with this. Thanks.
This was one of my favorite groups. I feel like there were so underrated and they've done so many great songs. They deserve more credit than they got❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
this is the song that was playing when i proposed to my wife back in 74...finally got to see and meet them in person when they came to Thompson,Manitoba in 2007
This song has the simple ability to change your mood into something i can only decribe as peaceful. A friend played a CD at work one day and this song came on. It was a song that i had forgotten from childhood. It has never left me since. Well Done!
I too was born in '58. Unfortunately, I never made it to High School. No, I ran away from home at a VERY young age. By the time I arrived in Alberta, these guys had retired. I love 'em (none the less)!
Susan Wallace, I too was born in '58, (July 11 to be exact). Unlike you though, I have never seen them in concert. (Shame on me)!!! BUT... I will never forget them!
I heard this song live tonight. Unbelievably Kim might sound better than ever. I'm so grateful for the chance to have finally heard this song and many others... Thanks so much guys for all you've shared with us.
What a great song and performance! I never heard this growing up- we in the USA heard too little Canadian music by Canadian artists. Thanks for sharing this! I'm now a Stampeders fan!
We were there in London Ontario in the early 70's. Dancing to their music at the Western Fair in 1973.Those were the days. So happy. Saw and heard them again in Campbell River BC in 2017 magical.
puts me in the back seat of a big old 60;s sedan...great music coming thru a mono AM radio station..cruising the streets about 7 years old not a care in the world.... ;)
me too......70's music had more genres than any decade...we (70's) seem to think that anyways...great tunes from Abba to Zappa..the blanket has been spread..cheers
I opened up for them with my band in ‘93, this song was the highlight, I remember the girl I was dating then loving this song , it’s a beautiful song .
The song is so simple and beautiful yet conveys so much feeling. Really no need for the rap and other misogynistic music that's out there right now. This tops all of them any day. Reminds me of Lighthouse's song Pretty Lady. Same sweet nostalgic feeling.
Absolutely a great song,,,I get so sick of listening to all that rap crap ,,auto tune ,,whining ,,drawn out songs that sounds just brutal,, like a cat just had his tail stepped on..
I've been a huge fan of theirs since I was a teenager. Rich looked so much like my uncle Grant. I had the pleasure to see them perform in Calgary with Gary and Dave. Later on I had an amazing opportunity to work with several well known rock bands from all over including Heart and April Wine
one of the best bands that come from Canada, thanks guys, I here your touring again, make your way to st Thomas Ontario next year for our IRON HORSE FAIR IN AUGUST.WOULD LOVE TO SEE YOU GUYS AGAIN
My wife passed 13 years ago. She was my “lady” and I miss her like blazes. I quite often listen to this song and it brings tears to my eyes too. But that’s o.k.
I'm so sorry to hear of your loss, Rick. May she rest in peace. I can see why this song would make you cry....thinking of her. It's a beautiful song about a love one. You take care my friend and if you have children, they will always raleigh around you. I won't go into the details, but people who loved her and you will help you get through the days.
Love it , Love it....still sounds great after all these years..remember seeing them and the big ole cowboy hat and double geetar....Canadian Rock at its best...
ontnurse2 I just recently discovered them, listening to a Winnepeg oldie station. This great song didn't chart in the States. Also discovered Trooper's "Two for the Show" .. fantastic no States chart song.
Wow, I discovered this one listening to a Canadian oldies station over internet radio around 2016 .. How did this one miss being a hit in the states? It’s on my playlist of all time favorites ...
One of the best songs ever to miss the Billboard Hot 100 altogether. I've always loved it, and I'm not Canadian. So cool that the trio renamed themselves to match the CFL football team from their hometown.
Great Tunes- thank you for uploading this. LIke the other comments - this song brings me back to the simple 70s childhood. Man I wish it was easy for my kids today - so much fear and paranoia everywhere and no electronics!! this is a happy loving song!
I recently attended a 50th annivesary concert in Nova Scotia. These guys are still awesome in their 70's. Small crowd compared to this video, but I guess a lot of people from this era may be gone now.
I remember hearing this song on a Grey Hound bus one year and didn't know the name or artist,,,then heard it on the radio and waited for the DJ to say the name of the song and the band name,,so here I am...great song ,,love it.
this is so nostalgic,can't believe my family and many of my friends aren't around no longer (i'm listening to this for them)damn time fly's *great song*
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I was a roadie for these fellows for a while. Back when they were touring Ontario, I went meet them when they played in North Bay and asked for a job as a roadie while they toured Northern Ontario. I stayed with them until they hit Iroquois Falls and then decided to step aside to give another big fan an opportunity. They treated me like a brother. Summers in the 70's...those are times I'll never forget.
Mike Preston-Engel What a great story! Such an amazing memory for you. Thank you for sharing! :)
Pretty cool stuff Mike!
Nice
I was a good friend of Ian "Snake" Dunbar who was also a roadie for the Stamps after leaving Greaseball Boogie Band/Shooter.
Wow so cool dude!
Such a beautiful song, great voice, gives me shivers. One of Canada's best bands.
Now that is a beauty.. Thank you Stampeders
Still listening in 2019. From one proud Canadian, we love you guys!
and in 2020
Still here in 2020, and will be in 2021....timeless❤️
And in 2021, this music is timeless.
Beautiful bar none. Tops by all accounts.
One of our best from the 70s
Simple and beautiful....an innocence you feel..Kim has such a wonderful voice...they all complement each other...sweet music..
Fond memories of better times. They still touch my heart and soul.
Saw them perform a few times at the Calgary Stampede in the early 70s and still listening in 2020. Back when bands had more talent than celebrity.
Canadian songwriters put all their heart in the music and still continue be great at it.Proud to be a Canadian.
me too
I am so proud to be a Canadian very very very proud.
14 years old in 1971, discovering these guys as a young teen was amazing! About the same time I found the Band..and they could all sing much like Levon,Richard and Rick..the early 70's was rich with Canadian bands and talent..The Guess Who, Blood Sweat and Tears, Michel Pagliaro, Ian and Sylvia, Gordon Lightfoot, The Belles, The Poppy Family..could go on and on..loved the 70's..and of course from the Brits,USA, Sweden and elsewhere..my fave decade!
This song has been stuck in my head for a while. I had to come here to give it a listen. Takes me back. The baritone guitar section sort of reminds me of Glen Campbell.
Beautiful song, not to many songs nowadays can stir your soul like this one. Great band out of Calgary, Alberta Canada.
THEY ARE CANADIAN !!!!!! WOW....🙏😇🤗
Calgary stampede parade ! Pink Cadillac if I remember correctly
Eight years later- I totally agree with you. Hope you are still listening. 2022
Still one of the most beautiful tune of all times! Love Rich, Ronnie & Kim! Thanks so much for sharing!
I totally agree,
It was in the 70's, wife had been diagnosed w/ scyz's. In our early 20's. Pretty tough back then. They wanted to do shock therapy, couldn't sign papers. Drove home and boke down to this song. Now in my 50's this song still has a major impact, impact to the good. What a life.
As a Canadian proud that you guys came up with this. Thanks.
A Stampeder fan I was, and am. This was my favorite as a teen and an adult! Glad I grew up in the 70's
I love this song and band. Underrated. Explains the great music we had back then
One of the all time top 3 bands to come out of Canada. Incredible musicians
Rush, Triumph and April Wine would definitely be in my top 3.
C'mon!! Joni Mitchell, Neil Young, Bryan Adams, Triumph, April Wine, Loverboy, T he Guess Who, Rush???
@@jeffwhiting6315 I know...I just replied the same!!! Add Joni Mitchell, Neil Young, The Guess Who, Loverboy????
@@jeffwhiting6315 Bryan Adams??? 😂😂😂
Classic canadian 70"s song that sends goosebumps ............... great tune
Still one of my favorite Stampeders songs.
Classic!............I was born in '63 and they come to our town in concert. I loved seeing them
such a great band. Thank you......for the memories.
This was one of my favorite groups. I feel like there were so underrated and they've done so many great songs. They deserve more credit than they got❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
That opening harmonica......love it.....
You Don't Hear Good Music like his Anymore...!....Makes you want to cry at times...
Carlos Krueger I just did!!!
Getting ready in the morning to go to school and this is on the radio.
It sure does
The vocal and the strings are this song. Wow, amazing. Whoever did the string arrangement deserves major credit. Beautiful vocal.
Prettiest song ever, you just don't hear beautiful songs like this anymore, so sad❤❤❤
The seventies had some wonderful Canadian bands. Where has our talent gone.
Love this band! So down to earth! Was raised in the area, and loved it. Love this drummer. He can sing and drum, does it well!
May 2020 listening this beautiful song 😌
Great song please check out The Stampeders - Against the Grain Album Review on my channel
wonderful song, listening here in uk January 2021 in lockdown
quarantine? if you're healthy that's stupid.
May 2024 still listening. R.I.P. Ronnie King…
Makes me smile and cry... cuz I realize, I'm not 12 anymore..I'm 50.....where has the time gone??? The world spins so fast....
54 yesterday here.such a beautiful song.takes me back and i get the tears also
Racoldgin I could have written the exact same thing.... same feelings and memories.
Exactly how I felt when listening to it.
this is the song that was playing when i proposed to my wife back in 74...finally got to see and meet them in person when they came to Thompson,Manitoba in
2007
well I saw these guys at O.D.C.V.I...…and I am a young 60! Time does not fly...it is what we do with it that makes it pass.
Just a great tune from a great Canadian band!
How did I miss this voice back in the day?? What a great vocalist! Will definitely look for more.
Just seen them live in Cornwall! What a show it was, glad i got to see them with my dad before they’re gone with the wind ❤️🤟🏽
This song has the simple ability to change your mood into something i can only decribe as peaceful. A friend played a CD at work one day and this song came on. It was a song that i had forgotten from childhood. It has never left me since. Well Done!
The drummer, Kim, was a friend of my family, and baby sat me when I was really tiny.
Big crush on Kim❤ They played at our high School....Cape Breton Island wonderful memories
gorgeous song...one of the most visceral love songs in my opinion...just takes your heart and mind to a whole new realm.
I was born in 1958...I saw them at my high school....one concert....was kewl back then. I have that album...still today
Me too all around.
Played Salmon Arm High in 1975.
saw these guys at least 5 times in Charlottetown
Saw then in Halifax in the early seventies - great memories of their songs.
I too was born in '58. Unfortunately, I never made it to High School. No, I ran away from home at a VERY young age. By the time I arrived in Alberta, these guys had retired. I love 'em (none the less)!
Susan Wallace, I too was born in '58, (July 11 to be exact). Unlike you though, I have never seen them in concert. (Shame on me)!!! BUT... I will never forget them!
hey ! I' m 61 years old. Mon 1er album acheté était The Stampeders, et je ne me lasse pas d'écouter cette fabuleuse chanson
c'est vrais et Burton Cummings aussi...tout la musique au la 70's! Uriah Heep...crank it, docteur!
@@vivelafrance7968 👍🏽😁Burton Cummings what an incredible voice, and he had some great songs as a solo artist 🎶🎶
I just left their concert. Loved it so much. Did this one....so beautiful.
I heard this song live tonight. Unbelievably Kim might sound better than ever. I'm so grateful for the chance to have finally heard this song and many others... Thanks so much guys for all you've shared with us.
Wow...nothing like the 70's music 🎶 even though I was young, the best tunes 🎶 came from the 70s
yes very true
... and the 60s too!
yeah there's something about 70s music that is so calm and relaxing
It was awesome when the Stampeders used to come to our high school dances to perform.
What a great song and performance! I never heard this growing up- we in the USA heard too little Canadian music by Canadian artists. Thanks for sharing this! I'm now a Stampeders fan!
I love it when our America brothers and sisters discover the humble country to the north.
This country has produced some good stuff.
We were there in London Ontario in the early 70's. Dancing to their music at the Western Fair in 1973.Those were the days. So happy. Saw and heard them again in Campbell River BC in 2017 magical.
Great song please check out The Stampeders - Against the Grain Album Review on my channel
puts me in the back seat of a big old 60;s sedan...great music coming thru a mono AM radio station..cruising the streets about 7 years old not a care in the world.... ;)
Wow- you were driving a big cool 60's car at 7 years old? And here I thought I was pretty cool driving my dad's 64 Chevy wagon at 13. ;- )
Lol...
Nope My Parents were driving..
I was in the Backseat...
:)
Great Canadian band seen them at my high school in Barrie ont as a kid still listening 40 plus years later
My family and I had only been in Canada a moth when we saw this on a tv special
They did. It's still one of my favourites 45 years later
Gorgeous. Wow, this takes me back. I was 15. Where has the time gone?
The Stampeders were the first concert I ever attended, one of my best memories.
me too......70's music had more genres than any decade...we (70's) seem to think that anyways...great tunes from Abba to Zappa..the blanket has been spread..cheers
I opened up for them with my band in ‘93, this song was the highlight, I remember the girl I was dating then loving this song , it’s a beautiful song .
Love these guys! Just saw them a few months ago in St. John's Nl . Brought back so many memories!!
Oh, my God, they are getting on in age by now.
they are getting older but they still kick ass , i love seeing these guys when ever i can you never know when it will be their last show
Have they been in St. John's recently? Would have loved to have seen them.
just something about harmonicas and baritone guitars. they stir up the soul! nice song.
Wow, makes me feel like a kid again.
I love how this is so soothing and there is a tone too it that is completely heart melting.
along with " april wine "...and " the guess who "...the biggest internal canadian band of the first half of the 70 's .
Then came RUSH in the mid 70's, and the best Canadian band of all time.
That would be a great concert today.
We miss those bands, a sweet simpler kind of honest music. a person had to have a good set of vocals
Trooper too
I always loved it when the drummer could also sing! It's like a Pitcher who can also bat well too, well done Kim Berly!
great metaphor
I couldn’t agree more!
The pride and joy of Cdn music
The BAND as well
The song is so simple and beautiful yet conveys so much feeling. Really no need for the rap and other misogynistic music that's out there right now. This tops all of them any day. Reminds me of Lighthouse's song Pretty Lady. Same sweet nostalgic feeling.
Absolutely a great song,,,I get so sick of listening to all that rap crap ,,auto tune ,,whining ,,drawn out songs that sounds just brutal,, like a cat just had his tail stepped on..
+Tunnel Crawler Yup, and both good solid Canadian bands
Tunnel Crawler love that song too
You bet!!! Another GREAT Canadian band
Tunnel Crawler I
Saw them last night. The original power trio. They were awesome and funny too!
❤️🍁Great canadian band🇨🇦❤️
The Stampeders was the first concert I ever went to in Greenwood NS with my high school girlfriend in 1972.
Another great tune that you don't hear very often...
Simply beautiful. Music, lyrics and Rich's vocal, wow.
WOW! God has send us beautiful music ! So stop looking for miracles
My woman and mother inlaw just came from their concert tonight . She just sent me this link to this song ❤
I've been a huge fan of theirs since I was a teenager. Rich looked so much like my uncle Grant. I had the pleasure to see them perform in Calgary with Gary and Dave. Later on I had an amazing opportunity to work with several well known rock bands from all over including Heart and April Wine
OMG...I forgot how pretty this is....great to hear again
Went to a concert the Stampeders put on in Brandon Mb last night. Still rockin and sounding good in 2023.
one of the best bands that come from Canada, thanks guys, I here your touring again, make your way to st Thomas Ontario next year for our IRON HORSE FAIR IN AUGUST.WOULD LOVE TO SEE YOU GUYS AGAIN
Beautiful song!
saw thier concerts back in the seventies ! so good a sound !
Kim Burly Rich Dodson Ronny King some of the great Canadian talent in the music industry love their music
Just one of this great band's many great songs.
I love this takes me back to all the good times I've had
This was the first band I went to see in concert back in the early 70s. Still love them. So under rated.
Recollection of my thoughts and time that has passed .62 is no spring chicken.I first heard this song at 14 back in the 70s.
My first concert ever STAMPEDERS 1974 Powell River B.C Awesome!!!
My wife passed a few months ago This song makes me think of her Makes me cry
I'm so sorry for your loss, Rick. What a beautiful song to remember her by. Hang in there buddy....she's watching over you......I'm sure of that.
My wife passed 13 years ago. She was my “lady” and I miss her like blazes. I quite often listen to this song and it brings tears to my eyes too. But that’s o.k.
I'm so sorry to hear of your loss, Rick. May she rest in peace. I can see why this song would make you cry....thinking of her. It's a beautiful song about a love one. You take care my friend and if you have children, they will always raleigh around you. I won't go into the details, but people who loved her and you will help you get through the days.
Love it , Love it....still sounds great after all these years..remember seeing them and the big ole cowboy hat and double geetar....Canadian Rock at its best...
I'm glad to be able to listen to this song at these times.
wow such a pure voice,great band lots of memories
ontnurse2 I just recently discovered them, listening to a Winnepeg oldie station. This great song didn't chart in the States.
Also discovered Trooper's "Two for the Show" .. fantastic no States chart song.
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could i have this dance with you
I wonder what ever happened to the band?
I've loved this song from my childhood years up until now...
I love you Marisa !
Darrell Turner Wonderful memories forever :)
My childhood song, warm summer nights on my bike, ice cream and this song blasting from the juke box at the chocolate shop. ❤️ I’m 54 now.
Can’t remember the last time I heard this song. Certainly stirs som memories tho.
Wow, I discovered this one listening to a Canadian oldies station over internet radio around 2016 .. How did this one miss being a hit in the states? It’s on my playlist of all time favorites ...
One of the best songs ever to miss the Billboard Hot 100 altogether. I've always loved it, and I'm not Canadian. So cool that the trio renamed themselves to match the CFL football team from their hometown.
Our first dance as a married couple was to this song! Loved it then, love it now!
Great Tunes- thank you for uploading this. LIke the other comments - this song brings me back to the simple 70s childhood. Man I wish it was easy for my kids today - so much fear and paranoia everywhere and no electronics!! this is a happy loving song!
I recently attended a 50th annivesary concert in Nova Scotia. These guys are still awesome in their 70's. Small crowd compared to this video, but I guess a lot of people from this era may be gone now.
Shame; even Guys my age in their 60's never experienced or remember their genius. Then I start naming songs and it's like "that was the Stampeders"?
These guys defined an era
I seen them at the Halifax forum, they were great, and underrated in my opinion.
Absolutely beautiful song...fitting for its title. Reminds me of my first love back in 1980.
Always loved this song ❤
I remember hearing this song on a Grey Hound bus one year and didn't know the name or artist,,,then heard it on the radio and waited for the DJ to say the name of the song and the band name,,so here I am...great song ,,love it.
This brings me back to the 70s and young love and broken hearts so I smile and shed a tear
When i hear this song reminds me of the great times so many years ago!! Great Canadian band!!!
Beautiful song , Listen to them.back in high school
I saw these wonderful artists atthe Calgary Stampede.
Reminds me of my grandparents..great song
yes Debbie...amazing voice....amazing band
What a beautiful song.
this is so nostalgic,can't believe my family and many of my friends aren't around no longer (i'm listening to this for them)damn time fly's *great song*