If the guys in the band think that nobody can tell that it's somebody other than J.R. singing, I've got a surprise for them!! He has one of the truly most recognizable voices of the 90's, and still has it! I could listen to him sing the phone book...., if we still had phone books.
Dishwalla came walking into the Kaanapali Sheraton's restaurant, they sat in my section, this was back in the mid 90's, I was a huge fan, long story short, these guys were absolute gentelmen, polite, kind, I treated them like regular people, they appreciated that so much, they tipped me $300.00, I was blowed away. I've been following J.R.s career, he's brilliant, and is like a fine wine. He has aged perfectly.♥️
JR Richards is one of those rare cases where being the vocalist didn't go to their head. He is caring, kind, and doesn't have a huge ego. Dude just gave away his awesome "stripped" album for free. No one's perfect or anything, but JR Richards is closer than most.
My uncle recommend this band to me and the song Counting Blue Cars. Then I looked up on the band and they make great timeless classics. Angels or Devils is my favorite.
Hi! I'm from Bolivia 🇧🇴 and I'm a huge fan of this band. I had the opportunity to see JR. Richards live back in 2019 it was awesome, a dream come true. Thanks for the video. It was cool! Ps. Hope they reunite again. ✌
Sometimes a song can get stuck on replay in your head. I'm going on the third day of Counting Blue Cars playing on a loop in my head, I'm in no hurry for it to stop.
... I really miss looking forward to new rock and roll bands making their fame. Rock and roll went into a coma at the turn of the century. So sad seems bands like yours the last gasp...hope R & R makes a come back in my lifetime.
Found Dishwalla’s Pet Your Friends CD years ago and play it often. It’s hard to pick out a favorite since JR Richard’s voice is so rich with character.
I had requested this one twice! It's kinda what I figured, I mean how would you ever top a song like Counting Blue Cars? It really doomed them in the end but I'm sure they made a hell of a lot of money off it. Thanks for doing this one RRT.
@@rnrtruestories Thanks again! Hoping for an episode on Tony Martin era Black Sabbath sometimes down the road and one possibly about Ian Gillian's stint in the band, in the early mid 80s.
Dishwalla definitely marked the beginning of the end of 90s alternative music. (3 minutes into video) listening to what their influences were, it's clear why they were.
The most creative part of this tune is the drone chorus harmony of “tell me all your thoughts on god” sung under the lead vocal. It’s a very clever song. Love it.
Great vid, my friend. I really like a lot of Dishwalla's stuff, but they had a cover of BB King's "The Thrill is Gone" that they'd done for the soundtrack to a VERY underrated 90's movie called "Things to do in Denver When You're Dead" - which was absolutely mesmerizing... That song still graces many of my playlists to this day.
I hate the overrating of TTDIDWYD. It's such an embarrassing pulp fiction knock off that misses every aspect of everything that made PF what it was. Oooh! Everyone has a "cool" nickname!
I discovered Dishwalla (and Matchbox 20) in 2002 & began my rabbit hole dive into their stuff, got really into them & eventually got all of their album CD's. I even got to see them live once. I was also on their website forum a lot back then 2 decades ago. That forum has since died long ago & replaced with new forums. Despite what anyone says, I think their 1998 sophomore album was the best for me. Thus, if 1996 Pet Your Friends was akin to gritty rock (or whatever), then 1998 AYTYKWLA was psychedelic rock. Also loved 2002 Opaline, my favorite track there was "Somewhere In The Middle" which actually made the airwaves in 2002. Unfortunately, I think the reason their 2005 self-titled album was lackluster was because they rehashed a few past unofficial songs on it, i.e. these songs were played at gigs but never put on prior albums. Anyway, once they shockingly & surprisingly went on hiatus after their 2005 album somewhat flopped, I felt that spelled the end of them. A lot of the fanbase felt that & the future was dark. When they came back, out of nowhere, in 2008, JR was gone & someone else took his place. The fanbase felt that sting. You have to remember that JR's tenor voice was iconic of the band for a decade, just like Steve Perry for Journey & Freddie Mercury of Queen. The band just did not feel right without that familiar voice. Why do you think Journey brought in Arnel Pineda? Simply because he sounded a lot like Perry. Once Dishwalla fans found out that JR left, to solo, as well as for his son, I think about half the Walla fanbase took a nose dive. Sadly, it just did not feel right without JR, so I took that nose dive too, no offense to Justin Fox. And because of JR's loss, I think the band is not what it used to be & they have less followers & thus not as popular anymore. So since 2008, I have not followed Dishwalla either. Side note: About 15 years ago I actually did find an official music video for one of their songs that no one else has, after looking around, even on RUclips, so I think no one has this or is even aware of it (maybe the original members remember making it), except me. I've been holding on to it for 15 years. Heck, I don't even know where I have a copy of it. But if I do find it again, maybe one day I will release it.
Such an underrated band. Discovered them 2 years ago, Opaline is of the greatest albums I've ever heard from that era. And JR Richards is a amazing singer.
Thank you! I totally agree that Opaline was the best album we made... definitely, some of the best songs I've written and the band crushed it in the studio :)
Thank you very much for sharing this great and informative video! I am a fan of Dishwalla from Europe! All the best and rock on! Plenty of success with your channel! Amazing work!
One of my fav all time band, and by far best rock vocal... Has been through so many moments in my life, and still today I keep listening to it... And TBH, Counting Blue Cars and Charlie BRown's Parents were the first songs I heard from them, but every album has so much different great songs, hard to choose one.... Until I Wake Up still my #1... Congrats for the vids, and hope JR keeps rocking as the great artist he is....
Bought two albums of these guys, One was called 'So you think you know what life's about' and the other was called 'Opaline', needless to say I preferred the latter album. The title track of the latter album haunts my memory, ever since I first heard it back in 2006.
Wow, thanks for the reply JJR Richards. I always have that song swimming around my mind since I heard it in 2006, when I used to listen to CDs....@@JRRichardsOfficial
"Whatever happened" to rock and roll in general?... grunge the last gasp in the '90s. Music went into a coma after the turn of the century. I just pray it comes back while I'm still here.
People so dumb... all these comments asking JR on why he has Marxist references or why he covers one eye at one point... he responded to the comments like "i dont know, i just did it and the director liked it". It just proves to show people take it as they see fit.
'every little thing' is the reason i married my first husband. listening to that night after night wishing i could fix him LOL. It didn't last but we got a beautiful son out of it. So thanks i guess?? I'm gonna crank opaline tomo. That album defined my 18yo self@@JRRichardsOfficial
Dishwalla also did a cover of the Depeche Mode song Policy Of Truth. For the Depeche Mode tribute album For The Masses. It's really the only Dishwalla song I really like.
The only reason I searched this was I just heard a video from 9 years ago and it wasn't the same vocal it's so not the same :/ thanks for the video and information 👌
Was wondering how the band got their name, now I know, it is from an article in Wired magazine, I remembered reading that Wired article. JR voice is still great. Their songs are evergreen. My teenage daughter loves JR songs, she plays guitar, keyboard and percussions.
Good video. To underpin the point that this was a nameless, faceless band with a hit song that had the wrong title, I literally did not remember what "Counting Blue Cars" was until 5:56. Bingo was his name-o.
Thanks for this! I was one of the many who requested Dishwalla, as they were one of the many modern rock bands to come out during my early adolescence. Now I finally have an explanation for both the song title & lyrics of "counting blue cars", lol. Now do Better Than Ezra.
No wonder the wiki didnt say anyrhing.. bad about the band members.i think the whole thing is just.. purely mutual. And the timing jr being in the uk, theres no way but it would be awesome if they did a one time final reunion tour with jr. I know easier said than done but.. wishful thinking
I just listened to their song last night! I tried, singing along, tried making up my own lyrics making fun of the whole thing. it was terrible. so to my neighbors, I'M NOT SORRY!
Yeah... I have a difficult time believing that, "when we play it to 10,000 people nobody knows it isn't JR singing," Justin can sing, but his voice doesn't come close to JR.
They would continue to release albums and in 2002 they released Opaline. Their best work. JR Richards creates solo content these days and it feels every bit Dishwalla. The current Dishwalla band has a new singer and they are not the same. Check out JR Richards. His solo stuff is great. His best song is not Counting Blue Cars. Do not let the radio stations decide what a band's best song is.
I always thought the singer had this kinda jim Morrison misteke about him really thought they would have been bigger i never seen them as a one hit wonder
Here’s the Gin Blossoms video I reference ruclips.net/video/NmnSHd8nxKs/видео.html
Thans for the link. I love GB too!
I just had JR Richards do a solo gig at my bar in December of 2021. One of the best male vocalist around.
Thanks Rene!!
Yup!
Just saw him too a few weeks ago and JR Richards is Dishwalla. Still an amazing voice!
@@upscalednostalgiaofficial Thank you for the kind words :)
If the guys in the band think that nobody can tell that it's somebody other than J.R. singing, I've got a surprise for them!! He has one of the truly most recognizable voices of the 90's, and still has it! I could listen to him sing the phone book...., if we still had phone books.
It's crazy they couldn't tell.
100 percent!
Thanks for the kind words Kevin :)
J.R. Richards is Dishwalla
Just saw JR a couple of days ago. His voice still sounds amazing
Thanks for the kind word Mark!
I loved them back in hs and was hoping they're still going. Igs lol
@@kristinewood7030 I'm still going :)
Last i heard,they were being featured on Rock and Roll true stories 🤣
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HAHAHAHAHAHA
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When? 😬
I just got done listening to counting blue car's. Just a great song. Really takes me back 😊.
Tell me all your thoughts on god
Thank you 🙏
Dishwalla came walking into the Kaanapali Sheraton's restaurant, they sat in my section, this was back in the mid 90's, I was a huge fan, long story short, these guys were absolute gentelmen, polite, kind, I treated them like regular people, they appreciated that so much, they tipped me $300.00, I was blowed away. I've been following J.R.s career, he's brilliant, and is like a fine wine. He has aged perfectly.♥️
Thank you so much for the kind words Mary! :)
JR Richards is one of those rare cases where being the vocalist didn't go to their head. He is caring, kind, and doesn't have a huge ego. Dude just gave away his awesome "stripped" album for free. No one's perfect or anything, but JR Richards is closer than most.
My uncle recommend this band to me and the song Counting Blue Cars. Then I looked up on the band and they make great timeless classics. Angels or Devils is my favorite.
Thank your uncle for me :)
@@JRRichardsOfficial ❤️
Hi! I'm from Bolivia 🇧🇴 and I'm a huge fan of this band.
I had the opportunity to see JR. Richards live back in 2019 it was awesome, a dream come true.
Thanks for the video. It was cool!
Ps. Hope they reunite again.
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Thank you for the kind comment Rachel 😀🎵
Sometimes a song can get stuck on replay in your head. I'm going on the third day of Counting Blue Cars playing on a loop in my head, I'm in no hurry for it to stop.
awesome to hear Will!
... I really miss looking forward to new rock and roll bands making their fame. Rock and roll went into a coma at the turn of the century. So sad seems bands like yours the last gasp...hope R & R makes a come back in my lifetime.
Found Dishwalla’s Pet Your Friends CD years ago and play it often. It’s hard to pick out a favorite since JR Richard’s voice is so rich with character.
@@JRRichardsOfficial ... Rock and Roll catatonic going on 25 yrs. I miss looking forward to new music. TG for pre Y2K.
@@williamdenton2254 I have faith that good rock bands will return.... hopefully it doesn't take too long :) Thanks William!
Their first effort had probably the greatest rock song of the 90s. Hard to reach a higher level when you already started at the top
Ha! True :)
Opaline is a masterpiece. One of my favorite albums of all time.
Wow! Thank you 🙏
Same here man, i can listen to it 24/7
Agreed!!! I listen to it when I travel and let it keep looping! Love it!
The songs are so well written. Many songs today don't have the depth of the albums
@@peternystrom921 So cool to hear!!
One of the most underrated bands ever. Always loved this band
Thanks so much Tim!
I totally agree !
I had requested this one twice! It's kinda what I figured, I mean how would you ever top a song like Counting Blue Cars? It really doomed them in the end but I'm sure they made a hell of a lot of money off it. Thanks for doing this one RRT.
You’re welcome! Just working on two other 90s one hit wonders videos and we’ve got plenty more coming for the rest of the year
@@rnrtruestories Thanks again! Hoping for an episode on Tony Martin era Black Sabbath sometimes down the road and one possibly about Ian Gillian's stint in the band, in the early mid 80s.
Angels and Devils would always be underrated and beautiful.
There's a live acoustic version of it that is amazing.
Thank you 🙏🎵
Beautifully nuanced, deeply meaningful yet simple, iconic song.
Thanks William! :)
Dishwalla's (Somewhere in the middle) is a FANTASTIC song
The video for the song is pretty good too.
Thank you for saying :)
Have all their albums still give them a regular listen love “and you think you know what life’s about” tons of great tracks on it it’s a vibe for sure
Awesome to hear!!
Dishwalla definitely marked the beginning of the end of 90s alternative music.
(3 minutes into video) listening to what their influences were, it's clear why they were.
Cheers.
Finally a Dishwalla video
The Dish were one of the best bands of the ‘90s. JR Richards is still writing and touring.
Yep... I am working on my 10th album (5th solo one:) 🤘
The most creative part of this tune is the drone chorus harmony of “tell me all your thoughts on god” sung under the lead vocal.
It’s a very clever song. Love it.
Thanks Michael!
I love Dishwalla so much❤ and the songs of former dishwalla singer Jr Richards
Awesome! Thank you 🙏🎵
Great vid, my friend. I really like a lot of Dishwalla's stuff, but they had a cover of BB King's "The Thrill is Gone" that they'd done for the soundtrack to a VERY underrated 90's movie called "Things to do in Denver When You're Dead" - which was absolutely mesmerizing... That song still graces many of my playlists to this day.
Wow! Thanks for this
@@JRRoyol - No worries, glad you liked it too!
I hate the overrating of TTDIDWYD. It's such an embarrassing pulp fiction knock off that misses every aspect of everything that made PF what it was. Oooh! Everyone has a "cool" nickname!
@@stanley-fghijk441 'Buckwheats' 👍🤣🙄
DodeDishezwalla uhhh who cares .. NO ONE
I discovered Dishwalla (and Matchbox 20) in 2002 & began my rabbit hole dive into their stuff, got really into them & eventually got all of their album CD's. I even got to see them live once. I was also on their website forum a lot back then 2 decades ago. That forum has since died long ago & replaced with new forums. Despite what anyone says, I think their 1998 sophomore album was the best for me. Thus, if 1996 Pet Your Friends was akin to gritty rock (or whatever), then 1998 AYTYKWLA was psychedelic rock. Also loved 2002 Opaline, my favorite track there was "Somewhere In The Middle" which actually made the airwaves in 2002. Unfortunately, I think the reason their 2005 self-titled album was lackluster was because they rehashed a few past unofficial songs on it, i.e. these songs were played at gigs but never put on prior albums. Anyway, once they shockingly & surprisingly went on hiatus after their 2005 album somewhat flopped, I felt that spelled the end of them. A lot of the fanbase felt that & the future was dark. When they came back, out of nowhere, in 2008, JR was gone & someone else took his place. The fanbase felt that sting. You have to remember that JR's tenor voice was iconic of the band for a decade, just like Steve Perry for Journey & Freddie Mercury of Queen. The band just did not feel right without that familiar voice. Why do you think Journey brought in Arnel Pineda? Simply because he sounded a lot like Perry. Once Dishwalla fans found out that JR left, to solo, as well as for his son, I think about half the Walla fanbase took a nose dive. Sadly, it just did not feel right without JR, so I took that nose dive too, no offense to Justin Fox. And because of JR's loss, I think the band is not what it used to be & they have less followers & thus not as popular anymore. So since 2008, I have not followed Dishwalla either. Side note: About 15 years ago I actually did find an official music video for one of their songs that no one else has, after looking around, even on RUclips, so I think no one has this or is even aware of it (maybe the original members remember making it), except me. I've been holding on to it for 15 years. Heck, I don't even know where I have a copy of it. But if I do find it again, maybe one day I will release it.
I've talked to the vocalist. Real down to earth dude.
Well yeah, I'm sure being a gas station attendant is humbling.
@@petezah666 Lol, where did you get that info? Or is it that you making up this shit on the internet?
@@petezah666 never worked at a gas station.... not yet at least.
Once In A While is still my favorite track of theirs. Didn't get play like Counting Blue Cars but I thought it was just as catchy and well written.
Thats a great song... Scot the bass player wrote it.
Really underrated band, love the first three albums. Did not know J.R. Richards had solo stuff. Thanks for that. Really great stuff!
Thanks my man!
"Counting Blue Cars" is still my favorite song; the last time I heard that was at a pizza parlor entitled; The Rock. This is awesome!
That is so awesome to hear!! :)
Love this band. Pet your friends is a great album
Thank you 🙏
@@JRRichardsOfficial thank you for the music! Haze and especially “give” are such amazing songs and mean so much to me. You have an amazing voice
@@austenwhitebeard4008 Wow! Thanks again my man 🙏🎵🤘
I love these videos, you have a great voice narrating these also, keep up the good work
Such an underrated band. Discovered them 2 years ago, Opaline is of the greatest albums I've ever heard from that era. And JR Richards is a amazing singer.
Thank you! I totally agree that Opaline was the best album we made... definitely, some of the best songs I've written and the band crushed it in the studio :)
The song "BlueCars" Makes Me Remember a Friend Named Katrina.(Teensy)
She & I Would Sit on a RockWall, & Watch Traffic Drive Down TheRoad...
ITs amazing how a song can transport you right to a place and time :)
Thank you very much for sharing this great and informative video! I am a fan of Dishwalla from Europe! All the best and rock on! Plenty of success with your channel! Amazing work!
Thanks this is a pretty old video I could probably do a much more detailed video these days
Thank you for listening Victor! :)
@@JRRichardsOfficial You're most welcome! Thank you so much for your great music! All the best, much respect, and many blessings! Rock on! 🤘
One of my fav all time band, and by far best rock vocal... Has been through so many moments in my life, and still today I keep listening to it... And TBH, Counting Blue Cars and Charlie BRown's Parents were the first songs I heard from them, but every album has so much different great songs, hard to choose one.... Until I Wake Up still my #1... Congrats for the vids, and hope JR keeps rocking as the great artist he is....
Counting Blue Cars is a great 90s song.
Thanks so much my man!
@@JRRichardsOfficial You're welcome. Wonderful memories. 🙏
I just listen to it took me back to the 90s.
@@terhgasabeha9552 I LOVE that :)
Listening to every little thing right now!
Yes!! Awesome 🎵🤘
Angels and devils, and Every little thing
Two of my faves! 🎵🤘
Dish is an awesome band
Thank you! 🙏
Bought two albums of these guys, One was called 'So you think you know what life's about' and the other was called 'Opaline', needless to say I preferred the latter album. The title track of the latter album haunts my memory, ever since I first heard it back in 2006.
Opaline was the best album we did imo. Thanks James!
Wow, thanks for the reply JJR Richards. I always have that song swimming around my mind since I heard it in 2006, when I used to listen to CDs....@@JRRichardsOfficial
It’s hard not to love the carpenters
Amen to that!!
absolutely!
GIVE was by far their best song.
Awesome! One of my faves 🤘
"Whatever happened" to rock and roll in general?... grunge the last gasp in the '90s. Music went into a coma after the turn of the century. I just pray it comes back while I'm still here.
Love Dishwalla. Bought Pet Your Friends in a used bin. Have bought every album afterwards because they are well written and deep
Awesome to hear! Thanks my man 🙏🎵
People so dumb... all these comments asking JR on why he has Marxist references or why he covers one eye at one point... he responded to the comments like "i dont know, i just did it and the director liked it". It just proves to show people take it as they see fit.
Cheers :)
Definitely an underrated band.
JR Richards is one of the greatest Vocalists IMHO
Pet Your Friends
Opaline
Great Albums
Wow! Thanks so much!! 🙏
'every little thing' is the reason i married my first husband. listening to that night after night wishing i could fix him LOL.
It didn't last but we got a beautiful son out of it. So thanks i guess??
I'm gonna crank opaline tomo. That album defined my 18yo self@@JRRichardsOfficial
@@pattycrabby9749 Wow! I take it you weren't able to fix him ;-) Thank you for still listening!! 🙏🎵🤘
They have a *brand new* single out called “Alive”! Check them out on all streaming services! 🥰
Great song!
Dishwalla also did a cover of the Depeche Mode song Policy Of Truth. For the Depeche Mode tribute album For The Masses. It's really the only Dishwalla song I really like.
I loved that one!
They're one of my favorite bands. I still listen to them everyday. And JR Richards has one of the sexiest voice.
Thank you!! :)
the 90s ended, that's what happened
Ha! True.
The last thing I remember is a Depeche mode tribute that they did. Couple really good tracks on it including failure.
That was a cool tribute to be on. Always was a big DM fan.
Counting blue cars makes me tear up everytime i hear it.
Remember these guys playing the bars on State St. (and in Isla Vista) back in the early 90’s!
Yup! Good times :)
JR just did a private show at my house last month. One the nicest guys ive ever met and his voice is top tier still to this day.
Robert Plant performed in my basement last month.
@@snowdog03 im not kidding. He did a lving room tour across the us. You can check his instagram. I was one of his stops on the east coast.
@@danwarzecho6901 Yes, indeed I did... and it was an awesome time too my man! Thanks again Dan 🙏
@@danwarzecho6901 you weren't kidding, but I think he was lol
Love Dishwalla!
Thanks Joey!
@@JRRichardsOfficial No problem, Mr. Richatds! Thank you!
Nice documentary. Thank you!
I think about this band and JR Richard soul singing atleast once a week.
Awesome! :)
I remember hearing about this band. Some guy named Dr.X told me about them.
Ha! true.
The only reason I searched this was I just heard a video from 9 years ago and it wasn't the same vocal it's so not the same :/ thanks for the video and information 👌
Sid,
Counting Blue Cars was a multiple times daily play on alt-rock stations (DC101 & the late great 99.1 WHFS for me)
Those were great times! :)
Pet Your Friends needs to be pressed on vinyl. Instant cop.
Now that would be amazing!
Was wondering how the band got their name, now I know, it is from an article in Wired magazine, I remembered reading that Wired article. JR voice is still great. Their songs are evergreen. My teenage daughter loves JR songs, she plays guitar, keyboard and percussions.
They're about to release an ep. I'm doing a write up on it.
Good video. To underpin the point that this was a nameless, faceless band with a hit song that had the wrong title, I literally did not remember what "Counting Blue Cars" was until 5:56. Bingo was his name-o.
Spot on :)
Original singer had a great voice. Love the lyrics too.
Thank you!! 🎵🙏🎵
@@JRRichardsOfficial Youre welcome. ☮💙🙂🚬😉
Dish-washa!
JR Richards Official Orig. Singer DISHWALLA (RUclips)
I used to fw their music at the start of 2020, reminded me of a girl I was involved with at a time
Thanks for this! I was one of the many who requested Dishwalla, as they were one of the many modern rock bands to come out during my early adolescence. Now I finally have an explanation for both the song title & lyrics of "counting blue cars", lol. Now do Better Than Ezra.
Thanks for requesting my man! 🎵🤘
No problem! Bands like yours & others, from the mid '90s were the soundtrack to my early adolescence!
Give, Once In A While, and Somewhere In the Middle all broke well into the U.S. Top 40. So, I wouldn't say Counting Blue Cars was their only hit.
Cheers my man!
JR still sounds phenomenal!
Thanks David!! 🎵
JR Richards-one of the top 2-3 voices of the 90s.
Wow! Thank you 🙏🎵
🤔 well only Dishwalla fans know what ever happen to them cause we'd followed them all the way through decades 😆 🤣 😂 😹
Do you have a video on Better than Ezra?
No wonder the wiki didnt say anyrhing.. bad about the band members.i think the whole thing is just.. purely mutual. And the timing jr being in the uk, theres no way but it would be awesome if they did a one time final reunion tour with jr. I know easier said than done but.. wishful thinking
The Troubadour. Hell yes!
Lets go!! 🎵🤘
I just listened to their song last night!
I tried, singing along, tried making up my own lyrics making fun of the whole thing. it was terrible.
so to my neighbors, I'M NOT SORRY!
JR is back in the band and they just released a new tune
He's never going to reunite with the band. Don't know which new tune you are talking about but Fox is still their front man.
@@biskcuit True.
Excellent, very interesting.
They came out with a new dishwasher called the dishwalla.
Miss Emma Peele is the best song on that album. Great guitar sound.
Ah yes... my early crush :)
Would like to see a documentary on the rock group Paw
When a video is longer than a bands’ career…
Ha! That made me laugh out-loud :)
@@JRRichardsOfficial No offense! 😃
@@handle-schmandle No worries... fair comment :)
Yeah... I have a difficult time believing that, "when we play it to 10,000 people nobody knows it isn't JR singing," Justin can sing, but his voice doesn't come close to JR.
They would continue to release albums and in 2002 they released Opaline. Their best work. JR Richards creates solo content these days and it feels every bit Dishwalla. The current Dishwalla band has a new singer and they are not the same. Check out JR Richards. His solo stuff is great. His best song is not Counting Blue Cars. Do not let the radio stations decide what a band's best song is.
Thanks for the kind comment my man.
damn wasnt hoping for that :/ 10:44
What Town Fair are they playing with every other one hit wonder from that era? 😂😂😂😂
Opaline is desert island album for me.
Yes! I love that :) 🙏🎵Thanks Scott!
What ever happened to Savage Garden?
He’d say “that’s what he’d say!” he’d say.
I think Charlie Browns parents is their best tune.
Agree... one of our best
I don't understand how Charlie Brown's Parents wasn't a bigger hit that led them to greatness.
Thanks for saying that... it was/is a great tune🎵
@@JRRichardsOfficial No doubt.
They're on the side of the road counting blue cars?
do Rusted Root next! 🤙
Maybe the best one hit ever
That was a great tune ....
Thanks Leo! 🙏🎵🙏
I always thought the singer had this kinda jim Morrison misteke about him really thought they would have been bigger i never seen them as a one hit wonder
mystique
Thanks for the kind words Sam!
Haze is a really good song 😁
Awesome! Thanks my man 🎵