Todd Rundgren is Liv Tyler's step father. She did not know Steven Tyler was her biological father until she was a young teen. I have immense respect for Rudgren raising and taking care of her. She still calls him her Daddy.
I once heard a DJ say that two of the (arguably) least attractive men in rock would both be part of Liv's existence is another example that God has a sense of humor.
@@ladadog3977 Reverse Uno: Todd is the stepfather. She was born with the Rundgren last name by her mom because her biological dad (ST) was going through vey bad drug phase. When she got older and he got better, then she changed her name to Tyler.
I was about 15 or 16 when that came out. I was kicking back in my bedroom, listening to my clock radio when the song came on. I was immediately taken by the music but as I was listening to the misogynistic lyrics, I got madder and madder (the fact that I loved the music so much made it even worse) until the last two lines "and when we're through you ... we'll get me one, too." Then I realized the song was making fun of that attitude and I laughed so hard I almost fell off my bed!
@@danielmurphy4429 criminally underrated...He was so innovative and versatile. He could make you cry or make you bang your head. He could do simple or complex. One of the greats.
As a Philly kid, Todd Rudgren holds a very special place in my heart. I remember when this song was played on every radio station . I have a few older friends that saw him live at the Tower Theatre located right outside of Philadelphia. Those concerts in the early 70s are still talked about today. I just love you both..You make such a difference in this world bringing much needed awareness to music that is not really heard on the airwaves anymore for new generations to understand and appreciate it. .
"Something/Anything?" is a masterpiece of an album, and the entire double disc set is worthy of an in-depth listen. He was a masterful guitarist and a prolific album producer for other artists. He in fact was producer for Meat Loaf's masterpiece "Bat out of Hell" and played the "motorcycle effect" guitar solo on that album's title track. I'm sure you'll get hundreds of suggestions in response to this reaction, but "Hello, It's Me" is the correct one to follow.
Jay & Amber, you'll love his "Can We Still Be Friends" and "We Gotta Get You a Woman"!!!! The man could write a pop song!! He is a multi-instrumentalist, singer, songwriter, multimedia artist, sound engineer and record producer.
During the '70s and '80s, Rundgren engineered and/or produced many notable albums for other acts, like the New York Dolls' self-titled debut (1973), Hall & Oates's War Babies (1974), Meat Loaf's Bat Out of Hell (1977), and XTC's Skylarking (1986).
Todd Rundgren is a favorite of mine. He's a very talented singer and producer. The best artists have at one time played and sang all the parts of their song at one time. A new artist that did this on their song Crossroads is Taj Farrant. He was 14 at the time. He's now 15 and his first album comes out next month. He will be in Oklahoma City on 9/27. He's also supposed to play at Caines Ballroom in Tulsa after the first of the year. He and his family are truly amazing people. You should check him out. I'm sure he would be open for an interview. A truly amazing talented kid and look out for his sister Jazel. She's 13, plays drums and has an incredible pop voice.
Oh, oh, oh, my all time favorite rocker that nobody seems to have mentioned: Can't I Just Tell You. Wow, some fantastic guitar work. THEN look for a short clip of where maybe 20 year ago, Todd and his bass player Kasim Sultan are playing it live, and during part of it doing the Can Can dance; Kasim slips on a loose cable on the floor and down he goes! They laugh, he gets up, and the finish the song, hardly missing a beat!!!
A HUGE rabbit hole! He's still touring and recording. From the early days of Nazz and Runt and the Ballad of Todd Rundgren, Something/Anything and on he goes. Too talented to be pigeonholed, he left pop to explore synth and electronic and Motown. Just all over the place. Try "Love is the Answer" on for size.
@@thomasmcintosh390 yeah, I’ll give it a fresh listen.. I was lucky to have a friend in the next dorm room in college who was onto Todd early and often. He also liked the Raspberries, Eric Carmen. Oh, and the Doobie Brothers. Ca. ‘72, ‘73.. Early Elton, Eagles. But Tood was the real gift, I never would known about that early stuff. Don’t think I ever met another person who had the Runt LP or Legend. But I sure bought them.
The best pop song of the 70s… pure Todd. He could do anything he wanted to do. He’s got a long list of great songs, but my personal semi-deep cut favorite is “Couldn’t I Just Tell You”. I played it at a house/dance party in 1976, nobody knew it, but everybody loved it on first listen, and danced their asses off. Todd Rocks on all levels. I great man, an incredible creative talent.
Did you ever see the clip of that great song where Kasim and Todd were kind of Can Can dancing during it, live, about 20 year ago or so? Sultan slips on a cable and falls on his behind, gets up, and the finish the song, hardly missing a beat the whole time!!! GREAT TUNE!!
This track has a delightful Carole King vibe. It's amazing he did it all on this recording! I saw him in concert with Ringo Starr in Boston about ten years ago: fantastic!
Todd Rundgren is "A Wizard, A True Star". His catalog is magical. I loved the album Hermit of Mink Hollow when I was in highschool. He can really rock out too. He had a great band called Utopia and they had a great album called Ra that I wore out as well. If you want a rocker by him, try the song "You Cried Wolf"or "Bread" from Hermit of Mink Hollow. I also like "Jealousy " from Utopia. Todd Rundgren is a highly respected and immensely talented artist. Oh...oh...."Bang on the Drum all Day" is another great one.
I was so lucky to see him live in Amsterdam at Paradiso (rocktemple in an old church) where he played with the Metropole orchestra. It was amazing!! He used a guitar, signed it also of a friend of mine. Another friend, also a musician currently fronting the Wild Romance (Herman Brood’s band) was his guitar tech. It was extra special cause Shell became a producer after falling in love with the album (he worked with the Golden Earring and is a fenomenale drummer) Such good memories. Special to me is the song Parallel Lines.. ❤
@RobSquadReactions John Mayall passed away on the 22nd. Known as the Godfather of the British Blues. So many greats passed thru his band. Without him, the music landscape today would be very different. ruclips.net/video/EfWU2MV9_ZI/видео.htmlsi=Kg6MNsyXsWlTgaTn
I love Todd Rundgren. I saw him live. A bonafide musical genius. As has been stated below Todd liked to play all of the instruments and sing all of the vocals on his albums. On this 2 record set he played everything and sang everything on the first 3 sides of the record, then brought in a bunch of friends to record the last side.
Guys this is from 1972 reached number 16 on Billboard pop singles chart that year in 1978 he had a song called Can we still be friends a good underrated song from him consider reacting to that song. keep up the great work guys.
😂One of my favorites 😂 had this Album in college! Great reaction 🤣 Peace✌️ and Love❤️ your 70 year old forever hippie Gary😅 the whole 2 album set is great 👍
Todd is quite the rabbit hole to go down. 21 studio albums. Produced albums for - Meatloaf, Badfinger, Grand Funk Railroad, The Band, Patti Smith, Hall & Oates, Rick Derringer, The Psychedelic Furs, Shaun Cassidy, The Tubes, Cheap Trick, You get the idea. One of the most versatile guys out there. His music is as varied as the artists he's produced. My faves tunes- It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference Can We Still Be Friends We Gotta Get You A Woman Bang On The Drum All Day Hello, It's Me Also a video pioneer and computer geek who directed and produced "Time Heals", the first music video to combine live action and computer graphics - and the second video to play on MTV, after Video Killed The Radio Star in 1980. 2 Grammys along with multiple other awards. Oh yeah - Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame Enjoy the journey
You should check out when Todd was on Live at Daryl’s House. Their voices compliment each other so much. Just kick back and enjoy them. This song they play it when Daryl came to Todd’s home in Hawaii. It’s beautiful.
You 2 are just such a spark of joy on this giant ball of dirt we inhabit. Appreciate you both. Great Rundgren tune as well. Happy easy breezy vibe with an infectious catchy slide guitar riff.
Amber & Jay, here are some other good Todd Rundgren songs to react to: "It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference", "The Last Ride", and "Bang The Drum all Day".
Todd produced the Deep Purple hit "Smoke On The Water" and comes from the tradition of Philidelphia soul that also gave us Hall & Oats, The O'Jays and The Stylistics.
Super duper talented musician. Very eclectic. Just saw him again a few months ago, it was fantastic. One of my alltime faves, respect him hugely. Definitely think next should be Can we still be friends!
We were on a rock and roll cruise in 2019. Todd was one of the artists that performed. I ran into Todd twice and visited with him (along with about 10 other people). He was a really nice guy and didn't act like he was anything special. He was funny and had some interesting stories. His concert was very funny and very quirky. His main song was "Brand New Key" by Melanie. It was SO funny. Unfortunately, he didn't play my favorite song by him "Couldn't I Just Tell You".
The old mics sound much better. This song is 100% Todd Rundgren, he plays all the instruments and all the vocals are his. Always awesome!
That, plus they still were using analog tape, very little compression, no autotune., and real talent.
I miss that old analog sound. Completely different feel
I agree about the mics
It looks just like a Telefunken U-47. You'll love it. With leather?
"Hello, It's Me" is my very favorite, but anything Todd Rundgren does is excellent!
they've done it already Oct 30, 2022
Ditto!
Mine too.
They did that one already. Both awesome hits.
Awesome song by Todd Rundgren!
He is playing every instrument and singing all the choruses
and produced it all as well
In his apartment, I believe.
@@rickbowman21 Not at Bearsville Records studio?
@@RLonHubbard I'm sure some of the final mixing and mastering was probably done there.
I was bartending at a party and he talked with me for a bit while having a drink. A humble dude, a genius producer, an American master.
Next up for Todd Rundgren: "Can We Still Be Friends", "Bang the Drum All Day", " We Gotta Get You a Woman".
Can We Still Be Friends is sublime
❤❤❤❤❤
I tried listing a couple and ended up with like a dozen that would work!
I love the plot twist at the end of We Gotta Get You A Woman!
Todd is amazing!!
Todd Rundgren is Liv Tyler's step father. She did not know Steven Tyler was her biological father until she was a young teen. I have immense respect for Rudgren raising and taking care of her. She still calls him her Daddy.
I once heard a DJ say that two of the (arguably) least attractive men in rock would both be part of Liv's existence is another example that God has a sense of humor.
You can see this family story play out in the "Hello, It's Me" video, very heartwarming!
I did not know that.😮
Backward - Todd Rundgren is her biological father. She was raised as Steve Typer's daughter.
@@ladadog3977 Reverse Uno: Todd is the stepfather. She was born with the Rundgren last name by her mom because her biological dad (ST) was going through vey bad drug phase. When she got older and he got better, then she changed her name to Tyler.
He played all the instruments and sang everything
Been a fan of Todd for over 50 years. "It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference" is one that you would enjoy (among many others).
Back in '73 a Canadian singer by the name of Tom Middleton did a great hit cover version of "It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference".
Musical genius!!
One of my favorite solo artists.
He’s the dictionary definition of under appreciated.
70s EASY LISTENING By for may fav decade of fantastic music
A MUST HEAR Classic,, Todd Rundgren
"We Gotta Get You A Woman" 🔥❤🔥
I second that & also recommend "Time Heals" 😊
I 3rd it.....
I was about 15 or 16 when that came out. I was kicking back in my bedroom, listening to my clock radio when the song came on. I was immediately taken by the music but as I was listening to the misogynistic lyrics, I got madder and madder (the fact that I loved the music so much made it even worse) until the last two lines "and when we're through you ... we'll get me one, too." Then I realized the song was making fun of that attitude and I laughed so hard I almost fell off my bed!
yes, his Runt album (first solo album, after Nazz) includes greats We Gotta Get You a Woman & Baby Let's Swing (medley)
i was just thinking this!!!
Todd Rungren and Harry Nillson are two of the best songwriters of all time. I could listen to them all day and not regret a moment.
Both very underrated too!
Todd was a one man show he played every instruments in this song plus sings plus backing voices. True talent 👍👌
A great Rundgren song to review would be "Bang the Drum All Day" if just for the pure fun of it all.
Very Fun Song!
I don’t want to work…
Fun would be watching their minds explode when reacting to "You Left Me Sore" and to see if they catch what the female background singer says.
Yes, the special track with the animal noises!
Yes! Also "Onomatopoeia" for fun.
Guys, from my opinion, the old mics sounded SO much better.
I agree. I heard the difference before Jay said anything.
Yes they did the new ones sound distant
I'm thinking Mic placement, their voices don't over-power the room's natural echo.
Agreed. In fact there's a huge market to pick up used mics from that era. AKG still uses the old design and they're always sold out.
Like the deeper sound of the old mikes, but it’s the sound of the music that’s more important
Can we agree that Mr Rundgren was a bit of a musical genius?
Yes!!!!❤
@@danielmurphy4429 criminally underrated...He was so innovative and versatile. He could make you cry or make you bang your head. He could do simple or complex. One of the greats.
Still is!
Agreed!
Absolutely Yes!
"Hello It's Me" & "I Saw The Light" were his first and biggest hits. It was our introduction to his amazing writing and musicianship....
Rundgren was an underrated act in the act-packed 70's. A very unique, ear pleasing sound 👍
Yet managed to influence countless others. You'd hear his stuff shining through all over the place for a decade afterwards.
As a Philly kid, Todd Rudgren holds a very special place in my heart. I remember when this song was played on every radio station . I have a few older friends that saw him live at the Tower Theatre located right outside of Philadelphia. Those concerts in the early 70s are still talked about today. I just love you both..You make such a
difference in this world bringing much needed awareness to music that is not really heard on the airwaves anymore for new generations to understand and appreciate it.
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@lauranathan Your comment reminded me of the episode of That 70s Show, where everyone goes to the TR concert. 😊
@oldiesgeek454 Hello, it's me, played on the first and the last episode of That 70s Show 😊 Love TR and love the 70s ❤❤❤
TR and Daryl Hall are good buddies. TR sang with him on Daryl's House
"Bang The Drum All Day" will definitely make your day!
One of Michael Scott's favourite songs of all time.
To me, this is a happy, whimsical song. I love it!!!
After years of trying to get Bat Out Of Hell released Jim Steinman met Todd Rundgren who agreed to produce it and the rest is history
@@barrylee6399 And Todd viewed "Bat Out of Hell" as a spoof of Bruce Springsteen.
@barrylee6399 I didn't know that. Love music trivia! Great Album Bat Outta Hell!
He also did a good job producing Grand Funk's "We're an American Band."
Plus a lot of Utopia played the score of those songs. Some outstanding work, especially on Dashboard. That had to be a blast to play!!!
"Something/Anything?" is a masterpiece of an album, and the entire double disc set is worthy of an in-depth listen. He was a masterful guitarist and a prolific album producer for other artists. He in fact was producer for Meat Loaf's masterpiece "Bat out of Hell" and played the "motorcycle effect" guitar solo on that album's title track. I'm sure you'll get hundreds of suggestions in response to this reaction, but "Hello, It's Me" is the correct one to follow.
Jay & Amber, you'll love his "Can We Still Be Friends" and "We Gotta Get You a Woman"!!!! The man could write a pop song!! He is a multi-instrumentalist, singer, songwriter, multimedia artist, sound engineer and record producer.
Yeah we know that
Now THIS is what you call a one-man band.
Glorious vibe and always reminds me of summer.
I grew up with this fantastic music. I love this song. 🎶👍😘
Rundgren played every instrument and performed all the vocals on this recording
An incredibly talented guy….really conveys an emotion to his songs!
His music is pure joy. Such a talented guy from the Philly area.
Todd Rundgren’s “Something/Anything” album was a wonderful concept album from beginning to end. You really should check it out !
The best Todd song EVER !!!!!!!!!
Remember spending summer days at the pool heard this song a lot in those days GREAT song
LOVE this song!
He is in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame but he couldn't care less about it. Definitely an individual! He plays all the instruments himself.
Todd Rundgren, a Philly legend! Plenty to choose from, but my favorite is "Open My Eyes" a real rocker!
During the '70s and '80s, Rundgren engineered and/or produced many notable albums for other acts, like the New York Dolls' self-titled debut (1973), Hall & Oates's War Babies (1974), Meat Loaf's Bat Out of Hell (1977), and XTC's Skylarking (1986).
So detailed.... his recordings are gorgeous, every detail is right there, every hing has its own place in the stereo spectrum...so well done!!!
Heard this song hundreds of times but never knew it was Todd Rundgren. In parts of this his voice has a Carole King sound.
Me too. I thought it was someone like Carol king or Carly Simon.
People used to call this the Carole King song!
@@Kenwellz1 thanks for that. I expected to get blasted in the comments. Good to see I’m not alone.
@@Kenwellz1that’s who I thought it was until last year.😂
I thought this, too, as a kid.
My favorite Todd Rundgren song right after Hello it’s Me. A classic!!!
I always thought this was a sophisticated song. Great choice. Easy listening.
My fav Todd Rundgren.. never gets old for me
always did like this song. a hidden romance that comes to light. how sweet.
Todd Rundgren is a favorite of mine. He's a very talented singer and producer. The best artists have at one time played and sang all the parts of their song at one time. A new artist that did this on their song Crossroads is Taj Farrant. He was 14 at the time. He's now 15 and his first album comes out next month. He will be in Oklahoma City on 9/27. He's also supposed to play at Caines Ballroom in Tulsa after the first of the year. He and his family are truly amazing people. You should check him out. I'm sure he would be open for an interview. A truly amazing talented kid and look out for his sister Jazel. She's 13, plays drums and has an incredible pop voice.
Love this song.....ahhhh memories.....
Oh, oh, oh, my all time favorite rocker that nobody seems to have mentioned: Can't I Just Tell You. Wow, some fantastic guitar work. THEN look for a short clip of where maybe 20 year ago, Todd and his bass player Kasim Sultan are playing it live, and during part of it doing the Can Can dance; Kasim slips on a loose cable on the floor and down he goes! They laugh, he gets up, and the finish the song, hardly missing a beat!!!
I've seen him a couple of times. He never, ever disappoints. Man is a genius.
Great song. Brings me back!
A HUGE rabbit hole! He's still touring and recording. From the early days of Nazz and Runt and the Ballad of Todd Rundgren, Something/Anything and on he goes. Too talented to be pigeonholed, he left pop to explore synth and electronic and Motown. Just all over the place. Try "Love is the Answer" on for size.
Yes on the call-out of early albums. Clearly, you are in the Todd fan base. Those early ones are so interesting.
@@tedcole9936 My two cents. Ballad is one of Runt's best albums. And not a single was released from it.
@@thomasmcintosh390 yeah, I’ll give it a fresh listen.. I was lucky to have a friend in the next dorm room in college who was onto Todd early and often. He also liked the Raspberries, Eric Carmen. Oh, and the Doobie Brothers. Ca. ‘72, ‘73.. Early Elton, Eagles. But Tood was the real gift, I never would known about that early stuff. Don’t think I ever met another person who had the Runt LP or Legend. But I sure bought them.
Thanks for mentioning Nazz, Todd's late '60s psych band. One of their best tunes is "Open My Eyes."
Don't forget all the great stuff with Utopia!!
Love this !! "Hello, it's me" is my next favorite song of his!!!.
The best pop song of the 70s… pure Todd. He could do anything he wanted to do. He’s got a long list of great songs, but my personal semi-deep cut favorite is “Couldn’t I Just Tell You”. I played it at a house/dance party in 1976, nobody knew it, but everybody loved it on first listen, and danced their asses off. Todd Rocks on all levels. I great man, an incredible creative talent.
'Couldn’t I Just Tell You' is a masterpiece of pop
Did you ever see the clip of that great song where Kasim and Todd were kind of Can Can dancing during it, live, about 20 year ago or so? Sultan slips on a cable and falls on his behind, gets up, and the finish the song, hardly missing a beat the whole time!!! GREAT TUNE!!
This track has a delightful Carole King vibe. It's amazing he did it all on this recording! I saw him in concert with Ringo Starr in Boston about ten years ago: fantastic!
Love Todd Rundgren.
Todd Rundgren is from Upper Darby, Pa. Just outside of Philadelphia. Great talent.
Todd Rundgren is "A Wizard, A True Star". His catalog is magical. I loved the album Hermit of Mink Hollow when I was in highschool. He can really rock out too. He had a great band called Utopia and they had a great album called Ra that I wore out as well. If you want a rocker by him, try the song "You Cried Wolf"or "Bread" from Hermit of Mink Hollow. I also like "Jealousy " from Utopia. Todd Rundgren is a highly respected and immensely talented artist. Oh...oh...."Bang on the Drum all Day" is another great one.
Another personal fave of his for me is 'Couldn't I Just Tell You'. Banger.
I was so lucky to see him live in Amsterdam at Paradiso (rocktemple in an old church) where he played with the Metropole orchestra. It was amazing!! He used a guitar, signed it also of a friend of mine. Another friend, also a musician currently fronting the Wild Romance (Herman Brood’s band) was his guitar tech. It was extra special cause Shell became a producer after falling in love with the album (he worked with the Golden Earring and is a fenomenale drummer) Such good memories. Special to me is the song Parallel Lines.. ❤
So many great songs by Todd, solo and with his band Utopia
Timeless classic. Nice reaction.
Three rhyming lines tied together is the best part of the song.
David Latterman once said that this was his favorite song, I was impressed by that.
So glad you finally reacted to this song. My favorite Rundgren song!
@RobSquadReactions John Mayall passed away on the 22nd. Known as the Godfather of the British Blues. So many greats passed thru his band. Without him, the music landscape today would be very different. ruclips.net/video/EfWU2MV9_ZI/видео.htmlsi=Kg6MNsyXsWlTgaTn
Agreed. He definitely deserves a tribute.
Room To Move - all time classic harmonica jam
More todd ! One of the greatest artists of ourblifetime
I love Todd Rundgren. I saw him live. A bonafide musical genius. As has been stated below Todd liked to play all of the instruments and sing all of the vocals on his albums. On this 2 record set he played everything and sang everything on the first 3 sides of the record, then brought in a bunch of friends to record the last side.
Something/Anything . . . .This brings back good memories. In the woods, down by the river late at night, just watching the river flow.
Another great tune of Todd's is "It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference". A great slow tune.....
Glad you found this gem!! It is a special song for me personally. And recently has been helpful in premoting love and kindness.
I've loved this song since the very first time I heard it. Todd is a genuine musical genius, he can play and do it all.
Todd is truly an amazing human being! and he is pretty good at the music thing too!
I grew up listening to Todd. He’s always been a very talented and creative artist. 😊
My cousin's husband played keyboards with Todd for a while. I saw him once in New Jersey. Good show.
You have to check out the version of this done by Rundgren with Daryl Hall on live from Daryl's house. Filmed at Rundgren's Hawaiian home it's superb.
wow just listening to this and I'm 18 or so listening and singing along as I wash the dishes. Still love this song.
One of my all-time favorite songs Todd was an amazing musician
☮️❤️🙏🌏🌍🌎🇺🇸❤️☮️
Guys this is from 1972 reached number 16 on Billboard pop singles chart that year in 1978 he had a song called Can we still be friends a good underrated song from him consider reacting to that song. keep up the great work guys.
Love Todd Rundgren. He has a unique sound. Seeing him play piano and sing, "Hello It's Me" is a real trip with his bird feathers on, etc. ;-)
A rabbit hole to go down with Todd Rundgren! Play Bang the Drum All Day next for a different vibe, but absolutely fun song.
😂One of my favorites 😂 had this Album in college! Great reaction 🤣 Peace✌️ and Love❤️ your 70 year old forever hippie Gary😅 the whole 2 album set is great 👍
Todd is quite the rabbit hole to go down.
21 studio albums.
Produced albums for -
Meatloaf, Badfinger, Grand Funk Railroad, The Band, Patti Smith, Hall & Oates, Rick Derringer, The Psychedelic Furs, Shaun Cassidy, The Tubes, Cheap Trick,
You get the idea. One of the most versatile guys out there. His music is as varied as the artists he's produced.
My faves tunes-
It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference
Can We Still Be Friends
We Gotta Get You A Woman
Bang On The Drum All Day
Hello, It's Me
Also a video pioneer and computer geek who directed and produced "Time Heals", the first music video to combine live action and computer graphics - and the second video to play on MTV, after Video Killed The Radio Star in 1980.
2 Grammys along with multiple other awards.
Oh yeah - Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame
Enjoy the journey
A súper talented musicians not only sang the song the entire instruments were played by him👍
There is SO much material to dive into with Todd. He’s so talented and creative and always experimenting with music. Worth the time to listen.
You should check out when Todd was on Live at Daryl’s House. Their voices compliment each other so much. Just kick back and enjoy them. This song they play it when Daryl came to Todd’s home in Hawaii. It’s beautiful.
You 2 are just such a spark of joy on this giant ball of dirt we inhabit. Appreciate you both. Great Rundgren tune as well. Happy easy breezy vibe with an infectious catchy slide guitar riff.
A more gentle era of talent. You both are wonderful.
todd rundgren "can we still be friends" From Dumb and Dumber
Amber & Jay, here are some other good Todd Rundgren songs to react to: "It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference", "The Last Ride", and "Bang The Drum all Day".
Good suggestions!
Also "Can We Still Be Friends" from the late '70s.
It's one of my all-time favs
You defiantly need more Todd Rundgren. He is a one of a kind. Bang on the Drum All day is a good one.
Todd produced the Deep Purple hit "Smoke On The Water" and comes from the tradition of Philidelphia soul that also gave us Hall & Oats, The O'Jays and The Stylistics.
Todd is my all time favorite artist. Next do Real Man. Todd definitely has many musical sounds. A true genius.
Super duper talented musician. Very eclectic. Just saw him again a few months ago, it was fantastic. One of my alltime faves, respect him hugely. Definitely think next should be Can we still be friends!
The new mics are much better. No more echo ! This song is a lifelong favorite! Thank you!
Everyone pretty much covered all the bases with Todd, just a great song writer and Musician
What wonderful music we were blessed with. I am 71..
this man is so talented!
Super Producer Todd Rundgren excelled with this classic- LOVE THIS!!
We were on a rock and roll cruise in 2019. Todd was one of the artists that performed. I ran into Todd twice and visited with him (along with about 10 other people). He was a really nice guy and didn't act like he was anything special. He was funny and had some interesting stories. His concert was very funny and very quirky. His main song was "Brand New Key" by Melanie. It was SO funny. Unfortunately, he didn't play my favorite song by him "Couldn't I Just Tell You".
My favorite Todd Rundgren song.
Todd is godd. One of the most underrated artists in rock history
Tood Rundgren was also in a band Utopia that is worth checking out. Their album "Oops, Wrong Planet" is a banger.
I have seen Todd touring with Ringo Starr and the All Starr Band several times and he was great.