Thanks for featuring my favorite Seals & Crofts track. I produced and played guitar on it. Harvey Mason drums, Wilton Felder bass, David Paich piano (pre Toto). Jim Seals on sax and Dash Crofts had a whole career as members of The Champs before becoming the duo, Seals and Crofts. And in between we were a cover band in the LA clubs> We are all jazz fans and played a lot of it in our club gigs. Crofts was a great jazz drummer and Seals was probably the best sax player I've had the pleasure of playing with and I've played with many. Ironically the tune (So What) was never thought of or mentioned during the writing or production of Diamond Girl. However I agree the vamp is very close to the Miles Davis tune which we've played many times.
Louis, it is an honor to have you stop by and listen to Harri's review of Diamond Girl. Your accolades in the music industry are legendary. Thank you for all you have contributed in your career. 👍✌🥁
Wow! Incredible to have the producer of the track here and give us this great insight.Not surprised at all to hear of the jazz connection of the "players". You can mostly tell when musicians have Jazz influences.They have a different touch. Nice to hear your take on the Miles Davis connection as wel Sir.Super track and most of all super production! ✌🏾🖤🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
Louie, the guitar on this track is sublime. I remember it was one of the biggest songs in the summer of 1973. And what a summer it was: the Stories, Stevie Wonder, Paul McCartney, Dobie Gray, Jim Croce, and Marvin, among many others. You guys were fantastic.
Seals and Crofts have so much great music to discover! Sadly Jim Seals passed recently but still no reactors have heard their great songs like this one, We May Never Pass This Way Again, Hummingbird, Get Closer and so many more ✌️
Diamond Girl, their 5th studio album from 1973. This was their follow-up to "Summer Breeze" which had an amazing guitar riff, mandolin and harmonies from heaven. For Diamond girl, they brought in future members from Toto to add organs pianos and drums. They wanted to expand their songs to be inclusive of rock. And boy oh boy this song is laden with rock. The instrumentation is mind blowing. Saturated with such powerful and satisfying pleasure, their harmonies are some of the best. Glad you loved it Harri, 💎💎💎, indeed. Thanks Harri and Imadrummin. Beautiful. 👏👏 Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦
Love the great harmonies of Seals & Crofts. They were an American soft rock duo who had a lot of great songs in the 70's such as "Get Closer", "We May Never Pass This Way (Again)", "I'll Play For You", "Castles In The Sand", "You're The Love" etc.
Great choice Imadrummin. One of my favorite duos ever. Sad that Jim Seals and his brother England Dan Seals have both passed away. Good reaction Harri, 👍🙃🇨🇦🇺🇸🇬🇧🤴
Seals and Crofts were one of my favorite artists back in the day. I had all their albums and saw them in concert three times. Because of them, the mandolin became my favorite string instrument. They have numerous songs that I love and it's very hard to name them all. But three of their lesser known songs that I recommend are "Windflowers", "Follow Me" and "The Boy Down The Road".
Harri, you evidently recognize the bass line from Miles’ “So What” from Kind of Blue but I doubt S&C had any idea they were quoting Miles Davis or working in a modal scale. The producer for this album was Louis Shelton (prolific session guitarist - he played lead gtr on Boz Scaggs’ “Low Down” and the flamenco guitar on The Monkees’ “Valleri”). Shelton plays the solo on this track too. Two of the members of Toto are in the backing band as well. If anyone was aware of borrowing from Miles, it was probably David Paich who seems to playing Bill Evans’ piano intro to “So What.” In 2012, jazz guitarist John Pizzarelli made this connection explicit when he absolutely grafted “So What’s” chord progression onto his cover of “Diamond Girl.” Critics at the time thought Pizzarelli was too flippant but he did hear the same things we all do. Love the reaction, Harri.
Imadrummin - Diamond Girl, Get Closer, My Fair Share, We May Never Pass This Way (Again), Summer Breeze? I can't remember a day in the 70's and 80's when I didn't hear one of those songs on the radio . Great selection and reaction!
Takes me back to the 70's, when I was a wee kid, riding in the back seat of the car with my mom and my sisters, listening to this amazing song on the radio and asking my mom to turn it UP! What a gem! 🤩😍🥰
What a great choice, Harri ! This is one of my favourite S&C songs. That harmony is just sublime ! Plus, tasty bass and drums. I highly recommend their song East of Ginger Trees also by Seals and Crofts (my fave from them).
Big hit for them, along with Summer Breeze and We Will Never Pass This Way Again...wonderful harmonies and melodies, another magical duo from the magical 70s.
Harri, you may be on to something. Miles Davis' So What? and John Coltrane's Blue Train have some similiar chops. Thank you for reacting to this great song. Diamond Girl = Diamonds in my ears. Went to #6 on Billboard in 1973. 👍👍👍
Jim Seals was a saxophonist in his younger days which where he probably got some jazz influence. His brother Dan Seals was part of a group called England Dan & John Ford Coley. You reviewed one of their songs, Love Is the Answer, a few months ago. Both brothers were very talented musicians. Both are now gone I'm afraid.
Firefall "Just remember I love you" "You are the woman" "Strange way" Sanford Townsend Band "Smoke from a distant fire" Hamilton Joe Frank and Reynolds "Fallin in love"
One of those songs that takes me right back to the Summer of '73! Paul Simon- Kodachrome. Chicago- Feeling Stronger Every Day. Ramblin' Man- Allman Brothers. The reissue of 'Monster Mash'! George Harrison- Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth.) Doobie Brothers- Long Train Runnin'. Jim Croce- Bad, Bad Leroy Brown....Right Place, Wrong Time- Dr. John.....Will It Go Round in Circles- Billy Preston. Shambala- Three Dog Night!! Transistor Radio on the beach!
Their music is sophisticated but so easy on the ears. Some of their output is pretty jazzy. I just listened to 'So What' and the influence could not be more obvious.
I loved this song. I love their song "Summer Breeze" too. I'd like to request an Elvis song. It's from one of his romantic comedy B movies. I don't remember which one, I had stopped watching them after the first couple. But the song was released as a single and it's a beautiful song, quite jazzy for an Elvis song. Great guitar work by Tommy Tedesco. It's called "All That I Am".
This song takes me right back to the summer of 1973 when I dated twin brothers. Thankfully they were not identical 😂😂. But it was a great summer from my youth. You are correct Harri. This stayed at the top of the charts for several weeks 😂. Just a great summertime melody. Thanks to Imadrummin for this request. 🌺✌️
@@rorystorm4284 There’s not much to tell really. They were twins, football stars stuck in their high school glory days and I dated Wayne first and then William. They were more impressed with themselves than I was. 😂😂😂 I was in my early twenties and just having fun. 🌺🌼✌️
Every day I am reminded of the fact that I am so glad that I was born in 1975. A time when music was actually music, not the talentless soulless garbage that permeates society today. A time when I didn't have to be bombarded with weirdo ideologies every day,and a time when children could enjoy life being outside playing and using their imagination for entertainment. Now it seems like kids are growing up believing true life exists in a man made fake digital reality. It's quite sad to see what society has become in recent years.
it feels good don't it. Your comments are right on. Funky bass pocket drums but beat changes . Incredible musicians writing recording production stands up now as well as always.try little River band.keep digging
Qué estilo tan particular el de SEALS & CROFT..! Elegantes, sutiles..! Los arreglos instrumentales son todo armonía . No hay esfuerzo ni afán de demostrar nada en esas dos voces, simples suaves...maravillosas ...!! Una humilde recomendación amigo Harri...si te parece adecuada de seleccionar por tí. Un gran crooner tal vez injustamente subvalorado por ser contemporáneo de los gigantes de este género ( RAT PACK incluido). Una voz que nada tenía que envidiar a los mejores de su tiempo. Tuvo algunos éxitos pero pienso que merecía más. BROOK BENTON " IT'S JUST A MATTER OF TIME" .
The unmistakable vibe of the 70's. Gen X grew up with this genre pouring out of every radio in listening range, and even though many of us veered into hip hop, metal or hardcore, I think almost all of us have a nostalgic soft spot for those clean, polished and melodic anthems of the Easy Rock era.
Seals and Crofts are a great musical duo, aside from their version of The Isley Brothers song 'Summer Breeze' their music seems well underappreciated. They had a mixture of styles that always has an easy listening vibe. I believe they were credited with creating the soft rock genre. Check out 'Hummingbird', 'Castles In The Sand' and 'Forever Like The Rose'...
The song you are thinking of is Miles Davis’ “So What” on did the album “Kind of Blue” the song is; “So What”. I never related “Diamond Girl” to “So What”, but now that you mentioned it, I could hear it.
Hard to define Seals and Crofts, Humming bird gives you a acoustic sound or We May Never Pass is even different than the first two. All fantastic music.
I get what you mean about a touch similar to So What. NOW you must checkout Tierney Sutton's "Driven to Tears" on her CD Sting Variations. Tierney is a Baha'i as well (like Jimmy and Dash) FYI. We're all related😊
Pretty darn sure that this is the Wrecking Crew (cream of the LA studio musicians) on this and probably every song they ever recorded, as well as half of the artists we love from the 60s and 70s. S&C were stunning talents as well, and this is one of my favorites from their catalog. Another fave is Hummingbird, which has nods to eastern spirituality. Ahhh...such Zen music...
Thier songs ,rival Steely Dan,& Donald. Fagan! To me they have the same sounds,in fact i hadnt heard the song in yesrs,and was banging it around in my head,who is this? My first thought was Steely Dan,! Donald Fagan has a similar tone in his voice! Of course Seals & Croft does it like it should be done,no one can copy that sound,the lyrics or that feeling, you get when hear it!!
Honestly, constantly repeated comments turn me off. A little background check would have given you lots to talk about. These guys had a rich history before they recorded together, and their spiritual beliefs add an sweet honesty to their lyrics, music and singing.
love these black reactions to lily white entertainers... where's the money? with white people of course, how do you get that money? lol, tell them how much you love larry bird and folk music...
Thanks for featuring my favorite Seals & Crofts track. I produced and played guitar on it. Harvey Mason drums, Wilton Felder bass, David Paich piano (pre Toto). Jim Seals on sax and Dash Crofts had a whole career as members of The Champs before becoming the duo, Seals and Crofts. And in between we were a cover band in the LA clubs> We are all jazz fans and played a lot of it in our club gigs. Crofts was a great jazz drummer and Seals was probably the best sax player I've had the pleasure of playing with and I've played with many. Ironically the tune (So What) was never thought of or mentioned during the writing or production of Diamond Girl. However I agree the vamp is very close to the Miles Davis tune which we've played many times.
Louis, it is an honor to have you stop by and listen to Harri's review of Diamond Girl. Your accolades in the music industry are legendary. Thank you for all you have contributed in your career. 👍✌🥁
Wow! Incredible to have the producer of the track here and give us this great insight.Not surprised at all to hear of the jazz connection of the "players". You can mostly tell when musicians have Jazz influences.They have a different touch.
Nice to hear your take on the Miles Davis connection as wel Sir.Super track and most of all super production! ✌🏾🖤🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
Brilliant!
Omg! This was my favorite album of theirs in the 70's still is.
Louie, the guitar on this track is sublime. I remember it was one of the biggest songs in the summer of 1973. And what a summer it was: the Stories, Stevie Wonder, Paul McCartney, Dobie Gray, Jim Croce, and Marvin, among many others. You guys were fantastic.
Seals and Crofts have so much great music to discover! Sadly Jim Seals passed recently but still no reactors have heard their great songs like this one, We May Never Pass This Way Again, Hummingbird, Get Closer and so many more ✌️
I CONCUR
🤙🏼 Oh yeah!
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Definite concurage...is that a word? lol
@@brewswillis9783 works for me
Diamond Girl, their 5th studio album from 1973. This was their follow-up to "Summer Breeze" which had an amazing guitar riff, mandolin and harmonies from heaven.
For Diamond girl, they brought in future members from Toto to add organs pianos and drums. They wanted to expand their songs to be inclusive of rock. And boy oh boy this song is laden with rock. The instrumentation is mind blowing. Saturated with such powerful and satisfying pleasure, their harmonies are some of the best. Glad you loved it Harri, 💎💎💎, indeed. Thanks Harri and Imadrummin. Beautiful. 👏👏 Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦
You are very welcomed Mary. Yes, cream of the crop musicians as well. ✌👍
Didn't know about the Toto connection, but explains how good all the components are. Have always loved this song, thanks for bringing it to us!
Oh, you need to hear their "We May Never Pass This Way Again" - I find it spiritual
Love the great harmonies of Seals & Crofts. They were an American soft rock duo who had a lot of great songs in the 70's such as "Get Closer", "We May Never Pass This Way (Again)", "I'll Play For You", "Castles In The Sand", "You're The Love" etc.
Don't forget, "Summer Breeze"
@@mikemiller3069 plus Hummingbird! Great song
@@mikemiller3069 He's already done that one.
@@ker3917 He's already done that one.
You are a musical beast!
Great choice Imadrummin. One of my favorite duos ever. Sad that Jim Seals and his brother England Dan Seals have both passed away. Good reaction Harri, 👍🙃🇨🇦🇺🇸🇬🇧🤴
Thank you my friend and one of the best Besties on this channel. 👍✌😄
Imadrummin always picks my favs!
@@michellefarrell9082 Thank you Michelle. You are very kind. 😀👍✌
Loved England Dan and John Ford Coley! They had several great songs to. One of them was Love Is the Answer!♥️✌️
@@brenthowell8883 ruclips.net/video/VTJflSZ1wTU/видео.html 👊🏼
Seals and Crofts. Very Good 🪴⛱️
Seals and Crofts were one of my favorite artists back in the day. I had all their albums and saw them in concert three times. Because of them, the mandolin became my favorite string instrument. They have numerous songs that I love and it's very hard to name them all. But three of their lesser known songs that I recommend are "Windflowers", "Follow Me" and "The Boy Down The Road".
Love Seals & Crofts, wonder where they went after all these decades. Thanks Harri
I love these guys! Love Summer Breeze.
Harri, you evidently recognize the bass line from Miles’ “So What” from Kind of Blue but I doubt S&C had any idea they were quoting Miles Davis or working in a modal scale. The producer for this album was Louis Shelton (prolific session guitarist - he played lead gtr on Boz Scaggs’ “Low Down” and the flamenco guitar on The Monkees’ “Valleri”). Shelton plays the solo on this track too. Two of the members of Toto are in the backing band as well. If anyone was aware of borrowing from Miles, it was probably David Paich who seems to playing Bill Evans’ piano intro to “So What.” In 2012, jazz guitarist John Pizzarelli made this connection explicit when he absolutely grafted “So What’s” chord progression onto his cover of “Diamond Girl.” Critics at the time thought Pizzarelli was too flippant but he did hear the same things we all do. Love the reaction, Harri.
You should really check out their song "Hummingbird" it's magical! ✨
i concur
Another amazing song of theirs is "Summer Breeze". Definitely a feel good song!
I remember this from back in the day. Great song.
Brilliant Harri , yet again .
This one shimmers & shines like the best sunny Summer Day ...ever .
My pops used to play along with the flute section. A wonderful song.🖖🏼
I saw them live in the 70's, they were great, and they both could play many instruments exceedingly well and you had to be there.
I knew this would be right up your alley🎶🎸🎹🎤
Jeff Porcaro on drums, Wilton Felder on Bass.
Flute Bobby Lichtig 😊
Imadrummin - Diamond Girl, Get Closer, My Fair Share, We May Never Pass This Way (Again), Summer Breeze? I can't remember a day in the 70's and 80's when I didn't hear one of those songs on the radio . Great selection and reaction!
Thank you pncombies. I agree. They were a staple on the radio growing up. Peace my brother. ✌✌✌
Flashback memories. Thank you!
Takes me back to the 70's, when I was a wee kid, riding in the back seat of the car with my mom and my sisters, listening to this amazing song on the radio and asking my mom to turn it UP! What a gem! 🤩😍🥰
Hummingbird! So good.
You'll definitely like summer breeze by them.
What a great choice, Harri ! This is one of my favourite S&C songs. That harmony is just sublime ! Plus, tasty bass and drums. I highly recommend their song East of Ginger Trees also by Seals and Crofts (my fave from them).
¿¡FIRST time!? ... WOW, am I "feeling old"; all of a sudden!
Big hit for them, along with Summer Breeze and We Will Never Pass This Way Again...wonderful harmonies and melodies, another magical duo from the magical 70s.
Harri, you may be on to something. Miles Davis' So What? and John Coltrane's Blue Train have some similiar chops. Thank you for reacting to this great song. Diamond Girl = Diamonds in my ears. Went to #6 on Billboard in 1973. 👍👍👍
Sonofagun, it DOES sound like "So What"....
Wow. Mind-blown.
Ditto
Ditto
Loved this song when it came out!
I'm often reminded of Van Morrison songs when I listen to this. That jazz element, maybe similar influences.
Fell in love with these guys and was totally obsessed with their music… a good song by them closer to you you’ll love it Harri❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ ❤ ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Jim Seals was a saxophonist in his younger days which where he probably got some jazz influence. His brother Dan Seals was part of a group called England Dan & John Ford Coley. You reviewed one of their songs, Love Is the Answer, a few months ago. Both brothers were very talented musicians. Both are now gone I'm afraid.
When I graduated back in 1974 their We May Never Pass This Way Again was our class song...
Firefall "Just remember I love you" "You are the woman" "Strange way" Sanford Townsend Band "Smoke from a distant fire" Hamilton Joe Frank and Reynolds "Fallin in love"
Memories 🤗🤗🤗🤗
Great song it really takes me back
More please.
And another of their well known songs not mentioned already, 'I'll play for you'. Lovely memories. Thanks Harri👌
What a trip down memory lane this song takes me on! Great choice, once again, Mr. Imadrummin!
Thank you Cosmo Sir!!! 😀
I'm very happy you discovered Seals and Crofts! "Try Diamond Girl " next please!!!
Hello from Cody Wyoming USA! You're awesome, my bestie... I have never been called that before but I 💘 it....please never stop
You are among friends on Harri's channel. Thank you for stopping in and giving this a listen. ✌✌✌
another excellent choice. Harri, you should review the Miles Davis song.
Love ❤️ the flute in this!!
Wow I have not heard these guys for ages and almost forgot about them. What a fantastic choice Imadrummin and Harri.
My pleasure Cynthia and appreciate ya!!😀
Always loved their jazz-folk fusion sound. This one and Summer Breeze are my favorites.
One of those songs that takes me right back to the Summer of '73! Paul Simon- Kodachrome. Chicago- Feeling Stronger Every Day. Ramblin' Man- Allman Brothers. The reissue of 'Monster Mash'! George Harrison- Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth.) Doobie Brothers- Long Train Runnin'. Jim Croce- Bad, Bad Leroy Brown....Right Place, Wrong Time- Dr. John.....Will It Go Round in Circles- Billy Preston. Shambala- Three Dog Night!! Transistor Radio on the beach!
Their music is sophisticated but so easy on the ears. Some of their output is pretty jazzy. I just listened to 'So What' and the influence could not be more obvious.
I loved this song. I love their song "Summer Breeze" too.
I'd like to request an Elvis song. It's from one of his romantic comedy B movies. I don't remember which one, I had stopped watching them after the first couple.
But the song was released as a single and it's a beautiful song, quite jazzy for an Elvis song. Great guitar work by Tommy Tedesco. It's called "All That I Am".
You, like me have a very intuitive ear for sound/music. Thanks for sharing!
Extremely jazzy..Diamonds indeed..So what by Miles also inspired Cold Sweat by James Brown
Seals and Crofts is driving with your windows all the way down. 😊
Try "Summer Breeze " :)
This song takes me right back to the summer of 1973 when I dated twin brothers. Thankfully they were not identical 😂😂. But it was a great summer from my youth. You are correct Harri. This stayed at the top of the charts for several weeks 😂. Just a great summertime melody. Thanks to Imadrummin for this request. 🌺✌️
You dated them both? Really? Tell us more please, lol!
@@rorystorm4284 There’s not much to tell really. They were twins, football stars stuck in their high school glory days and I dated Wayne first and then William. They were more impressed with themselves than I was. 😂😂😂 I was in my early twenties and just having fun. 🌺🌼✌️
@@debbiechang5781 Funny, thx!
What a summer of 73 for you. Wow!! I appreciate you Debbie. Thanks!!!😀👍
This is definitely a song where you just close your your eyes and let the music take you away.
Always loved Seals and Crofts if you want their jazzy side try out their song Masterpiece
Masterpiece? Not heard of this one; there's Wisdom ...
If you haven't done it already, view "Summer Dreams"
You already played SEALS & CROFTS about one year ego with the song "Summer Breeze," and your reaction was quite positive also....
RIP Mr seals
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I love your reactions 🤘 more Band Maid!
They did so many big songs in the past like taqueria in pee wee movie great music
Every day I am reminded of the fact that I am so glad that I was born in 1975. A time when music was actually music, not the talentless soulless garbage that permeates society today. A time when I didn't have to be bombarded with weirdo ideologies every day,and a time when children could enjoy life being outside playing and using their imagination for entertainment. Now it seems like kids are growing up believing true life exists in a man made fake digital reality. It's quite sad to see what society has become in recent years.
it feels good don't it. Your comments are right on. Funky bass pocket drums but beat changes . Incredible musicians writing recording production stands up now as well as always.try little River band.keep digging
I'LL PLAY FOR YOU was my fave in Jr. High, borrowed the album from the library.
Haven’t heard this in a long time now. 👍
Imadrummin, you did it again! Great pick!
Harri...u must know this!!
Forgot how much swingin' jazz they got into and was so prevalent back then. Good catch with Miles reference.
Qué estilo tan particular el de SEALS & CROFT..! Elegantes, sutiles..! Los arreglos instrumentales son todo armonía . No hay esfuerzo ni afán de demostrar nada en esas dos voces, simples suaves...maravillosas ...!!
Una humilde recomendación amigo Harri...si te parece adecuada de seleccionar por tí. Un gran crooner tal vez injustamente subvalorado por ser contemporáneo de los gigantes de este género ( RAT PACK incluido). Una voz que nada tenía que envidiar a los mejores de su tiempo. Tuvo algunos éxitos pero pienso que merecía más.
BROOK BENTON " IT'S JUST A MATTER OF TIME" .
The unmistakable vibe of the 70's. Gen X grew up with this genre pouring out of every radio in listening range, and even though many of us veered into hip hop, metal or hardcore, I think almost all of us have a nostalgic soft spot for those clean, polished and melodic anthems of the Easy Rock era.
I have the same reaction after 10,000 plays
Seals & Crofts - Summer Breeze is definitely a song you should check out!
Seals and Crofts are a great musical duo, aside from their version of The Isley Brothers song 'Summer Breeze' their music seems well underappreciated. They had a mixture of styles that always has an easy listening vibe. I believe they were credited with creating the soft rock genre. Check out 'Hummingbird', 'Castles In The Sand' and 'Forever Like The Rose'...
The song you are thinking of is Miles Davis’ “So What” on did the album “Kind of Blue” the song is; “So What”. I never related “Diamond Girl” to “So What”, but now that you mentioned it, I could hear it.
Oh, Harri- you’re thinking of So What? by Miles Davis, aren’t you?
Well, "So What?" was off of Miles' "Kind of Blue" album...and it had the same time signature.
interesting--the Miles tune SO WHAT and DIAMONG GIRL are similar in the break
I never thought of it before, but you're right....this does sound like Miles Davis' "So What."
Louie Sheldon at his best
Shelton
You’re thinking of ‘So What’ by Miles Davis, from the Kind of Blue album.
Hard to define Seals and Crofts, Humming bird gives you a acoustic sound or We May Never Pass is even different than the first two. All fantastic music.
I get what you mean about a touch similar to So What. NOW you must checkout Tierney Sutton's "Driven to Tears" on her CD Sting Variations. Tierney is a Baha'i as well (like Jimmy and Dash) FYI. We're all related😊
Pretty darn sure that this is the Wrecking Crew (cream of the LA studio musicians) on this and probably every song they ever recorded, as well as half of the artists we love from the 60s and 70s. S&C were stunning talents as well, and this is one of my favorites from their catalog. Another fave is Hummingbird, which has nods to eastern spirituality. Ahhh...such Zen music...
Next one by seals and crofts …we May never Pass thisWay again ….you’re gonna like this one
If you don't mind, please react to a song called QUARTER TO THREE by Gary U.S. Bonds..Fantastic.
OMG I love it!!!
Martha....never even heard it
They had several hits.
Thier songs ,rival Steely Dan,& Donald. Fagan! To me they have the same sounds,in fact i hadnt heard the song in yesrs,and was banging it around in my head,who is this? My first thought was Steely Dan,! Donald Fagan has a similar tone in his voice! Of course Seals & Croft does it like it should be done,no one can copy that sound,the lyrics or that feeling, you get when hear it!!
I wish I had a dollor for every song that sounded like another artists song.
☮️💙💙💙🔥🔥💎
☮️❤️🔥🔥🔥🎵🎶🎵...😏
EASILY ONE OF THE GREATEST SONGS OF ALL TIME
Honestly, constantly repeated comments turn me off. A little background check would have given you lots to talk about. These guys had a rich history before they recorded together, and their spiritual beliefs add an sweet honesty to their lyrics, music and singing.
Is this one diamonds for your ears?
love these black reactions to lily white entertainers... where's the money? with white people of course, how do you get that money? lol, tell them how much you love larry bird and folk music...
Now I feel 13 again!