@@nicholasjohnson6724 Yeah, I might be a little bias but the 70s was the best decade in the history of music, freedom, long hair and fun. Things seem to be so much simpler back then. 🙂✌☮ PS. and the women in hot pants, tube tops and bra less. I you can't get the women out of my head but why would I want to. I love the women then and now.
For those of us in that time era , it was magical fun . This band was at their peek they provided a unique sound track that was different . If you listened to the so called soft / pop rock , you where a wimp . Today not so ; tunes like this take me back to an innocent time . Rock was still King of my musical taste but the modern contemporary music sound I grew into and I enjoy to this day . Oldies just seem to stick around With the variety of music today and you-tube is a temporary relief of the woo's of the world today . And yes you and I miss those grand ol' days . 03/30/2022
@@Chaomhainn Oh for sure rock was king. I was a young aspiring rock star myself. With my guitar. I never became a rock star but did play professionally for about 10 years. You're also right about if you listen to soft rock you would be labeled. I am guilty of harassing some people for listen to soft rock but it was a joke. Because with my girlfriend who liked it and I wouldn't admit it but I loved it too. Lol back then we walked around like hard rock fans. To be totally honest rock was easy to learn. So most of the time I was trying to learn to play and sing the great singer song writer stuff. Now when I play to relax its all I play besides my own song. Yes seal&crofts, John Denver, America jim Croce and so many more. Now soft rock and original music in that same vibe. I guess I acted like a Rock-n-Roll punk trying to be cool. But I still can't believe how cocky I was. Well time change and I still listen to rock but I rather hear those great acoustic songs. The only difference is I'm to old for that foolishness. Thanks for your reply!🙂✌❤👍
@@stephenlandry9343 you're welcome . We are a special brand of human that enjoy those great singer song writers. Many of those artist where derived in playing their own instrument and arranging the material for their own song book . Very similar to jazz artist of their day . Cheers 03/30/2022
David Paich is also on stage, here. David played on their studio albums, also. Marty Paich, David's dad, did string arrangements for them, also. I always liked Seals and Crofts harmonies.
I'm black and grew up in the 70s and I loved Seals and Crofts music, two white Texas boys with soulful harmony you could especially hear it in Diamond girl
I am white and grew up in the 60's and 70's also, and I loved the O'Jays, Temptations, Marvin Gaye, Al Green and Seals and Crofts among countless other greats with soul and harmony. You could hear the meaning's behind those lyric's and notes. Peace My Brother, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 2023. God Bless
If you love music, no reason to care about color. Lots of times i loved a song on the radio and was surprised when i actually saw a video or picture of the artist. Didnt matter, talent comes in all colors.
Memories of saying goodbye to my cute girlfriend August 1974. Before I left for Okinawa, I kissed my cute girlfriend goodbye as we were standing on the front porch. She wouldn't let go of me, crying like a baby. Her Mother looked out the window, came outside and helped her into the house. I was a 19 yr old Marine, but I cried when I drove away, looking through my rear view mirror I could see her looking out the door, I'll never forget that evening. Semper Fi
What an understatement, "We will never pass this way again." Except my mum told me "I hope you have kids just like you." Profound though. It was a sort of funny marketing approach.
So sad you have to go back so far to see bands that not only wrote their own stuff, but could actually play their own instruments live AND...sing live without autotune... Glad I grew up when I did.
That's true. If you want to see one of those "old guys" who is still incredible, search for a video of The Randall Bramblett Band playing "Pothole on Mainstreet". Their live performance is incredible, and will take you back to the days of melody and harmony.
Yes some of today’s music is pure garbage, don’t get me wrong there is some good music groups now today with people actually playing instruments. But it appears most of today’s music just plain sucks compared too this great stuff!!!!!
at age 73 know we may never pass this way again..but wow did we have the best times changing the world with love..and the music. wow so lucky to live when I did...
@@Fresh-tw7ev How I missed We may never come this way again in the 1970s defeats me. Magic. Talk to my older friends and the all say, yeah they were great!
It really was, the great singing and great players. Supreme musicianship, I was born in the early 80s and I can remember hearing these songs when they were less than an decade old. These players were driven by creating timeless music, I don’t think that exists today.
My former roommate and long time friend Brian Behrns was their recording engine before moving to Captain and Tennille. I loved these guys long before that.,,saw them at universal amphitheater back in 73???
I was born in 1962 and grew up with this fine music. How about you? Summer Breeze come on man how could you possibly beat this great song? Sure puts some of today’s so called music too shame. There are some good groups out there today, but most of today’s music just plan sucks!
These guys were so good. Great songs, superb musicianship and soaring harmonies. I have most of their album and i never tire of listening to this brilliantly crafted music. God bless Seals and Crofts and RIP Jimmy Seals..loved the way you played guitar.😊
The Best of times to live and breathe. Music was so inspired and creative during the 70's growing up with such great musicians such as Seals and Crofts.
Jeff Porcaro w Seals & Croft and Mike Baird w Hall & Oates are good examles of how a drummer can pick a band up and carrry it right over the finish line. Sensational.
I WAS BORN IN '67 AND I HAVE ALWAYS LOVED MUSIC,SEALS AND CROFT, ENGLAND DAN AND JOHN FORD COLEY, DOOBIE BROTHERS,STYXX,MANFRED MAN,REDBONE,THE CARPENTERS ARE SOME OF MY FAVORITE 70s MUSICAL BANDS. BEING A BLACK KID IN ALABAMA I WAS/STILL IS HIPPED TO THE GREAT 70s DECADE OF MUSIC!!
Harry Nilsson released “Lime in the Coconut” in the summer off 72, the same time Seals and Croft had a hit with summer breeze. In addition, the Doobie Brothers would release “Listen to the Music” as a single that fall. Who’s Next came out in 1972, as did Fragile, by Yes. And I can’t forget Jethro Tull and Thick as a Brick. As the 60s came to an end, I didn’t think music could get much better than the Beatles, Rolling Stones, The Association, and so many other bands, too numerous to list. For me, the greatest music came out between 1970 and 1974. That is not to ignore the many great bands and solo artists who provided the soundtrack for my life through the 1980s.
Loved Seals and Crofts. They played in music's greatest era and maybe were overshadowed by other bands at the time. But their music remains timeless while many of the others have faded away.
Jeff Porcaro had mentioned in some interview that as a drummer, you could have all the right stuff but if you weren’t a social person, if you weren’t comfortable being able to “hang” afterwards, then all your groove would not be getting you work.
My first musical love at age 13....continued thru my adult life and even now. Dashs range always thrilled me. I am Christian. I pray for Dash and the S & C family.
The drummer on this vid was Jeff Porcaro. I had seen 17 year-old Porcaro the previous summer on Jeff's first tour with a National Act, Sonny & Cher. He was incredible on those drums!
Seals lived on my street growing up and no one ever bothered him talked to him a few times he never thought of himself as a rock star very humble nice man .....Croft lived near brother and he had parties but for the most part laid low...SF baby ..
I feel so lucky to have formed my musical tastes in the mid 60s thru the mid 70s. I love the sight and feel of real musicians just sharing their art with their audience. No goofy, coreographed dancing. No pyro-technics. Just music, baby. Seals and Crofts were better than we knew at the time! So nice to revisit their magic!!
55 year old fan of Jeff since the first time I heard Rosanna back in the early 80's, didn't know he was on this song. Unfortunately, the song was prophetic... we never did pass this way again. Music hasn't been and will never be like this 😞
@@kmjr2400 yes he did. Absoutly love thatsong..its my favorite by him.,ever gonna fall in love again..gonna spend it with someone new. Because! I couldn't have seen it end. Just like me n you. Lol..
I was a 20 year punk furniture salesman standing at a brunch bar in Cleveland on a Sunday morning at Stouffers Inn around 1978. As I’m reaching under the glass to fill my plate at the salad bar there are other arms reaching as well.. as I maneuver to get to the next food item I look up under the glass and realize I’m staring face to face With Seals..and the other arm reaching for food is Crofts.. after a moment of amazement we introduce ourselves and they ask me to join them at their table.. two everyday guys and both most kind and considerate. They are playing at Blossom Music Center the evening before. They treated me like a king and an old friend.. I’ll never forget it.. just wish I had attended the concert.
My brother used to play this song a lot in his room back in the 70s. Everytime I hear this song I think about my brother. What a peaceful time to be a teenager.
I had forgotten how amazing these two men were together. Bought many of their albums in the 70's. Heard, Seals passed away recently, sad to hear that. Had to go back and listen, man I miss the seventies.
Sitting here in June of 2022 is quite hard listening to this. Things were so wonderful back then. I absolutely love this music. And now today we can't figure out what bathrooms to use what sex we are, we're at the brink of world war with no Diesel and a food shortage coming down the pike. Unbelievable, rest in peace mr. Seals.
Crossing the street in front of the paramount in Portland Oregon my oldest brother said I'm going to see SandC tonight (70's). Here they came Crossing right toward us and we said hello, seeing you guys tonight.
This reminds me of being a very young child in the early seventies. As a musician myself I am seriously impressed by just how tight these amazing artists were live. All of them, the whole band, just right.
A gifted and talented person has passed away. Jim, you will be missed by your family, friends and fans but we all still can enjoy the great music you have made together with Dash. Rest in Peace🙏
I wish I had pursued seeing them in concert! “We may never pass this way again…”. Sadly, that time did pass for many of us who did not get to see them live in concert..😢
Ahhhh.. The drummer of my youth, and my life for that matter. Jeff was so, so ahead of his time, and so gifted, learning from the masters, and his heros, Keltner and Jim Gordon. In my opinion, there will NEVER be another drummer who had the pocket, time, and groove that Jeff Porcoro had, never!!!
Don Kirchner’s Rock Concert was my favorite TV show!!!! I was 14 y/o when this aired, I 100% sure that I watched it. Brings back awesome memories 🙋🏽♀️💕
Because I grew up in the Seventies this Will Always Be The Best Decade of Music in History but don’t get me wrong there is Music from The Sixties that is Great Too and Even Some from The Eighties as well. These two song are A Very Special Masterpiece from Them that I will Always Cherish Within My Heart Forever ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
I still to this day get tears when I think of Jeff leaving us all way to soon. the things he could have brought to the music world are so sadly missed. the best thing about technology and you tube is let let us remember all of the greats that have left us to soon but their music can live on for all generations to learn from.
As a kid in 1977 age 9 I remember summer breeze on my little bicycle radio from radio shack that I got for Christmas of 1976 and in the summer of 1977 I was laying on a beach towel sun tanning up on our friends garage roof in mid hot July in Kelowna BC Canada when I spent the summer there that year. This song came on the radio I had and me and my four friends noticed right away that when this song summer breeze came on a nice warm breeze sweet over us and all five of us said,: " oh holy shit"!!! Then we laughed and all sang along with this song and we got it down to a T just flawless. Some girls walking by heard used stopped, and watched us singing then clapped for us whistled at us and gave us their names and phone number. Oh man it was pure heaven that Saturday mid July of 1977 .Yet today it's gone the magic it's gone!!! 🎶🎶🎶🧲😻😜🧲🤤
`Hardly ever hear about these guys, and, yet, they were a huge part of The 60's & 70's. Hearing their voices takes me right back. Thank you so much for posting this performance!
I met John Sebastian a few years ago. He signed several old Lovin’ Spoonful LP’s for me which are now framed and hanging in my music room with other memorabilia. We took photos and talked for a bit. He was very “down to earth” and friendly. An excellent musician still…
I remember going into the Jolly Roger on Sunset one Sunday morning - and there was Seals and Crofts having breakfast with some friends. And that's my best Seals and Crofts story.
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What an incredible music era!
You can say that again brother.
Seals & Crofts, Feel good music. I love it.
Hearing this on AM radio in our 62 Dodge. Here's to the most chill decade ever....rhe 1970's
I miss those carefree days!!!!
These guys are soo great. And that mandolin! 2 boys from Texas. RIP Jimmy Seals.
My HS years in this Masterpiece.. The longing for the good old days is bittersweet..
The 70’s will never be duplicated, musically anyway.
Without a Doubt!
You got that right intention , lyrics , analog recording real musicianship , feeling everything.
No doubt. The best music ever the 70’s rock
The everlasting Jeff Porcaro on drums
Jeff Porcaro had his own "feel" by the age of 19! Just amazing. I watch everything I can on Jeff. 🙏🎵
He was way younger than that, he was giving lessons!
Ah to be a kid in the 70s! I remember laying under the trees with my girlfriend in the summer. Life was so free and fun. God I miss those days.
I agree dude, peace always from the 70's
@@nicholasjohnson6724 Yeah, I might be a little bias but the 70s was the best decade in the history of music, freedom, long hair and fun. Things seem to be so much simpler back then. 🙂✌☮ PS. and the women in hot pants, tube tops and bra less. I you can't get the women out of my head but why would I want to.
I love the women then and now.
For those of us in that time era , it was magical fun . This band was at their peek they provided a unique sound track that was different . If you listened to the so called soft / pop rock , you where a wimp . Today not so ; tunes like this take me back to an innocent time . Rock was still King of my musical taste but the modern contemporary music sound I grew into and I enjoy to this day . Oldies just seem to stick around
With the variety of music today and you-tube is a temporary relief of the woo's of the world today . And yes you and I miss those grand ol' days .
03/30/2022
@@Chaomhainn Oh for sure rock was king. I was a young aspiring rock star myself. With my guitar. I never became a rock star but did play professionally for about 10 years. You're also right about if you listen to soft rock you would be labeled.
I am guilty of harassing some people for listen to soft rock but it was a joke. Because with my girlfriend who liked it and I wouldn't admit it but I loved it too. Lol back then we walked around like hard rock fans. To be totally honest rock was easy to learn. So most of the time I was trying to learn to play and sing the great singer song writer stuff.
Now when I play to relax its all I play besides my own song. Yes seal&crofts, John Denver, America jim Croce and so many more. Now soft rock and original music in that same vibe. I guess I acted like a Rock-n-Roll punk trying to be cool. But I still can't believe how cocky I was.
Well time change and I still listen to rock but I rather hear those great acoustic songs.
The only difference is I'm to old for that foolishness.
Thanks for your reply!🙂✌❤👍
@@stephenlandry9343 you're welcome . We are a special brand of human that enjoy those great singer song writers. Many of those artist where derived in playing their own instrument and arranging the material for their own song book . Very similar to jazz artist of their day .
Cheers 03/30/2022
David Paich is also on stage, here. David played on their studio albums, also. Marty Paich, David's dad, did string arrangements for them, also. I always liked Seals and Crofts harmonies.
This is the core of the incredible band we all know as Toto. ❤❤❤
Grup yg menemani masa kecil sy. Lagu wild flower dan summer breeze paling sering sy dengar. RIP Jimmy, my humming bird. Salam dari Indonesia.
Amazing. Todays music blows compared to this.
And some "sounds" even don't qualify no longer as music....
I'm black and grew up in the 70s and I loved Seals and Crofts music, two white Texas boys with soulful harmony you could especially hear it in Diamond girl
I remember a lot of good time. Hearing Seals and Croft thank you for sharing
I am white and grew up in the 60's and 70's also, and I loved the O'Jays, Temptations, Marvin Gaye, Al Green and Seals and Crofts among countless other greats with soul and harmony. You could hear the meaning's behind those lyric's and notes. Peace My Brother, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 2023. God Bless
Tom❤️
@Doc Shiva The Baha'i Faith
If you love music, no reason to care about color. Lots of times i loved a song on the radio and was surprised when i actually saw a video or picture of the artist. Didnt matter, talent comes in all colors.
Memories of saying goodbye to my cute girlfriend August 1974. Before I left for Okinawa, I kissed my cute girlfriend goodbye as we were standing on the front porch. She wouldn't let go of me, crying like a baby. Her Mother looked out the window, came outside and helped her into the house. I was a 19 yr old Marine, but I cried when I drove away, looking through my rear view mirror I could see her looking out the door, I'll never forget that evening. Semper Fi
from a navy shellback to a Marine Oohrah! Tuff stuff, never had to do that, Did you reunite later?
Finish the story, sir! And thank you for your service!!!
Thanks for serving our America ,US ARMY ,MP 74-77.GREAT ERA
Sad that someone else was enjoying that stuff when you were away
@@errorsofmodernism9715 Enjoy your life he protected it.
"We May Never Pass This Way Again" is the most insightful popular song of the 20th Century.
It was the graduation song for my sister's 1977 PHS high school class.
I was there!(I was 14,lol)
The ultimate "you just graduated from high school and the people you knew then you may never see again"
Seals and Crofts music was like magic when i was a kid.
Me too
Me too .
still is.
What an understatement, "We will never pass this way again." Except my mum told me "I hope you have kids just like you." Profound though. It was a sort of funny marketing approach.
Now I'm playing my guitar because of this video. Mis my old friends.
This is what real music was, still listening in 2024
Yes! because now a days is not music anymore it's noisic
Thank God for real musicians and real music!
Jeff was 19 years old ... unbelievable, he plays so mature. Everything he does is magic. Great to hear him with David Paich.
We really had the best music 60's, 70's,80's so many good bands, musicians.
Jeff Porcaro & Louie Shelton on the same stage.. What a treat..
Amen!
The whole song is a treat
@Joseph Arnold and Dave Hungate on bass
@Joseph Arnold Looks like personnel is incomplete/incorrect, as well as the year...still wonderful
Yes. Days of magic.
So sad you have to go back so far to see bands that not only wrote their own stuff, but could actually play their own instruments live AND...sing live without autotune...
Glad I grew up when I did.
That's true. If you want to see one of those "old guys" who is still incredible, search for a video of The Randall Bramblett Band playing "Pothole on Mainstreet". Their live performance is incredible, and will take you back to the days of melody and harmony.
alas...
I second that
Glad I lived it in the moment, too!
Yes some of today’s music is pure garbage, don’t get me wrong there is some good music groups now today with people actually playing instruments.
But it appears most of today’s music just plain sucks compared too this great stuff!!!!!
at age 73 know we may never pass this way again..but wow did we have the best times changing the world with love..and the music. wow so lucky to live when I did...
Rest in Peace Dear Jimmy. Talented, and a staunch Believer. your music and lyrics were inspiring. We may never pass this way again.
Thank you for this comment. It’s appreciated, believe me!
@@Fresh-tw7ev How I missed We may never come this way again in the 1970s defeats me. Magic. Talk to my older friends and the all say, yeah they were great!
So beautiful I love them!!!❤😊
The whole time im just thinking... SHOW JEFF!!
3:16
You see a little bit of Jeff at 03:20 with his glasses on
0:48 hihat... that is art.
Here I am! 👋
Yup!
The 70s was great decade for music 🎸🎶
It really was, the great singing and great players. Supreme musicianship, I was born in the early 80s and I can remember hearing these songs when they were less than an decade old. These players were driven by creating timeless music, I don’t think that exists today.
@@donnix7119 that drive to create timeless music is still here.
You just have to look, my friend.
The best
The best ever except Beatles in the late sixties
@@jeffalbillar7625 Maybe saying that it simply doesn’t exist is extreme, you just have to look harder to find it, which was not the case then.
Jeff Porcaro and Jim Seals probably having a catch up music sesh in heaven as we listen to this music video. RIP Jim Seals.
Seals was B'ahai
My former roommate and long time friend Brian Behrns was their recording engine before moving to Captain and Tennille. I loved these guys long before that.,,saw them at universal amphitheater back in 73???
Those recordings were world-class. It helps to have such great musicians but no question they had elite musicians, engineers and producers too.
I was born in 1962 and grew up with this fine music. How about you?
Summer Breeze come on man how could you possibly beat this great song? Sure puts some of today’s so called music too shame.
There are some good groups out there today, but most of today’s music just plan sucks!
I remember old people saying something like you did to me in the 60's.
@@bobe3250 Are you saying I’m old Bob? 🙂
"it's better to burn out than to fade away" Some forget this
Born in 1960 here...we were truly the recipients of some of the greatest music ever.
@@tiberius1701 you have that right, great music for sure!
Jeff....not only the coolest drummer who ever lived....maybe the coolest cat ever..... definitely born to make music.....no debate on that!!!!
Jeff Porcaro was regarded as one of the best session drummers as well a driving force with the band toto.
@@2rock4blues and he was young....great music iq.....a natural.
These guys were so good. Great songs, superb musicianship and soaring harmonies. I have most of their album and i never tire of listening to this brilliantly crafted music. God bless Seals and Crofts and RIP Jimmy Seals..loved the way you played guitar.😊
When music was music.
Nothing like the music from the 1970s. I'm glad that I got to experience it firsthand
The Best of times to live and breathe. Music was so inspired and creative during the 70's growing up with such great musicians such as Seals and Crofts.
Thanks for listening
I agree with you. When music are really music. With beautiful and meaningful lyrics and melodies that are carefully crafted real musicians.
@thedeenforever
thedeenforever?
Like what is that
d-e-en?
Shalom
Seals and Croft songs are very mysteriously beautiful. I don't know how to describe their songs they are fantastic. Quite different.
They had a special inspiration.
Inspired by scripture of the Baha'i Faith
Jeff Porcaro w Seals & Croft and Mike Baird w Hall & Oates are good examles of how a drummer can pick a band up and carrry it right over the finish line. Sensational.
I WAS BORN IN '67 AND I HAVE ALWAYS LOVED MUSIC,SEALS AND CROFT, ENGLAND DAN AND JOHN FORD COLEY, DOOBIE BROTHERS,STYXX,MANFRED MAN,REDBONE,THE CARPENTERS ARE SOME OF MY FAVORITE 70s MUSICAL BANDS. BEING A BLACK KID IN ALABAMA I WAS/STILL IS HIPPED TO THE GREAT 70s DECADE OF MUSIC!!
Harry Nilsson released “Lime in the Coconut” in the summer off 72, the same time Seals and Croft had a hit with summer breeze. In addition, the Doobie Brothers would release “Listen to the Music” as a single that fall. Who’s Next came out in 1972, as did Fragile, by Yes. And I can’t forget Jethro Tull and Thick as a Brick. As the 60s came to an end, I didn’t think music could get much better than the Beatles, Rolling Stones, The Association, and so many other bands, too numerous to list. For me, the greatest music came out between 1970 and 1974. That is not to ignore the many great bands and solo artists who provided the soundtrack for my life through the 1980s.
Same same brother. Great comment. Thank you. The songs meant something then and we were really smiled upon to witness and hear that happen. Inspiring
Loved Seals and Crofts. They played in music's greatest era and maybe were overshadowed by other bands at the time. But their music remains timeless while many of the others have faded away.
Jeff was 19y. Wow.....Still a kid but showing he has the groove, soul and confidence to be a world class drummer.
RIP Jeff.
❤
He also was a founding member of Toto with David Hungate.
He also played on Steely Dan’s 3rd, 4th & 7th albums.
@@jerrymammoser9857 now you're def a man who def knows your music history- BRAVO!!
@@nehoc00 ...ahhh...No more’d anybody else with a love for it. But how nice of you.
Jeff Porcaro had mentioned in some interview that as a drummer, you could have all the right stuff but if you weren’t a social person, if you weren’t comfortable being able to “hang” afterwards, then all your groove would not be getting you work.
R.I.P.Jimmy Seals..thanks for making my life so beautiful along with Dash.
My first musical love at age 13....continued thru my adult life and even now. Dashs range always thrilled me. I am Christian. I pray for Dash and the S & C family.
Dash is still alive.
The drummer on this vid was Jeff Porcaro. I had seen 17 year-old Porcaro the previous summer on Jeff's first tour with a National Act, Sonny & Cher. He was incredible on those drums!
Timeless music...takes me to another place.
1970's riding your easy rider bicycle on a summer day with this music. Man those were the days
Those days are long past gone, we who lived them are the most fortunate 👍
Jeff had already made the “big time” just by the fact he was playing on “In Concert”, and only 19! What a talent
Seals lived on my street growing up and no one ever bothered him talked to him a few times he never thought of himself as a rock star very humble nice man .....Croft lived near brother and he had parties but for the most part laid low...SF baby ..
What street and city was that?
Jeff playing with a maturity well beyond his years. Love his drumming.
I grew up with these amazing artists. ❤
This is the most 70’s thing ever.
For me the 60's and 70's were the 2 greatest decades for music.
True song smiths such beautiful music why can't we have music like this today
Jeff can play with anyone & sound like he's been with them forever in a day , RIP to the Legend
I feel so lucky to have formed my musical tastes in the mid 60s thru the mid 70s. I love the sight and feel of real musicians just sharing their art with their audience. No goofy, coreographed dancing. No pyro-technics. Just music, baby. Seals and Crofts were better than we knew at the time! So nice to revisit their magic!!
Amen to that, Rick.
Tears to my eyes........RIP
55 year old fan of Jeff since the first time I heard Rosanna back in the early 80's, didn't know he was on this song. Unfortunately, the song was prophetic... we never did pass this way again. Music hasn't been and will never be like this 😞
He wasn't on the recording of this tune. John Guerin played on the studio version.
I'm a total rocker, but summer breeze is one of my all time favorite songs . 🎵That and Go all the way , by the Raspberries!! definitely.
My brother has the coolest little one song CD by the Raspberries.
I've never seen a CD like that.
@@jeffalbillar7625 that's cool 😎
Good ole..Eric Carmen of the raspberries. Go all the aay.. all by myself.. check them out on you tube. Few years back..house of blues.los. Angeles
@@markcianfarani8777 I know love his music. His song never gonna fall in love again is a great song too. 🎵
@@kmjr2400 yes he did. Absoutly love thatsong..its my favorite by him.,ever gonna fall in love again..gonna spend it with someone new. Because! I couldn't have seen it end. Just like me n you. Lol..
70s were the best decade ever...for music. Period folks. I am so blessed
I got to play music and live a free open life of all that was offered to
Me.
Some of the greatest music happened between '64 and 1970.
Jeff Pocaro backing Seals & Crofts: quail hunting with a Howitzer. RIP Jeff. Gone and always missed.
The harmony of these guys is beyond compare. So glad I was a teenager in the 70s :)
I was a 20 year punk furniture salesman standing at a brunch bar in Cleveland on a Sunday morning at Stouffers Inn around 1978. As I’m reaching under the glass to fill my plate at the salad bar there are other arms reaching as well.. as I maneuver to get to the next food item I look up under the glass and realize I’m staring face to face With Seals..and the other arm reaching for food is Crofts.. after a moment of amazement we introduce ourselves and they ask me to join them at their table.. two everyday guys and both most kind and considerate. They are playing at Blossom Music Center the evening before. They treated me like a king and an old friend.. I’ll never forget it.. just wish I had attended the concert.
That's an awesome memory. Thank you for sharing it.
RIP: James Eugene Seals
Your timeless music helped weave the tapestry of my youth.
My brother used to play this song a lot in his room back in the 70s. Everytime I hear this song I think about my brother. What a peaceful time to be a teenager.
I had forgotten how amazing these two men were together. Bought many of their albums in the 70's.
Heard, Seals passed away recently, sad to hear that. Had to go back and listen, man I miss the seventies.
My favorite duo when I was a teenager. RIP, Jimmy Seals
I keep coming across the videos with Jeff Porcaro and I'm in heaven!
So beautiful ❤
Sitting here in June of 2022 is quite hard listening to this. Things were so wonderful back then. I absolutely love this music. And now today we can't figure out what bathrooms to use what sex we are, we're at the brink of world war with no Diesel and a food shortage coming down the pike. Unbelievable, rest in peace mr. Seals.
Oh how I wish I could time travel back to this time......so many memories.
Jeff at 3:20. I started high school 1973 and listened to Seals and Crofts all the time. Toto is my all time favorite band!!
Listening to this classic and I’m thinking….thank God I’m old enough now to have been young enough back then….
I know Jeff had a killer discography, but I never knew he had played with Seals & Crofts! Some of my favorite songs of all time.
Most of the future members of TOTO were the session musicians for this album.
If you think of who S & C were in the 70s, it should be no wonder they attracted the A-list session players.
Wow! Me too and I am approaching 65.
I never even heard of Jeff Porcaro until today.
I don't know anything about him.
@@DenaliDad Agreed. S&C were session musicians themselves before success came to their doorstep.
One of my all time favorite songs.
Pure magic.
Crossing the street in front of the paramount in Portland Oregon my oldest brother said I'm going to see SandC tonight (70's). Here they came Crossing right toward us and we said hello, seeing you guys tonight.
Hey there Randy....the Paramount in the 70's has got alot of great memories for me too. Rock on my friend ✌️
in those days there was so much good music out there was hardly ever the need to switch channels to escape a song you didn't like.
The boys showed us love of life !
Jeff Porcaro at 3:19 -- the best!
This reminds me of being a very young child in the early seventies. As a musician myself I am seriously impressed by just how tight these amazing artists were live. All of them, the whole band, just right.
A gifted and talented person has passed away. Jim, you will be missed by your family, friends and fans but we all still can enjoy the great music you have made together with Dash. Rest in Peace🙏
BORN IN 61' TEEN IN THE 70's😊 WHAT A TIME TO BE YOUNG😊
This brings back nothing but good memories.
I wish I had pursued seeing them in concert! “We may never pass this way again…”. Sadly, that time did pass for many of us who did not get to see them live in concert..😢
amazing...what a time to be alive
It WAS great!
It was Amazing!
Ahhhh.. The drummer of my youth, and my life for that matter. Jeff was so, so ahead of his time, and so gifted, learning from the masters, and his heros, Keltner and Jim Gordon. In my opinion, there will NEVER be another drummer who had the pocket, time, and groove that Jeff Porcoro had, never!!!
Yes! And “feel”.
Agreed. And don’t forget Bernard Purdie as another big influence. His drum pattern on “Rosanna” is a variant of the famous “Purdie Shuffle.”
@@davidzack8875Pretty Purdie rules!!!
Jeez, those guys sounded really good. That was a superb live performance.
Absolutely loved Seals and Croft. What memories.
Excellent performance all around. Jeff Porcaro was an incredibly talented musician _and_ drummer.
Don Kirchner’s Rock Concert was my favorite TV show!!!! I was 14 y/o when this aired, I 100% sure that I watched it. Brings back awesome memories 🙋🏽♀️💕
Summer breeze..Genius song writing right there..
Because I grew up in the Seventies this Will Always Be The Best Decade of Music in History but don’t get me wrong there is Music from The Sixties that is Great Too and Even Some from The Eighties as well. These two song are A Very Special Masterpiece from Them that I will Always Cherish Within My Heart Forever ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Just EXCELLENT😊👍❤. Those were some of the best times for music.vocals, lyrics and super talented musician's.✌❤🇺🇸🙏
Jeff was unbelievable, such a grove and always in the pocket
I still to this day get tears when I think of Jeff leaving us all way to soon. the things he could have brought to the music world are so sadly missed. the best thing about technology and you tube is let let us remember all of the greats that have left us to soon but their music can live on for all generations to learn from.
*groove
@@jumpinjojo Thanks Joe, typing a bit to fast and not proof reading. LOL
@@davidharrick469 *Too fast. Lol!!
AM transistor radio music. I remember it well. These songs were constantly played. You knew them whether you liked them or not. Good vibes for sure.
As a kid in 1977 age 9 I remember summer breeze on my little bicycle radio from radio shack that I got for Christmas of 1976 and in the summer of 1977 I was laying on a beach towel sun tanning up on our friends garage roof in mid hot July in Kelowna BC Canada when I spent the summer there that year. This song came on the radio I had and me and my four friends noticed right away that when this song summer breeze came on a nice warm breeze sweet over us and all five of us said,: " oh holy shit"!!! Then we laughed and all sang along with this song and we got it down to a T just flawless. Some girls walking by heard used stopped, and watched us singing then clapped for us whistled at us and gave us their names and phone number. Oh man it was pure heaven that Saturday mid July of 1977 .Yet today it's gone the magic it's gone!!! 🎶🎶🎶🧲😻😜🧲🤤
`Hardly ever hear about these guys, and, yet, they were a huge part of The 60's & 70's. Hearing their voices takes me right back. Thank you so much for posting this performance!
Beautiful harmony beautiful prolific somgs
Real music by real people with real talent. Feel it in my soul.
I met John Sebastian a few years ago. He signed several old Lovin’ Spoonful LP’s for me which are now framed and hanging in my music room with other memorabilia. We took photos and talked for a bit. He was very “down to earth” and friendly. An excellent musician still…
I remember when this song was released. I could not wait for it to make it through the rotation on the radio.
I remember going into the Jolly Roger on Sunset one Sunday morning - and there was Seals and Crofts having breakfast with some friends. And that's my best Seals and Crofts story.
It was the theme song of my HS graduation, and probably thousands of other HS graduations in 1975. Brilliant song.
These guys had some of the best songs made in the 70s