Righteous. 👊...my young friend,... you MUST MUST hear SWEET EMOTION from Aerosmith. MUST. TRUST YOUR ELDER 💪😎. Steven Tyler is the singer's name. This song came out in the 70s.....77/78....😁
Seeing Mollyboy react to good stuff when you know something is coming that is going to blow his mind is the best. Halfway through he is loving Steve's voice and i could not help grinning ear to ear waiting for the scream... priceless! Ya got me my boy, i'm subscribed.
Aerosmith announced yesterday that they are retiring, after 50+ years of touring, from the stage and have cancelled all their scheduled performances because Steven Tyler’s vocal cord injury is unlikely to heal and is permanent. Love live Aerosmith.
This is 70s Aerosmith. Then there's 80s Aerosmith, then there's 90s Aerosmith. I think they still released music well into the new millennium too. Fantastic band.
In the 80's Aerosmith did a song with a Hip Hop group named Run DMC. It was one of the first times a Rock Band and a rap group did a music video together. When you get a chance react to "Walk This Way" by RUN DMC. They were the first Hip Hop artists to get inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
Yes but why even bring that up when he hasn't even explored their classic 70's material. Next Toys in the Attic. Eventually react, after at least 4 or 5 classic 70's tracks.
One of the all time greatest rock songs!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Check "Sweet Emotion", "Walk This Way", "Lord of The Thighs", "Seasons Of Wirher", "No More No More" that are all great songs from Aerosmith.
Welcome to the 1970’s young one!!!! AC/DC, Aerosmith, and sooooo much more!!!!! You have soooooooo many rabbit holes 🕳️ to go down!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 This came out in 1973 when I was 12 and have been rocking out to them ever since!!!! Just like AC/DC!!!!! Keep going hombre you will become a head banger yet!!!!! Hell try Sweet Emotions next. You can’t go wrong!!!! So says Austin Tx!!!! 🎸🎸😎🍸
Was lucky to be a teenager in the 70s, the musicians were true musicians. Some of the best music ever. Loved Aerosmith. Friday night cruising and the music with friends. Its all we had.
Try 50 years ago, 1973. These are the bands that shaped the sound of latter-day rock bands that came after. This is an all-time classic. Still played heavily on classic rock radio and streams.
@@neillenet291 apparently the reissue in 1976 broke the top 10. All I know is that in the mid-70s seems like it was on the radio every time you turned it on. Particularly FM.
LOL, I agree...but it's weird and personal, I guess...the movie, the music video, his daughter playing the lead female role, and that I watched Armageddon when it came out as a teenager...almost gives me a better feeling via nostalgia than some of the amazing work they did twenty-some years earlier, before my time...though musically, I too prefer their earlier stuff...
One of my favorite bands! I have seen them 4 times in concert. They have a huge catalog. They have had hits in 70s, 80s, 90s and early 2000. I love their early work Sweet Emotion, Back In The Saddle and Train Kept A Rollin, but also their later hits Jaded, Janie's Got A Gun and Crazy.
Youre right, Eminem sampled this for 'Sing for the Moment' Everyone gets chills the first time they here that iconic scream, the build up to that moment is perfection! Steve Tyler is the lead singer, this song was released in 1973 and is still considered their signature song. He is the father of Liv Tyler who beat known for playing 'Arwen' in the Lord of the Rings. This band has so many great tunes and I hope you get to hear them sooner rather than later.
...also Liv played the daughter of Bruce Willis in Armageddon...if you haven't, you should react the theme to that movie, by her father Steven Tyler, the lead singer of Aerosmith...I Don't Want to Miss a Thing...
I want to tell you what my Mother told me when I was much younger. She said "Music is a buffet. You may really really love the fried chicken and mac 'n cheese, but you will be very disappointed if you do not try a little of everything else, too." Best advice ever!! I have always been a pop tart and I do not apologize for that. BUT I listen to every genre there is and have had some beautiful surprises over the years!! I am no rap fan, but I adore Emenem. I do not know much about opera, but I love Placido Domingo. I could go on and on, but you get my point!
If you react to more Aerosmith, all of their 90's music videos were great. "Cryin'" "Janie's Got A Gun" "Crazy" "Livin On The Edge" "Walk This Way" "Pink" defined almost 2 decades of brilliant music videos
I saw Aerosmith live in 1984, and when this song started I had feeling that I would be part of this World, 10 years later, I was laying out the Main Stage for Woodstock 94. Don't be afraid to Dream , Young Brother , they can come True!
I've been going to concerts since I was 10yrs old, in the early 1980's & its been the Best musical education that anyone could ever ask for. Also I met many bands, Thank God I'm a girl/woman, as that made sure I met some super Cool, Legendary bands. Loved Aerosmith Always 🤘🤘🤘🤘😉
They were popular in the 70's/80's...Lead singer in name Steven Tyler...and the "noise" you heard when he was singing in a higher registry was actually HIM still singing...I just love watching your reactions and actually appreciating the musicians of my generation
From google..Yes, Aerosmith played in a barn behind a 14-unit building on Prospect Hill Road in Sunapee, New Hampshire, where the band got its start. The barn was a favorite hangout for the band members, Steven Tyler and Joe Perry, who met in Sunapee while spending their childhood summers there. In their early years, Aerosmith played at many places in New Hampshire, including high school proms, the JFK Coliseum in Manchester, Holman Stadium in Nashua, and the Capitol Theater in Concord....im adding.. they also were big in Boston and through out new england.
I grew up hearing this song on the radio and it STILL gives me chills. One of those songs that never feels old or stale no matter how often you listen to it. Okay, one, you need to watch them performing something live. Two, I'm sure there are a lot of suggestions for other songs of theirs to listen to in the comments, and maybe you've already checked out a bunch of them, but if you haven't already heard it yet, give a listen to "Toys In The Attic".
Walk This Way (original soundtrack from the album Toys In The Attic)…and other fan favs: Last Child, Sweet Emotion, Train Kept A Rollin, Lord Of The Thighs, Nobody’s Fault…among many. ORIGINAL STUDIO ALBUM VERSIONS ONLY (Not Live versions or remixes). Dream On (1st album) released in 1973 but didn’t start getting airplay until 1974 or 75. By then they had their fourth album out and suddenly everywhere on the radio was Dream On, Walk This Way and sweet emotion. And besides Zeppelin, which is at the top of most rock ‘n rollers bands list. It was an Aerosmith Summer. PS: Aerosmith had ‘two lives’; before the late 80s and then after their come back of the 90s. (they broke up and reunited and did a famous collaboration with run dmc ). All the hits above are from their early era.
Was at his last concert in long island, he damaged his vocals he sang so loud..fuckin killed every song, but might’ve been his last concert..one of the GOATs
Aerosmith "Toys In The Attic" album came out in 1975, followed by Boston "Boston" and Kansas "Leftoverture" in 1976 when I was a Freshman in High School. Also around that time Styx "Grand Illusion" and in 78 REO Speedwagon "You Can Tuna A Piano But You Can't Tuna-A-Fish" along with Journey "Infinity". It was a great time for Rock music during my high school years. Most of these albums have the hits you've been reacting to in this time frame.
My favorite Aerosmith song from high school played at all of the 70’s dances. My husband and my wedding song dance was , “I don’t wanna miss a thing” ❤
I'm from Hull Massachusetts, and I saw them for the first time in 1972 at the Surf Ballroom for $5.00, and I knew then that they would be great given the opportunity. I bought this album in 1973. Their first three albums (to me) were their best. Get Your Wings and Toys in the Attic, kick ass too. But they had other great albums as well. I'll be 70 this year, and I'm still rocking out to Aerosmith.
The Who at Shepperton "Won't Get Fooled Again" will rock your socks off! Nobody has a scream like Roger Daltry! You've heard nothing yet, wait until he really starts belting it out! I wasn't disappointed in your reaction! You even replayed the part I thought you would! Awesome stuff, FABOULOUS reaction!
My favorite even from when I was a kid. ❤❤❤❤ that was Steven Tyler. "It's not the cough that carries you off. It's the coffin they carry you off in." Fav ST quote.
Heard them at age 13. Inexpensive concert in the Boston area. Dream On had just started getting national attention. Prior to this they were playing at local high school dances. 1973, My first concert
Get Your Wings was their 2nd studio album. It came out in 1974. It was the first I'd heard of them and besides it not including Dream On, it's still my favorite from them. I even pride myself that I can keep that fast pace, singing along to Train Kept A-Rollin!😎 That might be a good album to give a listen to.
Train Kept 'A Rollin, Walk this Way, Sweet Emotion, Mama Kin, Lord of the Thighs, Seasons of Wither...the list goes on and on (as long as you stay pre-Done with Mirrors album IMO). Thanks for the vid!
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Next Aerosmith has to be Sweet Emotion.
YES!!
I think he would also like the version of "Walk This Way" with Run DMC.
@@bostonwhofan Why always with run dmc? The original without them is so much better!
All the originals are ... (I'm a teenager-in-the-70s person ...😃)
Hopeful🎉🎉❤❤❤😮
How about the whole Toy's in the Attic album.
Righteous. 👊...my young friend,... you MUST MUST hear SWEET EMOTION from Aerosmith.
MUST. TRUST YOUR ELDER 💪😎. Steven Tyler is the singer's name. This song came out in the 70s.....77/78....😁
Bow down and give proper respect to Steven Tyler, lead singer of Aerosmith and a true rock legend.
@@broodhunter21 Aerosmith. Another Boston Band, just like Boston, the Cars etc
He wrote Dream on at 17. Great band, especially the older stuff
We're not worthy! We're not worthy!
@@Mike-rf5tz None of us are. really. LOL
This song came out in 1973. It was like Aliens landed with music like we’d never heard before. It’s still beyond amazing!
I always thought this song was kind of a cross between Queen and Stairway to Heaven. Best way I can describe it to somebody.
Seeing Mollyboy react to good stuff when you know something is coming that is going to blow his mind is the best. Halfway through he is loving Steve's voice and i could not help grinning ear to ear waiting for the scream... priceless! Ya got me my boy, i'm subscribed.
Yes, I like MollyBoys reaction and like you say fewetoo, when you know whats comming it´s priceless
I was holding my breath in anticipation!!
Molly boy has a ton of emotion in his face. So cool to watch.
Wait for it, wait for it 😬!!!!
Same.
Crazy part is he still sounds just as good!! It's unreal!!
Aerosmith announced yesterday that they are retiring, after 50+ years of touring, from the stage and have cancelled all their scheduled performances because Steven Tyler’s vocal cord injury is unlikely to heal and is permanent. Love live Aerosmith.
'S all cool... they're awready IMMORTAL!
I had tickets for a Portland show in December. So depressing!!!
So horrible. Steve is my favorite singer. I will never forget the 1st time I heard them.
😕😳😳😳😢😢😢😢🥺🥺🥺
Love Aerosmith ❤❤❤❤❤. Grew up listening too them ❤❤❤❤❤
Everyone feels the same way the first time they hear that😅
This is 70s Aerosmith. Then there's 80s Aerosmith, then there's 90s Aerosmith. I think they still released music well into the new millennium too. Fantastic band.
Like I've said before, we had the BEST music in the 70s!
Early Aerosmith from their first four albums is the best.
This song is so gorgeous it almost hurts listen to it😢😢😢😢😢
In the 80's Aerosmith did a song with a Hip Hop group named Run DMC. It was one of the first times a Rock Band and a rap group did a music video together. When you get a chance react to "Walk This Way" by RUN DMC. They were the first Hip Hop artists to get inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
Oh yeah that was great! And nother great one was the Public Enemies together with Anthrax in the song "Bring the noise" :D
Yes they did. And it was ahead of it's time. But it really did suck A$$. 😂😂
Pains me to say it, but the Run DMC version was better than the original
@QBTO Was not close to being better than the original. Did you grow up in the 70's? If not than that explains it.
Yes but why even bring that up when he hasn't even explored their classic 70's material.
Next Toys in the Attic.
Eventually react, after at least 4 or 5 classic 70's tracks.
Steven Tyler is one of a kind.He's still going in his 70's.
One of the all time greatest rock songs!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Check "Sweet Emotion", "Walk This Way", "Lord of The Thighs", "Seasons Of Wirher", "No More No More" that are all great songs from Aerosmith.
you will definitely like the first two that @mikeb36240 mentioned. Steven Tyler is spitting bars in those two. 😄
All great songs, I love Mama Kin also
Check out the calibration for Walk this way with Run DMC and Arrowsmith. First rock rap calibration music video
Love in the elevator and Janie's got a gun, too
Can't forget Big 10 Inch.... Classic :)
67 years old here fucking song after 50 fucking years still gives me chills my "young friend !!!!!!!! Do a very deep dive into Aerosmith!!!
Same!
62 and same.
Same
67 same!
It does my heart so much good to see you young people discovering what real music is.
I’m 64 and STILL get chills when he hits those high notes!
Welcome to the 1970’s young one!!!! AC/DC, Aerosmith, and sooooo much more!!!!! You have soooooooo many rabbit holes 🕳️ to go down!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 This came out in 1973 when I was 12 and have been rocking out to them ever since!!!! Just like AC/DC!!!!! Keep going hombre you will become a head banger yet!!!!! Hell try Sweet Emotions next. You can’t go wrong!!!! So says Austin Tx!!!! 🎸🎸😎🍸
The 70s are the pinncle of rock music. You can find enough great songs in that era to listen to until you're an old man. 😊
The best music is 70's music.
Yessssss!
Best music EVER. They just don't create music like that anymore. It was just a special time to get to live through
Was lucky to be a teenager in the 70s, the musicians were true musicians. Some of the best music ever. Loved Aerosmith. Friday night cruising and the music with friends. Its all we had.
I was 12 years old in 1970. All of the music from the 70s through the 80s was fantastic
Try 50 years ago, 1973. These are the bands that shaped the sound of latter-day rock bands that came after.
This is an all-time classic. Still played heavily on classic rock radio and streams.
Still incredible to know that this WASN'T a hit when it was first released
@@neillenet291 apparently the reissue in 1976 broke the top 10. All I know is that in the mid-70s seems like it was on the radio every time you turned it on. Particularly FM.
This is still and will always be my favorite Aerosmith song. It is a perfect piece of music ♡
One of the greatest rock songs, ever
Welcome to one of the best bands of all time... and the Demon of Screamin'.
Listening to the music of my youth really makes me feel very nostalgic. Those were the days...60's-80's. 😁😎❤👍👌
THAT , precious young man, is the flippin genius of Steven Tyler (vocals) and Joe Perry on guitar 🎸🎶❣️
Steven Tyler was 17 when he wrote that!
14!
Truly a Genius!❤
That is crazy!!!
He was actually 16
This song "live" is unreal! Steven Tyler is a Rock-God and still sounds this good.
Released in 1973 - the 80's embraced it so much more.
Aerosmith - I Don't Want to Miss a Thing (Official HD Video). I prefer their earlier work, but this should attract a lot of viewers.
LOL, I agree...but it's weird and personal, I guess...the movie, the music video, his daughter playing the lead female role, and that I watched Armageddon when it came out as a teenager...almost gives me a better feeling via nostalgia than some of the amazing work they did twenty-some years earlier, before my time...though musically, I too prefer their earlier stuff...
One of my favorite bands! I have seen them 4 times in concert. They have a huge catalog. They have had hits in 70s, 80s, 90s and early 2000. I love their early work Sweet Emotion, Back In The Saddle and Train Kept A Rollin, but also their later hits Jaded, Janie's Got A Gun and Crazy.
steve tyler... what a voice
The lyrics are surprisingly mature for a young group in 1973. In 2024 this song still retains an impact upon listening.
"Back in the Saddle" was my go to Aerosmith song.
Youre right, Eminem sampled this for 'Sing for the Moment'
Everyone gets chills the first time they here that iconic scream, the build up to that moment is perfection!
Steve Tyler is the lead singer, this song was released in 1973 and is still considered their signature song. He is the father of Liv Tyler who beat known for playing 'Arwen' in the Lord of the Rings.
This band has so many great tunes and I hope you get to hear them sooner rather than later.
...also Liv played the daughter of Bruce Willis in Armageddon...if you haven't, you should react the theme to that movie, by her father Steven Tyler, the lead singer of Aerosmith...I Don't Want to Miss a Thing...
@@42Mrgreenmanthat’s quite possibly the worst Aerosmith song ever though
That was Steven Tyler, the father of actress Liv Tyler
MollyBoy, I just love your reactions. You have a beautiful, sensitive and curious soul.
"What the fuck was that" 😳
Exactly ❤
I love Steven Tyler's tone in this song. Smooth and smokin. Just amazing talent.👍💯
Aerosmith songs are in a lot of movies and tv shows too
Heck, I know I've heard part of this song in a car commercial. *LOL*
One of the most ICONIC and BEAUTIFUL songs EVER WRITTEN! ^..^
I want to tell you what my Mother told me when I was much younger. She said "Music is a buffet. You may really really love the fried chicken and mac 'n cheese, but you will be very disappointed if you do not try a little of everything else, too." Best advice ever!! I have always been a pop tart and I do not apologize for that. BUT I listen to every genre there is and have had some beautiful surprises over the years!! I am no rap fan, but I adore Emenem. I do not know much about opera, but I love Placido Domingo. I could go on and on, but you get my point!
"that gave me chills up my face..." 😂😂
Heartwarming to see the new gen discovering real music.
Modern music rarely comes close IMO.
"Where have i heard this song...?"
Most likely EVERYWHERE.😂
If you react to more Aerosmith, all of their 90's music videos were great. "Cryin'" "Janie's Got A Gun" "Crazy" "Livin On The Edge" "Walk This Way" "Pink" defined almost 2 decades of brilliant music videos
My boy never heard this before? You got your socks rocked!, no doubt!
I saw Aerosmith live in 1984, and when this song started I had feeling that I would be part of this World, 10 years later, I was laying out the Main Stage for Woodstock 94. Don't be afraid to Dream , Young Brother , they can come True!
Thinking the albums. “Toys in the Attic” and “Rocks” are perfection.
I was 6 years old when that song was released.
June 27th, 1973 Aerosmith releases the single for the iconic power ballad 'Dream On'.
One of the rocking songs from my youth.
I've been going to concerts since I was 10yrs old, in the early 1980's & its been the Best musical education that anyone could ever ask for. Also I met many bands, Thank God I'm a girl/woman, as that made sure I met some super Cool, Legendary bands. Loved Aerosmith Always 🤘🤘🤘🤘😉
Just jump in, young 'un. I can't think of an Aerosmith song I don't like and most I absolutely love❣️
They were popular in the 70's/80's...Lead singer in name Steven Tyler...and the "noise" you heard when he was singing in a higher registry was actually HIM still singing...I just love watching your reactions and actually appreciating the musicians of my generation
They were huge in the 90s too. They changed their music "style" every decade. That's why they were very popular for so many years.
From google..Yes, Aerosmith played in a barn behind a 14-unit building on Prospect Hill Road in Sunapee, New Hampshire, where the band got its start. The barn was a favorite hangout for the band members, Steven Tyler and Joe Perry, who met in Sunapee while spending their childhood summers there. In their early years, Aerosmith played at many places in New Hampshire, including high school proms, the JFK Coliseum in Manchester, Holman Stadium in Nashua, and the Capitol Theater in Concord....im adding.. they also were big in Boston and through out new england.
I grew up hearing this song on the radio and it STILL gives me chills. One of those songs that never feels old or stale no matter how often you listen to it. Okay, one, you need to watch them performing something live. Two, I'm sure there are a lot of suggestions for other songs of theirs to listen to in the comments, and maybe you've already checked out a bunch of them, but if you haven't already heard it yet, give a listen to "Toys In The Attic".
Walk This Way (original soundtrack from the album Toys In The Attic)…and other fan favs: Last Child, Sweet Emotion, Train Kept A Rollin, Lord Of The Thighs, Nobody’s Fault…among many. ORIGINAL STUDIO ALBUM VERSIONS ONLY (Not Live versions or remixes). Dream On (1st album) released in 1973 but didn’t start getting airplay until 1974 or 75. By then they had their fourth album out and suddenly everywhere on the radio was Dream On, Walk This Way and sweet emotion. And besides Zeppelin, which is at the top of most rock ‘n rollers bands list. It was an Aerosmith Summer. PS: Aerosmith had ‘two lives’; before the late 80s and then after their come back of the 90s. (they broke up and reunited and did a famous collaboration with run dmc ). All the hits above are from their early era.
Sweet emotion!
Took my (now nearly 40 year old) daughter to see them live for her 16th birthday ~ awesome concert!! She loooooves "my music"!
That's called a 'Stank Face', young dude. Love it!
The 70’s Aerosmith was their best music……
Walk this way - Steven is a legend as far as rock voices are concerned.
When I think of Aerosmith, I always think of this epic song!
Sweet Emotion, please!!!
We had the best music. 60's, 70's, 80's and some 90's. Kids now a days don't know what they have missed.
There is so much for you to experience. It will be a wonderful journey for you and fun for me to watch you. This is the music of my youth.
Was at his last concert in long island, he damaged his vocals he sang so loud..fuckin killed every song, but might’ve been his last concert..one of the GOATs
Aerosmith "Toys In The Attic" album came out in 1975, followed by Boston "Boston" and Kansas "Leftoverture" in 1976 when I was a Freshman in High School. Also around that time Styx "Grand Illusion" and in 78 REO Speedwagon "You Can Tuna A Piano But You Can't Tuna-A-Fish" along with Journey "Infinity". It was a great time for Rock music during my high school years. Most of these albums have the hits you've been reacting to in this time frame.
My favorite Aerosmith song from high school played at all of the 70’s dances. My husband and my wedding song dance was , “I don’t wanna miss a thing” ❤
My favorite Aerosmith song right here
I'm from Hull Massachusetts, and I saw them for the first time in 1972 at the Surf Ballroom for $5.00, and I knew then that they would be great given the opportunity. I bought this album in 1973. Their first three albums (to me) were their best. Get Your Wings and Toys in the Attic, kick ass too. But they had other great albums as well. I'll be 70 this year, and I'm still rocking out to Aerosmith.
This defines my high school years. The best of times and I didn't even know it!!
Another band that I love when I was a teenager in the 70s and still love today!
Loved that look to the Screamin Demom, Steven Tyler. True GOAT!!
The Who at Shepperton "Won't Get Fooled Again" will rock your socks off! Nobody has a scream like Roger Daltry!
You've heard nothing yet, wait until he really starts belting it out! I wasn't disappointed in your reaction! You even replayed the part I thought you would! Awesome stuff, FABOULOUS reaction!
Thank you for the heart, appreciate it!
Aerosmith is another rabbit hole. Pro-tip: search from the attic to the cellar. These guys were standard bearers of rock.
❤ watching this again. Love your appreciation.
Superb!! A timeless classic.
My favorite even from when I was a kid. ❤❤❤❤ that was Steven Tyler. "It's not the cough that carries you off. It's the coffin they carry you off in." Fav ST quote.
I remember that quote! 🎉🎉
It's another great band out of the city of Boston, Massachusetts
And we have a lot of them
Heard them at age 13. Inexpensive concert in the Boston area. Dream On had just started getting national attention. Prior to this they were playing at local high school dances. 1973, My first concert
His voice changed so much over the years. Thanks for sharing!
Him and Steve Perry can actually do the same vocals live, that they do in the studio
It's worth listening to older great. Music.Singing is talent Glad younger people love real music. It can't be replaced
Worked at Rocken Rollercoaster at Hollywood studios for over a year, still love this 🎵 🎶. Heard this every hour for 10 hours a day😂
Best Aerosmith song ever ❤im sure you did hear it somewhere it puts me in kind of the same feelings and emotions as Feel the reaper 🎵💛🎶
Right? I love when he comes to tears!!
This song is an anthem for many.
A Whiter Shade of Pale
Been listening to them for almost 50 years and sooo great live.
Aerosmith had hits in the 70's 80's and 90's but their peak would've been 1975 to 1976 with the album Toys in the Attic
Get Your Wings was their 2nd studio album. It came out in 1974. It was the first I'd heard of them and besides it not including Dream On, it's still my favorite from them. I even pride myself that I can keep that fast pace, singing along to Train Kept A-Rollin!😎
That might be a good album to give a listen to.
I’ve seen them many times - first time was 1975 in a small venue and I was 18 so holy shit they were everywhere - thanks for reacting!
I've seen Aerosmith 3 times and each time they were awesome.
Train Kept 'A Rollin, Walk this Way, Sweet Emotion, Mama Kin, Lord of the Thighs, Seasons of Wither...the list goes on and on (as long as you stay pre-Done with Mirrors album IMO). Thanks for the vid!
It doesn’t get much better than pre 80’s Aerosmith
So glad to have seen them in concert when I was young!!!!!
I'm 67. This song was on the radio my senior year in high school. A song with legs.
I absolutely love your face when something hits you! This is why you’ll hear us oldsters saying the 70’s were the most prolific in terms of Rock.