I am a black guy who grew up in the 70's and 80's. I love Motown but also love the Eagles, Fleetwood Mac, Chicago, Journey, The Doobie Brothers, Hall and Oats etc. I agree with other comments on here. Artist and music was more authentic and better back then in my opinion no matter the genre.
Totally agree. I remember listening to rock stations playing a country crossover hit or the Ohio players . Southern Rock. Country Rock or this . I'm so grateful I grew up during that time . I'm also grateful I have been waking up...
Like others have already stated, the 70’s musically was incredible. We had real musicians playing real instruments with no auto tune on their vocals. Black or white didn’t matter we just had great music to listen to.
I was a teenager in the '70's, and it was absolutely the best time to be around! We weren't stuck on genres,we just loved the music. This song was popular when I was 16, and I can't think of a single person back then who didn't like it.
So true! I was in elementary school in the 1970's, and this fluid musical genre phenomenon also carried over into the 80's and 90's. I remember hearing this song on the radio and I loved it even as a little kid. I almost always got to stay up late with my older siblings to watch The Midnight Special and I saw so many cool bands on that show.
@@loristone9242 my whole family would watch that dad mom us eight kids.. Dad would teach us how to dance dancing with mom. Oh man, beautiful memories.🎉☮️❤️🙏🇺🇸🌍🌎🌏
I agree 10000 % These were the BEST DAYS in music, another beautiful thing about it, YOU COULD DANCE to this !!!!!! I say we need more music, and music we can dance. When was the last time u saw a couple on a dance floor, cutting up the rug …. Hahaha. That was the lingo a long time ago !!!!
I really miss the times back when music was real. When the artist’s voice was what it was, not altered by a bunch of electronic equipment. Good or bad they were who they were and they couldn’t hide it.
“Baby Come Back” was released on October 1, 1977 and was immediately a big hit. In January, 1978 it was at the number one spot for 3 weeks in the US. It never stopped being played on radio stations, even now you’ll hear it.
Interesting. I was wondering if this was a False-Memory, but I guess not; I remember early(early!) 1978 with all the snow and Blizzard, 'Baby Come Back !' Then missing Kindergarten and everything. Spot on; Jan- February '78.
I loved watching your reaction to a phenomenal song. The 70’s gave us some great music with solid lyrics. I grew up with classic rock & was a teenager in the 70’s. I’m currently the lead singer with a Charleston, SC area classic rock cover band (60’s, mostly 70’s,and some 80/90’s). I can’t tell you how much joy we bring to (not only) people my age but young adults in their early 20’s. I’m blown away by how many young people know and sing along with the lyrics! It’s a beautiful thing!
Damn the 70’s has the Best music. They have more amazing songs. Then it was all Funk. I still love the old time funk. When this album came out we all had it. Yes ALBUM! They have lots of songs. I do have to admit that September by Earth Wind and Fire is still my favorite song of all time. It seems no one knows who Tower of Power is so I’m getting old .
Firefall "You are the woman" "Just remember I love you" "Strange way" England Dan John Ford Coley "Nights are forever" "Love is the answer" "Really want to see you tonight" Hamilton Joe Frank and Reynolds "Fallin in love" Orleans "Dance with me" "Still the one" Johnny Nash "I can see clearly now" Leo Sayer "When i need you" "You make me feel like dancing" "More than i can say" Bob Welch "Sentimental lady" "Ebony eyes" Randy Vanwarmer "Just when i needed you most" Gary Wright "Dreamweaver" "Love is alive" Walter Egan "Magnet and steel" Lobo "Me and you and a dog named Boo" "I'd love you to want me" Billy Swann "I can help" Terry Jacks "Seasons in the sun" Cliff Richard "We don''t talk anymore" "Devil woman" Michael Johnson "Bluer than blue"
The 50s through the middle 90s was the absolute best period in the history of music…. Soulful passionate voices, stunning harmonies, and of course their musicianship with their instruments….
70s and 80s best music! 💜 I am 60 and grew up with this music. ⭐️The guy in all red is an actor too. He was in a soap, The bold and the beautiful. I just realized that not too long ago. Love this group.
This may not have been a #1 song, but when it first came out, there was something about it that I could not get out of my head. I guess it was just a combination of everything that was just beautiful and soulful. So glad you liked it!❤
Gosh, I love these new kids listening. My mom refused us the living room for years. We were all musical, and she couldnt tolerate the noise. We got the barn, (no animals in there, they were safely penned outside). Finally, dad gave in. He bought us a pool table, and a big clunky stereo. I'm not sure if you would have ever seen one. A turn table on top, double cassete player underneath, a stereo/radio under that, speakers on the bottom. We sat in the floor, around the stereo, and listened with intent, what we thought we could learn to play. Who had the voice to sing it? Then, out to the barn, to recreate what we learned. A lot of heartache and fear, but, it was a majical time.
have you heard the great Eric Clampton - “tears in heaven”, “Holy Mary” (Top guitarist), Bobby Hatfield singing Unchained Melody - on Andy williams TV show 1965, or Righteous Brothers singing You’ll never walk alone (Ed Sullivan Show) Al Greene singing “😊How do you mend a broken heart”; Linda Ronsteadt singing - “Blue Bayou “. the seventies had some of the best EVER
@@doloresschultz6804 Sorry, i'm late to answering you, but I love a reaction to a post. Yes, I know all of those songs you listed. Maybe a million more. LOL, my brothers were rockers, so, some songs I had to learn on my own, if it was too "soft" for their liking.
@@FUBAR1986 Sorry I'm late answering your reply to my post. My youngest brother was our drummer. My oldest brother was the bass player. Our cousins were guitarist. All of us sang, but singing was my gift. They were kind enough to teach me how to make noise on the instruments, but. that was as far as it went. Flute, sax, and keyboard were friends. I am a fan of the drums, and watch for great drummers.
This is the stuff I grew up on. Firefall, Player, Triumph, all the singer/songwriters, CSN. Songs that told a story, played by real musicians with talent. No auto-tune, just people laying their hearts out there for all to see. Multi-track recording started in the 50's. Les Paul was the innovator who created not only that, but also came up with reverb. Plus he made a pretty good electric guitar.
This is one of my top 10 favorite songs of all time! I never get tired of hearing it! So much passion in the vocals and the music. I feel this one all through my soul! So good, just so good!!
This was definitely the most diverse music of the century. We were all listening to every groove from every one! All that we cared about is whether it had a beat and could we dance to it!😅😅 Rhine Main AB Germany...if you're with me! Rhein Mein AB Germany...the best of times 😅
Mug, When this song came out in the mid-'70's I immediately thought of the combination, Bee Gee's/Jackson 5 !! Being a 28 yo ROCKER, I didn't care much for it, but now I'm a 76 yo ROCKER... I love it. Great reaction and comments.
I graduated from HS in 1970 so I am proud to say I lived thru the great lusic from the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s,and 90s. I have however found several artists today that can sang! Thank you for experiencing our music..🔥🎧🎤🎶☃️🫶😃
@@bernie66 I graduated that same year!! What an amazing time to enjoy all that music through those decades!! Will not be surpassed!! We were extremely lucky!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@Jen195152 We are, in fact, blessed for all the music. Music is in my life every day, and it brings joy to me. Those who do not let the music take you back to good memories, good times, are missing out. I have also found Billie Eilish new music and Stan Walkers music is also awesome. Thank you for responding.
Cool, like the other side of the pillow Mugs! Yeah bro, use to play this in my stereo with the g/f in the back seat of my Dads car?? Best memories bro!!
I would listen to this song on the radio every time it would come on in the 1970s. It was such a beautiful song and it still is. The bass player later went on to work in soap operas.
I grew up with Motown and then the British Invasion hit. Music blew up. I don't know if young people today love their music as much as I did growing up. I feel like I was blessed. At home my parents listened to a lot of Ray Charles. This is the first time I've seen your channel. I loved watching you experience this song. It's a peek into what top 40 used to sound like when everything was analog. Thank You for this ❤️
I miss the 70s and 80s so much. How I wish I could get a do over. ❤ With videos, we're all forever young and get to go back and revisit from time to time....The guy in red is Ron Ross. He became an actor and played Ridge on the soap opera, The Bold & The Beautiful.
Happy Birthday! My younger daughter is turning 40 on December 10th. You all are still young! Enjoy your birthday, the music and your life! Have a great one!🎂❤️🎂
70s and 80s loved growing up in these decades music will never be the same. I love when the younger generations start hearing these songs...all of a sudden I'm not an old woman anymore to them. 🤣🤣🤣 I'm 53 and my nephew is 18 and he started hearing some of the songs and now they are on his play list. 🥰🥰🥰
Wishing you a totally Wonderful Birthday tomorrow just in case I’m not on here on the 7th. Thanks for your reactions. I’m so happy that the younger generations are discovering all this awesome music. 💚
Listening to this song this morning & I am shocked that you haven't had this one requested-such a good song! And then I see that you have hit 100,000 subscribers. I have been here with you for a long time and you so deserve this! Congrats!
Really enjoyed your rection to this great old classic! Hadn't bumped into you until tonight. Hope you had a great birthday! I see you made it to 100,000!!
One of the good things to come out of YT are these reaction videos. Your reaction sir, was spot on! I grew up in the 70's and there was a lot of great music made in those days haha! Good video!
I love Player! So glad you are listening to them, so many good songs! Also, the band Firefall "Just Remember I love you" and "Strange Way" are also awesome!
This Time I'm In It For Love was their other big hit from the same album. It's a beautiful song, too. Incidentally, they were on RSO records, which was the same label as The Bee Gees were on. This is from late 1977 and I was 11 at the time this came out. It's like I heard it for the first time again.
Classic 70's man what memories. It's where I developed my love of music. This is before all the electronics and vocal manipulation like they use today. All real harmonies and vocals. Best musicians and set the standard by all that followed. Check out some of the other 70's acts. Look up the Midnight Special with Wolfman Jack. They had all the top musicians on.
I appreciate you going through the lyrics. Most channels don’t even look at the lyrics, and those that do rarely understatement. Often you must know the history of the musicians and the group to know what the song is about. Thanks for this reaction! Stellar.
I am a black guy who grew up in the 70's and 80's. I love Motown but also love the Eagles, Fleetwood Mac, Chicago, Journey, The Doobie Brothers, Hall and Oats etc. I agree with other comments on here. Artist and music was more authentic and better back then in my opinion no matter the genre.
As a lilly white brother I was like you in reverse 😂 Jr Walker and the all Stars
@@leewilliams4270 yessssss 💯 same
@@leewilliams4270 I like everything you just listed and love me some Motown too! 🥰❤️👍💯
I'm white girl from WESTERN AUSTRALIA .. grow up listening to these ... MUSIC WAS AMAZING N REAL
Im a white lady in her 60s from Alabama, and you could not have described my own feelings about the 60s, 70 any better! Loved Motown first!
When you look at all the genres, 70's was easily the greatest decade of music in human history.
💯 agree. Every genre and every branch of the musical tree can be found in the seventies and reaching into the eighties. 🎶🎶🎶😊
Totally agree. I remember listening to rock stations playing a country crossover hit or the Ohio players . Southern Rock. Country Rock or this . I'm so grateful I grew up during that time . I'm also grateful I have been waking up...
i concur
Totally agree!!! Best era of music ever!!!!!
No auto tune, etc. pure talent. ❤❤
Like others have already stated, the 70’s musically was incredible. We had real musicians playing real instruments with no auto tune on their vocals. Black or white didn’t matter we just had great music to listen to.
ABSOLUTELY 💯👍
First time on your page..great job ! God bless you and all your followers!!❤
I was a teenager in the '70's, and it was absolutely the best time to be around! We weren't stuck on genres,we just loved the music. This song was popular when I was 16, and I can't think of a single person back then who didn't like it.
So true! I was in elementary school in the 1970's, and this fluid musical genre phenomenon also carried over into the 80's and 90's. I remember hearing this song on the radio and I loved it even as a little kid. I almost always got to stay up late with my older siblings to watch The Midnight Special and I saw so many cool bands on that show.
@@loristone9242 my whole family would watch that dad mom us eight kids..
Dad would teach us how to dance dancing with mom. Oh man, beautiful memories.🎉☮️❤️🙏🇺🇸🌍🌎🌏
Same✌🏻😎
A teenager in the 70's here, too. It was great!!!
70’ music was the best !
70's music was the best.
@@snapdragon8888 Absolutely Right 👍
@@joehouse3800 yes agree the 70s best of best
Born in 67 so 70s and 80s music owns my heart. But 50s and 60s are right behind. I don't listen to anything after 95.
I agree 10000 % These were the BEST DAYS in music, another beautiful thing about it, YOU COULD DANCE to this !!!!!! I say we need more music, and music we can dance.
When was the last time u saw a couple on a dance floor, cutting up the rug …. Hahaha. That was the lingo a long time ago !!!!
@cindipossidento5688 I'm with you 💯 loved watching American Bandstand and watching them cut a rug
I really miss the times back when music was real. When the artist’s voice was what it was, not altered by a bunch of electronic equipment. Good or bad they were who they were and they couldn’t hide it.
Right on. The 70s were the sweet spot for music.
Some blue eyed soul right there.
This groove broke all kinds of racial barriers back in the day! ! !
At 61….knew every single word to this song…….🎵 loved at growing up and love it today❤
@@barbara8802 l was 18 when this came out. 65 now and still love it!
I was born in '71 and nothing touches me like 70's music.
Song never gets old.
Turning it up in 2024 !
This music is iconic. Music, lyrics...its all there. BABY COME BACK !
It’s the smooth soulful sounds of the super 70’s that touch your soul…..
@maddmuggs amen
“Baby Come Back” was released on October 1, 1977 and was immediately a big hit. In January, 1978 it was at the number one spot for 3 weeks in the US. It never stopped being played on radio stations, even now you’ll hear it.
@@Mike-rk8px I was 6
Interesting. I was wondering if this was a False-Memory, but I guess not; I remember early(early!) 1978 with all the snow and Blizzard, 'Baby Come Back !' Then missing Kindergarten and everything. Spot on; Jan- February '78.
I just realized that the dude in red is Ron Moss. He's was on the Bold & Beautiful Soap opera & a boat load of other 80's movies.
Ridge Forrester
HUGE Soap Star !
I loved watching your reaction to a phenomenal song. The 70’s gave us some great music with solid lyrics. I grew up with classic rock & was a teenager in the 70’s.
I’m currently the lead singer with a Charleston, SC area classic rock cover band (60’s, mostly 70’s,and some 80/90’s).
I can’t tell you how much joy we bring to (not only) people my age but young adults in their early 20’s. I’m blown away by how many young people know and sing along with the lyrics! It’s a beautiful thing!
Hall & Oats vibes on this one!
Yeah, a friend of mine thought it was Hall and Oates..😂
@@elsiegon7118 I think everybody did
@@Jgeneraledger23 😊
Having grown up with this music, this was the norm in the 70's. Now iconic songs that rarely cracked the top 10 we enjoyed then, and cherish now.
Yep, you're totally on point about the vocal production...the golden age
Such a great flashback to my childhood in the 70s!! My mom played this constantly!!
Damn the 70’s has the Best music. They have more amazing songs. Then it was all Funk. I still love the old time funk. When this album came out we all had it. Yes ALBUM! They have lots of songs. I do have to admit that September by Earth Wind and Fire is still my favorite song of all time. It seems no one knows who Tower of Power is so I’m getting old .
70's music. Best decade of music. They didn't stay together long. Check out each of their stories. All talented. I'm was in love!!
Firefall "You are the woman" "Just remember I love you" "Strange way" England Dan John Ford Coley "Nights are forever" "Love is the answer" "Really want to see you tonight" Hamilton Joe Frank and Reynolds "Fallin in love" Orleans "Dance with me" "Still the one" Johnny Nash "I can see clearly now" Leo Sayer "When i need you" "You make me feel like dancing" "More than i can say" Bob Welch "Sentimental lady" "Ebony eyes" Randy Vanwarmer "Just when i needed you most" Gary Wright "Dreamweaver" "Love is alive" Walter Egan "Magnet and steel" Lobo "Me and you and a dog named Boo" "I'd love you to want me" Billy Swann "I can help" Terry Jacks "Seasons in the sun" Cliff Richard "We don''t talk anymore" "Devil woman" Michael Johnson "Bluer than blue"
@@timetravellingone You have a really great list there with many of my favorites from the 70s.
@@danbenedict8375 i'll probably add more as I think of any. So much great music not heard anymore
A lot of those still hit me just like they did almost 50 years ago!!!
Great list🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
GREEEDY!!
This was blue eyed soul. ❤Great pick, Mugs! Slow dance to this with your Sweetie!
No auto tune or any crap amazing band and pure vocals and amazing harmonies ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
The 50s through the middle 90s was the absolute best period in the history of music…. Soulful passionate voices, stunning harmonies, and of course their musicianship with their instruments….
And then technology took over.
No way! The late 30s-40s big band, swing music. Listen to Benny Goodman Sing Sing Sing. The 12min version
@@travisadams4470 I grew up playing in the stage band in the 70s lotta Buddy Rich…. I know the music you speak of.
Congrats on 100M!! Happy BD two days early!! Baby Come Back, one of the best songs of the 70’s. That’s my fave era hands down! ❤❤❤
Check that Willy! 100K (THOUSAND!!) I know! We all make a boo-boo every now and then!! Peace out people...
ITt should have @least 2 billion views but the 70s are so hugely UNDERRATED ITS SAD
70s and 80s best music! 💜
I am 60 and grew up with this music. ⭐️The guy in all red is an actor too. He was in a soap, The bold and the beautiful.
I just realized that not too long ago. Love this group.
Timeless, smooth, great vocals, what a song. 🔥
This may not have been a #1 song, but when it first came out, there was something about it that I could not get out of my head. I guess it was just a combination of everything that was just beautiful and soulful. So glad you liked it!❤
It was a number 1 for me 😂
It was number 1 for 3 weeks in January 1978 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Gosh, I love these new kids listening. My mom refused us the living room for years. We were all musical, and she couldnt tolerate the noise. We got the barn, (no animals in there, they were safely penned outside). Finally, dad gave in. He bought us a pool table, and a big clunky stereo. I'm not sure if you would have ever seen one. A turn table on top, double cassete player underneath, a stereo/radio under that, speakers on the bottom. We sat in the floor, around the stereo, and listened with intent, what we thought we could learn to play. Who had the voice to sing it? Then, out to the barn, to recreate what we learned. A lot of heartache and fear, but, it was a majical time.
I learned to play the drums in fifth grade getting together with some of my friends…..🎉☮️❤️🙏🌍🌏🌎🇺🇸
have you heard the great Eric Clampton - “tears in heaven”, “Holy Mary” (Top guitarist), Bobby Hatfield singing Unchained Melody - on Andy williams TV show 1965, or Righteous Brothers singing You’ll never walk alone (Ed Sullivan Show) Al Greene singing “😊How do you mend a broken heart”; Linda Ronsteadt singing - “Blue Bayou “. the seventies had some of the best EVER
@@doloresschultz6804 Sorry, i'm late to answering you, but I love a reaction to a post. Yes, I know all of those songs you listed. Maybe a million more. LOL, my brothers were rockers, so, some songs I had to learn on my own, if it was too "soft" for their liking.
@@FUBAR1986 Sorry I'm late answering your reply to my post. My youngest brother was our drummer. My oldest brother was the bass player. Our cousins were guitarist. All of us sang, but singing was my gift. They were kind enough to teach me how to make noise on the instruments, but. that was as far as it went. Flute, sax, and keyboard were friends. I am a fan of the drums, and watch for great drummers.
This is the stuff I grew up on. Firefall, Player, Triumph, all the singer/songwriters, CSN. Songs that told a story, played by real musicians with talent. No auto-tune, just people laying their hearts out there for all to see.
Multi-track recording started in the 50's. Les Paul was the innovator who created not only that, but also came up with reverb. Plus he made a pretty good electric guitar.
This is one of my top 10 favorite songs of all time! I never get tired of hearing it! So much passion in the vocals and the music. I feel this one all through my soul! So good, just so good!!
You like that groove and tempo check out the Tarney Spencer band, no time to lose. You’re in for a treat, my friend God bless y’all.
This was definitely the most diverse music of the century. We were all listening to every groove from every one! All that we cared about is whether it had a beat and could we dance to it!😅😅
Rhine Main AB Germany...if you're with me!
Rhein Mein AB Germany...the best of times 😅
Mug, When this song came out in the mid-'70's I immediately thought of the combination, Bee Gee's/Jackson 5 !! Being a 28 yo ROCKER, I didn't care much for it, but now I'm a 76 yo ROCKER... I love it. Great reaction and comments.
This song is fire!
Yes the 70’s!! Real music!
Amen!!!🙏🏽 ❤❤❤❤
There was such a story to be told on these songs. Something we've all felt and the music carries us off into memories and possibilities.
I graduated from HS in 1970 so I am proud to say I lived thru the great lusic from the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s,and 90s. I have however found several artists today that can sang! Thank you for experiencing our music..🔥🎧🎤🎶☃️🫶😃
@@bernie66 I graduated that same year!! What an amazing time to enjoy all that music through those decades!! Will not be surpassed!! We were extremely lucky!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@Jen195152 We are, in fact, blessed for all the music. Music is in my life every day, and it brings joy to me. Those who do not let the music take you back to good memories, good times, are missing out. I have also found Billie Eilish new music and Stan Walkers music is also awesome. Thank you for responding.
This was one of my favorite songs from back in the day. We had some awesome music in the 70s
Cool, like the other side of the pillow Mugs! Yeah bro, use to play this in my stereo with the g/f in the back seat of my Dads car?? Best memories bro!!
I would listen to this song on the radio every time it would come on in the 1970s. It was such a beautiful song and it still is. The bass player later went on to work in soap operas.
I’ll subscribe: Happy belated Birthday!
YOU REACHED YOUR 100K GOAL!! CONGRATULATIONS!! 🥳 🍾🥂
Thank you!!
This is great song!! Good memories from my youth...you'll love this!! Happy Birthday dude!!❤❤
This song is from my era! I love this song.. it had tons of airplay and was so popular!! Thanks so much! Congrats on the 100K and HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!
I loved this song but I was taken aback by seeing Ridge from the bold and the beautiful there.
I grew up with Motown and then the British Invasion hit. Music blew up. I don't know if young people today love their music as much as I did growing up. I feel like I was blessed. At home my parents listened to a lot of Ray Charles. This is the first time I've seen your channel. I loved watching you experience this song. It's a peek into what top 40 used to sound like when everything was analog. Thank You for this ❤️
I grew up roller skating to this song!!! One of the singers was on a soap opera, The Bold and the Beautiful. Ridge Forrester was his character name!!!
I miss the 70s and 80s so much. How I wish I could get a do over. ❤ With videos, we're all forever young and get to go back and revisit from time to time....The guy in red is Ron Ross. He became an actor and played Ridge on the soap opera, The Bold & The Beautiful.
Ahhh, my childhood! ❤
I was 8 when this was released. I had three older sisters (boomers) .. I loved listening to their music.
@@TheRoxyloxy I was 11. 70’s and 80’s music is THE BEST!
@ agreed!!
Loved your reaction 👍
Happy Birthday! My younger daughter is turning 40 on December 10th. You all are still young! Enjoy your birthday, the music and your life! Have a great one!🎂❤️🎂
great show, always great to see the the old music getting it's due
The man sings and plays lead guitar same time Happy birthday 🎉
Peter Beckett has an awesome voice. He also wrote great songs. I used to call the radio station to request this one. Definitely my favorite!
The guy in the orange jumpsuit Ron Moss played Ridge Forrester on The long running soap opera The Bold and The Beautiful
@paulashanks3129 Ron is still out there playing music to this day, too.
If you have HBO-MAX, please watch the new documentary called Yacht Rock. It’s great.
Omg thankyou!
Thanks for that!!! I’m going to watch it!!❤❤❤❤
THIS!! It's one of those songs that makes you stop and transports you back to that time!!
Thanks for featuring one of my fav songs 🎵 ❤️
Pure music!! No auto-tune!! Absolutely LOVE oldies!!
Loved your reaction to this!!😂😂
One of the best songs ever 👏👏👏 has it all…. Never tire of listening to it.
Smooth Grove
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This song has everything. One of my favorites. Best era of music ever!
Roller skating to this at the skating rink about 12 or 13 years old.
70s and 80s loved growing up in these decades music will never be the same. I love when the younger generations start hearing these songs...all of a sudden I'm not an old woman anymore to them. 🤣🤣🤣 I'm 53 and my nephew is 18 and he started hearing some of the songs and now they are on his play list. 🥰🥰🥰
I did tell ya!!! 😂. So happy you finally got to it, great reaction as always. ♥️
Hahahaha! Don't blame you!! It's a "tanfastic" song!!!!! June timeless for sure. 😵💫💖
I enjoy your reaction’s better than most. “Year of the Cat” by Al Stewart is a good one to react to. Mid 70’s song.
Wishing you a totally Wonderful Birthday tomorrow just in case I’m not on here on the 7th. Thanks for your reactions. I’m so happy that the younger generations are discovering all this awesome music. 💚
The Bassist is Ron Moss❤❤❤ he plays Ridge Forrester on The Bold and Beautiful- I've drooled over him a long time..( he looks like an ex bf lol)
I'm glad that you recognized him.
Listening to this song this morning & I am shocked that you haven't had this one requested-such a good song! And then I see that you have hit 100,000 subscribers. I have been here with you for a long time and you so deserve this! Congrats!
Thanks Vicky appreciate you being here and you support!
Now you need to listen to the song Kiss you all over by Exile.
Happy birthday! A great choice to react to! Love it from the first time hearing it in the 70’s! Harmonies were perfection!
I was 8-18 in the 70s it was SWEET!
The 70s are my FAV deacde EVER music whys by far,. im 64 and was blessed huge in the 70s
😢Alright mugsy! You are at a 100k now as I write this on 12/4. Congrats buddy, you deserve it.
Thanks a ton!
I was in high school when this came out. This was a pretty big hit back then.
Player was an awesome group. love them and love this song! Thanks for reacting to this! Love your reaction!
No auto tune, just pure talent! Damn we had such a great time back in those days!✌🏻😎
This was mega every morning on the radio on the way to school
Really enjoyed your rection to this great old classic! Hadn't bumped into you until tonight. Hope you had a great birthday! I see you made it to 100,000!!
The 70s was a hell of a time for music. The soundtrack of my childhood. Back when you REALLY had know how to play.
One of the good things to come out of YT are these reaction videos. Your reaction sir, was spot on! I grew up in the 70's and there was a lot of great music made in those days haha! Good video!
For a long time, I wrongly thought Hall & Oates did this song. There are some elements that remind me of "She's Gone." ❤❤❤
Sounds a lot like Hall & Oates to me too.
They had another song called This time I'm in it for love. Another great song and harmonies.
I love Player! So glad you are listening to them, so many good songs! Also, the band Firefall "Just Remember I love you" and "Strange Way" are also awesome!
One of the great smooth rock tunes of all time!
this song can be described in one word...SOUL !
The soundtrack of my life lies in 70s AM radio hits aka Yacht Rock
This Time I'm In It For Love was their other big hit from the same album. It's a beautiful song, too. Incidentally, they were on RSO records, which was the same label as The Bee Gees were on. This is from late 1977 and I was 11 at the time this came out. It's like I heard it for the first time again.
One of my favorite songs ever. Player is great❤
The bass player is a big name male model and soap opera star as well from the 70’s/80’s/90’s
Classic 70's man what memories. It's where I developed my love of music. This is before all the electronics and vocal manipulation like they use today. All real harmonies and vocals. Best musicians and set the standard by all that followed. Check out some of the other 70's acts. Look up the Midnight Special with Wolfman Jack. They had all the top musicians on.
Happy Birthday!!!! Welcome to the GREATEST decade of music EVER!....we have sooooo much to talk about. Buckle up Buttercup!!
I’m liking your reaction! I hope you had a great birthday and you hit your target 🎯 goal!!!🥰🎶🎸💐
I really enjoy seeing the reactions. Thank you
I was going to subscribe to you but already did. This was a huge hit and still great. Enjoyed your reaction.
I appreciate you going through the lyrics. Most channels don’t even look at the lyrics, and those that do rarely understatement. Often you must know the history of the musicians and the group to know what the song is about. Thanks for this reaction! Stellar.
Yesss... this is the stuff that makes oldies like me close our eyes and tilt our heads back and just let it wash over our soul.
Definitely a beautiful meaningful song 🎵 ❤️