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This song came on at Trader Joe's the other day, and I was singing along. A lady next to me said, "OMG, I HATE this song and you're singing it!" I almost hit her with a frozen bag of salmon!!!
I was in a TJ’s too when Elton John’s song came on in San Francisco. A shopper heard me say “I can’t stand this song” and responded, “I really like it.”
I am a born metal-head, but I love this stuff. "Cool Change" is my favorite Little River Band song. Songs like this are for sitting in the billowing fragrance of the green.
The Midnight Special was our weekly fix for those of us too young to go to concerts! Love Little River Band & your enjoyment of all songs from the 70’s 🤗
Oh yes , I do remember the MNS. That show had so many great artists of that era on its program. We had so much great artists and music in that era. 2nd 2 none. 4-sure.🎼🎼🎼🇺🇸
Yet the original band cannot get together under the LRB name, as one of the guys that joined the band later, not original, kept active. So now he owns the rights to LRB, not an original member in it.
mattyone78 yep and that so sucks and he goes around America playing their hits and saying they are LRB and people are believing it so sad.. saw a video when the people found out they weren’t the original they were disgusted they were making out they were the real deal 😠
@@aussiekat6379 Some of us Americans are hardcore LRB fans and we know the current line-up is nothing more than a covers band. Their constant rearrangements of the classic hits are as bad as their generic original songs. My LRB collection stops with Get Lucky and the current band I call Little River Bland.
True that, but mad props to John Farnham, a more than capable fill-in for his short stint! Gee, this may start a lead singer debate on a par with the Genesis Peter Gabriel/Phil Collins debate! Woo-hoo!
@@markgriffin4888 Oh, no doubt! What makes this such a curious situation, though, is John had many years of success prior to his brief LRB stint, and decades of it after! It'd be like asking James Taylor or Andy Williams to fill in!
Love how this song mentions the Glenn Miller Band. Wonder how many younger people know who he was? It was before my time too but he was an important part of American musical history. He was the bestselling recording artist of the early 40's. Bandleader & trombonist (love how the horn section came in when they mentioned him), in World War II his plane disappeared over the English Channel as he was on his way to entertain American troupes in France. Terrible tragedy but he left a great musical legacy. "In the Mood" is a good example. Most people would recognize it.💙
Big on Glenn Miller my mom sang with big bands back in the day And sang with Nat King Cole and Billie Holiday. Glenn was from my state colorado.A little town Ft.Morgan colorado kinda there clam to fame. I'm older than you obviously.Like my kids had to endure my music.I endured my mom's and ended up having a love and appreciation for it. 60s,70s and 80s are my favorite of course old 50s rock and blues. Like food,music is a uniter If we'd all have community potlucks sharing food and music Sharing our cultural differences we'd all find out how much similarity we have. That's how you get fusion like how Carlos Santana blended and ELO blended theirs with classical.
I grew up loving the Glenn Miller Band. I still have a lot of his music. My parents were big fans and the movie the Glenn Miller Story was so incredible.
@@carmenjones5528 What a great comment! That's so interesting about your mom. Did she get to be on any recordings? I had a great-aunt who danced with Rudolph Valentino, but that's about it. You might not be older than me. We have the same favorite musical eras. I was a child when The Beatles burst onto the world stage. Then grew up through my teens listening to all the great bands of the British Invasion, blues, Motown artists. 60's & 70's were like a musical Renaissance. I was always going to concerts. Saw Hendrix live 2 months before he died, got some good photos. Saw Led Zeppelin 3 times. Elvis twice. So many greats. Most recently, Queen in Nashville last summer. Never got to see them when Freddie was alive but Brian May & Roger Taylor are still fantastic & it was truly wonderful. All ages enjoying their music together. Magical. Your idea about community potlucks, sharing food & music, is such a great idea. Wish it was a common occurrence all over the country & the world. We'd all be the better for it.💙
My football bro from High School's mom used to dance to this music and this song specifically when she would make us dinner at their home in Olney. She called it "steppin" and "bumpin" and taught this white boy how to impress the young ladies on the dance floor. What an awesome cook and Mom and woman she was. Miss you Momma J.
Supposedly he thought of May Pang with this song. According to her they continued their relationship after him and Yoko got back together and they had Sean.
"Reminiscing" is my favorite LRB song; loved it since it first came out (yeah, I'm old). I hear that opening & I immediately fall down a big ol' nostalgia hole.
This is the right voice. This is the theme of what the song is about, the vibe you're supposed to get reminiscing about those nights with your loved one. It's not about vocal acrobatics and mindless amusement. The mood is supposed to be foggy like a memory, and this brassy and classy sound and vocals is what fits. It's a masterpiece. The other vocalist is tremendously talented, just totally missing the feel of this song. This guy, Glenn (?) is a huge part of why the original radio cut was so big and gave us images in our mind of a past love.
I grew up on this music! Born in 71 and have two older brothers who are 8 and 9 years older than me. They saved up their money to buy albums all the time. Great times and good memories.
I also got the benefit of growing up with older brothers and sisters (7 years) and being exposed to a broader range of music than many of my fellow ‘69ers.
This song is almost perfection in songwriting. From the lyrics to the arrangement to the vocal performances and the entire execution of the song. Just an amazing song period!
This is the original group. Sharrock, Birtles and Goble. Been others since, but you cant beat these guys. Highly praised by the Eagles for their fantastic harmony.
lockandloadshari Lol.....and don’t forget smack dab in the middle of these great songs they stopped to do the Hokey Pokey in every skating rink across the USA! 😂🤣.
I miss my uncle when I hear this era of music🥺cause of him I was exposed to this beautiful music at such an early age and can reminisce of my childhood memories❤️
We didn't want to have a traditional "first dance" at our wedding since we'd been together for almost 15 years, so this was the first song that the DJ played and invited everybody up on the dance floor with us.
@@douglaswerner8334 Definitely in my Top 5. Others would be Mama Let Em Play by Doucette, Blinded by the Light - Manfred Mann, Cars by Gary Numan, Life in a Northern Town - Dream Academy
Great song. Both great singers, but different and each brought their own polish to it. I prefer this one, but to each there own! This one is smooth and sultry, the other is upbeat and enthusiastic.
Check out Dr. Hook, "Sylvia's Mother." It was written by poet Shel Silverstein (The Giving Tree) who actually hosted the band on his houseboat and played harmonica in the video.
Best Aussie band ever. Went to the states and killed em. That's the original band. Glenn Shorrock stepped down and John Farnham took over. John the showman verses Glenn mister smooth. Please check out some of their other stuff.
They’re legends here in Oz, they paved the way for so many Oz groups. They put in the long miles of travel and years on the road, they’re fabulous guys. I’m so glad the world fell for them too🤗 Glad you loved this!❤️
So glad you were able to view the studio/recorded version of this song. The concert version with the other lead was definitely more lively, but this original lead is def smoother, my preference, I couldn't agree more with you, man!
Little River Band is a rockin' bunch of rock and rollers, or was, last time I had their greatest hits ! Great selection, try "It's a long way there" . You are my fave D.J. right now 🗽🌎🎖️ !
OMG! It’s 2022 & I was in Walgreens and heard this song that used to play over 43yrs ago on the radio when I was a kid! Tracked it down and can’t stop playing it! Beautiful a song that brings so much joy! 😍
You're tearing out my heart! These songs from my preteens and teenage years. They made this girl dream of romance and innocent love...but then life smacked me in the face. It brings tears to my eyes. Thank you sooooo much for allowing me to relive those times!
Love me some LRB. I was going to recommend you go back to Sweet and do "Fox on the Run. Instead I'm going to recommend The Cars. "Just What I Needed", "Moving In Stereo", "Let's Go", "Dangerous Type", "Bye Bye Love", "You're All I've Got Tonight, "Good Times Roll". Any or all of them would be great choices.
Yes! The Cars and Let's Go is my favorite of theirs. More Foreigner, please!!! They have so many hits you can't go wrong. Just make sure it was the originals with Lou Gram as lead singer. He has super curly hair. The dude singing with them now has dark straight hair.
Great song! But it could cause some confusion for him depending on which video he chooses. The one I saw on MTV all the time was footage from the movie Streets of Fire with the fictional trio singing and no Dan Hartman. They made a 2nd video with Dan but they were always playing the other video on MTV when the song came out.
Another great Aussie band. Thank you for bringing so many memories back for me. My hubby is now telling me "play that one, now that one." So many of our favourite songs and bands all in one place. We are loving it.👍👍
This was our wedding reception song in 1978.... And we are now reminiscing after 42 years and still going strong in our love for each other...Great song and band...
I'm from the Dominican Republic, and i I was 21 and let me tell you, that song was a hit at my country. God bless you Jamel, good memories for my soul.
Jemel, your t-shirt, hat, hoodie game is STRONG! You had me doing the two-step and moving the shoulders. I love this song. Are there STILL men like that out there? Pure romance. *Swoon*
Masterpiece of vocals, production, instruments and writing. Lots of nostalgia from radio on road trips as a kid...and K-tel Albums. You appreciate it with honesty. Always a blast to watch
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THIS is the version!!! Thanks Jamel. Please react to “Everyday People” by Sly and the Family Stone. Stankface Maximus guaranteed
Great reaction!
Mr. Jamel,. We need a Teddy Swims Rabbit Hole!!! H does an incredible version of What's Going On and If You Don't Love Me......
Jamel I am sure that you would like Hair of the dog...by Nazerareth...do check it out...
This song came on at Trader Joe's the other day, and I was singing along. A lady next to me said, "OMG, I HATE this song and you're singing it!" I almost hit her with a frozen bag of salmon!!!
😂🤣
How can anyone hate this masterpiece!?
Love this song. The most romantic song ever.
@@roxannefebuary6823 romantic or not. This sing makes you reminisce the best nights youve ever had
I was in a TJ’s too when Elton John’s song came on in San Francisco. A shopper heard me say “I can’t stand this song” and responded, “I really like it.”
John Lennon heard this song on the radio and he absolutely loved it
Is that a story he told?
@@leoray1234 not likely.
@@leoray1234 his girlfriend at the time (when John and Yoko separated for a few years) has since mentioned it, stating it was 'their' song.
@@chriskelly9476 And her recollection is off by some years.
This is the original version with Glenn. This song was their hit.
Sorry Ned, I tried to hit the thumbs up and the down one lit up and can't change it. Thumb up for your comment. It is now corrected.
ONE of their HITS ;-)
Glenn Shorrock, great voice!
@@Mirrorgirl492 Yes, they had many but I had an Idea that it was their first that launched them world wide.
What happened to Glenn, why did they change?
I am a born metal-head, but I love this stuff. "Cool Change" is my favorite Little River Band song. Songs like this are for sitting in the billowing fragrance of the green.
I feel ya! 🤘
Long Way There is my favorite.
That song inspired me to buy my first boat.
#FACTS! Cool Change is freakin' awesome!
@@YhwhKhaiMostHigh Cool Change is one of my favourite songs. Just so smooth and perfect
I'm not sure how, but you've been rooting through my cassettes.
You just tripped my giggle box. Thanks! ;^]
Brian Gregory same here his been going thru all my albums
Well, were they 8-tracks like mine?
Meyer Weinstock all of my cassettes and 8 tracks got ruined in a flood , luckily my albums were up high
@@jilly1362 Flood? Well, it never rains here in California...hey, isn't that a song, too?
"How the hell was I suppose to know?" You're not. But that's what so great about it.
Head5959 I know right... that was great!! Jamel always brings a smile to my face... 😊
@@christinehaworth7446 same 😊
....and that's why we have the comment section...to inform...great job, setting it straight commentators.
Glenn Shorrock. I am a death metal & hardcore fiend & all I can say he has a once-in-a-generation voice. Pure. Kia kaha \m/
The Midnight Special was our weekly fix for those of us too young to go to concerts!
Love Little River Band & your enjoyment of all songs from the 70’s 🤗
And no MTV then or RUclips ......
Loki Well, no MTV now either 🤣
@@lynnhoffman247
Very true
That was our MTV.
Oh yes , I do remember the MNS. That show had so many great artists of that era on its program. We had so much great artists and music in that era. 2nd 2 none. 4-sure.🎼🎼🎼🇺🇸
Much better. This is the REAL Little River Band. Love this sound.
Yet the original band cannot get together under the LRB name, as one of the guys that joined the band later, not original, kept active. So now he owns the rights to LRB, not an original member in it.
mattyone78 yep and that so sucks and he goes around America playing their hits and saying they are LRB and people are believing it so sad.. saw a video when the people found out they weren’t the original they were disgusted they were making out they were the real deal 😠
@@aussiekat6379 Some of us Americans are hardcore LRB fans and we know the current line-up is nothing more than a covers band. Their constant rearrangements of the classic hits are as bad as their generic original songs. My LRB collection stops with Get Lucky and the current band I call Little River Bland.
What a voice. Always loved LRB and this song in particular. Takes me back to better times. ❤️
Such a relief to hear this version reacted to. Thanks Jamel!!
When my son was little, he thought they were singing, "Walking through the park with ammunition."
😁👏 I Love It 😁👏
My sister n law used to think Elton John song Hold me close tiny dancer was Hold me tight Tony Danza :)
So, you were living in Manhattan at the time?
Someone has to wrangle the goose population in.
That's is nowadays lol
"The other dude" is a great singer in his own right, but Glenn Shorrock is the man with this song.
True that, but mad props to John Farnham, a more than capable fill-in for his short stint! Gee, this may start a lead singer debate on a par with the Genesis Peter Gabriel/Phil Collins debate! Woo-hoo!
Ha. The 'other dude'. John Farnham legend in his own right.
@@bradsmack1 - John was/is better by himself
Glenn was LRB-full stop
This version is the best
@@markgriffin4888 Oh, no doubt! What makes this such a curious situation, though, is John had many years of success prior to his brief LRB stint, and decades of it after! It'd be like asking James Taylor or Andy Williams to fill in!
I was 21 that year, I will tell you, the ladies melted over this band! Glen was just as you said, SMOOOOOOTH.
Me too
Iwa one of them. Still am! Just listened to this yesterday! Jamel is a cool cat himself!
If a dude dances with a dudette to this song, action was sure to happen.
Love how this song mentions the Glenn Miller Band. Wonder how many younger people know who he was? It was before my time too but he was an important part of American musical history.
He was the bestselling recording artist of the early 40's.
Bandleader & trombonist (love how the horn section came in when they mentioned him), in World War II his plane disappeared over the English Channel as he was on his way to entertain American troupes in France. Terrible tragedy but he left a great musical legacy.
"In the Mood" is a good example. Most people would recognize it.💙
Big on Glenn Miller my mom sang with big bands back in the day
And sang with Nat King Cole and Billie Holiday.
Glenn was from my state colorado.A little town Ft.Morgan colorado kinda there clam to fame.
I'm older than you obviously.Like my kids had to endure my music.I endured my mom's and ended up having a love and appreciation for it.
60s,70s and 80s are my favorite of course old 50s rock and blues.
Like food,music is a uniter
If we'd all have community potlucks sharing food and music
Sharing our cultural differences we'd all find out how much similarity we have.
That's how you get fusion like how Carlos Santana blended and ELO blended theirs with classical.
Moonlight Serenade.
I grew up loving the Glenn Miller Band. I still have a lot of his music. My parents were big fans and the movie the Glenn Miller Story was so incredible.
It also mentions Cole Porter:
"...and that Porter tune (Night and Day)
made us dance across the room..."
@@carmenjones5528
What a great comment! That's so interesting about your mom. Did she get to be on any recordings?
I had a great-aunt who danced with Rudolph Valentino, but that's about it.
You might not be older than me. We have the same favorite musical eras. I was a child when The Beatles burst onto the world stage. Then grew up through my teens listening to all the great bands of the British Invasion, blues, Motown artists. 60's & 70's were like a musical Renaissance.
I was always going to concerts. Saw Hendrix live 2 months before he died, got some good photos. Saw Led Zeppelin 3 times. Elvis twice. So many greats.
Most recently, Queen in Nashville last summer. Never got to see them when Freddie was alive but Brian May & Roger Taylor are still fantastic & it was truly wonderful. All ages enjoying their music together. Magical.
Your idea about community potlucks, sharing food & music, is such a great idea. Wish it was a common occurrence all over the country & the world. We'd all be the better for it.💙
Yes! This is how it's supposed to sound... Glenn Shorrock! Thank you....
Sorry, but I prefer John Farnham
My football bro from High School's mom used to dance to this music and this song specifically when she would make us dinner at their home in Olney. She called it "steppin" and "bumpin" and taught this white boy how to impress the young ladies on the dance floor. What an awesome cook and Mom and woman she was. Miss you Momma J.
This was John Lennon's favorite song when he died.
Wow! Didn't see this one. Thanks for sharing
Yes
Supposedly he thought of May Pang with this song. According to her they continued their relationship after him and Yoko got back together and they had Sean.
That's amazing. Thank you for that!
This sounds like a "SILLY LOVE SONG" Sir Paul Mc Cartney sing! 🤔
"Reminiscing" is my favorite LRB song; loved it since it first came out (yeah, I'm old). I hear that opening & I immediately fall down a big ol' nostalgia hole.
This is the right voice. This is the theme of what the song is about, the vibe you're supposed to get reminiscing about those nights with your loved one. It's not about vocal acrobatics and mindless amusement.
The mood is supposed to be foggy like a memory, and this brassy and classy sound and vocals is what fits. It's a masterpiece.
The other vocalist is tremendously talented, just totally missing the feel of this song. This guy, Glenn (?) is a huge part of why the original radio cut was so big and gave us images in our mind of a past love.
It is the original singer! The original! Can't beat the real deal!
Yes you can. John Farham can outsing Glenn
Yup, perfect song to snuggle with your cat!😅
I grew up on this music! Born in 71 and have two older brothers who are 8 and 9 years older than me. They saved up their money to buy albums all the time. Great times and good memories.
I also got the benefit of growing up with older brothers and sisters (7 years) and being exposed to a broader range of music than many of my fellow ‘69ers.
This song is almost perfection in songwriting. From the lyrics to the arrangement to the vocal performances and the entire execution of the song. Just an amazing song period!
Perfection achieved.
My dad loved Big Band music of the 40s. The Glen Miller and Cole Porter references remind me of him. 💕
Liz Arnott A great era of music, The Big Band Era! Miller, Bennny Goodman, Duke Ellington, Tommy James!
JOEL LIEBLER Dad hosted a radio show and I have his whole collection on vinyl!
So did my late Mom! Have a great fondness for Glen Miller to this day.
1978 - The greatest year of my life!
Reminiscing - My favorite song of ALL TIME!!
And you can't top the ORIGINAL version!
Thanks for your reaction.
Here's another one by the Little
River Band I think you'll love it's called Lonesome losers. Is awesome
According to a biography this song was one of John Lennon’s favourite 🎶🥰
They are one of my favorite bands. This song is so relaxing to listen to.
This is the original group. Sharrock, Birtles and Goble. Been others since, but you cant beat these guys. Highly praised by the Eagles for their fantastic harmony.
The vocal melody is his...he's not just copying someone else.
Our friends from Australia "The Little River Band and their Mid 70's Groove...song Lonesome Loser
and with that song you have me right back in roller rink on a Saturday all day skate :D
Elementary school Saturday mornings. Fun!
Me, too. In Jr. high.
lockandloadshari Lol.....and don’t forget smack dab in the middle of these great songs they stopped to do the Hokey Pokey in every skating rink across the USA! 😂🤣.
@@Navygrl58 omg I'd totally repressed the hokey pokey!
Good work! I was one of the jokers who pointed you back to original lead singer Glenn Shorrock. Glad you jumped on it cause this is a special talent.
I love smooth rock and roll from the 70's!!! This song is on my phone's playlist along with "Moonlight Feels Right " by Starbuck.
I know Moonlight Feels Right is coming soon. I play these songs together evry morning wih my grand daughter.
One of my absolute favorite tunes of all time. The lyrics paint a beautiful picture to daydream to.
I was saying this guy is "smooth" just as you said he is " super smooth". Big difference from other video. Love this
yeah john farnham oversings terribly
glen had a magical voice and was a wonderful entertainer...actually all of them rocked......one of the greatest bands of all time 🔥🔥
Hey Jamal - this was wonderful!
Thank you so much for watching the original Glenn Shorrock version. Hope that you enjoyed this as much as we did. 👋🇦🇺
I miss my uncle when I hear this era of music🥺cause of him I was exposed to this beautiful music at such an early age and can reminisce of my childhood memories❤️
Lol. Big difference. Thanks for the version with Glen. So smooth.
We didn't want to have a traditional "first dance" at our wedding since we'd been together for almost 15 years, so this was the first song that the DJ played and invited everybody up on the dance floor with us.
This band echoed through my house when i was growing up. Classic. memories are filling my head right now. Thanks
Jamel, just wanted to let you know that I really appreciate your time and effort. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on such a variety of music. 🎤🎶🎵🤩
Yup. What Alfred said.
Jamel is awesome, I love how his mind was blown by Genius of Love🤗😍
Sniff ‘n’ the Tears- Driver’s Seat!
Soon m8 lol
YES !!!! Great childhood memories riding the bumper cars in Vienna as a child listening to this in 1978 !!
My favorite one hit wonder.
Tarnay Spencer Group - No Time To Lose
@@douglaswerner8334 Definitely in my Top 5. Others would be Mama Let Em Play by Doucette, Blinded by the Light - Manfred Mann, Cars by Gary Numan, Life in a Northern Town - Dream Academy
This was one of Frank Sinatra's favorite records.
Man, so many memories . . . this came out in 1978, when I graduated from High School. Thank you so much for sharing this.
Great song. Both great singers, but different and each brought their own polish to it. I prefer this one, but to each there own! This one is smooth and sultry, the other is upbeat and enthusiastic.
YES! This is the lead singer.
Each time we hear our favorite song, the memories come along....sounds like a theme.
Check out Dr. Hook, "Sylvia's Mother." It was written by poet Shel Silverstein (The Giving Tree) who actually hosted the band on his houseboat and played harmonica in the video.
Ok, the world is at peace again and the planet's have realigned. Thanks for this proper version.
Best Aussie band ever. Went to the states and killed em. That's the original band. Glenn Shorrock stepped down and John Farnham took over. John the showman verses Glenn mister smooth. Please check out some of their other stuff.
This song always brings a tear to my eye. Just a beautiful memory...
Glenn Shorrock, the original and no one can compare to him after his departure of LRB, this is the epitome of smooth...
Amazing, always loved this song. And, I never knew they were Australian.
They’re legends here in Oz, they paved the way for so many Oz groups. They put in the long miles of travel and years on the road, they’re fabulous guys. I’m so glad the world fell for them too🤗 Glad you loved this!❤️
OMG......So much better. Thanks for this reaction. So glad you did it. Take care and be well, Peace.
One of my favorite songs. Man this brings back great memories!
This has to be one of the best songs ever. The lyrics, the harmonies, the instrumental...all perfection❤
YESSSSSSSS, I remember when this came out back home in Australia (ex patriot). It was great then and in 2020 still Great!!!!❤👍🤗
Glenn IS the LITTLE RIVER BAND!!! 🔥🎶💖
So glad you were able to view the studio/recorded version of this song. The concert version with the other lead was definitely more lively, but this original lead is def smoother, my preference, I couldn't agree more with you, man!
Little River Band is a rockin' bunch of rock and rollers, or was, last time I had their greatest hits ! Great selection, try "It's a long way there" . You are my fave D.J. right now 🗽🌎🎖️ !
God, I’ve loved this band forever. And your reaction channel is great.
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS. Thank you. That is all.
Growing up with LRB in country NSW Australia - I can tell you - their music filled the radio waves! Beautiful stuff.
One of my favorite Aussie bands.
Brings back memories from listening to my parents records. My absolute FAVORITE is "Happy Anniversary".
That's what I'm talking about, what a classic, loving it ❤🙏
Climax Blues Band- Couldn’t Get it Right
OMG! It’s 2022 & I was in Walgreens and heard this song that used to play over 43yrs ago on the radio when I was a kid! Tracked it down and can’t stop playing it! Beautiful a song that brings so much joy! 😍
Jamal, you're making my day every time again and again! Greetzz from The Netherlands!
Please react to Little River Band , Its a long way there.
Gerhard Braatz yes!
Long version..I think its a BETTER song than Hotel California.
Long way there , night owl
This guys were the Aussie answer to the eagles tons of songs great harmonies a... arrangments
Yes! 👍
Glenn sings it so much better, has a more soulful voice!! 💕
I ran a spotlight on one of their shows back in '82 or so. They were really great. Those guys came to play!
The fact that you appreciate this, is magic!!!
Jamal try some of The Babys (isn't it time) you'll love the back up sooo 70s
Yeeeees!
Turn, and walk away is an AWESOME Baby's song!! Great job as always Jamal!!
Yes, yes, yes. John’s voice is right up my alley, plus the catchy tunes, and other vocalists.
Start with Union Jack And then, I'm back on my feet again
God I love them!
You need to check out Dr Hook and the Medicine show-- the cover of the rolling stone 1970's
Oh come on send him to the freakers ball.
Now you got it! Our wedding song from 40 years ago!
You're tearing out my heart! These songs from my preteens and teenage years. They made this girl dream of romance and innocent love...but then life smacked me in the face. It brings tears to my eyes. Thank you sooooo much for allowing me to relive those times!
👍 Jamel!! You’d like “ *That Smell* “ by Lynyrd Skynyrd also *Tuesdays Gone* by them 🔥🙌🎧. Thanks! Have a good one and be safe brother!! 👍🙏🙌🎧
I second your motion for both of song!!!! Oooooo That Smell!!!
tigerback! 👍💪😎
Yeah that smell rocks!
Also.....I Know a Little.......great intro.
Oak tree you're in my way. 💯🔥
Love me some LRB. I was going to recommend you go back to Sweet and do "Fox on the Run. Instead I'm going to recommend The Cars. "Just What I Needed", "Moving In Stereo", "Let's Go", "Dangerous Type", "Bye Bye Love", "You're All I've Got Tonight, "Good Times Roll". Any or all of them would be great choices.
Yes please, The Cars! And all of those songs you mentioned were off their first two albums. THE favorite band of my youth.
Yes! The Cars and Let's Go is my favorite of theirs. More Foreigner, please!!! They have so many hits you can't go wrong. Just make sure it was the originals with Lou Gram as lead singer. He has super curly hair. The dude singing with them now has dark straight hair.
I saw them live in concert in early 2000's and they sounded just as smooth then. LRB is so good ! Your song reactions make me smile.
John was showing off his singing chops but Glenn shows the touch of a master singer songwriter an absolute classic.
Check out Dan Hartman "I can dream about you"
Great song! But it could cause some confusion for him depending on which video he chooses. The one I saw on MTV all the time was footage from the movie Streets of Fire with the fictional trio singing and no Dan Hartman. They made a 2nd video with Dan but they were always playing the other video on MTV when the song came out.
@@qthelost LOL. Yeah that did cross my mind.
Wooow, GEEEE I can remember all of us waiting for this to come on .MIDNIGHT SPECIAL OH YEAH.
Another great Aussie band. Thank you for bringing so many memories back for me. My hubby is now telling me "play that one, now that one." So many of our favourite songs and bands all in one place. We are loving it.👍👍
This was our wedding reception song in 1978.... And we are now reminiscing after 42 years and still going strong in our love for each other...Great song and band...
I've heard the song before. I like it even more now. Lovely. 🎶🎶. Thanks Jamal. 👏👏🎼
Yes , super smooth Jamal! 🎶🎧
I'm from the Dominican Republic, and i
I was 21 and let me tell you, that song was a hit at my country. God bless you Jamel, good memories for my soul.
Yes!!!!👏👏👏👏 bravo... AMAZING!!! The original singer.. thanks ....
"Happy Anniversary, Baby" is a groovy one by LRB.
Not one of their big hits, but “It’s A Long Way There” is a good one and has some great guitar work.
Thank you, I love this version of Reminiscing.
It's really really cool you went back to give this original sound and lineup a chance. That's respect. Thank you so much.
It’s a long way there
“We Two” is an excellent song of theirs where the lead singer’s range is ridiculous. You will love it. Promise.
Yay! So glad you did the original! This is my favorite!!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 These harmonies! The bass guitar line. So fine! Great music!!!
Jemel, your t-shirt, hat, hoodie game is STRONG!
You had me doing the two-step and moving the shoulders. I love this song. Are there STILL men like that out there? Pure romance. *Swoon*
Thank you so much for fixing this one brother!
The original LRB is the best LRB; Shorrock’s voice is sublime. Easy on the eyes, too, at that time. This song brings back SUCH great memories. ❤️
This has some originals members and some that aren't.
I'm glad you did this version. This version is the one everyone remembers.
Definitely true for me
Masterpiece of vocals, production, instruments and writing.
Lots of nostalgia from radio on road trips as a kid...and K-tel Albums.
You appreciate it with honesty.
Always a blast to watch