FIRST TIME HEARING..Glenn Frey - She Belongs To The City REACTION
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Miami Vice + Ferrari + Glenn Frey = Some of the best times of 80s TV.
Miami Vice: Missing Hours........In this infamous episode, Trudy is abducted by aliens and meets the Godfather of Soul.
Yes, this and Fonzie jumping the shark, nifty.
@@deependz3231 Just as long as Crockett was redlining the Prancing Horse, anything was acceptable! ; )
As I recall, the " Ferrari " in the show, was a "kit car" replica, based on a Corvette chassis. Any V12 sounds, would have been added in post production.
@@ramblerdave1339 Actually, the first car was a replica of a black Ferrari Daytona. However, then Ferrari wanted a real Ferrari used. So they supplied the show with a white Testarossa. That was a true Ferrari and a true 12 cylinder.
@@lewistasso8866 Thanks for straightening me out on that, guess I didn't watch the show long enough! ✌😎 I wonder what Ferrari gave him for his trade-in, LOL.
RIP Glenn Fry... such a talent that is missed so much. He was the sound of the Eagles and made quite a name for himself on his own. Great song, great voice, great reaction from the Rob Squad. Thanks again guys!
Just Great.. ♠W.G.
FREY
@@2beer49 yup.... So sorry Glenn!
If nobody mentioned it, that additional footage is from the Miami Vice TV series. Didn't miss an episode of Don Johnson (Crockett) and Philip Michael Thomas (Tubbs) back in the day. I can't believe it's already been 6 years since his passing. R.I.P. Glenn.
This tune is as much Miami Vice as the show itself. You hear this and suddenly you're right back to eating pop tarts, playing with a Merlin, in front of the tube with a Pepsi commercial on the way.
Love Miami Vice. We watch it often, have the whole series on dvd.
@Tina Harrison:
You're correct, this is actually the 2nd song of Glenn Frey's to was featured in "Miami Vice"
The first one was "Smugglers Blues"
@@karlsmith2570 And don’t forget Phil Collins ...Air Tonight. I think that was in first episode. Glenn Frey such a talented singer/songwriter. I too have Miami Vice in total on DVD.
@@CJBW you're absolutely correct about "In The Air Tonight" being in the first episode
This is one of those 80s songs that takes u back to second it starts playing. It makes u remember what u were doing or who u were dating,when it came out.
'80s song, made and performed by 70s artists as usual. Did anyone in the 80s make their own music ??????????
Yeah the ones where a synthesizer was the band 😂 I'm joking.... well half joking lol
This takes me back to where I heard it too. In a Michelob commercial. 😂
Can’t hear this without reverting to childhood & remembering waiting all week to watch Miami Vice, which was not child friendly, but part of being an 80’s kid was often absentee parent’s, which was my case in order to watch it. The soundtrack for the show was awesome & usually gritty, based on the show’s content, but it was a massive influence in the 80’s… Genesis provided Tonight Tonight Tonight as well (not to be confused with “In the air tonight” … the leads were cops & usually fighting drug lords.. it was the time of Scarface still, so it was prevalent in Miami!
❤ You practically wrote everything I would've written had I not seen your comment first. The 80s was SUCH a time to be a pop-culture junkie child ❤
And who can hear Foreigner's "I Want to Know What Love Is" without seeing the scenes that happened while the song was playing? Chilling.
Part of the '80s Latchkey Crew too!
Such memories of living in the 80’s 💚
Yeah I was a latch key kid in the eighties and watched whatever I wanted. Miami Vice was awesome 😎
Glenn had a string of hits (and a few acting gigs) in his post-Eagles career. This and "The Heat is On" were bangers. He appeared in an episode of the 80s cop series Miami Vice called "Smuggler's Blues", and he even had a song by the same name to go with it! Sadly, we lost Glenn just over six years ago, but his legacy will live on forever. You might also check out "The One You Love", "True Love", and "Soul Searchin'". It's interesting. You've done solo songs by Glenn and Joe Walsh, but you have yet to do anything featuring Don Henley, the Eagles' drummer, who had by far the most prolific solo career of the bunch. "Dirty Laundry" is fantastic, as is "The Boys of Summer" (about baseball), "The End of the Innocence", "The Last Worthless Evening", and one of my personal faves, "Sunset Grill."
This song was also featured in Miami Vice...and a couple more of his songs, I believe.....he was quite prolific for sure.......as was Don Henley, as you mentioned.
I've seen the actual "Sunset Grill". I was in a garage band in the '80s and we went to Guitar center in Hollywood looking for a PA system...the grill is connected right next to it.
Smugglers Blues - a great song about how mildly wild it was before it really went nuts
@@kdm71291 That's really freaking cool! Did you eat there?
can't believe it's been 6 years. while i was watching i was thinking 2-3 years.
@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee I kind of suspected that's why nobody's doing him....such a pity!
This song was used for the 80s TV show Miami Vice. They use to use a lot of great songs on that show. Glenn's song "Smuggler's Blues" was also on the show.
This song was written in the 80s. Glenn helped write the song "New Kid In Town" in the 70s for the Eagles. To me it has a similar feel of wandering the town at night. Different story... different sound but as I said it has a similar feel.
if you enjoy this one check out "Heartbeat" By Don Johnson.
That have check out Body talk by The Deele. First time we were introduced to Tubbs at the strip club
I live in South Florida! This song is the soundtrack of Miami FL 🖤🖤🖤🖤
"Smugglers Blues" ROCKS
The MV soundtracks were FIRE!
Wriiten for the tv show Miami Vice.
Next they should cover Don Johnson's heartbeat 🤢🤮😅😅😅😅
@@itsmedino 🤣 I think they should go with Glenn's Smugglers Blues next.😁
What was the director for all these movies and shows? Michael Mann.
Remember all those "neon noir" instead of crime noir stories. Basically at any moment every female lead's head would burst into flames from all the hairspray.
@@itsmedino Michael Mann directed Miami Vice. Don't know about the neon noir, but he was known for the crime dramas.
This song was featured on the TV show Miami Vice
Family knew not to bug me on Miami Vice night. 😂
Not sure if you already knew, Glen Frye was part of Linda Ronstadt’s band along with Don Henley before they formed The Eagles.
And before The Eagles, their name was Longbranch Pennywhistle
@@deweyoxburger5470 Longbranch Pennywhistle was a duo consisting of Glenn Frey and JD Souther.
This song to me has always encapsulated the vibe of New York in the 80’s. ❤❤❤
"Smuggler's Blues." Absolute banger. Give it a listen when you want some blues rock. Also if you want some more city blues go for another member of the Eagles, Don Henley and listen to "In a New York Minute." And Amber if you want some great Sax here's an unusual one, 80s pop star Debbie Gibson and her song "Foolish Beat". Great one for female Friday, you will not be disappointed in the Sax.
Great recommendations
Have you heard “Candy Dulfer’s” smooth jazz hit “Lilly was here”? If you love sax, she’s played on many smooth jazz albums, besides her own. Just suggesting. 👍
Great recommendations and I love Debbie Gibson, as well. I had a big crush on her when I was a kid in the 80s❤
@@lindapetro5594 Yeah, that one is AMAZING, one of my top favorites from the Eighties/ Nineties! There is just nothing like Candy Dulfer's music!
I prefer the Peter Jacobson cover-Strugglers Blues.
When I hear this song I think of Miami Vice. He even acted on Miami Vice. Another famous song associated with Miami Vice is Phil Collin's In the Air Tonight
Agree. Flashback to Sonny walking the street
This was a music video for Miami Vice, you see them in the video.
Still hurts my heart that he’s gone. I can’t get the picture of Don Henley’s face at the Grammys, a month after, trying to hold it together while playing a live tribute to Glenn. So sad. But the world has decades of his work to remember, with a smile.
This is my FAVORITE saxophone song ever. After this reaction, you NEED to listen to it again straight through without pausing bc you need to hear the build up to the climax without breaking it up. It's just too good. 🙌
I agree. They lose a lot by chopping the songs up!
This song as many have pointed out was for Miami Vice Television show. It was one of the hottest shows of the 80s. All the music written and performed for this show was just as popular as the show. From Glen Frye Phil Collins to the musical only parts by Jan Hammer.
Yep. Whenever I hear it, I always picture Don Johnson going for a stroll on those Miami streets
Glen also had his fist on screen appearance in Miami Vice, and went on to have other movie and tv roles....needed something to do after The Eagles breakup....😊
Check out Smugglers Blues by him!!
Garry
St. Isidore
I agree. Smuggler's Blues is another awesome song!
But then again, Miami Vice played a major role in merging top 10 hits with TV. Before Miami Vice came out, the music in tv was very basic instrumental stuff.
Glenn was often overshadowed by Don Henley, but Don never sang a theme song for one of TV's most popular series, Miami Vice.
Neither did Glenn. The theme for Miami Vice was an instrumental.
@ dan Stewart
Jan Hammer wrote the theme song for Miami Vice but, Glenn Frey had exclusive tracks, written in the series for him. Most notably, Smugglers Blues and You belong to the City.
When the Eagles broke up both Glenn Frey and Don Henley had successful solo careers.
Next Glenn Frey song has to be "Smugglers Blues". Great reaction
Jackson Browne was friends with the Eagles and wrote their first hit “Take it Easy”. He had some great songs of his own like Running on Empty and Doctor My Eyes.
Look up Gotta Be Somebody’s Baby. Someone put it to a montage of Fast Times At Ridgemont High, and wow it brings me back to the 80’s instantly.
Glen Frey was a co-writer of Take It Easy as well.
I feel like Travis Tritt owned Take It Easy. And he managed, with his video for the song, to get the Eagles back together.
Be sure to react to Glenn's "The One You Love" because I know how much Jordan loves the saxophone
i LOVE the sax in that song
Yes, 100% “the one you love” is a must listen Rob squad!!!
This is the type of music that you listen to with a glass of whiskey.
In case you didn’t know/realize, the blonde cop wearing a white suit with the dark shirt is Don Johnson, father of Dakota Johnson of “50 Shades” fame.
Johnson was 1/2 of the main detective team on Miami Vice, playing Sonny Crockett along with Philip Michael Thomas’s Ricardo Tubbs. Crockett and Tubbs were The Men back in the 80s. They had cool clothes, cool jobs, hot cars, hot chicks, and totally tubular to the max tunes. That show was the epitome of 80s extravagance. Good times!
I realize that the saxophone is no longer used in the music of these last two decades. The saxophone remained as a memory of the music of the 80s and 90s.
A great song. RIP Glenn Frey.
T hank you. It's a shame we don't have music like this anymore. But, this is what makes the 80's the best decade ever!
Glenn Frey was in The Eagles. He’s the guy singing lead vocals in ‘Take it Easy’
Next Glenn Frey “ smugglers blues”
Aren't they the musician since I was a young girl and I have to admit of all the musicians that have passed away he's the one that I cried the hardest about
Nice song. Thanks for taking my suggestion.
This song was recorded exclusively for Miami Vice TV show in 1985. It was later released on the album Miami Vice in 1985, and as a single that year. It appeared in the episode "The Prodigal Son", as well as the 1985 Pepsi commercial featuring James "Sonny" Crockett and Frey. On the episode "The Prodigal Son" Crockett and Tubbs go to New York City to assist the DEA in hunting down a gang of Colombian drug dealers responsible for killing several undercover agents who were posing as dealers in Miami. Meanwhile, Tubbs reunites with his old flame Valerie (Pam Grier). When you start doing Movies and TV you should check out this "Miami Vice" episode.
Was this commissioned specifically for the TV show ?
"On the Dark Side & Tender Years" by John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band. Both have amazing saxophone parts to them.
Yes, yes, and yes again!
@Kim Ryan This band was awesome without a lot of acclaim. Their music made the movie Eddie and the Cruisers!! Great 80’s movie- I think 1983? My son’s first “rock concert” was this group. I would love to hear reaction to any song from that soundtrack.
Any song about a city at night needs a sax. And this song delivers that atmosphere bigly. Glenn Frey was just a straight up hit maker whether it be rock, pop or ballads-and not abad actor either. I know he won’t let you, but his Eagles co-writer Don Henley has his own big catalog of songs that you would love too. Great pick. Keep it rockin’ y’all!🔥🤙
I feel everything from Seattle to NYC in this lol
I've heard Joni Mitchell wrote "Help Me" about her relationship with Glen Frey.
RIP GLENN Classic 80s jam!
Once again you took me back to my youth. Glenn Frey, from the Eagles to his Solo career he had an amazing career. R.I.P.
Note to all parents: DON'T SHELTER YOUR CHILDREN - Open their minds to all kinds of music, art, theater, movies, etc. Otherwise they will end up like this wonderful amazing couple catching up on all this music that they love because they opened their hearts and minds !!!!
so true... 👍
@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee true, but they are doing an excellent job of making it happen for them and their children
@@waitingforchrist I was one of the lucky ones, went to the theater and saw Phantom of the Opera, Cats on Broadway as a young teen. Able to listen to music I wanted and so on. I was sheltered in other ways (D&D gaming). But other kids aren't so lucky
"Otherwise"??? So you don't want children to end up like this couple?
@@jp3813 you miss understand my statement. Both Jay and Amber have said that they grew up with limited exposure to other types of music (Jay only with rap and sports, and Amber limited R&B and bluegrass - if I remember correctly). So in that aspect, no I don't want other kids to be like them. To be like them now - ABSOLUTELY. So that is why I said we shouldn't shelter our children - we should expose them to all kinds of music, theater, movies, and so on, at a young age. I was lucky to be able to have seen Phantom of the Opera and Cats on Broadway as a teen. I was able to go to rock concerts with friends as a teen and that wasn't the only genre of music I was exposed to.
The great Glenn Frey. RIP 😪
I really loved Glenn. He was so handsome and a founding member. I was in shock when he passed. RIP
Great jam. R.I.P. G. F.
❤ This song always reminds me of Miami Vice
In Winslow, Arizona there is "Standing on the Corner" Park, which is taken from the Eagles song "Take it Easy". There is a statue of Glenn Frey and Jackson Browne. it is on Route 66. I was there about a month and a half after Glenn passed in 2016.
Major cities in the 80s were the place to be
Glenn Frey was formerly from the Eagles and was one of its lead singers.
Glen Frey went back to the Eagles when they got together again after a hiatus of about 14 years. He was with the Eagles when he died in 2016.
J/Amber, former Eagles singer/drummer Don Henley's solo work is great. Start with "The Heart of the Matter" and "The End of the Innocence", great songwriting and vocals!!
Need to listen to Sunset Grill first in my opinion.
Yes all good songs✌️
Personally I would start with one of his faster tempo songs like Dirty Laundry or All She Wants To Do Is Dance.
He’s notorious for having videos blocked so maybe not.
@@jackie_jrml you're right! I forgot. Guess they can listen in private :(
Dude is one of the reasons the Eagles were so special. RIP Glenn.
OK, friends. Now what we need is to check out more of the Miami Vice vibe. "When the Rain Comes Down" by Andy Taylor. I'm sure the ones that watched Miami Vice will associate this song with a raging white Ferrari Testarossa.
Have you heard Glenn Frey's " Smugglers Blues? "
The obvious next song from him is "The One You Love". You're welcome. 😁
Have a great day!
"Evocative" is the word you're looking for. The echoing sax evokes that sense of nighttime suspense.
Before the Eagles, Glenn sang backup on Bob Seger's Ramblin' Gamblin' Man. He is the loud voice on the first chorus.
The clips shown in the video with the two men were from the popular mid-80’s tv show “Miami Vice” in which this song was prominently featured. The white man was Don Johnson, whose daughter is Dakota-acting in Hollywood today. Loved the show and their music. I knew Amber would get that look of bliss and be carried away by the sax. Thank you.
Glenn Fry and Don Henley were hits on their own as well as founding members of the Eagles. Glenn has acted too in TV and Movies (like the sports agent in “Jerry McGuire).On your female Friday, and your love of SAXOPHONE, you should check out “ Candy Dulfer”, and her huge hit “Lilly was here”. She is a smooth jazz artist who has played sax on many artists’ songs. 🥳👏👍❤️
Thank you, Lily Was Here is now in my playlist. Awesome!
The woman in the blue dress is my sister in law, Lisa. We were geeked to see her in it!
"I've Got Mine" by Glenn Frey 5-stars with a great message, too
You guys need to hear Al Stewart's Year of the Cat now for more saxophone (also a gorgeous song in general)
Great suggestion. Just listened to it yesterday.
OK guys, now it's time for some 80s Don Henley equal time with "Boys of Summer" definitely want the album version 🤘
This song envelopes you with the feeling of walking down the streets in that time. It is like a time machine.
This song takes me back to my hometown of Miami and the Miami Vice show on TV Friday nights. Check out "Drug Smuggler's Blues".
Some other great sax solos can be heard in "Katmandu" (live version by Bob Seger); "Born to Run" or "Cadillac Ranch" (Bruce Springsteen--with sax by Clarence Clemons); "Brown Sugar" (Rolling Stones); and "On the Dark Side" (John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band)
Amber, for some nice sax you should check out Lily Was Here. It’s song by Candy Dulfer and Dave Stewart (Eurythmics). It’s a completely instrumental song that was a hit in the early 90’s. If you choose to react to this, please pick a live version to listen to.
Came here to say this
I am 99% certain that I have mentioned _'Lily Was Here'_ by Candy Dulfer when Amber and Jay were talking about saxophones being a staple of 80's into 90's music.
I am glad to see at least two people (at the time I am posting this comment) agree. :-)
ruclips.net/video/ypbjIwbTR8c/видео.html
"Lily Was Here" is so good. I'd love to see them do some instrumentals. Another great one is "The Seduction", love theme from American Gigolo, but it has to be the James Last Band version (W/David Sanborn on sax) .Even better than the original by Giorgio Moroder.
Gone but not forgotten
Glenn Frey was always badass LoL
I love this song. The lyrics ring true for people who have lived in a city ~ "concrete under your feet, no one knows where you're going, no one care's where you've been," etc. Hope you check out his song No More Cloudy Days-It's such a beautiful love song!
Is it just me, or is the video blurry today? RIP the great Glenn Frey. Thanks for another great song, Rob Squad! :)
I think it's just the lower quality of the original video.
The video incorporates parts from the second season premiere for "Miami Vice", which is what it was written for. Back with "Miami Vice" aired, television broadcasts were in 480i resolution, not the 1080p or higher that we get today. You might have noticed that Don Johnson and Philip Michael Thomas appeared several times during the video.
Thanks guys, but I was talking about the video of Jordan and Amber. Turns out my internet was being funky, and it is better now.
He even had parts in Miami Vice plus the songs
Glen appeared on Miami Vice which was a HUGELY popular tv cop series in the 80s. This was more or less written for that show.
Pls do a reaction to Smuggler's Blues by Glenn. It's a fun song.
I LOVE LOVE LOVE this song!!!!!!
His "Smuggler's Blues" was made for the 80s "Miami Vice" era.
I'm still waiting for the Phil Collins "Sussudio" reaction 🎷🎷🎺🎺🥁
Amber, one of the all time greatest sax solos is in the Bruce Springsteen song Jungleland. You will love the whole song, but the solo will put it over the top.
Glenn's old bandmate in The Eagles, Joe Walsh, explored the same territory with his song "In The City" a couple years before (even if it was a bit more . . . critical).
Great song. It was played in the ending credits of the great 1979 movie "The Warriors".
@@jbask3218 ; "Caaaan Yooooou Dig Iiiiit?
@@kellypedersen6590 'Warriors, Come Out To Play'
Arguably one of the greatest vocalist of all time, gone way too soon.
Love how the lyrics deal with urban experience of living in a crowded city but still you're alone.
He is not just a founding member of the Eagles, Linda Ronstadt hired him to put together a touring band for her. He hired all the musicians, Three of which formed Eagles with hom during that tour.
I still have no idea what "mysterious" means regarding music.
Other great songs by Glenn:
Smuggler’s Blues
Part Of Me, Part Of You
Soul Searching
True Love
Don't forget "The Allnighter," too!
Love this song - Miami Vice soundtrack - I was a city kid raised in south Florida back in the 70's/ 80's - makes me homesick to hear it. He has a bunch of other good solo hits you can do.
I love having the same last name as this dude. Too bad we weren't related. God, I miss the 80s.
RIP Glenn....so much talent! You gave us so much music as an Eagle and a solo artist. I have all of your vinyl record albums and CD'S. ❤
Cool song!! Love Glen Fry!!🤘🔥
Frey
The guys from The Eagles recorded some fantastic solo stuff,check out Don Henley’s New York Minute and Joe Walsh’s In The City from the film The Warriors 👍🏻 RIP Glenn Frey
You belong to the city was specifically written for the Miami Vice episode “ Prodigal Son”. Don Johnson and Philip Micheal Thomas appear in this music video.
A theme for the sultry, mysterious and elusive woman, weaving in and out of sight amongst the crowds, then vanishing into the night. An intriguingly beautiful stranger in a city that never sleeps will have you up until dawn searching, hoping for a chance at another glimpse. That sax is hitting in broad heavy strokes against the New York backdrop; the pulse of the beat...all an exquisite canvas. Listening to this, I get the thrill of imagining between both; being the one who is captivating as well as the one who becomes captivated. It's truly exhilarating and masterfully crafted storytelling with the music, theme, and visuals.
Can you please react to the band America “Ventura Highway” they’ll be new to the channel. Amber, I think you in particular would really like their folk rock sound. Jordan you would too actually.
Omg I looooooove this song yessss
And all of the guitars!
@@Chris-filosifer64 and the harmonies ❤️
Or maybe they should react to their first hit first A Horse With No Name. America, Bread and Chicago were my groups in the early '70s.
@@danalyntuthill1538 .....Another Park, Another Sunday - by The Doobie Brothers and Out In the Country by Three Dog Night......
I would strongly recommend "the one you love" from Glenn Frye....amazing sax intro.
Amen!
One of the best eras
The Heat is In = Miami Heat , You belong to the city = Miami Vice
For another iconic sax performance, I highly recommend "Year of the Cat", by Al Stewart.
Another great tune! You still have to react to "The One You Love" by Glenn Frey. It has "AMBER" written all over it! 😁 The audio from the official video is horrible. This is the one you should use: ruclips.net/video/_z-I8OpCnv4/видео.html
Saxophone in this one Amber!
RIP Glenn. Before the Eagles, he was part of Linda R’s band.
Saw the Eagles a couple years back. Glenn’s son has taken his place and he looks and sounds exactly like his Daddy.
Killer song
You know how Jay is always saying "Fire" - well there is a Pointer Sisters song called "Fire" Just sayin.
R.I.P. Glenn......
When Linda Ronstadt needed a backup band for an upcoming tour, her manager hired Frey because he needed someone who could play rhythm guitar and sing. Frey approached Don Henley to join Ronstadt. That was the genesis of The Eagles - Linda gave them her blessing & even recorded one of their song was they did - giving them instant following with all the Rostandt fans - That song was "Desperado"!!!! either Eagles or Linda's version both GREAT!!
This song went so well with Miami Vice
Don't forget to do Smugglers Blues.
Rock In Peace Glen.
Used to blast this cruising .. Great song … Miami Vice ..
I love some good Saxophone. It's just an awesome sound and feeling.