First Time Hearing Dan Fogelberg - “As The Raven Flies” Reaction | Asia and BJ
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Dan Fogelberg’s music was huge part of my life soundtrack… from the ‘70s on. He played more than a dozen instruments and wrote most of his own songs. And his sound was very eclectic… tender, sweet melodies, beautifully soaring instrumentals, story songs, and rockers like this one. I can listen to him all day long… ❤️❤️❤️
When I was teaching myself to play guitar in the 70's, this was one of the many albums that kept me inspired. But I used to listen to this album over and over, laying on my bed at 14. One of the songs that really got me was There's A Place In The World For A Gambler and I would just marvel at it over and over. Eight years later I was living in L.A. and it came up one day that my then-girlfriend had been one of the chorus of background singers on that song. That still kind of blows my mind when I think about it! Of course, I can automatically pick her voice out in the chorus. Cheers!
I remember NBC's broadcast of the Winter Olympics from Lillehammer Norway (1994). The frequency played "There's..... Gambler" while showing scenic views of the mountainous region. Kinda cool at the time to hear.
@@MidwesternCornbilly Did you ever see the video ABC Sports did of the Men's Downhill set to "The Power of Gold"? It showed Franz Klamer's '76 gold medal run and was absolutely amazing. I've looked for it everywhere but can't find it.
@Denton Florian That sounds familiar. It would be great if there were a copy of that clip floating around. It may be as difficult to find as a clip from The American Music Awards show that featured a guitar duet between George Benson and Glen Campbell. Glen absolutely destroyed it...so much so that George literally stopped playing and just stood there watching with his mouth hanging open. I once read an interview with Carlos Santana and he mentioned that same performance. He too was blown away by Campbell's prowess on the guitar that evening
Dan Fogelberg is a rabbit hole you could explore for days. He has an amazing catalog of music. RIP Mr. Fogelberg.
One of my favorite tunes from one of the most talented yet forgotten artists in the last 50 years. He has so many great songs and hits.I am sure you have heard some of those hits like Same Auld Lang Syne, Longer, And Leader of The Band. I like so many more that we’re not hits, just fantastic tunes .
Exactly! All his songs were hits, as far as I’m concerned! You could listen to whole albums and love every song!! 🎶💕
Lots of folks think Dan Fogleberg was mainly a 'Soft Rock' artist with songs like "Auld Lang Syne" and "Leader Of The Band", but he could rock out as well. This song is a good example, but an even better one is "Phoenix", and its prelude "Tullamore Dew". IMHO it's every bit as good as his big hits are.
And Tucson, Arizona (Gazette)… I wanted to ask them to do this one but it’s a little too long at over 8 minutes…
I think they should react to that one too!!! It's worth the time length!! One of my Favorites!! 👍
Wow…I couldn’t believe it when I read the title. This is a “deep dive” into one of the most
influential musicians in my life. This man’s repertoire is huge so I would suggest
“The Power Of Gold” when he was part of a duo with Tim Weisberg. The LP is titled
Twin Sons Of Different Mothers. I’ll sound like a fanboy If I talk about him so I won’t!
I was devastated when I head of his passing. I love the man.
This really is one of the best singer-songwriter early 70's L.A. albums of all. Dan plays a multitude of instruments, does almost all the vocals, wrote every tune, and practically every song on it is more than amazing.
As far as I'm concerned, Dan Fogelberg can do no wrong. His lyrics are poetic, gorgeous and deep. I love his voice. I wish he was still with us, making his amazing music. He had a number of bit hits (this isn't one of them, as it's more of an album cut). But as you know, sometimes the BEST stuff is on the albums, and not necessarily on the radio.
I totally agree! I love and miss you Dan! ❤
Whoever suggested this is a genius! I’m totally shocked yet soooo happy….wow!!!
Haha, it was me! I’ve been trying to get this played forever… and wonderful Asia and BJ took a chance and played it! I was thrilled! Dan doesn’t get nearly the recognition or appreciation I think he deserves…
@@melodymcdonald2140 Great taste Melody!
Easily my favorite musician. This song is about a high school / college crush he had who was always on again off again with him until she finally dumped him. (I'd say he kind of let it out here!)
Fogelberg sold out Carnegie Hall with a solo show when he was 27 --just him with a guitar and a piano. How many can do that? His wife recently released a recording of that show. He is famous for his love songs and ballads but the well is deep and you have to check this guy out. Maybe start with his "Greatest Hits" and go from there.
Lots of artists find one thing that works for them and then make the same record 12 times. Fogelberg intentionally didn't do that. He played it all and played it all WELL -Rock & Roll, Country & Western, Jazz, Blues, Bossa Nova, Bluegrass and even some world music & African sounding stuff.
Hit Parade Hall of Fame
Red Rocks Performers Hall of Fame
Colorado Music Hall of Fame
And there's a petition going around to get him in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
Martin Guitars even honored Dan with a D-41 Dan Fogelberg Signature Edition Martin guitar.
He sold over 15 million albums: 1 Triple Platinum, 4 Double Platinum, 3 Platinum, and 2 Gold RIAA Certified Albums. He had 11 Billboard Top 100 Albums, 3 Billboard Top 200 Albums, 1 Billboard Top 50 Country Album, 4 Billboard #1 Singles, 17 Billboard Hot 100 Singles, 13 Billboard Top 20 Adult Contemporary Singles, 4 Billboard Top 50 Mainstream Rock Singles, and 3 Billboard Top 100 Country Singles. Unbelievable and still so underrated.
BTW, he played the solos on this song with his '58 Gretsch White Penguin, one of the rarest guitars in the world and what he said was "the jewel of my collection." Only about two dozen were ever made and only something like 10 survive. Pink Floyd's David Gilmore sold his for $447,000.
Seriously, you have to check this guy out.
Very well said. Thank you. Dan was one of the BEST!! 🎸
Denton Florian, Thank you for your post. Fogelberg is routinely (criminally) overlooked. I believe that's partly because his chart hits don't really represent the scope and depth of his catalog. Do you know where that video of the Carnegie Hall performance can be viewed? Also, where do I sign that petition?
It also didn’t hurt to have Joe Walsh playing the accompanying solo and producing the song and albums.
I’d say he was fairly well thought of in the industry.
His second album and he had the likes of Joe Walsh, Glenn Frey, Randy Meisner, Al Perkins, Russ Kunkel, Kenny Passarelli and Graham Nash and Don Henley contributing vocals and or instrumentals.
Great choice. One of the best songs in the history of songs. Extremely underrated artist.
Asia & BJ, the song "The Power of Gold" was a collaboration with Tim Weisberg and reached #24 in the US.
Dan always sets a mood! He was an awesome artist & musician….I’ve loved him since the 70’s
“Part of the Plan” from the same album….his best song.
I'd put " The Power Of Gold " and " The Lion's Share " ahead of it
That’s cool there’s other Fogelberg fans out there! I was listening to him and the Eagles etc in high school in the 70’s….dating my future wife to be so his music is special to us both. Cheers!!
Not from the same album……that was on Netherlands. This was from Souvenirs, an earlier album.
This song was written over 45 years ago! Still wonderful!
Thanks guys!
Dan is easily the best musician you've never heard of.
Huuuge catalog!
Diverse, powerful and so emotional!
Enjoy this beautiful rabbit hole!
Joe Walsh (from the Eagles, James Gang) produced this album (Souvenirs) and played guitar(s) on practically every song. Great song choice, great album
The original Eagles lineup played here in Springfield, Illinois (December 16,1973). The tour was to promote their second album Desperado. They hadn't yet become the megastars that would soon follow. They had singer/songwriter Maria Muldaur scheduled to open for them but she had to cancel. At the last minute the concert promoter was able to book Dan Fogelberg, who was a Central Illinois native (Pekin, Illinois). Dan was a very popular regional troubadour. I believe that this concert was when Dan first meet the Eagles and thru his association with Irving Azoff the rest is music history. When the album Souvenirs was released I initially couldn't figure out why all the songs sounded so familiar. He had played most of the album at this show on acoustic piano and guitar.
This album covers rock,pop,folk,bluegrass and more. It is one of my favorites to listen to from beginning to end
Dan Fogleberg was a great singer. Run For The Rose's, Leader of The Band and Netherlands are just a few of my favorites of his.
Kudos to whoever got this song through.
@@joelhoulette3244 The Last Nail and The River are at the top of my list.
I believe Joe Walsh is playing guitar on this one.
Yes he is... He also produced this album. One of my most favorite Dan Fogelberg songs.. I have a very long list!❤🎶👍
This is a deep rabbit hole check out Leader of the band, a song he wrote for his father. His father died about a month after it was released. Heartfelt song. Also check out Run for the Roses.
One of my favorite musicians. A great song writer, Thanks for this one.
Thanks for listening
He was the pride of Pekin, Illinois. His song "Illinois" still makes me tear up, thinking of the state I was born in. You need to hear "Run for the Roses" about the Kentucky Derby, but he has so many good songs.
This album was produced by Joe Walsh. He also played guitar along with a bunch of others including Don Henley and Glenn Frey (The Eagles) and Graham Nash (Hollies and CSNY). Impressive lineup. Thanks for the reaction.
Like so many others here, Dan Fogelberg was huge throughout my high school and college days. Folks remember his radio-friendly "soft" stuff which could admittedly be a bit schmaltzy at times, but his deeper cuts are my favorites. Check out "In the Passage" off of his "Innocent Age" album -- probably my favorite song of his.
I always loved Dan Fogelberg but I completely forgot about this song, thanks for sharing
I still have the first edition vinyl of this album I bought back in the day.
Me too. An absolute masterpiece.
Yes me too I happen to have 2 of this album. One of them is still sealed. Dan was one of my favorite singer songwriters of his era. For some strange reason he did not get alot of radio play. I believe its because he would not sell his soul for the almighty dollar.
The Eagles' Joe Walsh played lead guitar on this song as did Dan Fogleburg...on the record listening through headphones .. Joe's part is on one side Dan's guitar part on the other side ...they did that a lot on records in the seventies..(vinyl ) ...also the Eagles sang on a lot of his songs ... interesting
Love video, everything & ♥️ y’all
RIP Dan Folgerberg 🙏♥️
The album this is from, Souvenirs, had some awesome musicians on it. Joe Walsh, Don Henley, Glenn Frey, Graham Nash, Russ Kunkel, Gerry Beckley, Randy Meisner and others. Sadly Dan left us far too soon, I'm sure he still had a ton of music for us.
try " The Power Of Gold " and " The Lion's Share " for a different side of Dan(RIP)
This entire album is magic. reminds me of drives with my folks in the 70s
Great song & reaction! Kudos for this bold choice! You guys ain't scared to go out of the mainstream. You all rock!!!
I loves me some Dan Fogelberg! My last tattoo (so far) is the artwork from Dan's Phoenix album. ❤
Okay I didn't know he was this rockin🤷🎶🎸😎
Gotta listen to Changing Horses, LP version. It's beautiful. Or listen to the song Illinois. All Dan Fogelberg
Fogelberg has a very deep catalogue of great songs, and this one is a pretty good place to start. "Part of the Plan" is a great uptempo number, with a nifty harmony vocal by Graham Nash. Thanks.
Joe Walsh on guitar
Stupendous lyrics and great musicians around him. Edgar Allen Poe:
This album was produced by Joe Walsh, who also did a lot of the guitar work…. Back up vocals by Glenn Frey. & don Henley.
RIP Dan. Jim
To The Morning is my favorite. BUT Heart Hotel, There’s a Place in the World for A Gambler, Hard to Say, Souvenirs, The River, ETC. RIP Dan, he was only 54….🙁
I've had this album for 45 years! Great album. Check out Changing Horses, Souvenirs, Morning Sky, (Someone's Been) Telling You Stories.
Dark and brooding. Rocking out.
Check out Man in the Mirror/Below the Surface and Aspen/These Days and Part of the Plan and realize he did most of the playing, writing and singing on most of his early albums. He performed many times as a solo artist with no back up and was still amazing. He is missed and should have been in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame years ago! 😎
The multiplicity of voices really lends a nice touch. Great song musically, and an interesting warning lyrically.
Dan fogelburg live over and over.
Southern Cross- Crosby, Stills, & Nash
Yessss 👍
Loved this album. This guy to write lyrics like no one else could. Listen to Make Love Stay and you will know what I mean
Yessss 👍
Longer is a great ballad by him. Do check it out!
That soul was GiFTED
Great song writer
I believe by "The Raven" he was referring to a woman with raven black hair.
Great song first time hearing it thanks ✌🏼
Glad you enjoyed it!
My soulmate
Hello guys Asia and BJ
Never heard this one before. Nevermore...
Dan Fogelberg along with your fav, Bob Seger are my two favorite singer/songwriters!! If you want some suggestions for Dan please let me know, I’ve never steered you wrong before! 😃
I really enjoyed that guitar. So smooth and such a great tone.
Rock on!
Try “Old Tennessee” from his Live “Greetings from the West” Album! Can’t go wrong
Dan fogelburg once upon a time
Loved this song when I saw him perform live, but thought the album recording really lacked his feel. Captured Angel album was fantastic through and through, and his re-collaboration with Walsh on the Phoenix album really overcame this clunky production. An absolute brilliant artist!
"Morning Sky" from that same album is a quick, fun jam. "Face the Fire" from a few years later is a very electric, anti-nuclear power protest. Try some more Dan!
If y'all ever seen a Raven, it's 3x bigger than a crow, and maybe 3x smaller than an Eagle.
Not his best song, IMO, but he has so very few "bad songs". He is one of my top 5 all-time favorites - no one wrote lyrics like Dan did, just genius.
Do the live version of over and over!
Hey your back like you never left😎 hows the laptop doing?
1974 was a VERY good year for music...just sayin'
This song reminds me of stairway to heaven a little bit
Keep it alive
#RIPDGF
Run for the Rose's is my favorite from Fogelberg. It gives me a sentimental feeling.
It's great to see a younger generation get into music of the past. Music back then was alot different, had more feeling and you could actually understand it.
The girl.he was singing about was like a succubus I think. Suck the life and money out of you.
Listen to Crow
Ravens are a bit larger that crows,but look very similar. They are not 'evil' at all. That's just a manifestation/stigma that people have associated with them. Total hogwash. Dive in with Dan Fogelberg---he has many,many great songs! Cheers, T
React to The leader of the band please
Dan was a phenomenal singer-songwriter gone far too soon. He had too many great songs to list here, but my personal favorite is "Our Last Farewell". More from Dan please.
I get a kick out of your videos. It is as if much of the music yoou review is from a distant culture thousands of years ago...lol