Once I saw a video of just the 2 of them playing this and sequel. But I don't remember how I found it

Wouldn't be great if Harry and Jimmy Buffett were collaborating together in Rock and Roll Heaven now?

Great. Otis Gibbs sent me.

I always thought it was about acid!

Smoked a J with him. Last row at Oakdale Theater in Ct . Ages ago.

Very insightful writer and even better singer.

Otis sent me. Amazing! The close ups of her face look like Cat Power.

Wow - just wow!

Sheer brilliance

He drove taxi, I drove taxi and I relate 100% to the lyrics. In the early 80’s it was a different time. Harry was a hack driver in NY in the late 70’s, an even more different time. Sure would have been nice to experience more of his talent. I’ll never own or ride in a Volkswagen vehicle. Ever.

Otis sent me😊

Take me across the Water must have encouraged this song...

She has a wonderful voice. But I have to smile sometimes 'coz I hear just a touch od Kate Smith in there.

Otis sent me ! Fabulous !!!

Otis sent me. I had no idea. Amazing.

Great. Subscribed, Otis sent me.

Otis Gibbs sent me. Great video!

Sadly he died in a Vw Rabbit on a highway near Boston. I was heartbroken when I heard the news.

A masterpiece 🤘

This is the deep end of the pond

Glad this showed up today.

The bass player sings falsetto!

I now see where Jim Henson got his inspiration for Dr. Teeth.

Absolutely one of my favorite songs, along with Ridin' the storm out by REO speed wagon. Keep on rollin' was a useful song too!

Love you John ! May your beautiful soul rest in peace.

Masterpiece!

What A Great Show the Underground News was... The first time I saw John Prine was on the Underground News... They brought a LOT of new talent to the public attention back in the early 70's.

I guess we're old Now, because this sounds like Real Music to me... Not some Fake Crap with a bunch of "Back up Dancers" cavorting around on stage behind The Star...

I saw Harry and his back up band at Butler University. They sounded just as good then as they did in this video. So sad we lost his talent so long ago.

Serious musicians are rare these days

Oh the memories

I saw Harry Chapin in Kalamazoo in late 70's. One of the best concerts I have ever witnessed. Just amazing.

Such a moving performance. Thank you Harry…..

Baby's so high that she's skying Yeah she's flying, afraid to fall. I'll tell you why baby's crying - cuz' she's dying. Aren't we all?

Such a great song writer.....incredible!

Hash in 2024😊

Saw him 8 times in concert ❤ no one compares🥲

What a wonderful performance. What a wonderful memory!

3:57: Big John Wallace: "Baby's so high that she's skying Yes she's flying, afraid to fall I'll tell you why baby's crying She's dying, aren't we all?"

Oh my god they all look so young! That's the only footage I've ever seen of Tim Scott on cello with Harry. Amazing.

He was a genius as a musician and even more importantly as a humanitarian! There will never be another Harry Chapin!

Check out Jesse Welles.

such a hauntingly beautiful song.

WZZQ, Jackson.

The two greatest set of lyrics ever written are At Seventeen by Janis Ian and this song.

This is truly wonderful!

Hello in there, everybody....❤

The first time I heard it in the Spring of 1972, it was haunting then and it's still a haunting song 52 years later. The song literally aches.

Brilliant performance! I saw Harry perform in the St. John's University gym circa 1974. Hard to believe he died a few years later.

Wow, that was nice. Good memories.