That Sax !! Your reaction when it came in...PRICELESS ! Loved your reaction. ...stay with the 60s 70s and 80'S. ..we did it right back then. ..now we are you guys grandparents LOL.
Saw them "support" Mungo Jerry @ Wimbledon Town Hall, London circa 1971/72...lol Americans and Carnival ? Went to Oxford with my team: Millwall around 1969 and we were marched in our thousands by the local police to the Oxford United ground and I heard an American Lady say to her Husband......" Gee, they must have a Carnival",,,,haha
JT you rock girl and thank you for another epic video, plz chk out there other songs like.. long way home, and other tracks of your choice there all good, from this album.
Roger Hodgson's voice is great. (No auto-tune) After he was in Supertramp, he was asked to be the lead singer for "Yes", but turned it down. He's written and composed most of the songs for Supertramp. Check out his RU-vid Channel Live shows all over the world He's been touring since 2000.
I love your heartfelt reaction to this song. It has been one of my favorites lost in the mist of other more ??? Hard driving Rock & Roll tunes I consider my favorites. But this is one that stands out from the rest of em. I especially loved your reaction to that Saxophone. You are absolutely 100% right when you say, you didn't see that coming. That Sax comes right outta knowhere.
It is no coincidence that many have labeled them as a strange musical phenomenon, not only in the Rock field. Not even their commercial successes have ever been predictable and banal, not to mention the artistic ones ( Gone Hollywood, Crime of the Century, Rudy, School... ), stuff of maximum inspiration at the level of Pink Floyd, Doors, Beatles ...
so many songs i like, dreamer, long way home, breakfast in america, raining again, goodbye strangr, most of ves songs were realesed whn i was in high schl, enjoy miss.
ITZJT TV :-) You got to admit, when he sings the 2nd Chorus, After the Saxophone, the 4th Please tell Me "WHO I AM !!!!!" :-) That 4th Who I Am is pretty awesome. Note hard to hit :-)
Do you want some saxophone? Here are some classic rock staples, featuring great saxophone: Bob Seger-Main Street Bob Seger-Turn the Page (Live) Eddie Money-Take Me Home Tonight Gary Wright-Dream Weaver Romeo Void-Never Say Never INXS-Devil Inside. One Thing. Need You Tonight. Tear Us Apart. And more...
Enjoyed your reaction... Saw them "support" Mungo Jerry @ Wimbledon Town Hall, London circa 1971/72...lol Americans and Carnival ? Went to Oxford with my team: Millwall around 1969 and we were marched in our thousands by the local police to the Oxford United ground and I heard an American Lady say to her Husband......" Gee, they must have a Carnival",,,,haha
You in for a treats.Great song👍🏼🎼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼Take the long way home and Breakfast in America.👻🎃☠️👍🏼!!!!You completely right,that is how I felt when I first heard noticed voice and then the whole song.👍🏼
I've read most of the replies, all favorable. With that being said, almost every song on the Breakfast in America album was a hit. Wish you were around as I was as a teenager listening to this kind of music on the radio every day, wouldn't miss it for the world.
Roger Hodgson is a very good Vocalist, I got a bit worried at the start when I heard the intro (your intro, not supertramp) I actually have the remastered album: Breakfast in America, A mighty fine album.
If you were liking Rush, and were following the lyrics as well as part of the whole ensemble, you might like The Trees, or Spirit of Radio. But if you just like their music, go for YYZ live in Rio. If you want to see these masters show off a bit... well, try Working Man live in Cleveland and I would suggest you should probably hold onto something solid...
One song you need to listen or react to is Gerry Rafferty - Baker Street, there are several versions out there but the official one is at ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Fo6aKnRnBxM.html it was the track that brought the saxophone back into fashion in the late 70's
