SO many Friday nights spent at the Skating Rink grooving on 8 wheels to songs like this! The late 70's was an AWESOME time to be a kid!!! Thanks for the Time Trip!!!
@@eloisapompa5048 Class of 77 here, also. I bought a lot of CDs in the early '90s. However, most of it was New Age instrumental, flamenco/other guitars, and Yanni. Don't laugh! I think the most recent CD purchased was Train. My 61 yr old self liked "Hey, Soul Sister". Later, I found that the song was already 10 years. Otherwise, the '70s and '80s ruled. I like some of the '60s, also. Natch, I had an 8-track player in my cars back then.
I feel like you would really like another great band from the 70s called the Little River Band. Amazing vocals and many great songs! Suggest Reminiscing, Lady, Cool Change
Then you might like L.A.B's discography, Checkout their live studio performances (Roundhead or Massey Studio) - In The Air, My Brother, Natural, Yes I Do, Fashion Dread, Proud Man, Ain't No Use (Live at One Love 2021)
Simplicity equals perfection. Not many people your age appreciate the beauty of music from 70’s and 80’s. Keep it up. Another great one from that era is Toto - Hold The Line.
You are such an old sole ! Were in the heck were you when I was your age ! You would have loved the 70s early 80s the music was just so so good it just made you smile.
Man that's what I'm talkin about , i just drove through Los Angeles tonight and seeing that city lit up at night listening to that song just take you into another world , and to be honest that song goes good with you the way you close your eyes and vibe i can picture you next to me in that seat with your reaction , you are great glad i found this vid , keep up the great work Lizzie
The music was so great in the 70’s. The best era for music. Little technology. Love was the theme. Miss those days. The black and white groups were bringing it. We have more in common than we realize.
You are sunshine on a rainy day! You make me smile! You are an old soul, like my age, who brightens up up lives! You can sing too! Peace, 💘 and joy that this worldvsure needs. Infections energy! We need more like you. I feel future is going to be ok. Go baby girl! Ineight...an old soul is a good thing!🥰👍💕
Hey Lizzie, You are so funny doing your intro's, you crack me up & you seem to always put a smile on our faces..."Baby Come Back" by Player is a soulful, classic smooth jam from the 70's that is a vibe & pure "FIRE!!!" This track has stood the test of time & it will never get old!!! Nice reaction too!!!
I was 18 in 72' and the 70's were my favorite decade. All these songs being played on reaction of the 70's and 80's I know all the words by heart! I'm building a time machine! :)
Songs from my youth in Chicago,....I loved all kinds of music,..it didn't matter that I was a SoulBrother (haha),....these are the things that made me a musician !! Thanks to Momma for playing music and dancing with me when I was a little boy !!!
Lol nooo around 1:13 I said “this will not be my first time hearing this” and towards the end I mentioned my first time hearing it when I was younger 😂 this is one of my favorites
70's music and 80's to some degree, was (and still is music), that evoked every emotion and feeling that the human mind, body and spirit possess .. for good and bad ..
Love your reactions. Some people hear music only on the surface, u hear all of it and understand the complexities and just how amazing this time period of music was. No auto-tune or pre-recorded sounds. U literally had to have the musical talent. Thankfully we had it in abundance.
Jerry Garcia from The Greatfull Dead said, "If you didn't grow up in the 60's and 70's, you really missed the party." He meant that mostly for the "FM radio" and concert crowd but top 40 AM radio music wasn't bad (some exceptions) and you understood the lyrics. Personally I grew up with the Allman Brothers band, Led Zeppelin, lynyrd Skynyrd, BTO, etc. My son, who is an active U.S. Navy Seal (my profile pic) loves the classic rock of that time. Great music spans generations.
Here's one for you that's very different: Glen Campbel singing a song written by Gordon Lightfoot entitled " The last time I saw her face." Always reminds me of my beautiful twelve year old daughter that passed away forty years ago. God through a Devine vision of her in the arms of Jesus just a few minutes after her passing (I was 5,500 miles away at the time) forever changed my life from an atheist to a twice born believer! I've been happy and blest every day and night since!
Always, Thank You for the Smiles>"Player-wasn't playing" lol & your Right bout' the Drums being Great. I've always Loved & focused on the beautiful guitar work in it & bass, but the drums are the cool basic thread, that binds it all together. I Love your Reactions, love your "way", your brilliant & Thanks for "giving those smiles" .
There are just some songs written that you just got to hear over and over again and you know all the lyrics and this is definitely one of those songs just incredible
Hello, Miss Lizzie! Another great reaction. No need to go into my age(lol), but this was definitely part of my generation, and it makes me so happy to see you enjoying it.🌞😌
Holy crap you know the song better than I do. Granted it's been 45 years... You're right about the 70s having a special way with love songs. Another you might like is Todd Rundgren "Hello, it's me" from '72, or Badfinger "Day after Day" from '71.
yeah i kinda agree, as child/teen in v 70s it was gd times, people were happy, lots families n parties, bbgs n v music was always playing n it was gd music, like nealry every song on v radio frm that time was high quailty music n touched us n made us dance n smile, looking back now i think i took it 4 granted that every decade was like that, all ves yrs alter ive realised that not so n v 70s were specail, i rmebr v joy of disco/funk era even though i was 2 young 2 go out, i always thought it was just 'my' time in life but hearing v nxt gen n v nxt gen say how gd 70s music is it i realise now ver/ur rite!. frm au.