I once went out with a girl named Valerie.

It's called real rock and roll

Playing it now. Cannot believe the back up singer is Alabama's guitarist

@@susanmaynard8652no he’s not

☝💖💖💖💖💖

​@@raymondfrederickWow, who would purposely listen to music that they don't like? I'd have a serious sit-down with my dealer if I were you.

If you like this, check out the Shaggs' My Pal Foot Foot. It's transcendent.

My thoughts exactly, loved it since the first time I heard it, I will be 73 in three weeks time !

I agree ❤️

Yeah Buddy. Oh hell yes 😍🌹 makes me hot ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Absolutely

64 this song still moves me the way it did when I was 18.

I'm 51 loving this is music 🎵

77 and still rock into this music

Rock on. !!!

62yo here. I was 19, living in the college dorm and everyone had stereo sets. This song could be heard playing on every floor. It was incredible.

I could not agree with you more! Today's music is nothing like what we were fortunate enough to get to listen to.

I love this song. Music was so awesome back then.😊

Eye agree 👍

Absolutely!

Thankyou May 2023

Yes we all were blessed

Amen brother

100% I'm 54 and imglad I have no kids. Everything sucks now but we won't get into that lol.

Definitely..:)

@@dondeloli7252 you just stated what I’ve been thinking all my life but was to afraid to admit. Not that I don’t like kids. I just wouldn’t want an offspring of mine to grow up in this US as I see it now. I wouldn’t wish that on my worst enemy

I'm 52 and when I heard this song when I was I was 6 or 7 this was "the dirty song" lmao

I love this song ! One of the most emotional and passionate of our time in the 70 s and 80 s❤

Absolutely 💯 ❤ it just moves me ty

Sue, I'm 71 and I couldn't agree w/you more! Without a doubt we had the BEST ever music, or ever will be. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your house. My fb page is Ruby Jean Roberts, I'd love to hear from you Sue.

I'm 69 years now and I had my share of woman until I me my wife 21 years ago, she was about half my age then. All these years and two kids later, this is exactly the way I feel with her every night. We love this song, can relate every single word to her.

@Redrum Didn't exactly robbed a cradle, she was on her internship and I still can't believe until today how lucky I am !

ditto

I JUST TURNED 70 AND LOVE THAT SONG. SO DOES MY SWEETHEART❤

Right here

I'm another Rhonda! Not too many of us out there! Nice to meet you, Rhonda! 58 and still rockin', even harder, maybe. Who needs drugs to rock out, huh?

Be 69 on mothers day, still rocking it. Not a good age , but one hell of a year, 69 gotta love it!

59 and now I understand how my mom felt when she heard her favorites like Engelbert Humperdinck!

rhonda williams mate I feel your pain wish I was 17 again respect

me too, freakin love it

Same here

Me too

Yes!!! Love it!!!

Same!!!! Brought me to tears actually. Such authentic talent displayed here and we weren’t truly even aware of it back then.

shane you missed the sixties

Gen X kid myself :P

Born in 1967 . . . Yeah I loved being a kid in the 70's . . . I want to go back forever to the 70's and 80's . .. don't care for this new millennium bullshit .

@@tonydavis2672 1969 here. I agree with ya.

The song is from 1983 but sure

bless you.

Max Wheeler 💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💔

Y U M .

it's the beauty of producer, Mike Chapman!

Well, when men were men and “most” didn’t partake in the gender bending crap like the stoner in the white jacket who was stoned out of his gourd was partaking in. Talk about ruining what was in my head to reality. Too bad he had it all and had to ruin it with sex n drugs!! The ‘60’s and ‘70’s had some of the best music but was the beginning of the end! Glad I got to grow up in a time when men were men and there was not much confusing it! heh 20th Century had the best music hands down, even when all we had was AM radio and 8 track tapes!🙅🏻‍♀️💃🏼 From Swing to Blues to Rock n Roll to Singer/Song Writer and even One Hit Wonders! Back when we loved and appreciated our Countries be it here or across the drink! 🎶We Had It ALL🎶

Your dead right most music these days are basically karaoke singers

True talent

I wanna kiss you all over❤

⁠ I want to kiss you all over and over again❤

One never knows....😄

Good music is good no matter the century you listen in

Same. I was too young to fully understand the lyrics, but the music mesmerized me forever.

Nearly 70 and this song takes me WAY back and I still feel the same as I did when I first listened to it! The power of music. Or the power of love

Me too I am 49 now

Hello beautiful lady how are you doing

@@philipdonald7092 Get in Philip!

Linda!

Sorry about your husband but keep it up

This is a beautiful song

you were ? im still teaching my self to play guitar some of the 70's &late 70' they harder than i thought ? but thats great song nice beat

Me too!

Life was simpler then

I wonder how many babies were born to this one? 🤔 lol. 🔥🔥🔥

Well I woke up thinking of this song .....so I played it and found your comment thankyou 👍

Amen my friend!!

That is wonderful never give.I will rock and roll forever

Man, people like you are what makes life worth living! Best wishes

Yay! 69 is wonderful! 😉

You are inspirational! So you are really 69 years young!! I get the 69 thing too!!!

I feel the same way when I met my true love. we fell hard for each other. hearing this song. and yes I live to hear it when it plays now I stop what I'm doing and listen to it.fully get into the song as it has such sweet loving memories.

Where are you Lori Rogers? I was young and dumb to let her get away. 😢

Rip...

Sweetest thing ive heard in years. Sorry for your loss

@@alvaroakatico9188 - Same here. Where are you Deena Smith? How did I let you get away? All I had to do was ask, and I didn’t do it.

🙏❤️

Hope your doing good Sheila

OMG, I thought I'd written this paragraph in one of my 'memories' I was reliving! So similar, husband passed after 33 years together - suddenly May 28th 2020 & 9 years younger that me and born in '54, hate to admit it, that makes me 67. I just 'celebrated' my two year anniversary , at my cousellors office - of being alone. At times, the quiet in the house is deafening being alone. I have no idea how I've made it without him & if I'm absolutely truthful, everything is a struggle but I fake it around other people - then frequently come home - from work - and have my cry or moment of silence or just time with him. I hope he knows we 'talk' every morning & throughout the day when my mind is quiet. I clearly remember the day he passed, the beginning of Covid and everyone everywhere was being ultra cautious - he spent nine days in ICU - he couldn't speak (he'd almost completely lost his voice a week before, could barely eat or drink) they had him so drug induced after an exploratory surgery (hospital x Day #2) when they discovered laryngeal & esophageal cancer (I don't know if they told him or if he was aware) - you never expect to leave the hospital without your person - they are supposed to go there to get better & pick them up when they are better - not die and leave you empty and alone. LDL 02/02/1963 - 05/28/2020. I miss you desperately. At times you made me mad - about once every 5 years (and STILL managed to make me laugh at what we were arguing about), you made me laugh my ass off so much my stomach hurt. I wish people had realized how smart you really were - then people would have had the same amount of respect for you being able to fix anything. I wish I'd paid more attention instead of being flip & saying I didn't need to know what you were showing me - yep, you were right, I DO need to know how to change a set of taps (dam you) ..yep, I DO need to know that - you used to kid me about being 'an independent woman' ❤ that always made me roll my eyes and laugh! The funniest person I knew - I still love you & I will miss you to the end of my days. Good night my love, I trusted you emphatically and hope you will guide me through the days until we meet again - my very best friend and protector, I was never afraid of anything with you here, now I have to try this on my own & it's not easy. Love you & miss you always & all ways, MKL 💋

I'm hopelessly stuck in the 60's !

@@marneeklintworth9300 What a beautiful tribute. I'm sorry for your loss and how sudden it was. I'm sure he knew how much you respected and appreciated him. It showed.

SISSY EVOLUTION

Magical memories, enough said!!!☯️

The 70's had the best. Music

playing it and loving it....and it don't ever stop....ROLLING

One advantage of being in your late 50s is having lived through the 70s yeeeeaaaah!

Yes indeed.

No wokism back then

Yes I can definitely relate to that😁👍

61 and still love this band.

meeeee! I'll be 60 in 5 months and still rockin and a Rollin! Long live rock and roll

i am there

Me 59

Still banging young beautiful women

1st heard this in a local bar back in my drinking days. Everytime it came on I was hunting for the pipe wrench to turn it up! All of that is long past including the bad memories. There were alot of good times then but the crowd I ran with have all went their different ways. Who would've thought I would've made it this far & a great g'father to boot?

I was there back then . . . And it was a whole different time and a whole different world . . . And the music showed that . . . . But nowadays the world is just full of people with the morals of a shithouse rat . . And the music nowadays prove that .

You are right

Yes you are absolutely right

@@tonydavis2672 Obviously, act surprised. Did you expect it to stay the same for 40 years? Mate catch a grip😂 everything changes every decade.

They are very talented musicians and they have this magical voice and lyrics that I love 💕 The Exile band will forever be in our hearts❤️ ❤. Tell me since when have you been playing their songs?

I've seen those finger paintings you bring home... ... AND THEY SUCK!!!!!!!

@@sarriola18 🤣😂🤣😂....great scene😅🤣😂👍

same here, brilliant movie brilliant song

I get at least one Asian granny a week singing this song

Heard this song 1st from mindhunter! Love this song

+robin devoe Miss those days.

+robin devoe Miss those days.

True. Saturday morning cartoons, having Farrah or Dorothy Hamill's hairstyle, Star Wars stuff, etc.

That's exactly how I feel I was 7 when my dad would play this in the car I want to go back I hate 2000s

+robin devoe would love to have a redo of this time in music. This is when music was music.....hey, you can actually understand the words, and let your imagination take you away.

They are very talented musicians and they have this magical voice and lyrics that I love 💕 The Exile band will forever be in our hearts❤️ ❤. Tell me since when have you been playing their songs?

Jerry Rafferty Night Owl, Billy Joel various of his songs, even the sex pistols lyrics that tell a story. Not just a noise to bring in money to greedy record labels and managers.

Really 😊

I'm 65 and I blast it on the headphones.

I hear ya bro!

Your Gay

I'm 20 yrs old and i blast this in my apartment

HELL YA

Hey how are you doing today.?

I'm 61 to and I love this song.

Lubbock Texas here😎

I am and I am in Washington

@@noediaz9636 Florida here😉

@@sharonkutz8272 me to,all the way over here in Florida😍

Tampa Florida in the house, great song!!exile was always underrated!

71 and still rocking !

TODAYS RUBBISH AINT MUSIC . IT SUCKS LIKE THE KARTRASHIANS . JOHNNY THE MAD MANIC .

I don't listen to much of today's music either.

Modern music isn't crap.

The 60+ years olds in the 70s thought the same thing about this song and most other music they didn't grow up to with as well as you do with the new "crap".

They are very talented musicians and they have this magical voice and lyrics that I love 💕 The Exile band will forever be in our hearts❤️ ❤. Tell me since when have you been playing their songs?

And you are still a romantic. Me too.

This 👆 is a massively underrated comment.

Not for me i was born in 78. But I know the song well.

Ok. Ok. Lets settle down..

@@nostromo7081 before all get kissed all over lol

​@@hefeydd_w justi sim eu embaixo sim

They are very talented musicians and they have this magical voice and lyrics that I love 💕 The Exile band will forever be in our hearts ❤️ ❤. Tell me since when have you been playing their songs?

Great music!

Damn straight Carlos ! The truth...79-82 for me !

Jimmy stokley was a great singer and front man. He really was enjoying himself on the stage

I miss the 70s so much!

heaven is a place every time

I agree!

I hope so too!

@@fancycat ou son restée c'est magnifique années, René

This made me cry. I lost my parents, too. They loved this song.

Redrum It really is.

Why secretly? The song was very popular in the late '70's

Hi. What have you been up to lately?

Totally agree. Back when even the other songs on the record were good too. We learned every song.

Also you could understand every word, feel the passion.

Or any of that vile crap they call music.

And 2 lead singers sang in very espressive way

@annaritaranalli1791 hi Anna you for noticing how much I appreciate great music and persons with great tastes in music as well. You're definitely one of them

They are very talented musicians and they have this magical voice and lyrics that I love 💕 The Exile band will forever be in our hearts ❤️ ❤. Tell me since when have you been playing their songs?

True, Barry!!!

Barry HANSEN

Yes, we were actually a "nation" back then....not today.

get rid of the rebub's and demo's and the nation could come back together once more it will take a third party to do it.

Kevin Sullivan Hillary would delete all the music

me too my brother!

Yes baby, we all do😊😘 I'm in my 70's & we know good music when we hear it!😊😘

Nice way to put !

ABSOLUTELY 🤗

MLS

Ha Oh a

I agree with you rosa

I'm sorry rose

Luckily we can still hear it

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Soundmanfh Happiest 37th Wedding Anniversary next week to the two LoveBirds💖💕💝:)

CONGRATS. THATS TRUE LOVE. 36YEARS. OH YEAH

One of the ones who won the lottery

So happy for you both!

Congratulations

2nd that

Yes!!!!

steve kresevic Yas!!!!!!

If not that's at least TOP 5😀👍🇺🇸💙

So true!! I got a 45 vinyl record of this from my then boyfriend and current husband of 36 years!!

Hey how are you doing.?

Thats funny!

🎶💯Never Will, 70's Music Rules!.

+xaenon Truth...not even close.

+xaenon 100% Times were so much more innocent!

+Loretta Endemann Me too!

Yea,What is she on?

I do too 😭

I miss 70’s music!

Love this song so much excile Jimmy love u

And 2020

They are very talented musicians and they have this magical voice and lyrics that I love 💕 The Exile band will forever be in our hearts❤️ ❤. Tell me since when have you been playing their songs?

Good arrangement too

@@annaritaranalli1791 How are you doing?

❤

💜💜

I think about my wife she passed on ohh I miss her mygod

!!! 😍❤️⏳❤️😍 !!! LUCKY-TRUE LOVE

Love this song 💝💝💝

Ronnie Watts the year I was BORN!

Yep! the Radio was full of many great songs for a bunch of years... This is among my favorite of favorite deeply embedded in the House of Holy Music!

Ronnie Watts 1978 was an "awesome" year for music? NEGATIVE! Disco, for Christ's sake! The friggin' Bee Gees and Andy Gibb! "Boogie Oogie Oogie"! " Le Freak"! My friends and I were praying for disco to go away. Thank God for Little Feat, Molly Hatchet, and Tom Petty.

Hell yeah !!

Yes, the year I was born😊

Hello?

So you and your boyfriend had sex a lot while listening to this song? 😛

I'm very pls to know I'm not the only one that loves😊 the song but when last did you play it?

@@ginocandia5770 I last Sat back and enjoyed listening over a cup of coffee probably Jan this year.Being in constant lockdowns which I am well and truly over I looked around for some old favourites to zonk out with and this little gem showed up.👍👍

@@lyndaoneill7813 Cool first heard it in a bar

@@christophernoah5608 yes it's still great music in 2021.👍👍

@@lyndaoneill7813 Yes its amazing song,would love to know you if that's okay,I'm Chris

I made a similar comment...and the underlying disco beat is what takes it to the next level of awesomeness ;)

Right on..

Rock band that did a disco sounding song and then went country. Real artist.

I can hear a country beat in this song as well

Country music that's what they went over to that's what this sounds like the new country before it was new country

Hey how are you doing.?

Back then you have to have talent to become a musician unlike today's just throw it on KZfaq

That's because they were "bands!" They wrote music, they played instruments, they sang the words they wrote, in harmony... Unlike today, where 'groups,' hing on a single person's popularity, they dance, they have choreography, and don't play anything, having their music coming from computerized boxes. And alot of them need to have their voice digitized, to hide just how bad they really sound!

When there was no Corona in sight, stay safe!

🙋

@Jenn C I think we all get a little nonchalant from time to time it's almost 40yrs for me now I rek'n well I'm 55 but yea I certainly remember from the age of 15 hmm wow the memories 😋🤩😍🤣👍

Yes

AMEN!! 52 And this song still fits the grove we need!! 🤘🤘🤘🤘

Hey how are you doing today..?

They are very talented musicians and they have this magical voice and lyrics that I love 💕The Exile band will forever be in our hearts❤️❤. Tell me since when have you been playing their songs?

I remember hearing this group when i first started secondary school. On our twin island state, there was this British guy who had a Top 100 Songs every saturday which he based on Billboard n songs from the Uk. So it was typical to heard calypso, indian music, rock music and r&b (as it was referred to at that time) all in one day. I haven't lost my love for music and every week i rediscover a song n play the heck out of it. Last week it was 'Talk Talk Life's what you make it' Exile is a fantastic group and this particular track never gets old. I wonder if they still play this song when they perform and it would certainly be a treat to hear them. Great hearing from a fellow fan 🙂

@@sharonali3809 aww, that's nice of you, I've been listening to their songs since I was a little and I'm still playing their songs to date lol. Which of their songs are your favorite songs?

@@BryantBenson335 Definitely this was my favorite cause I was around 11-12 yrs old when i first heard it and it got major air play. I like 'you thrill me,' 'how can this go wrong' 'nobody"s talking' & 'i can't get close enough.' Just a little point of interest, years ago my homeland had calypso but now it is like a repackaged product (for want of a better word) and it is now soca. People really do not use that term again but there were calypsos way back then. I hope you have a great day and you're enjoying your life 😆

Hello Dear... how’re you doing this beautiful day, hope you are doing good today

Fucking music....try it!!!!!

The music today is crap

Love song

Wildflower word

Quit buying RAP/HIP Hop and, Like disco, it'll fade away

70's were good but 80's more dynamic

No doubt the 70s and 80s music is the best ever from country to disco to easy listening.

I agree. They haven't made music like this since.

I most certainly agree!!

The 70's was the best decade ever. The 80's were awful, barely one song worth keeping! The 70's were insane from the variety of hard rock to this kind of music to disco, it was an insane decade.

I want to go back!!!!!

Holy crap u just took me back to a roller skating rink back when I was 15 yes old.

way...backward is forward sometimes

So much this... Right back to Springfield Roller Rink.

Couples only, lol, miss those nights at the rink

My roller skate song is the Search Is Over by Survivor.

They are very talented musicians and they have this magical voice and lyrics that I love 💕The Exile band will forever be in our hearts❤️❤. Tell me since when have you been playing their songs?

I have and still love listening to Exile, your right they can stand to learn from the band's of the 70's and 80's

+ScorpioBornIn69 I doubt that anyone can give a precise and thoroughly acceptable explanation as to why so much of the older music simply seems 'better', but that sentiment comes up on virtually every video comment section for 1970s songs in particular. I'm a musician, albeit not one on tour or in the studio for a paycheck, but I do play, and I have a 'good ear'. I don't think there's a lack of talented players today. There never has been. There are certainly many marginal 'talents' out there, but I believe that the dullness in music today is a matter of shifts in culture, values, the general speed of living in today's world -- a lot of social factors that are driving music and every other industry. Times have not so simply changed. Unfortunately, I'd agree that much of the changes reflected in modern music add up to a large amount of shitty material being pumped out. It's a perfect marriage of crass commercialism and insipid artists with nothing magical to say. This is the product of living in times where technology is godlike and gadgets are revered as portals to freedom. Puritanical parents decried Elvis and the sinful changes he brought forth on the music scene. Woodstock-era music was steeped in Vietnam War influences and calls for cultural awakening. Music today seems hollow and in need of 'purpose'. Thankfully the indie music scene and broad outlets like KZfaq have opened up the floodgates and wrested totalitarian control from the Record Industry. That said, I can't stand a lot of the homogenous, whiny, bearded hipster and NoraJones near-clone groups and solo acts that have emerged as a result of the simultaneously shrinking and expanding world of mass communication. I've quoted Duke Ellington many times, via Peter Schickele: "If it sounds good, it is good." Therein lies the rub, because musical appreciation will forever be a totally subjective matter. I will always return to the greats from bygone decades, and I'll have new favorites as well, but the latter seem like they will be far fewer in number.

theoriginalbillholt What I have been seeing and noticing is that today's music and not only today but the past 25 years is the lack of talent of it all. To make it sound 'good' it must not have dull, stale lyrics which it has along with lack of melody, sounding too much alike and with little or no rythum. I see very little of it from post 1990 music since rap/hip hop and grunge alternative music became mainstream in the early '90s. There are just 'some' good ones out there however take up a small percent of the current mainstream music. If there is truly any talent out there, I would hear far more of it in today's music with great lyrics, melody and rythum and most of not sounding all alike. Pre1990 bands produced and made different sounds of their own music, therefore you can tell who it is. Not the case with today's music. And also bands long ago wrote their own music. Today, big corporations do most of the producing and making.

I know...the shit nowadays is literally shit. Let's have some big band era music too. just garbage on the radio now.

Well said!