Sometimes I can’t remember why I walked into a room but listening to a song from 48 years ago I can sing every word. Thanks for reacting to this song.

This song and group are THE EPITOME of 70s soft rock!! CLASSIC!!! 🥰🥰🥰

Used to play America ALL the time, especially when driving. I’m so happy that you “kids” have taken the time to listen gobs of our songs. They make you happy, yes? 😊

"I've been one poor correspondent and I've been too, too hard to find, but it doesn't mean you ain't been on my mind." I've always loved - and identified with - those lyrics.

You can't go wrong with the group America! ❤

I was 18 in 75. This was Susie's favourite song. I had a huge crush on her, but I could never tell her. It was complicated. We were actually best friends, but she didn't want romance. So whenever I hear this song I think of Susie and wonder "what if". . .

Jay & Amber, you'll love their "I Need You" and "Lonely People" for your 6th and 7th America songs!!! edit- you forgot you did "You Can Do Magic" also.

America has so many golden songs! Every one of them are timeless!!!!! Great reaction!

Great song! Love America! Lonely People, Daisy Jane, I Need You, and Don't Cross The River, are all great!

Amber you are so intuitive and aware. You got the point of this song right away. I wore this tape out back in the day.

You've done America. You've done Ambrosia. Now, you need to do The Association. They were the soft pop rock kings of the late 60's. "Cherish", "Windy", "Along Comes Mary", "Never My Love" and "Everything That Touches You" are must-listen romantic rock standards.

I saw them in concert just a few months back they were really good. Their voices were perfect.

America is a very underrated band

I love harmonies, and America kills it when it comes to harmonizing. “Daisy Jane” is another good song of theirs. Can y’all do more Brandi Carlile, you’ve only done her once. Her and the twins (who are the bass and guitar player and her songwriting partners) give you some really good harmonies also. Check out their song “The Eye” to hear them harmonize.

The group America was formed by 3 military sons living in England. I've always loved their sound!

I absolutely love this song. The memories of listening to this as my parents played it in the car almost brings tears to my eyes.

I'm glad you finally found one of their all time best songs. Actually, you can't go wrong with America, all their songs are great!

Sister Golden Hair is one of the three songs that i want played at my funeral..I was 5 when I heard it for the first time with my mom singing along with it in 1975 and I've loved it ever since.

This song has an instant hook. If Ai were to write a perfect arrangement in song it would be this song. This song is smooth groovin, but it also has a hard fast undertone that contrasts with the smooth groovin aspect, making a dynamic masterpiece. Listen to how carefully it's pieces blend themselves.

Tell him Amber! Tell J to get on board with these lyrics and realize just what a good song this is! I really dig how you were vibing to this Amber. This was a very memorable song from my teens. I loved the group America. Glad you do too.👍👍

Three singers, great harmonies. I saw them sing California Dreaming and it was absolutely the best version ever.

Love this band!!!! I remember hearing this song on the “radio” when it first came out…. Yeah, I’m old!!!! So many classics to choose from. Saw them in 2018 here in LA in a small venue…. Incredible show!!! Got to meet the band after the show too… more America, please!!!!!

i love this song my grandpa actually went too highschool with the band in the 60s

The follow-up single to Sister Golden Hair was called "Daisy Jane" and is definitely worth checking out!

Love America!! Saw them in ‘77 in Norman! “Lonely People” is my favorite!🤘🔥

My sister and brother in-law just went to an America concert just this past weekend in Hawaii. So they are still active after over 50 years. Amazing.

This is an amazing song! I always turn it up when it comes on my playlist!

I love the Group America. My favorite song they sing is Daisy Jane ❤

This was so incredibly popular back in the '70s. Always on the radio. (Love it!)

This was a bigtime hit for these guys. It was all over the radio. Was just our basic standard kind of radio play when I was a young guy. Thanks for this. Great reaction. See ya on the next. Go with God. Peace and love, y'all.

This was a great singalong song! A few more for you: Lonely People, Don’t Cross the River, I Need You, Daisy Jane, Sandman, Three Roses, Woman Tonight, Only in your Heart.

The writing, the arrangement, the harmonies, the melody. Need I say more. It's another timeless classic by America. Great songs like this one will always be loved.

Back when I was a teen, I got this song on a 45 record. Still have it...one of my all time favorite songs from the 1970s. America had a lot of nice songs!

Love the Song "Sister Golden Hair". My favorite America song.

"You Can Do Magic" was nice too.

"lonely people" and " don't cross the river" are also great songs by America.

This was on every "road trip" cassette or CD I had. I'm so grateful to have been around for the 60s and 70s. Best music ever!

I truly love America's song Daisy Jane.

I have been pursuing this song for decades! Recorded it off the radio. Bought a CD for it. Downloaded to an mp3 player. I will always have this song on a playlist.

Here is a song that touches us-intimately, because we have all gone through this scenario-if only in our imagination. It tells our story put to music. Back then, the lyrics captivated us. When we hear it now, it touches our core; it touches our memories of the person we were.

Girl….. you are my musical twin! And you are so young to appreciate all those bands. I was 12 when this song came out😊😊

If you guys read this, I have a song suggestion. Me and my family just lost my grandfather, Richard. He died of lung cancer at the age of 78, on the 15th of March, 2023. Before he was taken away to the funeral home, my mother discovered a song and played it next to him on repeat, because the words meant so much to her. It described everything going on, and how selfless of a man he was. It’s a song called “Just Breathe” by Pearl Jam. It made us all cry. We were truly blessed to have him. As a father, an uncle, and to me, a grandfather. RIP Grampy, we miss you.

My wife & I both really love this song. I'm glad you checked it out! You know, there are a lot of other reaction channels out there. But you're the best! You approach the music so personally, and you are both so open. Thank you.

I was 19 when this came out and it was all over the radio. Ah, those were the days! You might like Daisy Chain and You Can Do Magic. Saw them in the mid 80's and they sounded perfect! Best of all, I won the tickets from a radio station and it was at my fave venue, The Greek Theater

One of their biggest hits!

A classic song and this group was always outstanding.

The fact that they listened to almost the entire song before pausing tells me that Jay might have liked this song a little more than he realizes.

Love this great 70s Band. They wrote and performed some of the best music ever.

My era as a teen, great song, great reaction , thank you.

Have always LOVED this song. I have seen America in concert when I was 21 and also 51

I am just noticing how boss the bass part is in this song -- it really moves, and it helps the song not bog down as it makes the tempo changes. What a great band.

These guys still put on an amazing concert!!!! Love America!

The late, great Sir George Martin who produced the Beatles, produced this song along with its parent album. You can't go wrong with a George Martin production.

One of my favorites from America. My younger brother called and asked me, hey sis have you listened to the group America? Of course, I said yes. They are awesome. I just purchased their vinyl record album. Love their sound! So smooth and soft. ❤❤❤❤

Fantastic song! One of their most popular and one of my favs. Beautiful song. Long live the 70's.

When this song came out, I was goo-goo for a beautiful little golden haired girl names Sarah Lee. Every time I hear this, I remember her.

Such a great song! Takes me back to my youth! Love America! ❤❤

Another good band often overlooked is the Ozark Mountain Daredevils. They had two songs that got a lot of airplay - "If you want to get to heaven", and "Jackie Blue".

America was the first concert I went to in 1982/83. I remember lying on the floor in playing with my toys listening to this song at just 3-4 years old; this would have been 1975/76. One of my earliest memories.

The very first song I learned on guitar back around 1980 (age 12)! In hindsight, lots of chords for a beginner, my teacher should have picked an easier song for an absolute beginner, but I realize now he was just teaching me songs that he knew! I would recommend “Magic” as your next America reaction.

Jay never likes like songs that aren't hard rock. Amber likes it all. Slow, fast, hard, soft. If the Melody is there, them so is Amber. You go girl.

😮 this is the quintessential America tune!!… As usual… Amber knows where it’s at! Again… It’s no rock lobster… But it’s a great tune.… And America’s best.

My wife calls this the Bob Villa song because of the ending. She hears "Bob Villa, Bob Villa ." Bob Villa did a show called "This Old House" on PBS. 😅

Oh my goodness. One of those 45s that came out HUNDREDS of times during my childhood. Just a flat out great song. Once it gets in your head it never gets out. In a good way ;) It's like the Byrds meets the Eagles but with some extra "groove". Didn't have those thoughts on it as a kid ... I just knew I felt good when it came on.

This CD was produced by the one and ONLY George Martin of Beatles fame. Song sounds like a George Harrison tune.... MAJOR EPICNESSSS!!!!

America had a string of hits in the 70s and are still out there. One of those great bands that people are at the concert and say "Oh, I forgot that was them too!" So many classics. Get their greatest hits for more great stuff.

Ok gotta tell u guys- lately I've been having weird panic/anxiety attacks I've never had anything like that in my entire 53 yrs- and watching your videos SERIOUSLY helps- whether its music or movie reactions as long as they're not death metal or scary movies- it frickin seriously calms my nerves! What's up with that?

America - “Daisy Jane” is one of my favorites. It’s easy listening just like Amber loves (and so do I), but hopefully the piano and touches of the beautiful cello are enough to get Jordan on our side lol.

I listened to this as a child growing up I love this old stuff takes me back to 10 years old

You are correct!!! Make someone smile. Love, be nice, compassionate, respectful, patient, caring, generous, be apathetic, be humble especially in this troubled world. As I mentioned before, I was so lucky to have grown up in the 60s. 70s, and 80s music and I cannot tell you the feeling of hearing these songs again. And [some] songs are my least favorites, but they are real 'time machines'. Bread and and the bands like them they have a special tone for the time that they were played. It matched the era, even though music is transcending and timeless. But you are honest and that is extremely vital to the success of your channel. Thank you.

One of my favorite songs of all time. So catchy and mellow. The slide guitar is fantastic.

I'm a huge AMERICA FAN...thank you

Whenever this song came on the radio in 1975 I would always crank it up I Love it!

Listened to this great band as a 14 year old 1976,how time flies. Then had the privilege of watching them live later down the track 😊

By far my favorite song by America! I love to listen to it and to play it. Such fun!

Welcome aboard, youngsters! I became a fan of "America" in the mid 70's just as I was entering High School. "America" has many hits in their catalog.

My dad’s favorite band when I was little. He’d sing it to me all the time (I was blonde). Fond memories and a great band.

This is one of my favorite songs. This song is just amazing.!

as an 18 y/o, this is one of my favorite songs ever

I was luckily enough to see America in the mid 80's. They played for close to three hours, and this was on the 4th of July weekend on the banks of the Mississippi River. Great concert and a lifelong memory. 😊

Lots more America to discover! Lonely People, Daisy Jane, I Need You and Sandman ✌️

This one reminds me of the loud speakers blaring this out at the swimming pool when I was a carefree kid in the 70s! Probably my favorite America song ... thanks for doing a video on it.

One of my all time favorite songs. I remember hearing it on the radio in the 70s.

Amber, you are such a good soul. I can almost see the bright aura that surrounds you…;)

I was a teenager of the 70s.This was the first single i bought when i really got into music.Good memories.

Great harmonies.

I was a student at USM(Mississippi) 1974-75 my freshman year. America came to the campus for a concert. $3 for students. They played their usual hits and said we're going to try a new song out for you. This song.

Old man here, I still have this 8track.....thank you for bringing back memories!

So many incredible America songs. "Sandman", "I Need You", "Another Try", "Lonely People", "Daisy Jane"... I also would love to see you delve into Dan Fogelberg's catalogue of music. I guarantee that Amber would soon have Dan in her all time favorites list.

This band is so damn good, they named a friggin' country after it!

In my college years, me and my friends jammed to many America songs for fun and school stress relief. Try the song "I Need You". It's awesome...

Listening to this, I'm a kid again. Love it! If I could go back in time, I'd go back to the 70s & stay there!

I love singing this song.... I've sang it many times running karaoke shows.... Big Smile!

DEFINITELY A Jordan Song & MUST HEAR Classic,, Billy Thorpe "Children Of The Sun" (Exclusive Video)..TRUST ME On This One!!..R.I.P. Billy🙏♥️

Also by America, I'd recommend "I Need You", "Three Roses", "Muskrat Love", "Old Man Took", and "Daisy Jane".

I seen this band when I was stationed in Colorado springs I don't remember which year but it was at sky Sox stadium on the 4th of July during a baseball game of all things and they came out for like six songs they were fantastic Great reaction rock on

You guys were really cracking me up on this one. Sit right on. I remember at that age thinking, it's just to pop for me but the thing is I always realized it was a good song and plus a lot of the girls I knew in junior high and high school really liked it. And then I was listening to it just now and I think it totally rocks. It's such a great song and I love all the layers and from a musician and songwriting standpoint it's just really good and compelling.

I love watching you guys cuz it really looks like it’s your first time hearing these songs, all these great songs from my youth. I’m an 80s rock lover to this day, but I know most of these 70s hits as soon as they drop.

makes me nostalgic - one of my favorite bands of the 70s - in '75 I turned 24. Life was rich the future held promise; it was the best years of my life and music like this can instantly take my mind back bringing to the front lots of sounds - the voices of my children and my young wife - smells of backyard cookouts, christmas, my wifes perfume - events and happenings birthdays, dining out just my wife and I, driving the car we had at the time...

I turned 7 in 1975 when this song was released. It was one of the first records I listened to repeatedly as my older sister had it on 45 and have loved it ever since.