Al Stewart has been a favorite of mine for over forty years, so I was excited to find out he was playing in Sherman, TX, on July 20, as part of the city's Hot Summer Nights outdoor concert series. He was accompanied by a band from Chicago, The Empty Pockets, and they played an awesome show, with the biggest applause for this song, of course. It was especially amazing, considering he's going to be eighty (80) next year.

I absolutely love the "Tango In The Night" album. It's one album I can listen to from start to finish without skipping any songs.

Please react to Joe Nicholls Brokenheartsville.

I'm a Hollies fan but liked their earlier music best. Look through any window is my favourite.

I know another band pretty sure the black eyed peas redid the song in the early 2000s

Clueless Mom😄

Georgy Girl for me always summed up the swinging sixties. Judith's voice is amazing.

A voice like melted chocolate

Sang by Patsy, written by Willie Nelson, produced by Owen Bradley with Floyd Cramer on piano. what a team

I can remember as a teen ager back in the day when i finally got it.

I am surprised no one mentioned the studio they did that song from: Abbey Road Studios, home of The Beatles.

THE GREATEST LOVE STORY EVER TOLD!

I was a teenager when this came out. I heard it on the radio and went out and bought it the next day.

Is your Mom single? ....I'm smitten.

Read the story behind the song

You got it all wrong

Floor actually windmills to loosen & relax her neck.

The drummer had to leave the band because of severe insomnnia Veing on the road wiith concert after concert with little or no sleep was killing him.

Hell of a voice for a 23 year old. Alan Price on keyboard.

He was in his 60s when he sang this, his voice hadn't really changed over the years. A true artist. Along with Comfortable Numb always brings tears to my eyes.

Great reaction. Managed to get past the BBC censor, unlike the Stones, Frankie Goes to Hollywood, etc! Anything by the Kinks is worth listing to, very English, but great words and fine tunes.

Check out wish you was here,played for mo and robin it comes from the ...one...album...will you still love me tomorrow and mo singing a song called the bridge with his daughter Sam... Cheers..

I think was a young mother who love this song....then Israel tanks spoiled her time.

That sound sounds like a kazoo to me.

It is impossible not to like this song.

Maraccas were very cool in the 60s, but often just a means of giving a vocalist who couyldn't play anything else something to do. Every would-be band would try them as a cool alternative to the tambourine (too much Salvation Army).

It's all about sex..which remember is fun.😂😂😂

Michael Hutchence was a genuinely great singer, made the cadence and timing look and feel effortless, almost conversational. He's also loud though, which gives that conversational type of cadence a completely different feel and impact. He's also loud without strain or effort so that his singing feels intimate (like a conversation) but impactful. He had an immense gift. We were lucky to have him around.

First date first song dance to wedding bells to follow

I have never thought about that, but there is actually a little bit similar vibes in Pink Floyd songs, besides The Wall album also "Shine on you Crazy Diamond" and "High Hopes". Thank you for that paralel.

Lead singer committed suicide, so sad he was a fantastic singer.

I really liked this mom and daughter but I never see them any longer and I miss them Does anyone knw what happened to them? I hope someone will tell me I hoe they are both OK.

So many AMAZING people in Rock & Roll Heaven..............heartbreaking to lose Christine McVie. RIP Angel. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Saw them in concert in 1973, I was 14……the girls were going crazy. it was sensory overload for my testosterone addled self.

It's an incredibly sad song...and always will be..

Ok, come on- REACT!!! Don't do this placid mono-tone face reaction! Actually engage with your audience!

Considering that this was recorded in 1977, and both Meat Loaf and Jim Steinman (the songwriter and producer) were born in 1947, then this would have been likely set early 1960s (perhaps including some of the late 1950s).

Pick of destiny

His voice sounds a lot like David Bowie's voice.

He's just u amazing he can play

She had beautiful voice

The mother really wasn’t listening to the lyrics at all.

Peter Criss was a very very good singer. Great voice. Hard luck woman and I can't stop the rain are excellent tracks. Greetings from 🇬🇧.

Maybe she missbehaved and he suffered so much and for this reason, he tries to deny he is in love.

Gave me chills as well.

I'm so glad I heard his as a kid. It helped make me more open minded and accepting.

Tunnel of Love, also off the Alchemy album - more pure genius storytelling and magnificent guitar solos

Troy would be the most powerful police officer in the world. When he blows his whistle ( Ulian pipe ), 40,000 people fall silent and raise their hands in admiration. Thank you Ladies a beautiful choice.

The daughter's takes were spot on. Chistine sounds better than ever and she looks fantastic

Its about how America developed ?