Now try this on for size: Vivaldi was the director of a school thak took in poor children and trained them as professional musicians... Can you imagine the skills they had?

It's impossible to hear this song without singing on my own "...vientos de libertad, sangre combativa"

This was recorded about 5 years after the Beatles. And a long way from "love me do".This was his first voyeur into the disco sound predominent then.

Another interesting fact for those who are unaware of is that the lead singer/bassist & the drummer switch off for certain songs live & for a few video’s as well 🤘 super talented🇨🇦band.

LOL! Love this song, Harri! I love how hard they go. Awesome. Thanks for sharing this one. 🙂

❤❤❤ I know it’s two years later, but your reactions are the best of almost everyone. I’ve heard the Rob squad.❤❤❤ you beat them❤❤❤

Kottke is a formidable talent as a player but you must hear him singing his own songs. He is an amazing writer and an incredibly engaging talker and singer.

Thank you Sir ❤

Never got to see The Guess who back in the day but I was lucky enough to see Bachman-Turner overdrive. And also was lucky enough to see Burton Cummings playing in Ringo Starr's All Starr band and God was he good

This song is acoustically arranged, just listen to the vocals and the sound of the guitar, I have everything!

I was just listening to this song and I seen video on the side and I clicked. I like reactions like this you can see it in your face and body. It's good to see people get to enjoy what some of us lucky few have for years.

You know, this song is good to listen to in the evening around the fire, and maybe I’ll take the guitar 🎸 and play it! 🎶

Led Zeppelin has no bad songs, I know that for sure, a legendary band, forever!

You need to do a deep dive with another comedic singer Roger Miller and his version of "Uncle Harvey's Plane". My brother would perform it with the band he had in highschool and he always had the crowd rocking.

All during my childhood you'd hear people yelling in stores "Don't look Ethel!"

You have to ask - which wave of immigrants? I think he means the white US settlers in the 19th century.

The negative lines are ironic repetitions of racist tropes

She does a wonderful version of White Flag in the same performance.

I get the chills every time I hear this gorgeous song. The way she sings it. My god.

I have always thought this sounded like Buddy Holly, now I know why.

I feel his reaction all the way to here, thank you Kenny Loggins. I Love This Song. Beautiful - stay safe & thanks Harry

It’s from leverage. It’s on season 3 “called the studio job”

Champagne Jam is an absolute must for you Harri. You will love it.

Joe Satriani was a huge inspiration for me🔥🔥 he is a killer player

I love them!!

I lost my collection of 60s..70s..albums and vynil records in a flood ..Frankie Valle and four seasons was a big part of them .......I Wept..

Cool to know that even English native speakers misheard "white boy". When younger I thought it was "wild boy".

You should try Company from this album

Take a look at the musicians credits on that album: Ronnie Wood, Rod Stewart, Elton John, Bernie Taupin and Randy Newman. One of my favorite albums, ever!!!

Great vid! If you like that cover, you really have to check out their cover of “Valerie” by Amy Winehouse!

Was tickled pink to see your reaction to this - it's my favorite Deep Purple tune

Congratulations something besides nights in white satin … brave Of you

Next do his " its me again Margaret" .

Another one of Elton's best from his early years. Then again, you can't miss with just about any Elton John song/performance.

Agnete - What a beautiful song and performance! Thank you for submitting this gem; well done, Agnete and Harri.👏👏

Great video, I'd highly recommend dr feelgood milk and alcohol

From the Arc of a Diver album. Best album if his ever.

Yes,it was,the Bee Gees wrote the Lyrics

Absolutely love The Blackberries! Outstanding harmonies❤❤❤😎

The backing singer in the middle is Vanetta Fields who sang backing vocals with Ike and Tina Turner , The Stones and many others including Australian band Cold Chisel .

Terrific submission choice from the legendary Led Zeppelin.

❤❤the sweet sound of soul and beauty❤❤

Harri-Yes, Steve Winwood can do it all, as he has on this one from his album, a favorite of mine, "Arc Of A Diver." Winwood is one of my all-time favorite musicians, with endless talent and a distinctive voice. I strongly recommend going to his channel to check out much of his body of work, although that is nearly impossible. Bravo!!

Anne - Oh yeah! Humble Pie's "Black Coffee" is a fabulous piece to have submitted. Thank you for submitting this one and wonderful review, Soul Man Harri

Ty Harri . Saw Steve with Traffic open for the Grateful Dead. Great great show ☘️🇺🇲

I'm so grateful I was a teenager in the 1970s-best music EVER.

Harri ur awesome!!!!!!❤ Luv u!!!! If ur single hit me up lol i think ur georgeous!😊

☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️🇺🇲

The Sutherland Brothers were very talented. You would probably like The Pie, released also in 1972, I think.