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Cannot believe NOBODY reacted to the actual movie.

Yep you're right. No autotune ❤😂😂🎉🎉😢😢😮😮😅😊😊😊❤❤❤

Great start with this band!!!!❤❤❤❤😂🎉😢😮😅😊

Queensrÿche is such an amazing band. Geoff Tate is easily one of the best vocalists of all time. Chris Degarmo is phenomenal as a lead guitar player/songwriter. From their beginning as a prog-ish metal band, finding their niché, to the amazing tech/prog/mainstream/hard edge rock band that they became. You need to listen to the live in Tokyo 84’ “Take Hold of the Flame”, you may blow a gasket. It shows that band on a level that few bands can match.

U beautiful

This is Slim Whitman in the 1950’s covering a song from a movie in the 1930s called ROSE MARIE by Nelson Eddy. It was about a Canadian Monte who was “calling” to his sweetheart (Jeanette McDonald) across the valley! A great team! Saw this movie in Hollywood in 1966

This piece always brings tears to my eyes!

Yes man keep it up

Love u man you’ll make it trust me

You missed the point. Texas Red had killed 20 men, and he was confident that the ranger would be number 21.

Dan Hill is an awesome artist and Vonda's voice is just powerful!

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yes you heard right some of the best bboxing you will ever hear Kevin is the b boxer he also sing this and plays the cello while he b box amazing talent all 5 no instruments are played unless in kiss from a rose Oklahoma Deborah enjoyed your homiest reaction

Do you really want Taylor Swift, Beyonce, Kid Rock and whoever all on stage together making you listen to a garbage song and telling you what cause you should donate to? That's what "We Are The World" was.

Some other John Denver folk/rock/bluegrass songs you will vibe to: "Matthew", "Rocky Mountain High", "Summer", "Annie's Song", "This Old Guitar", "Leavin' On a Jet Plane", "The Eagle and the Hawk", "Starwood in Aspen." For other great artists of this period, try Simon & Garfunkel, Carole King, Dan Fogelberg, Jim Croce, the Mamas and the Papas, The Carpenters, Ella Fitzgerald, Judy Garland.

Enjoy the ride❤😂🎉😢😮😅😊😅😮😢🎉😂😂❤❤❤❤

Real people. True stories.

You could listen to every song on the album, Honkey Chateau. More than no autotune, the songs were written and recorded live in the studio, with the band creating their own 'parts' as a more or less jam session. The backing vocals the band arranged and recorded themselves, and their parts in the songs they created with zero input from Elton or anyone else. They hit their stride with 'Goodbye Yellow Brick Road'. They wrote and recorded a double-album, consisting of 22 songs, in two weeks (including overdubs, backing vocals, everything).

The band doesn't get enough credit. Nigel Olsson on drums/vocals, Dee Murray on bass/vocals, and Davey Johnstone on guitars/vocals. The 'choir' is the band.

If you want to hear how diverse The Monkees were, check out Goin' Down, a blues/jazz fast paced jam. The band wrote this one.

Great reaction! The Monkees were artist of the year in 1967 and have the fastest three number one albums and the fastest four number one albums in music history.

They were ahead of their time.Just love these guys.

I just ran into your channel, and it's refreshing to see younger folks react to the oldies with positive appreciation! I hope you're able to stick with it and attain more viewers. Your music choices look good, and you have the enthusiasm.

Hexwas one of my favorite artists growing up. You should also listen to, it's hard to be humble to see his fun side

Beautiful

Dan has a large catalog of songs and duets that showcase his talent. No one has done a reaction to Dan's "I Fall All Over Again" from what I can see. That song is heart wrenching and definitely worth a listen.

❤❤❤Robert ❤❤❤

our education system at its best. you dont know what battle it was but its literally the title of the song. The battle of new Orleans

Phantom 309 and Joe was dead he was a ghost that picked him up and took him to the truck stop and it does that every now and then with a few people

BANTAI don't mess with the public

holas reacciona un dia en el bario de canserbero🎉🎉🎉

I can't even imagine coming anywhere close to falling asleep during this.

I am 71 year old white female and love you are passing on the 70s music proving music has no skin color. Enjoy your channel

I LOVE Lightfoot. Softly is my fav song

The Moody Blues have been around since the 60's. Justin Hayward is the lead singer and he wrote this song when he was 19! This performance is from the Royal Albert Hall in May 2000. Justin's about 53 in this performance and his voice is still amazing. the Moody Blues are known for using orchestras in many of their songs. This song is from the "Days of Futures Past" which is a concept album. Each song representing a different time of day and each song leads into the next. It's just beautiful. There's a beautiful poem about the night that's normally recited at the end of this song that is missing from this performance but is on the album and the single studio version. Thank you for appreciating this beautiful music.

I agree this song makes everyone want to dance. Another artist you might want to check out is Chris Stapleton's song "Cold" that he played live at the CMA Awards

RIP Freddie miss you

Superb singers together and individually. Bill has a great voice, but Bobby is better than great and he makes them unique❤❤❤❤

The line "pour some sugar on me" was lifted from the Archies' 1969 hit Sugar Sugar - and was the inspiration for this. Take a listen.

Cb radio in the 70s had its own lingo.

Hammer is gas petal.

Love the righteous brothers ❤

Thank you for appreciating this song it’s about hope music and magic

John Denver has always been one of my favorite singer/songwriters. He has so many masterpieces and this is one of my favorites. It's not one of his bigger hits but it has such a beautiful message. "Rocky Mountain High", "Annie's Song", "Country Roads" - actually became the state song of West Virginia! There's also "It's Good to Be Back Home Again", Calypso (the ship belonging to Jacques Cousteau the French Oceanographer) and it just goes on and on.

Listen to The Show Must Go On (Live) by Three Dog Night

MJ was a big fan of Freddie's, and would attend Queen concerts when they toured U.S. Freddie and Michael worked on 3 songs together: State of Shock, recording available on UA-cam also There Must Be More to Life Than This, and Victory

Karen’s gorgeous contralto voice and her Brother Richard’s beautiful arrangements, harmonies…beautiful sing. ❤❤

The bass player is killing it

Old Vern he will rip your heart out

I think he sangs different words every time LOL