I agree, I was 15 yrs old in 1970. It was great being a teenager and young adult in the 70s. I grew up real fast. Joined the United States Marine Corps 1973 - 1977. So a lot of my 70s memories were in the USMC.
Wow. It's now 2020. That's 45 YEARS after this song first came out and it STILL gives me the same goosebumps. Thre will never be music like this again. I grew up in a very special time time. I knew it then. I miss it now.
No. Music like this is made. But the audience doesn't care. The fact is that you, and everyone else, decided that convenience was more important than empathy for the life's work of people you don't know, or care about.
Wow!!!!! Now, this is real music. Not like the so called music we have today with artists wannabes. A true classic, and they sound like....... Yesterday. Like Ambrosia sounded in the 70's. Thank you for posting.
My best friend and I had the pleasure of going to see Ambrosia as they reformed after all the years, at a small casino in Wisconsin. Joe had moved to Wisconsin, and this small casino was a great place to reunite. They were getting ready to put together what would become the "Classic Hits Live " tour with Gary Wright, Al Stewart, and others. When we got wind of it, no question, we went. It was just Ambrosia on a very small stage and a very small group of fans. Later, we were invited to the green room, and I was asked if I was the one that asked to hear "Drink Of Water"... I was. What followed was some enjoyable years .... going to Joes studio he was building, donating some of our studio mics to the cause, invited to backstage passes to meet people like Edger Winter, Rick Springfield, Cross, Gary Wright, Al Stewart, Bruce Hornsby and others. For the record, every one of them were very, very .. nice and respectable people. At their first apperance at the Taste Of Minnesota, we were driving the band back to the holel after the 4th of July fireworks, and they all agreed, that they couldn't believe the following of fans in Minnesota. As a footnote, the fans lined up to get albums signed, and with smiles and handshakes, Ambrosia spent a good couple hours extra doing it. They are truly an exceptional group of talented musicians. Also, the added members were the same way...special to say the least. Both my close friend and I were never able to cross paths onstage during their hayday, as we also had gigs to do in our band, and just never met up because of it. What an honor it was to sit, talk, share a meal, and help out. The memories are pure gold.
@@edmundmcgrath213 one of the best was traveling to the studio Joe was building. We were donating some of our studio mics to the cause. For lunch Joe wanted to take us to a Mexican place he liked. Once there, Joe had to order, because we didn't read or speak Spanish. The food was incredable. After the day was done at the studio, we went ti Joes home and met his wife before going into his music room. This was his personal space with recording gear and so on. In his guitar collection, he had a Hoffner "Beatle bass", and since my buddy had one too .... the conversation between them is a memory all it's own.
@@edmundmcgrath213 the best was when we went to the studio Joe was building. We were donating some of our studio mics for the cause. For lunch Joe wanted to go to a Mexican place he liked. He had to order for us, because we didn't speak or read Spanish. The food was nothing short of incredable. That is a great memory.
This shows how diverse & talented Ambrosia are. And also explains why Alan Parsons who worked on the last 2 Beatles albums & had just mixed Pink Floyd's DSOTM, chose to work with Ambrosia on their debut & follow up album. He had carte blanche in the industry and worked with Ambrosia before they had released an album. That would normally qualify for Name Dropping however in this case it makes a strong statement about Ambrosia and remains true to this day. Thank You For All The Great Music!
I love this song so much! I can hear it over and over again and never get sick of it. This is by far the best live version I have heard. Thank you for posting!
This song just hits all the right triggers with me, takes me right back to 1978, high school, teen angst, no clue about how simple life was and not even remotely equipt to deal with it than at any other time in my life. At 52, it is nice to get that escapism once in a while. Simply phenomenal talent, one of the first jam bands that paved the way for a lot of other folks.
I ran out and bought the single version of "Holding On..." it was on the radio at the time in '75. It didn't seem like music--it was beyond music: more like a message right into my heart about life.
I’m so glad I grew up in the 60’s & 70’s because music had hit its zenith in songwriting & band diversity. There will never be another era like the 70’s.😎🔥
Holding On To Yesterday - Lyrics "Well, I keep holdin' on to yesterday I keep holdin' enough to say that I'm wrong I keep thinking that I'm lonely But it's only missing you inside Days when we were once together Seems we'd never come alive So I keep holdin' on to yesterday I keep holdin' on enough to say that it's wrong Lord I don't know when I see you I can't reach you anymore Well if I'd only known I'd need you Then I'd keep you like before Well I keep holdin' on to yesterday (yesterday) I keep holdin' on enough to say That I'm wrong wrong wrong to keep holdin' on to yesterday My yesterdays have all gone by..."
I found this video while doing some prep for their upcoming 2019 show in Ohio. I was 15 when their first album came out. Can't wait to see them. One of the great American bands.
AMBROSIA......WHAT A GREAT BAND...SO VERY VERY VERY TRUE...LONG TIME AGO FOUND MY BEST FRIEND WITH MY GIRL....YOUR HEART FALLS TO THE FLOOR.AND I KEPT HOLDING ON...TILL I MET MY WIFE DEBBIE.HER BEAUTIFUL BLOND HAIR....TRULY A KNOCK OUT.....WE HAVE BEEN MARRIED 30 YRS TILL THIS DAY SHE STILL SAYS IT WAS HER LOSS AND MY GAIN...I WILL LOVE YOU FOREVER MY HANDSOME HUSBAND...
Thank you for your appreciation of the years of REAL music! My daughter, now 27, was raised to appreciate her music but to have an even better appreciation of the 60's thru 80's gold. Enjoy along with us and thank you for your comments!
Back in 1964, I met an my old crush that I haven't seen since Junior High and Lord, was he a hunk! We talked about old times and I wanted so bad to date him but he didn't ask since he was going with someone else. I heard this song and it just reminded me of him. Going back to yesterday where I should have asked him out regardless but too chicken to do so.
I remember seeing the original video for this song back in the mid 70s. It was a family affair of sorts with the band singing in a living room setting with people sitting around. Great song and great band indeed. Great memories like my first kiss and my first joint in a dimly lit room with the stench of Patchouli everywhere and this song playing in the background. Magical days indeed.
The sound is Increadible to be Live!!! It's also Accurate to the song for a live performance. Just proves how great Ambrosia is. I was dating a lovely girl and we listened to their romantic songs.
Really tremendous band and sound. The studio version of this is also amazing -- unique guitar solo, bass, keyboards and superb vocals. Ambrosia never really got their due.
Oh my Lord, I now have a new favorite song. May the Lord bless you and keep you safe gentlemen and thank you from the bottom of my heart for sharing your gift with us. Have been a fan from the beginning but this video leaves me speechless. Used to cover several of your songs until I had a stroke years ago. Plan to see you in September '17 in St. Peters, MO. Can't wait. Safe travels and God bless,
Fantastic music from a long time ago...thanks for posting these super clean versions...true quality always stands the test of time! Greets from Connecticut!
THANK YOU AMBROSIA AND FIREFALL FOR A GREAT EVENING OF SOME OF THE BEST MUSIC EVER WRITTEN, PENNS PEAK (JIM THORPE, PA.) SORRY FOR THE SMALL CROWD, I FELT SO BAD ONLY 200 PEOPLE IN ATTENDANCE MOSTLY DUE TO THE UPCOMING HURRICANE. I HOPE BOTH OF YOU CAN PLAY IN ATLANTIC CITY NJ SOON AT THE CASINOS. ME AND MY GF LOVE YOU GUYS SOOOOO MUCH, WE LIVE FOR 70'S MUSIC !! AND YOU GUYS ARE THE BEST. THANXXX AGAIN FOR A GREAT GREAT SHOW, IT EXCEEDED OUR EXPECTATIONS !!!! KEN LAMBERT
God my first concert .I was 12, Ambrosia,Rory gallagher and Dave mason,awesome days.concerts use to last till 1 or 2 am was probably $6.00 ,now a days it's 100. And your on your way home at 10:00
Ambrosia in top form after all these yrs. Somehow a prominent keyboards in a song always makes a winner for me; sorta bringing the undercurrent of bass & drums up to the fore w/ rich & varied texture. In all, a great, sincere, and soulful 70's song of how it hurts so, living without HER.
Beautiful voices in perfect harmony... LOVE this song. Great, great performance here. The words have always kinda creeped me out though, so sad... I've put this song on my dead son's FB as a tribute... he died Aug. 24, 2019 due to a drug overdose at age 38.
All these years, I still can't believe how good this band is. Rick Cowlings is just amazing; vocals and guitar; and the rest of the band is so incredible. The way they compliment each other is just wonderful. I've loved all their music. This morning I'm playing these video's; smiling and singing along; man, what a band. Making my day; thanks Ambrosiaband.
Definitely 1 of the best, most musically sophisticated rock/pop/prog bands ever to come out of LA. You guys smoke !! And 'bout the most unheralded along with Love.
I just heard the original of this CLASSIC this morning at 5 am on my bedside radio and man, it STILL ROCKS !! There's a lot there and (speaking now) as a drummer, this guy killed it. Every fill was PERFECT, almost may I say "Ringo like." Thank you for it. 10.2.17
@DodgeFan439 I am only 25 yrs old. My mom used to have an old record. she died years ago and One thing I remember was this song. Finally I found it!!!! I agree, this is music, WOW!!!
Back in 1974, I was playing bass in a band in the South Bay area of Southern CA. In late summer that year, we played at a dance at Mary Star of the Sea High School in San Pedro, CA. We were the warmup band for the headliner, a band named Ambrosia. They played "Holdin' on to Yesterday" at that dance, and I remember being so impressed with it. How could this good of a band be playing at high schools? I knew in my heart that this song AND this band would someday become famous; and they did!
Give me a thumbs up if you were lucky enough to grow up in the 70’s! When music like this took you to another galaxy 🎼✌️
👍🏻 The only music I'll to listen to is from the 70's.
The nostalgia... best days of my life! Born in 1961. High school grad 1979.👌
❤❤❤❤❤❤
1958 born...1976 high school graduation.
@@user-hm4yc7dx9l- Same!
👍👍
I’m 73 now. I was 25 when that song came out in ‘75. Sweet music never to made like this again. 🇺🇸
So lucky the 70's were "my time". They'll never again be a time like that for me.
Songs like this will never be written again. What a great time to grow up the 70s
+Kelly Delay Never Say Never....Please?
it was a magical time brimming with possibilities.
I agree, I was 15 yrs old in 1970. It was great being a teenager and young adult in the 70s. I grew up real fast. Joined the United States Marine Corps 1973 - 1977. So a lot of my 70s memories were in the USMC.
70’s were such a fun time to grow up. Ambrosia was one of many great bands at that time. It’s a shame you can’t go back....
I was in high school when this song hit thr radio. What great times
Wow. It's now 2020. That's 45 YEARS after this song first came out and it STILL gives me the same goosebumps.
Thre will never be music like this again.
I grew up in a very special time time. I knew it then. I miss it now.
Me tooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!
@@djmegamase7590 😘🤗
Well said my friend. I too miss those days.
What a stunning version of this song! Where has all the talent in the music business gone? These guys are awesome.
THEY WENT TO GEORGIA & NASHVILLE ...
@@brachashighhopeshomestead226 David Pack did, the others are still together, and play out.
Pure talent. They don’t make music like this anymore. I’ll keep holding onto yesterday ❤️
No. Music like this is made. But the audience doesn't care. The fact is that you, and everyone else, decided that convenience was more important than empathy for the life's work of people you don't know, or care about.
Wow!!!!! Now, this is real music. Not like the so called music we have today with artists wannabes. A true classic, and they sound like....... Yesterday.
Like Ambrosia sounded in the 70's. Thank you for posting.
I really miss the 70's. Still have this album. Love this version.
A great example of how great musicians remain so. You can't fake music like this. Timeless and terrific. The band sounds great and is great!
I agree. Man I'd go back to 70s and stay. Loved being a teenager and young adult; 15 yrs old to 25 yrs old.✌🇺🇸🎸🎹
Howard, you are right on, the musicianship is there and part of their soul.
Whoa!!! This is a band that has aged like fine wine. I loved them in the '80s but wow. Thank you, guys.
My best friend and I had the pleasure of going to see Ambrosia as they reformed after all the years, at a small casino in Wisconsin. Joe had moved to Wisconsin, and this small casino was a great place to reunite. They were getting ready to put together what would become the "Classic Hits Live " tour with Gary Wright, Al Stewart, and others. When we got wind of it, no question, we went. It was just Ambrosia on a very small stage and a very small group of fans. Later, we were invited to the green room, and I was asked if I was the one that asked to hear "Drink Of Water"... I was. What followed was some enjoyable years .... going to Joes studio he was building, donating some of our studio mics to the cause, invited to backstage passes to meet people like Edger Winter, Rick Springfield, Cross, Gary Wright, Al Stewart, Bruce Hornsby and others. For the record, every one of them were very, very .. nice and respectable people. At their first apperance at the Taste Of Minnesota, we were driving the band back to the holel after the 4th of July fireworks, and they all agreed, that they couldn't believe the following of fans in Minnesota. As a footnote, the fans lined up to get albums signed, and with smiles and handshakes, Ambrosia spent a good couple hours extra doing it. They are truly an exceptional group of talented musicians. Also, the added members were the same way...special to say the least. Both my close friend and I were never able to cross paths onstage during their hayday, as we also had gigs to do in our band, and just never met up because of it. What an honor it was to sit, talk, share a meal, and help out. The memories are pure gold.
They sound even better now!
share a meal...Hahahahahha!
@@edmundmcgrath213 one of the best was traveling to the studio Joe was building. We were donating some of our studio mics to the cause. For lunch Joe wanted to take us to a Mexican place he liked. Once there, Joe had to order, because we didn't read or speak Spanish. The food was incredable. After the day was done at the studio, we went ti Joes home and met his wife before going into his music room. This was his personal space with recording gear and so on. In his guitar collection, he had a Hoffner "Beatle bass", and since my buddy had one too .... the conversation between them is a memory all it's own.
@@edmundmcgrath213 the best was when we went to the studio Joe was building. We were donating some of our studio mics for the cause. For lunch Joe wanted to go to a Mexican place he liked. He had to order for us, because we didn't speak or read Spanish. The food was nothing short of incredable. That is a great memory.
This shows how diverse & talented Ambrosia are. And also explains why Alan Parsons who worked on the last 2 Beatles albums & had just mixed Pink Floyd's DSOTM, chose to work with Ambrosia on their debut & follow up album. He had carte blanche in the industry and worked with Ambrosia before they had released an album. That would normally qualify for Name Dropping however in this case it makes a strong statement about Ambrosia and remains true to this day. Thank You For All The Great Music!
Memories! Wow. I like this version even better than the original.
Diggin this version more and more!!...Beautifully done!!..
OMG they sound better than ever!
I love this song so much! I can hear it over and over again and never get sick of it. This is by far the best live version I have heard. Thank you for posting!
I love the original but if they played this at a concert tomorrow, I wouldn't be disappointed. The feel and groove is still there.
That, ladies & gentlemen, is called TALENT.
This song just hits all the right triggers with me, takes me right back to 1978, high school, teen angst, no clue about how simple life was and not even remotely equipt to deal with it than at any other time in my life.
At 52, it is nice to get that escapism once in a while.
Simply phenomenal talent, one of the first jam bands that paved the way for a lot of other folks.
OK I am seriously freaking out...THIS IS GREAT!!!!!!!!
Great version of a great song. 66 years old and never tire hearing this.
Still one of the great musician's bands! Artistry....pure artistry! Thanks!
I ran out and bought the single version of "Holding On..." it was on the radio at the time in '75. It didn't seem like music--it was beyond music: more like a message right into my heart about life.
Send me back to the 70s. I'd even repeat my 4 yrs in the United States Marine Corps (73-77). Great job and great song.
I was there back in the day but The world needs Ambrosia now - fabulous!
I’m so glad I grew up in the 60’s & 70’s because music had hit its zenith in songwriting & band diversity. There will never be another era like the 70’s.😎🔥
These guys are fantastic! What a group of talent...they sound as good today as they almost 40 years ago...amazing!
Yep I'm watching this in December of 2023! Ambrosia classic! Simply awesome!!
The 70's were a magical time for music and these guys contributed big time!
Yall sound fabulous but I miss David Pack. The first time I heard this I fell in love with David's voice and the band.
Rockerchic 88
David Pack: one of the smoooothest WORLD-CLASS vocalists ever born on this planet. I too miss that voice!
My First concert was Ambrosia with Fleetwood Mac 1975 Kansas City , Mo. Awesome show, I was 13 I'm 51 now. Great song.
***** They sounded great as well did Fleetwood Mac.
That must have been an awesome show I would of loved to have been there ❤️
Funny my first concert was Ambrosia,Rory gallagher and Dave mason, good times I was 12
Mine was with Beach Boys in Hartford in 1975
I have always loved this song, but this version just blows it out of the water for me. Didn't know it existed. Thanks!!!
Our yesterdays have NOT gone by! Thanks for the excellence!
One of the absolute best songs from the 70's...unique style, tasteful lyrics, incredible top notch musicians and arrangement! I love this song!
Timeless classic!
I loved this song!!! always made me cry!
Love this song, takes me back to the great days of the 70’s and 80’s. Life was wonderful then.
Holding On To Yesterday - Lyrics
"Well, I keep holdin' on to yesterday
I keep holdin' enough to say that I'm wrong
I keep thinking that I'm lonely
But it's only missing you inside
Days when we were once together
Seems we'd never come alive
So I keep holdin' on to yesterday
I keep holdin' on enough to say that it's wrong
Lord I don't know when I see you
I can't reach you anymore
Well if I'd only known I'd need you
Then I'd keep you like before
Well I keep holdin' on to yesterday (yesterday)
I keep holdin' on enough to say
That I'm wrong wrong wrong to keep holdin' on to yesterday
My yesterdays have all gone by..."
I found this video while doing some prep for their upcoming 2019 show in Ohio. I was 15 when their first album came out. Can't wait to see them. One of the great American bands.
Simply amazing !!
You guys are great. I've loved your music since the 70s and always will. It's timeless.
When he comes out of the harmonica intro into the keyboards at 2:08, it's like pure magic. The 70s were the best!
Absolutely
I love the way you did this song! Best song ever!
Fantastic!! God, how I love this song! What great memories!
my favorite all time song! thank you !
Great version - that's some serious jamming!
OMG...WOW! I'm speechless!! This amazing version literally blew my bobby socks OFF! :-o
AMBROSIA......WHAT A GREAT BAND...SO VERY VERY VERY TRUE...LONG TIME AGO FOUND MY BEST FRIEND WITH MY GIRL....YOUR HEART FALLS TO THE FLOOR.AND I KEPT HOLDING ON...TILL I MET MY WIFE DEBBIE.HER BEAUTIFUL BLOND HAIR....TRULY A KNOCK OUT.....WE HAVE BEEN MARRIED 30 YRS TILL THIS DAY SHE STILL SAYS IT WAS HER LOSS AND MY GAIN...I WILL LOVE YOU FOREVER MY HANDSOME HUSBAND...
What a great story! happy for you both!!!
Now this is music.
That`s cool you saw the beginnings of a classic song!
Guy's you still got it! Nice version, I'll love this song forever! Thank you for all the memories from it!
Masterpiece!!!
This song is so 70s. Love to return and stay. ✌♥️🇺🇸
By master players. This is what it sounds like and looks like when making music is what you were born for and die to do
Rick Cowling doing a fantastic job on vocals and lead guitar. Go Rick!
I'll never grow tired of this!!! Will be rocking it at my funeral!!!
They should re-release this one. It's great. What a band, always loved them.
Wow! I am blown away by this live version! Nicely performed and recorded. Killer drum and bass sound. Thank you!
That was absolutely superb. Thanks for posting.
Love this version of a timeless classic.
WOW spent 2 days now listening to different renditions of this lol i cant get enough, thanks guys
Thank you for your appreciation of the years of REAL music! My daughter, now 27, was raised to appreciate her music but to have an even better appreciation of the 60's thru 80's gold. Enjoy along with us and thank you for your comments!
Back in 1964, I met an my old crush that I haven't seen since Junior High and Lord, was he a hunk! We talked about old times and I wanted so bad to date him but he didn't ask since he was going with someone else. I heard this song and it just reminded me of him. Going back to yesterday where I should have asked him out regardless but too chicken to do so.
I remember seeing the original video for this song back in the mid 70s. It was a family affair of sorts with the band singing in a living room setting with people sitting around.
Great song and great band indeed. Great memories like my first kiss and my first joint in a dimly lit room with the stench of Patchouli everywhere and this song playing in the background. Magical days indeed.
The sound is Increadible to be Live!!! It's also Accurate to the song for a live performance. Just proves how great Ambrosia is. I was dating a lovely girl and we listened to their romantic songs.
Really tremendous band and sound. The studio version of this is also amazing -- unique guitar solo, bass, keyboards and superb vocals. Ambrosia never really got their due.
Awesome!!! I love u guys!!!
Great Sound...Great Song....Thanks Ambrosia
Oh my Lord, I now have a new favorite song. May the Lord bless you and keep you safe gentlemen and thank you from the bottom of my heart for sharing your gift with us. Have been a fan from the beginning but this video leaves me speechless.
Used to cover several of your songs until I had a stroke years ago. Plan to see you in September '17 in St. Peters, MO. Can't wait.
Safe travels and God bless,
You guys amaze me. Fuc$ ing fantastic. Wow. Still rocking, holding on !!!!!!
Love you guys from the 1970s. Still rocking and I'm 60.
This song is incredible! Sounds just as good as the original recording. Thanks for writing it.
Fantastic music from a long time ago...thanks for posting these super clean versions...true quality always stands the test of time! Greets from Connecticut!
THANK YOU AMBROSIA AND FIREFALL FOR A GREAT EVENING OF SOME OF THE BEST MUSIC EVER WRITTEN, PENNS PEAK (JIM THORPE, PA.) SORRY FOR THE SMALL CROWD, I FELT SO BAD ONLY 200 PEOPLE IN ATTENDANCE MOSTLY DUE TO THE UPCOMING HURRICANE. I HOPE BOTH OF YOU CAN PLAY IN ATLANTIC CITY NJ SOON AT THE CASINOS. ME AND MY GF LOVE YOU GUYS SOOOOO MUCH, WE LIVE FOR 70'S MUSIC !! AND YOU GUYS ARE THE BEST. THANXXX AGAIN FOR A GREAT GREAT SHOW, IT EXCEEDED OUR EXPECTATIONS !!!! KEN LAMBERT
I found out the hard way that Ambrosia was more than the big 2 hits. Super Wow. impressed.
Totally Love your Music, Great talent, ...True Talent..Thank's
freaking AWESOME..my #1 fav classic..I play it everyday.bring back Ambrosia
God my first concert .I was 12, Ambrosia,Rory gallagher and Dave mason,awesome days.concerts use to last till 1 or 2 am was probably $6.00 ,now a days it's 100. And your on your way home at 10:00
I first had this on one of those old K-Tel Albums...
LOL!!! I remember those well!
Wow!! What a jam!! Great groove on the drums!!
Excellent version of a fantastic and moving song. Thank you Ambrosia!
Great rendition of this classic.. very soulful
Ambrosia in top form after all these yrs. Somehow a prominent keyboards in a song always makes a winner for me; sorta bringing the undercurrent of bass & drums up to the fore w/ rich & varied texture. In all, a great, sincere, and soulful 70's song of how it hurts so, living without HER.
This song has special meaning to me - lost a love in 76.
Wow, what fun! Love it!
Beautiful voices in perfect harmony... LOVE this song. Great, great performance here. The words have always kinda creeped me out though, so sad... I've put this song on my dead son's FB as a tribute... he died Aug. 24, 2019 due to a drug overdose at age 38.
STILL SOUNDING PRETTY DAMN GOOD !
All these years, I still can't believe how good this band is. Rick Cowlings is just amazing; vocals and guitar; and the rest of the band is so incredible. The way they compliment each other is just wonderful. I've loved all their music. This morning I'm playing these video's; smiling and singing along; man, what a band. Making my day; thanks Ambrosiaband.
Love this song and the band good job guys!!
Definitely 1 of the best, most musically sophisticated rock/pop/prog bands ever to come out of LA. You guys smoke !! And 'bout the most unheralded along with Love.
I just heard the original of this CLASSIC this morning at 5 am on my bedside radio and man, it STILL ROCKS !! There's a lot there and (speaking now) as a drummer, this guy killed it. Every fill was PERFECT, almost may I say "Ringo like." Thank you for it. 10.2.17
Pure magic!! Raw talent like you just don’t hear these days. Love this!!!!
Bring back the 70's!
@DodgeFan439 I am only 25 yrs old. My mom used to have an old record. she died years ago and One thing I remember was this song. Finally I found it!!!! I agree, this is music, WOW!!!
So far ahead of it's time. To think I heard Mama Frog on FM radio in Buffalo to turn me onto Ambrosia. Now, THAT'S Holding onto Yesterday!
Consumate Pros....Incredible,and playing it just as hard as back in the day...
Simply great, thanks!
Tremendous musicianship! Love their songs.
Beloved band and song and discography. What else can be said !
Freaking AWESOME!
What a crew! Awesome!
I play this over and over and over! Love it!
Back in 1974, I was playing bass in a band in the South Bay area of Southern CA. In late summer that year, we played at a dance at Mary Star of the Sea High School in San Pedro, CA. We were the warmup band for the headliner, a band named Ambrosia. They played "Holdin' on to Yesterday" at that dance, and I remember being so impressed with it. How could this good of a band be playing at high schools? I knew in my heart that this song AND this band would someday become famous; and they did!