FIRST TIME HEARING The Ozark Mountain Daredevils - Jackie Blue REACTION
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- FIRST TIME HEARING The Ozark Mountain Daredevils - Jackie Blue REACTION
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Nothing like 70s AM Gold radio. This song is great.
70s AM Gold…sooo true blue
No kidding. The number of times I heard this song ...
Facts! It was how I, as a 5 year old, began to listen to Rock and Easy Listening artist and bands on my first radio. R&B and Soul was played in the house by my parents. My siblings bought home Jazz and other music from universit years when on holiday.
They probably don't even know what AM radio is
So so true, I was but 14 when this was out ..
This is one of those songs that you might not hear for a long time, but when it finally comes on, you remember it immediately and viscerally. It's like the figured out how to freebase the notes. Your brain just craves the oooohooohoo Jackie Blue...
Perfect description.
Listen to Chichen Train by Ozark
Finally got to it. That was nuts. That sounded like a song the name of band might indicate. Maybe had a sawblade in there? Another crazy one like that is The Beat Farmers 'Happy Boy' @@thorolsen8057
Great description.
Saw them do this live in 1974. They were the first act and Eagles were the second act. The Doobie Brothers were the headliners, but the crowd was already burned out when the Doobies got on stage because the first two acts were so good. And the tickets were $4.50. Good times in the 70s.
I would have Loved to have been at that concert...What a line up!😊
@@renee176 It was my second concert, and it was great! The Eagles were amazing and engaged with the crowd so much. It was probably the last year they ever opened for anyone again because the next year in 1975, I saw the Eagles at the same venue, and they were no longer an opening act.
back when you didn't have to mortgage your house to see a great concert.
about 25 bucks today I think. Not bad.
@@quantanglement maybe $25 to see ozark mountain daredevils. maybe. but to see the eagles alone is a couple hundred bucks and add in the doobies and omd, no way.
A long-time favorite. It feels so "atmospheric". Another song you'll like is "Couldn't Get It Right" by Climax Blues.
They already reacted to "Couldn't Get It Right", just a couple weeks ago...
angelagoodwin ~Please do check out these 3 songs from ->> Powder Blues Band :: "Doin' It Right", "Thirsty Ears", and "Boppin' with the Blues".
They did that one already.
I will always associate this song with my junior year in high school, 1975. I had student teacher teaching my class. She was a beautiful 20 something with jet black, short hair tapered in a fashionable style, and she had the bluest of eyes and her name was Jackie! An indelible image that pops into my head everytime I hear this song.
Wow! I was 14 when this was on the radio. I haven’t heard it since back then. Amazing y’all found this one. It really takes me back in time. Glad y’all love it too. 😊
It reminds me of my sister Deborah who we called Sissy. She loved this song and would play it on 8track in her white on white Continental on the way to the bowling alley or skateland.
@@egonnowicki9593 Love those memories! Truly the greatest! ❤
@@egonnowicki9593 I had an older sister named Deborah that we also called sissy. When I read your comment i thought wow, what a coincidence. Instead of a Continental we had an LTD. She learned to drive a year before me. She and I both loved this song. 😊
This is the song they're known for. It spent 2 weeks at #3 in 1975. Great pick!
This song is timeless; you hear it crop up everywhere, while you're in a restaurant, in a mall, on TV shows, and I always stop & listen whenever it comes on...such a good classic vibe. Good catch y'all.
Restaurants , malls , grocery stores , Wal- Marts and Targets will never let the music die, thank goodness .. ✌🏾👍🏾🙏🏾
Finally a reaction for one of my favorite songs from back in the day! There’s a live version , the singer is also the drummer.
I was shocked a few years ago when I found out the lead singer was a man. I always thought it was a woman. Normally you can tell it's a man singing falcetto, but I never thought about it being a man.
@@pdeckerI knew it was a man tbh, but who am I to talk? I always thought Vanilla Ice was black, so there’s that lol.
Saw them open for The Outlaws !!!!!
I was just thinking this band didn't have a woman in it, so who was this woman singing? Could of fooled me.
@@pdeckerUntil I found out otherwise quite recently I also thought it was a woman singing - because of the era it's from I imagined someone like Lynsey de Paul!
You've been strolling down my teenage years. This was such a big hit for them. It was on regular rotation!
I was in High School when this came out. What memories
@@johncahill7347 I was 3 years old! 😀
I was 22 😊
This song is pure 70s fire. 🔥
One of my all-time favorites!!!
can’t believe you covered this brilliant song. it’s cool to see that others recognize the beauty. you guys are beyond cool.
It was originally about a drug dealer that the band knew, but at their manager’s suggestion the band changed the lyrics to be about a reclusive girl. Mega hit of the 70’s, they have a pretty great and varied catalog. And the guitar is slide guitar, very vocal and expressive. Larry Lee on vocals and drums.
Love this song. Remember hearing it as a child. ❤
This is one of my favorite 70s songs! Great vocals, great arrangement, great playing! Now I'm going to make another suggestion for y'all: The Guess Who - "Undun".
Oooh a personal favorite!!!
Great suggestion! Not many reactors have done the Guess Who.
Love Undun but love These Eyes even more ….a favorite!
A song that always comes to mind when I hear Jackie Blue, is Brother Louie by Stories. Y'all need to check it out; and pay close attention to the lyrics.
"Standing on the Rock" and "You Made It Right" are also two of my favorites from them. ♥
Both are favorite's great tunes
Didn't that song start off with the sound of someone sawing a piece of wood to set the tempo? These guys had a sense of humor. I really loved "Colorado Song" and "Road To Glory" off of their first album.
@@dggydddy59It was either that or a washboard.. It's great, I love that song!.
Spring of '75. I remember some great songs then and this was one of them. Other ones you may want to checkout are "Emma" by Hot Chocolate, " Long Tall Glasses" by Leo Sayer and "Don't Call Us, We'll Call You" by Sugarloaf. Thanks Amber & Jay.😎
Excellent choices.
Always loved this song!
one of my favorite bands ! "standing on the rock ", "beauty in the river ", and don't forget "chicken train "
Gosh my dad loved this song. Miss him so much! Thanks guys for reacting
The Daredevils were awesome, at least four different lead vocalists on the album this one came from. Jackie Blue was by their drummer, Larry Lee.
I'm in my sixties now, but "It'll shine when it shines" is still one of my 20 favourite albums of all time. And I hear a lot of different music.
I reccomend "Look away" or "It couldn't be better" or "E.E. Lawson" - all from the A side of this album, but sooo different. Thank you, Amber and Jay
64 years old here...and I remember this played on AM radio back in 74-75...one of the reasons I made radio a career, was because of bands, and songs from my (0ur) era...now retired from radio, but can still rock with the best of them.
“If you want to get to Heaven” is great too! Still my favorite!🤘🔥
I Second this .. absolutely a great song by them too.. 👍🏼
Absolutely! How about "Standing On The Rock"?
They covered this song 5 months before your posted this. The search feature is a great resource.
I just heard this on the radio while driving home Saturday after dialysis. Love it!! Never gets old.
Another later 70s band is The Babys. You should check out their songs Isn't It Time and Every Time I Think of You. Also, Michael Johnson's balled Bluer Than Blue.
Yes indeed. 1980s Union Jack's as well.
The top comment on UA-cam about this song, especially the live version from BBC, is "I thought it was a chick singing!" Drummer Larry Lee wrote and sang this, and he does have a high falsetto voice. He also wrote the more pop-oriented numbers, although he could write country-rock as well as his bandmates. OMD didn't have a lot of huge hits, but there are great songs of theirs to check out such as Country Girl, Beauty In The River, You Made It Right, Walkin' Down The Road and their big live favourite Chicken Train.
I loved their country rock rams and hoe-downs but this soft-rock classic pop hits on all cylinders. It didn't typify their sound but it elevated the entire act to all-time-great status.
“If You Want To Get To Heaven”?
I thought it wasa chick sionging too and Venus by Shocking Blue had to be a guy. That was when our only options were radio and records. No video.
I love The Ozark Mountain Daredevils - keep playing their music!! The next song needs to be Chicken Train - it's a fun song that you will love - after that, in honor of Amber's origins, Country Girl! Thanks for being real - Jay, you are a lucky man, but you already know that!!
A similarly long-named band that I know you'd like is Quicksilver Messenger Service and their song "Fresh Air". Keep the groove going.
Yes!!! Yes!!! Yes!!! “Jackie Blue” is from the Ozark Mountain Daredevils’ second album “It’ll Shine When It Shines”. I’ve been listening to that album since I was at least 4 years old and is among the first pieces of music to which I ever listened.
“Jackie Blue” is more of a rocker than the rest of the album which is very mellow, as if sitting by a campfire as they recorded “It’ll Shine When It Shines” in a barn in rural Missouri.
I thank God that I grew up in the 60s and 70s everything was just sooo cool especially our music!!❤❤
Ohhhh the memories ❤
I remember compiling songs about spaceships, and I came across Spaceship Orion by the Ozark Mountain daredevils. I did not realize it was as old as it was. I love that song. It’s a very relaxing tune.
Greetings from Dublin Ireland. This was the first song played on Dublin bus's piped music system circa 1975 followed by other songs . The ozarks were amazing and timeless.❤
Standing On A Rock, It'll Shine When It Shines, Beauty In The River and of course, Chicken Train are all great songs by this amazing band. Keep reacting to them please
Love this song...
Terry Kirkman, a founding member of The Association, has passed. There is a live performance of them on the Ed Sullivan Show. Terry is the one standing playing the tambourine and singing.
I cherished his singing. :( RIP
I've suggested Never My Love
@@dianetaylor841 That's the one!
My husband and I just saw them perform in Colorado on August 30, 2023!! Rattle my world. 😢 But had a good long life.
Shocks me that I was listening to this song today before you made this video! Once you hear this song, it stays with you. From now on, when you hear this song, you'll automatically start smiling or humming along. It's like an old friend you haven't seen in a long time .
I always thought this song and Angie baby by Helen Reddy make a great back to back.
Good choice guys.
I was just thinking this song always reminded me of Angie Baby. I think it’s the air of mystery around the subjects.
Good call
Yes! This songs reminds of that song!
Such a great blast from the past!! I still know the words! Great memories and great song ❤
I love this song! I had a friend I secretly referred to as Jackie Blue. She was always complaining, saying she was depressed, but had a great life and nothing to be depressed about.
I remember this song, haven’t heard it for years!
Oh man, blast from the past! Moonlit stars and strawberry wine - how 70's can you get??
Great pick. Pretty cool channel. Been checking out your library for about 2-3 months. I'm 63, so most of this music is in my wheelhouse. Sugestion: Les Dudek, "Old Judge Jones". Similar to Chuck Mangione, but different. I really think you'll love it. I'm hearing all my music through new ears. I'll be suggesting more.
Haha. Welcome in. At 3 a day, their reaction playlist is huge now. If you want a really funny one, try their reaction to “Put Your Head on My Shoulder” by Paul Anka. Super funny reaction by these two!
Hey I'm 63 too. This one of my favorite Reaction Channels, although I'm a Progressive Rock dude I grew up taking music lessons for 13 years on multiple instruments and enjoy talent when I see it, or hear it.
@mrnobody3161 I played electric organ, accordion (out of style even when I played at 9 and 10), and tuba in Jr High band. None were my idea originally.
Possibly the best song of the entire 1970s (and that's saying something!! 'cause the '70s, just, breathed bangers, non-stop!🔥). 🤘🤘
Funny you should say that, cause I was thinking the same thing. It's a wonderful piece of music!
Speaking of getting back to groups,, Wet Willie "Street Corner Serenade" is a MUST.
Oh, wow. 💙 "Jackie Blue" is, as the kids say, a vibe. 😊 I've loved this song since I was a child. It's one of my all-time favorite songs, ever. And I'm especially glad you guys hit the album cut, not the single edit. It's just so damn good.
Yes. I saw these guys live back in the seventies at Alfred Universitys Mclane center. Always dug these cats!🤟🤟👍👍❤
Wow! Been so long. Doesn’t sound like other songs. I don’t remember this being by them! Hey I turned 70 years really old today! 😂😂 great song! Can’t hear any cowbell!❤❤
Oh! I CAN hear cowbell!😂😂
Happy birthday!
Happy Birthday! I just hit 64. I always dug these cats too! Saw them live in the seventies .
🎂Happy Birthday 🎂
@@jeffreyflint6286 me too! Loved the energy!
Jay and Amber 70' music is great. I grew up in the 70 's i was in first grade when this song came out. I was 6 years old.
Jay & Amber, Lake Street Dive is a great multi-genre band since 2004! You’ll love their songs "Nobody's Stopping You Now", “You Go Down Smooth”, “Hypotheticals” and more!!!! The great voice of Rachael Price & talented musicians and harmonies!! They can all sing and 4 of 5 are songwriters!!! This US based band frequently tours in North America, Australia, and Europe. Time for an Indie Band!!
(Ozark Mountain - Jackie Blue, nice song, 2 hit wonder, "If You Wanna Get to Heaven")
Can't go wrong with Lake Street Dive. Anything the band plays sounds good and anything Rachael sings sounds good. Hard to beat.
@@stpetie7686 🎯
Lake Street Dive and Rachael Price particularly are very close to June Millington, the lead guitarist of Fanny. Hope to hear some more Fanny soon.
@@aarongoldstein7614 Fanny!!! the original all-female rock band!!!! Someday J&A will get back to them. I'd recommend their "A Place In The Country" Live 1971. They were the first all-female band to record Albums (4) on a major record label AND tour extensively!!!!
So many great songs. You Go Down Smooth (Live at WFUV) and What I'm Doing Here (In One Complete Take) are at the top of my list. They do a lot of covers too and have fun with them. Check out Lola (The Bridge 909 in Studio) to see Bridget on fire on her stand up bass.
This was their biggest hit, and you are so correct in noticing the versatility in their styles of music. They have bluegrass/mountain with "Standing On the Rock", and can go deep Backcountry, swampy style with "E.E. Lawson". Both are great!.
Not a group big in Australia but I remember this song. Cool easy listening.:)
I grew up listening to Ozark Mountain Daredevils. So much great music. One of my favorites by them is You Made it Right. A couple more greats are It’ll Shine When it Shines and Fly Away Home. Then for just a really fun song you need to check out Chicken Train.
This was a massive hit for them back in 75. Great lyrics
I grew up in a small town...Only had 1 radio station...They played country music until 3pm..Then they switched over to the good stuff.....
They were a good group and Jackie Blue was a great song.
Have not heard this one in a long time. Great little tune. Nice T-shirts, Guys. Nice instrumental break. "... indigo eyes..." Love that image. Thanks!!
I am thrilled that you reacted to this! I live in a small town outside of Cincinnati now. In 1975, I was in Dalton, GA for the summer with family. I was with my cousin draggin' main in downtown Dalton when this song came to be. My favorite memory ever! Every time I hear it today I always go back.
From a great album! It’ll Shine When it Shines!
My brother calls this song, along with some other 70's songs, blunt songs. It was really trippy to him.
You can find a copy of them performing Jackie Blue on The Old Grey Whistle Test. The drummer is the singer of this song. Also, this past year, one of the members of the band appeared as a contestant on Wheel of Fortune.
Wow! It's been a long time since I've heard this song but this single was my first music purchase. I was just 13 and bought it with my babysitting money. I may have it still in a box I haven't opened in quite some time. The guitar solo was a stand out for sure and then just listening to the whole song now brought up a familiar feeling memory of another time, another world. Nice!
This was one of their more poppy songs to make them some money, but they have some molasses-slow acoustic guitar on the front porch with your dog and friends songs like ""It Couldn't Be Better", "Lowlands", "You Made It Right" and the title cut "It'll Shine When It Shines". All on the same album even. I saw them in '74 at Charlotte Motor Speedway, with ELP, Allman Brothers, PFM, some other bands and 250k fans. Sardine City.
Awesome song, haven’t heard it for awhile.. thanks for that. 😎🍺
Such a great song!! Forgot about it 😂. Thanks!
Another great song by them is called "Walkin Down The Road". A very fun "bluesy sounding" song. It is my favorite by them.
Been waitin' for months for you guys to do this one. A very unique guitar solo in this one to make it memorable.
Have always really liked this song and it instantly takes me back to 1975!😀
Strawberry wine (Boone’s Farm) was a cheap staple in nursing school. It is mentioned in this song.
Unforgettable song. Great story and memorable music.
Caught this Band in 72. They opened for Black Oak Arkanas. Virginia Beach Civic Center. Pillow on the floor concert. Cover: $3. Those days are long gone! 😊
Yesss!!! Love this song 29 years old and only found it a few years ago going down a UA-cam rabbit hole
I've loved this one since it was first released. I was 29 in 1974, I turned 78 yesterday! Still listening 49 years later, still lovin' it. The 70s has that effect on people.
Ozark Mountain Daredevils "Chicken Train".
Silly and fun.
This is another awesome tune from my favorite era the 70's! I remember listening to this when I was a teenager and enjoying life! 👍💯✌🇨🇦
Such a great song to listen to on a warm summer day.
Every day in your indigo eyes, I watch the sunset but I don't see it rise. One of the best lines in any song ever, and that's the one the radio stations cut off
Great video love this song!
In case you weren't aware, Willie Nelson is on his farewell tour. Pretty sure it started a couple months ago so he may have past your way already. But if not, then you definitely need to do everything you can to go see the legend before he's gone.
This song always gives me a very distinct memory of being a very young child, riding down the highway in the backseat of my parents’ car to visit my grandparents and hearing this song on the radio.
Walkin' Down the Road, Spaceship Orion, Homemade Wine, Following the Way I Feel, Standing on the Rock, From Time to Time, Moon on the Rise, Valencia Road, Mountain Range, What's Happened Along in my Life. Ten Ozark's songs that I highly recommend.
Stranded on a desert island, forever...this would be one of the albums I'd bring. Top 3 album. It has killer songs. Thanks guys!
This was such a big hit back in the day, for some reason you don't seem to hear as much these days. It's a great track by this great band.
"Every day, in your indigo eyes. I watch the sunset but I don't see it rise. Moonlight and stars in your strawberry wine. You'd take the world but you won't take the time." - Are you listening Sherry ? Sorry - First heartbreak flashback.
Ozark Mountain Daredevils was the first band I ever saw in concert. I was accompanied by a friend who was quite good looking. To make a long story short, a band member spotted us dancing and invited her to join the band after the show. I was her ride so I found myself at the Ramada Inn in Grand Junction, Colorado, having drinks with some of band and watching SNL. Pretty sure it was 1976 or 1977. Apparently they asked my friend if she wanted to travel with them. She turned them down.
I think the key lyric in this song is
"She makes you think that her life is a drag:
Oh, Jackie what fun you have had"
I think it talks about the secret life of a quiet girl.
I had been singing that song all day and lo and behold you reacted to it tonight!
Love, love, love that you guys are getting back to the Ozark Mountain Daredevils! They have so many great songs in their catalog. Hope you do reactions to Beauty In The River, Country Girl, Chicken Train (very cool quirky song), Homemade Wine, You Made It Right, and Black Sky among so many others. Please continue down this rabbit hole. Love you guys!
My favourite OMD tracks are Colorado and Spaceship Orion.
Another one I heard on the radio in the U.K. back in 1975 not a hit here but i loved it I managed to get the single nearly 25 years later and still have it and play it such a good tune
A great song by a great band from Missouri. As commercial as they ever got... hence the reason it charted high and the best. Their southern rock/bluegrass entries are their greatest gems. "Standing On The Rock" ( similar to If You Want To Get To HEaven); Walkin Down the Road; Beauty In The River (Gospelish); Country Girl; Chicken Train Stomp (Quirky)
Looking over the comments so far, I was not the only one here who was 14 when this song came out and was all over the airwaves. Always enjoyed the mood it put me in, although I really loved If You Wanna Get To Heaven. What a groove, the lyrics and the harmonica!
14 also.
If you want to get to heaven, is a more upbeat song of theirs. Good luck to your Bengals, Jay.
"Standing on the Rock" was also quite popular and we can't forget 'Chicken Train'. Definitely can't put Ozark Mountain Daredevils in just one box when it comes to their music style.
Such a cool song, thanks for reacting. 1975 was a terrific year for music.
Great song! Takes me back to the 70's.
From the album "It'll Shine When IT Shines".
Spaceship Orion , Country Girl , If I only knew , Leatherwood,Road to glory - incredible hippie band from the 70’s
keep the 70's music coming... ya baby !
This came out in the 70's, I don't even think I was 1 yet, lol. But I remember hearing it as a kid in the 80's on the radio. It's crazy how hearing a song can bring you back to a specific moment in time!
Another great video. Y'all are so awesome! I have a special request for you both to review and react to Bob Welch "Ebony Eyes" . He's a former member of the early Fleetwood Mac. Please and thank you Jay and Amber!! 🎉😊
Classic 70’s AM Gold !
Summers in the 70’s this was always on the radio ! Great memories ❤️