Hey, Sussexdel! Do you also remember the great Paul Revere And The Raiders song "Indian Reservation?" Another band that you may have never heard before was the Indian rock band Redbone formed in LA. Their best songs were "Come And Get Your Love" in '74 and "Witch Queen Of New Orleans" '71.
@@tmr626 heard of all of them! Heck, I even love Cher’s “Half Breed”! The guys of Redbone wrote a song called “Nikki Hokey” that I love (Bobbi Gentry did a cover but I like PJ Proby version better)…ah, the memories ☺️
So glad to read this comment xxx it’s such a happy summer song. It’s disappointing that some want to politicise something that never had any agenda apart from fun.
Interesting that you brought up the Beach Boys. John Cowsill, the youngest of the Cowsill brothers, was the drummer for the Beach Boys for about 20 years, and he was great at the drums and he sang lead on several songs!
I always liked the song. For a few years I've had occasion to drive by a sign that says Indian Lake Rd. Each time I found the song in my head afterward and one time last year at the age of 72, I got home and rang up UA-cam and found the Live at Camp Gordon Version. It blew me away how great it sounded (and looked), especially since it was done back in 1968 when outdoor live performances usually were a disappointment compared to the studio version which you were accustomed to. Since then, I've obsessively seeked out other material old and new. At 73, I'm officially a big fan and hope to see you live one day. Thanks for the memories,
Susan said Davy Jones was the dance influence. I immeadiately thought of the "Day Dream Believer" video you guys reacted to. She's right. The same dance moves
For those who don't know, the part of the song the Cowsills no longer do (and removed from this video) is when they briefly do an Indian war whoop near the end.
@@brada1136I have Native American blood in me , and I am not insulted. Matter of fact, I whoop louder than anyone. People need to chill out on this "woke" stuff!
Yes - the producers originally planned to use the Cowsills but they declined the offer. You can even see that some of the Partridge Family stage outfits were based on what the Cowsills wore on this Sullivan clip.
The resurgence of the Cowsills. Who would've thunk? Hair was huge when I was a kid on top forty DJ driven radio in L.A. My mother would drive us down Wilshire Blvd. to Santa Monica beach every Saturday in the summer. When Hair came on five of us kids would go into our Cowsills act in the back of our station wagon with all the windows rolled down. Lots of interesting reactions from fellow motorists. Those were the days my friends.
Had a big crush on Susan for a long time. Vocals even today are fantastic. They recorded a new song a few years back called What I Believe and I loved it.
This is so great Thank you Bob,Paul and Susan, for taking time to come on Rob Squad reactions , so happy to hear this song puts a big ole smile on my face 😊
I'm pushing 74 real hard, I've enjoyed this song since it came out. I started camping on a lake in the Adirondak Mountains of New York called of all things Indian Lake-my 1st trip there was at 6 months old(memories of that one are still a bit fuzzy)-the only way to the sites was by water-some times miles back in-still go there to this day !-Great song, and I'm partly native (small part)-use that term in jest -as I have no ancestors from India that I know of, although I worked with someone from the subcontinent and we joked about being couisins.
To think that a group of siblings ranging from 8 to 19 can come up with as many hits in only a few short years and still resonate after 50 years is a revelation! When these songs first came out I was taken aback thinking that they were professional musicians, only to realise they were kids. Says a lot about where they got their inspiration from. Harmonies are what make them standout, as is mentioned on Wiki, they performed many Beatles songs when first doing small gigs before hitting the big time.
Thank you so much for having the Cowsills on your show. They are musical legends and great people. They have been making great music for 60 years. The best.
I can't begin to tell you how much fun your chats with The Cowsills have been! I could listen to you guys chatting about their musical history for hours. ❤.
My family has cabins there on the Lake. In fact, I'm going there next weekend. This song has a special place in the hearts of my family members. I think the Cowsills performed there a few years ago.
What a wonderful journey the two of you are experiencing, to go from Jay being pushed to listen to thunderstruck and now having meaningful,warm and friendly conversation with music legends, I am so happy for you folks and thankful that the Lord had me find you almost from the start. Bless you for what you're doing to keep this part of the past alive.
This song has so many influences, barbershop quartet, Beach Boys, Cher, Neil Diamond....lots of songs like this we got to listen to. We were soooo lucky.
I had the opportunity to meet these three at, of all places, Indian Lake, Ohio a few years ago. Of course, there was a meet and greet at the end, but I got to meet them earlier - even though I wasn't supposed to be where I was. The staff at Indian Lake High School was supposed to keep people out because they were doing their sound check but they let a number of us through anyway. I felt strange once I realized they were doing their sound check and I was sitting there when I wasn't supposed to be. Add to that, their suitcases/wardrobe stuff was sitting right in front of me. I remember Bob saying, (sic) "I guess some people had special tickets to be in here now". He had every right to be aggravated. When their sound check was over, they came down to get their stuff and talked to me for a minute or two. Bob and Susan made their way to their dressing rooms and Paul stayed and talked to me for 5 minutes or so. He talked to me like we were old friends. There were several other acts performing that evening and as I was walking the hall to go outside and vape, Paul was walking toward me and gave me a two hand slap to the shoulder as he walked by. These are some of the nicest, most down to Earth people you can ever meet.
I’m 74. I was in college when this group came to our campus. The majority of the kids were just crazy about them. We had a blast dancing in the aisles!!! Great times!!! 😊😂❤
there is a live version of this song, where they sing and play live, whilst entertaining the troops and it is incredible. the cowsills are really good and very underated.
I love this interview. I was the same age as some of those kids and I loved their music. Some of my buddies would pick at me because to the older teens it was called bubble gum rock. But hey what can I say I loved it. I followed them in the magazines etc.
Think I was 7 when this was released. Loved it then, love it now. Had a good laugh with my brother-in-law a couple of years back when we were discussing Cowsills tunes and he remembered every single verse to this song. So great to see & hear them on your channel. What a strange AI video, but the sound is still good. Be blessed ❤
Im Sue's age. Love this song. We would go to an Indian Lake in Michigan then. It was a place were my Dad's war buddies would bring their families. Great song and memories.😊
That is so sweet you were invited to be on The Cowsills podcast.🧡 Paul, Susan, and Bob are so kind.❤ Everyone becomes family. Love this!! ❤Big fan of "Indian Lake" since my childhood. Thanks so much, J & Amber!! Thank you, Paul, Susan, and Bob, (The Cowsills). 🧡🌻🧡(Bob's twin, Richard (Dick), according to Susan, was the one who taught her how to dance). 😊
Alright guys, I'm what you call Redbone ... part Native American, part other things, and NONE of that Politically Correct crap ever made any sense to me. It is an HONOR to be referred to, in any way that has been put forth because, like with teams, you don't name your team after something you hate, want to make fun of or ridicule ... you name your team after something you respect, honor and/or puts fear into your opponents hearts and minds, and I LOVED this song growing up. It was about something desirable, named after something desirable, and suggested something really fun, so ... now, I just wanna to reiterate how much I always had a crush on Susan 😂🤣😂🤗🥰
Thank you for posting this ❤ anyone who is a fan of the Cowsills knows they are not political and that this song was purely a happy summer song. I respect indigenous people and hate what happened to so many…. But this song isn’t something to ban in my view, it’s just pure “hey let’s go play in the sun”
@@shyman99 Yeah, I noticed that too. I just can't figure out why we have to play that game. It's like everyone's lost their frickin' minds. It never bothered me that people accurately portrayed what used to be a real thing. No one seems to be offended by someone yelling out sounds and/or phrases from other cultures.
My husband and I were lucky enough to catch The Cowsills at the beginning of their Happy Together Tour last year at the Florida Theater in Jacksonville! It was a great concert, so many wonderful songs, and new memories. I couldn't click on this video fast enough! ❤
God I loved that song.....so fun, entertaining, and very iconic/ catchy. It is timeless imo! Another summer song hit was " Summer on the City" 1966, the Lovin' Spoonful. I was 16 yrs old then.
I have to tell you guys that I’ve been trying to get y’all to play “The Rain, The Park, And Other Things” for two years. You’ve exceeded my wildest expectations! This was a lot of fun for an OG like me. Thank you guys for this extravaganza! RSR forever! Peace and love
Hello R.S., I remember when the oldest brother was drafted for Viet Nam and the family had a special concerning that! Be safe and take care, "God Bless", sincerely, Randy. 😇🙏👊
What wonderful guests! I loved their music when I was a kid, and I was so mad when they made a fake "family" for the Partridge Family instead of making the show about the Cowsills. I felt very protective of them. I was about 8.
Rob Squad, I am enjoying this new format of yours with guest reactors, and it has been so much fun watching your interaction with the Cowsills! Great job!
I was excited when I saw you were going to feature The Cowsills on The Creators, but it took a few days I got a chance to watch the videos. When i saw that you would be reacting to Indian Lake my first thought was, I wonder how long it will take for Jay to mention that he's putting it on his river play list. You did not disappoint, Jay!
So much fun!! I remember when this song came out thinking it was really weird, but it was so catchy it would get stuck in my brain and lodged there all summer. I now have to check out the Cowsills podcast and Sunday radio show. Who knew??? Thank you Amber and Jay for sharing this with us!!
This was just magic, thank you for making my day, what a life moment to be able to meet and be friends and share music with an iconic and lovely musical family, when it comes to music age doesn't matter hey? it is one of lifes soul healing blessings, Mark, Australia
I'm going to have to check their schedule and see if they're coming around my area because I have to see this group while they're still singing... Great reaction guys...
I grew up on Indian Lake in Russells Point Ohio and have heard this song since I was little. Always thought it was written about our Lake. Not sure if it is, but it is definitely one of our local theme songs .
I love the energy and dynamism of the Cowsill family. How nice that they invite you as guests on their podcast! Also nice to see photos of young Amber and her brothers!
Back in the 1930s and 1940s Indian lake Ohio was a real hopping place! They had an amusement park with a bunch of rides, and a bandstand that people could go to and have dinner and dance, and all the top big bands of the time, Benny Goodman, Les Brown, Guy Lombardo........ Actually performed there.😃
You guys have amassed quite an eclectic library. I'm surprised you haven't done either of Neil Sedaka's #1 from the mid-1970s, "Laughter In The Rain" and "Bad Blood".
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I’m 73. I have difficulty remembering breakfast … but I remember the lyrics to Indian Lake. Thank you all.
Same!
67. Ditto!
Me too!
Native American here - I love this song, have since I was a child 🪶
Hey, Sussexdel! Do you also remember the great Paul Revere And The Raiders song "Indian Reservation?" Another band that you may have never heard before was the Indian rock band Redbone formed in LA. Their best songs were "Come And Get Your Love" in '74 and "Witch Queen Of New Orleans" '71.
@@tmr626 heard of all of them! Heck, I even love Cher’s “Half Breed”! The guys of Redbone wrote a song called “Nikki Hokey” that I love (Bobbi Gentry did a cover but I like PJ Proby version better)…ah, the memories ☺️
So glad to read this comment xxx it’s such a happy summer song. It’s disappointing that some want to politicise something that never had any agenda apart from fun.
I just remembered! Back in '68 - '69 The Bee Gees did a great short song titled "Indian Gin And Whiskey Dry" on their "Ideas" LP/CD. Hope you like it!
These guys are fun! Yay Cowsills!
My partner and I are Native American and take no offense to the title. We love this song! Thanks again! You guys are the best....
Susan Cowsill is well worth seeing in concert. She does excellent Americana-type songs.
She's a fantastic solo artist, and her work with the Continental Drifters is amazing, too!
Always nice to see something that appears so wholesome.
I didn't know Brian Wilson was a fan of this song but it makes perfect sense. It's not hard to imagine the Beach Boys doing this song.
Interesting that you brought up the Beach Boys. John Cowsill, the youngest of the Cowsill brothers, was the drummer for the Beach Boys for about 20 years, and he was great at the drums and he sang lead on several songs!
@@patlarimore6960 I know and I agree. I think he sang "Help Me, Rhonda" after Al left the group.
Mike Love's book has a funny story about this.
I always liked the song. For a few years I've had occasion to drive by a sign that says Indian Lake Rd. Each time I found the song in my head afterward and one time last year at the age of 72, I got home and rang up UA-cam and found the Live at Camp Gordon Version. It blew me away how great it sounded (and looked), especially since it was done back in 1968 when outdoor live performances usually were a disappointment compared to the studio version which you were accustomed to. Since then, I've obsessively seeked out other material old and new. At 73, I'm officially a big fan and hope to see you live one day. Thanks for the memories,
Susan said Davy Jones was the dance influence. I immeadiately thought of the "Day Dream Believer" video you guys reacted to. She's right. The same dance moves
Davey Jones lived about 15 miles from me.
For those who don't know, the part of the song the Cowsills no longer do (and removed from this video) is when they briefly do an Indian war whoop near the end.
Pretty ridiculous. I believe it was just Susan doing the whoop. Very cute and innocent. A part of the song that I always looked forward to.
@@brada1136I have Native American blood in me , and I am not insulted. Matter of fact, I whoop louder than anyone. People need to chill out on this "woke" stuff!
When I was a kid, we always vacationed at Indian Lake Ohio, just outside of Lima. Family had cottages there and such reunions we had.
The Cowsills were the real life musical group/family that was the inspiration for the hit T.V. series "The Partridge Family"
Wow that's a nice little tidbit.
@@russeli1941 Thanks..I've always been surprised how many people that don't know that..But once they do it makes total sense to them.
Isn't that precious? You think they know what "The Partridge Family" is.
@@davidlionheart2438 I can't say,, But once knowing it,, Maybe they will investigate it further..But thanks for such a positive comment anyway.
Yes - the producers originally planned to use the Cowsills but they declined the offer. You can even see that some of the Partridge Family stage outfits were based on what the Cowsills wore on this Sullivan clip.
I hope the Cowsills' "We Can Fly" will be part of this series.
One that's not played as much as it deserves
The resurgence of the Cowsills. Who would've thunk? Hair was huge when I was a kid on top forty DJ driven radio in L.A. My mother would drive us down Wilshire Blvd. to Santa Monica beach every Saturday in the summer. When Hair came on five of us kids would go into our Cowsills act in the back of our station wagon with all the windows rolled down. Lots of interesting reactions from fellow motorists. Those were the days my friends.
Had a big crush on Susan for a long time. Vocals even today are fantastic. They recorded a new song a few years back called What I Believe and I loved it.
This is so great Thank you Bob,Paul and Susan, for taking time to come on Rob Squad reactions , so happy to hear this song puts a big ole smile on my face 😊
I recently saw them in Jacksonville Florida for the happy together tour they was my favorites of that night
I'm pushing 74 real hard, I've enjoyed this song since it came out. I started camping on a lake in the Adirondak Mountains of New York called of all things Indian Lake-my 1st trip there was at 6 months old(memories of that one are still a bit fuzzy)-the only way to the sites was by water-some times miles back in-still go there to this day !-Great song, and I'm partly native (small part)-use that term in jest -as I have no ancestors from India that I know of, although I worked with someone from the subcontinent and we joked about being couisins.
still an all time favorite for me to this day- Susan is adorable....
I was most impressed with the dancing and musicality of the 8 year old Susan. Having raised two daughters it was bringing back good memories.
To think that a group of siblings ranging from 8 to 19 can come up with as many hits in only a few short years and still resonate after 50 years is a revelation!
When these songs first came out I was taken aback thinking that they were professional musicians, only to realise they were kids.
Says a lot about where they got their inspiration from.
Harmonies are what make them standout, as is mentioned on Wiki, they performed many Beatles songs when first doing small gigs before hitting the big time.
Thank you so much for having the Cowsills on your show. They are musical legends and great people. They have been making great music for 60 years. The best.
I can't begin to tell you how much fun your chats with The Cowsills have been! I could listen to you guys chatting about their musical history for hours. ❤.
I live in Ohio and we have a real lake named Indian Lake! And it's a really fun place!!! Thanks for the memories all!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Live about 20 minutes from Indian Lake ! The Tornado this spring almost wiped them out! 😢
My family has cabins there on the Lake. In fact, I'm going there next weekend. This song has a special place in the hearts of my family members. I think the Cowsills performed there a few years ago.
@debibailey2968 , my sister in law and nephews live in the area Bellefontaine, Russell's Point, and Huntsville! Yes, that storm was bad!
Yes, we were all shocked, when Indian lake got hit!!
@@jackedwards7420 I remember as a toddler going to Russell's Point when they had an amusement park there. This was a looong time ago.
What a wonderful journey the two of you are experiencing, to go from Jay being pushed to listen to thunderstruck and now having meaningful,warm and friendly conversation with music legends, I am so happy for you folks and thankful that the Lord had me find you almost from the start. Bless you for what you're doing to keep this part of the past alive.
thanks so much summer fun! good memories ❤
Susan really cuts the rug!
This song has so many influences, barbershop quartet, Beach Boys, Cher, Neil Diamond....lots of songs like this we got to listen to. We were soooo lucky.
Haven't heard this song in years, forgot how great it sounds. And it still sounds great today.
Bravo. Thank you for the Cowsills interview. You put a smile on my face.
I had the opportunity to meet these three at, of all places, Indian Lake, Ohio a few years ago. Of course, there was a meet and greet at the end, but I got to meet them earlier - even though I wasn't supposed to be where I was. The staff at Indian Lake High School was supposed to keep people out because they were doing their sound check but they let a number of us through anyway. I felt strange once I realized they were doing their sound check and I was sitting there when I wasn't supposed to be. Add to that, their suitcases/wardrobe stuff was sitting right in front of me. I remember Bob saying, (sic) "I guess some people had special tickets to be in here now". He had every right to be aggravated. When their sound check was over, they came down to get their stuff and talked to me for a minute or two. Bob and Susan made their way to their dressing rooms and Paul stayed and talked to me for 5 minutes or so. He talked to me like we were old friends. There were several other acts performing that evening and as I was walking the hall to go outside and vape, Paul was walking toward me and gave me a two hand slap to the shoulder as he walked by. These are some of the nicest, most down to Earth people you can ever meet.
The Cowsills are being very diplomatic about how badly their father treated them.
I suppose they can relate to how the Jackson 5 were treated by there father, some men are just arseholes
@@alwynemcintyre2184 And the Beach Boys as well.
I’m 74. I was in college when this group came to our campus. The majority of the kids were just crazy about them. We had a blast dancing in the aisles!!! Great times!!! 😊😂❤
I was born in 1970. I used to go through my parents albums and listen. I do remember this song and it takes me back. Thanks.
Great Song that I had never heard before!! This Video really shows me where The Partridge Family came from!!
ROB SQUAD, OMG, AMBER'S LITTLE BABY PICTURES ARE SO ADORABLE I AM LITERALLY DYING FROM CUTENESS OVERLOAD!!!❤❤
My favorite Cowsills song is "The Park, The Rain, And Other Things". Also, the Partridge Family was loosely based on The Cowsills.
Great times,we were actually allowed to be happy, miss those times.
Great reaction! I have enjoyed all 3 of these Cowsills songs that you've done. They are amazing. Susan...you were a gem! ❤
I own this 45
I ❤ the Cowsills.
I'm old enough to remember them on the radio alot
Extra fun watching the Cowsills reminiscing.
Susan was a dancing machine
there is a live version of this song, where they sing and play live, whilst entertaining the troops and it is incredible.
the cowsills are really good and very underated.
I love this interview. I was the same age as some of those kids and I loved their music. Some of my buddies would pick at me because to the older teens it was called bubble gum rock. But hey what can I say I loved it. I followed them in the magazines etc.
Let's hear it for being the younger sister!
Think I was 7 when this was released. Loved it then, love it now. Had a good laugh with my brother-in-law a couple of years back when we were discussing Cowsills tunes and he remembered every single verse to this song.
So great to see & hear them on your channel. What a strange AI video, but the sound is still good.
Be blessed ❤
Im Sue's age. Love this song. We would go to an Indian Lake in Michigan then. It was a place were my Dad's war buddies would bring their families. Great song and memories.😊
That is so sweet you were invited to be on The Cowsills podcast.🧡 Paul, Susan, and Bob are so kind.❤ Everyone becomes family. Love this!! ❤Big fan of "Indian Lake" since my childhood. Thanks so much, J & Amber!! Thank you, Paul, Susan, and Bob, (The Cowsills). 🧡🌻🧡(Bob's twin, Richard (Dick), according to Susan, was the one who taught her how to dance). 😊
Susan certainly had the groovy moves back then! Always a ton of comments about that. But brother Barry had some groovy moves himself!
Wow , The Cowsills 😻Memories from my childhood! I had the 45 of HAIR. They were on all the variety shows singing ! Can't believe they're still at it!
Know who you guys would love? The Smothers Brothers!
THANK YOU, COWSILLS!!! THANKS, JAY & AMBER!!! This has been a GIFT!!! HUGS!! HAPPY FOURTH!!! :)
Yes Thank you All ! 😂 Happy 4th of July Peace✌️ and Love❤ Gary😊
I love there reactions to you guys. They are such sweet and sincere people.❤❤❤
Absolute awesome ❤, you guys are the best 👍
Love this song, and my favorite part of this video is Susan and Barry dancing.
Alright guys, I'm what you call Redbone ... part Native American, part other things, and NONE of that Politically Correct crap ever made any sense to me. It is an HONOR to be referred to, in any way that has been put forth because, like with teams, you don't name your team after something you hate, want to make fun of or ridicule ... you name your team after something you respect, honor and/or puts fear into your opponents hearts and minds, and I LOVED this song growing up. It was about something desirable, named after something desirable, and suggested something really fun, so ... now, I just wanna to reiterate how much I always had a crush on Susan 😂🤣😂🤗🥰
Thank you for posting this ❤ anyone who is a fan of the Cowsills knows they are not political and that this song was purely a happy summer song. I respect indigenous people and hate what happened to so many…. But this song isn’t something to ban in my view, it’s just pure “hey let’s go play in the sun”
@@lyndy2026 🤗😊👍
@@shyman99 Yeah, I noticed that too. I just can't figure out why we have to play that game. It's like everyone's lost their frickin' minds. It never bothered me that people accurately portrayed what used to be a real thing. No one seems to be offended by someone yelling out sounds and/or phrases from other cultures.
So cool that y'all are friends of the Cowsills. I'm one of many that grew up with them. Love seeing them still entertaining. ❤❤❤
My husband and I were lucky enough to catch The Cowsills at the beginning of their Happy Together Tour last year at the Florida Theater in Jacksonville! It was a great concert, so many wonderful songs, and new memories. I couldn't click on this video fast enough! ❤
WOW again so many good memories hearing your song Thanks for all your music Cowsills
I LOOOOOOOOVE the Cowsills!!!! This was such fun. Love your daily shows - thanks for the memories! ♥️
God I loved that song.....so fun, entertaining, and very iconic/ catchy. It is timeless imo! Another summer song hit was " Summer on the City" 1966, the Lovin' Spoonful. I was 16 yrs old then.
I started noticing Susan in the video. Besides everyone being sharply dressed, her dancing brought the song to life. Plus, I have a thing for Bangs.
Soo cool! Haven't heard this in long time.
I have to tell you guys that I’ve been trying to get y’all to play “The Rain, The Park, And Other Things” for two years. You’ve exceeded my wildest expectations! This was a lot of fun for an OG like me. Thank you guys for this extravaganza! RSR forever!
Peace and love
OMG brings back so many memories when I was younger. Thank you so much. Thanks to the Cowsills for giving you all and us some time.
Excellent song. Brings back so many memories. 🤗❤️
Hello R.S., I remember when the oldest brother was drafted for Viet Nam and the family had a special concerning that! Be safe and take care, "God Bless", sincerely, Randy. 😇🙏👊
This song was my introduction to the band.My older brother had the 45.Love The Cowsills.
Love these songs that you can sing along to.
This song still makes me smile. Its such a happy song.
What wonderful guests! I loved their music when I was a kid, and I was so mad when they made a fake "family" for the Partridge Family instead of making the show about the Cowsills. I felt very protective of them. I was about 8.
Rob Squad, I am enjoying this new format of yours with guest reactors, and it has been so much fun watching your interaction with the Cowsills! Great job!
I was 13 and this was all over the air waves
As a kid hearing this song made me want to go to "INDIAN LAKE". You all look great, thanks for the memories.
Excellent!!! More running through the park music!! What a great series!!
I just love how they harmonize. Beautiful ❤
I was excited when I saw you were going to feature The Cowsills on The Creators, but it took a few days I got a chance to watch the videos. When i saw that you would be reacting to Indian Lake my first thought was, I wonder how long it will take for Jay to mention that he's putting it on his river play list. You did not disappoint, Jay!
So much fun!! I remember when this song came out thinking it was really weird, but it was so catchy it would get stuck in my brain and lodged there all summer. I now have to check out the Cowsills podcast and Sunday radio show. Who knew??? Thank you Amber and Jay for sharing this with us!!
This was just magic, thank you for making my day, what a life moment to be able to meet and be friends and share music with an iconic and lovely musical family, when it comes to music age doesn't matter hey? it is one of lifes soul healing blessings, Mark, Australia
This was absolutely wonderful! You 2 always give me a reason to smile😊 Very good job on this video ✌
Restless heart song called I'll still be loving you
Love the Cowsills. Hair is my go to Karaoke song.
Good song good reaction I enjoyed the stories
Indian Lake and Thunder Island always bring back nostalgic memories.
These were the best creators segments ever.. fun stuff.
7 year old me had such a crush on Susan Cowsill.
I'm going to have to check their schedule and see if they're coming around my area because I have to see this group while they're still singing... Great reaction guys...
Love this song!
There was a “whoo whoo whoo “ war cry from bad Hollywood westerns at the end, which is probably why the casinos said nope.
Kathie Says…SMILES!!!! ALL SMILES HERE!!! I LOVE THIS SONG…..always have & always will!!!
Yay Cowsills, thank you for all your good music, the 60’s had it all!!👍👏👏👏💜💜 ☮️
Thanks again, Cowsills. Love all your songs. Great job. Thanks, Rob Squad, too.
I grew up on Indian Lake in Russells Point Ohio and have heard this song since I was little. Always thought it was written about our Lake. Not sure if it is, but it is definitely one of our local theme songs .
Thank you for more Cowsills! All of you really get along great, it's so fun to watch.
I love the energy and dynamism of the Cowsill family. How nice that they invite you as guests on their podcast! Also nice to see photos of young Amber and her brothers!
This is a great idea. And starting with The Cowsills is epic.
Back in the 1930s and 1940s Indian lake Ohio was a real hopping place! They had an amusement park with a bunch of rides, and a bandstand that people could go to and have dinner and dance, and all the top big bands of the time, Benny Goodman, Les Brown, Guy Lombardo........ Actually performed there.😃
You guys have amassed quite an eclectic library. I'm surprised you haven't done either of Neil Sedaka's #1 from the mid-1970s, "Laughter In The Rain" and "Bad Blood".
I remember them wellthought the were teeny bopper at the time ,but I love them now, brings back many memories of the sixties, love them.