@115817758488914356103- I saw another "live" performance of this song here from a 2010 concert and they still were just as tight and awesome. They do a great performance on their other hit song "Whatcha Gonna Do?
If you find that time machine don't forget to bring me with you, that way we can become famous, do these songs before the real artists do them. We're gonna be rich!
The lead singer of Pablo Cruise (David) played for us at my uncles house only a few days ago which was 2 days after thanksgiving. He played this song for us too and got my whole family singing as the choir. He's a really nice guy. This is a really good song too.
TheBaronOfAshford that’s cool! I still have this one and COOL LOVE on my main playlists. Timeless songs. And group. He seems like a cool guy from what little I see on those live concert videos on here when he speaks in between songs. Have a good one!
There once was a time before hate, smart phones, social media, law suits, and viruses when people used to spend the day outside listening to music, playing frisbee, and enjoying good food!
That harmony and synchronization! What a great song. They're so talented. In 1981, my boyfriend and I went to check on my sister. She had moved out of town with a friend and I couldn't reach her so we just went to see what was up. She was very sick with a kidney infection, and he had left her alone. We told her to come home with us, and she did. It was a long drive, so we all took some acid. This song came on the radio. It spoke so poignantly to the day, and her going to a new start. I still can see ... when I looked in the back seat and our eyes met. The wind was blowing her hair around her head. I said, "This is a great song." And she said, "Yes, it is."
I can remember cruising in my brand new 1977 Plymouth volare roadrunner. Wearing a pair of Ray Bans and checking out the chicks on the strip in Panama City Florida. Thanks guys it's brought back some great memories! What a band!!
In my moms acid green Chevy Nova listening to 77 WABC, with Ron Lundy(hello luv✨). Listened to disco, rock, easy’s everything. Such a magical time. 70’s people were good looking.. 💋
This captures LA in the free and unblemished aura of 1978, with the enthralled crowd exhibiting their enjoyment in a time before mass shootings and drug domination, and is how best to remember Los Angeles as it was when I was there 44 years ago. The opening vista shows the funnels of the Queen Mary, the WW2 troop transporter, sold after to LA to be used as a floating event venue, but unfortunately it caught fire and burnt then was scrapped shortly after this concert. Look at the happy faces of those in LA in 1978 enjoying pure fresh stimulating entertainment and exceptional musical performances by all in the Pablo Cruise pop-rock group. Some members have passed on, and there have been many changes but the core remains and still performs for those of us who remember with relish the halcyon period of popular music in the 1970s and from 1960-1990. Love will find a Way is the song and the catch phrase from that zenith time of humanity in the 20th century.
Such a great song, sung by the musical greats of yesterday with such passion, artistry, rhythm, harmony, and professional musicianship! Music, the way it was meant to be. The synthetic, cookie-cutter, thin veil of today's music template pales (and fails) in comparison. We who have lived in this era are truly the lucky ones. For many of us, the passion is part of our fabric.
Jeezus...these live harmonies are killing it!! Today's acts couldn't sing the lead without autotune let alone 3 and 4 part harmonies live!! Pablo Cruise...killer musicians, songwriters and vocals!!
Superb guitar bits all through the song, and while singing too! Challenging vocals yet he nailed it with perfect pitch. Plus awesome fro and stache. All in an absolutely cool track. Wow
Mister:Pablo Cuise, i love U."SIR", with all do respet, you used to be, you are now, & you will be forever & ever a symbol of great music of the 70s for me, i came from Habana, Cuba, & everynight "Love will Find the way",by WKAAY, Radio Station from Litter Rock , Arkansas ,they used to play that song in my Radio & made me feel very very happy I was 17 years old young boy a high school student & i tell you what I really enjoy this one & many others song from you,so thank you so much for your great musically Talent and God bless you "SIR",i am here now in New York City is my home towm and I'm feeling very very happy,& I still listen to your music play in my phone thanks mister"Pablo Croise".....
Today's music is engineered to be exactly what it is. It is engineered to insult, disenfranchise and make you feel abandoned in terms of values, morals and standards. It caters to the lowest common denominator. Music like this is actually what the majority of the country wants to hear.
Was just listening to Ambrosia's 'Biggest Part of Me' live, here on UA-cam. Same masterful live sound as this video; same affirmative message. I'm with ya.
I never knew John Holmes was in a band... Sorry, I just HAD to say that! I loved this song back then and still do today. I'm sooo grateful that I was able to experience the 1970s and all the GREAT music of that era.
I was a freshman when this came out, and I saw the end of 2 unique eras, that I just cannot see happening again. Bands of all types were out, making great sounds. We went to a local lake house beach back then, & they had a sound system, concessions, etc, and tunes like this were always in the air. The other end that came was my brother's generation...5 yrs my senior, were the last group of high school kids that all had classic cars, now worth 100k and more GTO Judges, Stangs, 60's Camaros, etc.
Nice steady beat, well balanced sound, tight performance! Great singing and guitar licks. One of the best bands in the world. I like the way they played the song like the record!
One of the best groups of that era. Actually if they're still playing, I can't think of any "groups" of today that are close to this level of performnces.
@@bwade7342 In the 70's, we all thought disco was a joke. Now in today's wasteland, of course disco and even soft rock like Pablo Cruise sound absolutely wonderful. So satisfying.
I love the music of the 70s....Real music, the music I grew up on when we only had am radio. Great times and great memories. My daughter understands why the music I grew up with is so much better.
I was a kid in the 70s....aware enough to know it had a magical feel. Now its 2020 and this song reminds me of the innocence of the 70s and that the magic I felt wasnt just childhood but it was a special time. It was just before the beginning of the modern age with all its computers and microchips. Theyr magical too but minus the innocence.
Wow! Bought this album on Vinyl in late '70's and never knew these guys were that good live until now. And WTF? A "Hasselhoff" look-a-like that can sing and play like that? No fair! ;7)
What a great, fun 70s band...criused to this song many a hot summer night in my '71 Maverick..looking for chicks to have fun with..scored a FEW times..ha! Dave Jenkins plays those licks and sings so well...he makes it look easy! You just dont hear this type uplifting, soulful pop music anymore...hope it returns some day! Thanks for posting!
Comisky Park Chicago on a Saturday: Pablo Cruise, The Steve Miller Band and The EAGLES (Hotel California album). It was a blast. Anyone else see that tour?
Been groovin' to this song ever since my days in the Army in California near Monterey. I had just arrived in Cali when Pablo Cruise released it. Still sounds great to me.
Wow, they sound GREAT Live. It is almost as if they are lip-syncing, but they are not. As A musician, I can see clearly the talent and ability of this band. Impressive. So sad they are not going full force like they were in the 1970s. What a great band!
They had another song that came out before this one called "Whatcha Gonna Do?", which is probably the second biggest song from their late 70's hey-day.
I hear ya bro! Only I had a 70 Maverick, shackles on the leaf springs, chrome reverse wheels, e60s on the back, and no scoring, not for lack of tryin! Glad I had a dad who was into the pop music and would bring home great albums back then.
This song is just one of a million reasons why "The Seventies were the best"!
Amen, the only music I listen to, 50 years later 😉
Taco - well said. 👍
Amen.
The Best!!!
People bag on this genre constantly, but it's some pretty fine songwriting and musicianship.
No auto-tune, no lip-sync, no pyro-techs, no smoke machines, no huge production with props...just some tight vocals and tight musicianship.
Damn Straight!
@115817758488914356103- I saw another "live" performance of this song here from a 2010 concert and they still were just as tight and awesome. They do a great performance on their other hit song "Whatcha Gonna Do?
lxlandia no auto voice or processors.
Love song lots memories Ross B Stittsville on. 1978 love 😍 Darlene Gilligan-Kenney
Y'know what they used before Pro Tools? F'n pros! ;)
The wonderful 70's.Dang!! where is that time machine to transport me back when life was so simple.
If you find that time machine don't forget to bring me with you, that way we can become famous, do these songs before the real artists do them. We're gonna be rich!
pick you up after lunch and we'll head back their...will be driving the Partridge Family Bus
@@kikoloureiro5466 will pikk you up as well
I'm looking for it too along with the 80's time machine....great times
And we were younger!
The lead singer of Pablo Cruise (David) played for us at my uncles house only a few days ago which was 2 days after thanksgiving. He played this song for us too and got my whole family singing as the choir. He's a really nice guy. This is a really good song too.
TheBaronOfAshford: Whoa! That is at another level beyond cool.
TheBaronOfAshford that’s cool! I still have this one and COOL LOVE on my main playlists. Timeless songs. And group. He seems like a cool guy from what little I see on those live concert videos on here when he speaks in between songs. Have a good one!
So much coolness right there!
He seems like a good dude.
Saw then in 79 st the Fresno Fair .
Damn,that’s great
Wow! So glad UA-cam allows us to hear this great music again that we grew up with. Love Pablo Cruise!
There once was a time before hate, smart phones, social media, law suits, and viruses when people used to spend the day outside listening to music, playing frisbee, and enjoying good food!
Yeah, glad I was able to be a teenager and go to cheap concerts, dates , even flying lessons were fairly inexpensive.
thank you very much :-) have a fantastic day!
Miss those days
Yeah that still happens quite regularly here in America.
This is a master lesson of how a band should play live...great musicianship...
Thank you! The music is actually the "live" performance. That is true. Vocals were re-done in the studio, live. FYI
I grew up with this in my teen years! Some of the best times of my life. Incredibly inundated with some of the best artists back in the 70’s.
Such a groovy song with one of the best bass lines ever.
He's nailing that vocal and guitar part like a boss!
Great pipes and a fine guitarist, that Mr. Jenkins. Their sound is as good as a live performance gets.
Chord changes
...thinking about you?
That harmony and synchronization! What a great song. They're so talented.
In 1981, my boyfriend and I went to check on my sister. She had moved out of town with a friend and I couldn't reach her so we just went to see what was up.
She was very sick with a kidney infection, and he had left her alone. We told her to come home with us, and she did.
It was a long drive, so we all took some acid. This song came on the radio. It spoke so poignantly to the day, and her going to a new start.
I still can see ... when I looked in the back seat and our eyes met. The wind was blowing her hair around her head.
I said, "This is a great song."
And she said, "Yes, it is."
Love it when they sound just like the studio version, pure talent and love for good music!
Dave, I agree!!! Conway Twitty believed, and said, the song must be sung just iike the original recording. :)
I can remember cruising in my brand new 1977 Plymouth volare roadrunner. Wearing a pair of Ray Bans and checking out the chicks on the strip in Panama City Florida. Thanks guys it's brought back some great memories! What a band!!
In my moms acid green Chevy Nova listening to 77 WABC, with Ron Lundy(hello luv✨). Listened to disco, rock, easy’s everything. Such a magical time. 70’s people were good looking.. 💋
You just can't help but smile when this song plays!
This captures LA in the free and unblemished aura of 1978, with the enthralled crowd exhibiting their enjoyment in a time before mass shootings and drug domination, and is how best to remember Los Angeles as it was when I was there 44 years ago. The opening vista shows the funnels of the Queen Mary, the WW2 troop transporter, sold after to LA to be used as a floating event venue, but unfortunately it caught fire and burnt then was scrapped shortly after this concert. Look at the happy faces of those in LA in 1978 enjoying pure fresh stimulating entertainment and exceptional musical performances by all in the Pablo Cruise pop-rock group. Some members have passed on, and there have been many changes but the core remains and still performs for those of us who remember with relish the halcyon period of popular music in the 1970s and from 1960-1990. Love will find a Way is the song and the catch phrase from that zenith time of humanity in the 20th century.
Cali, top down, ocean breeze, Pablo Cruising !!!!
Such talented singers and musicians. I love it when the whole band can sing. One just as good as the other too
Awesome guitar tone!
Killer bass groove:check
Greasy guitar licks:check
Smooth vocals:check
Catchy chorus:check
Awsome backing vocals:check
Profound lyrics:double check
bands today will never be the caliber of these groups from back in the day..
Understatement! Genius !
Such a great song, sung by the musical greats of yesterday with such passion, artistry, rhythm, harmony, and professional musicianship! Music, the way it was meant to be. The synthetic, cookie-cutter, thin veil of today's music template pales (and fails) in comparison. We who have lived in this era are truly the lucky ones. For many of us, the passion is part of our fabric.
Absolutely BLOWN AWAY! So GOOD Live!!!!
And... what a GREAT view of life in the MAGNIFICENT 70's!!!!
懐かしい～💿️🎶
サーフィンしていた人は、レゲエとか、パプロクルーズとか聞いてたよね🏄♀️
You can almost smell the fog of reefer smoke at this show.... Good times!
Jeezus...these live harmonies are killing it!! Today's acts couldn't sing the lead without autotune let alone 3 and 4 part harmonies live!! Pablo Cruise...killer musicians, songwriters and vocals!!
That's gotta be one of the finest solo's Cheers !?!
Really an incredible vocal, and sounding just like the recording. Who can sing like that?
Love this Great Seventies Group I'm 60 !! This past August Miss the 70ies an my Friends an Family
DAMN THEM VOCALS ARE TIGHT!!!!!
Superb guitar bits all through the song, and while singing too! Challenging vocals yet he nailed it with perfect pitch. Plus awesome fro and stache. All in an absolutely cool track. Wow
I feel bad that my kids never got to experience the 70's.
I always tell my young adult children ,the same thing .We had the best....70's years !
Mister:Pablo Cuise, i love U."SIR", with all do respet, you used to be, you are now, & you will be forever & ever a symbol of great music of the 70s for me, i came from Habana, Cuba, & everynight "Love will Find the way",by WKAAY, Radio Station from Litter Rock , Arkansas ,they used to play that song in my Radio & made me feel very very happy I was 17 years old young boy a high school student & i tell you what I really enjoy this one & many others song from you,so thank you so much for your great musically Talent and God bless you "SIR",i am here now in New York City is my home towm and I'm feeling very very happy,& I still listen to your music play in my phone thanks mister"Pablo Croise".....
Man that dude could sing. I wish there were bands as good as this nowadays.
Today's music is engineered to be exactly what it is.
It is engineered to insult, disenfranchise and make you feel abandoned in terms of values, morals and standards.
It caters to the lowest common denominator.
Music like this is actually what the majority of the country wants to hear.
Was just listening to Ambrosia's 'Biggest Part of Me' live, here on UA-cam. Same masterful live sound as this video; same affirmative message. I'm with ya.
@@YaoEspirito Manomano!
The duel vocals on this song are absolutely perfect. Just butter.
I never knew John Holmes was in a band...
Sorry, I just HAD to say that!
I loved this song back then and still do today.
I'm sooo grateful that I was able to experience the 1970s and all the GREAT music of that era.
This band has always kicked ass . They have always sounded great.
Now I am 75 and it's still one of my all time fav. Plus it's helping me with another broken heart. Ty pc
Brings back memories of my time in the Navy and then college. Good times
I was a freshman when this came out, and I saw the end of 2 unique eras, that I just cannot see happening again. Bands of all types were out, making great sounds. We went to a local lake house beach back then, & they had a sound system, concessions, etc, and tunes like this were always in the air. The other end that came was my brother's generation...5 yrs my senior, were the last group of high school kids that all had classic cars, now worth 100k and more GTO Judges, Stangs, 60's Camaros, etc.
What a freakin' great song!! Love it "live".
Such a "warmth" to 70's rock and no band typified that more than Pablo Cruise.
Nice steady beat, well balanced sound, tight performance! Great singing and guitar licks. One of the best bands in the world. I like the way they played the song like the record!
I towed davids truck today! Super cool dude. Love this song Even more now.
I hadn't heard this song in such a long time. I forgot that it even existed. This is a great song. How dare I forget it. it shall never happen again.
Jacqueline Bos: Don't be so tough on yourself. You found your way back to this great sound!
No kidding. Thanks to The Bridge on XM I found it again. It’s one of the most amazing songs that I forgot about.
Yeah, how Dare You!! LoL😉🤣
Hot, hot, hot! I still have my Pablo Cruise albums!
One of the best groups of that era. Actually if they're still playing, I can't think of any "groups" of today that are close to this level of performnces.
really underrated group.always liked their music!
Exceptional live performance!!!
Superb live vocals. Just about as good as it can possibly get.
Fantastic 🌟✨
This is still one of my favorite songs. Thank you for sharing!
Also one of my favorites. You have good taste in music!!
Shh trying to listen and grow!
Anchorman meets yacht rock!
The 70's defined smooth and groove
Underrated band. Nice grooves. Great vocal
I remember seeing this concert on TV, the headline act was The Beach Boys.
Damn.. they sound GREAT live!
I was in college dating a tall dark haired woman...she could dance to this like no one I ever saw...:):)...thank you Diane
Damn good 70's songs! One underrated Pablo Cruise song :
" Island Woman"...actually my favorite..
A fondness for good music brought me here. 😀😀👍👍
This is such a happy, sunny, joyful song. As a child I didn't pay much attention to it, but as an adult...wow.
This song takes me back to the skating rink back in the 70s!
These guy's , the music .
Very talented and they had great songs and made great music .
Being an older guy I still love this band.
Now this is MUSIC! Not like that crap today!
too fucking right!!!
2020 Music Sucks.. some say Disco did. I say 2020 new artists do
Funny that’s what my dad said to me and now I tell my kids the same thing.
@@bwade7342
In the 70's, we all thought disco was a joke. Now in today's wasteland, of course disco and even soft rock like Pablo Cruise sound absolutely wonderful. So satisfying.
damn right music from the 60s 70s and 80s is true music always
I love the music of the 70s....Real music, the music I grew up on when we only had am radio. Great times and great memories. My daughter understands why the music I grew up with is so much better.
This is one great rock and roll band of the 70s that exemplifies the word cool, thanks for putting up this great video,
I was a kid in the 70s....aware enough to know it had a magical feel. Now its 2020 and this song reminds me of the innocence of the 70s and that the magic I felt wasnt just childhood but it was a special time. It was just before the beginning of the modern age with all its computers and microchips. Theyr magical too but minus the innocence.
Great, great, great song!!!!
PABLO CRUISE was an absolute killer group-David Jenkins and Corey Lerios were very talented
They still are! pablocruise.com
Brilliant !!! What a great tune ! Remember listening to this tune on the radio during one of my tours of the U.S.A.
Wow! Bought this album on Vinyl in late '70's and never knew these guys were that good live until now. And WTF? A "Hasselhoff" look-a-like that can sing and play like that? No fair! ;7)
Such an uplifting song. Definitely pumps me up
He sounds great live!
Brings back some great memories...💚
It’s alright - love will find a way - this is my favourite seventies song
missing the '70's and I was only a kid. remember listening on the radio while we were on owr way to grandma's in the '69 Buick Skylark(350 V8).
They were so cool! I was a little high school girl back then. I had their 45s!!
What a great, fun 70s band...criused to this song many a hot summer night in my '71 Maverick..looking for chicks to have fun with..scored a FEW times..ha!
Dave Jenkins plays those licks and sings so well...he makes it look easy!
You just dont hear this type uplifting, soulful pop music anymore...hope it returns some day!
Thanks for posting!
Love this !!! So many memories locked in this music ....lalala Love Will Find a Way.....YES!!!!
Comisky Park Chicago on a Saturday: Pablo Cruise, The Steve Miller Band and The EAGLES (Hotel California album). It was a blast. Anyone else see that tour?
I saw that tour in Winnipeg in August 1978. Jesse Winchester subbed for Pable Cruise at that particular concert.
We covered several tunes at the Jersey Shore in 1978. Fun times!
I love their band name as much as their music. Pablo Cruise. Brings great connotations
Hey viewers. Listen this masterpiece! This really haves a good mood. Simply wonderful!
I'm a sister and I love this jam.Blue eyed soul music nothing like this.
Thank you!
Me, too!
Me too girl, I wore it out listening.
I love the various ranges in his voice
Been groovin' to this song ever since my days in the Army in California near Monterey.
I had just arrived in Cali when Pablo Cruise released it. Still sounds great to me.
Fort Ord?
One of my all time favorite bands!!!
Wow, they sound GREAT Live. It is almost as if they are lip-syncing, but they are not. As A musician, I can see clearly the talent and ability of this band. Impressive. So sad they are not going full force like they were in the 1970s. What a great band!
Axis Garret yea we at capitol records live them guys I saw em live at Carowinds 31 years ago
True but father time is undefeated. Its sad...everything has a season. Beautiful song and wonderful band!
They had another song that came out before this one called "Whatcha Gonna Do?", which is probably the second biggest song from their late 70's hey-day.
djdepaolo - what about "I go to Rio?"....loved that one too!
A real performer
I hear ya bro! Only I had a 70 Maverick, shackles on the leaf springs, chrome reverse wheels, e60s on the back, and no scoring, not for lack of tryin! Glad I had a dad who was into the pop music and would bring home great albums back then.
Great back up vocals!
Incredible live performance!
Almost sounds like a backing track they sound so good. Pretty impressive
Awesome voice!
Ahhhh...great memories! Thanks Pablo!! :-)
Very nice....NGO...Never Gets Old
What a treat😴
I love that bass line.
Dave Jenkins (Vocalist) played that bass and co-wrote it with Cory Lerios (Piano) on the record. FYI! Multi talented writer, vocalist and musician!
Instantly recognizable....