Rick Springfield • “Speak To The Sky” • 1971 [Reelin' In The Years Archive]
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He was in a group called Zoot and this is his first song since going solo. It reached in the top 10 in Australia.
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They should play this on radio today great music
Part of the K-Tel album "Believe In Music" album, which also introduced 11 year old me to Bulldog, Looking Glass, Mouth & MacNeil, Gallery, and the Five Man Electrical Band.
I, was 3 years old. When this Song, came out. I, was in My late 20's or Early 30's the first time I, heard it & loved it! I, was a Rick Springfield Fan, at 11 or 12 years old. I have Met, Rick twice & have continued being a Fan for over 40 years❤
MAN, To Be 11 Again! Thank You, Thank You, Thank You for All the Childhood Memories, Every Song I can Remember what I was Doing when they were on CKLW and WRIF Here in Detroit. @ReelinInTheYears
I remember this song.
Love this song by rick springfield kind of catchy. And he looks good and very young
The unpolished original recording of this song, almost sounding like a demo. It was sweetened up quite a bit and released in America in 1972 to become one of the best pop songs of that year.
That explains a lot!
I like the unpolished original better.
Loved the Beginnings album. Got it from Record Club of America. Wow! That dates me. Loved the song, Come on Everybody.
Still have this song/album..wish Rick would do this one in concert..a fan.
Covered by The Seekers in 1993- a very good version.
Is this the same Rick Sprinfield who sings Jesse's Girl?
Yup.
No it's his younger sister
This is Darude Sandstorm.
He reminds me of Keith Urban in this clip!!
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I’ve heard a lot worse debut songs than this! It’s okay but not great. He got much better later on but you have to start somewhere. At least it’s not embarrassingly bad.
Thanks!
It was right for the times..Not every song is timeless but timely!
Mick jagger lookalike
You know how some songs sound better to you as you as you get older? Yeah, this is not one of those songs. Truly awful Christian pop, as bad as it gets.
You know how some UA-cam contributors sound more impressive as they mature and become seasoned with knowledge & humility? Yeah, this is not one of those contributors. Truly awful perspective, as bad as it gets.
Rather unremarkable song, but "Christian pop" got even worse than this. There was even "Christian Metal" later on, which was truly horrific.
@@shyman99 Oh you.
Speaking to “the sky” is hardly Christian. 😏
@@rfichokeofdestiny "Speak to the sky 'cause things can get ya down
And you know when you're talkin' to the Lord, to the Lord." Come on, man, do your homework.