I miss this man dearly. Anyone who reads this owes it to themselves to explore the vast library of John's music. He was so much more than a Daydream Believer. RIP Mr. Stewart.
I had the privilege of meeting John Stewart at one of his shows in Georgetown in the early 70s and had the opportunity to spend an hour with him where we discussed each of our lives and his songwriting following the show. Just one of those moments in time that you never forget and that make you ponder why you were so lucky to cross paths.
Always went to John’s concerts in San Francisco.. Back in the day.. At the Boarding house … I can remember the first time I heard Daydream believer.. Loved it.. still do.. My daughter to this day is a … Daydream Believer…
I am so glad I came to learn of the genius of John Stewart. I was in the third grad when "Daydream Believer" as sung by Davy Jones/The Monkees came out. Oh, how I love that song, and how I loved The Monkees!!! 'Great story. What memories!!!
John was a friend of mine; he influenced my group, The Frontiersmen, and we always met up with him be it with TKT or solo tour with David Batti thru the many years.
Thank you Mr Stewart. Since I first heard it as a boy Daydream has been one of my favourite songs ever. I'll pass from this life happy that I was fortunate enough to hear it!
I miss this man dearly. Anyone who reads this owes it to themselves to explore the vast library of John's music. He was so much more than a Daydream Believer. RIP Mr. Stewart.
I had the privilege of meeting John Stewart at one of his shows in Georgetown in the early 70s and had the opportunity to spend an hour with him where we discussed each of our lives and his songwriting following the show. Just one of those moments in time that you never forget and that make you ponder why you were so lucky to cross paths.
"There's people out there turnin' music into gold"
Davy’s voice made that song but it was also an anthem for the 1960s-sweet, uplifting and made you want to sing.
Always went to John’s concerts in San Francisco.. Back in the day.. At the Boarding house … I can remember the first time I heard Daydream believer.. Loved it.. still do.. My daughter to this day is a … Daydream Believer…
He wrote a song thats timeless. That's hard to do.
I have loved his voice since 1969 when when a UK DJ PLAYED LIVE VERSION OF JULY your woman
Stewart had to be related to Johnny Cash somehow. The resemblance is uncanny.
One of the best ever songs IMO 😃
The Japanese all girl Pop Punk band Shonen Knife does a killer cover of Daydream Believer.
Got the single as one of my gifts on Christmas morning 1967....played it to death....my sister got her own single too....thanks Mom!
Thank you John. I’m 60 and it’s still my favorite song.
One of if not greatest country/pop singers of all time.
Ah, John, I'm glad you were smart enough to agree to the lyric change. We all benefitted!
I am so glad I came to learn of the genius of John Stewart. I was in the third grad when "Daydream Believer" as sung by Davy Jones/The Monkees came out. Oh, how I love that song, and how I loved The Monkees!!! 'Great story. What memories!!!
John Stewart n stevie nicks are great together. Song GOLD 1979 awesome song
John was a friend of mine; he influenced my group, The Frontiersmen, and we always met up with him be it with TKT or solo tour with David Batti thru the many years.
RIP John Stewart! Thank you for all the songs you wrote and especially this masterpiece!
just goes to show you how a song is produced is everything. Without a good producer the best isn't brought out in a song
Thank you Mr Stewart. Since I first heard it as a boy Daydream has been one of my favourite songs ever. I'll pass from this life happy that I was fortunate enough to hear it!