i'm 63 years old, and regardless of all the things age takes away from you, i am SOOOOO grateful to have lived in a time that had so much incredible music, on the radio, every day...!!!!!
The 1970's was a treasure trove of what would be called 'easy rock.' While Deep Purple and Led Zeppelin were pushing the envelope of hard rock, radio friendly pop rock started implementing elements of R&B and using organ melodies over guitar riffs. It was still rock and roll, it just opted for a more relaxed, summertime vibe. It's hard to find anyone in Gen X who doesn't have a nostalgic connection to this music because it was literally on almost every radio when they were growing up. Much of it still holds up due to impeccable production, simple melodic hooks and a talent pool that didn't rely on auto-tune to sing the correct notes, in the right keys.
As a child of the 70’s, I was so excited when music streaming started collecting all these great “Soft Rock Classics” and put them in a channel called Yacht Rock. I couldn’t careless what the channel was called…I was thankful I could push play and have all this classic greatness. I don’t understand all the hate on the channel’s name…who cares? Just enjoy!
Holding On To Yesterday by Ambrosia. The studio is good. If you want something different, they did a simulcast with some FM station live. The video is not great, but because of simulcast the sound is really good. You get to watch David Pack and the rest of them do their harmonies. DO THIS ONE!
I moved to middle Georgia in the early 1970s. It was the days when you could see the Allman Brothers walking around downtown Macon, the days of Capricorn Records, Elvin Bishop, Mussel Shoals and Southern Rock was king. It seems like an eternity has passed since then...
Ronnie Hammond was an amazing singer and ARS was criminally underrated. I saw them many times and they were just as wonderful live. Unfortunately, Ronnie Hammond died of heart failure at the age of 60, March 15, 2011. RIP, Ronnie. You are missed.
The funny thing about Spooky - ARS did a cover of it in 78, but some of the members were in the band that did it originally in the 60s- Classics 4. Kinda like the same band had the same hit twice lol
ok, now you have to do Imaginary Lover. You can imagine the lyrics. And be listening because the singer says a woman's name in the song out of the blue. Sounds like Gabby Weinstein. I think I heard back in the day this was a girl he was dating or something...it is just funny. Always cracks me up.
As an older Gen Xer who grew up in the 70s/80s, it makes me so happy to see you guys being so knowledgeable about the music from this golden era. So fun to watch and you're keeping good music alive. Thank you!!
The album this is from, "A Rock and Roll Alternative", is considered a classic and was rated 5 out of 5 stars in The Rolling Stone Album Guide. The ARS had perfected a sound that was lighter and more accessibly melodic than most Southern rock bands of the genre, but no less accomplished, they scored consistently on both the album and singles charts during their decade together. - AllMusic You know what reminds me of this a bit but faster? The following year's "I Wouldn't Want to Be Like You" by Alan Parson Project. Playing "Law & Order" while staring at somebody in a jail cell? It could be worse, like somebody staring at you in jail playing "Balls to the Wall".
The "Theme From Law & Order" was written by composer Mike Post, who had several Top 40 hits on the Billboard Hot 100 with his instrumental theme songs from various TV series. You might also like his songs: "Theme From The Rockford Files" (No. 10, 1975 ... 3 minutes, 11 seconds), "Theme From Magnum P.I." (No. 25, 1982 ... 3 minutes, 28 seconds), and "Theme From Hill Street Blues" (No. 10, 1981 ... 3 minutes, 14 seconds).
Wife Speaking ..One of the best "Urban Night Sounds" bands EVER!!!..Or people call it soft rock...The "jazzy" instrumentation, lyrics, ,voice..Just sensual perfection!!!..."Baby Making music" for sure..I'm getting in the mood just hearing you guys talking about it!!..You REALLY need to do their song Imaginary Lover.."
I saw them in concert, it was really great, all of it, but the bass player was UNBELIEVABLE, he did a few solos, I wouldn't compare him to Getty, but he is just as great a musician as Getty, different style..
Don’t know if this one’s already been recommended but “Can’t You See” by The Marshall Tucker Band should be on your Southern Rock playlist. It is 🔥, your favorite element, lol.
So much fun watching the 3 of you all hear a good song for the first time. I’ll echo everyone else. Imaginary Lover (talk about a baby-makin’ playlist song) and Champagne Jam are great, too. Southern Rock is just so stinkin’ good. I hope we haven’t lost the fantastic Flirtin’ With Disaster. Is it out of jail yet?
You guys are just fun. I really like your reviews - you play off of each other well. I miss it when one of you doesn't get to participate, but understand that it would be hard to coordinate schedules. Not that I don't enjoy when it's just two of you - the review is still enjoyable. Hope you keep going - it is truly a pleasure watching/listening. Great review guys!
Damn you guys made this old 77 yr old lady get her ass up and dance! Damn i really dug that song! WAA hooooo.... 🔥drove my hubby crazy.... Cuz I danced all over the house.... 😅😅😅😅
ARS are among the gods of Rock n' Roll!!! One of my all-time favorite Rock bands that pioneered the genre "Blue-eyed Soul' music which would later be enhanced by Hall & Oates and other bands.....very underrated Rock band....But this group, Allman Brothers, and Steely Dan created and pioneered, "Blue-eyed Soul." Excellent reactions!!!!! I requested this song 11 months ago....Glad you guys enjoyed it!!! I have their CD....I will find some more music from ARS for you guys to react to. Grea reactions guys!!! Love seeing you guys get excited about great music!!!
I *respectfully* disagree. Not saying that ARS didn’t use soulful accents in their music (I only know their few Top 40 hits) but as an R&B head, I’ve never heard ARS mentioned/cited in the ‘blue-eyed soul’ convo. Hall & Oates? Most definitely. (Btw, “Sara Smile” came out 1 yr *before* “So Into You” and “Sara Smile” is considered a ‘blue-eyed soul’ classic.) Other frequent ‘blue-eyed soul’ names incl Boz Scaggs, Michael McDonald, Kenny Loggins and Ambrosia, among others. Their primary music wasn’t R&B but they had songs that did well on the black music charts. This is nothing against ARS. I actually liked their hits but I never considered them ‘blue-eyed soul’. Music critics often bring up The Righteous Brothers as the pioneers of ‘blue-eyed soul’ and I don’t even agree with that claim. Again, I mean no disrespect (emphasize that bc I know these debates can get contentious). ✌🏽
React to these! Dogs, Pigs, Sheep (in this order) - Pink Floyd Love is alive - Gary Wright Turn me loose - Loverboy Trampled underfoot - Led Zeppelin Kid Charlemagne - Steely Dan The Fez - Steely Dan Josie - Steely Dan Lido Shuffle - Boz Scaggs Eminence Front - The Who Twilight Zone - Golden Earring Mean street - Van Halen You’ll never find another love like mine - Lou Rawls
Been listening to this over 40 years, I'm 60, in Brisbane Australia 🇦🇺, love you guys reactions, Low down was so funny, best pick me up video on UA-cam. I play this some times at BJJ. Take care guys bring it.
You guys need to listen to Caught Up In You by 38 Special… omgosh, some fantastic southern rock! Btw… So Into you, definitely my favorite by ARS! I was 3 years old when it came out. I’m old! 😅
ARS looks like they met in physics class and hired a couple of good looking front men that played AND looked like rock stars. But these guys laid down some great tracks...
Love all of you, you are just adorbs. "So Into You" by Fabolous and Tamia! (Close, Ryan, Ashanti is great, too) is a jam! This song hit and got so much play on the airwaves back in the day. Glad that you brought it back for some repeat enjoyment. Keep doing your thing and sending out good vibes. We appreciate you!
I'm gonna quote Nick here: "Radio, I hate you!" All these years listening to this song and I NEVER heard that guitar work at the end! Damn, that was good!😊
Another Great ARS song is "Homesick" you really need to give it a listen. Your reactions are very interesting and watching the 3 of you get educated in the music that I grew up listening to. Keep up the awesome reactions. 👌 🤘
Love me some ARS. The album Champagne Jam is a must for any 70's music collector. " Not Gonna Let it Bother me Tonight," and" Imaginary Lover" are their big hits off that album. "Spooky" is actually their cover version of Cobb's and Buie's 1968 Classics IV hit.
I know what you're talking about, lol. Fabolous, that's the same rapper that made that "Breathe" song. Also, the electric piano in the beginning of "So Into You" that's used in Supertramp songs is a Wurlitzer.
J.R.Cobb recorded Spooky in 1967 with The Classics IV then Became a member of ARS in '72 and rerecorded it with them, was Guitarist on both versions....check out original. also did Stormy with Classics IV, another great song, later covered by Santana...
Wow, I had forgotten this song, and I always thought it was the Doobie Bros or the Stevw Miller Band. My mom used to listen to the 70s station (in the 80s), so I recognize it from there.
"I'm Not Gonna Let It Bother Me Tonight", "Do It or Die" and their second biggest hit, (behind "So Into You"), "Imaginary Lover" are all worthy of checking out. I know all of these songs because here in Cincinnati they would play them on local stations during Two for Tuesday and/or Three for Thursdays. Great video again guys. Love the reactions.
I so enjoy the three of you, you really know your music. I remember this song well and liked it a lot. May I suggest you react to a group called Classics IV, songs Spooky and Stormy . Both great tunes! 👍😊
"Champaign Jam, " Doraville," " Not Gonna Let it Bother me Tonight," " Imaginary Lover" and many more. Just so smooth.
Plus two more: The shuffle rocker "Angel" and the acoustic ballad "Do It Or Die" -- also terrific tunes.
All great songs. Love Champaign Jam!
@@jdw5678 Which transitions you right into the Steve Miller band🙌❤️
i'm 63 years old, and regardless of all the things age takes away from you, i am SOOOOO grateful to have lived in a time that had so much incredible music, on the radio, every day...!!!!!
56 and Ditto!
Me too ! 70s were the best 👌
'78 grad here....no doubt about it!👍🤙
One of the BEST groups to be underrated with so many great songs. A LOT more people need to know about this band......
This one really takes me back...😊 Imaginary Lover is probably their biggest hit, and it’s a good one.
Spooky!
Imaginary Lover is the logical next step. So underrated.
The 1970's was a treasure trove of what would be called 'easy rock.' While Deep Purple and Led Zeppelin were pushing the envelope of hard rock, radio friendly pop rock started implementing elements of R&B and using organ melodies over guitar riffs. It was still rock and roll, it just opted for a more relaxed, summertime vibe. It's hard to find anyone in Gen X who doesn't have a nostalgic connection to this music because it was literally on almost every radio when they were growing up. Much of it still holds up due to impeccable production, simple melodic hooks and a talent pool that didn't rely on auto-tune to sing the correct notes, in the right keys.
“Imaginary Lover” is their second top 10 hit after “So Into You”.
As a child of the 70’s, I was so excited when music streaming started collecting all these great “Soft Rock Classics” and put them in a channel called Yacht Rock. I couldn’t careless what the channel was called…I was thankful I could push play and have all this classic greatness.
I don’t understand all the hate on the channel’s name…who cares? Just enjoy!
This song brings yacht rock back to the plate, Ambrosia on deck
They did “Biggest Part Of Me” already. I hope “You’re The Only Woman” is next in line.
"Imaginary Lover!!"
Holding On To Yesterday by Ambrosia. The studio is good. If you want something different, they did a simulcast with some FM station live. The video is not great, but because of simulcast the sound is really good. You get to watch David Pack and the rest of them do their harmonies. DO THIS ONE!
David Pack 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I love Ambrosia!
I moved to middle Georgia in the early 1970s. It was the days when you could see the Allman Brothers walking around downtown Macon, the days of Capricorn Records, Elvin Bishop, Mussel Shoals and Southern Rock was king. It seems like an eternity has passed since then...
This song is a sexy slinky beast. Welcome to the room that knows about it.
Seriously this is some southern blue eyed soul
Atlanta Rhythm Section will forever be in my heart. Definitely one of the super bands
I love this song, but if you're tripping on the smoothness of this, then God help you when you hear "Imaginary Lover".
Ronnie Hammond was an amazing singer and ARS was criminally underrated. I saw them many times and they were just as wonderful live. Unfortunately, Ronnie Hammond died of heart failure at the age of 60, March 15, 2011. RIP, Ronnie. You are missed.
I turned 62 yesterday boy the memories from this song ha!
Excellent musicians. Most, if not all, were studio session players before ARS.
They also were with the Classics Four in the 60's
Yes. Paul Goddard in particular was an outstanding bass player.
The lead singer definitely had some swag! I’ve always loved this song and Atlantic Rhythm Section.
The funny thing about Spooky - ARS did a cover of it in 78, but some of the members were in the band that did it originally in the 60s- Classics 4. Kinda like the same band had the same hit twice lol
Atlanta Rhythm Section is a great southern rock band. "Imaginary Lover" and "Not Gonna Let it Bother Me Tonight" are classics you'll love.
Bobby Caldwell- "What You Won't Do For Love " trust me 1979 do the video should not be blocked!! Fire :)
I will never turn this tune off when it comes on the radio
Underrated band.
💯
Ronnie Hammond was quite the Ladis lav man.
We used to have some fun with it by saying there waS DO,DO IN HER EYES....
Who wouldn't like "Spooky?" And "So Into You?"
And "Champagne Jam?" And "Imaginary Lover?"
Their “Spooky” reaction:
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@@gabrielmcdonnell8699 Just checked it out. Thanks
ok, now you have to do Imaginary Lover. You can imagine the lyrics. And be listening because the singer says a woman's name in the song out of the blue. Sounds like Gabby Weinstein. I think I heard back in the day this was a girl he was dating or something...it is just funny. Always cracks me up.
Imaginary Lover is another you have to listen to by them.
Imaginary Lover is their most popular and probably their best song. You should make it your next ARS reaction.
So many good tunes to tap into with ARS. Do your ears a favor and take a deep dive into this band.
As a 57 year old native Atlantan ,ARS is a great band with some great tunes.
"Georgia Rhythm" & "Imaginary Love" are both fantastic.
They are still touring (without original singer) along with another Atlanta 1970's band called, Mother's Finest (still original). RIP, Buddy.
As an older Gen Xer who grew up in the 70s/80s, it makes me so happy to see you guys being so knowledgeable about the music from this golden era. So fun to watch and you're keeping good music alive. Thank you!!
The album this is from, "A Rock and Roll Alternative", is considered a classic and was rated 5 out of 5 stars in The Rolling Stone Album Guide.
The ARS had perfected a sound that was lighter and more accessibly melodic than most Southern rock bands of the genre, but no less accomplished, they scored consistently on both the album and singles charts during their decade together. - AllMusic
You know what reminds me of this a bit but faster? The following year's "I Wouldn't Want to Be Like You" by Alan Parson Project.
Playing "Law & Order" while staring at somebody in a jail cell? It could be worse, like somebody staring at you in jail playing "Balls to the Wall".
You know a reaction channel is nostalgia-based and its subs were born in the 80’s or earlier when you devote time to “Law & Order”. 😂
I hear a lot of Alan Parson's Project (Sirius and Wouldn't want to be like you) and Toto. Great song. Great groove.
This song also has those funk vibes, not only soul. :) The live version is even better because of the longer guitar solo. Incredibly groovy track!!
Intro is a Rhodes piano with almost no mods to the tone..thats the way it sounds right out of the box.
The greatest Bass guitar solo in the history of rock, Paul Goddard, Atlanta Rhythm Section, Another Man's Woman !!!
The only band I paid to see 3 times. Just put on their greatest hits, sit back and grin.
The "Theme From Law & Order" was written by composer Mike Post, who had several Top 40 hits on the Billboard Hot 100 with his instrumental theme songs from various TV series. You might also like his songs: "Theme From The Rockford Files" (No. 10, 1975 ... 3 minutes, 11 seconds), "Theme From Magnum P.I." (No. 25, 1982 ... 3 minutes, 28 seconds), and "Theme From Hill Street Blues" (No. 10, 1981 ... 3 minutes, 14 seconds).
Instantly relatable lyrics, for one of the most hypnotically haunting songs from the 1970s.
Wife Speaking ..One of the best "Urban Night Sounds" bands EVER!!!..Or people call it soft rock...The "jazzy" instrumentation, lyrics, ,voice..Just sensual perfection!!!..."Baby Making music" for sure..I'm getting in the mood just hearing you guys talking about it!!..You REALLY need to do their song Imaginary Lover.."
" Not Gonna Let it Bother me Tonight" & " Imaginary Lover" !!!!!!
I saw them in concert, it was really great, all of it, but the bass player was UNBELIEVABLE, he did a few solos, I wouldn't compare him to Getty, but he is just as great a musician as Getty, different style..
38 Special would be a great southern rock band to dive into. A lot of hits.
Very underrated band. Lots of great songs in their rabbit hole. My personal favorite it Spooky. But then again they are all great songs
"Imaginary Lover" and "Not Gonna Let It Bother Me Tonight" are both classics. Oh, and "Champagne Jam" as well.
Another hit of theirs (that I remember from the 70's) was "Imaginary Lover".
Don’t know if this one’s already been recommended but “Can’t You See” by The Marshall Tucker Band should be on your Southern Rock playlist. It is 🔥, your favorite element, lol.
ARS, responsible for many great songs, even before they were ARS. Oh, and nice shirt. One of my favorite FNM albums.
Follow up with "Imaginary Lover" and "Champagne Jam" trust us...
You guys...😅😂😂😂🤣
ARS was good live as well….often overlooked but always brings it! ❤
An underappreciated band, great song. "Imaginary Lover" is the next one to review.
So much fun watching the 3 of you all hear a good song for the first time. I’ll echo everyone else. Imaginary Lover (talk about a baby-makin’ playlist song) and Champagne Jam are great, too. Southern Rock is just so stinkin’ good. I hope we haven’t lost the fantastic Flirtin’ With Disaster. Is it out of jail yet?
These guys were really big in the mid to late 70's.They are really kind of in the southern rock genre.Highly underrated.Great catalog!
You guys are just fun. I really like your reviews - you play off of each other well. I miss it when one of you doesn't get to participate, but understand that it would be hard to coordinate schedules. Not that I don't enjoy when it's just two of you - the review is still enjoyable. Hope you keep going - it is truly a pleasure watching/listening. Great review guys!
Listen to imaginary lover by Atlanta rhythm section next. Really tasty
I love 70’s soft rock!
ARS…. Yaaaaaasssssss. Now we go down this rabbit hole. So many songs to listen to. Spooky should be next. 👍
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(Their reaction to “Spooky” from 8 months ago)
There was so many good songs from the 70s you would have a lifetime of reactions
Nice pick with ARS ! The musicianship with them is always amazing. I highly recommend Imaginary Lovers or Alien by them.
The ELECTRIC PIANO is awesome on this track.
Damn you guys made this old 77 yr old lady get her ass up and dance! Damn i really dug that song! WAA hooooo.... 🔥drove my hubby crazy.... Cuz I danced all over the house.... 😅😅😅😅
Really loved the 70s - so many different genres to choose from soft, hard, southern, bluesy, British rock and of course soul, R&B & blues
Don''t Miss The Message is one of their best songs and a total deep cut.
Not gonna let it bother me tonight, is a great song too!
This album heavy rotation in my room!
I knew Ty would do it-"its gonna be good"🎵😉cuties all guys
ARS are among the gods of Rock n' Roll!!! One of my all-time favorite Rock bands that pioneered the genre "Blue-eyed Soul' music which would later be enhanced by Hall & Oates and other bands.....very underrated Rock band....But this group, Allman Brothers, and Steely Dan created and pioneered, "Blue-eyed Soul." Excellent reactions!!!!! I requested this song 11 months ago....Glad you guys enjoyed it!!! I have their CD....I will find some more music from ARS for you guys to react to. Grea reactions guys!!! Love seeing you guys get excited about great music!!!
I *respectfully* disagree. Not saying that ARS didn’t use soulful accents in their music (I only know their few Top 40 hits) but as an R&B head, I’ve never heard ARS mentioned/cited in the ‘blue-eyed soul’ convo. Hall & Oates? Most definitely. (Btw, “Sara Smile” came out 1 yr *before* “So Into You” and “Sara Smile” is considered a ‘blue-eyed soul’ classic.) Other frequent ‘blue-eyed soul’ names incl Boz Scaggs, Michael McDonald, Kenny Loggins and Ambrosia, among others. Their primary music wasn’t R&B but they had songs that did well on the black music charts. This is nothing against ARS. I actually liked their hits but I never considered them ‘blue-eyed soul’. Music critics often bring up The Righteous Brothers as the pioneers of ‘blue-eyed soul’ and I don’t even agree with that claim. Again, I mean no disrespect (emphasize that bc I know these debates can get contentious). ✌🏽
React to these!
Dogs, Pigs, Sheep (in this order) - Pink Floyd
Love is alive - Gary Wright
Turn me loose - Loverboy
Trampled underfoot - Led Zeppelin
Kid Charlemagne - Steely Dan
The Fez - Steely Dan
Josie - Steely Dan
Lido Shuffle - Boz Scaggs
Eminence Front - The Who
Twilight Zone - Golden Earring
Mean street - Van Halen
You’ll never find another love like mine - Lou Rawls
“Man on your mind” (studio recording) - Little River band
Been listening to this over 40 years, I'm 60, in Brisbane Australia 🇦🇺, love you guys reactions, Low down was so funny, best pick me up video on UA-cam. I play this some times at BJJ. Take care guys bring it.
Imaginary Lover is a great tune too! 70s Rock baby!
Good choice. Know little about Southern rock but these guys were on my radar back in the day in little ol' Enzed. Solid.
They knew how to write a love song in the 70’s! Great reaction ❤
One of their best songs with a great guitar lead is "Silent Treatment." Thank you all for the reaction!
You guys need to listen to Caught Up In You by 38 Special… omgosh, some fantastic southern rock! Btw… So Into you, definitely my favorite by ARS! I was 3 years old when it came out. I’m old! 😅
ARS looks like they met in physics class and hired a couple of good looking front men that played AND looked like rock stars. But these guys laid down some great tracks...
This feels SO Alan Parsons Project to me.
So many good memories with this band. Champagne Jam was the first album I ever purchased and it still moves me today. Don’t stop here..
Love all of you, you are just adorbs. "So Into You" by Fabolous and Tamia! (Close, Ryan, Ashanti is great, too) is a jam! This song hit and got so much play on the airwaves back in the day. Glad that you brought it back for some repeat enjoyment. Keep doing your thing and sending out good vibes. We appreciate you!
One of my favorite songs from back in the day. Thanks for bringing back the memories.
Totally forgot about this one~ it's a good~feel song. Takes me back!
Good to always see you three. Hey Ryan 👀 🍬, Nick & Ty! 👋😊👍
I'm gonna quote Nick here: "Radio, I hate you!" All these years listening to this song and I NEVER heard that guitar work at the end! Damn, that was good!😊
Barry Bailey, one of the most under appreciated guitarist in rock.
I'll be 56 in September. This is still my Jam. The only 2 songs I know from them are SPOOKY, a cover from the Classics 4 and Imaginary Lover.
The late great Barry Bailey on guitar
Another Great ARS song is "Homesick" you really need to give it a listen.
Your reactions are very interesting and watching the 3 of you get educated in the music that I grew up listening to. Keep up the awesome reactions. 👌 🤘
Love me some ARS. The album Champagne Jam is a must for any 70's music collector. " Not Gonna Let it Bother me Tonight," and" Imaginary Lover" are their big hits off that album. "Spooky" is actually their cover version of Cobb's and Buie's 1968 Classics IV hit.
This is a great old song, so chill. I’m glad to see you all react to it.
I know what you're talking about, lol. Fabolous, that's the same rapper that made that "Breathe" song. Also, the electric piano in the beginning of "So Into You" that's used in Supertramp songs is a Wurlitzer.
This track really shouldn't end at all.......
J.R.Cobb recorded Spooky in 1967 with The Classics IV then Became a member of ARS in '72 and rerecorded it with them, was Guitarist on both versions....check out original. also did Stormy with Classics IV, another great song, later covered by Santana...
Is that a Faith No More "King For A Day..," t-shirt? One of my all time favorites as far as the band and the release.
Wow, I had forgotten this song, and I always thought it was the Doobie Bros or the Stevw Miller Band. My mom used to listen to the 70s station (in the 80s), so I recognize it from there.
Hi, guys. So glad you liked this song. It’s one of my all time favorites.
"I'm Not Gonna Let It Bother Me Tonight", "Do It or Die" and their second biggest hit, (behind "So Into You"), "Imaginary Lover" are all worthy of checking out.
I know all of these songs because here in Cincinnati they would play them on local stations during Two for Tuesday and/or Three for Thursdays.
Great video again guys. Love the reactions.
I so enjoy the three of you, you really know your music. I remember this song well and liked it a lot. May I suggest you react to a group called Classics IV, songs Spooky and Stormy . Both great tunes! 👍😊
Champagne Jam or Imaginary Lover should be next.