Jackson Browne The Load Out and Stay Live BBC 1978
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PLEASE! Listen to the title cut of this album! "The Pretender".
The music and lyrics are just fantastic!
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First time you heard this, India? Been living in a forest all your life?
Not hating. Just curious sug
Hello, India. I've been watching assorted "reaction" videos for about a year or so and you're my favorite reactor. I was just wondering if you do requests? Like do any of your viewers/subscribers ever suggest songs for you to view & react to, and do you ever make any reaction videos of their suggestions?
@@chicoandtheman7599 yes daily
I was a stagehand for 30 years working over 200 shows a year. This song brings a tear to the eye of every stagehand and roady working 20 hour days, year after year to make shows possible. Thanks Jackson Browne, we truly appreciate that you took the time!
Saw in 1978whole band was awesome!!!!!!!
Thank you for your overlooked work, sir. 💕👍☮️🇨🇦
One thing for damn sure though, we don't make no minimum wage! Thanks IATSE!
I only got to be a roadie once for Kool and the Gang while in college. Awesome experience even 7f the elevators were out when we got back to the dorm.
I was a stagehand (go IATSE!), too, so while I do get choked up about it, as well, I have to admit, that many of us stagehands/roadies really do mind staying for some of those extra encores. Sheesh an 18 truck load out makes some of us want to get started when we show up for the call (or if we've done the "in" and the show already}. We would like to get out of there, especially if I have an early load in the next day.
Jackson Browne has a way of making you feel simultaneously happy and sad.
Yeah, life is bittersweet. He's so much more than just a 'hit maker'.
Jackson Browne one the most under-rated music minds of his era.
mreal biff4 I’m a 72 yr old Aussie, who couldn’t agree more... massively underrated. He didn’t play celebrity, just delivered brilliant lyrics and melodic brilliance.
Under-rated? Not trying to be a dick -- "Running on Empty" won the Grammy for Album of the Year in 1979. Definitely not under-rated... Everybody knew about JB's talent.
I don't what makes you think he has been under rated !
I would call him underrated. He’s never had a Top 5 song, and only cracked the Top 10 twice in 50 years (Doctor My Eyes, #8 in 1972; Somebody’s Baby, #7 in 1982).
gosh, jackson browne dominated with running on empty in 76-77. was a big star, nobody underrated him.
Loved being a teenager in the '70s got to here some of the GREATEST MUSIC EVER!!!!!!!!
YUUUUUUP!!!!
Dear ron olson,
I was a teenager in the 60s. I remember a discussion a group of us had back in the late 80s.
We reached a consensus that the 60s lasted from around 1958 until about 1975. The amount of incredible music, whether it came from Liverpool, London, Dublin, Holland, New York, Philadelphia, Detroit , Chicago, Memphis, Muscle Shoals, L.A. or Canada kept us glued to the radio, studying album liner notes, participating in fan clubs and following our favorite bands around the country.
By the late 80s we had basically stopped listening to radio because there was nothing that interested us anymore. The “oldies” stations played a very restricted playlist of perhaps 500 songs and that got to be frustrating because we knew that there was so much more available out there.
I was three weeks short of my 15th birthday when I witnessed the Beatles on the Ed Sullivan show in February of 1964. We were all blown away.
I hear you. The greatest music and musicians in history! I went to so many concerts in my teens and twenties. I went to a Monsters Of Rock in Germany in 87 where Deep Purple was the headline band. Helloween, Cinderella, Ratt, Dio, Metallica and Deep Purple just killed it. I regret I never saw Jackson Browne though. One of very few artists I didn't see that I would have loved to see live Joe Walsh, Eagles, ZZ Top, Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, just DAMN that was so fantastic. Too many bands that were just killer awesome live. Oh, BTO killed it on their We're An American Band tour.
Back in the day when great music was played by actual musicians and pure poetry sung by actual singers. This one takes me back to Spring Break 1979 in South Padre Island, Texas.
The second half of the song "Stay" is a tribute of a doo-wop song written by Maurice Williams and first recorded in 1960 by Williams with his group the Zodiacs.
Roadies. You can't tour without them and they work as hard as the band.
And frequently have more fun.
Harder than the band
waaaaay harder with none of the attention
Shout out to roadies...but don't forget the groupies...lol😉😉😉
The Ultimate Classic. Jackson Browne was a hit maker. Running on Empty I would say is my top fav. This whole album is one of the best of the 70’s.
The amazing thing about Running on Empty is that every song was recorded either on stage during the tour, on the tour bus, or in hotel rooms during the tour. NO studio.
she definitely needs to do Running on Empty ]:) didn't he also do Dr in my eyes?
Ponyboy Curtis I believe that was off his 1st album?
I wore out my 8 track of Running on Empty my senior year in H.S.
"Before the Deluge" and "Rock Me On the Water" are my 2 favorite Jackson Browne songs. (Running On Empty is really good though, too)
He wrote "these days" when he was 16 years old....one of the greatest songwriters to walk this beautiful earth.
No doubt.
Amen from Australia….
Fully agreed😊
This is one of my favorite songs of all time, based solely on the honesty of the message, and the appreciation he is showing to the people that make his job possible.
" based solely on the honesty of the message, and the appreciation he is showing to the people that make his job possible."
Absolutely. An astute observation.
Saw him in ‘83. This was played as the last encore.
He came out alone, sat down and started playing. One by one the rest of the band joined in.
After a terrific concert of emotional ups and downs, this number had the crowd cheering, singing along, and choking up all at the same time.
Love this song.
This and “Turn the page” by Bob Seger are the greatest “life on the road” songs ever written.
So great that he gave cred to his roadies. The unsung heroes
I'll bet I listened to this album a million times.
Pure Genius to Jackson Browne and his band. My daughter is a stagehand. Every time I hear this I crank it up and dance and think of her
jackson browne loved his roadies so much he wrote a song about them.
When I was a kid in the 80s, I used to listen to Bob Segar. He was giving an interview on the radio and they asked him what music he listened to. He said Jackson Browne and that is how I was introduced to Jackson Browne.
David Lindley on slide guitar and high voice - Mercury Blues.
Yes! Love that song!
Always thought that falsetto was Frankie Valli.
@@dsfddsgh It does sound a lot like him (Frankie) on the album. I thought it was him myself for many years!
The guy can play any instrument and is a gag at the same time! Lol!
He is rumored to have play the piano up to like 6 hours a day. Practice writing pure enjoyment? You don't do that unless you love to play. That line "but the only time that seems too short is the time we get to play." That gets me. He reaches the top with his piano, but it's now packed up and he has hours of touring where he can't touch those keyes. I love that. That longing for his love, his piano.
BTW, his "little voice " is called falsetto and it was a staple in the do-wop era. Often used in rock music as well.
Everytime I see and hear David (on slide here and falsetto) I'm saddened again at his passing and grateful we have these memories. Because Jackson is simply the best he always surrounds himself with the best. Thank you for this trip!!
Hey now. That sound that makes you weep and the voice that gives you chills is the late great Mr Dave (David Lindley), the legendary sideman and string instrument phenom who graced the tracks of many iconic albums and the streets of my small college town. Glad to see his magic shine. Love your video ❤
This is the most gracious song ever written. Just a love letter to the people who make it happen.
If I'm not mistaken, that young man singing is David Lindley, one of the truly great side men who can play anything!! So good to hear this oldie, almost as good as when I saw this performed live! What's really great is your appreciation for something done years before your birth!! Keep digging into those vaults for the real gold, you give me hope for the younger generation!!they
Jackson Brown was one of quite a number of BRILLIANT groups in that era. Distinctive vocal.
Jackson is a national treasure. David Lindley is greatest slide guitarist on the planet.
Thank you. Slide guitar, not lap steel. That's a strat. People act like they know when they don't.
Jackson has always toured with the best session musicians. His albums are impeccable. People mistake live shows for studio,
The crowd recognizes the song, and applauds and cheers, and then becomes immediately silent. They want to fully experience this master. Absolutely lovely.
I was very much blessed to grow up with this music....
Jackson Browne got me through my teenage years along with the Eagles not a coincidence they were entwined in history together.
Also a good friend of his was David Crosby and Stephen Stills
A similar song looking at life on the road is Bob Seger's 'Turn the Page'. Huge hit and highly recommended.
Main Street, what a gem of a song.
Oh Yeah!
"Georgia Rythym" by Atlanta Rythym section too.
True DAT!!
_Turn the Page_ blows this _Stay_ completely out of the water. - But if the subject is the road, and the album is Seeger's _Live Bullet_ the masterpiece medley of _Travelin' Man - Beautiful Loser_ has got to be mentioned. *lacadale* - Thanks for putting out the word for 'Turn the Page.'
This was for the roadies the people that keep the show moving down the road ! ☺🎹 Jackson is a incredibly talented singer/songwriter/musian that has tremendous drive and passion for music & it shows ! Great original song 😉
Yea for the oldies, but the best "Jackson Brown" The Load Out/Stay, that music takes me to the moon and back. Love it!!
My favorite song of his is “the pretender” and maybe second would be “doctor my eyes”
Love "After the Deluge" too. He was another of a great breed of singer-songwriters.
Sorry, my mistake : "BEFORE the Deluge".
Before the Deluge and For a Dancer. But Jackson can sing anything and I'd be happy!
"Lives in the Balance" great activism song
Bobby4USN great album! One of my favorite summer albums
the second that piano starts the tears begin to build. such a powerful performance. soaked in heart
Jackson Browne is one of my favourites. His music composition is rivaled only by his story-telling.
It's very lonely being a Jackson Browne fan isn't it? He's my favorite make performer Beth Hart my favorite female both are hardly known and have tremendous talent.
@@meliplay Maybe by today's generation he is hardly known, but not by mine. He's been around forever. I still play and sing a song he wrote when he was 16, back in 1964! "These Days"...If you listen to the lyrics of that song I'd bet you'd agree that there is no way in hell you'd ever think it was written by a 16 year old!
@@stevedamico5793 you are so right I love the story he tells about it on solo acoustic live about how he told them they could use it in a movie and forgot about it so he was sitting in a movie theater and this song comes on and he says " I used to play just like that" I love so many of his songs barricades of heaven these days for Everyman sky blue and black in the shape of a heart Jamaica say you will rock me on the water I could go on and on .
Glad you spoke up sometimes it's lonely being such a Jackson fan he's still my all time fav male singer and songwriter .
Jackson Browne is a Legend ... he is so good !
Such raw talent, and feeling. Missing this caliber of music. We got married in this year.
I saw him in concert back in '78, remember hearing this song live for the 1st time. The crowd loved it too. Thanks for doing this one, Ms. India!
Heard him not long ago.Still talented and classy.
Not sure how much Jackson you've listened to...but here goes "Sleep's Dark and Silent Gate", "My Opening Farewell", "Late For the Sky", "Farther On" and soooo many more. He is a poet and imo the best!!!
My Gawd he's good! Always loved his style and voice!
Jackson Browne is one of the very best!!!!!
This is a masterpiece tribute to all the roadies (workers) with passion + a quiet strength of lyrics. I did buy this one in 1978
Jackson is a god and still making records
I separated so many seeds on this album cover in High School!
LOL
🙌 wow what a song!!! Just woke and came in here. 1st thing I saw was your expression and this song title!! Your ears are now spoiled. 😍😣🤗
The song “Stay” was written by Maurice Williams from Oakland, California in 1953. Recorded by Maurice Williams and the Zodiacs.
When I toured back in the 80s our crew was the backbone of our show , we couldnt have done it with out them Shout out to the Rude crew.
Try this one everyone commenting seems to forget about, HERE COMES THOSE TEARS AGAIN.
NEVER!! Been crying 2 that song since 8th grade(sometimes with a pint of Ben & Jerry's 😉)
I grew up and grew old with Jackson Browne. His songs bring back my best memories through time. I can't relate to someone hearing this for the first time with no history.
Hands down my favorite Jackson Brown song!
Yes! I love me some Jackson Browne, and this is my go to performance of his to get my fix! My favorite one! Enjoy it!
Love Jackson. His music is so good
Good chill. I am 53 and saw them I was as a kid. Damn good feel good song
I've been listening to Jackson browne since 1976. I have seen him in concert many times. He is a beautiful poet, and has true magic few are ever able to possess.
Just one more great song from my generation!
You like the steel guitar. For 50+ years that has always been my favorite sounding instrument. I wish they used it more on rock today. If I had to guess I say it' I'd say it's used more in country music. Jackson wrote "The Pretender" in 1977 while living on CS&N's boat, where he went to get away after his wife committed suicide in 1976. Really tragic.
My favorite...the roadie makes the magic happen!!!
Such a great song you can feel how he respect is worker and fans!
First saw Jackson in the late 60's with Nitty Gritty Dirt band at a little place called The Mecca. Jackson went to our rival high school.......Sunny Hills Silver Spoons.....ha!. My first boyfriend went to that high school. I definitely remember Jackson.....yes indeed. I have had a lifelong love of his music and have fortunately seen him several times live. David Lindley is going to be at the Coach House in San Juan Capistrano....Well worth seeing if you can. He and Jackson have worked together forever. India.......check out These Days.......a song Jackson wrote when he was 15 or 16. He is a special human being....an old soul. And I have to mention all the wonderful work he has done for the environment over the years. I could go on forever. I'm sitting here looking at a coffee mug with his picture on it....a gift from my best friend who knows I love him. Saw him about 3 years ago in Washington and hope to catch him again soon. Listen to his stuff...so heartfelt, so poignant. OK I'm going to stop now.....lol.
Pure talented song writer and singer ! You r so cute when you listen to the music !!
I don't know that I will EVER get tired of hearing this :)
I’m so glad to actually see another human appreciate this as much as I do.
Jackson Browne wrote some of the most heartfelt and heart wrenching songs ever. Just cuts right through me and leaves me in a puddle. The albums Late For The Sky, The Pretender, Saturate Before Using were all superb.
Doctor My Eyes was a hit song that is a good example.
These 2 🎼 went together so perfect + Jackson did an awesome job.
This song hits me hard... This is how make my living. To hear an artist appreciate us is awesome. It hits especially hard right now during this virus thing. Our jobs were the first to disappear.
Oh man. I was 12. Still listening to this.
The Loadout and Stay will catch you somewhere between laughter and tears- tears because of howhard touring is, away from home, long days, very little true comfort, hard work and no rest, and laughter because in the end, the music is what they do it for- the excitement and thebeauty. And the REAL truth-- we just want to play a little bit longer, share this wonder, feed on the excitement of the crowd. And meanwhile, the excellence of the musicians, all of them, and the little giggle of the guy singing falsetto. J ackson, of course, used this as a closing number often, or a curtain call. I lived that roadie life for a short time, even before he did this, and a lifetime later, I still miss it. It's enough that this song can send you out into the night after the show, satisfied and happy.
Jackson Browne has always been one of my all time favorite singer songwriters. My parents took me to see him live for the 1st time when I was 11 years old. My parents took me to see him last summer for my 16th birthday at the bethel woods amphitheater. The opening act cancelled right before the show, so he surprised everyone and opened for himself that night and played “you love the thunder” in the opening set. Then he played his regular set for about 2 hours. He came back onstage for an encore and closed the show with The Load Out and Stay. I’ll never forget it.
❤ such a great great singer songwriter and performer 🎉
love Jackson Brown.......always smooth i was around in 1978 2 children , job and husband i divorced that year and i stayed single til 1984 had a blast the music was incredible ....thank you girl for forgotten memories....
One of the best poet singer songwriter story tellers ever. His lyrics are incomparable. So many great songs.
Jackson Browne's " The Pretender" album is 1 of the first 5 albums I ever owned💓! And he was SO beautiful! And a sad widower~😪😍
My favorite by Jackson Browne!!
I love watching your face when you get into a song, India! You're definitely an old soul who obviously appreciates the great old songs!
By the way, "Stay" was made famous in 1960 by Maurice Williams and the Zodiacs.
P.S. - As soon as I saw this pop up on my feed, I knew you were gonna love it!
This song hits me in the heart as I have been a stagehand/roadie for 20 years and have worked numerous concerts, music festivals, award shows, pre-awards parties and after parties
Let's all agree that people were cooler back in the 70's.
Jackson wrote The Loadout as the intro to his cover of Stay ...
My favourite song in the whole world !!!
Catch the original studio version if you can, cause that's the version played on the radio ... This man is Talented!
Also, this song makes me want to cry ...so nostalgic & sad --to me 🌺
My personal favorite of all Jackson Brown song's, it always leaves me teary eyed 🙉
My sweetie! One of the first albums i ever owned back in my teens in the 70's
The first ever record (LP) I ever bought. At 13 years old. Still a favorite ..;-))
jackson Browne wonderfull classic hit maker ,love running on empty :) Thanks India Reacts :)
One of my fav albums of all time.
Had the privilege to see Jackson Browne at the Faboulou Fox Theatre in STL MO. Thanks India
Still love this song so much!!💖💖
I was a Senior in high school with this song. This was the coolest days of my life it made me cry to hear this again. Thank you
i was a bar band roadie and stage hand for local concerts when this came out. very special song!
I saw Jackson in concert 1997. 20 years after he recorded this (on the album, it states this was recorded in Saratoga springs NY,) I saw him there marking the 20th year since recording it.
Stay was by the pretenders. Love me some Jackson Browne. Don't stop here go ahead play so more.
I love watching her reaction to music I grew up with. you are a class act India I love what you do
One of my favorites of all time
Jackson Browne is super awesome.
As a noise boy who started in '74 and is still "first in, last out" ta for playing our song. Love watchin' your reactions, grand channel.
Had to circle back and watch again. Please do more Jackson and James Taylor!
India, my late husband seemed to know everything about the artists that made the music we both loved. I heard a tune on The Pretender that made me cry. Hubby said of course it’s sad, his wife committed suicide back stage while he was onstage. That really shook me up...I had such strong feeling about Jackson Brown after that. My husband wasn’t prone to lying, he was a real stand up guy. RIP Christopher, my belloved😪
Annie in TN
This song resonates with everybody that makes a living on the road. Thanks for doing this reaction, Great Post.
RUNNING ON EMPTY.......ALBUM.....LEGENDARY JB!
ooh that voice - that's David Linley amazing slide guitarist too
Its so cool that some of you younger people are hearing some of the most timeless music ever made. Jackson Browne wrote songs for groups like the Eagles and songs that are super powerful that are rarely heard. Listen to For a Dancer if you can.
I was 17 during this time. The 70's were just a great time for a kid to grow up. Great music, beautiful girls, much more freedom for young people. Hitch hiking everywhere, mowing lawns for extra pocket money, running around barefoot, crashing at friends houses, the muscle cars blasting great music, and great television...The Midnight Special, SNL when it used to actually be funny...kids today couldn't even imagine or fathom having that kind of fun.