BANGER! 38 Special - Rockin' Into The Night | FIRST TIME HEARING REACTION
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"Caught Up In You" is worth a listen. .38 Special never disappoints.
Wild Eyed Southern Boys as well.
Yes, Caught Up In You is my favorite!
Turn it on is a good from these guys as well.
From one NavyVet to another I agree my Brother At Arms
YES YES YES!!!
"Back Where You Belong", "Fantasy Girl", "So Caught Up In You" lots of good stuff from these guys.
All great suggestions.
So Caught Up In You; My fave!
Chain Lightning one of my favourites all great songs.
Fantasy Girl! One of my favorites!
You mentioned 38 Special being one of your favorite Southern Rock bands, alongside Lynyrd Skynyrd. There's a very good reason for that! Lead vocalist, Donnie Van Zant, founded 38 Special. He was the brother of Lynyrd Skynyrd's lead vocalist, Ronnie Van Zant, that founded Lynyrd Skynyrd. After Skynyrd's plane crash that killed Ronnie Van Zant, Johnny Van Zant, also their brother, became Lynyrd Skynyrd's lead vocalist. That's right, Donnie, Ronnie, and Johnny Van Zant were all the lead vocalists for two of the most awesome Southern Rock bands ever!
In addition, one other band came from the tragedy of Lynyrd Skynyrd. Four members formed the Rossington Collins band who recruited their singer from 38 Special.
Tragedy aside, I always joked about how there was a fourth, less loved brother named Fred.
Donnie and Johnnie also had a band called VanZant back in the late 90's or early 2000's that topped the country charts and I think they were country music artists of the year ,got to dig out that CD around her somewhere add it to the other 15 GIGS I have on my NAS
@@bamachineNo, it was Lonnie, but he was a Loser, so they left him out...😋
@TheGoofyBuddha no when they made the band he was dead for like 10 years
😂Amber said I love the drummer! .38 Special is one of the few bands that have two drummers! Kind of a southern thing!
Agree with "Caught up in You" for next 38 Special. And for Lynyrd Skynyrd you really need to check out "Call Me the Breeze". Might get your road trip a speeding ticket
Yes!!! Call Me The Breeze is a great suggestion.
FOUR SHOUR
They aren't ready for "Call Me the Breeze." Amber may fall out of her chair to that one! LOL
If I'd Been the One, Fantasy Girl, and Back Where You Belong are some of my favorite .38 Special songs.
38 special is a awesome southern band. Love all there songs. This is one of my favorite tunes. Love those screaming guitars. Makes me so happy. 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
How can you not love 38 Special? This was actually their debut single, which put them on the musical map in 1980. They had so many great hits in the 80s, and I hope (eventually) you hit all of them! "Caught Up in You" should be next, followed by "If I'd Been the One", "Back Where You Belong", "Teacher, Teacher", and "Like No Other Night". But knowing y'all, I'm sure you'll be doing "Teacher, Teacher" next...😃😃 Bit o' trivia - this song was actually written by three members of Survivor ("Burning Heart"), but the producers thought it wasn't a good fit for Survivor's album, so he gave it to 38 Special's manager, and it became their first hit!
Not their debut single. Their first single that hit
@@jamestate5059 Right. Thanks for the correction.
While the producer did think the song was too "southern rock" for Survivor. It was actually John Kalodner, the man who signed Survivor, who gave the demo of the song to .38 Special's manager. The original Survivor version featured Jim Peterik and Dave Bickler singing the song together. It sounds like Don and Donnie sing the song together on this version. Anyhow, because .38 Special had a minor hit with this song, Jim Peterik was asked to co-write songs with them. It resulted in long-term friendships and the songs "Hold On Loosely", "Caught Up In You", "Chain Lightnin'", etc. Jim Peterik still collaborates with Don Barnes and .38 Special today. Peterik also said in a podcast interview that his favorite songwriting collaboration over the years was with Don Barnes and Jeff Carlisi. Don Barnes sings the song "Last Dream Home" on Jim Peterik's upcoming World Stage album (Jan 12, 2024). The song "Winds of Change was a Jim Peterik, Don Barnes, and Danny Chauncey co-write with the three of them singing the song together. "Fade to Blue" and "Changed by Love" are on the first World Stage album sung by Peterik and Don Barnes. And the song "To Miss Somebody" was co-written by Jim Peterik and Don Barnes and is sung by Peterik and Dennis DeYoung. It's Survivor meets .38 Special meets Dennis DeYoung in sound.
"Somebody Like You", Caught Up In You", "Like No Other Night", and "Back Where You Belong" are all favorites of mine.
You can’t listen to 38 Special without listening to Wild Eyed Southern Boys. Classic southern Rock
Wild Eyed Southern Boy - Talkin about me gain R U 😵💫
Anything from 38 Special is awesome! They've been in my top 5 favorite bands for many many years.
I just can’t say enough how much I love 38 Special and I try to see them as much as possible❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
38 Special is certainly something special, one of the best bands of their era.
Aren't they family with Skynyrd
@@special420player Van Zant connection of three brothers Ronnie Donnie 38 and Johnny
@@special420player VanZant Bros Ronnie, Donnie and Johnnie
38 Special - Rebel To Rebel (tribute to Donnie's older brother Ronnie Van Zant from Skynyrd)
"Hold On Loosely" will forever be my favorite
I was a young buck of 13 when Hold on Loosely was released, that song and Caught up in you still hit me every time I hear them, those two songs among others bring me back to my care free days of youth. TIMELESS...... Peace.......
Reminiscing a bit here I feel truly lucky to have been young in this era, teenager throughout the 80's great time to be young the polar opposite of today's world, time is sneaky scary fast.
My favorite is The Marshall Tucker Band's song, "Can't You See". I think you would like this Southern rock band.
Marshall Tucker Band is Sweet Can't you see , Heard it in a love Song etc. Classics
No question this band is catchy as hell...just well put together, gritty rock and roll that flirts with pop but respects its southern rock roots...
Actually they were not really considered Southern Rock by us locals unlike Skynard and Johnnies Band
High school, driving the 77 Olds Delta 88 put this in the cassette deck, roll down the window, and was thinking I was all that. Great memories!
I have a feeling you'll be doing a lot more 38 special.. also check out OUTLAWS Green Grass and high tides. Blackfoot "highway song" or "train train ". Preferably the 10-minute version of Green Grass and high tides
That’s a great song, love the Outlaws🙋🏻♀️
Yes! All of those
OUTLAWS - The Florida Guitar Army
My favorite southern rock groups are: Skynyrd, Molly Hatchet. .38 Special, Outlaws( Green Grass and High Tides studio and live versions), Blackfoot, Marshall Tucker Band, thr Allman Brothers. All great bands in their own right. 38 Special is one of my all time favorites.
Outlaws, for sure
Molly Hatchet is a beast and should be on everyone's playlist for sure!! Gator Country, Bounty Hunter, Flirtin' With Disaster, their remake of Dreams I'll Never See from the Allman Brothers, It's All Over Now ... so many songs that are just PURE FIRE!!
@@mountaingator7673 We here in Jacksonville only knew how to do one thing right - Southern Rock all else fails in comparison
Saw Molly Hatchet last night and it was My Birthday! Peacemaker, a fairly new band out of Spartanburg, SC, opened. They have a few videos worth the time. Hatchet just recorded a new single.
"You Keep Runnin' Away" is another great one.
Another great Southern Rock band. Love 38 Special.
This band was founded by Donnie Van Zant, the younger brother of Lynyrd Skynyrd's founder, Ronnie Van Zant. The song, Take Me Back is about Ronnie.
Johnny Van Zant's, "Brickyard Road" is also about Ronnie.
"Swore I saw a Free Bird fly. Riding the winds of a Southern sky.
When I hear that whistle blow.
It carries me back, to Brickyard Road...."
It always tears me apart!
@@rsw1227 Don't make an old man cry the Trauma from 77 still has a sting
"If I'd Been the One" and "Somebody Like You" are 2 Gems and 2 of their best.
I saw them in concert twice and they were fantastic. My favorite .38 Special song is What if I'd Been the One.
just simple southern rock n' roll is hard to beat. they had a lot of catchy tunes, nothing complicated, no pretentions, they weren't out to re-invent the genre.
"Caught Up In You" and "Wild Eyed Southern Boys"... 2 good ones.
I have to say that Thrity-Eight Special is truly my favorite Southern Rock group, Up here in Canada we called it Rock-a- Billy so great
Hold on loosely was one of those songs that got so much radio play that you kind of got tired of it. This song did not get nearly the amount of radio play back in the day. I was so happy the first time I found this on UA-cam!
Love this song, some of the best southern rock✌️
This was my "speaker check" tune when I was stationed in Stuttgart, Germany. Stick my Pioneer CS-903 speakers in the window, crank this to 10 and wake up the barracks - ALL the barracks!
Originally a song by Survivor, the band that released Eye Of The Tiger,, but they gave it to .38 Special and they own it now .. Fantasy Girl and Hold On Loosely should be considered and Caught Up In You
Lead singer is Donny VanZant who is Ronnie VanZant of Lynyrd Skynyrd's brother. Very talented family.
Van Zant family is southern rock royalty.
38 Special is an American rock band that was formed by Donnie Van Zant brother of (Ronnie Van Zant of Lynyrd Skynyrd) and Don Barnes in 1974 in Jacksonville, Florida. They are best known for their early 1980s hit singles "Hold On Loosely" and "Caught Up in You", along with other Top 40 hits on the Billboard Hot 100 in the 1980s and early 1990s, including "You Keep Runnin' Away", "If I'd Been the One", "Back Where You Belong", "Teacher, Teacher", "Like No Other Night", "Second Chance", and "The Sound of Your Voice".
Lots of other great .38 Special songs listed below in comments, I'll toss in "Chain Lightning". Great Video. Keep it up!
Long Live southern rock Long Live Jacksonville Florida God bless
"caught up in you" and "if i'd been the one" are even better - my favs! can't go wrong with catchy, melodic southern rock with amazing hooks.
Bringing back to my teenage years. Sang right along with this one. Caught up on you is another good one.
Love this band!! “Caught up in you” is my favorite!!🤘🔥
Other great ones: Caught Up In You, If I'd Been The One, Back Where You Belong, Teacher Teacher, Like No Other Night, Back to Paradise, The Sound of Your Voice.
Amber I'm so proud of you and your recent development of an ear for the drums or drummer, aka percussionist.... It's actually a pretty rare thing , that someone develops a proper ear for such things... The drummer of a band is so often overlooked, unsung, or overshadowed... They set the tempo, rhythm and beat. Of most music... They bracket, frame and draw the lines of a song..the so often backbone, and beating heart of a great band. they essentially set the parameters. the rest of the band fill in the shades and colors..... 38 Special... Yet another Great Southern rock band..... Playing great road music. BLACKFOOT... Plays some great road music as well...
#1 TRAIN TRAIN..
#2 HIGHWAY SONG..!
Not necessarily in that order... Give them a listen..
Fantastic guitar and drum work as well as vocals... I know you guys will appreciate their talents...
Peace, love
and rock'n roll✌..!
.38 special, brings back memories of my teenage years. I saw them at the Omni in Atlanta when they opened for Eddie Money. Thank you for taking me down memory lane!
I saw during this tour their first American world tour
.38 Special's lead guitarist is the EVH of southern rock, Jeff Carlisi. He complimented Don Barnes (co-founder and co-lead guitarist) perfectly. Also, they were one of the first 'alternative' bands, lol, having two drummers instead of one. The irony of lead singer Donnie Van Zant jumping and running all over the stage (the self-proclaimed "hardest working man in Rock"), yet brother Ronnie Van Zant, Lynyrd Skynyrd's singer, would just stand still like a statue when he was onstage. And don't forget about little brother Johnny Van Zant, a hard rockin' sumbitch in his own right with the Johnny Van Zant Band.
Dual drums.
.38 was one of the best sounding concerts I’ve ever seen. Huey Lewis and the News opened for them.
Raised in Enid, transplanted to Oregon but still an Okie Girl at heart…Innocent Eyes has always been one of my favorite 38 Special songs!
LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONG over due. 38 Special is worthy of a deep dive.
Love this one
38 Special had TWO Drummers at the same time when this song came out. Jack Grondin and Steve Brookins.
Was just coming here to mention dual drummers...but sound as one
Another great song by a Southern band is "Blue Sky " by the Allman Brothers Band. The country side of the band with a great guitar melody! You will not regret it!!
"Caught Up In You" or "What If I'd Been the One", great group, great songs!
The very first 8 track tape....8 track...i ever bought was 38 special . MY GOD i miss the late 70's / 80's !
Cool tune again. 1st tune I heard from these guys way back. Blew me away that they had 2 drummers. 👍👍
I love me some 38 Special. I was lucky enough to have a few beers with them on a houseboat back in the late 80’s. In southern Missouri…
Fantasy Girl, Teacher Teacher, Somebody Like You, Chain Lightning and so many others! Seen them live several times and they have never disappointed!
"Second Chance" by 38 Special. Their last big hit. Top 10 hit from 1989 is AMAZING
As others have mentioned, another great one you might want to check out is 'Caught Up In You'. One of my faves.
38 Special is a close 2nd yo Lynyrd Skynyrd ad my favourite southern rock band!! Song #3 could be “Teacher, Teacher” for you two teachers!!! 💕 Also listen to “Caught up in you” and “Back were you belong”!! Southern 🪨 🎶
Big fan of .38 Special. Friend of mine liked them too, but he said to me, "Seems like every song they do sounds similar."
I said, "If the music is great, what are complaining about?"
Was he also an AC/DC fan?
Quote-
'As my brother [late AC/DC rhythm guitarist Malcolm Young] used to say, when somebody said, 'Every album you've ever made sounds the same,' he said, 'Yeah. It's the same band. ' When we started, we weren't reinventing the wheel. This is what we do best - we make rock and roll.”Nov 26, 2020"
👍🤘
Yes, everything 38 Special is amazing!!🙏😁👍
Known as those "Wild-Eyes Southern Boys" (One of their albums), 38 Special was great, with a lot of really good songs!
Here's an excerpt of information about one of its notable members!
Donald (Donnie) Newton Van Zant (born June 11, 1952) is an American rock singer, songwriter, and guitarist. He is best known for being a member of the band 38 Special, from its formation in 1974 until 2013. He is the middle of three sons; his older brother Ronnie was the original lead singer for Lynyrd Skynyrd who died in a 1977 plane crash in Mississippi, and his younger brother Johnny has been the lead singer for Lynyrd Skynyrd since 1987. Donnie and Johnny Van Zant also perform together as the group Van Zant.
You two are WAY TOO big of music fans to not have reacted to The Police yet. Y'all would LOVE them!
-Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic
-Don't Stand So Close To Me
-Every Breath You Take
-Roxanne
-Bring On The Night
-Wrapped Around Your Finger
And Walking On the Moon & Can't Stand Losing You...😉
And So Lonely and Synchronicity II and Canary In A Coalmine and When the World Is Running Down You Make The Best Of What's Around and Bombs Away and Spirits In The Material World and... we could go on for a while.
They did 'Every Breath You Take' about 7 months ago-- but it's time they came back and did 'King Of Pain'!! 🥺
AGREED!
Sure The Police are great but THIS is a different genre.
Great band. I saw them live way back in 1982 in London, England. They were the opening act for Foreigner. The Brits loved them and called them back for an encore, which normally didn't happen for an opening act back then.
38 Special was a lead in band at a few of the concerts I went to in my youth. Always for big top billers.
The Allman Brothers Band! The Best southern rock ever. The Marshall Tucker Band #2.
YES some more .38 Special! And my favorite song of theirs, too!
I'm from Illinois, and I have lived all around this Great Country, currently reside on the Northshore of Lake Ponchartrain in Louisiana. I cruise around in my 2007 Jeep Commander with a 6-disc CD changer in the dash. 3 of the discs the reside the quite frequently Are The Allman Bros. , Lynyrd Skynyrd , and of course .38 Special. Rock On!
Another great southern rock band
Should definitely do "Like No Other Night", great tune of theirs that nobody has reacted to yet..
Jim Peterik from Survivor and Ides of March is the heartbeat here! He also wrote “Eye of the Tiger” for the Rocky Movie.
Jimbo a Chicago legend!!!
Definitely listen to "Second Chance"....outstanding crying strat ! You guys will love It !
Lynyrd Skynyrd, "Call Me the Breeze" or "That Smell", both great!
'Call Me The Breeze' is one of my favorite songs all time
Back then they had 2 drummers, AWESOME!!!!!!!
Skynard is my favorite southern rock band...Sweet Home Alabama is a must!
38 special WILD-EYED SOUTHERN BOYS
I've been waiting for this! There's so many great songs by these guys, I'm so glad you've already come back to them. Yay!!
Just because the two (2) of you are teachers, and the song is a banger, I recommend 38 Special "Teacher, Teacher."
Another great Jacksonville, Florida southern rock band.
I saw them in 86 with Bon Jovi as the opening act. ABSOLUTE FIRE.
I seen them as well Bon jovi just hit #1 with slippery when wet.
Caught Up In You is awesome. Like No Other Night is a great banger with very romantic lyrics.
So much fun in concert with everyone singing along...Rockin'!
The lead singer is the little brother of Lynard Skynards singer. Anthoer Van Zandt brother. A lot of talent came out of Jacksonville, Florida back in the day.
I’ve seen them a few times in recent years. They put on a great show. Don Barnes is a great singer. You should do ”Caught up in You” next.
Love 38 Special! I`ve seen them twice in the 80s and they were awesome! I`ve seen in the comments some great suggestions!The only one I haven`t seen was always another fave of mine(along with this song) called Wild-Eyed Southern Boys,it was off the same album as Hold On Loosely and I`ve heard the cassette millions of times,lol,my older brother used to drive me and my friend to school and he had this blaring everyday!Great memories with 38!😊Keep On Rockin'
I love this song.. I remember when I heard them for the first time..I was hooked..
Let me tell you a little known fact. When they were unknown, and playing dives, they were taking their stage equipment out the back door and the cops pulled up. And, (you guessed it) they were looking down the barrel of a 38 special. They changed their name. And became famous. Peace, fellow Okies and Import(lol). Peace...
Nope it was at their reversal place and they locked themselves out of the building. They had to break into their own place to practice. Police were called. They told the guys to come out or "these 38 Specials will do the talking for us"
Interesting fact.. Lead and backing vocals is Donnie Van-Zant. Middle brother of Ronnie and Johnny!
Great band thank you!
Caught Up in You, Hold On Loosely, Fantasy Girl... really, you just can't go wrong with this 2-drummer band.
Btw, you 2 rock!
My favorite from them is; "What if I'd been the one". Hopefully you can check it out. 🤘🤠
All their songs are awesome by “Caught Up In You” is super awesome! I had the pleasure of seeing them in 1982 and I will never forget it. Saw them a few other times. Donnie Van Zant (brother of Ronnie Van Zant-Lynryd Skynyrd) is lead singer. When I first saw them, two of Lynryd Skynyrd’s band mates were in the band!
This is Southern Rock carried into the 80's. Skynyrd, Allman Bros, Molly Hatchet, Marshall Tucker with slightly more modern sound. Lovin' it.
.38 Special used 2 Drummers in the band.. The singer Donnie left to sing with Lynyrd Skynyrd , He is the younger brother of Ronnie Van Zandt
This song was written by the guys in Survivor. Thirty-Eight Special did their magic to it. There is a Survivor version, which is interesting, but this version is THE version.
@NavyVet , absolutely CAUGHT UP IN YOU !!! Thank you for service !
LOVE me some .38 Special!!! Check out "Caught Up in You", "If I'd Been the One", "Back Where You Belong", "Teacher, Teacher", and "Like No Other Night".
This is the song that really won me over to this group. Incredible chorus. The guitar kills too. The lyric that sold me: Well I ain't no true Messiah but I'm close enough for Rock N'Roll. Genius.
I had the exact same reaction when this band debuted... me and my band got to meet them in Concord CA about a month after this came out... got to jam with Jeff Carlisi and Larry Junstrom (R.I.P.) at a Peavey Amplifier Promotion... Larry was one of the founding members of Lynyrd Skynyrd... So glad you love their music like I do, thumbs up, more please....
"Second Chance " is a very well done mid tempo song with excellent vocals a nice change up from "Hold on Loosely and "Rocking into the night " Versatility is the hallmark of good musicians
They’re still rockin’ the house! I saw them just a few months ago in Conway AR,a and have loved them for decades!