You guys should check out the 5th Dimension with the song Up,up and away, Wedding Bell Blies. Or Together Let" s Find Love. I know you're gonna like them
Yes! Finally more Seals and Crofts, after Jim Seals passed no one has really listened to them. Hummingbird and We May Never Pass This Way Again are other examples of their timeless music ✨
Great underrated duo. Their light harmonies and easy listening style helped defined 70's soft rock. Their other great hits include: "Hummingbird", "I'll Play For You", "Get Closer", "We May Never Pass This Way, "You're The Love".
How were they underrated? They had a lot of hits - you listed several. I'm sure their songs got good reviews back in the day. Not sure if they won any awards, but still got plenty of radio play.
But, Kelly... How could they be the soundtrack of your childhood when some guy above here said they were "underrated"?! Guess he thinks no one ever heard of them til now... haha stupid kids.
Same here. Those same two songs take me back to being a teen and spending almost every day of the summer of '73 at the city pool. The local Top 40 station always played over the pool's PA system so anything that got a lot of airplay that summer takes me right back. Another one on that list is Simon and Garfunkel's Kodachrome.
Diamond Girl charted at #6 on Billboard in 1973, every song in this time period that was Top 10 worthy and beyond is still being played today some 50yrs later. Boomers out there, we truly were the lucky ones...
One of the great duos of the 70's. Beautiful, balanced harmonies. And such a great song. Seals & Crofts made lovely, thoughtful music and had a number of hits. None tops "Summer Breeze" for me, which will always be on my all-time fave songs list. I wouldn't associate Seals & Crofts with a smoky jazz lounge, though. These days, they'd be put in the "Yacht Rock" category and really, that would be more their vibe. Peace. ✌🏽
i would'nt put the tune in either catagory , for the simple reason that i was kid when this song came out and when i hear it now it makes me think of my chidhood of carefree summers , summer camp , playing in the street with my siblings and friends , trying to stay out of trouble , aw man take me away fellas !
"Get Closer" is fabulous, stayed in Billboards Top Ten for weeks! Great harmonizing female vocals, (sounding like gospel voices.) "We May Never Pass This Way Again," so soulful, brilliant harmonizing and light, airy, philosophical lyrics! You'll LOVE them💖
The keyboard player, David Paich and drummer Jeff Porcaro went on to form the band TOTO. One of my favourite Louis Shelton guitar parts was from "Last Train to Clarksville" for the Monkees. The duo, England Dan & John Ford Coley have been mentioned in earlier comments. As it happens, that duo also provided backing vocals on some of the tracks on the album "Diamond Girl". I always love seeing how many musicians that worked on the music of the 60's and 70's collaborated together. 🎸😎
This song reminds me of the best friend I had at 12. We are still friends and it's been 52 years. Whenever I see her it's like no time has past. I will love her the rest of my life.
Jim Seals of Seals and Crofts had a younger brother named Dan whom he called England Dan because he was a Beatles fan. England Dan and John Ford Coley is a group you should listen to if you haven't. Their songs "I'd really love to see you tonight", "Nights are forever without you", and "Love is the Answer" were big hits and they had more.
Amber ! I swear you always get all the things that I feel in the songs ! I love it ! Both of y’all get it ! Hell , I have friends who don’t get it and they’re my age n older ( I’m 46 and female ) . But to see a young couple enjoying this together brightens my day . I have worked so hard today and I’m all achy , tired , exhausted. But this popped up and gave me that boost to drive home to . So thank you , Jay and Amber ! Thank you for truly HEARING every note and appreciating it . Y’all are the BEST !!! 😊
Seals and Crofts are great because even though they get pegged in that "soft-rock" category, many of their tunes have really unconventional twists and turns harmonically and melodically. They really embraced branching out and trying different things musically.
Back when I was a kid riding my bike to the public pool in the 70's Seals & Crofts was always on the PA. Their music is always summer music to me and I smell Coppertone!
Jim Seals' brother was 'England Dan' Seals...I was supposed to go to a dinner party in San Jose, Costa Rica in the mid-1970's where I would have met Jim & Ruby Seals, but I didn't make it...they lived there. Great music!
Heard it a million times and this is the first time I’ve listened to the lyrics. Thanks for unburying these “gems,” “shining” them up, and making them “sparkle” once again.
Seals and Crofts' second hit single after "Summer Breeze" was "Hummingbird". It's very beautiful and a personal favorite. BTW, Jimmy Seals' brother is long-time country singer Dan Seals.
I had the great good fortune to be seated next to Jim Seals on a flight in Texas in about 1972. A very pleasant guy to chat with. He was on his way to meet all of his compadres and begin a tour.
I saw these guys at an amphitheater in Waikiki in 1975. They were so chill and after the concert they came out to the edge of the stage and sat down and offered to share their Bahai Faith beliefs with anyone who wanted to know. Great reaction!
It's called the Waikiki Shell. Elvis performed there in the early 70's! I had the honor of performing there in 1979! It was bone chilling to stand on the same stage that The King stood on!
I saw them three times in concert, twice in downtown Chicago and once at a venue in one of our suburbs. After both downtown concerts they passed out booklets about the Baha'i faith and invited anyone who wanted to join them to go to the Baha'i Temple. The one temple in the U.S. is in Wilmette which is a North Shore suburb and about a 25 minute drive from downtown Chicago. Unfortunately I was not able to go either time, but I still have the booklet. The third time I saw them as they were leaving the stage they shook hands with some of the audience sitting in the bottom rows. I happened to be in the second row and Jimmy Seals shook my hand. I'm going to recommend three songs which are not part of their big hits, but are personal favorites of mine. They are "Windflowers", "Follow Me" and "The Boy Down The Road".
This is the single version. The album one has a longer guitar solo really great. I knew these guys. Nicest people I ever met in the music business. They were at UH a lot when I started there. They are both Bahai missionaries and founded the Bahai church near the campus. I knew Sam Kinison too. He was actually an AG revival preacher. He worked with campus crusade. He started his comedy career in Houston. He was a good guitar player too. Jim's brother Dan was paired with a bandmate John Ford Coley. They became a duo when the band split. They had several hits too. All these guy knew their way around the studio. They were killer live too.
Jeez!! These guys are genius it's astounding how instantly you're there! I'm a young kid in the late 70's and these tunes are everywhere..remember walking into the house on summer days and hearing this on the radio.
70’s soft rock, groovy vibe that ‘swayed’ us; dancing, cleaning, working, exercising, driving, skating, riding and relaxing. Songs like this play on, in the background of our memoried souls. Amber, you shined like diamond while listening. Job well done.
ROB! You need to play this for Amber around the house twice a month! She will love it every time it comes on. She'll remember how special she is to you.
I think that Seals & Crofts is another one of those bands like Steely Dan, who has their own unique style and sound! Love their music and this is another great one!!❤ Glad you guys are enjoying all this great music from the past, great memories!!❤. Thanks!!
What a wonderful song and wonderful reaction. Amber your smile through the song speaks volumes to how one feels when listening to this song. I feel like that whenever it hear it also and I heard this song since it was released. I smiled and got into the vibe then and still do these many decades later. Timeless. A huge yes to all the suggested songs already stated in the comments. The both of you will just love more by them. We want to "Make you smile", so return to more of Seals & Crofts in the future. I have another song by them that is not a single but appears on their "Get Closer" album. Written by Seals and given to The Knickerbockers in 1967 to record. "Sweet Green Fields" the Seals & Crofts version is just a truly wonderful listen. Glad that you enjoyed this song and seeing both of you smile made my night. I recommend "Nights are Forever Without You" and "It's Sad To Belong" by England Dan & John Ford Coley also. Thanks.
@@shelq3814 They reacted to that some time ago. They also reacted to "Love Is The Answer" by them. If you do a search of Rob Squad Reactions - England Dan and John Ford Coley the reactions will come up. Worth checking out if interested. As for Seals & Crofts they reacted to "Summer Breeze" and this so far.
One of the best duos from the 70s easily with this song , and others like summer breeze, we may never pass this way again,castles in the sand and many more. ❤LOVED THEIR MUSIC 🎶
I graduated high school in 1974, their song “We May never pass this way Again” was played during the ceremony. Also “We’ve Only Just Begun” by the Carpenters was played. Much cooler than Pomp and Circumstance!
You have to listen to "Humming Bird" and my favorite of theirs, "We May Never Pass This Way Again" Seals and Crofts was my first concert, in a local college auditorium!! They were just as beautiful live!
My late wife was a Dan Seals fan. We went to see him back when his solo career in country was taking off. Songs like "Everything that Glitters isn't Gold." were top of the charts and she had a great time although a little too much to drink :) Miss ya hon, coming home soon.
Thanks for taking me back to my teens loved Seals and Croft. My favorite is GET CLOSER. Takes me back to a little dive bar and every time this song came on the jukebox Jim Omler and I would dance even if he was shooting pool he put the game on pause and danced with me. Mind you nobody danced in this bar but everyone knew if we were in the bar and GET CLOSER came on we were going to dance. GOOD TIMES GOOD MEMORIES ❤❤❤❤❤
When I put my album of their greatest hits on several years ago, I was a little amazed and very gratified how quickly my teenagers took to their music.
Jim Seals was the older brother of "England" Dan Seals, of England Dan & John Ford Coley. They also had some monster hits in the 70s, and Dan went on to have a successful country career. Sadly, both brothers have passed, but they left a lot of good tunes.
This song occupies a special place in my heart, to my "Diamonds Girl", who broke my heart, but that's the way of love. I heard a little Steely Dan in this tune as well.
Oh this is such a fantastic song (and yes Summer Breeze is one of my all time favorites) but this one... man it brings back such good vibe memories from my youth. Great reaction.
Seals and Crofts were all over the airwaves with their jazzy, soft rock sound. I graduated high school in 1974. Our class song was 'We May Never Pass This Way Again'. Check it out. I know both of you will dig it! Keep on smiling!!
There will NEVER be another time for music like the music from the 70's.
Nothing will ever match the 1970’s,…. And i mean never!!!!!!!! Best time for music and growing up as a kid!!!!!!
Truth!
So true!! It was the best. I still listen to it.
60’s and 80’s might have something to say about that
The best ❣️
"We May Never Pass This Way Again" is a great song of theirs and you will love it!
You guys should check out the 5th Dimension with the song Up,up and away, Wedding Bell Blies. Or Together Let" s Find Love. I know you're gonna like them
A great one!
Only group I ever knew that were Bahais
That was are class song 1976
@@aldenfukushima55I loved them so much. And later, couldn't get enough of Billy & Marilyn's "You Don't Be To Be A Star".
Yes! Finally more Seals and Crofts, after Jim Seals passed no one has really listened to them.
Hummingbird and We May Never Pass This Way Again are other examples of their timeless music ✨
W May Never Pass This Way Again is such a great song 🎶 ❤😊
Love both of those songs✌️
Agree! Both songs are total hits. You two still have more beautiful surprises coming.
Seals & Croft “HUMMINGBIRD” 😊❤Such a great one!!! 😊
Couldn't agree more!! Hummingbird is a musical masterpiece
My absolute favorite!
Fantastic Song
A thousand times yes!!!
PLEASE REACT TO THIS SONG! Hummingbird is such a beautiful song.
Great underrated duo. Their light harmonies and easy listening style helped defined 70's soft rock.
Their other great hits include:
"Hummingbird", "I'll Play For You", "Get Closer", "We May Never Pass This Way, "You're The Love".
The King of Nothing
Their hit songs were really big hit songs, often hitting the top 5 of the charts back in the 70s.
they werent underrated....
How were they underrated? They had a lot of hits - you listed several. I'm sure their songs got good reviews back in the day. Not sure if they won any awards, but still got plenty of radio play.
Second “Get Closer”, great song
Seals & Crofts were part of the soundtrack of my childhood. This song and "Summer Breeze" can bring me right back to specific moments in time.
Totally agree. The sixteen year old me is right here whenever I listen to this song. Memories 💜💜
But, Kelly... How could they be the soundtrack of your childhood when some guy above here said they were "underrated"?! Guess he thinks no one ever heard of them til now... haha stupid kids.
Puts me in the back seat of my parents car.
Same here. Those same two songs take me back to being a teen and spending almost every day of the summer of '73 at the city pool. The local Top 40 station always played over the pool's PA system so anything that got a lot of airplay that summer takes me right back. Another one on that list is Simon and Garfunkel's Kodachrome.
"We May Never Pass This Way Again" will wow you...guaranteed!
Diamond Girl charted at #6 on Billboard in 1973, every song in this time period that was Top 10 worthy and beyond is still being played today some 50yrs later. Boomers out there, we truly were the lucky ones...
Just great mellow vibes , “We May Never Pass This Way” or “Hummingbird “ are also good choices
My graduation song in the mid 70's was "We may never pass this way again" by Seals & Crofts
My sister’s too! Same timeframe.
I don't remember having a graduation song, but that is a great one.
One of the great duos of the 70's. Beautiful, balanced harmonies. And such a great song. Seals & Crofts made lovely, thoughtful music and had a number of hits. None tops "Summer Breeze" for me, which will always be on my all-time fave songs list. I wouldn't associate Seals & Crofts with a smoky jazz lounge, though. These days, they'd be put in the "Yacht Rock" category and really, that would be more their vibe. Peace. ✌🏽
i would'nt put the tune in either catagory , for the simple reason that i was kid when this song came out and when i hear it now it makes me think of my chidhood of carefree summers , summer camp , playing in the street with my siblings and friends , trying to stay out of trouble , aw man take me away fellas !
They had a handful of great tunes, and this is one of them. I think "Hummingbird" should be next. I really love the bridge in that song. 🙂
Agreed! Some great changes in that song.
This was the first hit Jeff Porcaro and David Paich of Toto played on.
A FAVORITE!!!! On my playlist for decades!! Thanks y’all! ❤❤❤❤
"Get Closer" is fabulous, stayed in Billboards Top Ten for weeks! Great harmonizing female vocals, (sounding like gospel voices.) "We May Never Pass This Way Again," so soulful, brilliant harmonizing and light, airy, philosophical lyrics! You'll LOVE them💖
Jay & Amber, you'll love their "Get Closer" (featuring Carolyn Willis) and "We May Never Pass This Way (Again)" for song 3 and 4 from them!!!
Get Closer is my favorite. Speaking of Carolyn Willis, some music by The Honeycone would be nice. Want Ads. She was part of that group.
That flute was a piano roll. Awesome!
The keyboard player, David Paich and drummer Jeff Porcaro went on to form the band TOTO. One of my favourite Louis Shelton guitar parts was from "Last Train to Clarksville" for the Monkees. The duo, England Dan & John Ford Coley have been mentioned in earlier comments. As it happens, that duo also provided backing vocals on some of the tracks on the album "Diamond Girl". I always love seeing how many musicians that worked on the music of the 60's and 70's collaborated together. 🎸😎
Very popular during early 70’s. Couldn’t turn on your car radio without hearing them. Nice memories.
This song reminds me of the best friend I had at 12. We are still friends and it's been 52 years. Whenever I see her it's like no time has past. I will love her the rest of my life.
Smooth jazz nice cigar dark lounge jack on the rocks sit back and relax
So glad I grew up with this great music!
Jim Seals of Seals and Crofts had a younger brother named Dan whom he called England Dan because he was a Beatles fan. England Dan and John Ford Coley is a group you should listen to if you haven't. Their songs "I'd really love to see you tonight", "Nights are forever without you", and "Love is the Answer" were big hits and they had more.
I just realized you have heard them twice at least. I'm not sure you knew that Jim Seals and England Dan Seals were brothers.
I met Dan once when he played a show here in my small town. Nicest guy in the world. Gone way too soon. 😢
Yes--I'll second the motion---Check out "We May Never Pass This Way Again" , "Hummingbird" and "Summer Breeze"!!
The next reaction has to be "Get Closer", by Seals and Crofts! It's a great song, with Beautiful harmonies!
Yes please.
Amber ! I swear you always get all the things that I feel in the songs ! I love it ! Both of y’all get it ! Hell , I have friends who don’t get it and they’re my age n older ( I’m 46 and female ) . But to see a young couple enjoying this together brightens my day . I have worked so hard today and I’m all achy , tired , exhausted. But this popped up and gave me that boost to drive home to . So thank you , Jay and Amber ! Thank you for truly HEARING every note and appreciating it . Y’all are the BEST !!! 😊
70s harmonies are 🔥🔥 Seals Crofts, Eagles, ELO, Earth wind fire, Chicago, Doobies, Little River Band, Abba
merlin5420...you forgot the unforgettable CSN!!! rip David Crosby +
@@jaycorby So true
Can’t forget Manhattan Transfer
Your arms are pumped up and Amber's getting more beautiful. Love you guys
Seals and Crofts are great because even though they get pegged in that "soft-rock" category, many of their tunes have really unconventional twists and turns harmonically and melodically. They really embraced branching out and trying different things musically.
These are the songs that really bring me back to the 70's! Thanks for the memories! ❤👍💯✌🇨🇦♥️
Great duo! Soft rock ruled in the seventies!
Back when I was a kid riding my bike to the public pool in the 70's Seals & Crofts was always on the PA. Their music is always summer music to me and I smell Coppertone!
I so love this song.
Jim Seals' brother was 'England Dan' Seals...I was supposed to go to a dinner party in San Jose, Costa Rica in the mid-1970's where I would have met Jim & Ruby Seals, but I didn't make it...they lived there. Great music!
Takes me back to my sophomore year in high school.
Heard it a million times and this is the first time I’ve listened to the lyrics. Thanks for unburying these “gems,” “shining” them up, and making them “sparkle” once again.
I saw them in concert in 1980. Fabulous!
" We may never pass this way again" and "Hummingbird" are goodies too!❤
Talk about a trip down memory lane...you guys! ❤
Ahh, I can smell the 70's summer nights when I hear this stuff!
Seals and Crofts' second hit single after "Summer Breeze" was "Hummingbird". It's very beautiful and a personal favorite. BTW, Jimmy Seals' brother is long-time country singer Dan Seals.
"Ruby Jean and Billie Lee" is another beautiful song of theirs.
One of my favorite songs of theirs, for sure!! So heartfelt, spiritual, and tender! ❤
Oh wow I remember my older sister would blast this song nonstop lol great times.
Oh high school!!! Peace love and rock and roll.
Such a choice song! The blend of soft rock and jazz creates such an amazing feeling....I really think this is their best song.
I had the great good fortune to be seated next to Jim Seals on a flight in Texas in about 1972.
A very pleasant guy to chat with. He was on his way to meet all of his compadres and begin a tour.
That's a great 70's smooth sound.
I saw these guys at an amphitheater in Waikiki in 1975. They were so chill and after the concert they came out to the edge of the stage and sat down and offered to share their Bahai Faith beliefs with anyone who wanted to know. Great reaction!
It's called the Waikiki Shell. Elvis performed there in the early 70's! I had the honor of performing there in 1979! It was bone chilling to stand on the same stage that The King stood on!
I was at the concert. It was a free concert, I believe.
I saw them three times in concert, twice in downtown Chicago and once at a venue in one of our suburbs. After both downtown concerts they passed out booklets about the Baha'i faith and invited anyone who wanted to join them to go to the Baha'i Temple. The one temple in the U.S. is in Wilmette which is a North Shore suburb and about a 25 minute drive from downtown Chicago. Unfortunately I was not able to go either time, but I still have the booklet. The third time I saw them as they were leaving the stage they shook hands with some of the audience sitting in the bottom rows. I happened to be in the second row and Jimmy Seals shook my hand. I'm going to recommend three songs which are not part of their big hits, but are personal favorites of mine. They are "Windflowers", "Follow Me" and "The Boy Down The Road".
Truly lovely men. They had a pure vibe ❤. Their faith was such a special part of their music
@@donnakubiski5572I visited that Baha'i temple in Wilmette many years ago. Just saw it from the exterior.
I saw Seals and Crofts in concert years ago... after the concert they held a fireside chat with the audience. It's one of my favorite memories.
Thank you so much guys one of my favorite groups
Another great one from the early 70s. Definitely check out Hummingbird, We May Never Pass This Way Again and I'll Play For You.
This is the single version. The album one has a longer guitar solo really great. I knew these guys. Nicest people I ever met in the music business. They were at UH a lot when I started there. They are both Bahai missionaries and founded the Bahai church near the campus. I knew Sam Kinison too. He was actually an AG revival preacher. He worked with campus crusade. He started his comedy career in Houston. He was a good guitar player too. Jim's brother Dan was paired with a bandmate John Ford Coley. They became a duo when the band split. They had several hits too. All these guy knew their way around the studio. They were killer live too.
Still have this well-worn album, from its release... love everything about them. ❤
Dayum! Haven't heard this song in forever! Floods me with times from my childhood.
Just heard this on the radio Sunday night for the first time in years and here we are again....sweet!
Jeez!! These guys are genius it's astounding how instantly you're there! I'm a young kid in the late 70's and these tunes are everywhere..remember walking into the house on summer days and hearing this on the radio.
70’s soft rock, groovy vibe that ‘swayed’ us; dancing, cleaning, working, exercising, driving, skating, riding and relaxing.
Songs like this play on, in the background of our memoried souls.
Amber, you shined like diamond while listening.
Job well done.
They had two unique voices that paired so beautifully together. I saw them in '73 at the State Fairgrounds Arena. Great show. ☮💜🎶
ROB! You need to play this for Amber around the house twice a month! She will love it every time it comes on. She'll remember how special she is to you.
“We May Never Pass This Way (Again) HAS GOT to be next!!! Amber, you absolutely love it!
Forget that it's a beautiful love song........
Ty guys for this...the beat of this is soo infectious and the only cure is the music itself!
Thanks for playing more Seals and Crofts! Closer, we May Never pass this way again, Play for you, Hummingbird so many great songs!
Love this song. You guys mention jazz a lot and should try, Take 5 by the Dave Brubeck Quartet. One of the first mainstream popular songs of jazz
Oldie but goodie. Listening with you two was the first time I noticed that jazzy feel. Thank you!
SUCH GREAT HARMONIES!! Their music always seemed to remind me of SUMMER!! LOVE THIS ONE!!
"We May Never Pass This Way Again" is a must reaction.
I still have the vinyl album from when this came out! This is their signature tune. Great stuff!
I love this one. The song is sincere. Like he felt it.
I think that Seals & Crofts is another one of those bands like Steely Dan, who has their own unique style and sound! Love their music and this is another great one!!❤
Glad you guys are enjoying all this great music from the past, great memories!!❤. Thanks!!
Their songs remind me more of the seventies than any one else.
What a wonderful song and wonderful reaction. Amber your smile through the song speaks volumes to how one feels when listening to this song. I feel like that whenever it hear it also and I heard this song since it was released. I smiled and got into the vibe then and still do these many decades later. Timeless. A huge yes to all the suggested songs already stated in the comments. The both of you will just love more by them. We want to "Make you smile", so return to more of Seals & Crofts in the future. I have another song by them that is not a single but appears on their "Get Closer" album. Written by Seals and given to The Knickerbockers in 1967 to record. "Sweet Green Fields" the Seals & Crofts version is just a truly wonderful listen. Glad that you enjoyed this song and seeing both of you smile made my night. I recommend "Nights are Forever Without You" and "It's Sad To Belong" by England Dan & John Ford Coley also. Thanks.
@LReed. Since you made a list of 70s soft rock hits, I thought I'd throw one in that I especially like... Daisy Jane by America. 😊
@@oldiesgeek454 or "Todays The Day" by America. I added Dan & John because Dan Seals is brother to Jim Seals.
@@lreed1040 👍
I would add "I'd Really Love to See You Tonight" as an England Dan and John Ford Coley reaction!
@@shelq3814 They reacted to that some time ago. They also reacted to "Love Is The Answer" by them. If you do a search of Rob Squad Reactions - England Dan and John Ford Coley the reactions will come up. Worth checking out if interested. As for Seals & Crofts they reacted to "Summer Breeze" and this so far.
One of the best duos from the 70s easily with this song , and others like summer breeze, we may never pass this way again,castles in the sand and many more. ❤LOVED THEIR MUSIC 🎶
I graduated high school in 1974, their song “We May never pass this way Again” was played during the ceremony. Also “We’ve Only Just Begun” by the Carpenters was played. Much cooler than Pomp and Circumstance!
You have to listen to "Humming Bird" and my favorite of theirs, "We May Never Pass This Way Again" Seals and Crofts was my first concert, in a local college auditorium!! They were just as beautiful live!
Ya'll opend up another rabbit hole seals and croft have many great songs!
I was born in 1969 and this is one of the first songs as a child I remember.
Great fkn song .. still sound incredible.
My late wife was a Dan Seals fan. We went to see him back when his solo career in country was taking off. Songs like "Everything that Glitters isn't Gold." were top of the charts and she had a great time although a little too much to drink :) Miss ya hon, coming home soon.
Singer songwriters are the best. Love Seals & Crofts. The more you listen to it, the more you like it.
'Diamond Girl" was the first Seals & Crofts song I remember hearing. Oldest brother bought the album back in the early 70's
Thanks for taking me back to my teens loved Seals and Croft. My favorite is GET CLOSER. Takes me back to a little dive bar and every time this song came on the jukebox Jim Omler and I would dance even if he was shooting pool he put the game on pause and danced with me. Mind you nobody danced in this bar but everyone knew if we were in the bar and GET CLOSER came on we were going to dance. GOOD TIMES GOOD MEMORIES ❤❤❤❤❤
When I put my album of their greatest hits on several years ago, I was a little amazed and very gratified how quickly my teenagers took to their music.
Jim Seals was the older brother of "England" Dan Seals, of England Dan & John Ford Coley. They also had some monster hits in the 70s, and Dan went on to have a successful country career. Sadly, both brothers have passed, but they left a lot of good tunes.
They were magic and you felt it when you heard them sing o to be back in that time❤🎉
get closer should be the next song from 1976
This song occupies a special place in my heart, to my "Diamonds Girl", who broke my heart, but that's the way of love. I heard a little Steely Dan in this tune as well.
This song is awesome 👍
LOVE this song. ❤
Wow,I haven't heard this in so long! A real gem...💎🎶
I loved hearing this song. It takes me back to high school days. I was a big ol' hippie. 😊
Two more great iconic songs by them are We May Never Pass This Way
Again and one of the best underapprecisted love songs of the 70s, Get Closer.
Like this one, they did a song called "Hummingbird" that is nice too.
love this song- special memories for me.....
Impeccable harmonies and a bit of blue-eyed soul. Another classic.
Oh this is such a fantastic song (and yes Summer Breeze is one of my all time favorites) but this one... man it brings back such good vibe memories from my youth. Great reaction.
They were touring the Northeast in 1971 and we all saw them in college but at the time, very few of us knew who they were.
You have done the PERFECT REACTION TO A SONG... Mellow Movements and Soulful Responses... Keep-On Keeping-On...
They blend so well together!❤
Seals and Crofts were all over the airwaves with their jazzy, soft rock sound. I graduated high school in 1974. Our class song was 'We May Never Pass This Way Again'. Check it out. I know both of you will dig it! Keep on smiling!!