This song always reminds me of a little girl we had as a patient on the Pediatric ICU. It was the first day of school - 1st grade for her. They got to the bus late & she started running to catch the bus. The driver didn't see her. Somehow she got caught & dragged by the bus. She was flown to us & was in a coma for weeks. This was her favorite song & her Mom played it on repeat EVERY DAY. Nobody minded, we all hoped it would help her regain consciousness. She eventually did. She had a few issues from the accident but every person on the staff rejoiced along with her family. I will always think of her when I hear this song. Thanks for the trip down memory lane. ❤
I'm more of an 80s music guy, but Spin Doctors was one of my favorite bands of the 90s! So glad you tried them! More please! Little Miss Can't Be Wrong and Jimmy Olsen's Blues are great. All are off Pocket Full of Kryptonite, one of my favorite 90s albums. Amber is spot on about the drums--my friend compared their drum & bass work to Rush. Killer rhythm section.
There is no bad song on Pocketful of Kryptonite! Fell in love with Little Miss Can't Be Wrong (especially the music video - a MUST to use for a reaction to that song!), and then... Then I heard this song! This band was pure fun, and this album was HUGE in 1993! Sadly, they struggled to come up with another hit. They had a few songs off the next album that were pretty good, but none that could compare to any of the songs on this album. I believe they kept going through the 90s, then split up for awhile, but have reunited a couple times, over the years. I saw them at a free concert in Pershing Square Park about 5-6 years ago - the city of L.A. hires bands to perform shows on Saturday nights in the summer, and they are a great, fun-filled time, that everyone can enjoy. Anyway, the Spin Doctors sounded as good as ever!
The second album didn't sell. Todd in The Shadows did an episode of Train wreckords on what happened with them. But yeah. They still tour and put out independent albums to this day. They did a song back in 04 or 05 called Nice Talking To Me that was really good. It just didn't blow up big.
A 90's gem. They had a couple other bangers too. From this era, you should also check out Edie Brickell and the New Bohemians- What I Am. Edie was Paul Simon's wife.
That was a little bit earlier. Only by 3 years but it seemed like a lot to me at the time since I had just got out of high school when Shooting Rubberbands at the Stars came out.
It's Edie Brickell and New Bohemians. No "the". How do I remember this? When they were on Letterman, for the rest of the week Dave referred to the band as "Paul Schaffer and Worlds Most Dangerous Band". Lol
Yes, a banger from the 90's, well overplayed and became an instant classic. Great song. "Little Miss Can't Be Wrong" "Pocket Full Of Kryptonite" "What Time Is It?" "Jimmy Olsen's Blues" "How Could You Want Him (When You Know You Can Have Me)" "Cleopatra's Cat" "She Used To Be Mine" "Mary Jane" "You Let Your Heart Go Too Fast" "If The River Was Whiskey."
The band has had ups and downs (even temporarily split up once or twice), but they're still together, although they fired their longtime bassist over refusing to get the COVID-19 shot. Sad, but IMHO, necessary.
Omg. There is an episode of The Sarah Silverman show where they find out her Metal-Head neighbor has been secretly only listening to one song: Two Princes on his iTunes for years. There is this scene of him having the time of his life walking through his neighborhood being so happy listening to this song. I laughed so so hard.
The Spin Doctors are awesome!!! Since you like them I recommend the Dave Matthews Band. "Ants Marching", "Crush", "Where are you Going", "Satellite", and "Crash into Me" are all awesome. I would also recommend Muse "Starlight", the Kings of Leon "Molly Chambers", and Michael Franti and Spearhead "Say hey, I love you ".
I have emailed, commented, and PM'd over the past year requesting Dave Matthews Band, but get nothing. Hopefully they see this thread and finally experience what we fans love about Dave Matthews Band!
Love Spin Doctors! Side note: John Popper, the lead singer of Blues Traveler, was in an early lineup of Spin Doctors. Other songs of theirs to try include "Cleopatra's Cat" and "Safety Pin".
Early 90's goodness, here. I was in the Army when this song was huge at Ft. Campbell, KY. Good times. Again, I'll never understand Jay's indifference to the 90's as far as music goes, it was so polarizing. Ailce and Chains,PearlJam,Soundgarden are all groups you need to get back to.
I saw them play a free summer concert series in Deep Ellum in Dallas, TX right on the street. It was awesome except for the little punk that threw a half-filled water bottle at Mark (the bassist) and hit him pretty hard. They almost stopped playing. We were all about to kick that kid's ass.
I saw that tour, too! They played the Greek Theater in Hollywood, and it rocked! The Spin Doctors came back again, a year or so later, with Cracker & the Gin Blossoms opening, and I saw it at the Greek again! This time, I was in the 2nd row, in the pit!
Spin Doctors debuted in 1991 w/ the album 'Pocket full of Kryptonite'... and that record sold 5x platinum w/ massive hits - 'Two princes'... "Little Miss can't be wrong"...and "Jimmy Olsen's blues"... But the band crashed and burned faster than MC Hammer... 😁 The band featured Chris Barron (vocals) and Erik Schenkman (guitar) ... but Schenkman left the band in 1994, just as the Spin Doctors released the album 'Turn it upside down' (which sold platinum) and it failed to score any hit singles... Without Erik Schenkman, the Spin Doctors released 2 more albums, but lacked the songwriting chemistry and were completely forgotten... They went on hiatus by 1999 after Chris Barron suffered vocal paralysis which left him unable to sing briefly. Barron and Schenkman patched things up and reunited in 2001 as the Spin Doctors and played & recorded sporadically... but have yet to recapture the fame of 'Pocket full of Kryptonite'...
Two more 90s bands you should check out- Toad the Wet Sprocket ("Something's Always Wrong," "Walk On the Ocean," "All I Want") and Gin Blossoms ("Hey Jealousy," "Until I Fall Away," "Til I Hear it from You," "Follow You Down"). Pleasepleasepleasepleaseplease? I know you'll like them ❤
Speaking of the 90’s, check out Ben Harper & the Innocent Criminals. Great mix of blues, folk, rock and reggae. Pleasure & Pain, Ground on Down & Diamonds on the Inside - all great starters.
Great song and album, but I'm not sure what "a fast hit" means. I do know the album took a long time to take off. The album was out a full year before the first single charted. But this song followed, and became a bigger hit in early 1993!
Loved this band back in the early 90's! I remember Pocket full of Kryptonite being a huge party album back then. As others have said, "Little Miss Can't Be Wrong" would be my next recommendation.
As an avid watcher. Please do Siouxsie and the Banshees “Kiss them for me”. It has a backstory which is about Jane Mansfield who was a diva (look her up) that gave Marilyn Monroe a run for her money. Her daughter, Mariska Hargitay is now the famous actress on SVU. Such a good jam!
I agree with a few of the comments, Little Miss Can’t Be Wrong by SD is definitely one ya gotta do! Interesting fact: In its early years, dating back to the late-1980s, Spin Doctors first called themselves Trucking Company. At the time, the group included Canadian guitarist Eric Schenkman, John Popper (Blues Traveler), and Barron. But Popper left early on (to him the band was a side project) to more fully focus on Blues Traveler.
these guys were a killer jam band in NYC in the late 80s and early 90s. Before they made it big, John Popper, from Blues Traveler was a member (It was a side band for Popper, he went to HS with the Spin Doctor's lead singer)
Love this. Love “Jimmy Olsen’s Blues”. It’s upbeat with fantastic drums and tells the story of Jimmy Olsen being in love with Lois Lane while she’s focused on Superman. This whole album is great.
@@btgiv6009Maybe. Then again even DC has big comic book movies. Plus the album is “Pocket Full of Kryptonite” so I bet they’d get it. Awesome song, regardless
Spin Doctors were such a vibe when they came out, just wish they would have been around longer. So I got another 90s vibe, yall both will like. This one hit BIG around the same time as the Spin Docs. It's called Walking on the Sun by Smash Mouth.
Great choice for a 90s song Jay and Amber. A 90s group I don't think you have reacted to yet that you should definitely listen to is the Gin Blossoms. They had multiple hits, but you should begin with the one that got it all started for them, Hey Jealousy! Love your channel, blessings!
This is more in the Blues Traveler Vein in that they both appealed to the space jam crowd. They came out in the 90's but could have easily come out in the 70's. It's kind of Steve Miller esque as well.
A bit o' trivia... John Popper, from Blues Travler is a founding member of a band called Trucking Company, which changed its name to Spin Doctors. He went to high school with the lead singer, Chris Barron. The rest is history.
Not sure if you’ve gotten many Dave Matthews Band suggestions. “Ants Marching” is a good one to start with. Prominent violin and horns in almost all their songs and a very unique voice
The Spin Doctors were part a small, early. 90s sub-group of "jam bands" like Blues Traveler, Dave Matthews Band, Phish, and Medeski Martin & Wood that offered a more loose-limbed, funky response to to the darker, heavier grunge sound happening simultaneously. A lot of articles around the time were focusing on the "rubbery grooves", but this band, as goofy as their image was, was super-tight- especially the way Aaron Comess absolutely hammers out those shuffle beats. And speaking of Blues Traveler- their singer/ harmonica player, John Popper, was actually in the original line-up of this band, solely as the harmonica player! (Spin Doctors vocalist Chris Barron was Popper's friend from high school, and joined the band later at Popper's request.)
This is a lot of fun and what's great about the 90's is that there were lots of different styles and genres of music being explored. I feel like there's a whole world yet to discover and it'll be fun seeing your reactions to what remains to be unearthed! If you love the bass you must listen to Morphine, with songs like "Buena" and "Honey White". Great sax and the lead singer/bass player (Mark Sandman - R.I.P.) had his own unique bass guitar rigged up. ❣
I’ve listened to this song hundreds times of times and never understood the lyrics. Back in the days of radio we had no idea what they were saying in songs like this. My friends and I would all sing together but everyone sang different words, and no one cared. I didn’t even know the name of the song or that the word “princes” was in this song until now. Crazy.
Spin doctors are one of my favorite 90s bands/. They were touring beasts for their 1st 3 albums and I saw them at least twice on those tours, plus a handful of time since. Just amazingly fun and happy shows, different setlist every show, talking requests from the crowd, great crowd banter by Chris Barro, who as you can see has a beautiful voice with a unique delivery an amazing vocals, along with Eric Shenkman on guitar, one of the most underrated guitarists out there. He can make it sound like 2 different guitars are playing at once! I met them after shows several times and they are all just so down to Earth, friendly and personable. They have a cult fan following for a reason.
This was a big hit in the 90’s. Great song, funny video. Another 90’s group you haven’t done yet was real big in the 90’s is Dave Matthews Band. Please do “What Would You Say?” and you won’t be disappointed.
A beautiful memory trigger for this old man. The 90s were my children's generation, so I absorbed some great alternative rock thanks to them, and we were able to share each other's music. Thanks y'all. That's the kind-o-triggerin' I love. 😉♥
"Little Miss Can't Be Wrong" came in on perfect timing during my first divorce and that's the title that I dubbed my Ex. That was a secondary hit for these guys. It was also a good video but did not rate as bigtime as the "Two Princes" song. Maybe you guys wanna watch that one too.
It was the summer of '93...me and my best buds drove down to Daytona Beach . We are in this sea side club one night and this song comes on and just about every woman in the place starts cheering and grooving instantly to this! How could you not like that! Spin Doctors are a great band! You two should get their first two albums "Pocket Full Of Kryptonite" and "Turn It Upside Down" they are two incredibly solid albums from start to finish! A must have in the collection! This is coming from a seventies and eighties guy. Please do: What Time Is It Little Miss Can't Be Wrong How Could You Want Him Jimmy Olsen's Blues Cleopatras Cat Off My Line Hungry Hamed's
If you've been missing the Red Hot Chili Peppers music, then the absolute next song you should check out is "Can't Stop." I guarantee it will be one of your top 5 liked.
Spin Doctors are one of the most under rated groups. You would like Little Ms. know it all too.I love Bowling for Soup too especially 1985 song for a new artist.
I absolutely loved seeing the big smiles on your faces as you enjoyed Two Princes- that's the same reaction I had when I first heard this song all those years ago. Songs like this are what I listen to on the way to work- they set the tone for a great day, or lift me up if I'm expecting a hard day. I'm generally a hard rocker, but music like this definitely has it's place for me.
Another 90's band that I think Amber will love is Sixpence None The Richer. The songs they are best known for is "Kiss Me", "There She Goes" - a cover, and their cover of "Don't Dream It's Over"
Spin Doctors and Blues Traveler both came up together through the NY/Jersey club scene with John Popper actually being a member of the band for a short time. The 2 bands would often play as dual headliners and spend part of their evenings in a big jam session with both bands playing together!
Jay & Amber, you'll love their "Little Miss Can't Be Wrong"!!! Their other big hit song.
Little miss little miss!!!
Yes!!!!
Yes @surlechspeau. Also, their song “Jimmy Olsen’s Blues”
Yup I kinda like that one alittle more!👍
Oh hell yes !!
This song always reminds me of a little girl we had as a patient on the Pediatric ICU. It was the first day of school - 1st grade for her. They got to the bus late & she started running to catch the bus. The driver didn't see her. Somehow she got caught & dragged by the bus. She was flown to us & was in a coma for weeks. This was her favorite song & her Mom played it on repeat EVERY DAY. Nobody minded, we all hoped it would help her regain consciousness. She eventually did. She had a few issues from the accident but every person on the staff rejoiced along with her family. I will always think of her when I hear this song.
Thanks for the trip down memory lane. ❤
And thank you for being the type of caregiver the 🌎 needs more of. ♥️👍
What an absolute nightmare for a 1st grader. Holy hell. Glad she recovered.
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I'm more of an 80s music guy, but Spin Doctors was one of my favorite bands of the 90s! So glad you tried them! More please! Little Miss Can't Be Wrong and Jimmy Olsen's Blues are great. All are off Pocket Full of Kryptonite, one of my favorite 90s albums. Amber is spot on about the drums--my friend compared their drum & bass work to Rush. Killer rhythm section.
Always like jimmy Olsen's Blues
There is no bad song on Pocketful of Kryptonite! Fell in love with Little Miss Can't Be Wrong (especially the music video - a MUST to use for a reaction to that song!), and then... Then I heard this song! This band was pure fun, and this album was HUGE in 1993! Sadly, they struggled to come up with another hit. They had a few songs off the next album that were pretty good, but none that could compare to any of the songs on this album. I believe they kept going through the 90s, then split up for awhile, but have reunited a couple times, over the years. I saw them at a free concert in Pershing Square Park about 5-6 years ago - the city of L.A. hires bands to perform shows on Saturday nights in the summer, and they are a great, fun-filled time, that everyone can enjoy. Anyway, the Spin Doctors sounded as good as ever!
These guys don't get enough love. They put out a good album, then drifted off into obscurity.
They're on tour now.
Their 2nd album is also pretty good. Not sure about others 🤔
The second album didn't sell. Todd in The Shadows did an episode of Train wreckords on what happened with them. But yeah. They still tour and put out independent albums to this day. They did a song back in 04 or 05 called Nice Talking To Me that was really good. It just didn't blow up big.
The lead singer damaged his vocal cords and had to quit for a while.
When he eventually recovered their momentum was gone.
@@briansmith48 Oh wow that's so sad. Kind of wondered how they just seemed to disappear.
A 90's gem. They had a couple other bangers too. From this era, you should also check out Edie Brickell and the New Bohemians- What I Am. Edie was Paul Simon's wife.
LOVED that Song!
That was a little bit earlier. Only by 3 years but it seemed like a lot to me at the time since I had just got out of high school when Shooting Rubberbands at the Stars came out.
She IS Paul Simons wife....
Edie is still Paul Simon's wife. Married 30 years, they have three children.
It's Edie Brickell and New Bohemians. No "the".
How do I remember this? When they were on Letterman, for the rest of the week Dave referred to the band as "Paul Schaffer and Worlds Most Dangerous Band". Lol
A massive hit in the 90s for this band, it was being played everywhere. Its so catchy. I loved it. 😍 ❤🎼🎙
Yes, a banger from the 90's, well overplayed and became an instant classic. Great song. "Little Miss Can't Be Wrong" "Pocket Full Of Kryptonite" "What Time Is It?" "Jimmy Olsen's Blues" "How Could You Want Him (When You Know You Can Have Me)" "Cleopatra's Cat" "She Used To Be Mine" "Mary Jane" "You Let Your Heart Go Too Fast" "If The River Was Whiskey."
The drummer kills it on this! Great album. "Kryptonite" ☮💙🎶
Yeah! I always loved the drums on this. Not just the groove, but even the tuning of the kit.
Ya that laid back ski light alternative punk mid 90s non Seattle sound.
I'm a drummer and the drums are so big in this song. That kick drum.
"Pocket Full of Kryptonite"
@@Tensen01 Yeah, that one's great too.
This entire album is *FIRE* !!!! Spin Doctors were great live and it always felt like a party! Chris Barron, singer, is still making music.
The band has had ups and downs (even temporarily split up once or twice), but they're still together, although they fired their longtime bassist over refusing to get the COVID-19 shot. Sad, but IMHO, necessary.
@@screwyootube1 So the bassist is the only level-headed one.....check.
@@PainInTheS another dumbarse anti vaxxer
Omg. There is an episode of The Sarah Silverman show where they find out her Metal-Head neighbor has been secretly only listening to one song: Two Princes on his iTunes for years. There is this scene of him having the time of his life walking through his neighborhood being so happy listening to this song. I laughed so so hard.
Little Miss Can't Be Wrong, Jimmy Olsen Blues, and How Could You Want Him are all great songs and well worth a listen.
Jimmy Olsen's Blues is my favorite off that CD, I've got a pocket full of kryptonite indeed.
Best $15 I'd spent in 1994 was for a double billed concert with Spin Doctors and Gin Blossoms (yet another band you ought to check out).
The Spin Doctors are awesome!!! Since you like them I recommend the Dave Matthews Band. "Ants Marching", "Crush", "Where are you Going", "Satellite", and "Crash into Me" are all awesome. I would also recommend Muse "Starlight", the Kings of Leon "Molly Chambers", and Michael Franti and Spearhead "Say hey, I love you ".
I keep hoping to see Dave Matthews Band on here.
Totally agree! There’s no 90’s without Dave Matthews. They’ve only listened to a slow one… “Ants Marching” is what Jay and Amber need!
I agree about DMB. Another great 90s band was 'Blessid Union of Souls' ua-cam.com/channels/H-SZuej01B8CCJFucliXyQ.html
I have emailed, commented, and PM'd over the past year requesting Dave Matthews Band, but get nothing. Hopefully they see this thread and finally experience what we fans love about Dave Matthews Band!
Live version of Ants Marching, please.
Yes this came out in the 90's this song takes me back to high school such a fun song
Love Spin Doctors! Side note: John Popper, the lead singer of Blues Traveler, was in an early lineup of Spin Doctors. Other songs of theirs to try include "Cleopatra's Cat" and "Safety Pin".
Laraby's Gang is my favorite from the second album, but Cleopatra's Cat is great too!
I didn't know that side note about John Popper. Thanks 🤔
This song was EVERYWHERE in the mid 90s. Still being played all over.
Being born in the early 80's, I grew up listening to 90's music in my teen years. I love 90's and 2000's/early 2010's music.
Most iconic pop guitar riff of the 90s. Well it's a toss up between this riff and the riff to EMF's " Unbelievable"
Definitely also check out “little miss cant be wrong” and “ jimmy olsen’s blues”
Not even heard your reaction yet but I am so excited. One of my favourite 90's songs and I didn't even hear it until well into the 2000's.
Early 90's goodness, here. I was in the Army when this song was huge at Ft. Campbell, KY. Good times. Again, I'll never understand Jay's indifference to the 90's as far as music goes, it was so polarizing. Ailce and Chains,PearlJam,Soundgarden are all groups you need to get back to.
It's the pure.....funness of this song.
They are a great live band. Saw them in the wayback with Soul Asylum and Screaming Trees and all three put on a show
Me too! At Riverside Park in Massachusetts. 1993.
@@John_Locke_108 Mud Island Amphitheater in Memphis for me. I was mostly there for the other two bands, but Spin Doctors hooked me, lol
@John Locke that was one of the MTv tours, Alternative Nation I think.
I saw them play a free summer concert series in Deep Ellum in Dallas, TX right on the street. It was awesome except for the little punk that threw a half-filled water bottle at Mark (the bassist) and hit him pretty hard. They almost stopped playing. We were all about to kick that kid's ass.
I saw that tour, too! They played the Greek Theater in Hollywood, and it rocked! The Spin Doctors came back again, a year or so later, with Cracker & the Gin Blossoms opening, and I saw it at the Greek again! This time, I was in the 2nd row, in the pit!
Making me feel so damn old...this was college age for me, and y'all weren't even born. Their other big song was "Little Miss Can't be Wrong"
Literally one of the best songs of the 90s,I'm so proud of being a 90s kid
I was born in 74, and a total hair band girl. However I did like a lot of the 90’s cuz it was different
Their whole first album was fantastic. Come back Spin Doctors!
That song is so cute! I would find myself singing it in the car on my way to work! “You can buy me flowers… go head now!” Owww!
Spin Doctors debuted in 1991 w/ the album 'Pocket full of Kryptonite'... and that record sold 5x platinum w/ massive hits - 'Two princes'... "Little Miss can't be wrong"...and "Jimmy Olsen's blues"... But the band crashed and burned faster than MC Hammer... 😁
The band featured Chris Barron (vocals) and Erik Schenkman (guitar) ... but Schenkman left the band in 1994, just as the Spin Doctors released the album 'Turn it upside down' (which sold platinum) and it failed to score any hit singles... Without Erik Schenkman, the Spin Doctors released 2 more albums, but lacked the songwriting chemistry and were completely forgotten... They went on hiatus by 1999 after Chris Barron suffered vocal paralysis which left him unable to sing briefly.
Barron and Schenkman patched things up and reunited in 2001 as the Spin Doctors and played & recorded sporadically... but have yet to recapture the fame of 'Pocket full of Kryptonite'...
FINALLY!! Someone reacts to Spin Doctors... They were a huge part of the 90's for me (As a teen).. I love em!! Thx for reacting to this!!
Spin Doctors definitely have a great vibe.😊
Lead singer Chris wrote this at age 19. Met him several years ago and he was so nice and we talked music for a bit
One of my favorite bands as a kid. The 90s was a fascinating time for music.
All of us Gen Xer's remember this one. Many good times had to this song and others by this band.
Been a Spin Doctors fan from day one. Looooove their music.
Arrgghh! Takes me back to when my kid was a teenager; I heard this album on repeat for months🤣
Two more 90s bands you should check out- Toad the Wet Sprocket ("Something's Always Wrong," "Walk On the Ocean," "All I Want") and Gin Blossoms ("Hey Jealousy," "Until I Fall Away," "Til I Hear it from You," "Follow You Down"). Pleasepleasepleasepleaseplease? I know you'll like them ❤
Gin Blossoms for sure need a reaction
Speaking of the 90’s, check out Ben Harper & the Innocent Criminals. Great mix of blues, folk, rock and reggae. Pleasure & Pain, Ground on Down & Diamonds on the Inside - all great starters.
I love this song and the storyline! This was a great nineties sound and I love his delivery! Released in 1991, this was a fast hit!❤❤
Great song and album, but I'm not sure what "a fast hit" means. I do know the album took a long time to take off. The album was out a full year before the first single charted. But this song followed, and became a bigger hit in early 1993!
I love the 90's, I love alternative. Best music, of all genres, ever!
Loved this band back in the early 90's! I remember Pocket full of Kryptonite being a huge party album back then. As others have said, "Little Miss Can't Be Wrong" would be my next recommendation.
Amber, you ain’t seen the 90s until you’ve seen Live. Yes, the band’s name is Live. Check out “I Alone”, “Lightning Crashes” and “All Over You”.
As an avid watcher. Please do Siouxsie and the Banshees “Kiss them for me”. It has a backstory which is about Jane Mansfield who was a diva (look her up) that gave Marilyn Monroe a run for her money. Her daughter, Mariska Hargitay is now the famous actress on SVU. Such a good jam!
I love that one and Face to Face, which I played until each mix tape was dead.
Yes some siouxie and the banshees, killing jar
This is a fun, peppy 90s hit. I agree with the fam "Little Miss Can't Be Wrong" is a great one to go for. Thanx so much, keep smilin', Peace
i like this song for the very tasty drumming and killer groove. and the hook of course
I can physically feel the 90’s everytime I hear this song!
Smiling! Great reaction! Thanks for keeping great music alive!
I agree with a few of the comments, Little Miss Can’t Be Wrong by SD is definitely one ya gotta do! Interesting fact: In its early years, dating back to the late-1980s, Spin Doctors first called themselves Trucking Company. At the time, the group included Canadian guitarist Eric Schenkman, John Popper (Blues Traveler), and Barron. But Popper left early on (to him the band was a side project) to more fully focus on Blues Traveler.
Loved these guys and their energy 👏 ❤️ 🙌
Hey you..are you my prince from SP??? Cafe Loca says hi if it's you
these guys were a killer jam band in NYC in the late 80s and early 90s. Before they made it big, John Popper, from Blues Traveler was a member (It was a side band for Popper, he went to HS with the Spin Doctor's lead singer)
Wow, never knew that about Popper. Thanks for sharing!
It was still called, "The Trucking Company". Sometime after Popper left, they coined the Spin Doctors.
Love this. Love “Jimmy Olsen’s Blues”. It’s upbeat with fantastic drums and tells the story of Jimmy Olsen being in love with Lois Lane while she’s focused on Superman. This whole album is great.
Problem is, they wouldn't know who Jimmy Olsen and Lois Lane are. No one under 40 does anymore.
@@btgiv6009Maybe. Then again even DC has big comic book movies. Plus the album is “Pocket Full of Kryptonite” so I bet they’d get it. Awesome song, regardless
Saw them in 1996 in Bricktown. What a show.
Spin Doctors were such a vibe when they came out, just wish they would have been around longer. So I got another 90s vibe, yall both will like. This one hit BIG around the same time as the Spin Docs. It's called Walking on the Sun by Smash Mouth.
The one thing about this band I find the drummer is fantastic. Those drum rolls, mixed with complex bass drum driving their songs.
Great choice for a 90s song Jay and Amber. A 90s group I don't think you have reacted to yet that you should definitely listen to is the Gin Blossoms. They had multiple hits, but you should begin with the one that got it all started for them, Hey Jealousy! Love your channel, blessings!
The way we BLASTED this from our cars in the early 90s!! So fun.
You guys are on fire this week!
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Huge song from what I remember being a fun and very talented band to watch. Always loved the lead singers voice.
Bringing me all the 90s nostalgia with this one ❤
This was a huge hit....you heard it everywhere!
As everyone has mentioned, you need to do LITTLE MISS CANT BE WRONG next! Love their sound...
This is more in the Blues Traveler Vein in that they both appealed to the space jam crowd. They came out in the 90's but could have easily come out in the 70's. It's kind of Steve Miller esque as well.
Shout out to the drummer ✌️ this is a banger. This will get you pumped up for sure. Keep on rockin 👍
A bit o' trivia... John Popper, from Blues Travler is a founding member of a band called Trucking Company, which changed its name to Spin Doctors. He went to high school with the lead singer, Chris Barron. The rest is history.
"Little Miss Can't Be Wrong" was their other big radio hit.
But my personal favorite is "What Time Is It?".
And the answer is: 4:30. ⏰
This takes me back to my teenage years. I remember having this on cassette tape which I recorded off the radio. Man I feel old. 😄
Oh man, this song was so big when I was in middle school!
Love Spin Doctors! The entire album is great. Jimmy Olsens blues, Little miss can’t be wrong.
"Jimmy Olsen's Blues" is another total banger from Spin Doctors!
Not sure if you’ve gotten many Dave Matthews Band suggestions. “Ants Marching” is a good one to start with. Prominent violin and horns in almost all their songs and a very unique voice
Oo ya now your in the 90s my college years! The drummer on this album had a ski beat or alternstive pop ski groove.
Another '90s band you should check out is Cake. They've got a great rock sound with horns in every song. A good one to start with is "The Distance".
yes! I love Hem of your Garment
The Spin Doctors were part a small, early. 90s sub-group of "jam bands" like Blues Traveler, Dave Matthews Band, Phish, and Medeski Martin & Wood that offered a more loose-limbed, funky response to to the darker, heavier grunge sound happening simultaneously. A lot of articles around the time were focusing on the "rubbery grooves", but this band, as goofy as their image was, was super-tight- especially the way Aaron Comess absolutely hammers out those shuffle beats.
And speaking of Blues Traveler- their singer/ harmonica player, John Popper, was actually in the original line-up of this band, solely as the harmonica player! (Spin Doctors vocalist Chris Barron was Popper's friend from high school, and joined the band later at Popper's request.)
Freshman year memories unlocked ❤
The best of the 90s. I still jam to this.
This is a lot of fun and what's great about the 90's is that there were lots of different styles and genres of music being explored. I feel like there's a whole world yet to discover and it'll be fun seeing your reactions to what remains to be unearthed! If you love the bass you must listen to Morphine, with songs like "Buena" and "Honey White". Great sax and the lead singer/bass player (Mark Sandman - R.I.P.) had his own unique bass guitar rigged up. ❣
Morphine was an incredible band!!!! If you haven't seen it yet, check the documentary on the band. It's pretty freakin' awesome.
@@samhainkid Yes - I've seen both docs and they're great!
I’ve listened to this song hundreds times of times and never understood the lyrics. Back in the days of radio we had no idea what they were saying in songs like this. My friends and I would all sing together but everyone sang different words, and no one cared. I didn’t even know the name of the song or that the word “princes” was in this song until now. Crazy.
You don't get many rock songs with scat in them. Another is Haley Reinhardt's version of "Creep" with Post Modern Jukebox. It's great.
Spin doctors are one of my favorite 90s bands/. They were touring beasts for their 1st 3 albums and I saw them at least twice on those tours, plus a handful of time since. Just amazingly fun and happy shows, different setlist every show, talking requests from the crowd, great crowd banter by Chris Barro, who as you can see has a beautiful voice with a unique delivery an amazing vocals, along with Eric Shenkman on guitar, one of the most underrated guitarists out there. He can make it sound like 2 different guitars are playing at once! I met them after shows several times and they are all just so down to Earth, friendly and personable. They have a cult fan following for a reason.
Natalie Merchant and 10,000 Maniacs please
I second that.
Her "Wonder" or "Carnival" would be a good start
Her new album came out this week
It’s awesome 🎶
Or Natalie by herself... Tigerlily is a great album.
I keep forgetting that I used to like the Spin Doctors. And I realize I still do like them every time I run across one of their songs.
Jimmy Olson blues should the next Spin Doctors tune! Thanks guys!!
Thats a great fun song... inknow I'm repeating what has already been suggested, but "little miss can't be wrong" is another banger you'll love
Oh I just love this song!! Great choice you guys. Suggestion for a 90s band. Listen to Teen Angst by Cracker
Every song on this album is fire. The drumming is amazing. A pocket full of kryptonite, indeed.
Love this song! Definitely "Little Miss Can't Be Wrong" should be next. Lead singer Chris Barron wrote the song's lyrics about his step mother.
This was a big hit in the 90’s. Great song, funny video. Another 90’s group you haven’t done yet was real big in the 90’s is Dave Matthews Band. Please do “What Would You Say?” and you won’t be disappointed.
"Two Princes" a great song from 1991. You should give a listen to "Good" by Better than Ezra from 1993.
Better Than Ezra was voted the best band in 1993.
And the number two Band?
Ezra.
@@John_Locke_108 Yeah, I saw Norm MacDonald make that joke on Weekend Update, too! 🤣
@@screwyootube1 It will always be one of my favorites.
A beautiful memory trigger for this old man. The 90s were my children's generation, so I absorbed some great alternative rock thanks to them, and we were able to share each other's music. Thanks y'all. That's the kind-o-triggerin' I love. 😉♥
"Little Miss Can't Be Wrong" came in on perfect timing during my first divorce and that's the title that I dubbed my Ex. That was a secondary hit for these guys. It was also a good video but did not rate as bigtime as the "Two Princes" song. Maybe you guys wanna watch that one too.
It was the summer of '93...me and my best buds drove down to Daytona Beach . We are in this sea side club one night and this song comes on and just about every woman in the place starts cheering and grooving instantly to this! How could you not like that! Spin Doctors are a great band! You two should get their first two albums "Pocket Full Of Kryptonite" and "Turn It Upside Down" they are two incredibly solid albums from start to finish! A must have in the collection! This is coming from a seventies and eighties guy. Please do:
What Time Is It
Little Miss Can't Be Wrong
How Could You Want Him
Jimmy Olsen's Blues
Cleopatras Cat
Off My Line
Hungry Hamed's
Please listen to "Waiting for a Star to Fall" from BOY MEETS GIRL.
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If you've been missing the Red Hot Chili Peppers music, then the absolute next song you should check out is "Can't Stop." I guarantee it will be one of your top 5 liked.
Spintastic. Loads of great stuff crossing over hip hip rhythms with rock n roll to explore on the album.
Spin Doctors are one of the most under rated groups. You would like Little Ms. know it all too.I love Bowling for Soup too especially 1985 song for a new artist.
You Can't Be Wrong here, can you?
I absolutely loved seeing the big smiles on your faces as you enjoyed Two Princes- that's the same reaction I had when I first heard this song all those years ago. Songs like this are what I listen to on the way to work- they set the tone for a great day, or lift me up if I'm expecting a hard day. I'm generally a hard rocker, but music like this definitely has it's place for me.
'Little Miss Can't Be Wrong' is even better.
Omg ive not heard this song in years I used to love this song actually I still love it
Another 90's band that I think Amber will love is Sixpence None The Richer. The songs they are best known for is "Kiss Me", "There She Goes" - a cover, and their cover of "Don't Dream It's Over"
do not forget walk on the ocean by toad the wet sprocket or drops of jupiter by train those have to make the list toand also virgina by train
This song was a massive success in the early 90’s. Thanks for the memories!
Spin Doctors and Blues Traveler both came up together through the NY/Jersey club scene with John Popper actually being a member of the band for a short time. The 2 bands would often play as dual headliners and spend part of their evenings in a big jam session with both bands playing together!