Aint gotta be any certain color to appreciate good music, lots of my favorites are black, disco back in the day, Four Tops, The Whispers, Al Green, Brass Construction bet ya never heard of them 😁 Loose Ends, George Benson, Brick, Brothers Jounson, Maze, Patrice Rushten, WOW I Feel Like Dancin', PEACE !
I mean...there are some that still do that but they're far and few between. Maroon 5 actually comes to mind even though they got lazy in their last couple albums and went the synth route.
I was 16 then, and very fond of this song and Baker street,which was very popular then, that I included both in a selection recording on an 8 track at downtown Cebu sound bar. Zodiac by Roberta Kelly, loves grown deep by Kenny nolan, rock and roll by Shaun cassidy and the list goes on. I like the sound of the 60s, 70s, 80s,and 90s.
The 70's had the best rock, the best pop, the best soul, the best blues, the best folk, the best of everything. Such a diverse decade for music. I turned 9 in 1970. What great time to be a kid and into music!
I turned 7, had 2 older brothers so I was exposed to lots of great music. My precious father loved big band music: Benny Goodman, Glenn Miller, Duke Ellington, Tommy Dorsey, Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, The Andrews Sisters 🤗
I know exactly what you mean. Led Zeppelin, The Carpenters, Elton John, Lynard Skynard, The Little River Band, Donna Summer, Stevie Wonder...all at the same time!
You said it! Born June 2, 1961, a drummer/percussionist who grew up with the Porcaro Brothers of Toto, same Junior and High Schools in the Valley of L.A.; A true original “Valley Boy”. Best everything era back then 😊
I was just showing my 16yo son Black Betty by Ram Jam. Masterful playing and delivery. Legend has it they were given $400 to make a film clip. They spent it on beer and weed and did it in the back yard of one of the band members. Back when shit was real!
Intentional societal destruction was attempted then as well. Thanks to unlimited media access now from people other than mainstream media, we are only more aware of it. Interest abd inflation was about as bad.
One of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard from Little River Band. I've never forgotten this song once I first heard it on May 26th 1978. Wow this song is old but definitely a classic 42 year's later😁💕👍🎉
Indeed, John and Paul both thought this was the best pop song they ever heard. I don't know if its the best, but it's close. Grew up in and LOVED the 70's. Mis them terribly. (Glory days, ya know).
@peterg.rusiana9202 Maggie May, Maggie's Farm, Maggie Cotton(Daryl Cotton's sister), etc. They are all connected and she is the same person in the first two songs Maggie May and Maggie's Farm.
@paulsouthbackgardenaustralia7674 Aye mate... ya better believe it. I sure do miss those days. When the music had real stories to tell and the music was the best. 😊
Everyone thinks they had the best years but was a musical Roller coaster and it was ALL excellent. New music. Funny how many remakes that most people never know. Led Zeppelin when the levee breaks. Memphis Minnie and Kansas Joe McCoy. I don't think Zeppelin changed any words. So make remakes today and they don't even know. Lmao. Keeps listening.
Okay but if you had lived through them like us, you would have to endure the pain of the nothingness that we have now, while remembering how good it was back then. Is it better to have loved and lost than to never have loved at all? I don't know
Makes my heart yearn and eyes weep for times gone by ... just so, so beautiful. "Now as the years roll on, each time we hear our favourite song, the memories come along ..." Super special.
OMG it's 2022 and I'm still bingeing on this song for over 2 weeks daily now. Grew up hearing this song as a little girl. Thanks for crafting this body of work. It's making this girl very happy everyday just listening. Simple Joys! Cheers!
Memories run deep, and those who you have cherished in your life, regardless of which age they may have been, you hold dear. Advocate for those you have shown the most fondness to.
Whenever me and my wife of 24 years sit out in the backyard in the evening to take a break from kids and work, this song is always in our Top 10 playlist. Thank You Little River Band !!!
I was a teenager in 1979 and my Sis was four yrs older than me .She would play these songs on her stereo. She passed away in 2018 .When I here these songs it makes me sad but I remember the good times also and it makes me smile .
Can’t imagine how amazing it was back in the 70s with music like this! I’m only 18 and I wish I lived back in the 70s. I’m sure your sister’s had a happy time ❤️
What a beautiful, soothing and relaxing song. It makes me feel like I am floating on a pink cloud. I never get tired of listening to this supernatural inspired tune.
Literally one of the ten most haunting and deeply effecting songs ive ever heard, this visually evocative audio time machine portal upon lost worlds, hypnotic and unforgettable and was actually John Lennons favorite song.
Yes Nancy my son who is twenty six loves sixties seventies music he grew up with it too and thinks it is one of the best gifts we could have given him!
Your music is an indelible part of my life. I courted my now wife of 40+ years to the sounds of the Little River Band and "Reminiscing" was our wedding song. We did manage to get to see you perform live one time many years after we first met and you guys still sounded as good live as you did in the studio, it was a wonderful night for us. Thanks for the memories.
Dude who are you talking to? You do realize this a fan UA-cam account and not The Little River band’s official one yes? Nice story though and on behalf of The Little River Band, you are welcome mate.
@@jackb348 I think you'll find this is the page of one of LRB's most creative songwriters; Graeham Goble. The current LRB line up in the USA is a tribute act that owns the name
“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― Tennessee Williams.
2022 and I'm reminiscing a lot more these days! What a great song, evocative of my childhood, which was pretty awesome even before I found out how messed up life could actually be. I am lucky enough to have grown up during a time when music was hitting all the highs.
I'm a total 70's funkster but songs like this made the decade unrepeatable; sooooo much good music. Pick any genre, the 70's wrote the book on how to perform it correctly, make it legend and bring new generations to love its sound.
Had that same conversation on the golf course the other day, pop ,soul, disco , rock, country ,jazz all of the genres represented well. But I have to go back once in a while to listen to Glenn Miller, and Tommy Dorsey and get lost in my parent's music 🎵
Such beautiful words “dreaming of the night - would it work out right? ....I hope you understand I’m talkin about a lifetime plan?” So wholesome, meaningful and real.... No calling on cell phones for booty calls... This is music with CLASS. This generation should learn a thing or two about it!
I never imagined there was a video to this song......all these years after hearing it on the radio as a child I am mindblown 🤯 literally everything encapsulated in this video on top of the beauty of the music - the unpretentious real haircuts, the social smoking, the drinking, the whiling away time just being, together and alone...the nostalgia for a time just out of the grasp of my childhood hands. I always suspected the generation half a tone above me was having the time of their lives......my hunch was right
Here’s to all the peeps that were in their 20’s and thirties then and made it through the drugs and debauchery. Glad I was a kid then but love this type of music. When I’m stressed from the hubby and kids I put this on(Ambrosia, lil river band, Paul Davis. It takes my cares away❤️❤️
This song is so lovely and smooth. The words, the voice of Glenn, the talent, the production. The entire vibe of this tune is just simply musical magic. Thank you, Graeham Goble for the lyrics. LRB!! Bravo!! Bravo!
There's no "bands" anymore. Back in the 70's and 80's the world was full of bands and every member had their own parts. You succeeded and survived on talent and only talent.
Friday night, it was late, I was walking you home We got down to the gate and I was dreaming of the night Would it turn out right How to tell you girl I want to build my world around you Tell you that it's true I want to make you understand I'm talkin' about a lifetime plan That's the way it began, we were hand in hand Glenn Miller's Band was better than before We yelled and screamed for more And the Porter tunes (Night and Day) Made us dance across the room It ended all too soon And on the way back home I promised you'd never be alone Hurry, don't be late, I can hardly wait I said to myself when we're old We'll go dancing in the dark Walking through the park and reminiscing Friday night, it was late, I was walking you home We got down to the gate and I was dreaming of the night Would it turn out right Now as the years roll on Each time we hear our favorite song The memories come along Older times we're missing Spending the hours reminiscing Hurry, don't be late, I can hardly wait I said to myself when we're old We'll go dancing in the dark Walking through the park and reminiscing
Told my wife that 3 months into our relationship on a 2 night vacation to Atlantic City. at about 5am under a full moon watching the surf wash in millions of baby mussells while the baby seagulls ran in to gobble em all up lol. It was like a Tuesday night but the moment was perfect so I played it to her anyway, lol
I was 16 when this song came out. I always associated it with a guy I loved who was two years older than me. We ended up dating briefly years later but parted ways. I'm now much older...with four grown kids and a grandchild. But this song will always take me back to a time when love and music was simple and sweet and uncomplicated.
As an Aussie expatriate living in the USA I am delighted when I go to my local hardware store and hear this playing there through the house system. And credit to, for Peter Jones on piano and that superb flugelhorn solo by Bob Venier, bless him!
As an American kid in the late 70s, this song was constantly on the radio, and of course for years after. Air Supply and Olivia Newton John were huge too, then INXS later.
I love this song it takes me back to the good old days. They don't make music like this anymore I wish that they would bring this kind of music back into the world
I was 13 when this came out and I clearly remember trying to get courage to make myself approach my crush while this song was playing in the background. Lovely times.
It’s April 2022. I remember hearing this in the late 70’s. And ever since. We’d be in a better place if we could just lay back and live life to this groove.
I also love “Sailing” by Christopher Cross. Almost too painful to listen to bc it reminds me of my sweet youth, my freedom, how the world was so much more peaceful and of course, my parents, who are no longer here.
Such an elegant and pure love song. Undoubtedly one of the greatest songs of all time.... thank you so much for helping me reminisce of a better time when music had meaning and a soul
I love going to patio bars sipping on an ice cold brew on a Sunday late afternoon on the Florida Gulf Coast with my wife and two Golden Retrievers and the live band is comprised of 4 musicians in their 70's playing tunes from the 70's. Can it get any better?
We had a 6 year old daughter then. I worked 3-11 in surgical tech while all the time listening to Reminiscing . Now I’m reminiscing yet again! Thanks for the great memories! I miss those days when life was simpler. As I look back in time I realize that I was so blessed I’m now retired at age 68 and we celebrated 50 years together. So very blessed!
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Back when they sang about something. I feel sorry for these kids nowadays. THIS IS MUSIC!!!
Me too and not only for this reason
😢 so true
Im 15 and i've been listening to these songs since I was born!! haha I dont plan to stop anytime soon either
Yea these kids now day we had some of the hit’s their ever were
Don't get me wrong, I love the '80s, but there's just something about the '70s that gives you the "warmer-fuzzier" feelings.
I loved the 70's better than the 80's
There was so much variety in the 70s with wonderful singers and storytellers. No one in the 80s ever wrote a song like this.
I was born in 1969 so I got love for the 70s and 80's. Both great decades for music.
Agree
Nada como la década de los ochenta.
I'm a Black woman born in 1989 and this is one of my all time favorite songs!! Great vibe..
Im from India why mention ur colour we all are creation of God.
@@user-db6yj4sb8e The same reason why you mentioned you're from India.
Ok thanks may God bless.
Same,but born in 73! Super nostalgic for me. Love this song so much❤
my sister in music ..
I miss being a kid in 1970s, listening to things like this. Nostalgia is a hell of a drug. 😅
better drugs than nostalgia back then !!
Easy to 'OD"
Every day
Same i had a great childhood in the 70s
It was really a great time to be a kid!
MY DAD A PROUD BLACK MAN , ALWAYS PLAYED THIS CLASSIC WHEN I WAS A KID. HE SAID THIS WAS ONE OF HIS FAVORITE SONGS.
Feel you brutha. The lyrics are brilliant and the music arrangement is on point
Aint gotta be any certain color to appreciate good music, lots of my favorites are black, disco back in the day, Four Tops, The Whispers, Al Green, Brass Construction bet ya never heard of them 😁 Loose Ends, George Benson, Brick, Brothers Jounson, Maze, Patrice Rushten, WOW I Feel Like Dancin', PEACE !
Don't allow yourself to be put in a box because of your race, just enjoy the music.
Music is universal. People put us all in boxes to make themselves feel important.
Summer of '78 Santa Cruz CA for me.
Just another reason why 70's music is the best. Nothing comes close.
Absolutely right.
Isn't this just the best song ever?
Love it so much!!! Never get tired of listening to it over and over...............
Absolutely right. And I'm not just copying all of the other replies here, lol 🎶❤70s baby
Absolutely True
Back when musicians ruled - and actually played their own instruments and wrote their own songs. Hell yeah!
Wasn't it a great time? Miss those days 😞
I wasn't born yet but I still want to visit that time.
I mean...there are some that still do that but they're far and few between. Maroon 5 actually comes to mind even though they got lazy in their last couple albums and went the synth route.
Me too. I usually end up listening to music at night, nothing on TV anymore
@@mattperri3786h hmm
I remember this song and Gerry Rafferty's Baker Street being in constant play on the radio. Great times.. I wish I could go back in time.
Yes! Great times and music. I love Baker Street!
Baker Street does it for me EVERYTIME. Maybe it's because I was sitting in my friends car in 1977 in front -get this- Baker Centre in Edmonton.
I was 16 then, and very fond of this song and Baker street,which was very popular then, that I included both in a selection recording on an 8 track at downtown Cebu sound bar. Zodiac by Roberta Kelly, loves grown deep by Kenny nolan, rock and roll by Shaun cassidy and the list goes on. I like the sound of the 60s, 70s, 80s,and 90s.
Skiing at Great Gorge listening to this great tune, along with Rafferty’s Baker Street
Music today sucks !
The 70's had the best rock, the best pop, the best soul, the best blues, the best folk, the best of everything. Such a diverse decade for music. I turned 9 in 1970. What great time to be a kid and into music!
I turned 7, had 2 older brothers so I was exposed to lots of great music. My precious father loved big band music: Benny Goodman, Glenn Miller, Duke Ellington, Tommy Dorsey, Frank Sinatra, Ella Fitzgerald, The Andrews Sisters 🤗
I know exactly what you mean. Led Zeppelin, The Carpenters, Elton John, Lynard Skynard, The Little River Band, Donna Summer, Stevie Wonder...all at the same time!
You said it! Born June 2, 1961, a drummer/percussionist who grew up with the Porcaro Brothers of Toto, same Junior and High Schools in the Valley of L.A.; A true original “Valley Boy”. Best everything era back then 😊
2024 and wondering where time has gone? So glad that songs like this exist today. So grateful to have grown up listening to this music.
Folks just dont know how good the music used to be. This song is one of the 70s best!!
Those vocal harmonies are on a whole different level.
They're all in perfect harmony .
🎼 🎷 🎺 🎸 🎷
Absolute perfect harmonies.
No better harmonies besides them and the Eagles
@@JohnDickey-yu4pz Don't forget about Chicago & Tower of Power!!
When pre - MTV music videos were shot in somebody's house in one day, with a budget of $99... and nobody cared because the music was awesome.
There was more thought and professionalism put into that production than you know. It takes hard work to look that easy.
I was just showing my 16yo son Black Betty by Ram Jam. Masterful playing and delivery. Legend has it they were given $400 to make a film clip. They spent it on beer and weed and did it in the back yard of one of the band members. Back when shit was real!
I am so grateful for modern technology so we can bring back the classics
They don't make music like they used to. Great memories
What were we REALLY even worrying about back then. Good times. Thank you God for setting me here in 1968 and for great parents. Eternally greatful.
Worrying about? Nuclear war.
Me, too.
Intentional societal destruction was attempted then as well. Thanks to unlimited media access now from people other than mainstream media, we are only more aware of it. Interest abd inflation was about as bad.
Same here🎉.
His voice is amazing, the music is so lush and their harmonies are just velvety - SMOOTH
Love the swanky vibe ✨️
Reminds me of Jr. High San Bernardino ca
Pick me up on the way by
Like butter 🧈
Real Smooth
Almost 63 years old and reminiscing. George Rafferty’s - Baker Street rings a bell. Privileged to be in the time.
For me at 63 now...great memories right Sarah❤
Gerry Rafferty ❤
61 here.. Love love Baker street....
👍
I listened to Baker Street so many times😅. Had the 45
I'm 51 and remember listening to this band with my mom and dad on radio while mom was cooking dinner. Really miss that part of my childhood.
I remember the same simple things every day it's the only thing that makes me smile now
Im 70 and still listening.June 2024
60 here 🌞🌞
60 and still loving it
@@fuzzylogic8573 Class of 82 ftw
Same
Almost 58 and still digging every note
One of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard from Little River Band. I've never forgotten this song once I first heard it on May 26th 1978. Wow this song is old but definitely a classic 42 year's later😁💕👍🎉
Yeah.. music makes, people young.
Just remember..we are not OLD...just OLDER. 😁
Yes, I know. Truly wonderful and joyful!! Love it so much!!! So refreshing. Never get tired of listening to it over and over..........
NEVER OLD!!😊😘🙏🏼❤️🇺🇸
It is one of the most beautiful songs ever written. Now that I'm older it brings tears to my eyes because I can relate to the reminiscing.
Yes, I'm still listening to this beautiful song in 2024. Cool, laid back, why not? Love to all who are here.❤
Same to you! 6/16/24
Same ❣️
🌞🌷🌷
I love this song, totally underrated band, John Lennon once said it was his favorite song 🎶
Frank Sinatra also said it was the best pop song ever made
Because it drowned out Yoko's angry cat like voice. Too painful on the ears.
Indeed, John and Paul both thought this was the best pop song they ever heard. I don't know if its the best, but it's close. Grew up in and LOVED the 70's. Mis them terribly. (Glory days, ya know).
@@williamthorstad8848 I like the song but in my opinion it isn’t the best they made, I prefer Lady.
Graeham had a knack for writing those classic songs
Listening to this from 2024.
2023 anyone still listening to this all time classic from 70's?
Yes I am going it ain't nothing like the 70's it was a hell of decade I good memories I wish I could bring the 70's back
2024!
Yes I am!
@peterg.rusiana9202 Maggie May, Maggie's Farm, Maggie Cotton(Daryl Cotton's sister), etc. They are all connected and she is the same person in the first two songs Maggie May and Maggie's Farm.
into '24 and beyond peterg.rusiana9202
A time when music was really good. And it still is.
Concert tour!
Not as much bro
@@michaelspaccarelli2342 maybe for you, not as much, but for the MUSIC is good.
God Bless You 🙏
Nah
anyone listening to this in april 2024....thinking about the better days in the 70"s...
@paulsouthbackgardenaustralia7674
Aye mate... ya better believe it. I sure do miss those days. When the music had real stories to tell and the music was the best. 😊
Love this song and the harmonies- brings me back for 👍
wls chicago.....the only station iv ever heard this on back then
Everyone thinks they had the best years but was a musical Roller coaster and it was ALL excellent. New music. Funny how many remakes that most people never know.
Led Zeppelin when the levee breaks. Memphis Minnie and Kansas Joe McCoy. I don't think Zeppelin changed any words. So make remakes today and they don't even know. Lmao.
Keeps listening.
Oh, yeah…☺️😌 those sweet honey carefree days … 👍
I remember well the first time I heard this song... what an awesome song that has stood the test of time.
Carolyn Patterson... jackcohen7777@gmail.com 🤗
In 2020 it still is an absolutely fantastic song
If you grew up in the 70s this song is on your playlist.
Sounds like you are reminiscing...lol
It was a no. 2 hit in d charts dominated by disco in 78' but 70's was filled wth all genres of beautiful creative music unlike today...mostly crap !!!
I remember when this came out. Never gets old. The 70s had the best music. This was classy stuff. Dancin' in the dark and reminiscing. Friday nights.
2024 and trying to slip back in time
70s 80s what a time to be alive. The golden era of music. I am so jealous of everyone who was born and lived on that era.
Songs like this came out every week . . .
@@ticktock2383 it rarely does where I am now. It's usually the new generation songs taking over the radio 💔
Okay but if you had lived through them like us, you would have to endure the pain of the nothingness that we have now, while remembering how good it was back then. Is it better to have loved and lost than to never have loved at all? I don't know
Yes, good songs but plenty of bad 1s too. At least half. Now there are just more.
you forgot about the 60s....probably the best musical decade.
Makes my heart yearn and eyes weep for times gone by ... just so, so beautiful. "Now as the years roll on, each time we hear our favourite song, the memories come along ..." Super special.
Right there with you my friend.
@@joeygurley5785 😅
Excellent well put! 👌🏻
Yeah, when we were young and this song was brand new, we didn't quite understand it the way our parents did. Now that we are older, we do.
OMG it's 2022 and I'm still bingeing on this song for over 2 weeks daily now. Grew up hearing this song as a little girl. Thanks for crafting this body of work. It's making this girl very happy everyday just listening. Simple Joys! Cheers!
2023
Still loving this song on Valentine’s Day 2023! 😍❤️😍
Memories run deep, and those who you have cherished in your life, regardless of which age they may have been, you hold dear. Advocate for those you have shown the most fondness to.
For sure, best chill out music, relaxing as hell. None better.
I have a sister name Marlen and a daughter name Marlyn❤️
Yeah !! We STILL listening in 2024!!!!!
My mom is 100 yrs old and love this song when I get her up in the morning with,this song.
How does this song not have more hits?????? It's such a classic...timeless...perfection
Anyone listening at all?
Here🙋🏾♀️
I hate this question on every single song I pull up. 👎
Yeah, May 2024
Yeah, june 2024 from japan
Steel what
I was born in 60's , but I am a 70's kid to my heart, I love the music of the 70's reminiscing, I love it .
Whenever me and my wife of 24 years sit out in the backyard in the evening to take a break from kids and work, this song is always in our Top 10 playlist. Thank You Little River Band !!!
Australian Band!
As a 4 year old I remember my dad playing this on his record player. NAS Kingsville Tx 1978. RIP. Dad Thank you for educating me with great music
So great to have those 'little glimpses' from the past.
Yep, I’m from 1974 too!
Some of the best harmonies you will ever hear!😘
I was a teenager in 1979 and my Sis was four yrs older than me .She would play these songs on her stereo. She passed away in 2018 .When I here these songs it makes me sad but I remember the good times also and it makes me smile .
Keep remembering the good times and smile back on them
Can’t imagine how amazing it was back in the 70s with music like this! I’m only 18 and I wish I lived back in the 70s. I’m sure your sister’s had a happy time ❤️
What a beautiful, soothing and relaxing song. It makes me feel like I am floating on a pink cloud. I never get tired of listening to this supernatural inspired tune.
Me in a Red cloud. TRUMP 2024.
@@mariohenriquez8599 FART cloud
Literally one of the ten most haunting and deeply effecting songs ive ever heard, this visually evocative audio time machine portal upon lost worlds, hypnotic and unforgettable and was actually John Lennons favorite song.
And what are the other nine?
True brings me way back
For sure
Magnificent.
Hotel California needs to be on the list
Still love this song after all these years!!
Too bad they don't make music like this anymore
Try young gun silver fox its a mix Fleetwood mac little riverband all the good music
When music was Music.The Bomb
They didn't make music like this even then. But remember in 30 years people are going to watch the video for Take Me to Church and say the same thing.
Within the really good this was the best.
i agree
I'm inventing a 70's time machine. Anyone want a ride?
Me !! 😊💇♀️
🖐
👍🏻😍
I'M READY TO GO BACK
I’m there ❗️❤️
I love “Reminiscing” through the 70’s. The music is pure classics.
So do I, I just hope they invent time travel soon 🤔
Amazing 70's track. This is an example why the 70's were the best.
LRB was the '70s, there is so much going on in this song you just get carried away to another time or place or both.
Thank You LRB...
The kids These days will never get it.. Except my son he grew up on my music 🎶..
hello, how are you doing?? it is nice meeting you here.
Yes Nancy my son who is twenty six loves sixties seventies music he grew up with it too and thinks it is one of the best gifts we could have given him!
good on you
Your music is an indelible part of my life. I courted my now wife of 40+ years to the sounds of the Little River Band and "Reminiscing" was our wedding song. We did manage to get to see you perform live one time many years after we first met and you guys still sounded as good live as you did in the studio, it was a wonderful night for us. Thanks for the memories.
Dude who are you talking to? You do realize this a fan UA-cam account and not The Little River band’s official one yes?
Nice story though and on behalf of The Little River Band, you are welcome mate.
What a great soundtrack to your romance! ‘I’m talking’ about a lifetime plan’ - perfect for a wedding. Blessings
@@jackb348 I think you'll find this is the page of one of LRB's most creative songwriters; Graeham Goble. The current LRB line up in the USA is a tribute act that owns the name
Wow what a great song for first dance
Lucky! 😍
“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― Tennessee Williams.
How true! Hooray for memory and the joys it brings!
So accurate and when you realize it, it makes life more enjoyable.
until 18 yrs later when you wake up at 3 in the morning and say.... oh yah, thats what it was...
Back when musicians had talent...Ty LRB
2022 and I'm reminiscing a lot more these days! What a great song, evocative of my childhood, which was pretty awesome even before I found out how messed up life could actually be. I am lucky enough to have grown up during a time when music was hitting all the highs.
Amen, in just a short while all we will have is our memories so hold on tight and smile. It's been a joyous ride my friend, love you all !
Put me in a time machine no smart phones no influencing no stress
@@MRAMX390 ditto
I'm a total 70's funkster but songs like this made the decade unrepeatable; sooooo much good music. Pick any genre, the 70's wrote the book on how to perform it correctly, make it legend and bring new generations to love its sound.
I agree but I remember at the time the people that liked 60s music said that 70s music sucked LOL.
@@Encourageable No one likes to be left in the dust of change.
and it would have been even better if we knew we were being spoiled when we were being spoiled.
Had that same conversation on the golf course the other day, pop ,soul, disco , rock, country ,jazz all of the genres represented well. But I have to go back once in a while to listen to Glenn Miller, and Tommy Dorsey and get lost in my parent's music 🎵
90’s Metal?
Such beautiful words “dreaming of the night - would it work out right? ....I hope you understand I’m talkin about a lifetime plan?” So wholesome, meaningful and real.... No calling on cell phones for booty calls... This is music with CLASS. This generation should learn a thing or two about it!
Well said!
I heartily agree! No mention of a "WAP" or "Ho's" in sight. Why, oh, why did this music go out of fashion?
couldnt have said it better..
isnt it amazing how a beautiful song can instantly stir up so many precious memories
Nah bro this generation is sad they're stuck to their cell phones
Man, Glenn had a great voice, totally unique.
I never imagined there was a video to this song......all these years after hearing it on the radio as a child I am mindblown 🤯 literally everything encapsulated in this video on top of the beauty of the music - the unpretentious real haircuts, the social smoking, the drinking, the whiling away time just being, together and alone...the nostalgia for a time just out of the grasp of my childhood hands. I always suspected the generation half a tone above me was having the time of their lives......my hunch was right
I love it ❤
hello, how are you doing it is nice meeting you here.
Here’s to all the peeps that were in their 20’s and thirties then and made it through the drugs and debauchery. Glad I was a kid then but love this type of music. When I’m stressed from the hubby and kids I put this on(Ambrosia, lil river band, Paul Davis. It takes my cares away❤️❤️
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The Babys were a great band too
I’m here for you
You have excellent taste Stacie ! but Ambrosia !bravo !
You’re good Sheila!.
God, he has such a beautiful voice.
Would love to sing so clearly and effortlessly like Glen
I left this song on my ex gf voicemail and she loved it. She said never sing to any other girl. She was not my ex gf anymore.
This song is so lovely and smooth. The words, the voice of Glenn, the talent, the production. The entire vibe of this tune is just simply musical magic. Thank you, Graeham Goble for the lyrics. LRB!! Bravo!! Bravo!
And the trumpet playing!!
I miss the 70s. Best music hands down ❤
hello, how are you doing it is nice meeting you here.
Words cannot describe how much I love this song.
I must know ten thousand songs by heart but this one and only song touches me beyond all the rest .My very favorite of all.
Right on brother, I'm with you,, It's special.
There's no "bands" anymore. Back in the 70's and 80's the world was full of bands and every member had their own parts. You succeeded and survived on talent and only talent.
this song a big favorite of Frank Sinatra and John Lennon, that says something!
Ambrosia biggest part of me
I agree Mr. Lecompte
Friday night, it was late, I was walking you home
We got down to the gate and I was dreaming of the night
Would it turn out right
How to tell you girl
I want to build my world around you
Tell you that it's true
I want to make you understand I'm talkin' about a lifetime plan
That's the way it began, we were hand in hand
Glenn Miller's Band was better than before
We yelled and screamed for more
And the Porter tunes (Night and Day)
Made us dance across the room
It ended all too soon
And on the way back home I promised you'd never be alone
Hurry, don't be late, I can hardly wait
I said to myself when we're old
We'll go dancing in the dark
Walking through the park and reminiscing
Friday night, it was late, I was walking you home
We got down to the gate and I was dreaming of the night
Would it turn out right
Now as the years roll on
Each time we hear our favorite song
The memories come along
Older times we're missing
Spending the hours reminiscing
Hurry, don't be late, I can hardly wait
I said to myself when we're old
We'll go dancing in the dark
Walking through the park and reminiscing
Whoever's Singing Lead Vocals on this song is killing it.
Thank you for the lyrics 🙏
@@rooseveltmccarter6087 it's Glenn
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I wish a man would say this to me. Maybe the ship has sailed.
"Timeless" in 2020!!!!!!!
I was born in 62,so yeah this was my music!
No habrá épocas más grandes que los años 70 y 80 por sus grandes interpretes y canciones tan bellas que vivan los años 70 y 80
Solo de acuerdo contido sobre los años 70s ya que los 80s fue la entrada de las baterías electrónicas y de un sonido menos natural y mas electrónico.
Nothing comes close nowadays, most beautiful sounds ever made, the 70's Rock!!!❤
Yup unfortunately they don't make songs like this anymore. Now it's all crap.
I swear the music started I gasped and the tears immediately began to fall!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️😭
One of the loveliest, catchiest, perfect songs ever performed.
John Lennon's favorite song
Harmony and vocals are a beast
Truly one of the most beautiful songs I have ever heard!
Happy for the beautiful songs so calming to listen
"I want to build my world around you..." (sigh)
that’s my favorite line
Mine too
I said it to her....but she's just not ready...I'm waiting for her, though...she's my unicorn...
Told my wife that 3 months into our relationship on a 2 night vacation to Atlantic City. at about 5am under a full moon watching the surf wash in millions of baby mussells while the baby seagulls ran in to gobble em all up lol. It was like a Tuesday night but the moment was perfect so I played it to her anyway, lol
@@jodygotyourgirlngone dont rush it, she'll come around
Had the great pleasure of spinning this one as a DJ in West Palm Beach at WIRK, 1290AM, “The Rock of the Palm Beaches” / 1978
Cool...I was spinning records up in Cincy at WKRP...
I was 16 when this song came out. I always associated it with a guy I loved who was two years older than me. We ended up dating briefly years later but parted ways. I'm now much older...with four grown kids and a grandchild. But this song will always take me back to a time when love and music was simple and sweet and uncomplicated.
hello, how are you doing it is nice meeting you here.
Absolutely right 100% 👏👏👏👏🇬🇧
What a great song. Takes me back when times were harder, but more simple.
This song reminds of sitting on a porch in the summer feeling the summer breeze just relaxing
Times gone by. Sitting on the front porch with friends and listening to music 🎶 😌 ☺ 👌
Perfect comment
I feel the same way!
priceless 🐢💕
hello, how are you doing?? it is nice meeting you here.
As an Aussie expatriate living in the USA I am delighted when I go to my local hardware store and hear this playing there through the house system. And credit to, for Peter Jones on piano and that superb flugelhorn solo by Bob Venier, bless him!
Something about the LRB really got through to American audiences, because they had a bunch of major radio hits back then.
This is one of the best songs ever written/sung. Oh, and we love Aussies😘 your accents are adorable.
As an American kid in the late 70s, this song was constantly on the radio, and of course for years after. Air Supply and Olivia Newton John were huge too, then INXS later.
The cat was just laying there chillin and watching the guitar :)
I love this song it takes me back to the good old days. They don't make music like this anymore I wish that they would bring this kind of music back into the world
I was 13 when this came out and I clearly remember trying to get courage to make myself approach my crush while this song was playing in the background. Lovely times.
Glenn Shorrock, the lead singer, is 76 years old now. Time flies.
It’s April 2022. I remember hearing this in the late 70’s. And ever since. We’d be in a better place if we could just lay back and live life to this groove.
I absolutely love this its sometimes comes into my mind for no reason am 58 years old but remember it when i was a young girl what a classic song
hello, how are you doing it is nice meeting you here.
This song came out when we were 13 . Time flies so fast !
If this is not one of the greatest love songs I don't know...I used to blast this song on the way home!
Reminiscing right now listening to this classic...Can we go back to these days please?
Back when bands dressed nice and had class...
Great song. The singer has a fantastic voice.
I was born in 70 and my wife in 78 and she can’t understand why I like this. So I left her
😰oh you little tinker!
I was born in '77 and I love it!
@@jenniferhansen3622 Hellz yes!!!
I also love “Sailing” by Christopher Cross. Almost too painful to listen to bc it reminds me of my sweet youth, my freedom, how the world was so much more peaceful and of course, my parents, who are no longer here.
@@texastoast5202 I've been sitting here watching music videos and I just listen to "Sailing!"
The Songs of the Seventies, a beautiful era. This band, Chicago, Fleetwood Mac etc, and 70's Soul.
Such an elegant and pure love song. Undoubtedly one of the greatest songs of all time.... thank you so much for helping me reminisce of a better time when music had meaning and a soul
I love going to patio bars sipping on an ice cold brew on a Sunday late afternoon on the Florida Gulf Coast with my wife and two Golden Retrievers and the live band is comprised of 4 musicians in their 70's playing tunes from the 70's. Can it get any better?
one of the finest songs I've ever heard...
I ws born in 78". I've heard this song from my parents around 100-200 times. I always apreciated the melody and clean recording......and the lyrics
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THE MUSIC WAS CALMING, ROMANTIC,AND VERY SIMPLE
We had a 6 year old daughter then. I worked 3-11 in surgical tech while all the time listening to Reminiscing . Now I’m reminiscing yet again! Thanks for the great memories! I miss those days when life was simpler. As I look back in time I realize that I was so blessed I’m now retired at age 68 and we celebrated 50 years together. So very blessed!
Congratulations! God Bless!