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The 1972-82 range of his work was by far my favorite. We were both from Illinois (he from Peoria me from Chicago) and he went to Northern IL. University, I Southern IL University. We were both singer songwriters during that time frame. I did some radio and tv work in the early 70's, but later in the 70's there was a turning point and I went another road not continuing to play professionally heading out West to some mountains. In the end not sorry I did. Settled for having recording studios and getting my work copyrighted.

Don't you just love real live music? No backing tracks, no auto-tune. Just real musicians playing real instruments and singing naturally.

Thank you so much for posting this. I lived in Boulder Colorado. Dan was a customer of mine. I never missed a show! He showed up and played unexpectedly at some of the local bars. A true artist! Miss him.

Thank you so much for posting - it means a lot!🌈🌠🌟

Jacks solo was the most pleasing Rock solo i think Ive ever heard as a guitar player. Dag gone

Sweet tone on that Firebird.

Remember watching Soundstage on PBS in Detroit

This is great , love both solo lps❤ and he's doing deep cuts , like Spirit

Glad u shared. Miss dickey

Dan was the absolute friggin best!!!

I foolishly thought I knew a great deal of Dans. exceptional music bàck decades to Tim Weisberg. Thank you fof sharing

Exceptional. Gone too soon. Thank you

Too cool Govt Mule 👏👏 Lowell George is proud 🤟✌️❤️🌼

Different time,Different World. Best music ,real music.

Saw Dan on the Netherlands tour 1977 at Tanglewood. I had front row 2 seats to his left. It was a solo gig. He was excellent and his solo of the title track was amazing. Solo piano and vocal. Great selection of songs❤

I saw Susan as a solo artist open for BB King in ‘98 I believe. Then I saw the ABB the same year and Jack was in the band. In 2000 I saw Derek open for Eric Johnson. I was changed as a musician after this Trifecta. They all contributed to my personal journey and I’m so glad to have seen them all!

Two phenoms!

Great video that I’ve never seen before. The backup band looks like Fools Gold. Saw Dan with them many, many moons ago.

My mom used to hear me blasting my Dan Fogelberg albums all the time, and she also grew to love him and his beautiful voice. She and I saw him twice in concert (during this tour!) and to this day, those are my most cherished memories. I miss her, and DF, so much. Both gone too soon.

27:09❤❤ "Just say that once you used to know me". Really touches me. Well the whole last verse I hear you've taken on a husband and child And live somewhere in Pennsylvania I never thought you'd ever sever the string But I can't blame you none So let the ashes fall and lay where they will Just say that, once, you used to know me One last time, sing that old song we used to know But this time, sing (this time, sing) This time, sing just a little more slowly 30:47

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Is Sutter's Mill on here?

Magical the interplay between Derek and Jack….

he blew his voice.. but kept going

Little feat cooks this.

Dan is an everyday part of my life. EVERYDAY. I would not be able to get through this "aging" thing without him. The absolute love of my life.❤

Wow. This is pure gold. The man at the very top of his form. Then again, wasn’t he always … Thank you for sharing this

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Really liked him, a shame about the cancer.

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Thanks so much for sharing this.

I guess everyone's life is just a string of coincidences. I loved Dan Fogelberg and his songs were always on the radio when I lived in San Antonio. I had a favorite place there downtown near the Alamo. Near the Magestic and the old hotels. One night as I sat in an incredible old bar celebrating what seemed to be one of the most triumphant nights of my life, after the completion of a hard and long project and the beginning of the end of my life there. I was not alone but something was aching inside about things I didn't understand. I was missing my grandfather and already missing this whole place, going back to a home I never planned to live in because it just didn't seem real somehow. A place where nothing was old or natural, and I had seen the water halfway up the homes there. Many years prior, actually right after my move from Louisiana to Texas, there were mighty storms and floods. And bent tres in the woods by a river. And my grandfather and parents said it was very risky, if not just bad judgement to settle on river bottom and build on land where palmetto flourished. And so we did exactly that. I remember before the dam went up. I remember seeing signs about how high the water level would be when there was no lake there yet. And it's probably all good, and I don't blame or judge a single entity involved. Something about living below that much water gave me a dark feeling and I let go dreams of Arkansas I looked up at the ceiling of that hotel bar that wasn't thrown up overnight in anybody's recent memory. It was old and from another era that seemed familiar and sad. And I never will forget as I stared up at the beauty of it and drinking champagne, Run for the Roses was playing on the radio or jukebox or something, and Dan was singing it to me. It's burned into my memory like yesterday. The records and CDs are long gone but that memory will always be there. Like everything else that happened to me in that area that took me four years to learn to navigate because the roads are so random and screwy with the entire world trying to get in to see a very tiny church and the most awesome zoo and gardens. And they all crowd onto a beautiful little river of lights and ride boats and try to forget or remember something. And they say to remember it but the truth is lost. Funny how libraries catch fire. Really. I still don't understand but I do know it could not have been an accident that this music was there with me all the time.

Joyful song of the south! So many nature sounds in Jack and Derek's playing: the birds, the water, the rushing wind, whales and surf and of course Susan's beautiful voice and tasteful playing to bring you home. Great video!

I saw Dan during this era and I couldn’t believe how amazing his voice and playing were. He sounded better than any of his own records. That’s the mark of a great performer. I heard Home Free in 1973 and he became my favorite singer songwriter musician of all time. My heart broke when he passed.💔🕊️

Saw him live three times and better each time RIP Dan love Cath

Twin sons is up there with Steele Dan AJA 1:53

I saw Dan live during this tour I believe it was 1981 I saw him several times after that great songwriter and performer.

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I recently rediscovered him after 40 years Now, he's. All l want to listen to ...,/wish he was still here but he is just away and singing with the angels😂

One of the best.

All the songs I knoq and love and can sing all the words to. Thx !!!

I like it.

Thank you.

What an amazing person he was. He is my favorite artist and wrote the soundtrack to my life. Would love to hear this entire compilation. As far as I know, it is no longer available for sale.

Dan was also my favorite artist. I still listen to his music to this day and only wished he would have had more time with us. Thanks for posting.

This song was an earworm just a few days ago...

My favorite Artist. Thanks for sharing.

2 years later and I'm coming across this video... I saw Dan numerous times through the years from the 70's to a couple of months before he passed. I have been a fingerstyle guitar player a long time and part of that is due to this guys pickin style. One of the last times I saw him play he couldn't sing like he did in the past, so he was picking his ass off all night. There were 7 guitars surrounding him and a grand piano. Maybe 1000 people in a small theater. I was mesmerized by his playing and of course his writing all these great tunes. Thanks for posting...

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As a little kid in 1975 I use to think this was Bread or America. I caught the Boomer tailwind.