THE BAND I REQUESTED "GONDWANA 💚💛❤" GAVE YOU A THANKS FOR THE REACTION AS WELL ON BOTH OF THE SONGS I REQUESTED THANKS FOR DOING MY REQUEST STILL GONNA SEND YOU MORE BANDS TO REACT TO PLUS HAS GOTTEN SO MANY VIEWS AND LIKES LATELY TOO THANKS AGAIN ✌& LO💚E
Yep! But I get up up to go do, or grab something and 30 seconds later I cant remember what it was! LOL. I have devoted billions of neurons and synapses to music...albums songs and lyrics, even after decades, they are just... there! Not sure how or why that works! LOL
I hadn’t thought about Poco in years! A smooth, great band! You know, I think I took for granted back in the day all the amazing music of the 70’s and 80’s! There was so much incredible music! You’d turn on the radio and there was rock, pop, country, R&B, metal, new wave and so much more to enjoy!! Jamel, thanks for keeping these great tunes alive!!
Kiss your wife with passion and feeling. Most people walk around without the love of a true loving partner to help them through these insane times. Be blessed!❤
Love the whole 'Legend' album. This song 'Crazy Love' and 'Heart of the Night' are my favourites. The title track 'Legend' packs a punch too, right from the opening - turn the volume right up!
I think the group's name is pronounced "poe-coe" (rhymes with "cocoa"). At least that's how the deejays in my neck of the woods have always pronounced it.
@Lava1964 (great year to be born in, btw!!❤), you are correct in the pronunciation. I saw them in concert in 1980 (I was 16). They opened for another great sounding band, Little River Band!
Yes Jamel, at 3:47 when you started dancing I got up and danced with you. Love it when your shoulders get to swinging, there's nothing better. You are one happy musical soul. Best of love.
@Linda Garcia I’m very grateful Mrs. Jamel shares him, he helps me get my cardio in, I loved these songs in my teen years and I’m 60 and they take me right back to that place in Time
@@TheBeav87914 Hi Mary I'm a year older and I totally understand. Jamel is a blessing to us. We get to experience again the great music of the 70's, 80', 90's and relive it though James excitement, those were the days. Personally, I love his Bee Gees reviews, He gives them the respect they deserve back in the day they didn't get. Jamel has a tender heart and you are right we should thank his wife for sharing him with us. More Cow Bell God bless you and stay safe.
Jamal, do yourself a favour man and listen to Poco's '' Crazy Eyes'' you will not be disappointed. The first time I heard this song it spun me around ... really ... take a listen to one of the great pieces of rock. Keep on jammin' brother.
Glenn, Some of my buds and I would smoke weed and put on Crazy Eyes...infu*****credible! The banjo, orchestral mix and all the other instruments that intertwined with the voices harmonizing was an experience that transformed the listener to new heights. I just turned 75, lost the weed years ago and been sober from alcohol almost 20.Those days of great groups and great music are unparalleled in my opinion.
I haven’t heard this song in years and I woke up this morning singing it to my self……and by golly I still know all the words. Poco was a great band and still are. There music went from album to 8 track to cassette they had so many really good songs my brother and I would fight over who got to play what album we were going to listen to. Nowadays I hear them being played in the grocery stores !!
Seriously Jamel - if you love harmonizing you must listen to Hummingbird by seals and croft! I’ve never heard anybody besides Bee Gees harmonize as good as these guys.
'Bad Weather', "Just for Me and You', 'Rose of Cimarron', 'Pickin' up the Pieces', 'Railroad Days', 'From the Inside', 'A Good Feelin' To Know'......'Another Time Around'.......quite a nice playlist!
This song take's me back to a better time. i was in a band that played in the working men's club's in the South Wales valley's in the 1960s and 70s, and this song all ways went down well. Poco was unknown to most people , but it just go's to show what a great song this is.
I know how you are on harmonies! Poco is a great place for you! "Rose of Cimarron" is such a beautiful song, and the vocals are impeccable! For a good time, "Good Feeling to Know" is a real feel good treat!
You’re a Yacht Rock fan! Welcome! Google the genre yacht rock and see what pops up. Tunes you listen to while cruising around on a yacht in the 70s and 80s. It is awesome.
Yes, it's a smooth summer of love song from the 1970's. Much appreciation for your review and you did a very good impression of this song. Much thanks.
Jamel, I had the pleasure of growing up in the 70’s and the music was just something spectacular to be a part of. People ask me why I can’t let go of it. This should explain it perfectly clear
I got to see them live in 1980 (I was 16!!) at the Universal Amphitheater when it actually WAS an outdoor theater. They opened up for another great band of that era, Little River Band. GREAT back-to-back bands‼ The songs and sounds of my youth‼🥰
You never stop for a break when listening to Poco...that's sacrilege.. Poco the father band to the Eagles. Randy Meisner the Golden Eagle.. Love your show.. Australia 😘😘
Whenever I hear this song, I'm transported back to the 2nd grade in the 70's, singing this song with my best friend Angelo while we color in our coloring books!
Eagles Bassist and Singer Timothy B Schmitt was THEIR original player and singer....He left for the Eagles(who pursued him hard) after Rand Meisner left the Eagles......Poco was part of that Movement of the 70's in LA.....There is a great Documentary about the band.
I think you'll like Atlanta Rhythm Section - 'Imaginary Lover' (There are several prank videos on CZcams that claim to be a Stevie Nicks/Fleetwood Mac cover of the song. It is actually just the ARS recording speeded up. Does sound just like Stevie, though. Thought about pulling that gag on you, but you're too nice a person. You can check it out yourself.) Also listen to Atlanta Rhythm Section's 'So Into You'.
One of my favorite songs of all time. I like to play the song right before it on the album "Heart of the Night" as kind of an appetizer. they go together so well together.
What about I am here practicing a harmony to go with Jamel's near perfect pitch. He heard it once, gets it right and says he is not a singer?! Come on!!! Jamel - you are a singer. Believe it!!!! /d
I remember hearing this song back in 1979. I was in the Army at Ft Sill, OK. It came on the AM radio in my car. Had to get home and try to find it on an FM station. Then, to the record store. All these years later and it still sounds great. RIP Rusty Young, ya kid good son.
Poco was an American country rock band originally formed in 1968 after the demise of Buffalo Springfield. Guitarists Richie Furay and Jim Messina, former members of Buffalo Springfield, were joined by multi-instrumentalist Rusty Young, bassist Randy Meisner, and drummer George Grantham.
One of my favorites ❤❤❤❤ I was born in 1976 and I still remember riding with my mom in her tiny 3 color Volkswagen bug. ...driving through Vermont......listening to this on the radio. Brings back wonderful memories. Those days and that music just CANT BE BEAT!! It was a time when people really thought about their music and put heart and soul into it. I believe he wrote that song just prior to joining the Eagles. Another amazing band❤❤❤
Poco is the foundation of this kind of musical genre that gave birth to Eagles and more. Rusty Young, who wrote this song still keeps Poco going these days. Randy Meisner left Poco and joined the Eagles when they formed and was replaced in Poco by Timothy B Schmit. When Meisner left Eagles, Timothy B moved into his slot with the Eagles. Jim Messina (Loggins & Messina, etc.) was also first a member of Poco. Poco is an incredibly influential band that gave birth to many others.
It's great to hear you enjoyed 😊Poco as much as I do. Next, check out "In The Heart Of The Night." Amazing steel guitar AND killer sax. Dont miss that one!
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THE BAND I REQUESTED "GONDWANA 💚💛❤" GAVE YOU A THANKS FOR THE REACTION AS WELL ON BOTH OF THE SONGS I REQUESTED THANKS FOR DOING MY REQUEST STILL GONNA SEND YOU MORE BANDS TO REACT TO PLUS HAS GOTTEN SO MANY VIEWS AND LIKES LATELY TOO THANKS AGAIN ✌& LO💚E
Jamel check out this Poco hit Heart of the Night czcams.com/video/E6mAa7WZpWs/video.html
Awwww Good Lawd!
Mr. Jamel two love songs you should consider by America is Daisy Jane and I Need You. They were huge in the 70's.
Poco.. very underrated.. Great shirt you're wearing by the way!!
It blows my mind how you don't hear a song for 40 years and you still know the words!
Every word. Every melody. Every harmony. /d
Yep! But I get up up to go do, or grab something and 30 seconds later I cant remember what it was! LOL. I have devoted billions of neurons and synapses to music...albums songs and lyrics, even after decades, they are just... there! Not sure how or why that works! LOL
Yass!! I remember My mother used to play this and I cannot remember last time I heard this but I can remember every word!
I know what you mean JH. I couldn’t believe I remembered all of the words!
When I do this at karaoke people are like...."I REMEMBER THAT!!!" lol
Underrated group. These guys were smooth. As glass!!!!
Jamal, I am really enjoying being a passenger on this musical journey with you. Continue keeping it real!
Ain’t that the truth Styles!! A lot of these songs we are rediscovering from our youth😎
He has helped me smile a lot during these dark times. I'm about to turn 40 and loving the music he is reviewing!
I LOVE THIS MAN
ALL OF OUR OLDIES IN ONE PLACE
WOOOHOO
I hadn’t thought about Poco in years! A smooth, great band! You know, I think I took for granted back in the day all the amazing music of the 70’s and 80’s! There was so much incredible music! You’d turn on the radio and there was rock, pop, country, R&B, metal, new wave and so much more to enjoy!! Jamel, thanks for keeping these great tunes alive!!
Yes 100%
So true! This song makes me feel so nostalgic!
Heather McLean, I know, right? I remember hearing a little bit of everything on one radio station and loved it.
Do you miss the 70s as much as me ?
Check out "Pure Prairie League"........."Aimee" and "Fallin in and out of love".
Vince Gill was in Pure Prairie League
@@robinqueen2311 But only after Craig Fuller left (long story)...it was his ideas behind the band's original sound. (yes, I am a fan)
@melissa gibson ditto
Ozark Mountain Daredevils....."Jackie Blue"--1975!
@music-two-my-ears I'll check it out.
The harmonies in this song bring tears of joy to my eyes
Kiss your wife with passion and feeling. Most people walk around without the love of a true loving partner to help them through these insane times. Be blessed!❤
Rodney, one of the most genuine, solid, great points and comments on You Tube. In my opinion.
This song came on right after my daughter Melanie was born,she was full term stillborn and after 41 years I still weep when I hear this
...sadly, Jen, it’s never gonna leave you...but then again ya never wanna forget...❤️
44 1978 released
Try some Firefall - "just remember I love you" or "Strange Way" or "goodbye, I love you"
Yes, exactly what I was thinking...
Yes!! We need some firefall.😊🥰
"You Are The Woman" is a good one. That one takes me back to high school
Cinderella by firefall
GREAT suggestion! Another 70's band with impeccable harmonies and solid songwriting. Luna Sea my favorite album, let's hear some!
Love the whole 'Legend' album. This song 'Crazy Love' and 'Heart of the Night' are my favourites. The title track 'Legend' packs a punch too, right from the opening - turn the volume right up!
I think the group's name is pronounced "poe-coe" (rhymes with "cocoa"). At least that's how the deejays in my neck of the woods have always pronounced it.
If I didn't know, I might say pah-co as well
@michael dowson Thanks for the explanation, fellow Canadian!
@Lava1964 (great year to be born in, btw!!❤), you are correct in the pronunciation. I saw them in concert in 1980 (I was 16). They opened for another great sounding band, Little River Band!
@@TheChefLady4JC Didn't we have great music to listen to in our formative years?
@michael dowson Yeah, I looked it up. There's zero connection with the group to the BC city. Too bad...
My favorite of theirs is Heart of the Night....ode to New Orleans. Gotta listen to it!
Love that song
So good!
Yep
I haven't heard that song in ages! I love that song💕💕💕
what Beth said.
Got one from 1978 by Peter Brown titled, "Dance with me"
Don't forget " Do You Wanna Get Funky With Me"
Yes!!!! With Betty Wright on harmony.
@@sassymessmess9110 cool fun fact!
@@chipdamutt108 Or Crank it Up and They Only COme Out at Night
t aaron Are you referring to the " Dance with Me " done by a group named Orleans?
He's smiling 'cause he loves signing and has a hit record! What could be better for a band?
Poco is awesome! listen to
Crazy Eyes
Picking Up the Pieces
Here' We Go Again
Good Feelin' To Know
Magnolia
Yes Jamel, at 3:47 when you started dancing I got up and danced with you.
Love it when your shoulders get to swinging, there's nothing better. You are one happy musical soul. Best of love.
@Linda Garcia
I’m very grateful Mrs. Jamel shares him, he helps me get my cardio in, I loved these songs in my teen years and I’m 60 and they take me right back to that place in Time
@@TheBeav87914
Hi Mary I'm a year older and I totally understand. Jamel is a blessing to us. We get to experience again the great music of the 70's, 80', 90's and relive it though James excitement, those were the days.
Personally, I love his Bee Gees reviews, He gives them the respect they deserve back in the day they didn't get.
Jamel has a tender heart and you are right we should thank his wife for sharing him with us. More Cow Bell
God bless you and stay safe.
I had forgotten how beautiful the harmonies are in this song. Please do "Call It Love" by Poco 💗
great video as well!
Another vote here for CALL IT LOVE!!
RIP, Rusty Young. What a sweet singing voice. What a talent!
We, the children of th 70's tried to sing with them just like you just did. Good times.
You really need to listen to their Rose of Cimarron..gorgeous harmonies. Love me some Poco..part of the soundtrack of my youth.
This is music!!! One of the most beautiful love songs!!
Jamal, do yourself a favour man and listen to Poco's '' Crazy Eyes'' you will not be disappointed. The first time I heard this song it spun me around ... really ... take a listen to one of the great pieces of rock.
Keep on jammin' brother.
Yes! That album deserves a straight play through!
Glenn, Some of my buds and I would smoke weed and put on Crazy Eyes...infu*****credible! The banjo, orchestral mix and all the other instruments that intertwined with the voices harmonizing was an experience that transformed the listener to new heights. I just turned 75, lost the weed years ago and been sober from alcohol almost 20.Those days of great groups and great music are unparalleled in my opinion.
@@jaycorby totally agree man, but congrats ... we're the ones who came out ahead, we had the music of the century.
Eagles farm team. Every line up they had was incredible.
The eagles wished they sounded like poco.
Agreed
@@musclefixer Randy Meisner and Timothy Schmith can tell that😅
Before the Eagles, there was Poco Picking up the Pieces.
So glad you are doing Poco. They are so wonderful. Bad Weather, Rose of Cimarron, and Keep on Tryin' are a few of my favorites.
You'd probably like 10cc - 'I'm Not In Love' (Though it was always hard for me to comprehend this was the same band that did 'Rubber Bullets'.)
The Things You Do For Love by 10cc! One of my favorites!
Yes! One of my favorites. You should do Heart of The Night next.
Absolutely fantastic song..!
I love the joy you find in harmonies. I love this song. A little melancholy to remember Phil Hartman (yes, him!) designed their album cover.
I haven’t heard this song in years and I woke up this morning singing it to my self……and by golly I still know all the words. Poco was a great band and still are. There music went from album to 8 track to cassette they had so many really good songs my brother and I would fight over who got to play what album we were going to listen to. Nowadays I hear them being played in the grocery stores !!
You should listen to Rose of Cimarron. Classic track.
Seriously Jamel - if you love harmonizing you must listen to Hummingbird by seals and croft!
I’ve never heard anybody besides Bee Gees harmonize as good as these guys.
@Diane Birdwell If he goes to Amie, I hope he can find one with Falling in and out of love as the intro and outro.
Seals and croft had some amazing harmonies, especially hummingbird. Good band to dig into,diamond 💎 girl! Summer breeze, lots of goodies.
Summer breeze too
"We May Never Pass This Way Again"
"Get Closer"
"Summer Breeze"
He's already reacted to "Diamond Girl".
@Rain Maker 5781
😄 Because it's blowing through the jasmine in your mind?
'Bad Weather', "Just for Me and You', 'Rose of Cimarron', 'Pickin' up the Pieces', 'Railroad Days', 'From the Inside', 'A Good Feelin' To Know'......'Another Time Around'.......quite a nice playlist!
I love how the song builds and instruments are added on... just beautiful..
This song take's me back to a better time. i was in a band that played in the working men's club's in the South Wales valley's in the 1960s and 70s, and this song all ways went down well. Poco was unknown to most people , but it just go's to show what a great song this is.
Poco was one of the best bands of the 1970's. Try their tune, A Good Feeling To Know...
I know how you are on harmonies! Poco is a great place for you! "Rose of Cimarron" is such a beautiful song, and the vocals are impeccable! For a good time, "Good Feeling to Know" is a real feel good treat!
Can you do some Firefall? "Strange Way" and "Just Remember I Love You?"
Good choice, You are the woman and Mexico 3rd and 4th
Oh, yeah, the whole “Yacht Rock” oevre! :D
Cinderella
Poco a long forgotten gem of a band. Check out “Spellbound” by these guys...keep coming Jamel.
Listen to “Good Feelin’ to Know” by POCO.
I met a girl many years ago...I will always love her....forever. This song breaks my heart with joy and sadness. I miss you L
that's the beauty of these old love songs. they can be singing about something sad and still make you feel good.
You’re a Yacht Rock fan! Welcome! Google the genre yacht rock and see what pops up. Tunes you listen to while cruising around on a yacht in the 70s and 80s. It is awesome.
Next up? Heart of the Night, and Call it Love!
Listen to Heart of the Night by Poco
They did a wonderful song about New Orleans "In the heart of the night"
Without Jim Messina there's no Poco" - Sterling Archer
Just heard this song for the first time yesterday and I’ve listened to it about 30x. Gorgeous song. This video is great 🤘🏼
Yes, it's a smooth summer of love song from the 1970's. Much appreciation for your review and you did a very good impression of this song. Much thanks.
I was very young, I remember hearing it on the radio...never forgot it...❤❤❤❤❤
Jamel, I had the pleasure of growing up in the 70’s and the music was just something spectacular to be a part of. People ask me why I can’t let go of it. This should explain it perfectly clear
Can't go wrong with Poco. I was in the Navy in the 70s and was turned on to this band. Became one of my favs, takes me back to far away places.
I got to see them live in 1980 (I was 16!!) at the Universal Amphitheater when it actually WAS an outdoor theater. They opened up for another great band of that era, Little River Band. GREAT back-to-back bands‼ The songs and sounds of my youth‼🥰
This is one of my favorite songs among hundreds that POCO sang in the 1970s. They were the band the Eagles wanted to be.
I reallly love it.one of my favorites.poco....
You never stop for a break when listening to Poco...that's sacrilege..
Poco the father band to the Eagles.
Randy Meisner the Golden Eagle..
Love your show..
Australia 😘😘
Whenever I hear this song, I'm transported back to the 2nd grade in the 70's, singing this song with my best friend Angelo while we color in our coloring books!
"Heart Of The Night" is another good one. Awesome reaction! Awesome shirt!
Rose of Cimarron, heart of the night, good feeling to know, you better think twice, MORE POCO PLEASE
Love this song! TFS! As always you make my day a better day!👍🏻🐶🐶💕🙏🏻
Eagles Bassist and Singer Timothy B Schmitt was THEIR original player and singer....He left for the Eagles(who pursued him hard) after Rand Meisner left the Eagles......Poco was part of that Movement of the 70's in LA.....There is a great Documentary about the band.
look up "Seven Bridges Road."
Alot of Eagles music is blocked. Henley not having it.
The best harmonizing I have ever heard.
The Eagles! Yes, that is some harmony
Yes, please do 7 Bridges Road!
The unplugged version.
Damn! I'd forgotten all about this awesome song. Thanks for the reaction.
I named my poodle Poco, after this song and band. A special love. My dog and I often ran away.
Poco smooth as cocoa. Definitely another harmony band. No auto-tune like today.
Poco, In The Heart Of The Night.
This is just plain old badass. Music used to be SO good............. Thank you, brother.
I think you'll like Atlanta Rhythm Section - 'Imaginary Lover'
(There are several prank videos on CZcams that claim to be a Stevie Nicks/Fleetwood Mac cover of the song. It is actually just the ARS recording speeded up. Does sound just like Stevie, though. Thought about pulling that gag on you, but you're too nice a person. You can check it out yourself.)
Also listen to Atlanta Rhythm Section's 'So Into You'.
Thank you for bringing back great music , memories of a miss spent youth
Love this song...always have! 💞💞💞 love your reactions too!!! 😊
OMG Jamel! ELP and now Poco. I am so thrilled. Thank you. Hope you love them. I’ve loved both of these groups for almost over 50 yrs!
You have made my covid isolation bearable. I cannot say how much your reactions bring me joy and solace, hearings I grew up with. I am 71.
You should check out Brewer and Shipley, same musical era......One Toke Over the Line would be a good starting point.
One of my favorite songs of all time. I like to play the song right before it on the album "Heart of the Night" as kind of an appetizer. they go together so well together.
What about I am here practicing a harmony to go with Jamel's near perfect pitch. He heard it once, gets it right and says he is not a singer?! Come on!!! Jamel - you are a singer. Believe it!!!! /d
I love this song...Beautiful!!!
Bittersweet, beautiful song from the 70s; memories of my childhood. wow.
It was amazing to hear these guys live, I did way back in the 80's.......in concert...
POCO, a blast from my past. :-)
haven't heard this song since it came out. It sounded like yesterday.
For a bit of their "rockier" side try "A Good Feelin' To Know"
I remember hearing this song back in 1979. I was in the Army at Ft Sill, OK. It came on the AM radio in my car. Had to get home and try to find it on an FM station. Then, to the record store. All these years later and it still sounds great. RIP Rusty Young, ya kid good son.
Poco in the heat of the nite u have to listen to it me and my dads fav rest in peace pete corliss I miss u day
When Buffalo Springfield broke up, half became Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, the rest into Poco(originally Pogo)
Really like Poco. I think you would like “In the Heart of the Night” Paul Cotton sings that one.
ohh yess, POCO, thank you Sir Jamal and the one who recommended this ... now I am reminded of their " KEEP ON TRYING" please try react on it 😉
Chris Isaak, Wicked Game.
This is one of the most beautiful love songs of the 70’s ❤️
1978 song. Beautiful! 😍❤🥰❤😍
Love POCO so many good songs. Love your reactions keeps me coming back for a good feeling. Peace Always
Poco was an American country rock band originally formed in 1968 after the demise of Buffalo Springfield. Guitarists Richie Furay and Jim Messina, former members of Buffalo Springfield, were joined by multi-instrumentalist Rusty Young, bassist Randy Meisner, and drummer George Grantham.
First time I sang this song to my youngest son, he bawled his eyes out. He’s 20 now and still loves this song. 🖤🖤🖤🖤
Harmony harmony harmony....progressive instrumentals and all that in just 3 minutes. One of my all-time favorites!
One of my favorites ❤❤❤❤
I was born in 1976 and I still remember riding with my mom in her tiny 3 color Volkswagen bug. ...driving through Vermont......listening to this on the radio.
Brings back wonderful memories.
Those days and that music just CANT BE BEAT!!
It was a time when people really thought about their music and put heart and soul into it.
I believe he wrote that song just prior to joining the Eagles.
Another amazing band❤❤❤
OH, MY MY MY !!! Blast from the past!!! Loved this song when it came out- like 40 plus years ago?? !!! THANKS
Poco is the foundation of this kind of musical genre that gave birth to Eagles and more. Rusty Young, who wrote this song still keeps Poco going these days. Randy Meisner left Poco and joined the Eagles when they formed and was replaced in Poco by Timothy B Schmit. When Meisner left Eagles, Timothy B moved into his slot with the Eagles. Jim Messina (Loggins & Messina, etc.) was also first a member of Poco. Poco is an incredibly influential band that gave birth to many others.
It's great to hear you enjoyed 😊Poco as much as I do. Next, check out "In The Heart Of The Night." Amazing steel guitar AND killer sax. Dont miss that one!
I have loved this song from the moment I first heard it in 1978. P.S. you will never forget the song and break out singing it when it starts.
POCO is wonderful. Poco music is warm.
Thank you.