LOVIN' IT!| FIRST TIME HEARING Bread - Guitar Man REACTION
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- LOVIN' IT!| FIRST TIME HEARING Bread - Guitar Man REACTION
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The best part this channel is watching how much you two have grown. Your ability to notice and analyse the subtle intricacies shows how your ears have developed, and it's mirrored in your more advanced use of terminology. You've truly become fans of so much new (for you) music and knowing artists names you didn't know existed just a year ago are now part of your music vocabulary. It's beautiful.
Amen to that!
I'm still smiling over the fact that Jordan was into Rap. Now, he calls himself a Crooner 😄 Big difference between the two genres.🤘👍
Say it! Amen!
That what I've been saying for a while . Their getting way more entertaining.
Genorp...yes but they pause too much...I feel it ruins it.
The whole album is just magnificent.
Absolutely & Well Put!
The 70’s were a beautiful time to be a teenager 😎
Thats putting it VERY LIGHTLY , But true
So true! I went from my teens to my 20s during the 70s. I will say the 80s hair bands kept the music fun and has it's place as well. And just by the way, there's a reason the most popular stations in almost every market are Classic Rock.
@@Shendaal Definitely, for me too! All kinds of music was fun during that time and most people listed to it all. I still play and listen to ALL of it.😍
Agreed. I attended my very first rock concert in 1973. It was Alice Cooper's Billion Dollar Babies tour. I was 13 years old. Great decade for music.
@@Tessmage_Tessera yes, mine was Dave Mason in 1974, good times
Jay & Amber, you'll love their "It Don't Matter To Me" and "Diary" !!!
edit- legendary Larry Knechtel on lead guitar, David Gates on violin!
"Diary" for sure!!!
Ohh good call. Amber will probably put those on her list.👍👍
agree with "It don't matter to me", if you liked Guitar Man you will like that one.
Both of this songs would be perfect! Great suggestions!!
I forgot all about "Diary"! Wow, that one is definitely a tear jerker.
The 70's was not just disco. It also had some awesome love songs. 💖
And some disco love songs like "if I can't have you" lol
@@dawnpatrol700 Yup, so true! That is an awesome one, love that one! Also "Come To Me" by France Joli, "Take Me Home" by Cher, "You Know How To Love Me" by Phyllis Hyman, and I think "Band Of Gold" by Freda Payne was sorta kinda disco-ish? lol But yeah, so many untapped musical gems, I can't wait for Jay and Amber to discover them!
Oh indeed! Gen Xer here who grew up listening to 70's soft rock on our rickety old transistor radio lol some of the fondest, most memorable times of my childhood. This music is so special, and such a treasure. 🥰
I don't think of disco when I think of the 70's. That was easily the best decade for Rock
The 70s where WAY more than Disco . Just like the 80s where not all Big hair bands
I freakin' love this song💖💖💖
It is a great song 👍
Perfect description. I was just jamming to it when watching this
YES!!! I've been waiting for this one. The guitars in this song are heavenly!!!
Was in college in the 70s & Bread was my favorite soft rock group…there lyrics combined with the sweet melodies allowed your imagination to think of so many meanings to their music. You could be in love & be heartbroken in the same song….truly an unforgettable group Bread
OHHHHH!!! I LOVE THIS SONG! And Amber, the first TAPE 😂 I got in the 70’s was Bread. Yes, they were and still are amazing artists. Their music transports you. It still does to this day. Thanks for the memories! ❤
And…”Aubrey” is a beautiful song. Not sure if y’all have reacted to it. 👍🏼
I use to sing this song all the time when it came on the radio! I could have loved a little more guitar playing but that’s alright! Loved the song!
They have reacted to it.
Renee Rocha I have my original vinyl album this song is on. I can still play it on a large cabinet model stereo/ AM FM radio combo my young wife and I bought in 1968! We were married in June 1967, and are still together 55 + years later. The clear sound of this particular piece ( with a few scratches & pops ) when it's cranked up is truly awesome.
'aubrey' is a masterpeice
Aubrey makes me cry whenever I hear it.
This is my all-time favorite Bread song. I've always loved "Aubrey" also. So, so beautiful.
This is such a fantastic song always makes me smile 😊
A great band! David Gates wrote wonderful story songs. Many of his songs were bittersweet.
Awesome reaction! Spent a few summers by the river, Bread was a great listen back then. “Make it with you” “It don’t matter to me” was always on. Y’all are great
Bread, one of those bands that when their music comes, you just stop what you're doing and listen. It's soothing, whatever you're going through at that moment, it's forgotten and you just lose yourself in the music.
You guys are so great, I mean seriously, you really are. Such appreciation. Keep doing what you do and being who you are man.
I agree!
This is my favorite Bread song, and one of my upper tiered overall songs ever. It tells the story of 99.9% of every true musicians life cycle. Starts, grows, becomes popular, sells out stadiums, peaks, wanes, and then you can find him playing nightclub venues again, as he fades away...... but he's got to play.... as he fades away..... Until, someone reacts to him on CZcams years later ;-)
Mine too. Especially right towards the end. I get chills!
My favourite song as a 3 year old child😊 Still love it, especially David Gates' voice❤
Larry Knechtel played the lead guitar parts in the song. Frontman David Gates said, "James (Griffin) went out and tried to play a solo that wasn't sounding right, and I went out and tried it and didn't have any luck either. Larry plays a little guitar, so I asked him to try it. He hooked up a little wah-wah pedal, and came up with all those things on the spot. I bet that wasn't more than two hours of work on his part."
He also played the incredible piano on bridge over troubled water.
About a quarter of the hit songs from that era that get reviewed feature Larry Knechtel, Joe Osborn on bass, and/or Hal Blaine on drums. They played on EVERYTHING.
The guitar work really makes the song. Sounds like some steel guitar in there.
Bread had such a mellow sound. I was thinking you have yet to cover Peter, Paul and Mary. They were huge back in the day when folk groups were very popular. Suggest Too much of Nothing, or Lemon Tree.
Actually, they did react to 'Puff the Magic Dragon' about ten months ago.
@@neptune9 oh ok. thanks
Bread had much more than a mellow sound. One of the reasons they split is the James Griffin rockers were so underrated and unrecognized compared to the David Gates ballads. Peter Paul & Mary were great too and did a song "I Dig Rock & Roll Music."
@@bobdavis4848 I know. Boomer here lol....
@@stormy8207 I was born in 1964 and had a friend named Boomer, haha. Recently I've bought more Peter, Paul and Mary; I already have all of Bread except the CD version of"Guitar Man."
Oh I love Bread and this is such a beautiful song. Thanks for playing it.❤
‘“Sweet Surrender” is a good song by them…It was a sung at my wedding!
You guy's always take me back to my younger days in so great thanks for keeping the music going for so many new people to here and listen to.
You wouldn't believe the places and memories that are coming back when I hear this song. I'm gonna be 63yrs old at the end of this month. It's unbelievable. Life is short people. Believe me. It passes by before you know it. Enjoy it. Love the people in your life, especially your kids.🙏🏻🇺🇸✌️😎
Agreed. Turned 63 in Jan 2023.. Don't know how the years went by so fast...
@Kim Nevelzer Crazy, right? I want my '80s back! I'm sitting here in the sun on my deck, and of course I have to start thinking. I have to admit, I'm enjoying this time in my life. I'm semi-retired and I set my own schedule now. I'm a little heavier, a lot grayer but I'm pretty content. All in all, I'm good. I hope you are as well. 🙏🇺🇸✌️😎
@@Crownd1_ I retired from the accounting field at 60. I lost my husband to cancer 7 years ago and life seemed too precious to spend another 7 or so years working crazy hours. Today I'm working on putting together my high school 45th class reunion. This gives me joy. We were a small class, we were close and 95% of the classmates come. We have a blast. We even threw ourselves a 50th birthday party. I thought things would settle down but it seems like I'm busier now than before I retired. 😆
@@KimNevelzer A blast, huh? Yup, we're definitely the same generation. 🤣🤣🤣 I'm sorry to hear of your husband. I'm happy to hear you're keeping busy. Enjoy the rest of this crazy ride. 🙏🇺🇸✌️😎
One of the most popular bands from the seventies ! They had so many hits like " Diary " -" Aubrey "- " It Don't Matter To Me " - "Make It With You" and "If which i think you have heard ! Thanks Yall Great Reaction =) More Band-Maid " Blooming " Thanks
I will say it’s my favorite Bread song. I saw them in the early 1970’s. Won’t forget that concert.
I saw them too back then. It was when I found out "Everything I Own" was about David Gates's father who passed away and not a breakup song. I liked that he talked to the audience between songs. Great concert which I will also never forget.
Mine too!
This song reminds me of my dad. I remember getting on a bus in the wee hours and travel with a group to churches and other places to play. He would play in malls, diners, church, theaters, anywhere there were people to listen to him play. He finally settled in Branson, MO and played everyday til the day he died.
Who did he play with in Branson- I live 1/2 hour from there.
@@1177kc He played at the Lowes Theater, The Osmonds, The Yellow Ribbon Theater (Tony Orlando’s), and the Grapevine Opry, where he became good friends with Shoji Tabuchi before Shoji had his own theater.
Your dad was cool. I was a band director
Great memories!
Bread was one of the few soft rock bands I liked back in the 70's!
I liked Many
Just one of their many great tunes 1970's were sweet!
Improper Bostonian That was musical era never to be duplicated. There are times I long to go back, but the music is the only 'time machine' I know of.
That's, what, SIX Bread songs! Does this mean you're carbo-loading? ;) You can still do "It Don't Matter TO Me", "Diary", "Sweet Surrender", and "Hooked On You". "Lost Without Your Love" is probably the best known of the ones you haven't heard yet.
I feel so blessed that I was born in 1952 and got to hear and see so many great groups. I saw Bread at Villanova University in PA back in the 70's and they were so awesome, as were so many other groups and performers back then. I am happy for you that you are discovering all these great artists.
Dido, born in 1952 also. We were blessed to all great variety of music!!
Man. So many memories listening to this with my parents driving to grandmas.
I absolutely love Bread!
Amber there is another 70s & 80s soft rock band that I don’t think you and Jay have checked out yet.
The Little River Band
I’d recommend starting with one of these 3 songs, but they have a large catalog of hits:
Cool Change
Reminiscing
Lonesome Loser
Blessings to both of you and the kids!
Matt
I’ve been requesting Cool Change for months!
@@anexceleratedlife I vote for Little River Band as well!
@@anexceleratedlife Yeah, I quit requesting them after multiple requests... They will not be sorry if they give them a listen though
The Little River Band is also one of the best bands of all time!
I wore out 2 "Best of Bread" 8 track tapes! I love everything they did, even their obscure stuff. But they had two real BANGERS early on: "Mother Freedom" and "Let Your Love Go". They are real departures from most of their music.
the lyrics especially towards the end just get me and always have... THE BEST OF BREAD is a all time classic
This song is so beautiful because of his "troubadour" voice. Like Amber said at the end, his voice is just spectacular and the song isn't just about him. It is about any "guitar man"...
Guitar Man was the 5th album delivered by Bread in 1972. David Gates voice is magical in this song, so seductive and totally encompassing. With the wah-wah effect of the electric guitar
this is beyond perfection. "Sweet Surrender" and "Aubrey" also from this album broke the top 20 on the chart.
Great reaction. Buckets of Maple Syrup love from Canada ❤️ ❤️ 🇨🇦🇨🇦
I'm so glad you finally reacted to this song. It is one of my favorites and I have recommended it every time you have done a song of theirs. A few more I recommend are "It Don't Matter To Me", "Sweet Surrender" and "Look What You've Done". And if you want a change of pace check out "Down On My Knees" which is sung by guitar player Jimmy Griffin who also wrote and sang lead on some of their songs. I really love that song and I think you will too.
I love the song. I have since I was a child. It always made me sad but it was so beautiful. I'm so glad you finally got to this one. It's one of my absolute favorites.
Growing up listening to this on the radio...
Bread had so many great songs...
I LUV BREAD. Thx(: best reaction channel
Great reaction to another great song by Bread. Another excellent soft rock artist from the 70's was England Dan & John Ford Coley, they had many hits, including " Love is the Answer" that was a real gem with a powerful message. Please check out folk/soft rock artist Dan Fogelberg also. Amazing storyteller with an incredible voice.
YES--I strongly second both of these suggestions! For Dan Fogelberg, you can't go wrong with "Longer," or the great storytelling in "Leader of the Band" or "Same Old Lang Syne" to get you started.
Because they were mostly soft rock Bread is so underrated in rock. But they have some absolute great tunes. Mother Freedom is the quintessential 70's groove rock song. Thanks for doing this review, Guitar Man is great. 🥰
I have always loved this song and how it reflects the desire a guitar player has to just play,no matter how small the audience or how old the player gets. I meet with a group of players every week and stay amazed at how good some of these guys are who are now 70 to 90 years old. I work hard to be an average rhythm player but these guys I play with can still throw down the lead licks on guitars, mandolins, banjo or anything with strings. This song tells their story. ❤
If you love ‘70’s soft rock you need to check out Lobo. His most famous was me and you and a dog named Boo, but he has so many good songs. One of my favorites is I’d love you to want me.
One of my all time favorite
My favorite Bread song
They were playing this on the radio when I was at high school band camp here in Kentucky. ❤🎶❤ thanks . you all are groovy. ✌❤✌
back then we were so busy trying to not be so innocent yet as we get older we have a bigger appreciation of those times..
I so clearly remember my dads car when I was a little kid he had The Sound of Bread on cassette and he basically never took it out so I know those songs note for note. The end of this song when the guitar man character begins to lose his magic and fades away used to make me cry …. I was such a sensitive kid 😂
Agree the fading away of the guitar player gets me EVERY TIME.
What is amazing about this song is how stark he paints being a star. He implies The stereotype of a crazy life by always seeking the next show. It paints a lonely picture but the main character has no choice; its like a curse and a blessing. His mellow voice never breaks, even as he's describing a guitar show (there's even a sample of a crowd at the end.) So its like he's sitting there thinking this stuff almost trying to convince himself to keep going. But he knows how much he affects peoples lives and that feedback loop goes on forever. Being the guitar man is a double edged sword. this song perfectly expresses both sides at the same time
Her, here genorp, thats why I watch these two. You guys are wonderful because you are open to all different things. Your kids are fortunate to have you as parents, you remind me of my own. Thanks and keep doing what and how you are doing it. Be good. D.
One of my favourite groups ever.
Guitar Man has always been one of my favorite Bread songs - I might go so far as to say one of my favorite songs in general.
Bread had so many hits. It’s great to see you both giving them their due ❤
ANOTHER great Bread song! One of my absolute favorites.
I love that you feature this band on your channel, they are one of my Dad’s favorite bands. Please check out and review Bread’s song “Look What You’ve Done”….it is so heartfelt and beautiful. Love watching you both!
I fell in love with the softer Bread songs when I was a kid & my big sister came home with this new cool album from a new cool group! I had a little girl crush on this talented guy.
❤❤😊
Among so many perfect songs, this is my favorite.
Each time you react to Bread it reminds me how many great hits they had! It takes me back to when I was a kid...I'd listen to the top 40 countdown on the radio on Saturday mornings & there was always at least one Bread song!
So glad you love them & keep reacting to them!
I agree with you Amber.."If" is also my favorite.
I also want to thank you too for bringing songs to light that have been out of the radio for years and it's it's just refreshing to hear the songs again that I grew up with
Thank lead guitarist Jimmy Griffen who couldn't get the licks right..so great keyboard player and bassist..Mr. Everything.. Larry Knechtel stepped in and nailed it besides David's voice.. Great song. Super reaction as always..
Thank you for playing my favorite Bread song. There are soooooo many good ones, but this one... OMG, top shelf.
Rob an Amber if you were my age an we were friends back in the 70's I would of taken you too every concert I've been too. I would of paid for the tickets also . I just didn't have many friends when I was a teenager. Because my family moved to Florida . When I turned 12. We would of had an awesome time . Me being a concert junkie. I've seen over 200 famous bands before I was old an gray haired. Lol. Love watching your reactions. An so glad you have a large list of different types of music an bands.
Another smooth rock hit you'd like is "Fresh Air" by Quicksilver Messenger Service. A good vibe song.
Another Quick Silver Messager Service FAN!!!! I didn't know there were any left 😮 my favorite is "What About Me" awesome 🤩
Underrated song
Jay & Amber have to get a hit of fresh air.
As a young boy my 3 older sisters used to play music when they cleaned the house they Loved Bread and had all their albums so I got a major introduction to Bread although its more like chick music I really like it. Guitarman is my favorite song I'm sure it strikes emotions in older music artist due to the story in the song ,as most of Breads music does strike emotions Love Ya'll s channel
" Diary " and " Aubrey "....the lyrics will break your hearts in both of these!
Smiling at both of you! Great reaction! Thanks for keeping great music alive!
I grew up listening to Bread when they were new and the emotions invoked by thier music then remains today when I revisit these gems. Your reactions are sooooo spot on! TY.
My partner Stewart died suddenly from a heart attack at 44 twelve years ago today. Bread was our band. I haven't been able to listen to them again until today.
Love love this song...You can't do wrong with Bread....period!!!
One of the best things about the 70s there was great music and a huge variety. Some of the greatest soft rock.b Bread was one of the very best!!!! ❤️
Bread is like "listening" to a soothing cup of hot chocolate while wrapped up in a warm, soft blanket. .Mmm Mmm good!
The best song from Bread. 🎶🎶🎶🎸🎸🎸❤️❤️
Perfect song, perfect voice. I always loved Bred & David Gates. This is one of my all times favourite
The violin section gives me goose bumps every time. So good.
Make It With You is my all time favorite Bread song.
I love when a guitar player makes the guitar talk. That is what was happening in this song. The guitar was almost aother vocalist. Not sure which Bread Guitarist was playing on this song but it raised this song to another level.
Another great song from Bread! " Diary" or" It Don't Matter To Me" Thank You
Mother Freedom is a great Banger from Bread, a must listen.
The guitar player on this song was Larry Knechtel. Larry was also the pianist on Bridge Over Troubled Waters. One of the best ever session musicians. Well worth reading up on what he did for 60s/70s pop and rock music.
Billy Preston, Tom Jones & Engelbert Humperdinck - Games People Play LIVE
I am taken back to the 12 year old in 1972 that first heard this on my radio in my bedroom and was simply blown away!
Diary by Bread is a must hear. A beautiful story with incredible delivery.
Love your show. Great to hear you appreciate Bread.
Quality music a timeless classic
Bread is synonomous with soft rock, but they could kick it on songs like "Mother Freedom", "Fancy Dancer", "Down on My Knees", "Tecolote", and "Take Comfort". For a different sound from Bread, you should check these out.
This nice n easy music...these guyz always have the heartful tunes to sooth yer soul....Hi guyz
Great choice today, I love this song. Larry Knechtel played guitar, he also played piano on Bridge Over Troubled Water. Enjoy watching your reaction.
Yep, Larry's name should be better known than it is. I heard a long interview with him on BBC radio decades ago, and IIRC he was supposed to play bass on this song, but they did a number of takes and the band's guitarist was struggling to find lines that expressed what they were trying to achieve, so they tried it again with the lead guitarist playing support, Larry playing lead and David Gates (!) playing bass. However true all of that is, they nailed it. I wasn't really a soft rock kind of guy back then, but I still thought this one of the best singles of the decade.
I had forgotten about this song… it’s been awhile…. Thankx for playing it…
The guitar in this song is just butterrr, I love this song.
Hi guys , hope u are having great day , I live in Detroit it's cold 🥶 today , love this song 🎵 ❤️ thank u for sharing, peace ✌️ and love to ya
Smooth, just smooth. Bread was at the top in the 70's+ ...rightfully so.
Amber and Jordan here is one that you WILL LOVE. Paul McCartney,-(Let it be). Originally done by the Beatles. Keep up with the good work 😎👍
Love these guys, grew up with this quality of music Was a 1953 baby!
Me too! 😀
I adore Bread. My older sister hipped me to them early. As much as I love their soft stuff, my favorite of theirs is "Sweet Surrender". For some reason, I always think of Bread and Lobo kind of as brothers. Both have amazing singers and musicians behind them. Amber, you said you liked 70's stuff...give Lobo a listen.
Have you reacted to anything by England Dan and John Ford Coley yet? "Nights Are Forever" is a good jumping off point.
Bread has ALWAYS been one of my FAVES!!!!!!
Hey guys love the channel and love Bread. Years ago I was a radio dj for the stations all oldies weekend and came across a song by Bread that really rocked I challenged my listeners to name the artist, nobody could. The song is called Fancy Dancer and if you hear it you will be amazed that it is Bread
Love this song
I was fortunate enough in the late seventies to early 80s to see David Gates and bread in concert it was absolutely phenomenal
One of my favorites is “Just Like Yesterday,” from the ‘Baby I’m-Want You’ album-with James Griffin delivering the lead vocals.