Man, that solo is burned in my brain--beautiful!

Love it ❤

Thank you for this thought provoking song, I really loved it. Sadly, history is littered with individuals who weren't clever enough to be stupid but there was always hope and there still is today..

First of all, the musicality of it is first rate. Secondly, the lyric and the vocals and the whole feel is warm and inciting the listener to pay attention and learn. There and lastly, I love it. We need more socially aware musicians who aren’t afraid to stand up for what’s right and just.

New fan here! Great tune, thank you!

Tom. What a creative and powerful video. A powerful rebuttal to the convocation of hate at Madison Square Garden today. Take pride in your effort.

Brother.. I can’t tell you how proud I am to declare that I grew up with you… served in the same military branch… but mostly that we share the same desire for human decency, acceptance and respect. Your video and lyrics have captured all the feelings of hurt I could never understand… I couldn’t love this any more than I do. Thank You

Thank you for standing up on the correct side of history!

I think often of the ancestors of the people we have on film that are on the wrong side of history

Great , Tom

love it

An awesome version. Bravo!

By the way, was that Michael Radcliffe playing with you guys at the Angel.

I met Charlie while working with George Manney's Brotherly Love All-Star Show at the World Cafe Live many years ago (2005?) Great guy and rippin' guitarist! Thanks for uploading, Tom. Robert was also a great guy and songwriter.

Wonderful tribute!!!

Sounds good!!! New sub here from my brother in law Fran!

Tom, great song for an amazing drummer. George is very blessed to have you as a friend. Thanks.

Paul agreed with me when I once told him that I thought 'It Never Goes Away' was his best song.

Tom, is there any place I can purchase a George Grantham T- Shirt? I think it would go over well. Doug up here in Green Bay, WI

Thanks Tom. I can still see Gene Parson's sittin' on that pile of wood on my album. Great pick. Thanks again, Doug

Poignant and beautiful song.

Can't believe this was 18 years ago! Was a great experience for me! Thanks, Tom.

Cool

Looks like an old Rickenbacker?

Beautiful Heartfelt Important.

Very cool !! Have my take on the tune almost in the can for my new album. Great song.

Nothing short of wonderful,Tom

Rusty, Paul & Randy are gone. Furay, Schmit & Messina seem healthy and active. George is stuck in the middle. I wonder what it is that made that so. It's a nice tribute.

Great song and tribute to George. Such a great drummer who played exactly what Poco needed in their great music. Nailed all those high vocals too!

Great version Tom!

Thanks Tom for your friendships you are sharing with us. God Bless ya! Keep up the Great work. Ordered you new cd, can't wait for it. Again, Thank you Tom for what your doing. It's making a difference in my life for the positive, Doug

Thanks Tom, sounds like you Love those guys like I still do. Doug up in Green Bay, WI

Beautifully done. Fantastic tribute to George. Thank you so much for introducing George to me. We had a great few weeks together on those Saturday afternoons. As you know I've followed Poco since 1971 so honored when you brought him by the store. I felt it then and I still feel now that I am now a friend of rock-'n'-roll royalty. Thanks my Brother.

Touching and beautiful song and tribute to George. Good song and sound! 👍🙂Thanks a lot for paying such respect to George Grantham, Mr Hampton. ❤️ And thanks for your contribution on keeping the Poco-legacy alive. Greetings from a Poco-fan in Norway. PS: I have seen Poco 3 times; London and Lillehammer, Norway 2005 and Wildwood 2015.

Tom, I LOVE this... great tribute to Poco's 'backbone'. It's hard to see our idols from our younger years become frail and start fading... we can remember them when they were young and so full of love and life ❤️I hope they're caring well for George; he deserves nothing but respect and love.

Thank you Tom

So sad

Ooops, the first time I saw him is right after From the Inside was released and saw the guys down at The Cinderella Ballroom in 1972. Make that 3 times I saw him, Phenomenal drummer and vocalist. Sorry 'bout that Tom, Doug again

I patterned my drumming after Ringo and then George came along and his pattern was the one I followed after that. I was so fortunate to see him play twice. Spoke to him once, up close and told him that I still Love his drum solo on Drivin' Wheel from Poco 7 and he just lit up. Thanks Tom and George, I Love you. Doug up in Green Bay, WI🥁

Tom, your words and music in this piece are so special and meaningful. I love and enjoy all your music, but the time and love you have given to George is what I admire the most about you. This song and Ashley Campbell's 'Remembering' are probably the best songs that capture the essence of this terrible disease. I know first hand what it means to love someone who doesn't remember you........

Did he die?

Hey Tom! Bobby Carburetor here. Beautiful song, brother.

Beautiful tribute to the “backbone of the group “!

Tom, it’s beautiful. A wonderful tribute to George. He was fortunate to have you in his life.

True to the Original, with that 'T.H. Magic' sprinkled on top - Great Tom !!!

Nice

Outstanding! Love the airchecks with Michael included in the beginning. Excellent tribute and song Tom. Everyone should hear this. Even if they don’t know Michael, they’ll ’get it’ and I predict there will much love for this song. I can’t express just how much I love this.

Very cool. Everything sounds great. Dig the collab at the end. I haven't seen Suzy since at Philly Folk Fest years ago. Thanks for sharing.

That was Beautiful Sir.

What a touching tribute, Tom. Looking forward to the album.