One of my favourite tunes by the brothers back before my time when they smoked Doobies before they started with harder stuff, Love you Chris and your family!

i follow yogananda says he was a great teacher!!!!! bob om mani padme om bob

Photo at 2:27 is not Fever Tree. It's a band Michael K. put together briefly around 1977, calling it Fever Tree.

I so wished they included this song in their tour playlist!

love hippie music

Dennis Keller was one of the great rock voices of the late ‘60s They were a great live band too, saw them a dozen times. Should have been bigger nationally, but we had them here in Texas.

I was so lucky to see him in the late 70s. Just him & his quitar at the Golden Bear in Huntington Beach CA. Long closed, a smallish venue that launched many careers. I love him & his magic music just as much now. Probably more so. I try to share him as he certainly deserves to be better recognized.

yes i am going to agree with thunder good that i followed what harrison did and ravi and daughter anousca shankar... yoga and medithation for ever. bob

Love this gem ❤❤❤

what ever happened to the band and the guitar player--solo at the end is Wild

For me summer can't officially begin until I've heard this song. It's so very iconic to summer and that laid back, 'groovy' way of existing. In a time that our minds are forever longing for and eternal.

Hauntingly beautiful! Thank you, Donna!

Mr Cock

Life growing up in the 60's and 70's. Getting up in the 🌄 morning surfing 🏄‍♂️ Trestles. Getting that wild hair up our asses and deciding after coming out of the water, on the spur of the moment to just take a road trip to San Fransico and bail up the coast to the most beautiful city in California if not the country. Best trips are always on a whim. Surfing the California coast, getting to Frisco and enjoy the rest of our TRIP. The drive was worth the flight. 😆 yea......

One of the great albums.

I had this album and played it A LOT!!!

Merci mojo pour ff retour souvenirs pour nos mémoires❤

Great tune, memories, come floating back, have not heard this in many decades. I believe it was 1967 or 68 where I played this over and over and over!!!

One iconic Album which is on the shelves! Actually played this as we drove over the Golden Gate Bridge many years back.Rog.Pacific Sunset Records (LA).

Sounds just as good 56 years later.

I knew Dennis and John from Jones before they moved to Spring Branch.

Rest in Peace, Mike Pinder ❤

i follow yoga/meditation and the tunes of the moodies.... sounds are so important and the moodies did a perfect tune on this one... bob

The guitar sustain is hard to do even today great song kc Pa

That fuckin guitar ending in this classic is absolutely awesome . Trance inducing

He sounds like David Cassidy

This song could have, should have been an equal to "Sunshine of your Love" or "Too much to Dream" but I think it was the lyrics that held it back. Instead of a groovy trip and tribute to the San Francisco Girls, it's just a selfish in your face breakup song. Not right after the Summer of Love.

Yeah, they were the real deal. Top shelf 60s psych🎸

Beautiful!

this is 2024and I can't believe this is the first time I remember hearing this song and I've been listening to them since they came out wow

One of my favourite songs

my sister had the record in 68?...played the grooves off on my "hi-fi"...know every note

A MUST . To Anyone Walking - On . HIGH - HEELS . . . .

This song has always resonated; pulled something from deep down within that just does it to me, such an emotional trip~ a kind of profoundly, bittersweetly intense..at once joyous & melancholic... euphoria

Such a beautiful song. The album was very disappointing for me. I mean after The Captain And Me and they come out with this revival music?? A bit much for me to take at 19, but Daughter Of The Sea and this Jewel saves it, although I suspect it was a B side of one of the two hits from this album. Another Park was a much better song to me but…

My very best summer of all time 1968 the never has been before and never will be an era like this one I was lucky enough to be there and oh how I miss it but thanks for the ride

carving deep blue ripples in the tissues of my. mind..as Cream said it so well some time back

This is a great video to accompany such a sensual song

Dennis, E.E. Wolfe, Rob, John, Michael! Your music will live forever! Let it be reflected in the eyes and flow through the veins of those few who know about FEVER TREE. Your music will be eternal not only in this world!

Most beautiful song

Nirvana and Kurt’s voice would’ve been awesome covering this!

Yes the 60s were a wonderful decade of music 🎉

Soooo GOOD. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Nowadays Clancy cant even sing

I am 49 and just discovered this song. I like finding new bands to listen to from the 60's and 70's.

I remember when this song first came out.God am I getting old.

A moment frozen in time...

We covered this song in our rock band back in high school... one of my favorites.

Texas bands did psych rock the best.

Whenever I listen to this song, I feel like I'm actually "back" to that incredible year in San Francisco and listening to it for the first time. Truly a Classic of it's genre. I've listened to it a hundred times in 56 years and it still sends shivers through my mind and body.