CLASSIC SOUND!| FIRST TIME HEARING The Cascades - Rhythm Of The Rain REACTION

CLASSIC SOUND!| FIRST TIME HEARING The Cascades - Rhythm Of The Rain REACTION
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[@billpeglowski1564]

While you're on a 60s kick, I will mention a group that was huge in the mid-60s and then faded I away. I had totally forgotten about The Association until I came across video about their sudden fade out after a major run of hits. The Association is an American pop rock band from California. During the late 1960s, the band had numerous hits at or near the top of the Billboard charts and were the lead-off band at 1967's Monterey Pop Festival. Their Top 10 hits are: "Cherish" (1966) #1 "Windy" (1967) #1 "Never My Love" (1967) #2 "Along Come Mary" (1966) #7 "Everything That Touches You" (1968) #10

[@paulwagner688]

"Requiem For The Masses" THAT is the true harmony of the Association. RIP Terry Kirkman.

[@Jude_196]

Loved Cherish, Windy, and Along Comes Mary - The Association was AWESOME!! :)

[@karinwolf3645]

I love them!! 😱😍😍😆

[@dscotthoward7467]

"Guilt" is my favorite album. LOL!!! Sorry.

[@stephenulmer3781]

All great! 😊

[@charles2241]

One of the prettiest songs of all time.

[@betsylocario6453]

I agree with the comment about the Association. Cherish was my absolutely favorite song of theirs. I wore my record out!

[@RJ986S]

Prior to the Beatles (and the subsequent British Invasion), songs like this (in the early '60s) totally dominated Top 40 AM radio. Easy going vibe, nice melodies, some heartbreak, and perfect for slow dancing! 🙂 Thanks for the reaction.

[@jennifermartin7791]

My parents loved music like this. They were “pre-Beatles" people, very conservative Midwestern kids. Another one of this ilk is the instrumental by Floyd Cramer, "Last Date." Always reminds me of my parents.

[@marcussmith6805]

No offense to the British Invasion, but this type of music is what I love most from that era.

[@stormy8207]

@@marcussmith6805 Plenty of room for everyone

[@LouieLouie3]

Yep. Parents freaked out once the Beatles arrived.

[@thomastimlin1724]

@@LouieLouie3 long hair in suits with drums , guitars and "yeah yeah".... an obvious communist plot to corrupt our youth. Why do you think the government drafted Elvis into the army 6 years earlier... yet Yet Ed Sullivan endorsed all of these guys as okee dokee....HAHAHAHA. Make up your mind America.

[@megdelaney3677]

Please react to -1.The Clovers: Love Potion Number 9 (1959) -2.The Coasters: Poison Ivy (1959) -3.Lloyd Price: Stagger Lee (1958) -4.The Robins: Smokey Joe's Cafe (1955) -5.Jody Reynolds: Endless Sleep (1957) -6.Ray Peterson: Tell Laura I Love Her (1960) -Thanks!

[@piedmontish]

Wow!

[@scottangel6462]

I would add Jerry Butler's - For Your Precious Love to that list, an amazing song!!

[@chuckragland9972]

I agree with ALL of them!! Billy Gilmer and the Fireballs - Suger Shack also!!

[@scottangel6462]

Endless Sleep is one of my all time favorites, Rockabilly at its best!!

[@magneto7930]

I'm waiting for Since I Don't Have You by the Skyliners.

[@dewman0269]

I love that Amber loves the musical sounds and the lyrics of this song...Amber truly is an "old soul" and a lover of great sixties music...She would've made a great hippie...lol... Another great reaction, guys...see you on the next one... Keep being awesome !!!...

[@jodyjackson5475]

She does her homework. Whether that includes listening to it before or not ….🤷🏻‍♀️

[@HRConsultant_Jeff]

OK, my Father was on board ship with some of the members of the Cascades when they were forming (before the records). When this song came out and they were in San Diego, my father invited them to our house for Thanksgiving dinner. Johnny (the main singer) and David (drummer) came and my sister who was 15 at the time became a very popular person overnight at school. They were really nice guys and often played in San Diego. I would catch up with them and have a beer sometimes when they played the Red Coat Inn. Sadly we have lost some of the members but this song was covered by Dan Fogelberg in 1990 and it was a hit again. It has also been covered by dozens of other artists (some very famous) over the years. Thanks for playing this. By the way, some of the background music on this song was done by the famous Wrecking Crew which included a very young Glen Campbell on guitar.

[@angelayoung7594]

Cool story, thanks for sharing it. 😊

[@jacquiadams6741]

Used to see them here in San Diego at our Friday night dances. Thanks for sharing.

[@patriciamillin1977]

Awesome memories. What a lovely experience

[@HRConsultant_Jeff]

they used to play at the Red Coat Inn attached to the University Ave. Bowl Alley. Had a few beers with Dave, the drummer there. @@jacquiadams6741

[@TobyDoak]

No tricks, no tech, just a clean track with heartfelt lyrics and great harmonies. The best part, you can understand every lyric. I love watching Amber express the emotion of a song in her face and eyes, she feels deeply, I can tell. Both of you are awesome, good hearted people! Happy New Year to you both, and thank you for allowing us old geezers to rediscover the music through you!

[@coolcpa3321]

Music that when it was performed "Live" would sound nearly identical to the recording (if not better). Wonderful musical arrangements performed by talented, well-trained and deeply-practiced musicians and vocalists.

[@kentclark6420]

We all have a fond memory of this song back then, don't we, boomers? Bring on American Graffiti! It does have the cool rain effects, though. They did a good job on mixing that. Riders on the Storm vibes.

[@TheMorbia]

YEAYH❣️ So do I for sure❣️

[@patriciamillin1977]

@@kentclark6420Absolutely. Oh, and I also love “Riders On The Storm”

[@rjjcms1]

@@patriciamillin1977I do too. Both songs would be early picks for my rainy day songs playlist. The Cascades song gained some new British listeners at the end of the 70s by being on the Quadrophenia soundtrack,along with songs by the Who (and High Numbers) of course,and a few others like the Kingsmen's Louie Louie.

[@davidhubbert9445]

The lyrics and sweet sound are just beautiful.

[@josephadiaz8343]

Listen to this song while it's really raining,it gives it a more of an effect. Thank you two for more memories 👍♥️🙏✝️✌️😎

[@steve55sogood16]

Truly does! 👍

[@leahsunbury9639]

This song is an absolute favorite from my childhood!!!❤❤❤ My grandparents had it on LP and 8 track. I wore them both out. They bought it three more times and then told me they weren't buying it again. 😢 Of course, when I was a child, I didn't know it was a song about lost love. I just thought he really liked the rain. 😊 I've always loved gray, rainy days.

[@HRConsultant_Jeff]

see my story of this group above in the comments.

[@jackw467]

I loved it VERY much too ❤💙

[@valerienewton908]

Another awesome golden oldie! Love it! 😍

[@pmccachren]

Classic that never gets old just better.

[@granny2012joan]

This.brings back so many memories, loved this song way back then

[@Foutainoflife1]

I lost my Daddy eighteen years ago when I was 26. This was one of the songs he loved. I don't know how most people feel about feeling the presence of lost loved ones but for me, this song is an indication my Daddy is making his presence known. I come across it at the strangest moments and in the strangest places. Like one day when I was watching a foreign film from India titled "7 Khoon Maaf" and it was played or today when I pull up reaction videos and see some of my favorite reactors reviewing this song. It's happen repeatedly over the years and maybe it's not all that strange considering this is a reaction channel, it is still significant to me. Since it always makes me think of my Daddy, I just feel like he's sending me a hug everytime I hear this song so today, I'm gonna walk around with this song in my head, a smile on my face and love in my heart. ❤

[@seanswinton6242]

Dan Fogelberg does a phenomenal version of this song on his album "Wild Places".

[@stephenulmer3781]

If memory serves me right, they did his version and it should be on their channel. Check it out 😊

[@johntiggleman4686]

@seanswinton6242 I just suggested that a few minutes ago. And they will surely love the sax break.

[@timcarr6401]

Jacky Ward did this in 1978 and it is fantastic.

[@briancanfield2968]

Yes!

[@sdanjohn]

I love “The Wild Places” and was surprised to see a cover of Rhythm of the Rain on it as I always loved the original. Dan did a different take on a great song…

[@rosek2967]

Great choice. Many of these great songs and groups were "one hit wonders." Don't know if you've done this one, but "Our Day Will Come" by Ruby and the Romantics is one I think Amber would love. Also, "Mama Said" by the Shirelles. ♥

[@chetcarman3530]

Technically, it's 60s, but way before what you're thinking of as "The Sixties" & should more be considered an extension of the 50s sound. (This was pre-Beatles, Brit Invasion, Psychedelic Rock & barely contemporary with early Beach Boys.) One of my favorite trax ever -- thank you for dipping into this genre! ❤❤❤

[@hipsville]

It has a very Ricky Nelson sound to it.

[@chetcarman3530]

@@hipsville He could've done an excellent cover of it --good call!!

[@1972mrgray]

I’ve always loved this song.

[@bazzer124]

I can remember the first time I heard this song! It was when I was 9 on Ft Sheridan in IL. I had this little transistor radio glued to my ear that year tuned into Chicago station WLS, the pop hits station of the day. Cheers....

[@kathy1013]

One of my all time favorites from the 60's. Love it so much.

[@kevinhouse4376]

This has been one of my favorite golden oldies for around 50 years, so thank you!! Lead singer and composer John Claude Gummoe is still alive at 85. There are some videos on KZbin of him singing this song in his '70s, and he sounded just as smooth as he did in the 1960s. "There's a Reason" is my other favorite Cascades song, and I think you two would like it as well.

[@LifeByKpop]

I remember when this came out. It was all over the radio, all the time. Thanks for the memories. 💝😊 Here's another 60s hit to check out: See You In September

[@beedeegee9374]

How about SEALED WITH A KISS? 😊

[@LifeByKpop]

@@beedeegee9374 Heck ya! 😎👍

[@josephmilitello647]

This is a good example of what people in the US were listening to just before the Beatles and the British Invasion. It was a hit in the UK also and was used in the Who's film Quadrophenia as an evocation of that era.

[@elebenty5709]

Wonder if my ex still has his quadrophonic stereo. He only had 4 quad lp sets, but he had a blast spiraling between speakers with unsuspecting visitors.

[@DavidKleer-y5u]

Thank you. I grew up in the 60's. Best music ever. I appreciate your reactions!

[@davecleggett9371]

I've still got my original 45 in its original wrapper! Memories!

[@carollandrum9223]

I was 5 when this came out and I remember clearly listening to it on the radio.

[@rwschumm]

All-Time Favorite! Beautiful Song from the Past that I haven't heard in Years! To me, it's a Classic, that will be Beautiful forever! Great Choice & Reaction You Guys! :)

[@bpjr1899]

Thanks for playing it. It has been a long time since I heard this on the radio.....

[@jamesdagenais6494]

I was a child in the 60s and always liked hearing this song on the radio.

[@thomasmcconnell8507]

One of my favorite songs from Buddy Holly in and around this period is "True Love Ways". It was a song that was showing his musical path after the Crickets. Beautiful and haunting at the same time. Another song that hits me from my childhood is "Another You" from the Seekers. Simple, yet beautiful.

[@SusanJohnston]

Old but great!❤❤

[@retired4365]

I remember this on the radio in the early 70s. ❤️❤️

[@jamesbyersmusic]

One of my all time favourite songs, beautiful and timeless!! 🌧

[@barrymuller5131]

The day I discovered that music was my jam I was about ten. I listened to a 45 rpm single on my cousins record player. It was a song called “Love Potion Number Nine” by the Clovers. I was so amazed that I played it over and over and over. Finally my Dad came into the room and asked me if they had other music. I was so enthralled that I admitted that I didn’t know, so I found more records and listened to music the rest of the day. I listened to the first one so many times that I still remember the words today and I’ll be seventy in a week. Keep up the good work. I like relistening to these songs with you and seeing what you have to say. Happy New Year.

[@amrak5028]

Happy New Year to all you Rock N Rollers.

[@gregorypatton4706]

This song is so mellow and beautiful it almost puts you to sleep.

[@michaeljulian1891]

Y'all are so cute together. Love your reactions to songs I grew up on. This is one of my favorites. Great choice.

[@Grumpy_Rabbit]

This song dropped in 1962, when I was in First Grade (6 years old.) It was my favorite song for the next few years.

[@derekprice9076]

Reminds me of my childhood wonderful memories of my mum and dad

[@FrancesThompson-e3m]

This was one of the first singles I bought, many memories!

[@tylerhackner9731]

Love this song!

[@Blondemom2855]

Hey guys - Kathy here! I'm back! LOL Had my surgery on 12-16 - back surgery - and it has been a long recovery. Hope you guys had a wonderful Christmas and New Years. So glad you found this one. This was one of the popular "heartbreak" songs back in the day. We heard that one at sock hops, skating rinks and school dances. I love this genre of music, which yes, a lot of the 60's music was either a love song or a broken heart song. Thanks for your reaction. Have to go and lay back down. Only allowed to sit for 30 minutes at a time! But had to find something you guys had reacted to before I did. Peace out and Love - Laugh - Live!

[@dalejestes8166]

If you want the 50s n 60s you should hear Johnny Horton with"Battle of New Orleans" it's a fun song with a little history lesson built in it...

[@gregorymoore2877]

Also... "Sink The Bismarck" "North To Alaska" "When It's Springtime In Alaska (It's Forty Below"

[@Urugami45]

would be really fun if @Rob Squad Reactions would react to both Horton's original and the cover by The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, and tell us what they think of the different styles.

[@willthorson4543]

Crazy thing is there are 2 versions of the song a US and UK version. Same with The Bismark. The British version is better.

[@willthorson4543]

Then you gotta do the Homer and Jethro battle of Rancho Cucamonga. Hilarious spoof of battle of new Orleans

[@rossnannauck9221]

They aren't called "The Golden Oldies" for nothing, had forgotten all about this song, thank you and Happy New Year 🎉❤

[@justajo2]

I was in high school when this came out. Just the thing a love-sick puppy like me needed to hear. Still grabs me!

[@jamesferris4573]

I grew up in the late 50s and early 60s and I love everything from Doo Wop music to the rock music and many other types of music throughout the years. The talent level between the late 50s and the early 70s was incredible and seemed to be an endless source.

[@briancoddington5444]

This came out when I was in grade school. Now, at the age of 67, I still love this song. Glad to see you youngsters giving it some love.❤

[@Sammylu-greenbeatsred]

I love this old song, released in 1962. I kept thinking of Ricky Nelson for some reason. Elvis was still recording some major hits back then. ThenThe Beatles arrived out of nowhere!

[@jhonyermo]

Another one of this old guys favorites!! Thank you so very much. Oh the sweet memories. Y'all do such great reactions.

[@LittleWolf194]

In the Spring of 1964 I was a young Sailor at NAS Jacksonville Florida in a Aviation Technical School learning to be an Naval Weapons expert. I was still 18 years old and about 6 months before the 'Tonkin Gulf Incident' that lead to the Vietnam War in August 1964. It was the calm before the storm and I found myself right in the middle of for the next 8 years. This song was very popular at the Base Canteen, great memories here :)

[@jazzysam9590]

I love this song so much. Play it all the time still.

[@grahamharley4895]

That's old, even for me! But it's locked in my mind for ever. Beautiful, pure, simple... sometimes less is more.

[@AnthonyArena-g7l]

😊 Glad you like The Cascades! Two more lovely songs by them are Shy Girl, and The Last Leaf. I hope you will give these a listen.

[@rmacdougallaliasdogviticus]

Great tune. 1st song that came to mind for a suggestion is 'The Cowsills - The Rain, The Park and Other Things (1967)'. or 'Tom Northcott - The Rainmaker' (1969). Cheers.

[@somedude2440]

My mother caught covid this year in July. With in 4 days of being diagnosed she passed. Growing up my mother listened to mostly disco and top 40 music from the 50's to the 80's but one of the songs she would sing on her happy days was this song. She would hum and sing parts of it as she did chores and such... She would look at me as a little kid and sing to me.... Listen to the rhythm of the falling rain and she would have me say pitter patter pitter patter. So this song hits me really hard right now since this was my first holiday season without her.

[@tjerwin1]

I was born 1960 so I was subjected to the songs from the 50's on up to today music but to me none can compare to the music I grew up with form the 50's on up to the 70's. This is just so easy listening to only because my oldest brother (God rest his soul) made this music great to listen to. This is great music from the past and cannot get compared to. Great song with an awesome reaction.

[@odiebryer2144]

This takes me back to 1968 with my boyfriend, Mike, in his classic black & white 1957 Chevy. This song was playing on the radio and I was telling him about this being one of my very favoritist songs. ❤ He told me that it was a fact that girls are 17% more affectionate when it's raining! 😂😅 I don't know if that's true or not but I do know that I LOVE rain and I REALLY LOVE this little song. Thanks for the memories -- clear back from our senior year in HS -- 1968! Sometimes it seems just like yesterday and man, does time FLY! ❤😂😅 Love you guys! Keep up the good work! Love from Odie in Kansas! 🌻

[@PaintingandExercise]

I love this style of music! This was before the British Invasion and what I like to call Boy Bands That Your Parents Would Approve Of. It was all so melodic, sweet, kind, and wholesome.

[@robinwatters6682]

ANOTHER of those songs one can listen to all day.

[@wandalewis5097]

Happy New Year 🎆. I don’t know if you’ve heard of the movie Billy Jack. But the song for the movie One Tin Soldier Walks Away. Is so emotional. Also. Adam Lambert Believe. Chers song he sung it when she was Honored at the Kennedy Center

[@elizabethfranco1284]

They reacted to that but they should watch the movie.

[@wandalewis5097]

@@elizabethfranco1284 yes they should. Great movie

[@billpeglowski1564]

They did "Tin Soldier" by Small Faces, not "One Tin Soldier". It wasn't the song from Billy Jack. The "One Tin Soldier' from Billy Jack was done by Coven and is a COMPLETELY different song.

[@Jude_196]

OH - I LOVE THIS SONG!!! SO GLAD to see you-guys discovering older music!!! There are some REAL TREASURES!! ALL of them bring back memories for me!! HUGS, YA'LL!!!!

[@MrDaiseymay]

Bought that---still got it. A typical early 60's pre Beatles Hit. The era when (it seemed ) every male singer was named 'Bobbie''.

[@paulgardner6239]

Oh yes! BOOM! I love this song and have for 40yrs. Sing it on Karaoke and blow up the radio when I hear it. It's a unique blend of vocal harmonies and it really hits a vocal sweet spot.

[@larryl1427]

Rob Squad pushing out the songs of my youth. Keep it up.

[@suzannehawkins383]

ahhhh, I was 15 when this came out. it was the last dance for every school dance that year; the only song you were allowed to slow dance touching lol. such memories lol.

[@erniesteele3164]

This was part of my young teenage years... Thanks for the memories.

[@JMP829]

Another of my favs from that time. Thank u for doing these golden oldies!

[@beedeegee9374]

I was in kindergarten and my sister was ten years older, so I was introduced to all the new bands and music. I remember this oh so well. Those are such sweet memories. Ah...

[@JamesDolen-n2x]

Many years later I met John Obenar who was the percussionist in the recording of this song. His real love was jazz, especially John Coltrane but he did studio work for the money. His drumming career was ended when he fell and broke his wrist after a night of drinking in San Francisco. The percussion playing in this song is often mistakenly credited to the great Hal Blaine.

[@johnnielson4341]

As someone who grew up in the sixties I love that you're following it.

[@jerseyjon73]

I always loved this song. It sounds so sweet, but it is heartbreaking. This and "The Worst That Could Happen" by Johnny Maestro and the Brooklyn Bridge are absolutely heartbreaking songs.

[@DougOlds]

Always amazed by what songs you guys choose. Great pick, haven’t heard this in years.

[@jbellinger99]

Getting very close to half a million! Congratulations!

[@waltw4537]

Still have the 45 here. A deep favorite. So my story is that I was trying to make a soothing sounds reel to reel tape recording. I had hung the mic out my bedroom window to record a summer's rain. In the middle, I put Rhythm Of The Rain on the old record player and taped that into the mix, then went back to the real rain. Goodness, I may still have that reel to reel tape. Just love this tune. Thanks. Singing along here. So glad you dug it, Guys.

[@Pushindazees]

My mom had the 45 rpm single and I was so fascinated by this song as a kid. Loved it!!!

[@sharonh951]

I still have the 45 that was on the juke box at my Nana's tavern. Every time the new 45's were added , I got to keep the ones that came off. What a collection I had. All originals by Elvis, Johnny Cash, The Beatles & the Stones, Chuck Berry, Patsy Cline, Aretha Franklin, The Righteous Brothers, The Four Seasons, Ray Charles, Sinatra, Streisand and so many others. Due to a lot of moves over the years, plus other issues, most were lost along the way. So many great memories.

[@ChuckHackney]

Another classic "rain" song. So simple, but infectious and melodic tune from the 60s

[@ddowdell]

While others my age were listening to rock, I was hooked on softer melodies like this that warmed my heart and eased the stress of school exams and life. I am so grateful for these songs. Rain is one of my favourite things this life has to offer.

[@johndalley1288]

Nothing better than 60's. Music, and this song is one of my guilty pleasures. Love it.

[@rakgvl]

You need to check out Gene Pitney. One of the best voices of the 60s. Mecca, Maria, Last Exit To Brooklyn, 24 hours From Tulsa, Town Without Pity, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance and so many more.

[@wallerbean]

One of my favorite songs of all time, my grandma sang this alllll the time to me when I was little

[@MrDoneboy]

I am listening to the rain..."Right here, in Houston, Texas. As I am listening to this great Program!

[@raymondohlsen5054]

Yes, Miss Amber, in those days when someone moved away it usually meant that you lost touch with them. You could call them, if you had their number, but long distance was expensive. You could write letters, but that took time, and it might be days before you got a letter back. Think about YOUR average day and decide if you could take an hour or so to write a letter. I'm sure that when Myspace first came out (and later Facebook), many people my age went looking for long lost friends...I know I did! There are people on my Facebook that I haven't seen in 45 years. LOVE your reaction to this song!

[@jcbass2u]

Grew up listening to this one and many more like it...Mom had the 45, and we played them every chance we got. Great timeless classic, and there were many more from this time that will never fade away.

[@donaldk.macbaird5248]

I was born in 1952 and my dad was a major music lover and built his own custom stereo

[@tinadunham1196]

Listen to the tune "Wipeout" by the Safaris, also the one "Classical Gas " by Mason Williams on the Smothers Brothers comedy hour.

[@Michael-to6so]

"Purr classic already!"....I Love how you two find the true beauty in music!

[@bobburch2151]

You guys give us a 3 fantasy years and I hope we can get many more years Thank you so very much..

[@ronaldalagia9211]

don't ever forget about the 60's. i was a teen through almost all of the 60's and there are so many great songs and great artists that you will never run out of great music. also it always takes me back to a time and place that makes me smile. thank you for reacting to it.

[@anitawright7169]

This is a classic! Absolutely love this. Love your reactions!

[@donnierichard3523]

So glad to be back to listening to your channel! Been away with illness and the loss of family.

[@pinkyelephant7764]

This old lady started my music journey in the 60’s. Listening to them now reminds me how short these songs were. You are lucky to get 2 verses & the chorus. I often think - Hey that was too short! I wish they had created more verses.

[@davidking3118]

I really appreciate how yall mix up genre's and eras. So much great music out there for everyone!

[@rickpetersen1745]

Lo ved this song from day one. 👍👏👏👏

[@mermaid3363]

Rob and Amber make me remember how much I love these songs.

[@oldermusiclover]

these guys met while based in San Diego in the Navy. I was born there and heard this song when I was a kid still love it

[@karengray662]

You guys always make me smile & I’m thankful for that. My 60th birthday today 😭 but had a nice, quiet, drama free day. That’s as good as it gets as carer for 90 yr old dad with dementia and an Autistic adult child. The child bought me a bottle of champagne so forgive me, I’m slightly sozzled 😄, but enjoying it. Wishing you & yours all the best in 2024

[@Kathy-bk6cg]

My mother is 90 this month

[@angelalambert6069]

This is tough for you ... I've been there with my mum, 91. Enjoy your champagne and Happy New Year ❤ x

[@karengray662]

@@angelalambert6069 thank you, I did. And thanks for your understanding, means a lot

[@patriciamillin1977]

This was always one if my late brother’s favourite songs. I always think of him when I hear it. I was actually just playing it recently for our mum, she didn’t know it was one of his favourites.

[@vvcougar71]

I have loved this song since the first time I heard it back when it came out. Yes I'm that old.

[@francismedina4547]

My First Day Alone and Dreamin’ are my favorites of them of their Rhythm Of The Rain album