Orleans - Still The One - Don Odell's "Legends"

[@davepo6443]

This was "Our" song. 48 years and we're still together. She is so lucky..... hehe

[@spyderlogan4992]

The dual harmony guitar break in this song is completely, totally and utterly one of the most melodic, cleanest, coolest ever recorded. It makes complete musical sense. It never falls to satisfy my ears...Face it, lyrics, melody, chord progression, harmony, arrangement: it's got it all baby...

[@jimincairns]

...and have you ever tried playing a left-handed Strat srung upside down?? Jeeeeze!

[@Willies-v2g]

Absolutely❤

[@Willies-v2g]

​@@jimincairnsI play left-handed bass guitar I have a 1956 Fender bass guitar

[@jonneal7163]

We don’t get that in bands anymore, except country music. Rocker to my bones.🇺🇸🍺✊

[@ruthbrafford2922]

My favoite song by this group, it is mine and my husband's song. He passed away a 4 months ago. The group is amazing.

[@peterjones4621]

I'm sorry your lost the love of your life, my heart goes out to you hon.

[@craigenputtock]

It's amazing that at his age he can still sing that high register. Impressive!

[@jacquescousteau217]

Sadly it’s not Larry Hoppin who passed away. But this guy NAILED IT ! Kudos to Orleans …

[@gornhorror]

Who doesn’t get a glimmer in their eye when they listen to this song???!!! If you’ve been with somebody for a long time and you love them, this song is perfect!!!

[@sonnydean3187]

Class of '79 and they still sound amazing. Watching this video, takes me right back to my High School days!

[@tammymcdonnell6713]

Me too!!!!!!

[@garysmoot1144]

Saw these guys live in Virginia this past summer. Lance's vocals were great. Harmonies were fantastic. Band execution was flawless. They stayed for an hour after concert signing autographs. Just an awesome concert.

[@VIDEOHEREBOB]

Respect for the lead vocal. Tough song to do live.

[@orlandosoto6080]

That’s Larry’s brother lance paying tribute to his brother in my opinion he sounds just as good great music never dies

[@xkashiex]

love love love !! play this for my husband every anniversary going on 50 years 9/2023

[@polyscroll]

Ladies and Gentlemen, you just witnessed what timeless, true talent sounds and looks like!

[@sixstringer649]

Yes... these guys were awesome!

[@polyscroll]

Fantastic! Even after all these years!

[@abouttime5000]

One of the best songs ever written and recorded. Definitely in the top 100 of all time. Surprised the car companies haven't incorporated it into a commercial. A mustang commercial would be cool.

[@peterjones4621]

Yeah, it is surprising it hasn't been used for commercials, good point.

[@soekawas]

I never get tired of this song. Great version!

[@markdibble8840]

It sounds just as good live if not better.

[@jackpodd-di4mb]

Yes,---Orleans---You Truly-----ARE STILL THE ONE!!!...

[@robertsteelejr5200]

These dudes should be rock and roll hall of fame's

[@benfargo9728]

they're not?

[@noelgenoway9360]

Hell YES!!! OMG YES YES YES!!! Still the one!!

[@jackpodd-di4mb]

Truly Great--Harmony--and Collaberation--You Are All RIght--The Great Music of THE---70'S

[@noelgenoway9360]

AMAZING!!! LOVE THIS SONG. Orleans is amazing!!

[@e-bikeskibum7141]

Love it!! Fly, a lefty, is playing a right-handed guitar upside down!!!!

[@benfargo9728]

you have a great eye!

[@dmacnic]

Awesome!. Love that duel guitar lead too.

[@ravigonzales]

Them boys can sing. This is what raw pure talent looks like

[@seniorsurveyor]

One of my all time favorite songs! The '70's rock!

[@josephfuellhart]

They are Still the one!

[@billmoore9758]

pretty freaking awesome! ✌

[@reneejeanineragno6540]

One of my favs!

[@jakekurtessis4224]

Back in the day when this song was brand new, it was my friend Gary Buechs' favorite song as it inspired him. One time he played it on a jukebox and " ran " the balls on a pool table. The other player never had a chance to shoot. R.I.P. Gary. This song will always remind me of you.

[@tskidfit]

Thank you for having this available, such a great site

[@BillSmith-fo9jj]

This is a great+relaxing 😎 comfortable song to listen 👂 to +reminds me of close friendships l've had w certain friends!

[@shirleygifford7148]

Orleans is still a great band after all these years! I LOVE this song, and love all the singers' voices. And, the bass singer adds a special flavor!

[@johnruby449]

Song still gives me goosebumps grew up listening to them on radio great memories those 70,s

[@garysaraceno30]

It's soooo special

[@AngelMartinez-qs3cf]

Hey they still got it! Love this song!! Thank you for posting this.

[@glendoggett9670]

When did Sam Elliot start playing bass? Is there nothing that man can NOT do? Totally awesome guys!

[@IMunlucky]

Sam's the reigning GOAD (Greatest Of All Dudes)!

[@dorismele386]

Still one of the best! ❤️👍🏼

[@Augfordpdoggie]

his voice still sounds incredible

[@rugerrocker7483]

After Larry's passing John, Lance and Fly still get it done LOVE ORLEANS

[@BCTGuitarPlayer]

Ruger Rocker....love the handle! You’re describing me: Ruger in one hand; Les Paul in the other! 😂

[@mldansie]

Our 50th anniversary is coming up and since it came out, this has been "our song". ❤🤗😘

[@arniegarza1548]

Same here. 42 years. This is our song too.

[@gerrydunn61]

Absolute great, both song performance!!! ❤❤❤

[@annf1804]

Great band 👏👏👏

[@Masewa1000]

Beautiful! Just beautiful! 🙌🏽💯

[@ravigonzales]

One of my all time favorite songs

[@srtb3931]

This song is on my top 10!

[@staceystar675]

This was and still is 1st rate music classic point blank period talent this is how it’s done I love ❤️ this song sounds just as good as it did when it 1st hit the market real music standing the test of time and by all means you guys are still the one..I’m a fan 4life ya heard.

[@montananick370]

Couldn't be better said. 🤙

[@altonbinkley9484]

Great job guys, love this song!!

[@MONSTERDR451]

As with That Most Excellent Book: ' HOLIDAY IN GOA", twin of an MC Escher Vault @ Sallie Mae Las Vegas NV, VALUED as PRICELESS. THANK YOU!

[@toring61_52]

Wow you guys make me cry. brings so many memories, your music has stayed with me for years the duel leads was spectacular Thanks you made my day !

[@sonnydean3187]

Glad I'm not the only one who remembers High School years. Class of "79! Such fun. Such good music!

[@debramorgan8352]

Love this❤Class 79❤❤

[@stevefaulkner1544]

FANTASTIC

[@VictorApini-po8tb]

That right there is music.! The world's lost it.

[@fc7208]

Love this one by Orleans more than others...see the crossing of ages ....

[@sixstringer649]

These guys were awesome !

[@andyk9883]

Classic!!!

[@leonardcardinal3861]

I like this great singer good guitar player 👍

[@haroldcoleman5680]

Very good sound...

[@stevefaulkner1544]

Brilliant Band we use this as our opening song in our set

[@davidm.alexander446]

Fly a cool old man that can sing and play .

[@jacob.brandw]

Magnificent

[@estebandiazserrato5738]

Crear, they sound just like the old data. Love it

[@estebandiazserrato5738]

Great, they sound just like the old days. Love it, my days at high school

[@peternewman1179]

Orleans forever !! 👍

[@wolfdieter6891]

I love the lyrics; rather rare for a full sone to have no repreating [refrain]. The only lyric that is reoeated is "You're stilll the one." Not repeating chorus. Love it!

[@insidecutter]

cool!

[@Jerram89]

These guys are a musician’s band.

[@YoursTrulyC2]

Just thinking about being a young kid skating to this song at the Pulaski Roller Rink in Pulaski New York. I couldn't dance to good, but I was really fast!

[@ronaldtaylir9688]

Would love to be a roadie for these guys, can you imagine how many older ladies would show up at they're show's? Hahaha.😂

[@63ritchie]

The way it should sound

[@jacquescousteau217]

WOW ! The singer had all of Larry’s phrasing down , remarkable! John Hall still the best baritone out there, and the SOLO ! It makes the Eagles Hotel California dueling guitars sound trite … Red Creek in Rochester, and Jeff Springut’s house all those years ago …

[@amazman62]

Yessss

[@z59654]

great\

[@porkadon]

I got to jam with John Hall in Key West with Sweet Daddy. He played my guitar which is right handed, but plays lefty upside down! Incredible! Sorry we interrupted your dinner John! It's great to hear these songs again!

[@dodell590]

cool gonna try to get john in studio

[@porkadon]

Don Odell Great!

[@jacquescousteau217]

John plays right handed …

[@davidjohn0505]

AWESOME.....thanks for recording this amazing band. I didn’t know that this band was still going. A mixture of Little Feat and the Eagles and the twin guitars of wishbone Ash. Did you record anymore of this great band? Thanks a million

[@BCTGuitarPlayer]

Lead vocalist plays a left handed Strat, strung backward. Don’t see that everyday...

[@seniorsurveyor]

I have been in bands since the '70's, toured across America and attended many concerts. I have NEVER seen it until now! Amazing. I am a lefty myself but I learned to play right-handed.

[@markholle3450]

I believe Dan Seals did the same thing.

[@joeyg3947]

Doyle Bramhall ll also... He played for Pink Floyd after Gilmore.

[@EduardoFroes-uv1ky]

Paul McCartney...plays left hand....

[@ronhebensperger4108]

I love that John Hall was a member of the House of Representatives pursuing a truly Progressive agenda. Thank you John.

[@scotthunt2479]

And lost to a conservative Republican in 2010/11.

[@NancyLindsey-w8z]

Do you really love me

[@christopherdavis195]

Aint there a live viedo where the lead singer is wearing a blue shirt

[@paulearp3762]

F***N ACE

[@krossbowKerry]

No one can sing it like Larry could.

[@riobabic8960]

In North America great music was turned out for people until 1987 when the government shut down the last un government controlled radio satiation . I think it was Ktla in Long Island. Ever since the 90s the pop music has been putrid !

[@misterpresidented2152]

Is this Larry singing?

[@leonardcardinal3861]

Is he the original singer ?

[@edisondelgado301]

Reflexiones tempranas sobre POLET POLET Ésta la decimosexta novela de Edison Delgado Yepez, (Sam Scholl) que nos trae un refrescante redescubrimiento de la sexualidad y sus diálogos íntimos de los chicos de las décadas de los 60's Sam es un viejo casi fracasado escritor que comienza a frecuentar la amistad de Polet, porque es ella la que siempre lo busca, sin saber que detrás de esa eficiente secretaria ejecutiva, que sabe mover muy bien el culo delante de sus jefes, se esconde una evangelista ninfómana, que a duras penas se había estado conteniendo hasta llegar a conocer a Sam, el hombre perfecto para ella y todas sus muy íntimas perversiones. En este último trabajo literario de Edison las conversaciones de alcoba y sus escenas y escenarios llegan a alcanzar una cota de elevadísima calidad literaria aunque el propio autor viva casi como un ermitaño. Polet aún con sus lados oscuros y siempre apretando la mano de Sam cuando al llevarlo a sus cultos evangélicos puede ver la cara de tortura y malestar por las diatribas y fuertes indirectas del Pastor que se les carga como si fueran unos herejes infiltrados, en definitiva Polet es una pervertida encantadora y muy suave incluso en sus pequeños ataques de celos contra Sam, que a pesar de todas las predicciones también a veces quiere un poco de su propio espacio para respirar y vivir su propia vida. POLET O COMO EL RETRATO DE UN MUNDO TODO CORRUPTO Sam un viejo talento literario casi desconocido y medio fracasado asiste al cumpleaños de Polet llevándole una caja con tres mil dólares y un anillo de oro blanco valorado en dos mil dólares y ella se deshace sin saber que cojones pasa aquí. Ella se le acercó a Sam un par de veces en un bar de streap tease y una segunda vez en su propio Templo para ver porque se fija en él y hay muchos indicios de que él es el hombre correcto para dar rienda suelta a su muy bien escondida ninfomanía. Ya borracha al fin joden ante el escándalo de los invitados que los ven subir a su cuarto y no bajar nunca. Éste sería el inicio de una relación llena de toda clase de locuras sexuales y toda clase de promiscuidades y sexo a veces desenfrenado con terceros y siempre Polet manteniendo un perfil completamente bajo en su oficina y en todos lados, pero lo que quiere Sam es vivir tranquilo y todo este jodido aceleramiento sexual que a veces alcanza cotas innombrables lo lleva a beber a su lugar favorito siempre en completa soledad hasta que se le acerca Rebeca la dueña del territorio de chicas paradas en las esquinas donde está ubicado el pequeño departamento japonés y caluroso de Sam. En un jodido instante la fama del viejo escritor se dispara entre las putas que siempre lo adoran por la forma como las trata y no solamente por ser ahora el Cachero de Rebeca la vieja puta de ochenta y pico de años y ser la abuela de todas las zorras y la puta del Vaticano, sino que Sam comienza a ayudar a una antigua amante negra muy enferma de SIDA con inyecciones y dinero lo que de remate logra tener el respeto a sus pies de todos los jodidos negros del barrio de Eva. Polet aparentemente no sabe en la tragedia bastante grotesca en que va a terminar todo este jodido asunto al puro y mejor estilo de Ann Rice incluso como cuando Lestat baila con el cadáver de la madre de una niña que también la van a convertir en un ángel de la noche. Lo más horrísono de el final de Polet es cuando el viejo escritor Sam, con el dinero de sus dos editoriales, una de Filipinas y la otra de Alemania, recién recibido y ya con ruta de retiro y escape a Ayampe, es secuestrado y linchado en una STATION WAGON por dos capitanes de la POLICIA NACIONAL, y luego entregado medio inconsciente a dos negros guardianes de la vieja zorra Rebeca, que se ha metido mucha cocaína en el culo y que con sus burlas provoca que Sam cometa homicidio involuntario contra la vieja puta del Vaticano y asesina de su amante negra con SIDA, Eva. La escena durísima en que Sam se encuentra con el pene atrapado en el ano de la muerta Rebeca, y todos sus esfuerzos por librarse de aquel cuerpo inerte, cuya cabeza cuelga del cuerpo solamente del pellejo, por el tremendo codazo que Sam le dió en la nuca, mientras la follaba con rabia, es verdaderamente de MANICOMIO RECORDS, algo que hace de Edison (Sam Scholl) el verdadero heredero de Guy de Maupassant. POLET ¿Pero de dónde es que saca este joven estas ideas y narraciones literarias tan horrísonas y estremecedoras y esos títulos "un mundo todo corrupto"? Sam ha nacido en Salinas Ecuador en un barrio donde por un lado es el territorio de las putas blancas y por el otro lado el de las trabajadoras sexuales afroecuatorianas. Sin embargo, Sam se convierte con mucho esfuerzo y caminando muchas veces entre denigraciones e improperios en un escritor, alimentado por dos editoriales miserables, la una de Filipinas y la otra de Alemania y donde a veces ni siquiera consigue nada. Y así es como desde los doce años conoce sexualmente a la ya entonces muy mayor Rebeca como vieja putilla esquinera, que hasta encaprichada con aquel niño tan lindo, se lo quiere llevar a vivir a su carromato, y en la adolescencia, con la negrita mucho más joven de Eva, con la que también se vuelve a endulzar hasta que ingresa en la Universidad y ella se va del barrio para luego regresar. De manera increíble el lector se entera de este orígen ya casi al final de la trama, cuando Sam le ha encargado a Polet, su nuevo y más ardiente amor, su Josefina estéril, completamente perfecta para él, y él completamente indispensable para ella, que lo venda todo para irse a vivir aún más retirado y solitario a Ayampe. Ésa sería la razón de que la decimosexta novela de Edison, (Sam Scholl), POLET, sea el retrato literario de un mundo todo corrupto, pero de una corrupción completamente perfecta para ser comida y digerida por cualquier lector, mayor de dieciocho años, tal como comer con mucha hambre una manzana saturada de miel y a punto de echarse a perder.

[@orlandosoto6080]

Que tiene que ver esto con la música de orlean ?

[@billyhensley592]

God this sucks this is not orleans

[@TheConverter330]

Who is it then numbskull ?

[@darrylsowerby7973]

Wow love those harmonies. Your “ Still the one”