Jackson Browne live 1978 Doctor My Eyes

[@alexwilson9940]

I'm not an old man. I wasn't there for this music. I am 20 years old as of 2024. But this song makes me cry every time I hear it. The memories of family and long car rides. The music itself. I went through a period of substance abuse and this song came on 96.5 the mill in New Hampshire. And I started bawling. I hadn't cried in years. The next day I went to rehab.

[@carissa-7]

I’m just shy of 21 and JB never fails to make me cry. So grateful to have found his music - it’s helped during tough times. I hope things have gotten better for you.

[@HamiltonRb]

I was in mid 20's when this song came out. So many young musicians and fans of the music from that 60's-70's era went into rehab, or died from substance abuse back then, and it is uplifting to hear of a success story like yourself getting something positive from the music we grew up with. Congratulations my friend

[@125southernnh2]

It's good to see our music is still doing the same thing to the youth of today as it did the youth of my time. Groove!

[@johnCjr4671]

Everything from the 70’s was highly emotional hope people can get back to that vibe ! 😅

[@7Jennifer]

I'm middle-aged and didn't find recovery until about 4 years ago. I'm SO proud of you for being ready to make that change at your age. I wish you a wonderful, fulfilling and sober life!

[@robkeith892]

David Lindley... This one hurts. David created magic on the lap steel and any other of the many instruments he played. An absolute master of the volume pedal, he could make his Dumble amps growl, sing, and hit you right in the feels. RIP to a legend far too few people know about.

[@dimsylsodium1]

Sadly, the drummer on this particular performance (Jim Gordon) also past away this month (albeit in rather tragic circumstances).

[@neohomme]

Mr. Dave is my all-time hero, as far as guitar playing is concerned. The man mastered everything on strings. What a master. My idol. Been following him since Rockpalast 1982, I think it was. What a tragic loss for the ultimate music business. The less well -known are the greatest artists. David is, for my taste, the world's best slide guitarist. End of story.

[@rigelmoon9030]

And, his voice!

[@MsKnowgirl]

So true…I was totally flattened when I heard of his death (COVID?). Truly, well, as a musician, David strangely always captured my heart-not just his mastery, his presence. I never knew him but I heard he was quite the character (big surprise). So underrated, barely anyone noticed this amazing man’s humble but incredibly notable career. What he did for Jackson Browne (whom is still the bomb), their chemistry (saw them live a few times-you just can not fake that intimacy/chemistry) was so joyful-because of his presence. He did SO much and got so little attention. Well, knowing what I know of him, I don’t think he’d give it second thought. But WE do. I have him and Jackson doing ‘For a Dancer’ live, which cuts beautifully between two live performances so beautifully, decades apart, so beautifully edited, so apropos. RIP -for a true dancer 💔

[@KittyCarlile-490]

You are missed Mr Dave

[@NOSLACK61]

It was 1972 and I was coming back from the late unpleasantness in SE Asia. I will never forget this song!

[@shellytarbet3677]

I hope you didnt keep your eyes opened for too long and that you didnt learn how not to cry. Peace!

[@leebaker2588]

Welcome home, James. I came back in '73 Tom USMC

[@garygrasser]

Glad you made it out and fucking Thank You Sir for your service.

[@vwalsh63]

I gotta say that's a great line, "the late unpleasantness" and I hereby inform you that I will steal it and use it at will. Well Done Sir

[@NOSLACK61]

@@shellytarbet3677 , thank you, Mam'n, I think all the teen age boys who were there left a part of themselves in that country. The real tragedy of war is that all wars are fought by teen age boys...

[@mikemadigan4475]

Jackson browne makes me cry. There I said it. I'm a grown ass man and he brings me to tears. He's just great

[@clemsplace]

Agree. Never fails.

[@tacticalmattfoley]

Me too.

[@kitcarsoncarson615]

There are many, many greats like that. Or it's, that it's, the way it is.

[@dinacox1971]

Yes, and as a 'grown-ass woman' (of 63) I say, me too!

[@kympridham8267]

yup the greats bring out the feelings

[@wynnyoder5605]

Rosemary Butler. One of the best back up singers in the business.

[@Kevin-mx1vi]

Voice like a silver bell. 😊

[@VerbilKint]

I never knew the name. Every time i hear that voice i am wowed and can't help but wonder who it is. Thank you.

[@blackfinjrblackfinjr3555]

She’s so good

[@debratucker5076]

Saw him 1973 with the Eagles in Greensboro Colisieum 1973. I was 13

[@keter1234]

RIP to the great David Lindley. Thank you David. You were awesome.

[@Martychargin]

Mr. Dave was an unbelievable talent... I saw them all... including Hendrix, Clapton, Beck SRV Van Halen and Page... David takes a back seat to nobody.... except maybe Jimmy Hendrix 😂

[@vandalsgarage]

Had to come back here to listen to the incomparable David Lindley. We're all the poorer for losing him, but thankful for the music he left us along the way.

[@careyw3161]

One of my favorite songs, a perfect match between meaningful lyrics and beautiful music; and David Lindley's slide work is out of this world.

[@cooperbarner2916]

Here for the Dave Lindley love

[@Rhonda_girl_11]

Here for the music! 😊

[@urbanfightingsexmage7005]

David Lindley is like my second cousin seriously.....

[@urbanfightingsexmage7005]

My mom is related to him he's dam good

[@Weiss128]

One of the best bands ever!

[@matt82654]

No one like David Lindley......ever! RIP sir!

[@rwr2643]

David lindley one of the best steel players in the world . he gave J B a great sound .RIP david

[@compka93]

The 70s had the best bands.

[@briandaly42]

Agreed class of 1974 go clarke rams

[@mrg1911]

My favorite drummer of all time….Jim Gordon- RIP

[@raymondnavarro5100]

Same here!!

[@gillfox911]

Saw him in '75, now I'm an old Granny but I still dance around the kitchen to this one, - when no one is watching of course.

[@shellytarbet3677]

Dance like no one is watching and sing like no one can hear!!!!!

[@stevensmith5254]

What if a man would want to watch lol.

[@psst...heyyou6508]

Shake it grandmaw

[@shellytarbet3677]

Every single word in this song is needed. No fillers at all. Perfection

[@davidgoodsell973]

I saw Glenn Frey talking about when he lived with Browne in his early days. Said he learned a lot about how to write songs from him.

[@gboard7]

This guy must have went through a lot to come up with these lyrics.

[@ClintonWatrin-sv8lm]

@@gboard7 I can see how Gerry Beckley in America came up with Sister Golden Hair. This song!

[@radharcanna]

Everything about this song is so great but for me the backing vocals by Rosemary Butler is what really brings it out. She really soars, as she does on ‘Stay’. The golden years of music. Thank you Jackson and band.

[@shellytarbet3677]

I like this version better than the studio version

[@raiderdave80]

Rose & Doug 💯

[@scottwalker2619]

Love Rosemary Butler ❤

[@cryptohalloffame]

the drummer, maybe the greatest ever....

[@SDsailor7]

Jim Gordon, he played with so many artists. Sad story

[@WaywardTexan]

David Lindley rippin' on the lap steel...so sublime!

[@theaspiration]

Every member in the band during this era was at the height of their talent. These songs and shows perfectly demonstrate how flawlessly they all worked together. David Lindley, Rosemary Butler, the bassist, dummer, keyboards, and every backing member is on fire. Ofcourse Jackson Browne is smooth as silk. One hell of a band lineup.

[@jaycareaga9929]

Craig Doerge: Keyboards Bob Glaub: Bass Jim Gordon: Drums Doug Haywood: Vocals

[@CharleneKFrye]

My youngest daughter and I saw him in Milwaukee about 10 years ago. I always embarrassed her when I'd sing and dance hearing good music on the radio. She was singing and dancing with everyone in the crowd that night!

[@TerryClare-iq6xd]

I am glad that your daughter came around and joined in with you. Jackson's music can have that effect on folks.

[@dianenesmith8893]

great story, I have a similar one with my kids at a Stix and Boston concert..We all jammed, sang and danced..and they knew more words than 8 thought .awesome memory..thanks

[@jimrebr]

Ohh David Lindley is absolutely amazing on this song. He was a genius with every instrument, RIP David ❤This was the song that 1st made me fall madly in love with Jackson Browne 😊

[@bookbm]

Born in 73, so glad i was exposed to all this great music as a toddler

[@arrowjsmith153]

Dr. My Eyes. Wonderful and eye-opening to the times. Lord, I pray you to take me back to the '70s. So into the music of that era. Does anyone have a time machine?

[@neohomme]

I miss Mr. Dave. Since I was 17, he was musically with me. I am now 59.... It hurt to hear, he died. The moment, when REAL artists burned!!!!!!!

[@michele3414]

Incredible performer/song writer. Another example of how our generation had the very best music. I still listen to Jackson Browne anytime I just need to hear great music.

[@laurancedavis7059]

Who loves this more than me? No one.

[@shellytarbet3677]

Me hahahahaha

[@larrygray875]

Damn Rosemary Butler can sing. Wow!!

[@burtihal]

She still sings! I still go to her gigs here in LA! Really lovely person, too!

[@lisafrommars1960]

As a young child, I prayed to a god I was trying to believe in, that I would never be hardened to suffering. Fortunately, or unfortunately, that prayer came true. And I still don't believe.

[@dannyarena5357]

One of the best bass lines ever.

[@garygrasser]

Leland Sklar, from the l.a. dream team.

[@edd7812]

Sorry, that's not Leland in the video

[@stevenbard8026]

Thank you for bringing that to my attention. Ive been listening to this song for years and didn't realize how true this was until now. There's just so much other shit going on in the song it never really resonated. You must be a bassist.

[@edd7812]

@Steven Bard if you're a Bassist, might dig this video of Leland playing to the original recording of doctor my eyes with the bass he used on the track... Watch "88. Jackson Browne / Doctor My Eyes" on KZbin kzbin.info/www/bejne/hoLUe32Pm8xgbKc

[@lastnamefirst4035]

@@edd7812 Leland played bass on the album didn't he?

[@TheCscottfry]

Saw Jackson perform a couple nights ago. He sounds incredible STILL! Such a talent

[@francisj.opolko3728]

Saw him last night in Montreal with James Taylor - JUST FKN AMAZING !!!

[@Flash023]

Jim Gordon is nailing the drums

[@raymondnavarro5100]

Oh Mama...ouch

[@edd7812]

Jim Gordon is probably my favorite drummer, he's just tremendous in almost every way and he really captures Russ Kunkle's original "flowing Shuffle" feel in this take. Certainly a worthy effort on a rather difficult song to play by all involved

[@lastnamefirst4035]

@@edd7812 wonder if JG is still alive

[@jeroenthemusicman7767]

@@lastnamefirst4035 Yes he is...still in prisonp...the vert bes upon Russ Kunkel!

[@lastnamefirst4035]

@@raymondnavarro5100 😀

[@robertburek2119]

Anyone who had a rough an lousy life this song is for you hang in there it can't get any worse o nly better

[@andybehmke8308]

David Lindley was as great at what he did as anyone has ever been at anything. It's not natural you can't teach it. You are born that way. And then you perfect your craft. The videos from this show are all simply amazing.

[@dbob3405]

Love Lindley, one of the greats. However, original guitar solo was Jesse Ed Davis, amazing guitarist that influenced everybody back in the day-shout out to JED as well!

[@dawhoda1]

Wish this song didn't end.... 😢

[@robcrozierjazz]

I was born in 1972 this song is so awesome

[@LarsDcCase]

Great classic song. Brings fond memories of my younger days. Always loved hearing RoseMary Butler as a back up singer for Jackson. R.I.P. David Lindley.

[@sequoiasemperviren3163]

David Lindley on slide guitar. Magnificent. He came up to Humboldt County often in the 1980's. For good reason. Pot harvest. RIP.

[@jonathanoverholts2036]

I logged on just to say how great Jim Gordon sounded on this tour. He was in a good place mentally and physically and drove the band with his impeccable playing. It's so heartbreaking that after he was off the road with Jackson and left to himself that everything started to slip.

[@stivcee]

Wow! The great and tragic Jim Gordon on drums!

[@lornestein7248]

Good eye my man! - Was about to post the same..

[@violacollins7434]

@@lornestein7248 Jimmy "The Rock" Gordon

[@lastnamefirst4035]

RIP Jims mom

[@jeffreycolvin9124]

Gordon...I would have given anything to see him play live. What a shame...

[@chriscoughlin9289]

@@jeffreycolvin9124 Yes! Check out his splashing cymbal work on 'Why Does Love Got To Be...' on Derek In Concert. Relentless, studio quality attack - but in just one unmatchable take. Maybe the greatest live percussion work ever committed to tape. Genius.

[@joeculpepper9960]

Positive intentions will bring a man to tears.

[@bigred1222]

Just saw him sing it 8/11/2019 in Bakersfield. Still sounds great.

[@charlesandrews2360]

Just saw him sing this at Ravinia in 1978. The entire audience was tripping on purple microdots. That was back in the day when I was listening to Europe 72 every single day. From the day that album was released and for about the next 5 years I listened to that album every single day. It's still my favorite album of all time. It has been since 1973

[@francisj.opolko3728]

Love Jackson’s music ! Always meaningful lyrics with punch!

[@robertfinegan5927]

this song is top 5 all time. Hits so deep evertytime

[@tressinar]

I was 14, and I went straight to the music store to buy the piano music. I love this song❤

[@wengrrrl1]

I miss you so much, Mr. Dave. Heartbroken.

[@yakingpatton1347]

I'm 32 and I love this music. 2021

[@johndoe8030]

One songwriting God Jackson Browne.

[@phantomstratocaster]

jackson set his hair this date in 78 and its still in place today

[@davidwitcher4032]

I have loved this song All My Life

[@rickhay9782]

My dear sister loved this song, and her 45s she bought got me to love the 70s rock..I miss you Carolyn ...

[@debratucker5076]

I saw Jackson Browne August 8, 1973 at the Greensboro Coliseum and they were playing with the group America and I was 11 and my sister took me .We drove her Jensen Healey to the concert with the top down. To me that was cool. The next summer I visited her we went to see the Eagles at the Greensboro Coliseum.

[@kellitammone9645]

I was at that same concert! My girlfriend and I ran backstage at the end of the show. We stood around backstage and tried to act cool. Haha. It was a great concert.

[@rosemarydegnan]

His hair was always so clean and shiny

[@urbanfightingsexmage7005]

when my mom passes I will play this for her at her funeral she raised me on good music thanks mom I pray for your long health 🙏❤

[@richardshook6830]

I have always loved this songs.

[@holladaycummings7884]

I literally remember sitting in my room on a popson chair, listening to this song on a 45 album. My mom was stationed in the Philippines and I only 6 years old wondered what would happen to us. This is a song has stayed with me many years.

[@russmack7910]

Ahh, a Papa-san Chair. Had to think about that for a moment. I was a few miles north of the Philippines in 79-80. Okinawa, Japan. USMC. That's where I learned what Diversity really was, and it was a life lesson I've carried with me ever since. Some people want things to go back to the way they were decades ago, without realizing that if we go back, the rest of the World leaves us behind.

[@SteveEcksteinDouglasDrive]

A " MASTER BLASTER" ON STEEL LAP SLIDE, EVEN THE GREAT SLIDE MAESTRO MS. BONNIE RAITT WOULD HAVE A BIT OF TROUBLE KEEPING PACE. DAVID LINDLEY IS A " PRICELESS, ONE OF A KIND TOTAL MUSICAL ARTIST, ON SLIDE, ELECTRIC, FIDDLE & VOICE. A VIRTUAL "1" MAN BAND".

[@clymelabox2559]

Oh yes!!

[@SteveEcksteinDouglasDrive]

@@clymelabox2559 THANK YOU

[@austinque9]

Otis Gibbs sent me here. R.I.P. D.L.

[@glynisjones8128]

A true legend indeed!!!!

[@edwardhalverson8221]

18 at songs release, now 60... Who would have ever thought, not me

[@gregpalermo3861]

Me too

[@markhanson8366]

@@gregpalermo3861 Me 3! JB arrived like horizontal lightning bolt and I can still (happily) smell the ozone. This and 'fountain of sorrow' in my soul now!

[@doylekitchen9795]

Edward Halverson yep, same here.

[@stephenstephenson7454]

David Lindley was so amazing God bless you Jackson Browne for sharing all this beautiful music with me

[@MarkCowley-w8j]

What a tight band and that killer lap steel Rip Mr Dave

[@ts-eu6mp]

And on the day after we lose masterful Christine McVie, I still listen to this song and think...where the connection is. Because I DO find a connection. "I got this feeling that it's later than we think." Rock on, Christine! Thank you, Mr. Brown. Gratefully, Terri

[@irishseano]

Stellar! Jus magnificent work from Lindley!

[@brianjezuit4085]

The GREAT Jim Gordon!!! May God rest his soul. I sincerely hope he iZ at peace now 🥁

[@edd7812]

Wow! I didn't know Jim had died until I read your post just now Jim was my favorite drummer and created so much wonderful music with Stevie Winwood Jackson Browne Steely Dan obviously Derek and the Dominos etc etc etc I share your hope that he may finally rest in peace

[@brianjezuit4085]

@@edd7812 Hello there, Ed. I'm sorry to be the one that you found out from. I've been playing for yearZ, and always knew who he waZ, but never really started listening to him until about two years ago. Since, his playing haZ had an incredible impact on my own. CatZ like Peart, Portnoy, Carey, Copeland...they're the ones that influenced my playing when I waZ younger...now, catZ like Mr Gordon, Roger Taylor (DuranDuran), Phil Ehart, Andy Newmark are the major influences aZ an older drummer and individual. But I've been listening to a TON of Jim Gordon'Z recordings over the past two days 🥁

[@edd7812]

@@brianjezuit4085 Very nice choices!!! Here is Jim with Traffic on Low Spark Of High-Heeled Boys... remarkable creativity... RIP James Gordon... "The Low Spark Of High-Heeled Boys (2010 Remaster)" on KZbin kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqLZaXt5brSYmJI

[@edd7812]

@@brianjezuit4085 I'm pretty sure that's Jim on that one although somebody says that's a different mix or take or maybe Capaldi the original member of traffic on drums, I don't think it is, I think that is Jim but to be sure I know this one is! kzbin.info/www/bejne/qHa9eWOqar6isNk

[@brianjezuit4085]

​@@edd7812 ThatZ a great track, Ed 🥁

[@michaelhoward1969]

The best version of this song. Love it.

[@teemoody8125]

Gregg Allman thought the world of him... Enough to cover his song on Laid Back album..says a lot.

[@tarakai2]

Dave Lindley, you were a gem.

[@SteveEcksteinDouglasDrive]

IF ONLY THERE EXISTED ON THIS PLANET A " LOVE DOCTOR"< TO ASSIST IN RESTORING MY LONG BROKEN YET OPEN TO MORE SUFFERING(FROM PRIOR EXPERIENCE)< TO EMBARK ON ONE LAST LASTING LOVE AFFAIR> WELL I SURELY WILL "KEEP DREAMING< THOUGH " RUNNING ON EMPTY")

[@francismorgan4206]

I was the most squared away Marine in the Corps so naturally my place off base was party center. All the philosophers and heads gathered there to get stoned and listen to Dr My Eyes and Redneck Friend. That old eight track ate a lot of goodstuff including Jackson Browne

[@crispintunila7005]

I miss Jesse Ed Davis.

[@goodun2974]

1988 was a bad year. Roy Buchanan also died that same year.

[@belair90210]

Same here 😞

[@chuckm4540]

Love David Lindley! Had the honor of seeing him in Denver a few years ago. He's an amazing multi-instrumentalist and spins a good yarn too!

[@dsage4351]

Let's not forget Jesse Ed Davis when passing out the cookies. Some say his slide guitar made the original varsion what it is.

[@martinhall932]

@@dsage4351 Thank you for pointing that out

[@goodun2974]

@@dsage4351 , Jesse's beautiful solo on the album version of "Doctor My Eyes" wasn't played with a slide. He did, however, contribute great slide guitar playing to Taj Mahal's recorded version of "Statesboro Blues" which was a big influence on Duane Allman and the Allman Brothers version of that song. Jackson once said of Jesse, "when he played, it was like the sky cracked open".

[@gboard7]

Quite the lyric writer.

[@Reblwitoutacause]

Watched "The History of The Eagles" and now this stuck in my head

[@JonHop1]

Amazing footage of Jim Gordon

[@MaidenCanada]

I just wish there had been more!

[@2510katjo]

I saw them in 1978. Must have been this tour. It's no wonder i loved it so much!

[@edd7812]

Me too!

[@raybolton1225]

I love it when Linley starts to rip

[@emmafr1edman]

He’s great live. Just a great voice

[@gboard7]

Pretty well studied musician.

[@windellmcspindell3652]

100% timeless.

[@MrGolfpimp42]

Wrote this in the apartment below Glenn Frey and Henley's apartment , the heard it being born … Per The Eagles documentary … Amazing ...

[@Haven6419]

JRA dawg I LOVE that Eagles Documentary! I got Netflix for that reason alone. I never knew how close they were. And that Jackson Browne wrote all but the second verse of “Take It Easy”

[@djcartwright424]

Said Jackson worked on the song so relentlessly it drove them crazy.😂

[@elaineshelton5825]

WOW..thanks for the memory & post.. wish I lived in that apartment.

[@Jp-hv9zj]

It was Frey and Souther that had the apartment above Jackson

[@jshepard152]

There goes the tea kettle...

[@ahwien]

Jim Gordon's mother loved this song.

[@SunnyBear]

Love the walking bassline in the chorus!

[@jamesmorrison2063]

If you tune your guitar down a step, (2 frets), you can play the bass lines while playing rhythm on the chorus. Fingering is the key of G. Awesome!

[@jdavis417]

Here's the REAL DEAL... kzbin.info/www/bejne/hoLUe32Pm8xgbKc&lc=z233zbox4xztelje2acdp4341p3dytr4nxdk3vrn4d1w03c010c.1590187015553756

[@JonHop1]

Thats Leland Sklar!

[@jaycareaga9929]

@@JonHop1That’s not Lee that’s Bob Glaub.

[@JonHop1]

@jaycareaga9929 no, that is Lee.. Glaub didn't perform with Gordon and Jackson in 78'.. He joined with Kunkel for the 79' Tour. I know it's hard to see, but Glaub had a full head of hair in 78-79 lol

[@vwalsh63]

"The late unpleasantness in S E Asia". Well done Sir.

[@DavidSmith-ss1cg]

In those days(Mid - 1970s) you could buy T - shirts that said "SE Asia War Games 1965 - 1975, 2nd Place" with a map. Different times; like the saying goes, "The Past is like a foreign country; they do things differently there."

[@TheSilvergrill]

It's not to late give your heart to Jesus,Christ! I like this song!

[@johnnymcjohnface5862]

Magic! I believe now..Jbrowne will outlive us all!

[@derekmtheriault]

#JacksonBrowne #DoctorMyEyes I got this feeling, that it's later than it seems Doctor my eyes cannot see the sky_ Is this the prize for having learned how not to cry

[@Coco-dz3id]

The music… then… the best. Jackson Browne loved you then and now❤

[@rutherfordhaze]

See the Foxes and Fossils' "parking lot" version. I think it's definitely worth a view. - RH, age 68, Prague CZ

[@racketman2u]

aren't they great? and as this song witnesses, such good taste!

[@j40bob1]

Looks like Jim Gordon on drums. Died last year, but was gone from mental illness for much longer. RIP.

[@russmack7910]

Just ..., WOW! Absolutely blown away by this performance. Rock and Roll, the way it SHOULD BE.

[@vs-ww7cb]

You can , slide, that kinda music my way anyday. 🤟

[@avyyazzie4702]

No one could play like J.E.D. period.

[@johnhughes9309]

Awesome

[@cindybailey9905]

I love Running on Empty by Jackson Browne always have but I looked up 70s Jackson Browne and well lol I'm in love what a cute guy . You know we didn't have video much yeah we had the monkeys and there were videos mtv but we didn't see them like you do now and it was the 70s and well we may not remember all we saw lol

[@jacksonbrowne6919]

Thank you so much for your comment and continues support 🎶 I appreciate it, god bless you and stay safe

[@phoebefugate4757]

Wow Beautiful ,,,Dr my Eyes ,,, Jackson Browne

[@phoebefugate4757]

Love this song ,,,or Lawyers in Love ,,,,thanks for liking my comment ,,,,,

[@yvonnemendez3075]

Great jam he was so underated

[@dougbrown9279]

Saw him twice...awesome! David Lindley, what can u say right! Rosemary Butler!

[@KatieLL]

I had forgotten about this song. I just heard it during the closing credits of the show Splitting Up Together. That was a nice surprise. I was 6 when the song came out. (Today's date is April 11, 2019.)

[@davidbumpus8574]

I grew up with this great music & appreciated them playing it at the end of the show (Splitting Up Together) earlier. Season finale.

[@HighSpeedNoDrag]

Get stoned.

[@elizabethgroves1962]

love this song one of my favourites

[@CreekyGuy]

I had a stunningly beautiful girlfriend, and a 1968 Mustang fastback 4speed. When high school would get out, I'd pick her up and we'd go to lookout mountain in Mesa Arizona. This would be playing on the radio, and we could just look out over the valley and think of what might be.

[@50pinkies67]

One of the best jams EVER!