ELVIN BISHOP - FOOLED AROUND AND FELL IN LOVE | REACTION

[@TheSubwaysurfer]

No auto tune he’s live and singing in perfect pitch and sounds just like the recording

[@leonardshevlin7260]

He actually embellished the vocal and turned up the soul a notch.

[@suzannereilman4516]

Elgin Subwaysurfer Bolling ...THAT, as they say, is DA SHEEEEET...;)!!

[@shayleeledevre6401]

Yes! Like MOST of the talent from the 70s. Only legends can do that now...well the ones still with us. Whitney 🙏 , Mariah, Christina Aguilera ( underrated) , Alicia Keys, Celine Dion. None of them need auto tune. Jon Legend. Can't forget John.

[@robertwalker985]

Another Texas guitarist.

[@SweetThing]

@@rachel-in-the-208 - if you noticed, all your messages are being removed.. you're kind of dense... Jamel will block you permanently.. so just keep going.. I feel sorry for miserable people like you who have No Life.. It must be really cruddy being you.. that all you have to do with your lonely time is argue with strangers. Wow, you are pathetic!

[@robertjones4858]

Seventies music is stll the gold standard of rock. When you positively had to do it live and be good.

[@susanyoung599]

Love love love this song !

[@Dragonuv2002]

Robert Jones, amen!

[@Frau44]

I grew up in the 70’s, we had the best music. SO FREAKING GOOD!

[@lucasmartinssaraiva1162]

It was actually the 60s

[@lisareichard5791]

Jamel, I'm dying laughing. Oh 💩He does look like he's about to change your oil! 😅😂😅😂😆

[@nrich5127]

The entire performance is so soulful but the lead vocals are on another level .... his timing on the delivery and vibrato are just mind blowing ..

[@jamesfreeman2258]

Ditto

[@caseygleason576]

That's Micky Thomas singing. He was Elvin's backup singer and after Elvin wrote this he realized he couldn't do the song justice, so he had Micky sing it. And then the next thing you know Jefferson Starship hires him as their new lead singer because Grace Slick was wasted so often they couldn't count on her any more, and he sounded quite a bit like her. The song "Jane" by Jefferson Starship was one of my faves. Then Grace got clean and they ended up singing a lot of stuff together, including some pretty irritating 80's fluff like "We Built This City" and others.

[@johnrodriguez7645]

I could hear that song everyday for the rest of my life, period…..

[@kath6643]

Me too and I’m 70 yrs old.

[@AutomatikSystematik]

Mickey Thomas deserves an award for that performance alone. What an amazing singer!

[@christopherpilkington8375]

Mickey Thomas is actually a backup singer in this band. Elvin Bishop is the guitarist with the badge on. He didn’t have the vocal range for the song so he gave Mickey the lead. This song propelled Mickey to the lead vocal in Starship.

[@Deckson25]

Thanks that was confusing me, Micky was in Jeffersom after this, thanks for the info.

[@danj.kauppi3346]

I can't remember but... Thomas looks older there but I think he was in his teens when he sang this song?

[@centuryrox]

@@danj.kauppi3346 This song was recorded in 1975 (released in '76), and Mickey was born in 1949, so he was about 26 when he recorded this song. Not sure what year this video is from though.

[@Nightcrawlerfive]

Shouldn't the guy with the giant cowboy hat be the one wearing a badge?

[@vickiroman921]

JANE!!!

[@johnhawkins9826]

Reni Slais on very cool back up - What a laid back performer

[@NyMyers64]

The singer here is Mickey Thomas who would later join Jefferson Starship and stay on when the band became Starship in the 80s

[@Samuel-I]

He needs to hear JANE from the Starship

[@josephmilender6208]

I did not know that. But damn what a great live performance, songs the same as the recording!

[@revjim123]

Never made that connection, but that’s definitely him

[@Matt..G]

Ed Myers - cool. I never knew that

[@shaneofthehillpeople]

@@Samuel-I Yes, absolutely. I also like his range on "Find Your Way Back" from Jefferson Starship.

[@pebblesanddirt]

Fun story: I was browsing your videos with my dad (70) when he was visiting a few days ago. He saw this song and said, “hey that’s my college roommate - let’s watch that one”. His roommate in college was Mickey Thomas, who sang lead on this track. Eventually Mickey joined Jefferson Airplane and sang/wrote big hits for them as Jefferson Starship/Starship, but I never knew he sang this tune. My dad saw him play a few months ago and got to go backstage and the two caught up for a while and had some laughs...it had been nearly 50 years since they had hung out.. edit - my dad said he can still hit all those notes at 70

[@sandylee6025]

Awesome story! Love Mickey in Starship and this is one of my favorite songs. Thanks for sharing. 💕

[@denysemcalister6218]

Wow! I bet they were happy to see one another. Thanks for sharing your story

[@pebblesanddirt]

@@bamabelle7075 More Today Than Yesterday is a GREAT song. Based on your screen name, you will probably appreciate that dad and Mickey went to school at Valdosta State (GA) - Mickey Thomas was also from South Georgia

[@hman2912]

Wow!

[@lancelange9377]

Mickey is amazing. I seen him doing a Starship tour just under 2 years ago and he absolutely blew me away in that he hit EVERYTHING. Did not hold back, in fact was going really intense.

[@rose1971]

One of the most underrated singers of his generation. He felt the songs he sang, he has so much soul and he can SANG!

[@MultiEviscerator]

MT still has pipes to this very day which is just incredible.

[@G2thesecondpower]

Mickey Thomas seriously knew how to throw down some jaw dropping vocals.

[@decadantdog4444]

A stellar performance.

[@napnap609]

He really did. So effortless, the vibrato, the pitch, the phrasing, and his tone; lots of people have lots of the ability but lack the tone. No matter how many times I listen to it I'm just floored at his ability. It's hard to believe really.

[@traveller112]

*knows. He’s still touring with Starship and he doesn’t even warm up and still sounds amazing at 72.

[@TallDocK]

Forty plus years of loving this song. I thought Elvin Bishop was the singer, not the guitarist. My musical education for the week. I'm in love with it all over again.

[@jimjackle6046]

That's why Micky Thomas re-invigorated Jefferson Starship. HE BUILT THIS CITY!

[@backtoweedin4375]

One of the most stellar live male vocal performances you'll ever find. Dude is criminally underrated.

[@johnsuttoniiijs]

Mickey is one of the greatest live tenor singers in recorded history. He is in his late 60s and can still hit these notes.

[@j.brown70]

Yes and add that lead vocalist from Boston who belted out them high notes in "More Than A Feeling"! Oh - Brad Delp - I had to look up his name :-). But I was always amazed at his power vocals in that song. Whew!

[@tamarawilson6021]

Love Mick! Love ya! still got it..... still got it!

[@irishseano]

Absolutely incredible

[@irishseano]

J. B. Benefield Mickey’s power vocally is astounding

[@taylorsunicornsquad5640]

Yessss!!! Love, love, love his vocals 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@beverlybrown2673]

Those of us lucky enough to have grown up in the golden age of popular music - the 60s, 70s and 80s - are truly privileged, and will never forget.

[@jerryjeromehawkins1712]

👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🎶

[@billhill4929]

Those were the days friend! Now I’m into what Jesus did for us on the cross

[@maxwelledison03]

Yes

[@seanmckotch5150]

One of the best live performances I've ever seen, Mickey kills it

[@keithpasculli7465]

Singer not only has a killer voice and killer range but he has soul!!

[@bobthebear1246]

I think he'll go far in music lol

[@diylithiumguy]

@@bobthebear1246 lol

[@legionofbarry]

The great Mickey Thomas on vocals. He also sang with Jefferson Starship.

[@ucdbnxt7318]

Told some kadoink Phd I worked with that Mickey sang this song and he said he didn't think so... so much for Phd's... Piled Higher & Deeper... 🤣🤣🤣

[@prestigeworldwide5239]

Jane! My god that's a great song.

[@heathercarroll3098]

Solid gold.

[@allendixon1044]

Hey sugar did they sure was good I love them with all of this song. You know he's a hell of a good singer but I loved him doing Sarah and do you swallow 82 83

[@allendixon1044]

Oh man sorry about that comment the TV if picked up some of the TV

[@mtnbikertx6134]

The story behind this is Mickey Thomas was in the same studio recording, and Elvin Bishop was playing this but just could not get the vocal down. Mickey heard it down the hall and popped in and asked Elvin if he could give it a shot. He did and nailed it perfectly. It took off and it showcased Mickey's voice and Elvin's guitar together even today they both still play together..

[@timvest8141]

That's just a story. Mickey was a backup singer for Elvin who wrote the song but thought his vocals were too raspy so he got Mickey to sing it.

[@mikehawkins4752]

I was wondering. Mickey looks a lot like Burton Cummings.

[@keimahane]

"Just a straight SAVAGE" bout killed me laughing :) So, Mechanic on Vocals, Sheriff on Lead, Cowboy on Base, Aerobic Girl on Backup Vocals and Off the Top Rope on Drums. Gotta love the 70s.

[@josephwirtz8352]

😂😂😂

[@sianwarwick633]

Aerobic girl wearing Pink Floyd kinda halter top and trousers

[@gevlar]

As Charlie Daniels said, “Elvin Bishop sitting on a bale of hay, he ain’t good lookin’ but he sure can play”. It’s hard to believe, but back then The Midnight Special & Saturday Night Live were about the only places to actually see the artists you heard all the time on the radio, except for maybe some music variety shows. This was way before MTV.

[@sandeedobberstine5591]

Saw a tour with Elvin Bishop, Charlie Daniels, and The Allman Bros 73? 74? I look back now and give thanks! Incredible. RIP Charlie😪

[@scottodonnell7121]

@Deborah Rhoades all lipsinqued

[@sjp35productions6]

You forgot "Don Kirshner's Rock Concert."

[@robertpaulis439]

Austin City Limits too!

[@sianwarwick633]

Midnight Special was legendary, as a teenybopper.

[@CamiMack5616]

"Smoke From a Distant Fire" (studio version) by Sanford Townsend Band. Wow, I'm all about old school; grew up on all of it, as a 70s kid, and until just now, I didn't know that was Mickey Thomas singing. Imagine my shocked face. Lol. Great vocalist.

[@Fuphyter]

Great song! Haven't heard that one in a long time

[@julianortiz4151]

B Baker, I second that! That performance is legendary.

[@LordEagle]

You again,,,,nice user name 😛😛😛👍

[@davidgraham2673]

That's one of my all-time favorite songs.

[@hpman2391]

Watch all the midnight special Wolf Man Jake

[@wkhunter6700]

The Midnight Special never fails a body. Mickey Thomas can indeed sang.

[@laudanum669]

A few years ago one of my best friends passed away. He always told me that if something should happen to him he wanted me to have his music collection. While some greedy relatives got involved, I only ended up with a fraction of his music. However while going thru the boxes, I discovered the entire "Midnight Special" video collection. Thankfully a few years earlier he had given me his extensive vinyl collection. R.I.P. Ric, not a day goes by that I don't miss and think of you.

[@gingermcgee3855]

@@laudanum669 Greedy relatives....I know. I'm an only child. Courts will let people do anything. Glad u got vinyls.

[@SBF96]

I always feel like music from the 70’s had so much heart, much more than other decades.

[@vannacee26]

Truth

[@Vendzor]

And unfortunately most credit goes to the '80s.

[@franostrowski3706]

And everyone was having fun! All races.

[@theodoreritola9758]

@@Vendzor ,, THE 70s have 8 of the top 25 biggest selling LPS IN THE USA .. The 80s dont touch that

[@theodoreritola9758]

@@Vendzor AND THE 80s copied so many great songs from the 70s AND 80s kids love to claim songs from the late 70s and call them 80s songs by the 100s When they were RELEASED IN 1975 THREW 1979 , They say be cause they SOUND like 80s songs lol

[@ernestconnell8087]

Mickey Thomas, one of the greatest singers in the history of rock n roll, hands down.

[@Johnnieroq]

Just a absolutely fantastic song. This live version is the best

[@judyandrews2033]

Mickey Thomas from Jefferson Starship on lead vocals, Elvin Bishop and Dickie Betts (Allman Brothers) on Guitars !

[@kyndread71]

I THOUGHT that was Mickey Thomas!!!! WOW!!!! Yeah, Mickey was a helluva singer.

[@marievaleur7877]

A whole lotta awesome in one song!

[@crconway7926]

Thanks! I KNEW he looked familiar! :)

[@steveanthrop192]

That's Johnny Vernazza on guitar, not Richard Betts.

[@harrytuttle1446]

I’m guessing Dickie is the guy in the cowboy hat. Good stuff.

[@alleykitty2131]

Mickey Thomas one of the greatest singers of all time. I love his vocals on "Jane" by Jefferson Starship! Great live singer!

[@lanadellhatestheclock3325]

Fab song too!

[@cavscout62]

Elvin was so underrated as a guitarist and songwriter, Mickey on vocals needs no introduction. Real Music.🤘🏼

[@jeffgomske6920]

I love not just this song, but those vocals from Mickey are fantastic. I had the privilege of interviewing him multiple times and saw him as he toured as Starship back in the late 90's and it just amazed me how clear his vocals truly were. He had no trouble hitting all those high notes. Man those were some great shows back in the day.

[@ccampbell7214]

I'll tell you what man... I always thought and I will always think that this is the best voice... Raw and genuine.. smooth as silk, and hits you like a ton of bricks!

[@Papparratzi]

Here’s what I love about old school. Shows were mostly spontaneous energy created by the performer rather than a choreographed exhibition of a stage producer. In other words, you got to see the heart and soul of the performer that gave their all for their fans.

[@davisworth5114]

Wish you could have seen it live!

[@TheDivayenta]

THIS!!!!!!!!!

[@biglyyuge6012]

The lead singer went to Jefferson Starship. Check out “JANE”

[@brendaparker7424]

I was going to say the same! :)

[@pansyhall9631]

I thought that Mickey!

[@tjtampa214]

Jane... is pretty killer. 🎶

[@houstonrebel4449]

Just when I think there's nothing more to learn about music that I don't already know, I learn something new. Thank you for info. It makes sense now. Different style of music, same voice.

[@irlnd32]

Sara

[@psmguy63]

Him singing JANE with Starship is octave transcending.

[@EDMEMC]

Jane.... Great song.

[@palmsofdestin1]

Sara

[@efakter1]

Eric Ricci Agreed!! That is a great song

[@terripickens9345]

Hey hey to your channel looking at your reaction to the

[@terripickens9345]

Is priceless why don't we check out Door to your heart ..by The dramatics

[@Peachy08]

So glad I was a teen in the 70s. So much talent!!

[@scubaguy007]

The Midnight Special was IT! Staying up late to catch it on TV. Keeping it down low so my mom didn’t hear me. So much good music back then. When you hear people my age say there will never be a time like that again, it’s 100% gospel truth.

[@jeremyratliff5175]

Miss these harmonizing love ballads from the late 70’s/early 80’s,,,,

[@richardallgood815]

The singer convinced Elvin Bishop to add this song to the album. He was gonna shelve it. Turned out to be his biggest hit!!

[@jeffmartin1026]

The drummer is Donny Baldwin, who also joined the Jefferson Starship family.

[@pattiscott6087]

This was my high school days. Loved it then. Love it more now. Such soul and what a voice. The whole band is talented.

[@TheLeylander]

Mickey Thomas one of the best voices I've ever heard 💯, top class.

[@classic-kool]

Mickey's got one of the greatest voices in Rock & Roll ..

[@ritahall6628]

The voice control is like no other -ever

[@carlgibbons5777]

Your "singer getting ready to change my oil" comment is Gold. Haha! It's why I continue to come back here. That and the fact that you are cool and have a good heart. Keep up the good work Jamal.

[@theironcraftergaming7401]

I might be critical about some of the things on here but I absolutely love Jamal. What a great guy he seems to have so much heart and so much goodness and the music is from my generation and I couldn't love it more thank you so much for being out there for all of us old guys that appreciate oldest good music keep up the good work

[@humblewisdom8976]

Hey J-man, you had me crying I was laughing so hard when you started talking about the outfits they had on. Thanks for the laughs!!!

[@Sparklemotion1976]

His vocals are just out of this world. ♥️

[@curtisscarmon3267]

Amen!

[@bryanburton6087]

When you got on "The Midnight Special" you turned it up to 11. Such great performances. Brings back memories of my childhood seeing these bands for the first time away from the radio. The clothes are the best and still look normal to me. That's how we dressed. And we LIKED it! You could do a Midnight Special Special where you react to the show through the years. There's lots of material to work with there. Thanks for these reactions. They always make me smile. Peace

[@jbgpgh]

One of my favorite guitar solos ever...don't know why, just always takes me there

[@skeezix8156]

Jesse Ed Davis’ solo on Jackson Brown’s Doctor My Eyes is up there for me from this era.

[@kimdossett1]

Elvin Bishop is the Sheriff with the red guitar. Mickey had some pipes.

[@wrk9851]

1976...junior year in HS two songs change my life forever. One being this one and the other is THE THRILL IS GONE King of the Blues, BB King. Fortunate to see BB in concert three times. Also enjoyed your reaction of Morgan on this one! The original will always be my fav but Morgan is a very close second. Keep on Rockin Jamel, love the channel!!!

[@ThePerry4family]

Love his voice! Sara, his song with Jefferson Starship is one of my favorite

[@Leftylobber]

Dude you gotta just do a FULL HOUR stream of Midnight Special episode songs. The best music ever made

[@eastportland]

Yes! Please do this.

[@tjtampa214]

You're the second guy I saw review and respond to this performance. 💜 Glad you all love it as much as I do. Can't get enough, NEVER grows old. 🌿 Most of us did not realize all these years that it was Mickey Thomas singing those lyrics (a background singer) and Elvin Bishop is on guitar here (singer-songwriter, guitarist). Seems like in the big picture Mickey did not get the recognition and I bet he didn't get the paycheck either (royalties ++) that is besides his pay as a backup singer. Glad he's finally getting his due now. You're so right, he can S. A. N. G.!

[@randygumaer282]

Elvin Bishop on guitar and Mickey Thomas on vocals, this song made me love the blues when I was a kid listening to AM radio in the '70s.

[@republicanlady4101]

One of the best male singers of the 20th century.

[@malianelson5082]

Love this song 💘 and that is Helen Ready going him (I'm women).. Love you Jamel as always another great reaction.

[@karindaniels2308]

Billy Vera and the Beaters " At this moment". Great voice and great song. A real tear jerker.

[@JoeKentMagic]

Tom Jones has a great version of that song, too!

[@MikeStarr1000]

Soft rock 70’s with soul ... let’s go!

[@michaelglick1287]

Elvin wrote this song, but he asked MIckey to sing it because didn't think his voice could do it justice. Mickey went on to sing lead for Jefferson Starship, and Starship.

[@DRAGON_FAN_TIM]

Michael Glick didn’t Mickey passed away recently. He was the real reason why they built that city

[@jonlate4581]

He's still around.

[@DRAGON_FAN_TIM]

@@jonlate4581 ok thanks

[@tompaul2591]

@@DRAGON_FAN_TIM Marty Balin passed away somewhat recently

[@doncairns1539]

He sang for Jefferson Starship as well........ check out the song Jane.... you won't be disappointed!!

[@joeimbesi5361]

Back in the day you went live on the Midnight Special. No hiding, no gimmicks. Just straight out wicked live performances. So many great ones back then. Doobie Brothers had a great show also. Don Kirshners Rock Concert was another banging show.

[@irishseano]

Mickey Thomas is a HIGHLY underrated,totally kick arse vocalist! Always has been

[@richardblack5710]

This song has special meaning to me. Not the part about breaking girls heart. When I when out with my future wife, I fooled around and fell in love. I have been married 42 years to her.

[@kristyperry8044]

Richard Black Yea but when you're a woman eater or a man eater & then you fool around & fall in love it's something!!

[@sharonedwards6010]

I think that's how Elvin Bishop wrote this song. I could be wrong.

[@lucasmartinssaraiva1162]

I want to have a love story like yours, man, this is so beautiful

[@jipfluffy2143]

This gives players permission to have a long term relationship and find true love and female approved!

[@todd8414]

I was a child of the 70's. You've got to love it!

[@regis387]

good god - what a stellar performance!

[@foolsplay5880]

Oh, Damn, how did I not find this channel sooner ??!! He said, " Man these outfits are tripping me out." Ahhhh hah hah !!! Killing me. I love this guy. Subscribed.

[@kellyj.azania4371]

Heard this song in the Wal-Mart the other day and sang my little heart out. I can't hear it though without thinking about "Boogie Nights".

[@lucasmartinssaraiva1162]

Guardians Of Galaxy

[@gerhardbraatz6305]

@@lucasmartinssaraiva1162 you know you're getting old when your favorite music plays in walmart.

[@ratamacue6276]

Dirk Diggler says hello.

[@onemat2000]

In 1976 I was working in a huge music store in Hartford Conn. In March 1976, the radio and clubs were pretty much wall to wall disco. I was invited by a dee jay to come by this club and guest DJ and to bring any record I wanted to play. I brought "fooled around and fell in love" with me Dropped it after "Dim All The Lights" The place loved it.

[@chrisstorms7511]

I just wanna say that you do the more reaction videos than any other channel. You don't keep us waiting keep em coming. And I love that you do a wide variety of music

[@jillsample1846]

Mickey Thomas, what voice. We wouldn't think twice about their clothes!! We wore the same. 😁❤️

[@neiljeffries5423]

Never ever heard this song but now im hooked what voice this guy has wow

[@hibhibb5429]

Mickey Thomas has such an amazing voice!!! That man has some pipes on him!! Love him in the group Starship too!! Thank you for reminding me about this song. Love it!!

[@chelmrtz]

Straight up soul! And the rainbow jumpsuit on the harmony singer is 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@kevinmc4500]

I thought the lady was Bonny Franklin, lol

[@ElissaStark514]

Wow. I’ve always loved this song, but I didn’t know he had THAT much talent in his arsenal! Beautiful 🤩

[@edwardscherry3004]

The lead singer in the mechanic suit with the massive great pipes...the outfit just makes him more adorable and more cute/sexy!!!

[@ronnyrono782]

One of the most beautiful rhythm and blues ballads ever made

[@rle5178]

Jamal: You should do Fire On the Mountain", "Heard It In a Love Song", & "Can't You See" all by Marshall Tucker

[@Acoustic_strings]

Heard it in a love song is easily in my top 3 songs ever

[@youthmanrecords420]

I thought fire on the mountain was originally a Grateful Dead tune.

[@kurtyoung6769]

Heard it in a love song was me and my wife's song back when we were dating.

[@billyf2833]

Toy Caldwell wrote most of Marshall Tucker's songs, but George McCorkle the rhythm player wrote Fire on the Mountain

[@nevar23]

"Can't You See" is probably one of the most heartbreaking songs ever recorded.

[@melissa2688]

I was a little kid during this time. My mom had a top like lady has on. I am glad you played this. Thanks and stay safe 😷

[@karingraf536]

The "sheriff" is Elvin.Check out "One bourbon, one scotch, one beer", where he supports George Thorogood.

[@janeflip1]

Marianne Graf love that one too!

[@towanda2947]

Still a great song ALWAYS class of 78 here

[@janetpartyka5968]

Class of 78 right here

[@thewkovacs316]

lead is mickey thomas, who ended up with jefferson starship i had this song on a loop when i was a teen

[@rorystorm4284]

"Dude is gonna go change your damn oil!" LMAO! You crack me up!! That was fashion in the 70's alright.

[@cliptych]

Elvin Bishop started out as rhythm guitarist in the Paul Butterfield Blues Band - Mellow Down Easy is my favourite song of theirs.

[@StormLaker]

I am just old enough to remember watching The Midnight Special when I was a little kid....had to be up kinda late to catch it, but little did I know how much that show would have an impact on me as an adult, haha.

[@anguitenens]

I actually sat up with my brother one night in 1974 watching The Midnight Special when Kiss made their debut. WOWWWW! 😮

[@Aurabora54321]

Those bell bottomed jumpsuits were IT! The woman singing harmony needs a nod too! He got me when he says he'll just "tear out that page!" Just tear it out! So cold, so cold..

[@trevors2063]

I fell in love real bad when I was younger and it was sad, heavy, dangerous, good, sweet and righteous all in one. This song captures it and is the only way I could explain it.

[@nicoletripp2257]

Mickey Thomas is a great singer, moved on to sing for Jefferson Starship, then just Starship. Great high tenor

[@tomalealso]

I saw him in concert when the song was new. they we're so good. incredible live. Elvin was so good on the guitar that it was an extension of his own hands. great stuff

[@screamingscarecrow4251]

My man is getting down on that guitar. Elvin Bishop straight up showed out on this performance.

[@tammijackson6694]

This song reminds me of trips to the beach in the 70s!!

[@drcornelius8275]

When you started to describe those outfits, I spit my soda out all over my keyboard. Too funny my man!

[@TheCarnivalguy]

What an awesome set of pipes Mickey had in his prime. Beautiful, strong and clear , effortless vocals. One of the best of his generation and one of the best in pop history. PS- - I grew up in this era. Hated those jump suits then and still do. Tommy Shaw used to wear one on stage as well.

[@curtisscarmon3267]

I agree

[@jerrypetrillo2903]

Always loved Mickey's vocals - couple big pop/rock hits featuring his vocal talent with Jefferson Starship you need to check out : Jane ( a seriously fun rocker ) and No Way Out

[@tigerback62]

No Way Out! She's doesn't buy my story ☺

[@Tat2Dragons]

Jerry Petrillo Find your way back is another good one.

[@nettiemac]

That denim jumpsuit! I had a couple of older great-uncles who wore those “coveralls” to work in the yard or garden....

[@johnsealey3990]

3:09 one of the most recognizable 3 seconds of music in any song of the 60s 70s and 80s

[@michaelnicholas2417]

Your comments had me rolling... funny as hell! I lived during this awesome time when people were free to be individuals in the music industry. 🤙🤖🎸

[@suzannereilman4516]

....I saw Elvin Bishop and just hit ‘like’ auuuutomatically....one o’ the best jams EVVVVAHHHH:)!!!

[@davidwalker683]

Gino vaneli -just wanna stop, and walter Egan- magnet and steel

[@Tat2Dragons]

david walker Yeah, and another great Gino Vannelli song to react to would be a live version of Brother to Brother.

[@amylynn5778]

Magnet and steel great song. Lead singer had a look a little before his time.

[@sungodrah]

Excellent song Jamal..I wasn't a big fan of Bishop.I believe Elvin is the guy with the red guitarist .those smokin vocals come from Micky Thomas ..a triple A singer who had great success with Jefferson Starship and Starship in the 80s..check out Jane by Jefeerson Starship ..when ya get time..awesome banger of a song!

[@jacoblemen]

Jane is a great song.

[@jeffmartin1026]

Stairway To Cleveland or Out of Control kick it a lot harder.

[@davisworth5114]

I'm sure Elvin is not too fond of passive -aggressive weenies like you, either.

[@lutznancy1144]

Saw Mickey Thomas at Epcot last year singing Starship. He still sounds amazing

[@decadantdog4444]

It doesn't get much better than THAT!