First listen to Jefferson Starship - Miracles (REACTION)

[@g.e.5723]

Marty's voice is top tier on this track. Really pretty song.

[@smittyhoward]

I am 71 yo & this is still one of most favorite songs. Amarillo by morning & Layla right behind.

[@stevenbaer5999]

RIP Marty Balin the vocal singer. It came out in 1975. Grace Slick is actually in the band.

[@camvillar8177]

Beside the sax solo, my favorite part of this song is when Grace says “hey hey HEY!”

[@allisonreed7682]

Marty Balin's vocals were absolutely sublime. Two other JS tracks with stellar Marty Balin vocals are "Count on Me" and "With Your Love."

[@muriel2267]

The best Starship song in my opinion. Very passionate and I’m a sucker for the sax

[@maryannschumacher1370]

😢 Brings tears to my eyes. This was our song back in the day. He's passed away now, but I can still feel the joy of our time together as soon as I hear those first notes.. ❤

[@steverogers2635]

What a classic singer. RIP Marty Balin.

[@stevenbaer5999]

Yeah very extremely sad 😢💔🪦☮️✌️

[@thomascase7035]

Most amazing love song, ever.

[@michaelkantner6420]

The bassist for Jefferson Starship was Paul Kantner, my cousin. RIP Paul! I think this song came out around the same year my mom passed away, in 1978, so listening to this song brings back sad feelings for me. I was wrong, the song came out in 1975, but I guess the first time I ever heard was in 1978, still it brings back those sad memories.

[@sukijohnson5398]

Love Love Love this song and Marty Balin's voice! My other fave by him is Caroline- check it out!

[@Lightmane]

The song you will greatly enjoy by Jefferson Airplane is 'Somebody to Love'. Great song.

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

The airplane had some really wonderful songs. The starship did too tbh

[@Lightmane]

@@Hartlor_Tayley Yes they did : )

[@scott4482]

Finally somebody paying attention to what is almost a forgotten band. Starship had some great albums.

[@markmurphy558]

Starship has been forgotten because it such a lightweight shadow of the Airplane.

[@Katehowe3010]

@@markmurphy558 Summed up perfectly! ✌

[@Katehowe3010]

Just remember that they'll have to live with the abomination that is 'Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now' forever!

[@roystonmason9125]

@@markmurphy558 and they sold 10 times the albums as AIRPLANE derwood and crunched the sound ! Especially in the 80s

[@roystonmason9125]

@@Katehowe3010 i know how awful a number 1 song who would want that ?

[@chief_mourner]

3:50 lmao that eyebrow raise

[@bryanforis1839]

Finally the song and the group got together and made great song great live

[@scotto.4832]

Irv Cox's magnificent tenor sax solo -- WOW!

[@nellgwenn]

This song went to #3 on Billboard chart. It stayed there for 3 weeks. The highest charting single they ever recorded under the name Jefferson Starship, or Jefferson Airplane.

[@haintedhouse2990]

correct. the album Red Octopus from which this single came from slipped in the #1 position on Billboard charts 4 different times over the summer of 75. and it was a great summer for me.

[@johnp9477]

A good song from 1967 Jefferson Airplane written and performed by Marty Balin is a song titled " Comin' Back to Me" This song has been on a movie soundtrack. Absolutely beautiful song.

[@jaemyrick5277]

The late Marty Balin’s as original lead singer his vocals were so hypnotic. His range was beautiful. ❤️❤️❤️

[@mcolford]

I include the quote, "I can't even believe it with you, it's like having every dream I ever wanted come true" in my high school yearbook. It's a great love song. I love the interplay between Marty Balin and Grace Slick's voices. So White Rabbit was representative of their 60's sound (although you need to check out Somebody to Love, We Could Be Together, or Volunteers), Miracles is a good representation of their mellow 70's sound (another great love song is Have You Seen the Stars Tonight). When you get to their 80's sound, they go for a more commercial pop rock sound, but there are some good songs. I recommend Winds of Change or Stranger. Then stop there. Haha!

[@haintedhouse2990]

i liked the 70's Jefferson Starship. Grace stepped back and let Marty shine this time. i agree with you on Winds of Change - the last song of the 80's JS that I liked. technically Mickey Thomas is a strong vocalist but i'm not a fan.

[@happymethehappyone8300]

As Always,, Great Reaction My Music Lovin Brother...Jefferson Starship "With Your Love",, "Runaway" & "Ride The Tiger"

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

St. Charles.

[@JamesRea2]

Marty Balin had one of the best voices in Rock. Try St. Charles, an amazing song. Caroline is another beautiful song.

[@invisiblesun9750]

Wonderful Marty vocal and Grace in the background. Such a gorgeous atmospheric song with an arrangement that builds so beautifully...

[@SWLinPHX]

Love Marty's voice (and on his hit solo single "Hearts" too) and Grace Slick's backing vocal, especially the breathy, intense "Oh Baby! -- Oh Baby!"

[@carmenwise2256]

This is a beautiful love song masterpiece.

[@daveking9393]

cool journey ahead. enjoy!

[@Gregory......]

Great Song, Great Band !!

[@kidpoker007]

Great song, brings back a lot of memories from way back

[@christinesaccoccio6446]

One of my favorite Marty Balin songs is ‘Hearts’.

[@haintedhouse2990]

my favorite Marty Balin song is "Today" from Surrealistic Pillow (67) still brings a tear to my eye.

[@kccjlg3319]

God I love this song. Mesmerizing!!

[@that70slifetimetravel]

Glad you finally got around to this one! You can keep it rolling with "Count On Me". Jefferson Starship is STELLAR! I've been around as far back as the beginning of Jefferson Airplane and it's all just great evolution!

[@haintedhouse2990]

agreed! when Jefferson Airplane broke up, Jefferson Starship carried the spirit through the 70's.

[@cherylreichardt]

Marty Balin's vocals and a fine floaty sound. Great going back in time for this beautifully arranged song!

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

Marty was the underrated genius of the Jefferson Everything.

[@cherylreichardt]

@@Hartlor_Tayley I love his solo work too.

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

@@cherylreichardt me too he always had this sweet spirit about him. I think his songs made me a kinder more empathetic person.

[@cherylreichardt]

@@Hartlor_Tayley Well his ballad Hearts always tugs at my heart.

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

@@cherylreichardtHearts is so emotional yet soothing. It took me awhile to fully appreciate how good his songs really were.

[@laurenpeck3609]

So beautifully romantic and well done, produced

[@theplanetruth]

Get ready to blush... No idea what this song was about when I was a kid in the 70s but I LOVED this song, the aetherial music and vocals were just top tier.

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

Yeah I missed it but I got it.

[@darcysalas3042]

Daniel, I just shared this song. Just so you know. Thank you again for the music.

[@pica6888]

Love this song.

[@bobbygreene6111]

A masterpiece love it.

[@michaelr4063]

Marty Balin…., sorely missed. A real rockn roll legend.

[@jemxs]

Loved this, I had not heard it. It is a little different, dare I say better Than We Built this City!!🤣

[@stumon257]

Excellent song.

[@RobynHurley-zp9sh]

Im 56. This song was pure 70s when i was a kid

[@richardmiller1289]

I've been watching you since you're very first videos I feel like I'm watching you grow up. I'm 56 years old and don't like most young people these days but if all the young people would like you I would love them. I'm a pretty good judge of character I could tell that you got a beautiful soul. I request if I may you should react to the door second album strange days in its entirety I know you're going to love it..☮️

[@robhaunui3343]

Marty Balins crowning glory - and he wrote some of the best ballads of the 60s,70s and 80s,with Jefferson Airplane,Jefferson Starship and as a solo artist

[@foxchasejrt1]

Finally!! Thanks for reacting to this, been waiting for someone to. Beautiful song.

[@michaelkeefe8494]

Starship did some double bills with Fleetwood Mac in the 76/77 frame. Awesome shows. Red Octopus is a really fine record.

[@gabrieleflannery6504]

Great song and review. Amazing how Airplane and Starship sound so very different. May I suggest Somebody to Love to see the contrasts. Thanks Daniel

[@gabrieleflannery6504]

@@Spo-Dee-O-DeeThe Great Society, only existed for about a year and then became Jefferson Airplane. I don't really consider that a cover. Sung by Grace Slick, they are among the songs the band/ bands are best known for. Funny, I bought tickets for J.A. and ended up seeing J.S. and Grace still preformed those songs, didn't feel ripped off. Actually have the live Great Society album.

[@gabrieleflannery6504]

@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee played by whom? True, they they got plenty of airtime in their day, but now?

[@gabrieleflannery6504]

@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee I don't really listen to many, mostly Daniel. I suppose that if they're a popular choice it's because they garner more views. That could serve Daniel well as his style and approach distinguishes him from others.

[@haintedhouse2990]

i would suggest 'Crown of Creation' to compare Airplane & Starship. night and day.

[@lilamuzik3385]

Great multilevel miracle. Just amazing song .

[@faithnyou1732]

Jefferson Airplane and Jefferson Starship are the same band ... sort of. It's complicated, but they regrouped and formed Jefferson Starship in 1974. Love this song! Takes me back to my college days! Thanks Daniel!

[@robertwilson5058]

Great, great song and great reaction as always.

[@nardo1224]

I just recently found out Marty Balin sings Hearts. Jefferson Starship is one of my all time favorite bands.

[@rk41gator]

This is positively a fantastic R&B love ballad. That climax was incredible.....with the sax I mean.

[@castlew4162]

For more of a rocker, try my favorite song of theirs "Jane". I saw a David Freiberg fronted Jefferson Starship this past October - he wrote "Jane". At age 83 he can still sing and perform.

[@vpgmiramar]

Balin, great. RIP.

[@thecofieldcollection3792]

Great choice.

[@georgewodicka4839]

Dismissed by many as pop sellouts, certainly not the gravitas as Airplane. But a truly solid band of substance, one that, as I see in other comments, has a catalog worthy of attending them live while I had the opportunity. Something I never did. My loss.

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

Well said. I did see the Airplane reunion tour in the eighties. It was a great show.

[@Katehowe3010]

Dismissed as sellouts sounds about right.

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

@@Katehowe3010 by the mid seventies record companies wanted hit songs for the radio, and the JS were able to deliver that. I dismissed them as sellouts too but I saw how much so many people really loved those records. I tried to sellout too but no one was buying.

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee in retrospect I suppose if they hadn’t become radio pop they would have probably ended it a lot sooner. I’m glad they had some hits and got paid enough to retire.

[@dynodon9182]

Gotta check Airplane songs Today and Coming Back to Me. Timeless San Fran folk music during a tremendously creative time in music.

[@RADThird1]

"Coming Back to Me" is Marty's best song IMO.

[@darcysalas3042]

That's a good song from the 70''s. My grandmother alway told me that I was a mericall child because I was less then a year old when I had open heart surgery in 1963, I was the first child that age to service that surgery and I I have a newspaper from it for NIH. Every so often I am talked about in the Washington Post. I know that this song has a different meaning. .

[@-davidolivares]

I remember I had this 8track, it was pretty different from previous Jefferson music. Honestly, I’ve had a love/ not so love thing with the album. I guess I just have to be in the mood for it. Brings back memories…

[@voodoochild2968]

Marty balin is so good on vocals on this one

[@paulcarr5918]

This is probably my favorite song by them. Any incarnation of them. I think that those people must have had a fun an interesting wedding if this was their wedding song. I'd have liked to attend. Marty Balin had a nice solo song called Hearts that you may like.

[@rodneygriffin7666]

One of the most difficult songs to cover. It's so complex underneath. Not as simple as you might think. Crazy chords.

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

Yes it is hard to play.

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee that’s true. I’m going to look one up and give it a go. I found those changes daunting to nail down by ear.

[@timwhitnell7145]

One of my favourite songs of all time. A very sensual tune with amazing lead vocals by Marty Balin and great backing vocals by Grace Slick.

[@mypl510]

Hands down, my favorite song. I love Rock, Ska, Punk, New WAVE and so on, but yet, this is my favorite song. Go figure.

[@juliemalmbergmacprpparaleg8472]

Dicon, you are adorable!

[@daveking9393]

I found this gem months ago at my local music shop. I wasn't sure if you were going to get here as your recent reactions have been to newer music and some other than mainstream... I'll look to include it in a future shipment. all the best.

[@belovedabstract3568]

"pop music" .. a far cry from the revolutionaries they were in their youth

[@haintedhouse2990]

i think they had to stop being edgy or they'd all be dead years ago.

[@jeffmartin1026]

Please listen to their song "Caroline" - IMHO an even better love song written by Marty. Neither of them touch the beauty and simplicity of "Today" from the Jefferson Airplane LP Surrealistic Pillow.

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

Today and Coming Back to Me from the Surrealistic Pillow album are both top Marty songs. Mystical even

[@MissAstorDancer]

@@Hartlor_Tayley Talk about songs that evoke movie-like memories, and even a physical sensation, of a specific event or time period! That album does that for me, and especially the song "Today". Magical!

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

@@MissAstorDancer its like walking into a past reality, Surrealistic Pillow is especially powerful mojo. Listening to “Miracles” made me remember my GFs sandalwood incense and colorful and jingling ankle bracelets.

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

Caroline is at least as good of not better, I agree. Marty’s love songs are second to none imho b

[@MissAstorDancer]

@@Hartlor_Tayley Yep! I still love sandalwood and patchouli so much, although I use essential oils now instead of burning incense! For me, the SP album brings back very vivid memories of the first time I heard the full album, the day, the weather, the people who were there, even what one of those people wore, the dog and 2 cats in the house, and on and on! I was almost 18. I don't have specific memories of when "Miracles" came out. It was a less-than-lucid few years there, for me. I DO remember coming to really love the song in early 1980, when I was working in an office that played a soft rock station for background music, and this song was played a lot on that station. Wish I had a more "romantic" memory associated with that beautiful song!

[@beasam75]

I was 18 when this song came out. I was listening to this version in my brothers 69 GTO on “FM” and my mom was with me. When she heard that one line that you reacted to, she could not believe the things that “the young listened to nowadays” it still makes me laugh. She was so outraged

[@jaemyrick5277]

There are some great Jefferson Starship songs feat. lead singer Marty Balin’s R.I.P. “Count On Me” can you react to that song. Then the band changed their name to Starship with new lead singer Mickey Thomas. Can you react to “ Sara” and “Jane” Mickey’s vocals are electric. 🔥🔥🔥

[@ciarajones3943]

There are plenty of songs from thx day we kind of remember. When I hear this song , it’s like goin backi in timeI knew where I was,, what was ding, who I was doin it with, and you can imagine what after smoking that joint. That was the boy next door first love. It was the sexiest song and would hear it over and over,, and to this day this song does something to me no other song can, even after all these yeas. I know your in heavenBalin, janmmi it up with all the greatest who died too soon!❤️😹😹👍💋💋🇵🇹Ⓜ️

[@jaemyrick5277]

I keep coming back to “Miracles” song reaction. I love it so much. This song holds nothing back. LOL! These lyrics are erotic to the extreme. Very R-rated. 🔥

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

Marty wrote most of their hits. This one takes me right back there. Lyrics are more sexual than I remember. Great reaction.

[@MissAstorDancer]

Obviously, there was a "radio" version, much shorter, with cleaned-up lyrics!

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

@@MissAstorDancer yes of course, so fortunate to have had the radio keeping us safe from this song. So many songs about unhealthy sexual situations on the radio in those days, they censor the song that has sex in the context of being in love. Crazy world.

[@MissAstorDancer]

@@Hartlor_Tayley ikr?! smh!!!

[@bethkelly5480]

This is the album cut, long version, very sexual, and romantic. The radio song was cut in half with all the sexual verses cut out. I had this album when it came out

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

@@bethkelly5480 yes that makes sense. I remember myGF had the album and she played it a lot but I was too young to pick up on all that innuendo. I was learning guitar and was more fascinated by the music.

[@laurenpeck3609]

You have to check out Jefferson Starship and "Find Your Way Back" it rocks!

[@Hippychic723]

I understand 👀👀👀👀👀

[@newodkin]

The single was chosen as our class song--Class of 1977. Then somebody pointed out the naughtier lyrics in the album version and we ended up with Diana Ross's "Do You Know Where You're Going To?" because, sure THAT'S a positive title for a bunch of new graduates.

[@stephensmith3111]

Ooh, euphemisms many

[@martinmcgimpsey9750]

Check out some of the Jefferson Airplane tunes! Their recording of Wooden Ships for starts! If you liked this, you would enjoy these! Awesome musicians all!

[@temporarystranger95]

RIP Marty Balin

[@vpgmiramar]

classic 70s rock.

[@brucetimmerman7092]

Hey Daniel! Enjoyed your reaction to “Band on the Run”. It’s a favorite of mine. If I could recommend a follow up song. Check out a song from his “Ram” album called Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey. Also on the subject of Neil Young, if you were thinking about doing an album I think Harvest is his best. Happy listening!

[@jefferytheis4157]

A strong "relationship" connection for me - a lost Love! Probably not uncommon. I agree about the comments about Marty Balin's voice. This is all "Marty Balin" for me, more than Starship. Being both spiritual AND a romantic, I have always loved the verse about "I know that Love is the answer. It's holding the world together, ain't nothing better at all." If fact I stole the line "I feel like swirling and dancing whenever you're walking with me", when walking with my Love. Hey if you read these Daniel, I just discovered you this week and am really enjoying the channel brother. Loved re-visiting Quadrophenia, over the last couple of days.

[@darcysalas3042]

You should check out Nothing going to stop us now by Jefferson starship. You will like it.

[@syater]

Marty Balin was the romantic of the Jefferson Airplane but he was pretty much sidelined by the heavier sound Paul Kantner brought to the band with album After Bathing at Baxter's. Marty was briefly able to bring the romance back on the first Jefferson Starship album Dragon Fly with "Caroline" and this song from Red Octopus. And what a voice!

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

Today and coming Back to Me. From the surrealistic pillow album are so incredibly good. Marty put the magic in that band

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

When jack and Jorma left to for Hot Tuna, they pretty much took that heavy element with them

[@syater]

@@Hartlor_Tayley And "It's No Secret" from Takes Off. Great stuff from their Folk Rock roots, as was Surrealistic Pillow. I agree that Jack and Jorma did the ... can we call it... the "heavy lifting" on Baxter and beyond, I think due to Encountering Hendrix. But it was Kantner writing most of the songs.

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

@@syater it’s interesting to listen to Hot Tunas Phosphorescent Rat album where there a couple of very airplane like songs. But yes kantner wrote more and Marty wrote less but I think Baxter’s which they say was mainly Spencer’s project, he left after Altamont and that was when it all fell apart imho.

[@syater]

@@Hartlor_Tayley Wow. I'm afraid I've remained completely unaware that Baxter's was mainly Spencer's project. Other than his drumming I would guess "A Small Package..." was his only contribution. I'd be interested to hear more.

[@bobdelp2023]

HEYYYYYYYYY! :) YOU MIGHT BE THE VERY 1ST TO REACT TO THIS DANIEL, HUGE HIT BIGGGGG HIT AND AWESOME MUSICAL BAND! :) AND OF COURSE R.I.P :( TO THE GREAT ( MARTY BALIN ) WHATTA VOICE :) ENJOYYYYYY

[@RADThird1]

RIP Marty Balin :0(

[@Pcrimson1]

Daniel, give yourself a treat. Forget Starship. Check out "Good Shepard". It's an under appreciated song by their guitarist, Jorma. Then check out his song "Genesis" from his solo album "Quah". This guy is so underrated, it's a crime. And he's still touring. Uh oh, then down a rabbit hole with Hot Tuna...

[@joshoberg9797]

RUNAWAY.

[@haraldtheyounger5504]

Jefferson Airplane - The House At Pooneil Corners

[@MisterWondrous]

Remember the story of Jekyll and Goliath, I believe it was called? Well, Airplane and Starship are a bit like that. As are pre- and post- Stevie and Peter. There was an edge and then there was none. I exaggerate, but 'tis a morsel therein. This here is a fine and beautiful song and more emblematic of the shiny new Starship. Airplane was raw yet Graceful, Slick but not slippery. And psychedelic as funk. Haight-Ashbury. The movie "Flashback" has some great Airplane going on.

[@bobangell1679]

Jekyll and Hyde Davey and Goliath

[@MisterWondrous]

@@bobangell1679 Davey, Davey, Davey. How could I forget? Thanks!

[@nationaltrails9585]

1975 (another great year for music). Loved this song when it came out, was different from what on the radio at the time, good feelings ... Some may note that Starship with a slightly different lineup in 1985, had a #1 Hot 100 hit with We Built This City (written by Bernie Taupin and another, sorry), that was later criticized by media as one of the worst songs ever!

[@roystonmason9125]

which prolly helped it to make even more money ! NOTHING number 1 can be that bad ...look at EBONY and IVORY

[@billyoung8118]

"It is 7 minutes long, so I think we're in for a treat..." Please make sure your seatbelts are fastened and your tray tables stowed in their upright locked position.

[@Yosef1952]

Starship had an uneven career (imo) but this is a very nice number. They were definitely more middle-of-the-road than their Airplane incarnation was, at least as they got older.

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

That’s true but as their style was more middle of the road they usually maintained a certain quality

[@roystonmason9125]

@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee THE BAND RELEASED his singles in the 70s more than anyone ELSE even though he is a butterfly and came and went as he chose .... after the second time he was replaced for quite a while !

[@roystonmason9125]

jefferson starship in the 80s was crunchier than airplane ever could BE!

[@roystonmason9125]

@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee thats your pathetic opinion ! Mickey sings for an hour and a half all hits except the two grace slick songs that some girl does with starship ! GRACE SLICK is the original QUEEN OF ROCK AND ROLL have some respect for american rock royalty ! PUNK

[@roystonmason9125]

@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee Jefferson Starship never lost SLICK ... Slick left starship after =3 NUMBER ONES in 1 and a half years BOOM

[@go234ko96ts5]

You gotta pay attention to the words a little chilling, overall a GREAT song.

[@MissAstorDancer]

Might just be THE most intensely intimate, romantic and sexy songs ever written!

[@theplanetruth]

@@MissAstorDancer agreed. Tantric muzak

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

@@theplanetruth tantric Muzak Lol

[@frugalseverin2282]

Jefferson Airplane was Marty Balin's band which he started with Paul Kantner, he lost control of it when other members wanted to get more psychedelic and political. They didn't care for his romantic ballads but when Kantner formed Jefferson Starship those ballads were big hits. JS wanted more commercial success and Marty gave it to them, eventually becoming a full time member. Kantner and Balin are both gone now and Slick is retired. I think Jorma Kaukonen (guitarist) and Jack Casady (bassist) are still working.

[@Yaktahbay]

Yep, and drummer Spencer Dryden has passed also.

[@neildonley9626]

Try the JA off-shoot, Hot Tuna.

[@castlew4162]

I was looking for reactions to the Indigo Girls and Sarah McLachlan, and there are only a few out there. You could start with a song they did together in 1997 on the Lillith Fair tour, "The Water Is Wide". This is an old folk song(roots in the 1600s) covered in various forms over the years by many artists(Pete Seeger started the modern version), and the Indigo Girls version is very good(see the Club R&R live performance). I saw it live at the first Lillith Fair concert that the Indigo Girls were at, and performed it with Sarah (but not also Jewel). This is the performance on the DVD: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmSVo3SCqtyFqrM For an Indigo Girls song to start with, check out "Kid Fears" live from the Uptown Lounge with Michael Stipe from R.E.M. For a Sarah McLachlan song you could do the popular "Angel"(kzbin.info/www/bejne/omTGlndnhJqpnrM) or "Sweet Surrender".

[@jaemyrick5277]

This is not only a pretty sexy song, Daniel. This is a seductive song. I mean these lyrics Oh My Goodness! ! Makes me blush, every time. I’m gonna pass out.

[@jennd8935]

how about doing Hyperdrive? Also a great song

[@j.8804]

YES!!

[@staticfluxforever]

Now try 10cc’s “I’m Not in Love”. Seriously.

[@williamosborne6866]

Try this track from their next album (Spitfire) - "St.Charles" - they rock a LOT harder: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmWlqaCge9p5lZI or from their debut album (Dragonfly) - "Ride the Tiger": kzbin.info/www/bejne/oouyqWuggpyrnq8

[@JamesRea2]

I love the St. Charles video. I watch it all the time.

[@haintedhouse2990]

'St. Charles' is one of those great lost songs of the 70's.

[@david-yi5tm]

listen please "I saw you"