FIRST TIME HEARING | Player - Baby Come Back | REACTION

[@sandraherron9064]

You have soul. I have watched many reactions and the reaction you just had can NOT be faked. You feel it deeper than simply the words and melody. NOT everyone hears and feels music like you do. I feel it like that too and it's obvious when a reaction video is faking. YOu have something very special, you have SOUL. If you have it ,you recognize it in others. It goes beyond race, gender all that stuff. That was the sweetest reaction I have ever saw. Raw and genuine.😊

[@Satori_My_G]

Most definitely 🙏 real recognize REAL!

[@catherineberkley93]

Good times

[@23skidoo46]

this is just an example of what us older peeps are referring to when we say "the music ain't the same as back in the day".

[@mariettasmith2691]

Heck yeah….!!! We did have the jams!!!

[@gregmoquino7896]

Still do...... They never left my listening to diet..... Many different genres from back in the day.... Go sho

[@DeathDealer2025]

Yes, that's true.

[@latoyambetshu740]

And it aint the same!

[@blessedluv1973]

Facts. I used to sing the hell out of this song, as a little girl. I think I was 3 or 4.🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Mrcool19771]

Us that grew up in the seventies, loved this song, being African American, I played this song a million times. To this day , my friends ( now in our sixties) still love this song.

[@pureceeparis]

Nothing like seventies soft rock. Blessed to have grown up with it AND soul, R & B, Jazz, the Blues, Pop. All of it. What a time.

[@Bigboi223GotEm]

@@pureceeparis my parents raised me on all of this i’m so thankful for being able to know these amazing songs from like the isley brothers these guys etc

[@skbwolverine]

Yes-this! I was born in 71'. I'm also black. My parents listened to everything! I would sit and listen to the music while looking/reading information on the albums about the artists/musicians, the different instruments and vocals they performed, and lyrics on those double-albums.😂 I loved doing that. While, there is some talent in today's music, it just isn't the same. 😩

[@lavondahazaimh1888]

Love it

[@kittycatruby]

Omg! They did that 👏

[@cyndigirl418]

This is the proper way to apologize to a woman! Player DID THAT! 💪💪💖💖

[@cmlady0437]

Definitely agree... Very smooth Also, song by Phil Perry - I'm sorry 🎶 (He sings Str8 from the heart) And coming from a female side 😏 Let's not forget about Anita Baker - ' I apologize' 🎶

[@Val_and_Fam_of_So.Cal.2430]

Amen to that Cyndigirl 😃👍! This song and your statement otta be a commercial for all the big knucklehead fools out there..

[@michaelstone9422]

Now you know the feel of the 70's and you'll never feel the same. Todays music is not even close.

[@ejaubert]

Totally agree!!!

[@KelliViti]

The 70s had some of the best, & widest variety, of music. This was all over the radio. When I was nine.

[@womanonthinice1276]

It was the greatest#!!!

[@jamomathews9890]

Variety... almost everybody was sanging with heart and soul.... blue eyed soul

[@Juan_E_Dewitt]

Yep. We got exposed to "music" and genre lines were blurred to everyone's benefit.

[@joeyricefried9621]

The Best

[@Tonia682]

There was so much great music from different genres on the radio back then.

[@yolandalumpkin1605]

Omg the 70s I graduated 1979 ..this song was the bomb...still sounds good...those guitars, drums, harmonies...2024 still a hit. Just makes me happy to hear...& lead singer was British.

[@debyahysrael8264]

I really enjoy this younger generation listening to and appreciating the music We fell in love with.

[@cyndigirl418]

Now you see why so many modern artist's sample from older music! They know how GREAT it is! 🔥🔥🔥

[@TerriLynn714]

Three 6 Mafia Elvis Presley in the Ghetto

[@skbwolverine]

Yes-indeed!

[@SoloVision42]

Facts

[@NotSoTypikal]

🎯

[@derekbeck9124]

Say it again for the people in back

[@sheiladrucker6872]

70's Baby! My generation! You will grow spiritually when you start listening to this music! Yes, we had the groove!

[@curtispugh4092]

I'm 60 years old and I've always loved that song it's a Banger .

[@worldthroughmyeyes8154]

Bahahaha. Classic. Ur funny! This comment will stay w/ me friday 2nd shift.

[@mariettasmith2691]

I’m 63….I was there, too!!!🎶🎶🎶

[@fenway2kenterprisesllc717]

First 60 year old I've ever heard use the word "Banger"

[@jeanniejacksonsmith6204]

This is the music I grew up on.....this was music

[@Happyandfree67]

Yes ma'am 💯

[@adithalee8660]

I know most of this music was our children songs. Nice having smooth and nice music like this. Reminds me of being driven in a car to a picnic and listening to music like this as your dad or mom played it in the car. Better times as little bitties. I know people like to focus on the racism thing but in the 1970s the whites and blacks got along. I supposedly grew up in a ghetto (there were whites in the ghetto to people) that didn't remind you of a ghetto. I hate that people want to act like that was the only thing defining our nation. Could be the reason why so many blue eyed singers back then also. After they made it big they might have lied and said they grew up around alot of white people and they didn't. Back in the 1970s there were several blue collar families and they didn't all live in predominantly white neighborhoods some lived in black neighborhoods/ghettos and went to the same school and learned how to sing like blacks and had black friends. Similar to Chris Rocks show. I'm not saying there was NEVER EVER ANY RACIST TENSIONS. BUT IT DIDN'T OUTNUMBER THE POSITIVE PART. SOMETIMES WHEN THEY DID GET TOO KUKOO THE BLACKS AND WHITES THEY'D TURN THE CRAZY INTO A VERSION LIKE THE CHAPPELLE SHOW AND START LAUGHING AT HOW CRAZY THEY ALL SOUNDED.

[@charlesfitzgerald9631]

So glad I grew up in mid 70’s....This song, KC & Sunshine Band....frickin Commodores !!!....bangers !

[@worldthroughmyeyes8154]

Commadores. Just listened 2 'em.

[@richardbrown5670]

Yeah it was magic.

[@janiemarshall7928]

Satori. This auntie is so happy to see you enjoy this. This song crossed over to the R&B charts in the day day. God bless you on your musical journey. ✝

[@jameslong1644]

This is the reaction you get when you first discover real music. Growing up in the 70's was the best thing ever.

[@billieeverett1557]

gotta love the music from the 70's and 80's they don't make music like that anymore

[@JamesKlass79]

I swear, The power of a live band composing this type of sound is crazy

[@BigStarChilton]

The 70's were the decade of smoooooooth. People were all so mellow and together coming out of the civil rights era that love was in the air. For people my age we don't understand where all the race hate has come from because we had worked through that shizz and were all about that good feeling. You had white bands playing funk soul smooth rock, multi racial bands playing everything under the sun, and everybody listened to everything while we all danced on the same dance floors.

[@Bartikus]

Exactly. Many of my longest and closest lifelong friends are black. I guess we grew up in a more accepting generation. Our differences were appreciated in one another. In fact, the culture of music was so powerful it influenced people's faith in church, their political beliefs etc. People celebrated and differences and were embraced all the more. I pray for America's return to that day. We are all Children, creations and masterpieces of God!

[@willywonka7812]

Swept under the rug until capitalists needed something to divide the working-class again

[@STARRiNGLOLiTA]

It’s easy to look at nostalgia through rose colored glasses.

[@ods123100]

@@STARRiNGLOLiTA One day when you get older you’ll have the same exact feelings and memories, if you live to be our age. Hopefully and praying you get to wear those rose colored glasses!

[@gadget00]

@@STARRiNGLOLiTA the thing is, it isn't just 'nostalgia'; it's the life they lived. Those are their factual experiences and memories; you can't throw them down as "rose colored glasses" unless they are speaking in broad sense. The 60s and 70s saw levels of racial integration that were unthinkable in the 40s and 50s, but happened very quick and the US socially was a happier place by a mile, than the hot ignorant mess it is today

[@DevInvest]

“Fooled Around And Fell In Love”- Elvin Bishop- Stand by to be completely blown away. Watch the “live “ version

[@CryssLuvsMuzik]

Was Elvin a part of Player? I know one of his guys went Jefferson Starship (Jane, Not Enough).

[@mdwayne741]

You got that right ....Mickey Thomas. What a voice...great song.

[@theresatitus-lawson3431]

That's one of my favorites, OMG!

[@spicypickle889]

I just listened to it. Obvious talent but I didn't care for it. Baby Come Back is a hit. In my opinion, that song is not.

[@Tonia682]

That song is 🔥🔥

[@mariannedangelo5085]

We had it ALL in the 70’s❤️I’m so blessed to have witnessed it all 🙏❤️❤️

[@keithroberts4028]

"Them white boys are JAMMIN!", as we used to say back in the day.

[@kittycatruby]

Ambrosia "HOW much I feel!" OMG!

[@scot60]

Welcome to 1977 bruh. I was 16 when this came out. Loved it then, love it now. Never gets old and has been on my playlist ever since. I’m 60 now and this still kills me every time I listen to it. Try their other hit “ This time I’m In It for love”

[@Juan_E_Dewitt]

I was 6 and remember singing the chorus cuz that's all I paid attention to lol

[@skbwolverine]

@@Juan_E_Dewitt Same. I was six also. My parents were fans of this group too. I haven't heard this song in years (accept from a commercial). Somehow I still remember every single word.😂

[@toughpull]

Another great song from the 70’s when music had Soul Love Rock and passion about the music! Lost in today’s music is these feelings. This song was 77 when I was 21 I lived through the best!

[@morenaselice5288]

Anch'io! 😍

[@trkrla5113]

jim collins...I was 26 then. I'm a few clock strokes and several months to 70 now. Just enjoying this new generation appreciating the wonderful songs us boomers grew up on!

[@jazshas]

Songs about more than bangin somebody. Songs about the deeper side of love.

[@zelstephen]

Yes bro this is how we were rolling in the 70's & 80's. This was such a great era for music from the 60's to 90's

[@billpemberton4981]

You need to listen to Bobby Caldwell.”What you won’t do for love”.You’ll be shocked

[@YolandaRevealed]

He will for real lol. 😉

[@deliadrake263]

Subbed!! Your reaction was priceless. 🙌🏽 This is what us old heads talk about when we say that the music we had back in the day went hard or that they don’t make ‘em like this anymore. If you didn’t know...now you do. This song will forever be in my playlist. 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@cyndigirl418]

The lead singer Peter Beckett is British! They have some DOPE and Soulful musicians across the pond! He's now 74 and still performing!! 🔥🔥🔥✌🏾✌🏾✌🏾

[@jamesmiller1048]

When the song touches your soul you just know it.

[@chercee]

I was 17 when this came out. This is classic '70s soft rock & soul!

[@TerriLynn714]

♥️ your response 😂 “I didn’t know y’all had this” 😂

[@andreasteele2814]

This was a great song back in the day!

[@ExpatMediaZone]

Great musicians, great music stand the test of time.

[@terryduncan31]

60"s through the 90's had it all covered.

[@jmango2636]

Check out Ambrosia- How much I feel Or Ambrosia - Biggest part of me

[@kathysanders6183]

Oh yes....I was in high school when this came out and Average White Band. We had good music back then. Believe me it is truly missed... I love your reactions to old school music. You can't get no better than this. 😁👍

[@robertadams7751]

Peter Beckett is the lead singer and guitarist that shreds at the end

[@mdwayne741]

Peter still sounds great...mind blowing.

[@aggz2641]

Forever a classic 🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@VeronicaJ1959]

Check out Ambrosia....song is How Much I Feel......think you'll really like it.

[@StaciaAmnaber]

I think your right! Yes

[@Tonia682]

Great song

[@ImLaurenStephens]

the guy in the red shirt is ronn moss from the bold and the beautiful =) he played Ridge Forrester!

[@michellegriffith4200]

This is what you call, a love song.

[@michael1460]

I feel like that was such a genuine reaction...I really appreciate how you enjoyed that song.

[@GinaGeeILuvu]

I love this song! Player, like so many other seventies bands, were very musical and soulful! The guy in the red formerly was on the Soap Opera, The Bold and The Beautiful, as Ridge Forrester. He played him for about 25 years. Anyway, this song is monster iconic!!

[@garfield122010]

The 70's were the best hands down !!! I say I'm trapped in the 70's and I don't want to come back ever lol !!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@richardlong419]

This one of my great joys in life… Watching a younger generation discovering, and truly enjoying the music that I grew up with. And, it seems to me, that you TRULY enjoyed this one. Great reaction my friend…

[@giangatang]

I love the how much his demeanor changed after hearing how fire the song was.

[@BlackMoonHawk]

The first time I heard this song I was 9 yrs old in 1977 on the radio, we were on our way to the hilltop mall movie theater in the bay area to watch Star Wars! Man how time flies!!!

[@susanhicks2300]

The good thing about music is it's forever and it will always transport you to wherever you want to be.

[@nightmoves7989]

Exactly! I always use the same analogy. Like this and others from the 70s take me back to my house when I was 5 or 6 and being in my dad's Bar room, playing around with his guitars, remembering the parties my parents used to have often on the weekends and the music was always a big part of the parties. I can still smell the cigarettes and beer, I can still see the chains that my mom used to make from beer cans when they had pull off tabs, she would always make a chain whenever her and my dad would go out on the weekends and then she would take those little chains from her purse and add it to the one at home and each weekend it got longer and longer, eventually hanging from the ceiling behind my dad's Bar. I can remember the strobe light, the black light, remember taking my dad's Richard Pryor albums and Redd Foxx, George Carlin and listening to them in my room with my big headphones on and laughing my butt off and I probably didn't understand half of what they were saying but the profanity was enough to get me laughing. I miss the 70s so much, nothing is like it was years ago.

[@cathywilson1273]

This is what we listened to in the 70's...as teens!! The music was very expressive, lyrical, rhythmic, relatable, and just plain fun to listen to!

[@timsparks4990]

Satori, welcome to the GREATEST generation of MUSIC! The 70's! I got to grow up with these songs and I feel very privileged to have done so! I see the same reactions from so many people of the younger generations. It's evident that they envy the kind of songs we had back then. True talent. No AUTO-TUNE. Instruments were played, vocals were sung, and music was composed! Music still came from the HEART back then! I will put my generations' music up against any other and let people decide for themselves. It would be a lengthy process, but I am sure who would come out on top! Great reaction video my young brother! Keep diving into the 70's and tell me if I'm wrong. Much respect for all the people like yourself who truly open themselves to various music genres and generations!

[@timmholl9238]

I grew up in the 70s listening to music like this all over radio. We weren't as divided back then as we are today and it's a very sad things how our society has had a wedge driven between us by the media over the last 30 years. We aren't that much different as you noticed. Divide and conquer as they say. United we stand! Sit back and enjoy the music of yesterday.

[@kudarakaneh5915]

There was so much good music in the 70's and 80's we didn't care he made it, we just loved good music. Music from white, black, english, country, we listened to it all.

[@CryssLuvsMuzik]

Ron Moss was an EXCELLENT Bassist, until he became Ridge on "Bold and the Beautiful". Wish he'd done both like Rick Springfield.

[@gadget00]

my God, the face he has at 4:24 ; a whole new world opened before him! LOLOLOLOL this song is an absolute classic, how cool it is to not live life without ever hearing it anymore! Amazing moment The 70s era had some ridiculously good musicians and songwriters, that's a fact. THey were like SO pro for playing in "regular" pop rock and soul bands. Like EXTREMELY polished for popular music; that hasn't happened again imho

[@pammysplaylist2706]

Young fella I just tuned in to your channel. You are in for the ride of your life, the 60’s the 70’s and early 80’s. Enjoy my brother. Another good one is Todd Rundgren’s hello it’s me. The Isley’s did it too both are great !

[@audreydoy4878]

I'm 67, and I grew with this music, my favorite era of music is the 60s, I also like the 70s 80s. There's a song called I go crazy by Paul Davis, There's a song called Don't dream its over by Crowded House, There's a song called The one who loves you by Glen Frey, There's a song called Just once in my life by the Righteous Brothers. There's a song called Don't let the Sun Catch you Crying by Gerry and the Pacemakers, just to name a few. Smile Everyone.

[@11dsw]

My era is the 80s and 90s… I realize that the pinnacle of pop music was the 1970s…period.

[@scottmarkey1481]

Love you my brother after seeing your reaction to (Player) Baby Come Back......Us white guys can have some soul....Cheers, Subscribed!!!!!😊

[@winykittygirl]

🙆‍♀️🙆‍♀️💃💃💘💘💘💘

[@lindamattern3433]

I can't get enough of your reaction to this old song, you're the best. You turned yourself out for all of us.

[@Lolo-zs2eo]

Another classic jam. Love this song, and your reaction.

[@nightmoves7989]

1970s had an explosion of what is now called "Blue eyed soul" White boys that grew up idolizing Black Motown artist from the 50s and 60s and it shows in their music. Hall & Oats was another soulful group from the 70s and 80s

[@GwenByrd-d4k]

Honey there is so much more to learn about our old school music. I was born in 1955 , so i heard all of this good music.

[@filmsmetanoia]

This is one of my favorite songs from the 70s. I recommend How Much I Feel by Ambrosia. Look it up, take a listen and give it your reaction. It's such a great song. I promise you'll love it. Much love💘

[@al5603]

And Biggest Part of Me by Ambrosia

[@Tonia682]

I love How Much…great song choice!

[@cyndigirl418]

Beyond Dope!! What???!!! 💥💥💥💥

[@tonyarodriguez2098]

Their are so many fabulous songs and here is one

[@diannebleacher6156]

Oh my heart! This gets me right in the feels every single time I hear that song!!! Thank you for reacting to this musical art! ❤️

[@KNichelle]

😂Bro ...I’ve heard this song before but had no idea who sang it🤔 Another classic reaction,Satori 😂

[@Satori_My_G]

😂😂😂

[@whysoserious1534]

🤯😂🤣

[@sherrisolomon8673]

@@Satori_My_GThey play this on lite like forever. You probably heard it in the Taxi or stores.

[@jhamler1]

An excellent mix of Classic Rock and Blue-Eyed Soul. Doobie Brothers and Hall and Oates cornered the market in the late '70's early 80's but there were other stand outs. Simply Red comes to mind.

[@greeneggsham3538]

I was a senior at high school, and anyone in my shoes were lucky to hear the best songs from real talented musicians who can actually PLAY MUSIC. Lead singer Beckett actually played a few gigs with hall n oats.

[@charlottenichols3012]

Because we didn’t have black or white music, we had MUSIC period! In my 50s and me and my husband still love this song 🎶🎶🎶🎶🔥🔥

[@mariettasmith2691]

JUST THE MUSIC!!!!

[@SWillibr]

I'm thankful for growing up in the 70s. Music like Player just put it in motion for me. So glad you dig it!

[@theresatitus-lawson3431]

Yes! I know what you are trying to say! There just aren't any words! LOL There is so much good music out there that you haven't heard!! This is what the older generations have been enjoying during our younger years. I enjoyed your reaction. It was real!

[@monicar503]

If you haven't checked out The Bee Gee's yet... Please do! You won't regret it😁 Too much heaven, How deep is your love, More than a woman, Staying alive just to name a few😊

[@CryssLuvsMuzik]

That's a beautiful rabbit hole through which to fall!♥️

[@catherineprince5345]

Being a product of this era, this is the music we grew up on. This played on everybody's radio stations and of course, we had it on vinyl!! :-) LOVE my 70's music!!

[@THEWRITERSTELEVISION]

I was born in the 60s. The music was serious and memorable. The words meant something real. The instruments, the voices. Glad to see youngsters enjoying what we loved in our time of music.

[@berniec7134]

I graduated in 1970 and being out of on my own music was my inspiration to go on. We had such good bands and musicians. Glad to see you appreciate our Era. 👏👩‍🦳

[@davisorange6368]

I love this song by Player. It's smooth, groovy, the lyrics are brilliant. Beautiful harmony, & melody.

[@deesee3622]

I used to hear this song on a commercial in the 90s and didnt know it was a real song lol the guitar player with the black hair was in the bold and the beuatilful soap opera for 25 years from 1987-2012

[@tracylocke1657]

Georgie porgy, all those blue eye soul had it going on. Hall & Oats Farwell concert was great 👍

[@tracylocke1657]

I have pictures of that concert

[@rainerader1182]

There’s people in this country that have amazing talents.

[@Bartikus]

Everybody listened, sang and danced to this back in the days. God those days were the greatest!

[@SohoCaliforniaVintage]

Im so glad I got to witness your reaction, it made my day😊💜💜💜💜💜

[@gugula11]

Now your talking, Baby come back, there was something & everything about you! Oh yeah, taken me back down memory lane! Love your reaction 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🎵💃🏽🎶💝

[@womanonthinice1276]

The 70s Baby!!! The best music!!!!

[@richardcogbill6791]

Player as well as the group Ambrosia was all over pop and R&B stations. Check out Ambrosia..."How Much I Feel".

[@lorib1466]

I remember hearing this song as a very young teenager. Aah, back when music made you feel something!

[@mr.rogers1962]

The 70s best decade no autotune

[@helenmalina799]

Great walk down memory lane,loved your reaction...we had great music

[@kimberlyhicks3644]

I'll bet a lot of babies were conceived during this song.

[@reidawilliams9375]

Dang I love your reaction because it’s a definite appreciation for our 70’s music!! Happy I came up through this era

[@andrewbrown1051]

Thank you! This old guy enjoyed re-hearing for the first time with you. That noise is the electric synthesizer.

[@g.dubyou6263]

I just watched like 8 of your videos, and I’m happy for you. Man, I love to see people listening to good music they missed back in the day. Great reaction. 🙌🙌🙌

[@CLRoess]

You know you’re dope & down with it for real when you can work this line into a song: “all day long wearin’ a mask of false bravado.” How many other good songs out there that use the word bravado?

[@SoulRider.222]

New sub here. Just signed on to say that. For real. I also just found this song today because of you. And I was born in 1972. Peace out!

[@TheDivayenta]

Everyone did all kinds of music. There was so much diversity. Check out Michael McDonald !

[@cameronstestingart794]

Was 20 yrs old when this came out and you could slow dance and fast dance to this classic at the same time! Real lyrics and instruments, nothing fake. Love your reaction💗

[@josephineclark5090]

This Is Just Great Music and Instrumentals

[@yoshiodiaz8600]

Your reaction to this is classic. I remember growing up to this as a kid. My uncle and sister would blast this on the radio whenever it came on

[@adithalee8660]

Two of the singers were soap opera stars on Bold and the beautiful and Young and the Restless. The man in the red playing the guitar is Ron Moss who played Playboy Ridge Forrester on Bold and the Beautiful and the other guitar player played Scotty a Doctor on Young and the Restless.

[@laminage]

The Guy in The Orange Shirt was Ron Moss who from 1987-2012 played Ridge Forrester #1 on The Bold & The Beautiful. In The UK alot of Former Pop Stars reinvent themselves on UK Soaps and do very well.