FIRST TIME HEARING The Grass Roots - Lets Live For Today REACTION

[@richardrump4926]

I was entering Military Basic Training in 1967 when Live For Today was popular. With Vietnam going on this song very appropriate to me...

[@bobthebear1246]

The "guitar" you're referring to, Amber, is actually a *sitar,* an Indian string instrument originally popularized by Ravi Shankar (Fun Fact: One of his daughters was Norah Jones), and first used in a Western Pop song, "Norwegian Wood" by The Beatles in 1965. It quickly became one of the main instruments used in Psychedelic Rock/Pop, with The Grass Roots using it in this, their very first hit song in 1967 (the year in which I was born, btw). Great, memorable song.

[@batmanforpresident9655]

This is one of the greatest songs of the 60's. Also, "Midnight Confessions", Two Divided By Love", " Wait A Million Years", Sooner Or Later", "Temptation Eyes" and "Bella Linda" are great by them.

[@shellyjones9833]

I have the cassette. Though no longer have a cassette player.

[@davedave8602]

Bella Linda! I rarely see anyone mention that song. One of my favorites.

[@user-gt2uf8cq9y]

Originally the creation of producers Steve Barri and the great P.F. Sloan.

[@jimeiden2360]

Then there's The Buckinghams, Tommy James & The Shondells, The Guess Who, Rare Earth, etc

[@donnysmith946]

YES all of the above

[@skip66]

Creed Bratton was a member of the Grass Roots... He played himself on the TV show 'The Office'. It was revealed in one of the last episodes that he was once a member of the Grass Roots and have been in hiding, working at a small paper company in Scranton, PA called Dunder Miflin... ; )

[@DavidFavre-hh9fu]

I love these replies, i learn so much here. The next time i watch The Office i will have to pay more attention to Creed. A wonderful piece of information.! Thank you for sharing.

[@TyroneEpps]

I didn't kmow that thanks for the info peace

[@lindagaudin9546]

So happy you did the Grass Roots!! This is the very song that they were playing when the lead singer, Rob Grill, passed away. His voice was amazing, and he was my very first love ! I had posters of him all over my bedroom walls, and I kissed him every single night! Hey Jay, he was saying I need you deep inside of me, not the other way around!! 😂. More Grass Roots please!! ♥️Linda

[@Mr5thWave]

Thanks for clarifying that for Jay...hope he sees it.

[@debbiegoolsbyjackson95]

Same thought...lol

[@ohjoy6]

Linda, for me it was Warren Entner, his smile made my teenaged heart beat like crazy, lol. I loved "Sooner or Later" and "Midnight Confessions" and Their 16 Greatest Hits album was always playing!

[@karenduell1027]

Loved Rob Grill, one of the most handsome guys of my generation (I'm 63.). Temptation Eyes is my favorite of theirs but I love all of their music! Saw them in 2002 in concert, of course Rob was the only original member but I didn't care because he was my favorite. I saw an interview of him talking about this song being his favorite. RIP Rob, you left us way too early.

[@wallacecallow2255]

He died in the middle of performing this?

[@surlechapeau]

Jay & Amber, you'll love their "Sooner or Later", "Two Divided by Love" and "Midnight Confessions"!!!! These were their 3 big hits from 1968-1971!

[@gwensnyder8313]

And “Temptation Eyes”.

[@stevemancuso9236]

Bella Linda

[@scottromer8584]

Midnight Confessions a great choice!

[@marybaillie8907]

Perfect choices. 👍✌️🇨🇦

[@surlechapeau]

@@marybaillie8907 thank you 👍✌

[@waltw4537]

Grass Roots had many hits. Did see them here in my town. Lots of fun! "Midnight Confessions" has a romping bass line and great vocals. Loved them then and still love the Grass Roots today. Well, you right Jay, lol. And exactly right Amber. An American band for sure. Great reaction guys. Thanks!🧡🧡🧡

[@no2all]

The Grass Roots were a band created by a couple of songwriters at Dunhill Records and charted hits between 1965 to 1976. They had a unique folk-rock sound but also featured two lead vocalists. A lot of the actual recordings of the instrumentation is credited to the Wrecking Crew, an elite collection of studio musicians that were behind most of the LA area recordings in those years. My favorites (in order of my personal preference): "Midnight Confessions" "Let's Live for Today" "Temptation Eyes" "Sooner or Later" "I'd Wait a Million Years" "Where Were You When I Needed You" "Two Divided by Love"

[@patsygroves3812]

The River is Wide too !

[@randyhodges8782]

I agree with this list

[@Grateful_Dad_54]

Creed Bratton (Yes, THAT Creed Bratton!) from 'The Office' played guitar and sang backup vocals on this and other songs from the Grass Roots!

[@LiberalsArePoop]

And he loves mung beans!

[@mattslupek7988]

On one episode of The Office, Creed sings karaoke over his own voice to “Spinning and Reeling”.

[@mattslupek7988]

BOBODY!! BOBODY!!

[@LiberalsArePoop]

@@mattslupek7988 and don't forget the time on the boat when he took the guitar from Michael and just killed it!

[@mattslupek7988]

@@LiberalsArePoop And when they made the video. He was shredding it!!

[@hawkeyegeorge]

Love those guys. I was bartending a company event about 25 years ago and they were the entertainment. None of the party goers seemed to know who they were. They were fantastic!

[@squirrley01]

I was lucky to have a sister 5 years older than me, I got introduced to this band early. I graduated in 1977, my sister in 1972. We were blessed to grow up in that era.

[@Dragonsinger71]

With your enjoyment of 60's tunes, I suggest: Blues Magoos - "(We Ain't Got) Nothin' Yet", Count Five - "Psychotic Reaction", Iron Butterfly - "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" (1968), Jeff Beck Group - "I Ain't Superstitious" (1968), Jimi Hendrix Experience - The Wind Cries Mary (1967), Keith - "98.6", King Crimson - "21st Century Schizoid Man" (1969).

[@sheilameyers152]

“Live for today”…..definitely an anthem for the 60s!…..peace and love!

[@kingscairn]

Is that the attitude that got us where wd are today

[@sheilameyers152]

@@kingscairn …probably☺️

[@kingscairn]

@@sheilameyers152 I was there - and yeah, pretty sure it is

[@sheilameyers152]

@@kingscairn…. tell me what attitude?

[@jzander2966]

The Grass Roots are an American Band originating from California. I was a little boy when I would hear my aunts playing their music and this band was one of them. They were one of my first favorite bands ever.

[@garyarnett1220]

Went to an outdoor "oldies" show in the early 90's that featured a number of 60's popular bands. Grass Roots blew them all off the field (even bigger names). They sounded like they did in their heyday. So good.

[@sagittarian1955]

Midnight Confessions" and "Temptation Eyes" are probably my 2 favorites by The Grass Roots, who were from L.A.. You should also check out 'Lady Willpower" "Young Girl" and "Woman, Woman" by Gary Puckett and the Union Gap who were from San Diego, also in the sixties. Another group I loved from that era was Paul Revere and the Raiders. I think "Kicks" was their most popular song, but I loved "Wednesday's Child" and "Indian Reservation" sometimes called "Cherokee People".

[@seanellio]

"Young Girl" is a good song, but can you imagine the fallout if a band released that today?

[@sagittarian1955]

@@seanellio You are so right. A lot of the songs back then were suggestive, but at least they were not out right raunchy like "W.A.P."

[@gregorymoore2877]

Paul Revere & The Raiders: "Kicks" "Indian Reservation" "Hungry" "Just Like Me" "Good Thing" Gary Pucket & The Union Gap (as stated above): "Lady Willpower" "Woman, Woman" "Young Girl" The Grass Roots: "Temptation Eyes" "I'd Wait A Million Years" "Sooner Or Later" "Midnight Confessions" "Where Were You When I Needed You" (this was covered by The Bangles too.)

[@donnakubiski5572]

I totally agree with you. "Temptation Eyes" and "Midnight Confessions" are my two favorite Grass Roots songs also. I actually have a double greatest hits CD of theirs and every song is great. I also have a band suggestion from the sixties era. Please check out Gerry And The Pacemakers and their songs "Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying" and "Ferry Cross The Mersey". Just like The Beatles there were from Liverpool and were managed by Brian Epstein and produced by George Martin. Their lead singer Gerry Marsden had a great voice (he passed away in January of 2021). RIP

[@davidrosoff3228]

@@seanellio Fallout from what? He's telling her to go away because she's too young. It's a responsible thing to do.

[@marysweeney7370]

Sooner or Later is a great song by the Grassroots.

[@shirleycollins6241]

Their song Sooner Or Later is my go to for sure.

[@oldiesgeek454]

Yes, 😀👍

[@shirleycollins6241]

@@oldiesgeek454 lol

[@ProdigyBowlersTour]

You'll hear other recommendations for Grass Roots songs, and among them will be "Midnight Confessions," which may have been their biggest hit (if "Let's Live for Today" wasn't). But not as many will remember their first hit. It's the one that put them on our radar, and it's awesome: "Where Were You When I Needed You." From 1966. The Grass Roots had a really nice run from 1966 to about 1971 making hit records. Then they just sort of disappeared. Another good one they did was "Temptation Eyes." "Let's Live for Today" is definitely one of those songs that will instantly transport you back to the Summer of Love, 1967. Another band from this era, totally different, though, but will also transport you to the '60s is a group called The Association. Their hits include "Along Comes Mary," "Cherish" (a ballad, their biggest hit), "Never My Love." Very different vibe than the Grass Roots, but still, very '60s. Another one: The Cyrkle. Pronounced "Circle." Just two hits, but they were good ones: "Red Rubber Ball" and "Turn Down Day." Definitely worth a listen. Also from that 1966-67 time frame. A couple of one-hit wonders from that era: The Soul Survivors with a song called "Expressway to Your Heart", and The Music Explosion with their hit "Little Bit O' Soul." Finally, two more one-hit wonders that you will absolutely love: "98.6" by Keith, and "Pied Piper" by Crispian St. Peter. Trust me. Both from '66, both awesome.

[@caretaker158]

Oh I'd be willing to bet that the harmonies of "The Association" will blow their minds!!!!!!!!! Especially "Cherish" and "Never My Love"... the sound is so tight and precise. Also, great suggestion of The Cyrkle doing "Red Rubber Ball". Love that song!

[@turdferguson3475]

98.6 is a perfect pop song.

[@rubroken]

You've named a lot of 60's hits that resonate if you were there but not heard very often now

[@davidogg5269]

Just saw the Grass Roots and The Association a couple of weeks ago in the Happy Together tour. Others in the show included The Vogues ("Five O'Clock World", "Turn Around, Look at Me"), Garry Puckett ("Young Girl", "Lady Willpower", "Woman, Woman"), The Cowsills ("Hair", "The Rain, the Park and Other Things - also known as the Flower Girl song), and of course The Turtles ("Happy Together", "She'd Rather Be With Me"). Ron Dante is the lead singer for current version of The Turtles, but his biggest hit came from another band, the 1969 number one song "Sugar Sugar" by, yes, The Archie's! They played that song as well. The Cowsills we're a family band with several brothers, a little sister, and mom...sound familiar? The Partridge Family show was based on the Cowsills. Never cared much for the Cowsills, but those two songs I listed above were huge in the late '60's. "Hair" from the musical of the same name personifies the late 1960's, while "The Rain, The Park, and Other Things" sounds like something straight from the 1967 Summer of Love. The Cowsills also sang the theme song from the 1960's television show "Love American Style".

[@ProdigyBowlersTour]

@@caretaker158 -- Another good reason for Jay and Amber to listen to the Cyrkle is that they'll get a little music history -- the Cyrkle toured with the Beatles in 1966 as one of the opening acts, along with the Rhondells and Bobby Hebb, who recorded a great song called "Sunny," which they should also do a reaction video to. The Rhondells never made it that big here in America, but they did have one great little song called "Younger Girl," which was written by John Sebastian of the Lovin' Spoonful, another great band from this era that has received wayyyy too little attention from these reaction channels.

[@ajruther67]

The 60's had some of the grooviest music! ☮︎

[@klipkultur2951]

PEACE & LOVE to everybody coming here!!!

[@gwensnyder8313]

He wanted to feel her in his soul, J. Lol

[@princeofcamelot1487]

"deep inside" of him.... Eeee

[@kathyrizzi8754]

I always loved “ The Grass Roots! “ takes me back to the great 60’s music. RIP Rob Grill ♥️

[@jimmyfortrue3741]

They had so many hits and were on the radio all the time.

[@jrox6091]

And yet...they're not in the R&R Hall of Fame are they? SMH

[@elizabethfranco1284]

October 1986 me and my cousins went to the 20th Anniversary Tour of the Monkees with Herman’s Hermits, Gary Puckett and the Union Gap, and The Grass Roots.

[@Bloodewing]

I've never been sorry that I am old enough to have heard all these 60's and 70's songs when they were new and fresh. It was an interesting time to be alive for sure. Oh, and love y'all too

[@loudnoises]

Guys! CREED BRATTON from The Office is the guitarist!!! You can totally recognize him on The album cover ( the guy in the back )

[@elizabethfranco1284]

Sooner or Later,Temptation Eyes,Midnight Confessions,I’d Wait Million Years. A banger band with banger tunes

[@barbkennedy9382]

Yes, the Grassroots...LOVE them~! Hey guys they were from California, LA area I believe.

[@patricknicolucci5073]

I grew up with The Grass roots The river is wide, temptation eyes, Midnight confessions, sooner or later, wait a million years

[@reneleeper7296]

LOVE The Grass Roots. Some of my all time favorite songs are by this group.

[@susanlab572]

"Midnight Confessions" - Great song, great lyrics, beautiful...

[@comeasyouare4545]

Nostalgia attack. Music has that magic to take you back to a time, and a place. It can be both happy, and sorrowful at the same time.

[@pamatat1956]

A "Brand new artists"????!!! The Grass Roots are one my all time favorite pop groups ever. R.I.P. Rob Grill❤❤❤

[@757optim]

This song was released in May of 1967, just in time for "The Summer of Love". That distinctive guitar sound was provided by singer/songwriter/producer and member of The Wrecking Crew, P. F. Sloan.

[@karenstanley6991]

Close my eyes when I hear this song and I'm 15 again. 1967 height of Vietnam and everyone was scared and looking to live in the moment.

[@TristanandIsolt]

That 1-2-3-4 makes the song.

[@kimmaedke2763]

One of my favorite groups when I was in high school. They had many hits. Midnight Confessions and Wait a Million Years are great by them.

[@billofalltrades2633]

The grass roots have some great songs! Definitely worth diving into! Midnight confessions is my favorite of theirs.

[@timtucker3674]

Guitar by Creed Bratton ( Creed from The Office.”

[@sandyboudreaux-barber9586]

One of the best. Hey, the music was an escape from a lot you stuff happening in our lives at that time. I’m so grateful we had it and still do.

[@blackprix]

Love this group from the 60s I was in high school grass roots were huge for us. Sooner or later love is going to get it sooner or later love is going to win! Next song you react to sooner or later you won’t be disappointed

[@oldiesgeek454]

@blackprix. I agree! That's probably my favorite song of theirs if I had to pick just one. 😊 👍

[@blackprix]

@@oldiesgeek454 absolutely ‼️😊

[@philalagna3126]

The Grassroots have tons of hits, check out “midnight confessions”, “sooner or later”, “temptation eyes”, “where were you when I needed you”, “I’d wait a million years”, “two divided by love”

[@timothycook2917]

Hope you guys will check out "Laugh Laugh" by the Beau Brummels from the same era (stereo version though)

[@charlesdavis7461]

Yes, I agree.

[@oldiesgeek454]

@Timothy Cook The Beau Brummel Stones version is pretty good too... 😉

[@dougstevens6257]

The Grass Roots were a hugely talented group who had several hits through the late '60's & '70's. You might also want to check out: "Temptation Eyes," "Where Were You When I Needed You?" and "Sooner or Later." Sheer perfection!

[@laurawatters914]

I had all The Grass Roots albums when I was a teenager, totally awesome!! Brings back memories. 😊💓🤘✌️ Thank you for sharing this awesome video guys, wonderful reactions!

[@randysantiago5454]

Yes, Wait a Million Years and Temptation eyes are my favorites

[@Wordsmyth8]

The Grass Roots had some great songs. My favorite is Midnight Confessions. Yes Jay, they are an American band.

[@gregorymoore2877]

"Jay... American" hey... Jay & The Americans: "Cara Mia" "Come A Little Bit Closer" "Only In America" "This Magic Moment" (a cover of a Drifters song"

[@bryanwhitton1784]

This is probably my favorite song of all time. Too old to sing anymore but when this song comes I have to try. Thanks guys.

[@waynecanning4122]

You’re never too old to sing my friend. Now, singing well… who’s to say?

[@bryanwhitton1784]

@@waynecanning4122 Oh I used to sing in choir but my voice has gotten much older and shall we say not suitable for public. I no longer sing when others can hear. Except my poor wife, I don't consider her as public. But I do love this song, along Poor Side of Town by Johnny Rivers. She knows if either of these songs come on I'm going to sing. 🙂

[@dogsense3773]

As a teenager in the 60s in California and with all these Rock bands from here, I was on top of the world 🌎

[@monicamad1285]

Temptation Eyes and Midnight Confessions by The Grass Roots 🔥🔥*Sooner or Later too 🔥🔥

[@donaldleider7382]

Love The Grass Roots, this was a huge hit when it came out. Im jealous of you guys, you get to hear it for the first time!

[@StevenW1958]

The Grass Roots are an American rock band that charted frequently between 1965 and 1975. The band was originally the creation of Lou Adler and songwriting duo P. F. Sloan and Steve Barri. In their career, they achieved two gold albums, two gold singles and charted singles on the Billboard Hot 100 a total of 21 times. Among their charting singles, they achieved Top 10 three times, Top 20 six times and Top 40 fourteen times. They have sold over 20 million records worldwide.

[@markfadness9204]

"Let's Live Today" was the 3rd Grass Roots single to chart on the Billboard Hot 100 and the 1st to Chart Top 10 (#8/1967). Between 1966 thru 1975, the Grass Roots charted 21 singles on the Hot 100, 14 in the Top 40, 6 in the Top 20, 3 in the Top 10. Biggest hit: "Midnight Confessions" (#5/1968). The group was formed in San Francisco. Recommendation: their 1st single to chart "Where Were You When I Needed You" (1966)

[@marybaillie8907]

1967... Peace, Love, and Rock and Roll. Another groovy reminder of what a great time I was born. Love The GrassRoots. Great American Band. Lots of great songs. Great reaction. Shalalalala Live for Today. Buckets of Maple Syrup love from Canada ❤️❤️ 🇨🇦 🇨🇦

[@alanarakelian5021]

The Grass Roots were huge hitmakers from 1967-72. "I'd Wait A Million Years" from 1969 is a brassy winner.

[@wendydouglas425]

Blast from the past! I had that exact album and played it nonstop! Temptation Eyes, Midnight Confessions, Glory Bound, Where Were You When I Needed You, and more. So glad you liked it! ❤️

[@kimmaedke2763]

Oh forgot about Where we’re You when I needed You. That is a great song too!

[@cjpew]

Same here, still have the album.

[@larryhalbrook6874]

The Grass Roots were a favorite group of mine in the 60s and 70s. They had many big hits including "Bella Linda", "Sooner or Later", Temptation Eyes", "Midnight Confessions", and "Wait a Million Years". They are the "real deal". Love your reaction.

[@idanwillenchik3050]

Jay and Amber, your passion for music is amazing. I love watching you react and marvel at what you see and hear. I have a lot of trouble and pain in my life. Watching your videos makes me feel better even for a few minutes every day. Bless your hearts. Keep doing such good work. May all things good come your way. You guys rock!

[@mdennis9496]

The LOOK on your face had me on the floor! The lyric “ I need to feel you inside of me” had a different meaning. He was on an emotional level, BUT I knew where you were going🤣 Growing up with the Grass Roots I definitely enjoyed their overlooked contribution to the 60s. Love you two……….

[@butterflymama0838]

The Grass Roots are an amazing band! They we're popular from 1965-1975. They are from California. This was one of my parents favorite bands (especially my Dad.) The lead singer has such a great voice! I am 52 and I could listen to this band all day. Great reaction, J & Amber ✌️

[@Shrykespeare]

An oldie but a goodie! "Midnight Confessions" is another one of the bigger hits, as is "Sooner or Later", "Wait a Million Years", "Temptation Eyes" and "Two Divided by Love". The lead singer's name is Rob Grill (1943-2011).

[@TheMrBlackCrow]

This has always been one of my most favorite songs ever..brings back so many memories.

[@bernardsalvatore1929]

HOW DID I KNOW THAT AMBER WAS GOING TO FALL ABSOLUTELY IN LOVE WITH THIS SONG BEFORE I EVEN STARTED WATCHING THE VIDEO!??😝😝😁😁😁😁😎😎😎❤️❤️

[@stevenstranger9384]

Rob Brill had a great distinctive voice.

[@roxy0329]

I have two words: Midnight Confessions. My dad introduced me to this song when I was little and I have loved it ever since.

[@deboraharmstrong252]

One of the most under rated bands of all time. The Grass Roots and Bread...

[@SusanJohnston]

You make me smile! And in another month or so I will be sable to see you well!!

[@nancywengert7301]

I was a teenager during the 60's and I think that we had some of the best music ever! I still listen to the oldies to improve my mood whenever I'm feeling down.

[@brucster99b2]

I think yer referring to a sitar (the twangy-ish sound), although in this song, it's just his guitar. Midnight Confessions was a cool number from The Grass Roots.

[@TyroneEpps]

I was 10 years old when this song came out in 1967

[@brucewozniak9473]

One of my top 25 songs of all time. Great band, many hits

[@caretaker158]

Always had a crush on Rob Grill (lead singer, bass), especially with the moustache. Midnight Confessions has to be my all time favorite song of theirs, although I like every one I ever heard.

[@Reshyrah]

Love the simplicity, the rhythm and the message of this song. It's all very relevant even today. One of my absolute favorites to play on my radio show. Glad you guys are reacting to The Grass Roots at last.💗

[@bradsullivan2495]

There's still plenty more from another group in this era: the Guess Who: "American Woman" "Albert Flasher" "Clap for the Wolfman" "Star Baby" "No Time" "These Eyes" "Undun" "Share the Land"

[@VickiHartley]

Clap for the Wolfman is a great suggestion

[@donnalawrence4666]

My favorite all time Band. So many great hits!! It’s almost like time has forgotten this great band. Follow up with Midnight Confessions or Wait a million years. So many good ones. Thank you for finally getting to them!!

[@davechaney1452]

Midnight Confessions and Wait a Million Years have always been my favorite Grass Roots songs.

[@dagmar.6954]

The Grass Roots are a great American rock band from the 60's-70's. I had some of their records. They had a lot of big hits such as "Midnight Confession", "Things I Should Have Said", "Bella Linda", "Lovin' Things", "The River Is Wide", "I'd Wait A Million Years", "Heaven Knows", "Walking Through The Country", "Baby Hold On", "Temptation Eyes", "Sooner Or Later", "Two Divided By Love", "Glory Bound", "The Runway" etc.

[@sharonstark1014]

The Grassroots are an American band that originated in 1965 in Los Angeles, CA. They had a lot of hits from 1965-1975. Check out their other hits, Midnight Confessions, Sooner or Later, I'd wait a Million Years and Temptation Eyes.

[@DeniseKeifer-c1b]

My most favorite band...Rob Grill I just totally adore.

[@elizabethfranco1284]

You need more Donovan, Season of the Witch,Hurdy Gurdy Man,Jennifer Juniper,Wear Your Love Like Heaven, and Sunshine Superman

[@827dusty]

What a great old "Classic Rock" oldie. One of the top 100 on my list of favorites.

[@craigslue]

I was born in 1960 so I grew up hearing these songs but really got into music in the mid 70's and on but I just still love the guitar sound of the mid 60's to 1970, The guitars had such a unique wonderful sound. The grass Roots were definitely an American band.

[@leftcoaster67]

I'd wait a million years is amazing as well. You can't go wrong with The Grass Roots.

[@michaelmurphy622]

this is a super awesome band, they were the 60's & 70's. every time we turned on the am radio the grass roots were playing. they have more hits, i hope you can play. love u guys

[@kpowers]

The Grass Roots has really great music. Other great songs are: I'd Wait A Million Years, Midnight Confessions, Sooner Or Later, Temptation Eyes, and Two Divided By Love.

[@karencoulson4685]

First time I heard this group, it was this particular album (Grass Roots Greatest Hits). I even remember the exact date (September 15, 1973) as it was the day my big brother passed away from a car accident. I still love their music and had suggested it a few times so am glad you finally got to them. Thanks for the memories.:)

[@craigreid7178]

My band in Florida back in the late '60s got to open for The Grass Roots twice. They were a super good band!!! They had tons of hits over the years too - there's a lot to explore here.

[@SingOnStreet]

Excellent performance! Fantastic!!. I love it.😉🥰🤩

[@danielbenincasa770]

Love the sound in the headset....Wow! Peace, Love, Music!!!! Groovy!!!

[@davidschecter4462]

Since you love brass you are going to love so many of the Grassroots hits. This was an earlier song for them before the production style changed and they have some of the best pop rock horn songs ever written

[@davidogg5269]

Just saw the current iteration of The Grass Roots with the Happy Together tour. Played this one, "Midnight Confessions", "Temptation Eyes", "Sooner or Later", "Wait a million Years", "Two Divided by Love". These are all different than "Live for Today", but all are outstanding.

[@bobash5062]

TONS of hits these guys. This is my favorite of theirs. I can listen to over and over

[@singluna888]

The Grass Roots were one of those bands that all the members are stand outs. This is great music.

[@stevestarr6395]

Yes these guys were good and embodied the 60’s sound. The sound your talking about Amber was a Sitar used a lot back then!

[@brianalbert8077]

Been watching you two for months and really enjoy your videos. I'm 61, Canadian and have been listening to new rock since I was a toddler. I love the genuine love you show for each other and for the 60s and 70s music of my youth. Although I'm now into bands like Mod Sun, MGK and Blackbear, I still appreciate my 60s and 70s roots. I would like to suggest a couple of videos for you two old souls to listen to. The first is one that still gets me emotional every time I hear it: The Last Resort by the Eagles and the second the hilarious 1974 live performance of My Ding-a-Ling by the REAL king of rock and roll....the Great Chuck Berry

[@brentcox7772]

Cool song!! Try “Classical Gas” from 1968!!!🤘🔥

[@scottromer8584]

Wow, Grassroots! Temptation Eyes & Sooner or Later are great songs and faster paced.

[@snowbirdlady8496]

We all loved this song and the Grass Roots. Amber, you would have made a great flower child! I can just see you swaying to the music with love beads and flowers in your hair. 🏵

[@elainedixon1954]

Love grassroots, grew up listening to them, I am going to be 70 this year old.