I Felt That!! 🥺😱 | Dave Loggins - Please Come to Boston | REACTION/REVIEW

I Felt That!! Dave Loggins - Please Come to Boston REACTION/REVIEW
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[@oldmusclecars9419]

Another one of those songs that after 40 years, when or where it comes on, you stop to listen. It NEVER gets old.

[@petermorgan5303]

RIP to Dave Loggins. This is one of those songs that once you hear it, you never forget it. Timeless classic

[@Noelle0026]

This was my first dance song at my wedding. A few years later I sang it to my husband as he passed away from cancer. Makes me cry every time I hear it now.

[@watchbizmatik]

OH WOW..R.I.P to your husband 🙏🏿

[@angelskunk2206]

I’m sorry for your loss ❤️

[@allendixon7700]

Davis from my Hometown Bristol, think about it. Tennessee Bristol is in Tennessee. It's still a zantana say think about it. Place come to bristol bristol at boston is not in tennessee

[@allendixon7700]

I always enjoy doctor Dave, but please come to Bristol's. What he wanted to call it but do you know how to record companies stay

[@allendixon7700]

Think about a brother earth church a r r c church Homeboy homeboy he does a soundcloud homeboy and he's also smoozed up on another Springsteen how you smooth on earth or no springsteen by eric church Or homeboy art church does oz dogs I think a homeboy should like home Question mark

[@TristanandIsolt]

That girl really had her mind set. The poetry he was singing would have convinced about 99% of women to go to him.

[@TristanandIsolt]

You're reaction put a big fucking smile on my face. He has a world class voice and is singing some of the most beautiful poetry ever set to music.

[@MarkChappell1]

You got this so right, he's a struggling musician. Great song, always loved it.

[@dannyboy2751]

One of the greatest songs EVER!!❤❤❤❤

[@gdmyers47]

"Café, where I hope to be working soon" refers to him playing music at the café; as some cafes, even today, sometimes hire musicians to play music while the customers eat their meals.

[@christopherbailey557]

This to me is my AM radio in my pillow listening to depending on the weather, this awesome song. Thanks man!

[@Tuesdays_Gone]

I used to cry when I was a little girl, when I heard this. This song, and Sylvia’s Mother. I was probably too young to understand the full meaning, but I felt the sadness and pain.

[@gaylemitchell5881]

Right!

[@mso4433]

The "Stars that fell from the sky" in California refers to movie stars that no longer are popular. Beautiful song. Thanks for sharing.

[@noreensteding3848]

Wow! I’ve loved that song since the mid seventies and never knew the meaning of that line. Thank you! I’m so glad I always read the comments☺️

[@Chamomileable]

There are some songs that carry with them all the sadness of their meaning on the recording. When you hear this song, it portrays such a feeling of longing and singleminded love for someone. It's hard not to get emotional.

[@annmills3163]

Nice to see you’re back! ☮️💜🎶

[@watchbizmatik]

Thanks its nice to be back

[@myownchannel247]

This song is impossible to forget, good choice 👍

[@janishaldeman3339]

I always loved this song

[@anncallari7063]

Me too. It’s beautiful.

[@John_Locke_108]

Absolutely haunting vocal. One of my favorites.

[@JamesKeno]

Thanks for the reaction contributions. Maybe one day the next generation will start listening to music 🎵🎶

[@jimshaw9449]

Just loved how you laid your truth down, "how dangerous would my ego be" LOL!

[@watchbizmatik]

😂😂😂😂

[@CarolynAllen-fc2vs]

one of the good ones when there was still talent.

[@ginasavonell7007]

I'm so glad you got to this one.🤗

[@barbwolpert1856]

One of my favorites!

[@benbolton2527]

This was a true story he 10:06 was raised in mountain tn City he's Kenny logins cousin

[@angelskunk2206]

I think the line about the stars is a double entendre..”and there’s some stars that fell from the sky living up on the hill”

[@TBelk]

Yes, the "stars" being celebrities whose popularity has faded.

[@denisemay6807]

Great song! This song was BIG in it’s day. I was living in Cranston at the time, and when I hear this song I can still see in my mind’s eye all the old snow piled up in the roadsides and the feelings I had back in the come flooding back because my man had to go away to school for months at time and he would always wind up coming home early because we couldn’t stand to be apart; snd yes, he would try to get me to come be with him, but I wanted HIM to come home. Memories, [sigh]

[@watchbizmatik]

Cranston RI?

[@denisemay6807]

@@watchbizmatik yup. We already talked about that once. I graduated from Cranston High School East snd went to RI Junior College in Warwick.

[@mikewarker4445]

Mellow Biz, this one will stay in your head for a bit

[@laurahatzes6964]

Great pick! Great reaction!

[@watchbizmatik]

Thank you

[@dennytroy]

The stars that fell from the sky living up in the hills. That’s Hollywood. Movie stars living in Hollywood.

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

This was on the radio, David Allan Coe did this, and that's the one I listen to.

[@mikewarker4445]

My doggies been gone 4 months , I felt him rolling over when you started singing again

[@MoMoMyPup10]

Yeah, it's in the melody that hits you in the feels. It was almost like the lyrics were secondary growing up listening to these songs. Sure we sang every word but it was the _aroma_ of a nice melody that struck home. "Danny's Song" is another of his when he was with Jim Messina that has it too. You did good on this one BM!

[@J_Gamble]

There's no place like home...........This song came out when I was a pre-teen. Perfect age for girls and sentimental songs.

[@Smootman1]

I remember this one, BizMatik. Gonna request you react to Dan Fogelberg. No order here, As The Raven Flies, Phoenix (long version), There's A Place In This World For A Gambler 😎😎

[@joyceymartin2033]

Regardless!!!!!💞✌️

[@LaoTzuChi]

I love me some Dave Loggins. I was hooking up with this album when I was a little kid because my dad used to play it when it came out in the 70s. I know all the songs. I’ll tell you what, make sure you listen to Sunset Woman and also Girl from Knoxville. Definite bangers.

[@willieboy3011]

You surprised me doing this one, but I agree that it is good to do different types of music. Think about it: we have different emotions and moods, so why not listen to different types of music: sad, happy, high energy, and laid back, etc.

[@mikewarker4445]

This was believe it’s or not his only big hit

[@slacker4206]

Better than anything the Beatles did.

[@lynnieiapichino1121]

☮️💙💙💙😎

[@tomschmitz261]

Maybe it's only me, but I have always thought decades ago and now decades later, that the woman his woman was beyond selfish! He had dreams and he still wanted her, he wanted both, he pleaded with her, but all she thought was about herself and having him where SHE wanted him.

[@watchbizmatik]

I agree

[@sonia4641]

Yes, but it’s equally true of him. They just want different things, as well as wanting each other. There’s always a tension between travelling/exploring and settling down. Both offer opportunities and experiences. Many people feel that tension within themselves. Many couples find their desires aren’t as synchronised as they thought. Or people change and they become unsynchronised, either for a while, or forever. Sometimes couples stay together with one of them prepared to compromise, a little or a lot.Usually such compromises can’t work long-term ; occasionally they do. Couples sometimes continue, with each hoping the other will change their mind eventually. Sometimes that does happen, often it doesn’t. This song is perfect in capturing those tensions and uncertainties, and the love/yearning that persists despite such tension, and the poignancy in working through them …. The song wasn’t a hit here in the U.K. I was very moved by it when I heard it on Country Club on BBC radio, but I doubt any of my teenage school fellows ever heard it. Dolly Parton’s ‘Down from Dover’ and Jim Croce’s ‘Lover’s Cross’ were similarly poignant gems about the complexities some people encounter in relationships, that I stumbled across away from the mainstream radio channels/programmes. Each are ‘once heard, never forgotten’ even if it was many years until you heard them again ….

[@allendixon7700]

It's beautiful baby

[@dannytapp7259]

Makes me sad 😥

[@watchbizmatik]

Foreal

[@karowak1]

Hang in there big boy

[@watchbizmatik]

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