IT'S BEEN AWHILE!| FIRST TIME HEARING The Everly Brothers - Bye Bye Love REACTION

[@danielb2993]

"Cathy's Clown" is what made me really appreciate the Everly Brothers. Their songs are so bittersweet.

[@MissAstorDancer]

That's my favorite of theirs! Great song! Very "different" for the time!

[@sourisvoleur4854]

And the arrangement of the harmonies on Cathy's Clown is just pure perfection.

[@sheilaholmes8455]

My favorite Everly Brothers song is Cathy’s Clown.

[@soofitnsexy]

there is a kool version that john lennon did of cathys clown....

[@cripplious]

My first song I heard was All I have to do is dream.

[@batmanforpresident9655]

The Everly Bros. are one of the most important and influential acts in the rock era. Their greatest hits include: "Cathy's Clown", "Bird Dog", " All I Have To Do Is Dream" "Crying In The Rain", "Wake Up, Little Susie", "'Til I Kissed You", " Walk Right Back", and, "On The Wings Of A Nightingale".

[@hena1937]

If they did two-for-Tuesday like someone suggested, they should do Reba’s version of Cathy’s clown with Everly Brothers. I would absolutely LOVE to see them do Bird Dog. Although we may have to help with some vocab 🙂.

[@bigb6046]

"Wake Up Little Susie" was actually banned in some places because it was too racy. Boy we have changed. LOL

[@DougRayPhillips]

Yes, and that was actually supposed to be humorous. So was "Bird Dog." For a real weepie, there's "Ebony Eyes."

[@Niinsa62]

Oh yes, Wake Up Little Susie! So racy! kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqDNopt-o9KsrMU

[@dlcalbaugh]

Yes! All of these are great suggestions!

[@janiceduke1205]

Brian May QUEEN: "The music of the Everly's, which thrilled me to the core when I was a boy, will be in my head till I die. "I loved those guys and still do. From them I learned to play rhythm guitar and how two-part harmonies work." "How different emotions are evoked using different sequences of intervals, how to find the moments that chill your spine. I could probably write a book on the music of the fabulous Everly Brothers." "But you’ll find echoes of their influence in a lot of our old Queen songs and perhaps that is the best tribute. "I never met them. Wish I had. But they will always be my heroes."

[@hena1937]

Wow I never knew he said that. I didn’t think anything could make me admire him more than I already do.

[@J_Gamble]

Nice. Thanks for sharing that.

[@Triskster]

@@hena1937 When he writes the book on the Everly Bros.

[@jeffreyquartier3071]

The influence of the Everly Brothers can't be overstated. Their harmonies influenced almost all who came after: Simon & Garfunkel, The Beatles and even Jay's fave The Bee Gees. The BG's would always say they took the Everly's 2-part harmony and would simply find/add the 3rd harmony part. They have lots of classics: Wake Up Little Suzie, All I Have To Is Dream, Love Hurts (original version), Problems, Bird Dog, Crying In The Rain, When Will I Be Loved, So Sad To Watch Good Love Go Bad... and many more. You've probably reacted to a couple of these songs already.

[@mbsnyderc]

And there harmonies were influenced buy act like the louvin brothers.

[@tinakeith5822]

You took the words right out of my mouth!

[@joelliebler5690]

Nice info!

[@jeffreyquartier3071]

@@mbsnyderc I'm sure they were. I have yet to dive into the music of the Louvin Bros. Of course there was close harmony singing before the Everly's, like say The Mills Brothers and The Ink Spots.

[@willdwyer6782]

Simon & Garfunkel put a recorded concert performance of this song on the Bridge Over Troubled Water album.

[@beeseewill2407]

Barry Gibb said the Everly Bros. were one of their biggest influences in music.

[@surlechapeau]

Jay & Amber, you'll love their "Wake Up Little Susie", "(Till) I Kissed You" and "Cathy's Clown" !!

[@richardb6260]

Probably their signature song. But All I have to Do is Dream is my favorite.

[@graciesmom1477]

Mine too.

[@paulwalker9421]

The Everly brothers were loved by the Beatles and many others Their Harmony was loved by Paul McCartney! You are right they have a country folk rock sound ! Thank you

[@keithneale6223]

When the Beatles started Paul and John wanted to share a microphone just like “Phil and Don”.

[@DavidB-2268]

McCartney even wrote and produced their last hit, On The Wings of a Nightingale.

[@timcarr6401]

Little Richard, upon meeting the Beatles called them "The Everly Brothers, plus two."

[@cdemp4795]

Paul McCartney gave "Phil and Don" a shout out in his song, "Let "Em In."

[@patticrichton1135]

@@DavidB-2268 I was just going to mention that to them! Glad someone else is familiar with "ON the WINGS OF A NIGHTINGALE"

[@UESide]

Cathy’s Clown!!!! You’ll be blown away

[@ws3764]

These guys were a massive influence and the bedrock for the birth of Rock-N- Roll.

[@timcarr6401]

Ah, no. R & R preceded them.

[@SEANBANOG4]

Hell to the Yeh! these dudes were the first then came along The Pelvis

[@timcarr6401]

@@SEANBANOG4 Musical history isn't your forte.

[@martinscott-reed5379]

@@timcarr6401 so true

[@SEANBANOG4]

@@timcarr6401 I might have generalised there but for the white teenage US/UK audience of the 50s they certainly the start of rock n roll...but your point is taken.

[@cherylcrichfield4719]

REAL MUSIC!!! NOT AUTO TUNE!! YES WHOLE FAMILY SANG TOGETHER AND HAD A RADIO SHOW!!! LOVE YOU!!!

[@joelliebler5690]

The Everly Bros. We’re not just a duo they were the voices that everyone who followed, The Beatles, Simon and Garfunkel, and CSN, tried to copy or sound something like. The pinnacle of harmonizing.

[@carolmartin4413]

Anything Everly Bros was worth listening to. Lost two wonderful singers when they died. Keep up the great work presenting so many/varied singers of so many decades.

[@susanaltman5134]

They started performing as little children on their parent's radio show. Their father used to work in a coal mine. When he had a near brush with death from a mine accident, he decided to pursue music professionally.

[@gkiferonhs]

This was an important influence on rock. We called it folk or folk/rock. Another good folk rock band is The Lovin' Spoonful a great story song is "Did You Ever Have to Make Up Your Mind?" also "Daydream"

[@chetcarman3530]

I think you're a bit young. When this happened, there was no such thing as "Folk Rock." Here in the mid-late 50s, it was just Rock & Roll, which was partly born of Country music, which Don & Phil had been singing together since age 9. The term & genre "Folk Rock" came to be in the mid-60s, with The Byrds, Dylan, erc.

[@debjorgo]

@@chetcarman3530 I was going to say something just like that but you have it covered.

[@sallym1171]

I'll listen to any Everly Brothers, they're that good. So more, please.

[@Code9]

The thing to pay close attention to when listening to the Everly Brothers is their incredibly tight harmony! It's sounds like they're singing the exact same notes but they are actually singing two different parts. But it's such a tight harmony structure that it's difficult (nearly impossible for most of us) to be able to distinguish one voice (or rather, one melodic line) from the other. It's a phenomenon known as "sibling harmony". Any two (or more) good harmony singers can produce great vocal harmonies if they really work at it. But there's a special "something" about sibling harmony that is hard to beat.

[@carollittle1059]

They were huge and had monster hits. Their harmonizing was fire. They had a falling out for awhile, but made up.

[@John_Locke_108]

So many great artists were deeply inspired by the Everly Brothers. Legends amongst the Legendary.

[@sjw5797]

"Cathy's Clown' is their most melancholy hit. And the harmonies are georgeous.

[@jillpeterson8196]

I got to see them in 2003, touring with Simon and Garfunkel. What a show!!!

[@BillO964]

You guys are always asking what was American Rock was like pre-British invasion, this is a classic example.

[@Robert-un7br]

American music developed a little bit more than this before the British invasion. Elvis And The Beach Boys are examples. But it is a good example of early rock ‘n’ roll.

[@robhugh535]

One of these days they need to re-act to American Graffiti on their movie channel. It's a huge look into American rock'n roll pre British Invasion.

[@karenduell1027]

@@robhugh535 I agree!

[@shadaxe]

@@Robert-un7br And without American Graffiti, there is probably no Star Wars.

[@BenLapke]

I beg to differ. The Everly Brothers produced some great music. The American music scene just prior to the British Invasion was pure dreck.

[@marybaillie8907]

This was the Everly Brothers debut single released in 1957. Their beautiful harmonies were an instant success. Not to mention how handsome they were. All I Have To do is Dream Let it be Me I Kissed You Crying in the Rain Walk Right Back So many great songs and were considered pop but also country. What a time. 🎶🎶🎶 Great reaction. Buckets of Maple Syrup love from Canada ❤️ ❤️ 🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@MrCnurse]

Let It Be Me is probably my favorite duet

[@cdemp4795]

Let It Be Me is the perfect wedding song.

[@marybaillie8907]

@@MrCnurse So beautiful. 👍🎶🇨🇦

[@kathyastrom1315]

This was the finale song in the 1979 film All That Jazz, but there, it was changed to “Bye Bye Life” and set as the final hallucination of the lead character. Roy Scheider and Ben Vereen really do a great version, and the dancing is terrific.

[@chelsea747]

One of my favorite movies, if not The favorite ❤

[@christines1709]

Really love their song, “All I Have to do is Dream” - beautiful harmony!

[@elizabethfranco1284]

Mom’s youth music! She taught me to love them also. Big influencers on a lot of future music giants including a couple of friends from New York,Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel. This song was written by the husband/wife songwriting team of Boudreaux and Felice Bryant who also wrote Love Hurts originally performed by the Everly Brothers.

[@susanliltz3875]

Glad to see you guys today!!! We did miss you!! Glad you took the day off to spend with the kids!! Thanks for sharing those adorable Christmas pictures!!! And our newest drummer!!!💕👍

[@brianherrington7226]

The Everlys sound in harmony like no other act. Phil and Dons voices when in that harmony sounds like one voice instead of two . Highly influential. They reunited after a 20 year hiatus in 1984 and their comeback album EB84 was a triumphant return. The lp was produced by Dave Edmunds and Paul McCartney wrote the albums first single for them with On The Wings Of A Nightingale. My favorite from the lp you should give a listen to at the end of the evening is a song called Asleep and it’s beautiful Phil and Don in that one voice harmony.

[@josephvanchierijr.2486]

What makes them even greater is back then there were no voice enhancement tools or auto tune. This is their voices and how they sounded in concert.

[@DarqJestor]

I don't usually like 50s music but I like these guys. Really cool harmonies.

[@islayme1]

I totally agree with you about their really cool harmonies. I'm 57 yo and my mother introduced me to The Everly Brothers when I was about 12. I instantly loved their harmonies and that was one of the things that I loved about the Beatles when I discovered their music! John & Paul loved the EB so much that they worked 2 part harmonies into many of their early Beatles songs.

[@annettemoyle6051]

Their father was Ike Everly, a talented guitarist mainly responsible for the Kentucky thumb pick style of guitar playing favoured by Mrrle Travis and Chet Atkins. Margaret provided help to the men, especially as part of The Everly Family

[@bradsullivan2495]

From their page on the County Music HOF website: "The Everlys’ father, Ike, was an accomplished fingerstyle guitarist, a contemporary of Merle Travis, who went to Chicago trying to sustain a career in country radio and ended up in the Midwest. He brought his family to Nashville in 1955, possibly hoping that his boys could find the success that had eluded him."

[@CarolynStewart-v5q]

Jay and Amber, their father, Ike Everly was a blue grass/country pioneer. Their DNA as brothers makes them sound so good!

[@kristagerry8505]

This was one of my mom's favorite songs and groups! Brings back so many memories...💖☺️

[@Alan-lv9rw]

The Everly Brothers are the link between the 50’s and 60’s. They created that transition.

[@garybradford8332]

It's even more fun to watch them sing their songs on old tv shows. How amazing it must be to have a brother to sing harmonies with.

[@markmmv]

This is their first single. March 1957.

[@brendaotoole4012]

Some of the best harmonizing you’ll ever hear! 😊

[@bradsullivan2495]

One indication of their crossover appeal: they're members of both the Rock-n-Roll and Country Music Hall of Fame.

[@johnvancoller7315]

Wow this brings back memories. I danced my heart out

[@lonnyjohnson2061]

Rick or Ricky Nelson was one of the biggest stars of Rock & Roll in the 50's and I don't think you have ever reacted to him. Travelin' Man, Hello Mary Lou are just 2 of many hits he had. He set the stage for Elvis as a heart throb.

[@timcarr6401]

Your chronology is wrong. Elvis came before Ricky. Elvis was Ricky's inspiration.

[@Rollin_L]

One of the reasons the 80s was such a great time in music was not only the great bands and music that was being made, but it was a time when many of the great artists of the 1950s and 1960s were touring again, sometimes in group tours or just by themselves. In that decade I saw so many who are now long gone, and among them The Everly Brothers on two occasions. They were as good live as on record, and sounded exactly the same. Simply magnificent.

[@J_Gamble]

The 2-part harmonies of the Everly Brothers were a big influence on Simon and Garfunkel. The did a great cover of this song.

[@ed.z.]

And an influence on the Beatles, too.

[@ChrisReise]

If you like the music from the 60's, and you also like songs with a story, I highly suggest two songs by Jan & Dean. The sangs are "Dead Man's Curve" and "A Beginning From an End".

[@caretaker158]

Good suggestions.... I'd also add in their song "baby talk"... just 'cause it's fun LOL

[@nadzee7101]

I was going to mention Jan & Dean. Luv Baby Talk.

[@bobbyd968]

Don't forget "Surf City" my favorite, Also " The Little Old Lady From Pasadena"

[@lesliecermak6473]

The music of this era (which I love) had catchy, uppity tunes that surprised you with sad lyrics. As someone else has said, I’d recommend “Cathy’s Clown” to hear more great harmonies.

[@merajsamarasinghe985]

You guys are a beautiful couple.... God bless your family.

[@mikemiller3069]

In Paul McCartney's song, "Let 'Em In" (McCartney & Wings), there are a few references in the song about "Phil and Don", referencing the Everly Brothers.

[@julieanderson6463]

According to Keith Richards' autobiography, Keith learned his signature open G tuning from Don Everly. Keith lauds Don as one of the greatest guitarists of all time.

[@dirkd4514]

I love all of the distinct joys that each of the rock decades provide. 50s', 60s, 70s. 80's making up the golden age of rock..followed by the 90's and everything since 2000. All so distinct and awesome for their own qualities, sounds and talent within each decade. All gifts for the world to enjoy forever .

[@ckennedyiii8774]

My breakup song was "Cryin' In the Rain" - Everly Bros.

[@chrisoakley5830]

This song shows the influence of Country music in early Rock and Roll.

[@bradparnell614]

These guys are simply one of the greatest singing duos of all time period. They influenced the harmonies of The Beatles and many other British Invasion groups. They had so many hits and great songs you'll want to check out. A very short list should include: "Bird Dog", "Crying in the Rain", "Cathy's Clown", "Ebony Eyes" (which will make you cry), "Love is Strange", "Gone, Gone, Gone", "Til I Kissed You", "Wake Up Little Suzie", "Walk Right Back", and "The Price of Love". Even though they were brothers they broke up in the 1970s. They reunited in the early 1980s and had a huge show in England to celebrate. After that, Paul McCartney wrote them a song called "On the Wings of a Nightingale" which you should also check out. I went to see them in their first show in their native KY after they reunited and they had a massive section roped off for family and friends. The show was such a hit they did another which I also attended the next year.

[@JohnRJune]

You've got to do 'Always Drive A Cadillac'. It's about high school lovers that are seniors and she wants to break up with him following graduation. She has big plans and he's not a part of said plans. It was all talked out and simple and she knew he would understand, a girl with dreams as big as hers, just had to make some plans. He is devastated of course, but shows "inner strength" and writes a poem in her senior year book, wishing her the best and hopes she 'Always drives a Cadillac', etc.. At the 10 year class reunion, she doesn't attend, but writes a note about how successful she has become and apparently treats people badly. With the note, is a life sized photo of her, in a full length sable coat. He attends the reunion, reads the note and a verse underneath the photo, only he would understand, it's an answer to his poem he had written in her year book. Her note is full of self absorption and he wonders why she had grown so cold. That was the last anyone hear from her, but years later he gets a card from her, saying she's coming home to stay. He wonders what life had done to her and why she thought of him, but if she stops by to say hello, he wonders what she will think when she sees....An old ragged high school year book, that falls open to just one page.....with a picture of a young girls face, full of beauty and dreams and rage. The words underneath the picture is a verse that's still so true, it's one he swore no one would read, unless he shows it to her. He had penned another poem to her, in HIS old year book, similar to the poem he wrote in her year book. I don't want to give it all away, but I know you like songs that tell a story and this one certainly does. This song reminded me so much of a high school relationship I had, with a girl just like the one in this song. She too had big dreams and was very materialistic and I wasn't part of her plans. After about 25 years and out of the blue one day, she contacted me again. She had gotten a divorce and her dreams all suddenly went up in smoke. She wanted someone with money who could buy her things, but be very careful what you wish for?? She said she was never happy and he started cheating on her, within a year of their marriage. She told me "I always loved you and was too stupid to realize it!" and she wanted us to get back together. I was (and still am) married, so it was a bit late, dontcha think!?! Though I often thought of her, what was up in her life and what might have been. We are now friends again, but every time I hear this song, my mind comes around to her. So PLLEEEEEASE do this song for me! Thank you!!

[@Judy-mf5cw]

Phil and Don Everly so cool. They had a lot of great songs. Love the Everly Brothers.🥰

[@powerslave9365]

The Everly Brothers is just one of the groups I was introduced to by my parents. I was 4 back in '81. We'd listen to them during cookouts or driving to the beach. Great memories listening to them. My favorite is Ebony Eyes from them

[@John_Locke_108]

Same age as you and we used to listen to music from the 50's and 60's on the car ride to and from church.

[@powerslave9365]

@@John_Locke_108 Sweet. My love for music originates with 50's and 60's oldies. Timeless music

[@savsmiles3042]

This reminds me of my mom’s music when I was growing up. So glad that you guys are experiencing it now. Thx🙏🏽 ♥️

[@P-M-869]

Imagine growing up during this era and getting music like this all the time. :)

[@mikecaetano]

Sweet! This was the music of my parents generation. "Wake Up Little Susie" was a favorite in my house growing up. Chet Atkins plays electric guitar on "Bye Bye Love" and Simon & Garfunkel included a live cover of the song on their 1970 album Bridge over Troubled Water.

[@WayneM-ow5cg]

Another guy that could sing and write music in the 70s and 80s is John Miles "now that the magic is gone" This song was also covered by Joe Cocker and he did a great job with this song.

[@Teresa7087]

These guys led the way for all rock harmonies that came after them. HUGE influence on the Beatles, Bee Gees, Simon and Garfunkel and so many others. There were part of the first class of artists to be inducted into the Rick and Roll Hall of Fame, that's how highly regarded they were.

[@francesthompson593]

The Everly Brothers influence is immeasurable. From the Beatles to Simon and Garfunkel, The Hollies and many others!

[@unclebobunclebob]

They were an inspiration for so many harmony groups that followed...The Beatles...Simon and Garfunkle...The Hollies....I could go on

[@tallmn1957]

The Everly Brothers Cathy's Clown is my earliest memory. In the car in North Hollywood with my family and the song came on the radio. I jumped up and stared at the radio being so enthralled by it and from that moment on music was a major part of my life. I still see the Hollywood Burbank airport on the left and the cemetery on the right. That's how clear the memory is for me. McCartney in his song Let 'Em In mentions Phil and Don Everly.

[@karnsfan]

This was written by Felice and Boudleaux Bryant, who wrote over 20 songs the Everly's recorded, including Wake Up Little Susie, All I Have To Do Is Dream, Love Hurts (covered by Nazareth), together they wrote tons of songs including the unofficial Tennessee Volunteers fight song, Rocky Top.

[@lt6134]

The BeeGees did a great 3 part harmony version of this during a live tv performance on Soundstage from 1975. They did some great live medleys. Time to try some 1960s BeeGees. Totally different.

[@BertSmithLondon]

Walk Right Back is my favourite.

[@wbmstr24]

when u hear the Everlys...u are hearing the seeds of John and Paul's vocal harmony inspiration.

[@ScottHillEnglish]

You hit the nail on the head. The upbeat music is the smile you plaster on your face while you feel the heartbreak described in the lyrics.

[@cog4life]

Love this little song!! ❤Lovin’ that great picture of the Rat Pack behind you, Jordan!

[@kimmcnear6843]

Love the Everly Brothers

[@sourisvoleur4854]

Definitely a country/rock crossover -- reached #2 on the Hot 100 and #1 on the country chart. The Everlys rode that crossover sweet spot so well. They were a HUGE influence on Simon and Garfunkel, who covered this song in concert (it's on their first Greatest Hits album).

[@1177kc]

This was one of the first groups I ever remember hearing when I was a tiny kid in the early 60s. Still love them.

[@z0n0ph0ne]

You can hear echo's of the Everly's beautiful harmonies in the music of the Beatles who were great fans. Happy Christmas you guys.

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

Great voices... Wrote great songs!!!😎

[@hickokhaley]

They are brothers. I was just a kid when they were popular. I loved their songs and sound.

[@mattlowman9857]

So glad you guys reacted to this. The Everly Brothers were my Papa's favorite group. He's gone now, but every time I hear an Everly Brother's track I always think of him. Seeing you guys enjoy it too made my day!

[@ZEPnALE]

Their version of "Love Hurts" is beautiful.

[@juliemnm8273]

I Love this music..... The 50's had a resurgence in the 1970's Happy Days, American Graffitti, Laverne & Shirley and so on. Every time I hear this song, I think of the Tv program Happy Days, they played a lot of Everly music.

[@double00spy]

The Everly Brothers grew up playing singing on their parents radio show. A few old excerpts from this can be heard on their album "Roots" - which is totally brilliant and a must listen for you guys. They talk about "little Don and baby boy Phil" on the show. Everyone stands on the shoulders of those who came before, and the Everly Bros were likely influenced by the Louvin Brothers before them. In turn, the Everly Bros were big influences on the Beatles and many others who came after them. You really must listen to the Roots album.

[@timcarr6401]

I'm glad you mentioned the Louvin Brothers. Talk about tight harmonies. Charlie was a nicer human being than Ira. Ira, though much taller than Charlie could hot some very high registers, There have been a lot of Brother acts in C &W music :the Delmores, Stanleys etc.

[@scorpius6568]

One of my mother's favorites. I'm glad she's still around to enjoy this moment. She is precious. Blessed be U 2.

[@sharonlaflair8605]

I love the Everly Brothers. Slow dancing in middle school. 😊

[@RoGueNavy]

There's a pair of twin brothers from the late '80s who performed under their last name, nelson. They were the sons of 50s and 60s musician and teen heartthrob Ricky nelson. They had a pretty enjoyable rock song called "Love and Affection". You guys definitely need to check that one out.

[@stevenrogers9123]

I have listened to this song all of my life. Such a great song.

[@StevenW1958]

Pure, sweet and simple, this is what music was way back then.

[@Fairygrl_TW]

The peppiest brake up song ever.They had a truly great sound. Thanx so much, Peace

[@richellesmitley9107]

I absolutely adore this song. I got really into the Everly Brothers20 years ago when I was 12, and I would sing this song to my cat and dance with him in my room.

[@chalkwitch471]

I saw the Everly Brothers perform about, oh, 20 years ago (how time flies!), when Simon and Garfunkel included them on their tour. Simon and Garfunkel began the show, followed by the Everly Brothers for a number of songs before Simon and Garfunkel joining them for a couple of songs, with Simon and Garfunkel then finishing up the night. Showcasing the Everly Brothers in this way was a thoughtful demonstration of the high regard Simon and Garfunkel held for them. By the way, Simon was in a bad mood during the first half of that show. Don't know what was going on with him, but after performing with the Everly Brothers, his mood completely shifted; he started to really enjoy himself, and interacted well with the crowd. It was a great night of music!

[@raenellefisher8514]

Flawless. They sing as if they had one voice.

[@ColoradoGrami]

I was around when this was new & I still remember the words. Another memory lane road trip. Thanks guys! Oh btw Amber & Jordan... that boy of yours is really a musician. The video was so dang cute. thanks for sharing

[@amandabispo2949]

Great song...also a really good movie!! It's a dramedy about the struggles of parenting and moving on after a split/divorce. It's shown more from the man's perspective and has a great cast. It will make you laugh, cry and smile.

[@delorespetree3243]

Love this group the best group back then great musc

[@RetroClassic66]

This song was heard regularly in the background on the hit ABC TV sitcom Happy Days in the 1970s. Don Everly was the father of Erin Everly, who in the 80s & 90s was Axl Rose’s girlfriend and wife (now ex-wife) and the inspiration for Guns ‘n Roses’ massive hit song “Sweet Child O’ Mine.”

[@kitcatsaunders]

The Everly brothers, were epic, please go down the rabbit hole with them they have some great tunes and fun ones too. They don’t have a bad song. Good vibes and much love y’all! 🤗🙏❤️😊

[@edwardstonick4898]

WHAT ITS LIKE by EVERLAST! Great song and lyrics!!!❤❤❤❤

[@mikeconway9849]

Haven't heard this song in decades. I know it's rock n roll but surprised at how country it sounds. Nice reaction.

[@SEANBANOG4]

Almost forgot "Please Mr Conductor Don't Put Me Offa This Train".....banger

[@merlball8520]

I had about ten cassette tapes in my teenage years. One was the Everly Bros, and I played it until it didn't work anymore. They were popular a couple decades before I was born, but I loved their music. They were tremendously influential. You don't necessarily hear their distinct sound in later bands, but their harmonies were appreciated by people across the spectrum and many later groups that utilized harmonies in their music readily cited the Everly Bros as big influences on their music.

[@jimcrawford3221]

Back in the 80s I was in Vegas when they reunited. Such a great concert.

[@williamcwoodjr8075]

I remember dancing to their music in the high school gym without our shoes on boys on one side girls on the other

[@daynagillham7393]

Thank u for this reaction...one of my brothers favorite when we were kids...great memories