Jackson Browne & JD Souther Fountain of Sorrow

[@lindabmyers8029]

Am 80 now, but still lovin this music. Linda Myers Ithaca ny

[@johannavituschi3242]

70 here & this is still one of my faves

[@kathyrussell8816]

Enjoy!! not far behind you!! hugs

[@maristellaottulich7814]

Why shouldn't you?

[@georgefordham417]

72 here, still

[@jeffreylebowski3216]

Well, Linda, I'm 47 and I don't half as good as you do, but in my defence I'll be be 48 in only a few months.

[@kes23]

Thank you of all the wonderful music...Rest in Heavenly song JD Souther😢

[@JulieGates-zh1mv]

Such a sad day.

[@brooklynboy1000]

Jackson Browne- channelling songs from a place noone can see or understand.. He is a religion if you dont have one, a revival when you need one, a redemption for all who suffer or need to release what they hold tightest.. Listen, learn, love - one of a kind soul.

[@maristellaottulich7814]

Wow! you are a writer or a poet!

[@1jongreg]

And a Wife beater also

[@justingermaine9863]

Perfectly stated. Thank you

[@cathylindeboo.9598]

Beautiful description 💗

[@brooklynboy1000]

@@maristellaottulich7814 yes. Thank you

[@seattlebeard]

Damn. I forgot how this song makes me cry. Every. single. time. 😢

[@geoffreycoates4720]

The whole album!

[@TG-ue1mr]

One of the most beautiful yet sad songs ever written

[@BoDeboer-uf2lg]

Goosebumps

[@susanjohnson4222]

@@seattlebeard To think it was written for Joni Michell. I hope she forgives him for being just one or two yrs and a couple of changes behind him - in his lessons of loves pain and heartache school - Young man of poetry in motion that he was. I will remember him in my heart being a couple of changes and one or two yrs behind him - as his music came out I was going through what he was singing about. Blew me away and made me realize how just one human can effect and be effected by another - to change and grow a whole generation of hearts. Peace to all heartfelt people growing love.

[@stormphoenix14]

The blending of angelic voices and unstoppable talents. One less on Earth, now, when we need him the most. Nothing in the 2000s can top the music my decades had. A real songsmith and incredible musician whose lyrics helped me through bad times. Just Thankyou. RIP Mr. Souther.

[@mikewalsh311]

RIP JD Souther fantastic writer and compatriot of the Eagles

[@markbeames7852]

"compatriot???"

[@markbrownner6565]

feb 1974 hitchhiked with my girlfriend and little sister in a blizzard from Syracuse to Cortland to attend a show that was just freakin incredible...linda Ronstadt opened for Jackson and this was shortly after late for the sky was released...they opened the doors early due to the cold and that little college gym became a cozy living room filled with the most moving and emotional music.....the band had david lindley and doug haywood and was just so spot on and thrilling...so glad to hear this clip and be reminded of those so much earlier and innocent times and how great music endures and remains relevant to our lives.....

[@olctiongco]

Great adventure

[@weakfallenmanapieceofmysel3633]

Dude, I was at that show. Drove down from Cornell.

[@regis387]

thanks for sharing that :)

[@murrayspiffy2815]

What a nice memory - it's 1 AM - and the good old days are with me tonight.

[@cindyhaus8129]

I grew up in So California and worked at Anaheim Stadium. Saw every group for free who played the stadium which included JB. I never tire of JB, Linda Ronstadt, Eagles, Rod Stewart. The list is long. Great time to be a teenager.

[@jeffsurtees847]

Absolutely brilliant. I've been a fan of Jackson, JD and Ry for about 50 freaking years.

[@labishop0706]

Dear God. I am so grateful to testify that my very first concert was Jackson’s Running on Empty Tour at Boutwell Auditorium in 1977. Waddy ❤️. This song is like a baptist hymn. My true love is JD. Linda took me there with Faithless Love. Never looked back. Don’t forget the best ones!

[@heidimeigs5192]

I was at that show too. ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻 Walker County, AL saying hi.

[@stevethrendyle8406]

I was at that Tour! I think Jimmy Buffett opened!

[@CARNELIANTURQUOISE]

I miss this time of my life, every artist on that stage was part of it❤ I'm lucky and thankful for it

[@MasterofScrutiny]

I lived in the southern California mountains when this era of music was at it's pinnacle. This is the best music! JDS and JB! Memories, love, peace. ❤

[@JanWhorton]

I really woke up yesterday when J.D. Souther was singing You ‘re Only Lonely! Wow!❤ Best solo ever. 🎉 He didn’t lose his lose his God given talent here. 😊

[@lisagiles6854]

Aww we LOVE YOU GUYS!! REST IN PEACE JD SOUTHER🙏🏻💞😘

[@thebehaviouraltraininginst812]

RIP JD. Black Rose one of my favourite albums of all time.

[@williambillings6972]

So many artists (Browne, Don Henley, James Taylor to name a few) pay tribute to Souther's contribution to their own success. Truly an amazing talent who's all about the music instead self-promotion. His 'You're Only Lonely' will haunt you! Thank you J.D.!

[@Thadmotor1044]

I think JD is great , as he wrote half the songs on Eagles best LP Desperado

[@rogercamp6071]

Yes,a great song by J.D. back in the day I used to play it a lot on the jukebox,Her Town Too with James Taylor is great also 🙂

[@rocioramirez1683]

When you look through love's illusions there lies the danger...

[@cathylindeboo.9598]

Love Jackson and JD. Rest in peace JD Souther

[@alexandraeglezos6779]

Two of the most prolific songwriters of our generation on one stage. This is a true treasure.

[@davidburne9477]

Buddy Miller just happily playing in the background. Brilliant song from a genius artist.

[@dicksowa3888]

Yep. Buddy Miller is so in the groove. Question, who is the drummer? Tim Lauer on piano, McCrary Sisters backup, and Ry Cooder. I think this was 2014 at the Ryman. What a Gem. RIP, sweet harmony JD.

[@dicksowa3888]

Ah yes the incomparably talented Buddy Miller. What an ensemble here in Ryman. So pained by the passing of JD. Good Lord, what a generation. Tim Lauer's piano, the McCrary Sisters, Ry Cooder. Thank you for whoever posted this Gem. Does anyone know the drummer’s name?

[@CarySagady]

Jackson seems on the edge of tears....happens when you sing from the heart.

[@krissipowell9358]

Our heart is Our badge

[@suzanneemerson9787]

I think he looks sick here, like he has a fever, but he doesn’t want to disappoint. I believe I read somewhere that he actually was ill for this performance, and J.D. knew it. Maybe I’m wrong.

[@katrina48]

I thought the same thing; his voice fails him and his face Is flushed and sweaty. But what a version of this song!​@@suzanneemerson9787

[@malibubarbie5349]

He's creating magic for all of us

[@georgelong8691]

JD is way overlooked. I followed both JD and Jackson Browne their whole career. I'm proud to say that Real music

[@kevingallagher3584]

Exactly.

[@NetCerpher]

He was a gift-giver. Rarely held his creations too long. So often others benefited from JD’s talent. Passed 9.17.23

[@pokey5736]

Totally agree. JD was way overlooked.

[@ronlie1071]

At 70, my wife says I still get that far - away look in my eyes when I hear JB. Thanx for the memories...

[@Philanderthal]

Your wife loves you big time, she’s in tune to you. Fortunate guy !

[@lbowsk]

Holy hell, and Ry Cooder! Great. Just great.

[@Panglos]

Jackson Browne & JD Souther. The wind beneath Eagle wings.

[@PatrickGalbraith]

And Poco, who put the air (and two bassists) there.

[@brimo5802]

Jackson glides miles above an Eagle's frozen perch.

[@joycegilliam6236]

you got that right!

[@deboisblanc]

Bri Mo as a songwriter but not as a performer

[@kathleen3177]

@bodeswell35 thanks for the link. Now I can't unsee that..lol

[@cynthiadavidson9062]

I would play this song while driving Alone in Sarasota.Fla. . i was there to viist my Mom in the Nursing home, my husband remained in New York. I was gad to be free, yet I well knew "that hollow sound of my own steps in flight" Or I was pulling out of the driveway, fleeing relentless damaging rant of words, abuse. While alone and Safe, Fountain of Sorrow, had me in tears as I KNEW the 'Truth'. I had to say it's over, admit to myself that the spontaneous barrage o lies was wasting my Life. Ti was years waiting for our daughter' college graduaton. After 33 years, Jackson's words , told me what U had to DO!

[@paulrollings5291]

I hope you are healing now. It took me forever to get over my bad first marriage.

[@marymckim4822]

@@paulrollings5291 when you promise forever, meaning it, and then your perfect lover changes his/her mind. In the end, you learn to keep compassion in sight for the love that is gone and for yourself... and life moves on, you with it.

[@paulrollings5291]

@@marymckim4822 So true! Sounds like you have been down that same road,

[@davidmayfield2348]

I sincerely hope you have resolved that issue and are no longer "running on empty."

[@robertbartlett2385]

P.s. John David has to be one of the most adroit, tuneful and sensitive harmony singers on the planet Imho

[@stargazer6753]

+ Robert Bartlett Yes indeed my man. You talk about under appreciated. This is a prime example. He has helped write so many important songs ( which I will list if I have too) and has added perfect harmony to so many songs . He is the unspoken hero of Southern California music.

[@ricksmith5128]

I think he does damned well on the lead vocals too now.

[@kathleenhendrickson5036]

I hope that one day I will sing along with him.

[@jblcva]

@@stargazer6753 JD is in the song writers hall of fame. I love JD's music from his early stuff to his move into jazz and other assorted sundries..

[@stargazer6753]

@@jblcva Good to know. Is Jackson in the songwriters hall of fame?

[@mark.gallaher3193]

JD Souther and those ladies singing harmony - and Ry Cooder on slide guitar. The perfect compliment to this version of a true masterpiece...

[@joneal8360]

Don Was on guitar.

[@TheHonudiver]

Don Was on bass. Is that Buddy Miller on acoustic guitar?

[@stewartmcardle8149]

Yes.​@@TheHonudiver

[@robertleblanc2996]

David Lindley is on slide.

[@edwardmcmanus7496]

A wonderful gift has been taken from all of us. R.I.P. John David Souther 😟🎵

[@jacquelynperren5756]

JD Souther

[@dr.reidsheftalltruthinscie2007]

Wow.. That was excellent.. Souther really knows how to harmonize without getting in the way of the lead... And JB .. Damn that guy can write ..

[@ricksmith5128]

The Eagles history cd shows quite a bit of Jackson and I guess he was just one of that crowd. Eagles, Jackson Browne, Linda Rhonsteadt high on mushrooms up in the CA high desert, wow! What a trip!

[@AlanHope2013]

@@ricksmith5128 Dude you knocked over your Scrabble tiles. Linda Ronstadt. Chill.

[@micheleshelley6156]

@@ricksmith5128 John David Souther was right there with them.

[@intassage]

Souther was Glenn Frey's roommate when they lived upstairs from Jackson Brown in the early 70s, pre-Eagles. Glenn and JD first heard Take it Easy in its unfinished form through the floor from Jackson's basement apartment. Glenn pestered Jackson so much about using that song that he let Frey finish the last "flatbed ford" verse. I've heard that it was Randy Meisner that opposed Souther being an early member of the Eagles. Not sure about that, though.

[@ricksmith5128]

@@intassage Souther was real good at community college things and from four of his albums I have are acoustic shows of a few of those colleges. I'm sure he doesn't HAVE to do that anymore and MY "Old Hippie" days have pretty much left me with Pure Prairie League in their "Bustin' Out" days. Hmmm? So you are a doctor. I am an old VN vet Corpsman. Now I am a wore out paramedic! (G)

[@katherinewolfe9770]

Like many women I think he must know me I so relate to every word! Thank you Jackson Browne and J D Souther! ❤

[@paulb4496]

I think my wife had every Jackson Browne album ever made. We saw him live in Eugene Oregon a few years ago. It was Amazing. Thanks Mr. Browne for your dedication to the Music and to your Fans. You are in a CLASS of your own.

[@bensmith6107]

J D souther & Jackson Browne such awesome talented guys. ☮️🎶

[@kevingallagher3584]

I just learned that JD has just passed away a few hours ago. LOVE the guy.😥

[@wmpet5101]

That hollow sound of your own steps in flight....so true. its never enough, never fully satisfied. this song is a ultimate classic.

[@sross54]

Heartbreaking.

[@hikewithmike4673]

J.D. Souther is a class act....and he should get more recognition then he does, but maybe he doesnt want that...and that is cool too!

[@kathleenhendrickson5036]

Vince Gill is one of the best guitarists in the world. I believe that he is a huge Eagles fan.

[@kathleenhendrickson5036]

Live concerts and touring is a privilege for the fans and is grueling for the band. for the band.

[@ricksmith5128]

He doesn't need any more recognition. He can sing with anyone he wants to! (G)

[@kathleenhendrickson5036]

I have been listening to JD Souther since the Black Rose.lp.when I found out about the HOT DAMN Brothers, I looked everywhere for Albums that may be out there. I had books old musics books with their Composition. Those were stolen.

[@ricksmith5128]

@@kathleenhendrickson5036 Sorry to hear that. What albums/cds are you looking for? I have 4 or five. Two are acoustic concerts. Community college kind of stuff. TYhis song always made me cry. My ex-wife had a suicide kind of problem and I kept from doing that. The mistake I made was I mixed help with love and two kids got born. I haven't seen her in 40 years I guess. She's still kicking. (G) Love the song. Wish I could write like that. I'm always missing the Souther, Browne, Eagles, and Linda Rohnstadt time in the LA/Hollywood area. I guess it was a long-haired old hippie kind of thing

[@7windwhisper]

JD Souther such a talent and so underrated, his songs so beautiful , his soft full voice plays with my heart.

[@jeniclark9529]

so true...he should have been Glenn Frey's fill-in, would have been perfect.

[@stargazer6753]

Agreed.

[@russianbot1420]

Listen to his album,,,Black rose,,,,,most excellent.

[@suzyharthcock7913]

And last, no way least, Ry Cooder on slide😍🎶🌈💜❣one and all, Superb❣

[@jamessim1858]

Please stop using underrated when speaking about this great great song writer and singer it does not reply to JD dear gentleman

[@stevieframe]

I shed a few tears watching this, he's beginning to look and sound old and tired. and more magnificent than ever.

[@truckerkevthepaidtourist]

look around for the friends that I used to turn to to pull me through.. look at into their eyes I see them running too.. running on..

[@deonjschildhause5022]

Stevie Frame I’m not so sure he likes singing this song, bad memories.

[@Gingerjake2]

They are like fine wines...they only get better.

[@rogerkirkendoll1105]

yOU'ER RIGHT

[@lnl3237]

These artists, especially Jackson, were probably old souls and now their external selves are just catching up. Music and the emotions that fuel us are eternal. Just bought and listened to J.D.'s "Home by Dawn." Enjoyed it tremendously, especially the two tracks with Linda Ronstadt. Heard her harmonizing in my head as I watched this.

[@conniebigelow8732]

Thank you Jackson and JD! Just lovely!

[@Blustone60]

This one sticks to my soul to a love i once knew like a fountain of life and now she's just a sweet memory.

[@Beamshipcaptain]

"Fountain of Sorrow, fountain of light, you've heard that hollow sound, of your own steps in flight..." Pure classic gold from Mr. Jackson Browne, whose music I have loved for 46 years. Rock on, Jackson!!

[@bruceparks3124]

Do young people today even know that these kind of ideas exist, that this kind of poetry is even out there?

[@pccambouris8191]

@@bruceparks3124 Sadly, not a chance in hell. It's been bred out of them. Gone. Forever.

[@Gary-nl3zb]

January 1975, I bought LATE FOR THE SKY and it stayed on my turntable until early summer. One side, the other side, every day. Best album ever. It proved to be a map of life and emotions and experiences that were ahead of me.

[@danflury5688]

In my top 5 greatest songs ever written...who can use the word 'perfect' 3 times in a row and not wear it out? Bonnie Raitt, "Turn down the lights. turn down the bed, turn down these voices...inside my head.." They don't make them like these anymore...

[@debkelly515]

The only other lyricist who competes with JB in my opinion is the late great John Prine. Way under appreciated.

[@craigbaranovic61]

I totally agree. The first line of the song is the best ever written Looking through some photographs I found inside a drawer I was taken by a photograph of you. I really wish I had written that. I play the Bonnie Raitt song for my classes and then ask them to analyze it. I myself have always thought that the message was that the act of loving is in and of itself its own reward.

[@MotherTShow]

@@craigbaranovic61 Absolutely Craig!

[@nyrichiek]

Seeing this warms my heart Because these guys are not getting younger and they are musical heroes of mine and millions of others and it is just so nice to see and hear them together one more time.

[@debbihinson1629]

And they are both still very handsome ❤

[@marcusg503]

THIS SONG BRINGS TEARS TO MY EYES AS I LOOK BACK ON MY LIFE!

[@paulabotch8877]

What a beautiful performance of this gorgeous song -- the poetry lyrics are romantic and gut wrenching.

[@christinepardee8035]

The show that changed my life. Thank you Jackson and JD!

[@robertgarland805]

This song was on my mother's sterio many many years ago. Jackson was my soul mate. She had never heard him before. She commented, that man HAS GOT IT.

[@wbl5649]

oh the days...glory days My first concert at 16 at Freeborn Hall at UC Davis was to see him, now I'm 65 and if I have my way one day I'll see him again, and make it my last concert. Started with him, let it end with him.

[@robertbartlett2385]

Such raw sentiments, such healing, joyful music. Does this man comprehend how much he has given to us all? Bless your heart Jackson and thank you, thank you.

[@mimiward3696]

JB is the kindest, most sincere man. I can never hear enough of him.

[@tomformanek3312]

The great Ryland Cooder on slide. Perfect!

[@robertleblanc2996]

David Lindley is playing slide.

[@soonerpoker]

@@robertleblanc2996That’s not DL

[@robertleblanc2996]

@@soonerpoker Yes, it is.

[@robertleblanc2996]

@@soonerpoker Yes it is. Ry Cooder never played with Jackson Browne

[@soonerpoker]

It’s okay to be wrong. It’s not hard to look up and see it was RC, not DL. From NPR, for example: “Joined by longtime friend and collaborator J.D. Souther on harmony vocals, Browne showed that he hasn't lost a step in the decades since "Fountain Of Sorrow" was released. On this night, though, the epic recounting of a love lost is given bright new life with help from Tim Lauer's lilting piano, the McCrary Sisters' soaring voices and Ry Cooder's steely slide.”

[@donaldkagel1952]

Just amazing ! Better than the LP version . JD never gets enough credit and Jackson is as clear and strong as ever .

[@Laura-ls3bq]

Hitched many a ride from LA to The Haight to see him, eagles, great full dead, New Riders, Marshall tucker...

[@YVONNEStout-g6f]

❤JD souther is amazing love his voice

[@sofieweb]

Great harmony from JDSouther. David Crosby was another great harmonizer RIP both of them❤❤.

[@ronharris1307]

when ever i've felt down or bad in my life, i've always been able to put some j.b. on and it would make me feel better

[@candyjohnson3302]

I have felt that very same way. It’s like JB’s music helps me cope

[@peterberger5081]

Yes, JD Souther is a class act and more. Many of us know he was a close friend of Glen Frey and Don Henley and helped them write many of their Eagles songs. When Glen asked JD to join The Eagles he politely declined saying they did not need another singing guitar player. Yes he very underrated but definitely a legend.

[@tonyrogerson2683]

GEEZ, Peter Berger--(or should I say Petter Berger?) You rave about the Eagles as if you know them personally, but TWICE you misspell Glenn Frey's name in your post!!! It's spelled, G-L-E-N-N-, not G-L-E-N!!! Why should we care about your opinion when you are so unaware of the most basic facts of whom you speak? I'm sorry to blast you on this, but it is too blatant to let slide under the circumstances! Better luck next time. Tony =^,,^=

[@lbowsk]

@@tonyrogerson2683 You sound like a tool.

[@carollancaster2389]

What a wonderfully written song. Jackson Browne is such a wonderfully prolific song writer..that’s for sure!

[@deborahchinn2439]

Love, Love, Love Jackson Browne! Both his voice and JD Souther’s voice are still as melodious as ever! God Bless you both for sharing your talents with the world all these many years! We humbly thank you!

[@jacksonbrowne5398]

Hello 🌺 Thanks for your love and support, for liking and commenting on my page and I want you to know I have all my fans in heart and that includes you. [e-mail]

[@mariannehanson6792]

AND Ry Cooder! Amazing. Thank you JB, JDS, and RC. ❤

[@wendyruzbacki9276]

J D Souther’s voice still makes my heart skip a beat. His album Natural History is a must-have gem.

[@MikeHeath1]

Thanks for the recommendation! I sampled the songs and then bought the album.

[@buffaloriverstudio6437]

it's an amazing album

[@cmeeker92]

So clear and so bright ..... that's this gorgeous song and two of the greatest singers on the planet.

[@charlesc7950]

"I'm just one or two years and a couple of changes behind you." My favorite line from any song. Ever.

[@stargazer6753]

+ Charles C 1. Yes indeed, Charles.

[@scottielover5415]

Charles C. Absolutely!

[@ScrewballMcAdams]

This is possibly the very best live performance by JB of this song I've ever seen, and I've seen many. Bravo.

[@cynthialewis2096]

You could be laughing at me, you've got the right, but you keep on smiling so clear and so bright. This song will go down in history as one of the greatest ever written.. loved you for many many years, JACKSON BROWNE!

[@freewaycarstrucks]

Jackson Browne is a remarkable word smith.

[@lindsayheywood7195]

Agreed! I think the lyrics to this song are some of the best ever.

[@nikkienikkie4310]

"when you see through love's illusions there lies the danger" omg, such a deep, deep expression.

[@BerrysJSRD]

J.D's harmony is so perfect.

[@greygland]

EFFEN JD... too awesome for words

[@micheleshelley6156]

He had the most beautiful voice, but he often didn't let it out, for some reason. Linda Ronstadt once said he was her favorite vocalist(and songwriter)...I guess she'd know. I saw him perform the summer after he finally had a big hit on the radio(Only Lonely)...and he sounded really good during that concert...his voice so clear and true.

[@Merq-ko8di]

Perfect harmonies from JD Souther 🎵🎼🎶 ... thank you Laural Canyon 👍👍👍

[@mattmershon3542]

I’m listening and wondering if I would have gotten through some rough times without this music. One thing rings true for me and it’s that this music more than likely saved this listener life. Sweet solace. Peace to you Jackson Browne.

[@carollancaster2389]

That piano player is awesome too!…fabulous! He plays the piano with such a great deal of emotion!

[@LindaLong-v5c]

I loved John David Souther so much. RIP 💕🙏💕

[@vickimingus9281]

MISS HIM

[@independentmusicguy]

I hope that this great piece is getting some extra views as people look for the work of JD Souther upon the news of his passing. He is joined here by Buddy Miller, Ry Cooder, and Don Was (on bass) who somehow seems to have a hand in the best music of the past 3 decades at some level, all in support of Jackson Browne.

[@dicksowa3888]

Agreed. What a Gem. Tim Lauer's piano, McCrary Sisters. Who is the drummer?

[@loringuysingersongwriterfo1917]

Some of the greatest shows I've seen have been Jackson Browne, his acoustic show "blew my mind" is amazingly good..

[@xtc1957]

Two HUMUNGOUS talents. Two of the sweetest and most recognizable voices in popular music.

[@stargazer6753]

Don't forget the great Ry Cooder over to right , in a seated position. Look him up, if you don't know.

[@julierood1228]

@@stargazer6753 Thanks for adding that. Ry Cooder is such a awesome talent. Dream to hear him live in concert ;-)

[@stargazer6753]

@@julierood1228 Do you know how Ry began playing the guitar? If you don’t , it’s on Wikipedia or I would love retelling the story as It is one of the most heart rendering stories in music.

[@esextonags]

Jackson is always stellar. Add JD and Ry Cooder and then it’s great! The piano player killed it too!!

[@petegdula4749]

RIP Mr Souther!

[@1leelex]

Just the best! Jackson should be a world leader....Good for him!!!!

[@susanjohnson4222]

He's like Dan Folgelberg's Leader of the Band and still with us Thank God.❤

[@leslieunderwood810]

I adore Jackson! He’s amazing with everyone he performs with!

[@brooklynboy1000]

Good on ya Mr Browne.. great song ... keep these classics alive forever please.. because so much music today is disposable. Your songs from The Pretender, Running on Empty, Late For the Sky, Hold Out,, are some of the most sensitive and organics songs ever. They hold up beautifully because they are honest, and lyrically universal and philosophical. Of course you had great players along to help shape it.. bringing in shades or rock, country, folk, blues, gospel and classical. Your gifts are appreciated.

[@scottgatzke8224]

+Paul Wohlstetter wellsaidPaul iagree with all you said

[@stargazer6753]

Absolutely.

[@juliemoss2758]

Love this! And David Lindsey too

[@theresaloos1485]

And Saturate Before Using! The man wrote the songs of my youth, made me fall in love with love songs at 14. DC, I did not lie. The truth can be easily seen in pictures of H & M ❤

[@OzzyTunesII]

No "gimmick" to these guys. Just raw talent. "I'm Lovin' It"

[@SBKid58]

This is may be my favorite JB song ever. And because it is one of the best songs ever written, lyric-wise, here it is in its entirety. Looking through some photographs I found inside a drawer I was taken by a photograph of you There were one or two I know that you would have liked a little more But they didn't show your spirit quite as true You were turning 'round to see who was behind you And I took your childish laughter by surprise And at the moment that my camera happened to find you There was just a trace of sorrow in your eyes Now, the things that I remember seem so distant and so small Though it hasn't really been that long a time What I was seeing wasn't what was happening at all Although for a while our path did seem to climb When you see through love's illusions, there lies the danger And your perfect lover just looks like a perfect fool So you go running off in search of a perfect stranger While the loneliness seems to spring from your life Like a fountain from a pool Fountain of sorrow, fountain of light You've known that hollow sound of your own steps in flight You've had to hide sometimes, but now you're all right And it's good to see your smiling face tonight Now, for you and me it may not be that hard to reach our dreams But that magic feeling never seems to last And all the future's there for anyone to change, still you know it seems It would be easier sometimes to change the past I'm just one or two years and a couple of changes behind you In my lessons at love's pain and heartache school Where if you feel too free and you need something to remind you There's this loneliness springing up from your life Like a fountain from a pool Fountain of sorrow, fountain of light You've known that hollow sound of your own steps in flight You've had to hide sometimes, but now you're all right And it's good to see your smiling face tonight Fountain of sorrow, fountain of light You've known that hollow sound of your own steps in flight You've had to struggle, you've had to fight To keep understanding and compassion in sight You could be laughing at me, you've got the right But you go on smiling so clear and so bright

[@ikkenhisatsu7170]

Such great songs - great lyrics, great harmonies, great musicianship. I just can't love these guys' music enough.

[@dannywoody5497]

Both men are incredible vocalist writers and can sing outrageous harmonies

[@mariehanna7862]

The very first love of my life turned me on to JB in 77. Been in love ever since... he's getting old and so am I.

[@jacksonbrowne5398]

Hello 🌺 Thanks for your love and support, for liking and commenting on my page and I want you to know I have all my fans in heart and that includes you. [e-mail]

[@DennisDolan-fl3mw]

Such a great performance, great rendition, great version of a great song.

[@Survivor-15n]

American music’s poet laureate!! Somehow he knows everything that’s in our hearts and souls💪🏻💪🏻 Love you Jackson♥️♥️

[@rosemarygranat]

It was so beautiful.......knew it then and now........read it all

[@sandybrown188]

He is awesome. Takes me back to the 70s. He is one of my heroes.

[@xx-tn2tf]

Jackson Browne.....your voice is still from another world......too good to be from this one....you made me cry then and now seeing you live I still cry......you are amazing

[@jeffreymiller9808]

No Doubt a tearjerker of a song, pulls on the heartstrings of past Love. I discovered this song long after I was introduced to JB when Running On Empty was released.

[@ralphflores4422]

They sound great together! I love JD Souther's voice and harmony.

[@lovesallweneed]

Have always loved his work. So much feelings and those arrangements are unique to him.

[@johncopeland3826]

A true bona fide , rare, thoroughly decent human being ...with god given talent to match . Mr Jackson Browne.Exquisite ....

[@MrBACKFENCE]

One of my favorite singer song writers...and JD also a great writer and vocalist!

[@sandybrown7348]

Love Jackson Browne. I have lots of his records. He is the best.

[@susanrobinson9489]

I saw him at the Santa Barbara County Bowl in the 70s. Amazing. And he wrote that song about Joni Mitchell

[@b.w.videos2486]

Total Wow, The pure talent on this stage! JB & JD so great, & just look at Ry over there being nothin' but cool perfection!

[@ofenblase2091]

First time I see JD Suther here. I know him so well from Eagles. 2 gigs only, I will never forget. And take it easy. Only so can I survive in these crazy world. Thanks for Jackson Browne.

[@carlajolly2480]

ofenblase check out JD’s music. Amazing. He put a lot of people on the map. One of the best song writers( and singers) ever. 🙏🏻

[@MrRontelussa]

Lucky to see JB twice in The Netherlands. Love this guy 😎😎😎👍👍👍

[@JoAnnTimoner]

OMG..I didn't know he passed away..I am broken hearted..RIP and thank you for a life time of music and memories..tears....

[@scottielover5415]

This album came out when I knew my relationship was coming to an end. This song had great significance, I thought it explained exactly where I was at that time of my life. Although no regrets.

[@thomasbernecky2078]

and it is good to see your smiling face tonight. Thanks, again Jackson.

[@robertbrams2129]

Bravo, the Maestro of my tribe and age gang, fantasy duet with Dion, stay on the bright side of the Road, before group harmony, there was none! never quit.