Jackson Browne "Looking Into You" (Live From Home)

[@caligal7878]

“Here I stand at the edge of my embattled illusions, looking into you “ …“ words and music will never touch the beauty that I’ve seen, looking into you” ❤️❤️

[@lightgearwire]

Jackson, you've got a good 30 years to go, avoid alcohol, fructose and keep your microbiom strong. Never stop hiking - live!

[@greatboniwanker]

If any good comes from this horrible pandemic, it will be beautiful little moments like this one, just me - and some friends - and Jackson Browne (Hi Greg) sitting at his piano right in front of me/us. Thank you!

[@00726penny]

I agree 🎶💯

[@eaglefan941]

Only 1% hospitalization, not a pandemic

[@greatboniwanker]

@@eaglefan941 Covid PENIS, Bro! Good luck out there.

[@lindawilliams2211]

Amen.

[@brendah4581]

Comment past last #, 🌈

[@Keitsongs]

Listening to Jackson Browne always inspires me to write songs, a mentor, a wordsmith, a heroe

[@VintageTubeTone]

I just came upon this series of videos and have watched 5 or 6 by now, recalling the soulful music this was then and still is now. At the end of each video, there's an unmistakable twinkle in Jackson's eye, a look, without any bravado, of simply knowing and appreciating his humble contribution to the world.

[@doughill8475]

One of my very favorite JB songs, so moving.

[@Angels1here]

much love to you!! -just a good ole fan:)

[@arteamazonico]

Thank You for your music!

[@piperfogle4957]

So sweet!

[@wolfgangveyhl6677]

This is so beautiful , Man!!!

[@LennoreCosta-us2xc]

Beautiful song❤

[@timothymorton5350]

OMG.

[@brendah4581]

Go "74", fans.🌈

[@dawggolfer5380]

The pedal steel work is beautiful. I can play a six string, but the pedal steel is so difficult to master as this player has.

[@chrisiverson6063]

Fifty+ years down the road and this song is still GREAT!! ...and I am among those who call him a prophet!! Peace Always!

[@lisacipriani6105]

Beautiful

[@cyndibrittain8147]

Mee too💜

[@jayhalley2642]

@@cyndibrittain8147 so beautiful

[@nancyboyd6273]

If he is not, he is right up there somewhere. That's a good title 😇

[@denisewilkerson4698]

definitely, and his ultimate prophetic song: After the Deluge.

[@sixseven7717]

Every single one of us is so grateful to you for creating a soundtrack to part of our lives. You are beautiful, your music is beautiful and you are truly loved. Thank you JB💜

[@lawrence2087]

Three bars in and tears were already streaming down my face…I’m 74 and been a fan forever, it seems. And this is why….

[@jshelledy1]

Sixty-eight years old. Affects me the same way. Can't imagine my life without this man's music.

[@m6025-p6g]

@@jshelledy1 Yep. Snow on the roof but plenty of fire in in the furnace. 75 here, and still resonating with this music. This particular song struck me as almost a chant, with the repetition of the melody.

[@kevinbartlett6739]

Yep. 72. Beauty is beauty.

[@cjcurtis8944]

Only 52 but literally grew up with his music starting with this record. I don’t have memories of life without JB’s music. Literally the soundtrack to my entire life. He’s the very best to ever write songs and sing them.

[@robertstites6164]

Jackson tributed on prines first album and wallflowers first, "thanks to Jackson Browne". What a tribute, huh?

[@PracticalKnow]

This is how it's done folks. - 72 years old. *_Passion for music does_* *_not have to fade with age_*

[@patriciastewart2239]

Indeed!

[@Calatriste54]

Good vintage, better and better..

[@amandaseverance]

He can still hold a buttery tone. Beautiful.

[@cyndibrittain8147]

Passion for truth & right thinking 🎹🎸🎤

[@shellyallison]

Absolutely agree! He sounds as good as he did many years ago. Music is in his heart and soul...and it shows.

[@fotofitstrips]

So glad I got to live at a time when Jackson, Joni, Bonnie, John Prine, Dylan, Bruce, Billy, Gregg, Linda, Neil, James, Carole, Cat, Gordon, Harry, Dan F, Aretha and Jim Croce made music.

[@davidcrowe4104]

That would be my list too got to see most of those, sure miss John Prine and the others.

[@jamesoslin1313]

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[@Gingerjake2]

I could not have said it better. He is a brilliant lyricist who so often gets overlooked for that fact...I guess some people just don't listen...

[@patriciastewart2239]

Indeed

[@christinaford1801]

So true. I have been fortunate enough to see them all perform except Jim Croce.

[@kathleenregalado8608]

My first date with my husband of 40 years was a Jackson Browne concert. There will always be a special place in my heart for Jackson Browne.

[@jeffhodge7333]

I'm right there with you. 1977 - Running On Empty Tour. I married my date in 1984.

[@michaelcarroll4330]

As did I !!! And a concert by Jackson is the first thing we look for when thinking of a holiday trip away. Timeless, class 👏

[@lindacarter3898]

My first concert was Jackson playing at the Robin Hood Dell in Philly the summer of '78 on his Running on Empty Tour. I remember where we sat on the lawn and how he talked about no nukes. His music shaped me.

[@abbyknoblauch437]

Your stories are so great! I love how we all feel the same about him❤️Life is better with Jackson and his music in it! ahhh, creativity...

[@giovannistefani7769]

you are lucky to have been able to see Jackson on Live concert. first time i heard his music on the radio when i was in high school and it went straight to my soul and never left. but living in europe i never had the opportunity to see a concert. I hope in the future to be able to do so

[@josephtrionfero4512]

"it's a hotel at best, you're here as a guest", This could be the best description of our mortality ever written. This man is a genius. (even at a very young age) Thank You Mr Browne, Thank You.....

[@jackrambler3262]

Joseph- I’ve had my son (who has 2 young boys) listen to the original recording for that particular lyric, since Jackson has always offered his thoughts on what’s really important in life. This marks 50 years of trying to follow his advice, which goes far beyond the music...

[@cyndibrittain8147]

Yes, Jackson: thank you❣️ 🙏

[@cyndibrittain8147]

@@jackrambler3262 that’s it!! ~ “his advice” to me, (thru all the songs) has been the very best yet‼️No other musician, poet, friend, or prophet has moved me & motivated me as much as this man✨💥💫

[@duncanwells2597]

He was writing well beyond his years at such an early age.

[@squeakeththewheel]

My Mom died this morning, so yes thanks for that comment.

[@Genjo_N_Mojave]

*Thank You Jackson for 50 years of masterful musical bliss!*

[@jayhalley2642]

Yep👍

[@PremiumKibble]

Whether he is performing from his living room or the stage at Red Rocks, it always feels intimate. No one connects with an audience like Jackson.

[@darlaelliott4080]

so true!

[@sallyhenry6227]

His voice is still as beautiful as and he is as good looking.

[@alexiss680]

Red Rocks was very, very wonderful!!!!

[@gilchasin1022]

Yup, agree, Jackson's songs at once deeply personal yet universally connective...true heart-spirit tunesmith. Am so grateful he's part of the soundtrack of my life...from '60s Troub days on.

[@people4peace999]

Truth here🕊🌏🕉✨️⚘️💙

[@allysondamon]

I don't know how he does it, but I thank God for Jackson Browne. He is a gift to the world. His lyrics and voice are so meaningful. He is simply the best.

[@davewilliams1124]

In my opinion the greatest singer/songwriter of all time, and the most underrated. Can't wait for you to come to England again soon and see you for the 25th time. Can't wait for the delayed new album too

[@shaunrobinson4381]

🙌

[@maraalvarez7695]

I deeply appreciate getting to know you through these very personal videos Jackson....thank you for sharing your stories along with your masterpieces xo

[@donnaengel6413]

I imagine his stories are all masterpieces…. Love him, just as always.❤️

[@gonzoexpress9885]

Can't find the words other than to say THANKYOU to Jackson and Greg. This entire album was a revelation and so evocative.

[@robnewbold1]

Words can never express what these songs mean to millions. Utterly superb.

[@HaydenGreyson]

Did anyone else not want this to end? Listening to Jackson Browne's music is like hearing angels recite poetry... and how about that genius pedal steel playin' by Greg Leisz?

[@joolstacho8114]

Yes, so well said. And the steel is from heaven also!!!

[@louisedole7179]

Love your deep sensitivity and beautiful soul. Wish I had known you, but I only know who you are through your music. Thank you , Jackson for being a part of my life. You will never know what your music meant to me all of my life.

[@jshelledy1]

Well put.

[@yamapenny5960]

Same here ❣

[@johnmcnabb3028]

Singing the truth.. your life is art and your song is alive with beauty. Thanks for sharing, friend.

[@shereesimonson2625]

Your music makes me calm in the midst of this crazy world. Thank you ❤️

[@Ra-ze4vy]

..yes. !! his music Touches my core Says. CALM ..

[@Ettesun]

I played this beautiful album over and over thousands of times when my oldest child was a baby. These words are still so poignant, even now. Much love to you from Humboldt County, home of the Redwoods! Thank You Jackson!

[@TrondBørgeKrokli]

Thank you so much for sharing this song and your back story of it with us. I was slightly worried before clicking the video that I might not feel the familiar warmth which I came to love, during my first years of getting to know your music back when I was in my twenties. As it would happen, this song (as with the others) it sounds like barely a few years has passed, and the warmth and emotion is still there. Thank you ever so much for reminding us of these wonderful feelings brought on by your music. May your days still be as good as ever. My heartfelt best wishes to all of you.

[@bpbatlaw]

Thank you for everything. Thank you today for sharing this beautiful version of a great song. Thank you for all the other contributions of songs to various benefit streams over the past year; they have made the enforced isolation more bearable. Thank you for your deadication to environmental and social justice causes throughout your career. Oh yes, thank you for pursuing the music and sharing your gift and hard work with us for so many years.

[@Bignormgod]

Well said!

[@yamapenny5960]

@@Bignormgod Thats true ❗

[@amandaseverance]

Moved to tears! I was a kid when Saturate Before Using came out. I drew your picture, framed it, and hung it on my wall til I left home. I wore that vinyl out and simply could not leave this song alone. I count you among those who gave me the courage to poet. Thank you. Thank you.

[@RiseUp1000]

“But words and music will never touch The beauty that I've seen....”. Thank you, Jackson, for sharing that beauty in songs with us for a generation.

[@MKieft-rc3bb]

❤️

[@davidthomas5035]

These were the same words I had planned to mention. But then, I'm a golfer too.

[@MNAZ480]

“Here I stand at the edge of my embattled illusions, looking into you.” This is lyrical wizardry right here. Your music has enriched my life in ways that words cannot describe. Thank you so very much for sharing it with us.

[@margaretoneill3570]

I am beyond grateful for the mastermind and genius of Jackson Browne’s gift to the world. His earliest music was the anthem of my youth and the reason I continue my search for truth and life.

[@northsongs]

What a gift he has! I'm so happy he shares it with all of us. Another example of lyrical wizardry from Jackson Browne is found in 'Your Bright Baby Blues": It's so hard to come by that feeling of peace This friend of mine said "Close your eyes, and try a few of these" I thought I was flying like a bird so far above my sorrow But when I looked down I was standing on my knees Now I need someone to help me, someone to help me please

[@Materialworld4]

Wow Jackson, that was incredibly beautiful, and so artfully rendered by both of you. Your music has at many points in my life been the anthem that "perfectly" described my emotions. Thank you Jackson Browne. Time has not dulled your power in the least, but only added amazing depth and nuance.

[@walrusexplosion]

I could listen to Jackson talk about his music all day. What a talented man.

[@rjb7569]

First saw Jackson at the Capitol Theater in Passaic, NJ, back in the early 70s. He played solo. The response was extremely positive, which seemed to surprise him. He said, "The next time I come back, I'm bringing my band." And he did the next year. I was there for that one, too. He is simply one of the finest songwriters of our generation. Top shelf. Always on the pulse of how it truly is. Personal, social commentary, world view. Has a few equals, but none are better. Jackson's first album is one of my favs ever. All of his work is always so good. (Nice steel work, also, Greg! We just lost Rusty Young, another terrific steel player).

[@yamapenny5960]

👍🤝

[@nofascistsonmywatch]

Was he the opener for America at that show, (or was that the one 'next year')?? If so, I WAS THERE! Yeah, R.I.P. Rusty. 😪 Sneaky Pete is gone as well, correct?

[@rjb7569]

@@nofascistsonmywatch You know, I think he did open for America because I saw them at the Capitol as well. It was probably that show. I'm from Belleville originally, a few towns over.

[@nofascistsonmywatch]

@@rjb7569 That was the very first show (of MANY!) of his that I've been to. Yes, I was living in Union at that time, and was already a big fan of his music. The most ironic thing is that I thought I was the ONLY one in my whole 800+ graduating class of Union High that was into his artistry, and that they were all into ONLY the 'go to' expected usual; Zeppelin, Stones, Doors, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, etc., etc. But then at the Seton Hall show a year or so after that Capital show, there were MANY of my fellow classmates waiting in line to get into that gym to see him and Linda!! 😁

[@madbug1965]

Thank you for this song. My mother passed away at 93 last month. My three brothers and I inherited our family home which Is full of memories but now sits sadly empty.

[@jameswhiteside1506]

Sorry for your loss. Cherish the memories and smile.

[@patriciastewart2239]

Hugs

[@rajsuss]

Sorry for your loss. May your mother's memory be a blessing. Where is the house? Perhaps you and your brothers will rent or sell it to someone who appreciates its good vibrations.

[@gaylegreene]

It is sad seeing the memories left in a family home. Bless you❤️

[@408SPLKINGS]

Condolences to your family. One of you should move in your childhood home & have many years of new celebrations, reunions, Birthdays & of course great memories. How cool would it be for your kids or nephews & nieces to go to your alma mater.

[@janicesweet5142]

Jackson Browne... you and your poetry have carried me through many trying AND happy times God bless you and people like you who care enough to share your insight into what is real. Thank you also for teaching us to care for mother earth. Thank you.

[@nightingaleofsorrow9349]

Thank you for playing this song Jackson. It profoundly touched my life so many moons ago. Chief Crazyhorse once said “we as people can save our Mother Earth if only we care to try” May we all heed those words. Wishing you well in your concerts and travels 💕

[@adrianreyes4702]

I am still convinced that those putting the thumbs down are Bieber fans. They have absolutely no idea when they see, and hear a superb musician/ songwriter.

[@rose03cruz]

Wow ...thank you Jackson and Greg ..beautiful song and Jackson, you have been so blessed with your voice. I have been listening to you for years and you still have a gorgeous sound.💜

[@marxtone]

I would call this a perfect song.

[@paulstibilj3349]

Storyteller/Lyricist without peer. Many have come close but, for me, none have matched his magic.

[@Gemgenie]

Words and music will never touch the beauty that I’ve seen, looking into you Jackson. And that’s true. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your beautiful lyrics and songs. They are part of the tapestry of my life, the better part of it for sure 🙏🙏

[@yamapenny5960]

👍💜❣

[@susanrose5237]

This Voice, These Lyrics, The Piano, The Steel Guitar......My Heart is Moved.....Just having experienced having to give up/let go of my Childhood Homestead of many, many years standing....Jackson has always had this old soul introspection that is greatly appreciated .....🕊✌💗...

[@daynasmith4059]

Oh! How many times this song played on my turntable in my teenage years. Jackson, your words and music have helped me so much throughout my life. I thank you for that and for the hug I asked for and received from you March 17, 1996 (The Township, Columbia, SC). I sent everyone Christmas cards that Christmas with our picture taken that night and the words "Dreams Do Come True"! LOL. Love you...

[@tulyar57]

Wow! What a beautiful rendition of a poignant song written at such a tender age. If Bob Dylan can get a Nobel Prize for a lifetime of lyrics what does Jackson B need to do?

[@margaretigoe1445]

Met my husband 40 years ago in Ireland ..he introduced me to all of your music...bought me all your albums..we've been at all your Irish concerts....now our daughters are singing your wonderful songs..love this one..thank you for the music.

[@michaelcarroll4330]

Your story mirrors that of my wife and me, Margaret - met in 1975, married in 1984, been to all his concerts in Ireland since 1994 - and many around the world too. Such a great way to spend time - and he’s on my children’s playlists, too 👍

[@AnnieBe65]

omg I'm bawling my eyes out. Always a favorite song, performed today by Jackson with such depth of feeling, blew me away. Thank you, Jackson. See you in August!

[@joannejohnson7006]

I love this. And you, Jackson Browne, since 1973. You always had a way of expressing my inner broken parts, help me cry, and slowly heal. Yours, Jody

[@atticussfinch9001]

Way to go, Jackson... keep singing, man... carry me home... just up the road in Monterey.

[@babylontimes639]

I was. 15. The youngest one there 1974. Tucson. Jackson the sound track of my life

[@petercricket]

jackson..This was the first song of yours I ever remember listening to, 1971.ish..? so many years on. a great treat for a new Saturday morning....greetings from Barcelona..

[@vermontbee1]

Looking back at you... Deep appreciation for thoughtful lyrics and beautiful melodies over the decades, for concerts, for songs that held memories for you and created new memories for us. Memories of places we have been when we heard your songs, and they became our songs, our anthems, our music, looking into you. Much love and respect to you, Jackson.

[@111Phoenix777]

I love how thoughtful Jackson Browne is. There's a meaning and substance behind the songs he writes, the lyrics. Very nice. I wish more artists would emulate him.

[@snowalewine4602]

Jackson a beautiful song -- - going back in time -- - feeling life ❤️

[@lisaa4356]

"It's a hotel at best" . . . I had forgotten this gem. Beautiful and ooh the sound of that slide! Thank you so much for this soothing anthem 💜

[@kendylhoudyshell1399]

Amazing performance Jackson. This song is a masterpiece with timeless lyrics and incredible melody. I appreciate you more and more as time rushes on. I find peace in my soul with the gift you give. Have a great Saturday evening 😊

[@historicalsimon]

This man was wonderful at 18, He is wonderful now!!

[@yamapenny5960]

👍❗🔺️😻

[@elisabetsalzer9019]

Yessss!!❤️

[@kirbharp2157]

Isn't it amazing to see him age as well as we are too....sort of together. But his music is timeless.

[@elisabetsalzer9019]

@@kirbharp2157 you are so right!

[@lilsheba1]

This was one of your teenage songs, wow....It still amazes me how wonderful your writing has been since you were a kid! I just love it when people are truly gifted like this.

[@phillipgreene2564]

The creator has blessed us with messengers...they awakening our bindled thoughts when roads are dusted by stiff side winds. These words fill spaces that have run empty and remind me of a place I called Home. Thank you Mr. Browne

[@yamapenny5960]

💙 sooo true!

[@michaelcarroll4330]

What a treat on waking up on a rainy Saturday in Ireland - keep them coming, Jackson and Greg - pure, timeless class 👏

[@yamapenny5960]

Same in Hamburg...

[@tdublakeo]

This song still brings tears to my eyes, but for different reasons than it used to back in the 70's. Keep on rockin♥ I'd love to wander around that room and look at your books:)

[@lawrencerasmus]

Some people can just sing the phone book and it makes you emotional

[@fleetwin1]

Jackson is definitely one of those people...

[@stevemcgilvery9394]

Outstanding. I agree these sessions are such a gift of the pandemic. These songs are timeless. But, Wait who was ‘the great song traveler who passed through here’? JB called him a prophet... Dylan?

[@yamapenny5960]

I bet...👍

[@dawnisis1305]

Woody?

[@xtasktaste0]

Great JB, haven't seen your face for ages, now I see your face has changed a lot, but your lovely signature voice got even better. God bless you JB.

[@lindaniman5933]

Pure Jackson Browne. We have a very early recording of you when you were 19 years old and playing at the Candy Company in San Diego. Still listen to your first album.....early Jackson, love it.

[@lesliebrooks8284]

There isn't a song that doesn't touch me to my soul, its as though a silent kinship or connection in ny mind has been spoken out loud & put into words that I could never come up with on my own. Jackson does this fir me as though he was tapped into my thougbts. Its explained so simply , im the one that makes it all so complicated & when I hear him sing I then realize im not alone in this world of thought or realty. People say i think too much,, its not that, its just that i over think, I over feel on things that can't be solved in one person or at all. Im just happy that I have a friend that views my thoughts with the same heart, even if he has no idea I exist, I know he does & that causes my calm..

[@angelacharters199]

I wish I could shake his hand and thank him for all the great music.

[@sixseven7717]

JACKSON BROWNE FOREVER

[@charleswatkins6402]

Fantastic, as always. God bless you Jackson and everybody listening!

[@snarfinigus]

When I first saw the notification, I was in the middle of one of your tunes, playing in my head. Nothing was on the stereo, no music in my ears. For me: a sweet coincidence.

[@RaeZoladawn777]

Reminds me of my brother so much ...he was such a fan of Jacksons thank you JBalways a pleasure xxxx

[@alistairdodds6206]

I am so happy to see he's doing retakes of all my favourite JB songs in his Live from Home series. The new layer that his more "experienced" and aged voice has given these songs in magical

[@maryneal428]

Will never tire of this music. Jackson and his accompying musicians, always outstanding.

[@BCBlue]

Thank you, Jackson and Greg. This song has touched our hearts many times.

[@tamelatoggle2897]

I work with 20 something's, who had never heard good music So I played some ...Dr my eyes , the pretender Fantastic memories of good music ! Glad to hear you haven't missed a beat . I'm as impressed today as much as the girl of my youth . Still as cute as you were .... 💟. Well done .

[@triumph6600]

“Words and music will never touch the beauty that I’ve seen, looking you”... Jackson Browne is truly a National treasure. Thank you so much for sharing your gift, and reminding us to love one another. Throughout this pandemic, Jackson has shared his talents from his home, and has satisfied our need to hear that truth, love, and understanding still exists in this not so perfect world. Thanks so very much Jackson.

[@gregsparks5948]

Seems too few folks comment on is the instrumention you choose for each song- they really are paintings Jackson, auditory masterpieces.

[@artchem1]

@@gregsparks5948 Artistic Masterpiece’s as the “ Paint the Portrait of Jackson’s life,. Beautiful colours with vision within his lyrics 🌟

[@howardgray9068]

Absolutely magic to the ears again from Jackson and masterful slide from Greg. Much appreciated

[@gnawbabygnaw]

This tune sealed the deal with my future wife. Thanks Jackson.❤️

[@robk7592]

Mr. Browne, I'm 28 years old and have always admired your style. Part of me wishes I grew up during your time, but the other part of me is simply grateful that I'm able to appreciate your music because it is timeless. Your songwriting has been there for every hardship in my life, and has shaped who I am over the years. You are the true definition of an artist, and continue to inspire people like me every day. For that, and much more, I wanted to say thank you.

[@yamapenny5960]

Nice words, nice mind... ❗🌷🤝

[@hoss-lk4bg]

god lord you're a puppy son

[@netterstyl]

Damn, this is fine....I've about worn the threads off this one (as well as the others). What a flawless performance of this tune. If Jackson had crapped out on his part, this would _still_ be great due to the steel guitar playing - that guy is all over the subtleties and dynamics of that instrument. "Familiarity breeds contempt"...but not here. Jackson must've performed this song around 12 million times through the years, but it still sounds as fresh and new as the first time I heard it on the studio album. And how nice it is to hear this done on an acoustic piano instead of a wonky digital piano. The piano recording is controlled and doesn't break up as well. Best thing: He didn't bugger up the tune to try to milk something out of it that wasn't there (very common mistake). He just let the song alone! Another one: "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." -And this tune definitely ain't broke. Thanks so much for posting!

[@PremiumKibble]

From the soundtrack of my 20s ❤️

[@sarahblevins5836]

The very first song I ever heard by Jackson was "For a Dancer". Fell in love instantly. I waa 15 and full of terminal uniqueness. His voice and words ministered beauty and identity to my hungry, yearning soul. Fron that time on I can recognize his voice in one note. A few years later I waa in a coma for 8 days. When I came out if it I didn't recognize a lot, including a sister. Still, I knew and was comforted by that voice. Always wanted to meet him and was insanely jealous of people I knew who did. I live in VA and thought about hitching to CA several times throughout my life. 45 years later and I can still be caught going into a world of my own, wearing my beats or blasting my Bluetooth and singing my heart out with Jackson. Gave up on meeting him and that urgency is gone. I know he is only a man but oh how he can still "Sing My Songs to Me." Thanks for listening. This was shared with gratitude and appreciation. By the far off chance that this will be read by Jackson, I want to say Thank You! Fron another of your number 1 fans.

[@gscasale7772]

@@sarahblevins5836 beautiful...but never give up... maybe you WILL meet him someday...

[@StevenShults]

Have always loved this one. Hoping to get to see you and Greg and friends on stage in late October! ✌

[@patti-ann5850]

Beautiful and soulful still after all these years. I woke up this foggy morning to this song and it delighted my heart. Thank you Jackson.

[@mrmojorisin8752]

Most of Jackson’s songs are so much more powerful when performed with this kind of minimalism, keeping the focus on Jackson, his voice, his lyrics, his gorgeous melodies. The songs are so strong that too much instrumental accompaniment tends to distract from them. The most transcendent and memorable of the countless Jackson performances I’ve seen was solo acoustic in 2002. I do think that Jackson has slowly come to understand the added power of the minimalist approach. Perhaps he didn’t have confidence earlier in how incredible songs like Looking Into You are, entirely on their own.

[@keithcarper8809]

Thanks Jackson for the years and all the hours, 'listening to you'

[@vincelucas5722]

Love this song! Continues to be one of my favorites after all these years.

[@richardevans6183]

Jackson Browne’s songs reach into my soul and I feel the warmth and love in his lyrics and music. I’m approaching 71 and “Looking into You” ministers to me. It helps me look back and reflect on my relationships with people who have blessed me across life’s path, which have made life beautiful and meaningful. And I’m so grateful. Thank you, Jackson. God bless you.

[@yamapenny5960]

👍

[@Ldydsz]

Bravo! Beautiful performance.

[@luckylunaloops]

When we feel it, but don't have the words or the art to express what we feel, we thank God for songs like these.

[@thomaswschaller]

These live sessions are jewels - precious and rare. The old songs and the brand new all just shimmer. So grateful to Jackson Browne. His music has buoyed me all my life - still does

[@angelicamichel9392]

Beautiful !!!❤️ thank you Jackson Browne for sharing your memories ❤️🦋

[@charlesc7950]

"All the walls and the windows are still standing." Don't know why but that line always gives me goosebumps.

[@nofascistsonmywatch]

Yes, same here, because it is as if he expected them to be crumbling, with a resultant forlorn feeling, and was very pleasantly surprised to find them "still standing".

[@Lat41]

One of the finest songs I shall ever hear.