Captain & Tennille - Love Will Keep Us Together | REACTION

[@jamelakajamal]

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[@patlee9704]

Love the shirt! Why can't the rest of the world do the same?

[@johnb2905]

Great memories watching these 2 . Going back to TV as a teen . Try putting 2 Journey players , a Doobie brother and Dave Mason together ... You get a bunch of older guys KILLING it . Try this. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXnLkKKuZa2nr6M. All Along the watchtower .

[@jamesreding6336]

The captain was in the beach Boys for a while

[@jamesreding6336]

Thay got divorced later in life too bad

[@dash4191]

Yeah she was too nice for the captain the captain was like Ike to Tina Turner

[@frankmilliren7994]

"There you have it, the number one song for 1975" - Casey Kasem.

[@grd3727]

Omg... ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Casey Kasem!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@tomh5006]

Nailed it!! Winner of the day.

[@daveyboy_]

And thats our long distance dedication

[@Cheryl_Haydon]

Yes! I miss hearing Casey's voice on the radio...American Top 40

[@lunagal]

Keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars.

[@joker3092]

You couldn't get away from this song, it was everywhere. It was the number one song of 1975. It won the Grammy for record of the year. Their most famous and biggest hit and one of the most perfectly crafted pop songs ever

[@Mikey_Sea]

Yup. Perfectly crafted, like you said. In that way, it reminds me of ABBA's stuff.

[@jasonsabbath6996]

Not just 75! I wasn't born until 77 and the song was still on every day as a kid! Plus my mom had the 45!

[@racebiketuner]

Yup. Sure got a lot of air play. Still sounds great today :-)

[@snicky58]

Perfectly crafted -- yes! Perfect description. I'm kind of ashamed to admit this, but I was sort of a music snob when this record came out and didn't think I liked it. But the older I got, the more open-minded and less snobby I got about pop music. I recognize and really appreciate well crafted songs now. And ABBA is another group whose records I used to turn up my nose at when I was young -- now I think they and a lot of their records were amazing!

[@yambo59]

You said it, me and my girlfriends fav. song in high school, and yep it was EVERYWHERE.

[@kabluey_louie1718]

You can tell she loves performing this gem

[@syrmatt]

Hearing the studio cut, you’ll hear at the nd “Sedaka is back”. A shout out to Neil Sedaka who wrote this for them and was on a come back.

[@IllumeEltanin]

^this^ My favorite part of the track.

[@PhillipDavis830]

Neil Sedaka recorded it originally as well. His cut was similar but the captain and Toni Tenille were better.

[@surlechapeau]

Indeed. He had a bunch of #1 hits of his own. This song written by Neil Sedaka and Howard Greenfield

[@mrkdemeritt]

Oh hell yes!! Yeah I remember that record or at least hearing it on the radio when I was 7 or something (though it had been released a year or so prior I think it was 1975 when the Sedaka's Back record came out) And of course laughter in the rain which was the tune I constantly heard which is a damn pleasure isn't it?! And learned a little bit in the past couple years which I'm sure anybody knew who was actually around when it was released I was only six or five but gobbled up music like it was well what it is a delicious confection LOL but yeah to get on with my long-winded deal I know(since he told me)that Elton John started Rocket records and then signed Neil to it and of course Bad Blood that has Elton singing the high harmony part. And now that I think about it, the great performance is on The Midnight Special, Elton's not there mind you but Neil singing his ass off. During the covid thing everyday he would have his little podcast and me and a friend could tell he just bought a pack of like two solid color t-shirts for maybe Sears Walmart target. Cuz he is wearing the hell out of them LOL we'd be like nah man you wore that black one four days ago need to change it up hahaha. Thanks for your comment though sometimes I just can't help but talk and talk and talk and it is a major passion of mine music playing it certainly listening to it. Have a great day my friend

[@darthdzl]

Yeah, the studio version of the song is worth listening to as well. They kinda rushed this one (probably at the request of the show) and you miss some layers to the music.

[@deniseriley6622]

Captain and Tennille reminds me of my childhood in the 70's. Listen to Muskrat Love next.

[@DoctorPhobos]

Same here. I was thinking of “Muskrat Love”.

[@steveschellenberg7485]

Muskrat Love is a personal favorite of mine. Originally written by Willis Alan Ramsley, it's a keeper

[@willdwyer6782]

@bcdhifi nope. America didn't write it. They covered it. It's been covered three times. Lani Hall and her husband Herb Alpert were the first to cover it with some additional lyrics they added for her album titled "Sun Down Lady." America covered it a year later in 1973, and Captain and Tennille got around to it in 1976.

[@bethshadid2087]

I love that silly song 😁

[@barryanderson3910]

@@willdwyer6782 And speaking of Lani Hall, perhaps it's time for some Sergio Mendez from Jamel.

[@richardconnolly4835]

Hi, another one you will enjoy is Neil Sedaka's Laughter in the Rain. Sedaka wrote songs for Captain and Tenille and many others.

[@jasonsabbath6996]

Neil Sedaka is a very underrated song writer and singer!

[@nanahopeDale]

@@jasonsabbath6996 agreed!

[@Cheryl_Haydon]

@@jasonsabbath6996 He absolutely is. Love me some Neil Sedaka! I had a lot of his 70s music.

[@spicy321]

Bad Blood is another good one and it has Elton John on it.

[@jillwklausen]

You would love hearing him tell the story about how he wrote that song. kzbin.info/www/bejne/imiud6WndpZ5ia8

[@bikesandcampswithcats]

I used to stay up late when I was 5, 6, and 7 from 1974-'76 watching the Midnight Special and Don Kirshner's Rock Concert; those artists made a huge impression on me. Yes, the beautiful Toni Tennille and talented Daryl Dragon.

[@aerynsunx]

Hey Jamel! The 'Midnight Special' was a treasure. I'm so glad I grew up with it. They were Toni Tennille (pronounced like TEN-neal) and Daryl Dragon (R.I.P.), a married couple. They did divorce *years* later, but they were a close couple at this time. Fun fact: Neil Sedaka, a late 50s-early 60s pop star/songwriter, wrote this song. The success of this single brought a resurgence to his career in the mid 70's. And yes, this was definitely a *live* performance. ☮✌🏽 out.

[@serpounce6531]

In the studio version of this song, if you listen close to the fadeout Toni sings "Nah Nah Nah Nah, Sedaka is back."

[@Henry-Paget]

A bad day with a Jamal reaction, automatically becomes a good day.

[@DoctorPhobos]

You couldn’t be more right!

[@davidelswick6660]

Jamal was the first person I checked out doing music reactions. Having grown up with this music, it's amazing to see people hear it for the first time. Being the good guy that he is, he's recommended and shouted out to other reactors, whom I now follow too.

[@mrenb7]

I hear that. Needed this. But gotta skip his take on The Living Years because it gets me too upset under normal circumstances!

[@jbgpgh]

I was 10 in 1976 and remember this song playing endlessly. Love it.I believe Toni Tennille sang backup for Pink Floyd

[@dennisloveland498]

The follow up song is just as good, and was also written by Neil Sedaka. It was Lonely Nights(Angel Face). Check it out!!

[@tortimeese]

Tennille is pronounced "Ten-Neal," or "I Feel." Huge hit in the 70s. Played constantly on radio. They are (now were) a married couple--The Captain as musical arranger and Toni Tennille the singer.

[@sherry091756]

The captain passed away in 2019

[@lindarivera3832]

@@sherry091756 the captains name was daryl dragon...

[@scottferrell2806]

Darryl Dragon, oops didn’t notice someone else said it first! lol

[@ralphfiligenzi6180]

Or it could be tun-neel.

[@truckerkevthepaidtourist]

They divorced but she kind of kept in touch with Daryl he died though back in 2019

[@rich56ca]

A song played so much in its year of release I got sick of it. Today I don’t mind it so much.

[@kevinminne1460]

Right?! I get it. 🤦🏻‍♂️ too much back then but listening now it’s a good fun song 🎵

[@rondanakamura2655]

Personally, I'm still waiting for the overplay irritation to wear off regarding almost everything by Michael Jackson!

[@guythecat490]

So true! It over-flowed like caramel on the 70s pop dial. After hearing it 50 times a week that caramel is just gunk on your fangers. So glad to see um play this great song live. Tenille is on FIRE!

[@dewdew34]

RIP Daryl Dragon aka The Captain. They were really a fun couple to watch, great energy. Now you have to do Do That To Me One More Time and Muskrat Love just for kicks...

[@fiddiehacked]

Do That to me One More Time!! That's practically X-rated just as a suggestive audio!

[@neilparker8586]

The Captain’s real name was Daryl Dragon! Dragon and Tennille would have been a great name too!

[@tomh5006]

Were they or were they not married in real life? I seem to think they were.

[@lamusiclover2264]

They were married. Her name was Toni Tennille. They did divorce a few years into their career.

[@yunengdahl3675]

@@tomh5006 they were but she felt lonely for many years. He was cold and never showed effection. They divorced and I think she came back to take care of him when he fell ill, til his death. Sad story

[@DaveThomson]

Would have also accepted Captain Dragon, Dragon Captain.

[@tomh5006]

@@yunengdahl3675 oh wow didn't know that. It is a sad story.

[@toddricketts9498]

Music like this just makes you feel good

[@lakeerie5857]

Let's jump right into it!! They were married. Jamal keep going Love all this great music.

[@Nightcrawlerfive]

I'm not sure why The Captain got top billing though.

[@richardconnolly4835]

Neil Sedaka wrote literally hundreds of great songs, a favourite is Breaking Up Is Hard To Do. A happier innocent time.

[@heidichristensen7919]

I love that song too, especially the 70s version. His earlier version was too peppy and happy for a song about how hard it is to break up.

[@richardconnolly4835]

@@heidichristensen7919 I agree. I prefer the 70's version too. He is a really prolific songwriter. I got to see him perform live a few years ago and was amazed at how many songs he had written. I always liked Laughter in the Rain too.

[@pennieshivaie9343]

I love "Laughter in the rain " 💗💗💗💗💗

[@debbieomi]

@@heidichristensen7919 Amen! That slow version got me in the feels and is in my top 50 songs!

[@TayTay33]

@@heidichristensen7919 Bad Blood.

[@paulamoreland6754]

This was on top of the charts for weeks! They were married for sooo long before divorcing not long ago. This was such a fantastic song! 70s! I'm so lucky to have been a kid growing up and a teen in the 70s. ✌

[@kev7161]

Didn't the Captain pass somewhat recently?

[@paulamoreland6754]

@@kev7161 yes, believe so

[@katajha831]

It was the number one song that year. I think any of us who were alive in the days that radio ruled supreme know every beat of this song. Closely followed by Rumors by Fleetwood Mac I think the following year. Oh the days they played certain songs to death but you waited for hours for maybe Stairway, or American Pie because they were to long to fit into the play list. LOL the past it was the worst.

[@notsovelvet]

Amazing how its just 3 people making all that music, so talented the Cap and Tennille playing multiple keys at once

[@kellylaflash1016]

Their cover of Smokey's "Shop Around" is good, too.

[@msgtjim4692]

Toni Tenille was an absolute gem! She reminds me of the love of my life, whom died suddenly of an heart attack at the age of 43, in 1996. Same smile, same enthusiasm and love of life. Always happy and no one she ever met wasn't immediately a friend. I still miss her every day. Thanks for the memories. I still have many of the Captain and Tennille albums.

[@marisagettas]

One of my all time favourite songs. I was born in 1974. My Mom said this song always got my attention as a baby, either through the radio or on our record player (yes, I still have that vinyl)

[@Dularr]

Tennille sang backing vocals on Pink Floyd's double album "The Wall."

[@chipdamutt108]

You beat me to it

[@therealEmpyre]

I turned 10 that year, and this was my FAVORITE song! Thanks for the trip down memory road.

[@SRGots]

This is one of the earliest songs I can remember as a kid. I've always loved it and would sing it in Karaoke.

[@tomh5006]

Time for you to go live..let's hear it!!

[@SRGots]

@@tomh5006 Haha. No way ;)

[@cindyharrington5958]

She was like that in all her performances. So upbeat. A pleasure to watch. You couldn't turn the radio on without hearing this song.

[@sarahjane5504]

Love Toni Tennilles voice 💕fun fact :she sang backup vocals on PinkFloyd The Wall🎶

[@jessicahanley5080]

Holy mother!! I didn't know that!!

[@grd3727]

Did NOT know this! What a fun wonderful fact! Thank you! I love Jamels comment section!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@MooneyHutch]

Yup, along with Bruce Johnston of the Beach Boys. Two amazing voices.

[@toddricketts9498]

Was 12 in 75 what a great time of life

[@donwarrington4916]

This was the last song the Wrecking Crew performed on , they also performed on Rhinestone Cowboy the same year ...

[@djm4457]

Yes! Great comment!

[@cazgerald9471]

Hal Blaine played on this song, does that mean it was the Wrecking Crew? This was not the last song that Hal Blaine played drums on.

[@PK-hk7ne]

The studio version has a good bassline. This live version sounds sped-up. 🤔

[@caretaker158]

I remember singing "Muskrat Love" when I was in kindergarten.... Loved them... as did my mom so their music was often heard when she was cleaning house... and she danced with the mop!

[@suem6004]

Ahhh We really did believe love would keep them together. I was in 6th grade and I went to the record store to buy their album for $3.99. Huge sum for me.

[@Lat41]

Lyrics by Neil Sedaka

[@raymondreid4987]

Toni Tennille is such a beautiful woman she stole my heart when they had their own TV series

[@richardgilbert2897]

My favorite part of these videos is watching you react. Your love of great music is evident in the smile on your face. Thanks for this channel.

[@leeripley5534]

I loved that song when I was a young girl. Didn't understand it all but it was such a fun song to dance to. Was great to hear it again! Also loved The Captain and Tenille show. My god I feel so old. Lol

[@richardbishop8666]

I was so in love with Toni Tennile when I was a kid. You could not turn on the radio without hearing this song. Love the reaction!

[@michaelgilbert197]

Another song from the soundtrack of my life. I remember singing along with my Mom in the car to this one.... it was during the time my parents were separating, just one of those times that are somehow stamped out by a good song. Music is truly magical!! Love it Jamel!!

[@leslielisty4457]

You can hear her smiling in the vocals. This song was a earworm for me all that year. Love to hear it now...brings back memories. Thanks, Jamal!

[@KayeWhye]

Tin-eel is how you say her name. Such a crush I had on her! 😍

[@mkshffr4936]

Who didn't? :D

[@kev7161]

Maybe Ti-neel? (short i sound)

[@VGKDean]

I saw them in the 70’s at Six Flags Over Texas. One of my favorite musical acts at the time

[@willdwyer6782]

Daryl Dragon picked up the nickname "Captain" when he started wearing his trademark hat while playing keyboards for the Beach Boys. Captain and Tennille had a TV show kind of like Sonny and Cher but it didn't last very long.

[@beths999]

I remember I was 11 years old and the summer of 1975 when this song came out. We all fell in love with her and she became America’s sweetheart with that smile!

[@heidichristensen7919]

My favorite lyric in this is “when those girls come around, talking me down, hear with your heart and you won’t hear a sound”. Truth.

[@johnhuddleston8647]

I am now 52 years old. I probably first heard this when I was about 6. Definitely brings back memories of those days.

[@scarletjohnston741]

I'm grinning from ear to ear right now. Hope everyone is having a dandy day ✌️💜🤗

[@amyelizabeth529]

Jamel! You have one of those smiles that make all of us smile, too, our friend! I think we all wish we could know you personally so we could make you smile and laugh. We love you, man. Thank you. ✌❤😊🎶

[@Tracer9GTRider8]

Well here's one from my childhood. I think these two made an appearance on The Love Boat 😂

[@tomh5006]

She reminds me of the actress on the Love Boat.

[@Henry-Paget]

The Love Boat really takes a person down memory lane. This song is such a classic.

[@grd3727]

The Love Boat has the BEST guest stars!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️😍😍😍❤️

[@joebalusikiii5811]

Hell, they had their own variety show! Anyone remember The Bionic Watermelon?!?!

[@jbecan]

I was 11 with 3 older sisters that loved this song, and bought several 45's of it. ..(I'd steal them just to stir up trouble). : )

[@rachel-in-the-208]

Toni is really talented! She got to sing on Broadway (Victor/Victoria)

[@deelawson4551]

Love them! Two beautiful love song hits of theirs are Do That To Me One More Time and The Way That I Want To Touch You! She has a really beautiful voice! Keep On Rockin`

[@aleinstein3223]

"Muskrat Love"!!! They had their own variety show for awhile.

[@vedlashouseofoldtvcommerci2340]

And for some reason, I still remember the "Bionic Watermelon" segment from their show.

[@wadesnider5218]

70’s music is just so good. Real musicians who can play and sing. LIVE!! Unlike today’s studio enhanced artists

[@ritajonesayers9968]

Jamel, thanks for playing that love the 70's stuff.

[@kenperk9854]

Other awesome songs by the Captain and Tenil are You Never Done it like That, (she is a Southern girl, you know) Shop Around, Lonely Nights/Angel Face, Muskrat Love, Come In From the Rain. Do That To Me One More Time, The Way That I Want to Touch You, Cant Stop Dancing, Easy Evil.. This song is sizzling!

[@lisa_jetsgurl642]

Fun song Jamel 💃💃 love ur reaction 😍

[@mrkdemeritt]

I'm glad you reacted to this! I checked it out through the years but saw it again about a week ago and was Major impressed with Daryl Dragon who is the guy they refer to as the Captain who worked a lot with the Beach boys touring band and with Dennis Wilson on his solo work.He was the third Wilson brother who was the drummer and vocalist in the band. Now that's a lot of unasked for news but I'm very impressed with Daryl's ability to play all these separate things and Tony Tennille playing real keyboards that you can hear and of course live vocals and that drummer who's definitely doing his part. Thanks again man, and yep The Midnight Special we all love it. I was born in 69 but everything that I watched on there most of the time would have been if I got to see it would have been like 1983 and of course it was always in the past too so we're just real lucky that so much stuff was recorded and videos. Thank you Jamel!! Hope you and your family are doing great love all the other videos that you post on all on your other channel and have a great day and evening and day and evening etc etc your friend, Mark 👍👍

[@mrkdemeritt]

And that bass part on the keyboards he's keeping it going. All right

[@Bassman2353]

This pair presented themselves as "pop" to become a successful recording act, but they both had a ton of soul and a mountain of talent. Remember, this was at the peak of the Carpenters' run.

[@kenperk9854]

They had a run of 15 or so great songs. She deserved all the awards that came her way sense she didn't make the Auburn University Choir. I'm Glad she kept her Southern. Accent, many didn't.

[@Wolfhoundfromthehighseas]

Remember watching their show back in the day! Fun stuff.💙💙🙌🙌

[@frankamodeo7310]

Jamal can you react to SATURDAY NIGHT BY THE BAY CITY ROLLERS ON THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL,1976,thank you.

[@lisastevens7008]

This song was number one the day I was born. It holds a great place in my life. The fact that you are discovering it now, it makes it even more holy. You are seeing the first of my life. Rest in peace Captain.

[@jessicahanley5080]

Love it, lol "Take us to church!!"

[@boblewin7099]

You know Jamel, your infectious smile and display show me that you have a wonderful spirit in your heart. God Bless you.

[@jeanettesmith765]

Have you done "Do That To Me One More Time"? My favorite of theirs.

[@bethshadid2087]

Awesome suggestion 💗🕊️

[@ezekiellove6853]

Great song I hope he does it

[@jenniferfoster1692]

This was THE biggest song when it came out..played over and over and over on the radio..such a fun, energetic song

[@xxllbb55]

Killer !!!!!!!!! TRY "JOEY" Concrete Blonde

[@karencolley-smidt864]

In 1975 I was in the 6th grade. I remember me & my friends would sing this song as loud as we could when it came on the radio. So much fun!!!

[@LouieLouie3]

No auto tune, in ear monitors, backing tracks, etc.

[@evankeal]

Yawn...

[@theblacksheep5226]

This song was such an incredibly huge hit. Heard on the radio once an hour for several months. Hasn't been a song with as much airplay since.

[@TonyMacaroni69420]

Now can you do “Love will tear us apart” by joy division?❤️

[@albertagibinik3436]

If Ian had lived you know he would have done song or two captain and tennille eventually. Or sinatra

[@paulread8978]

😂

[@souljamom1]

You couldn’t get away from this song in ‘75!! Still love it today!

[@mark-dietz]

The worlds girl next door, with that cute 70s look that every teenage boy dreamt about.

[@otisyoung7061]

How many notice she is playing the bass part with her left hand and the piano with her right hand PLUS singing the the song!!.....with the Captain playing killer organ and synth.....how many people could pull this off!!!

[@susanklasinski1805]

"Love Will Tear Us Apart" by Joy Division is a response to this song.

[@michaelgilbert197]

Ooh, I never knew that.... too funny!!! ;) ;)

[@kenperk9854]

So...

[@kenperk9854]

Toni's Alabama accent!

[@allisonreed7682]

@Susan Klasinski great minds...! I just posted this and saw you posted it, too! 😆

[@susanklasinski1805]

@@allisonreed7682 Great minds think alike!

[@Dr3amtime]

I remember the first time this came on the car radio. I was about 14. I liked it well enough, but my strongest impression was that it was the catchiest song I'd heard in a long time and it was bound to be a huge hit and be played endlessly. I wasn't wrong. They had their own tv variety series within a year of that song being released.

[@theBIGBLUTO]

Love me some Captain & " Ta Neal ". You go Jamel, new subscriber & I can't get enough !! Going to support you with a merch purchase .

[@TheEricthefruitbat]

I have enjoyed their music for decades, and I never knew Toni also played keyboards. I always thought it was just Daryl (the Captain).

[@jennhurl]

Could you be any more adorable with that big smile & shoulders going? Well, you just made my day with this classic!! Thanks Jamel!! ✌ Whoo Hoo!! 🥰

[@lindawhite5006]

I think music like this is what kept families together. Sounds simple but usually it is a state of mind! This is music I grew up listening to and I've been with my husband since 1977...I never thought about the alternative!

[@tonyzed6831]

Ooooh this is one of my favorite songs... thanks a lot Jamel !!

[@tonyzed6831]

Damn... I'm always a bit sad when you react to a live version and not the originalm version.

[@ValerieBoyco]

I saw them in Lake Tahoe in the 80's. Their love for each other was palpable. They were just so much fun!

[@floorticket]

I was nine and hadn't discovered Led Zeppelin when this came out. Na-na-na-na .... Sedaka is baaaack da-da-da-daaah

[@carlamunne3403]

Ahhh.... my childhood in the ‘70’s! I miss it ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@imagesinla8575]

I never figured out if she says "Sedaka is bad" or "Sedaka is back" near the end of the studio version of this. I know when we were kids we were saying "Sedaka is bad" cause we loved us some Neil Sedaka as well.

[@katajha831]

Its back. :) such a good song.

[@imagesinla8575]

@@katajha831 LOL, thanks for that! Such a good song!

[@craigmarkowski7156]

My mother's favorite song the 2nd it came on she started be bopping around and wouldn't stop to the song was over ... Rest in peace mama ❤️

[@paulbianco121]

Please react to ELO'S Rock and Roll Is King 🤴!

[@Windupchronic]

I had to live through this song's release at the time. I was very young, but I still remember it, and it was _everywhere_ .

[@alexa.english174]

Are we allowed to make requests?

[@homefry707]

This came out the year I was born and was one of my Mom’s favorites. We played the 45 over & over. She passed in February & I thank you for reminding me of those times. 💜

[@nonaeubinis4934]

Captain was a real freak lol

[@kenperk9854]

He could make a rap song sound great! VERY talented.

[@robertjessen1554]

She was tall and beautiful. I had such a crush on her OMG ❤

[@very_spopy3015]

PLEASE react to Lindsey Buckingham songs such as: Play in the Rain Part 1 Play in the rain - Continued Big Love Go Insane. he is so talented an man his songs slap!! I am a huge fan of your literal humble reactions and I am commenting for weeks now :( xd

[@jdw5678]

They also did an excellent pop love song that year, "The Way I Want To Touch You." Sultry! It's worth a listen. "You are sunshine, you are shadow. . ."

[@arrow5deb]

Jamal, u r just adorable!!! I love watching u enjoy the music! U definitely have the music in u!!! U put a smile on my face watching u discover new music & enjoying what u have already heard too!! Blessings!

[@mxxjss]

I love how C & T were the wholesome 70s musical duo for the whole family to enjoy but three of their biggest hits were “Do That To Me One More Time”, “The Way I Want To Touch You” and “You Never Done It Like That”.

[@325diane]

So many supremely talented performers back then!! Thank you, Jamel!

[@Scooter730]

Lots of memories flooding in hearing this song for the first time in decades!! Thanks man!!

[@jimjames8660]

Toni Tennille smiled enough to get both of them their own TV variety show. Later, she sang backing vocals on Pink Floyd's The Wall album

[@grmaceachern]

Prior to them hitting the jackpot with this song they were the house band at a club/restaurant in the San Fernando Valley. I was lucky enough to have seen them there several times and they were absolutely a knockout in a small venue. (My memory isn't good enough to tell what restaurant it was but I believe it was somewhere on Ventura Boulevard.) The multiple keyboard setup worked great in the club as you got a full sound in spite of small number of musical instruments. Ah, memories.