Kenny Loggins - Return to Pooh Corner (from Outside: From The Redwoods)

[@TheTolz0]

My son who would have been 34 this year died from an overdose with alcohol October 31st of 2023....this song so reminded me of him and myself! Not sure what else to say....love those kids and hug em tight!!

[@vivianhudacek1556]

Sending love…prayers for peace…

[@jacquelineaslan8403]

I’m so sorry. I think that losing a child must be the most difficult thing in life that we face. God bless you. ❤️

[@janetcallanan7020]

Dang just read your post late to send my sincere wishes for you to heal from your tragedy. It is a terrible thing but I hope that this lovely song brings you comfort

[@monty-365]

My condolences to you…I can’t even imagine how it feels to lose a child🙏🏽

[@lisafrazee5416]

I just lost my 36 year old daughter the same way two weeks ago. No words for the grief and loss. I'm just trying to find a new sense of normal in a life that will never be the same.

[@thatssoironic]

Kenny Loggins album “Return to Pooh Corner” is one of the greatest most pure, beautiful and innocent creations of all mankind. It is an essential addition to any music library. And they call it a “kids album” lol. Come on. We know the truth.

[@criticaloptimist7961]

What's the truth about it?

[@johnnada1222]

@@criticaloptimist7961it’s a nice catchy song about the end of childhood. I don’t think there is anything deeper than that.

[@Sonja14athome]

​@@johnnada1222 With music, whether it's a song with lyrics or just a musical score, there are as many meanings to it as there are people listening. The human response to all the arts has that quality

[@johnnada1222]

@@Sonja14athome agreed but sometimes it’s just a little bear with a jar of honey stuck on his nose because it works . “ sometimes a cigar is just a cigar “ Sigmund Freud

[@Sonja14athome]

@@johnnada1222 Lol. Yes, absolutely. I keep a journal with nothing in it but all sorts of quotes that make sense to me . That one of Freud's is going in tonight! Regards

[@np100]

One of the sweetest songs ever. I read Winnie the Pooh all through childhood, as a young adult made a Pooh doll for my first serious boyfriend and now watch old VHS videos with my disabled son. Winnie the Pooh transcends all the hate and violence and sadness.

[@VicWeil]

I am 77 yo. My Pooh sits on a shelf next to my bed.

[@elainehartin9299]

@@VicWeil This is so sweet. I'm 73 and I still listen to that song and whenever I'm sad I look up all things Winnie the Pooh and I'm happy again!!!!

[@JeanneBeaudet-xm5il]

You are so right

[@JeanneBeaudet-xm5il]

​@@VicWeilMy Pooh saved my life.

[@VicWeil]

@JeanneBeaudet-xm5il He has that power.

[@grabindragin3307]

When I was adopted in 94 my mother sang this song to me to rock me to sleep. Now that my own baby is on the way...I weep. I don't know why.

[@seestormy]

I used to sing this to my little ones as well.. and now theirs..

[@sunnyrainbowLTA]

I would think that you cry when listening to this song because it brings up so many different emotions. I like to think of tears as what comes out when our emotional cup overflows - happiness, sadness, nostalgia...in this case, it's probably that you are experiencing general nostalgia, plus happiness that you were adopted and being given so much love, and possibly also being reminded of the love you might have been missing prior to being adopted (don't know your experience, just going off of what can sometimes be the case with adoption). That's a lot of emotions, add in that you are now having your own baby, that I assume you are keeping, and all of the emotions that come with that...I'm not remotely surprised that the song brings tears to your eyes.

[@lynngale611]

Beautiful song to sing to them❤

[@debbienorton4951]

We do.

[@VicWeil]

@grabindragin3307 Yes, you know why. It will be obvious when you are holding yours and you whisper the words.

[@frederickobrien48]

Kenny Loggins......Kenny Loggins....severely under rated and under appreciated imho.

[@jonasandezekiel1109]

He is in no way underrated or underappreciated. Dumb comment.

[@jaimegriffin2923]

This song has more meaning than anyone I’m sure. It was the song I sung to my daughter as she took her last breath from going thru a rare cancer and at the time she was the only girl to ever have this cancer. And it was her favorite song and sang at age 3 1/2. Thank you Kenny for giving such joy to a child battling brain cancer. She was the sweetest and so smart and rarely did any of the treatments get her down she was just so happy and full of love❤

[@susanwood4484]

I’m so sorry Jaime for your loss. What a beautiful song to remember your darling daughter to. She’s an angel now still spreading all her sweetness and watching over you Jaime. Bless you.🙏🏼❤️👼

[@michaellindsay4672]

❤

[@mrlouisvashi]

Shit. I'm.sorry

[@isaacbrummett7926]

😢 sorry for your loss I love this song because it's the 1st song My late uncle taught me to play when I was 8

[@beannamated]

💔🙏💞

[@nzcam]

Wow, look at that crowd, no phones! People look so much more engaged with the experience. I'm 21, so a bit young to have experienced concerts like this, but I sure would have loved to.

[@woodworthstodden7418]

@@nzcam I hear ya

[@billhill4929]

Is there anyone besides me just a little teary-eyed just such a wholesome nice song

[@jrodjrod4670]

There sure is

[@americamaemae]

I'm cryin over hear. I miss the music we could take our children to hear without worry for their innocent ears

[@ptr.gasparberinasajuela]

count me in. I feel peace as im teary eyed and my heart is serene.

[@iverburl]

More than a little. Never a more wistful wonderful song. Would we not all love to go back to Pooh Corner?

[@khlobertyt9796]

Every time. My dad read Pooh to me. I read them to my kids. Now my eldest granddaughter is reading Pooh to her kids. A distinctly beautiful set of memories and heritage. Thank you, Mr, Milne!💜💙💜💙💜💙

[@raptinroses1]

Saw him in concert the other night, his final tour, at age 75. He was fabulous and I cried through this entire song. The whole concert was amazing. For a man of 75 he still has the moves!

[@ConnorLewis-jt4lo]

Washington DC??

[@raptinroses1]

@@ConnorLewis-jt4lo yes, just outside of DC

[@ConnorLewis-jt4lo]

I was. There

[@ConnorLewis-jt4lo]

I was a kid tho

[@cathytomasik9376]

Same! Cried through the whole song at the outdoor venue outside Chicago this summer

[@angelaledlow6711]

I'm 45, and sometimes when the world begins to be too much I listen to this. Just to escape and relax for a few min. Sometimes politics, work, bills, etc get me a lil overwhelmed. Sometimes I need to be able to release and recharge. Thanks Kenny.(and Pooh).

[@BrutallyHonestDave]

Same here friend

[@David-up7rv]

I DO TO IM 68 ❤😊

[@rhigel2269]

When I need a lift, I listen to the four minutes long music titled, Secret Garden. Just the notes are comfort to me.

[@joanmckee2609]

Well said. I do the same.

[@carroll1106]

Does anyone know that Kenny was only 17 yrs old when he wrote this? He said he was getting ready to leave high school and was sad to leave his childhood behind. It was the first book he ever read. Such amazing talent as a songwriter and singer. He's been one of my very favorites all these years.

[@unfuzzy]

big deal - i was only 7 and a half when i wrote "dirty deeds done dirt cheap"

[@bullshed5819]

He also wrote Danny's Song when he was 17. What a talent.

[@marian.jablonski54]

I always assumed it was inspired by the birth of his son - unusual to have such self-awareness at the age of seventeen.

[@marian.jablonski54]

@@unfuzzy - well you got a big laugh out of me - too bad you had to wait a year for it - (some people have no sense of humor!

[@marantz7783]

saw them in 1976-- front row seats , in San Antonio-- they were beyond amazing-super talent

[@cathyatgansettdeals837]

Having two boys in '95 and '98, this Cassette played non stop in their room. Tears just thinking how simple life was then. Rocking my babies to Kenny Loggins. ❤

[@MichelleMoyerMusic]

anyone still listening to this in 2024?

[@larklittle1191]

Yep!!

[@pastorcraigsposse9909]

@@larklittle1191 Yes!

[@mlanders5722]

@@pastorcraigsposse9909 Yep, I am 73 year old widow. I had a cousin that was named Christopher Robin Woodard; never met him, and he is deceased. I love this song!

[@carolynsmith5009]

Gen Z has entered the chat🫡 I love this song 🎵 🥰

[@williammoore-fv5th]

I feel sorry for people that think that they have a better life than this

[@Tacoman1967]

There's an old saying that if you lose your sense of childhood adventure you then get old. A few years ago a reintroduced myself to my love of the woods and streams. Some people use drugs to escape. I simply escape to the woods. My daughter shares the love of nature.

[@bettysiebert6576]

This was the song my son, Christopher was named after. I grew up with a love for Winnie the Pooh and shared that with my sons. When Chris passed away, in his 30's, your song Kenny got me thru some of my very rough days. Thank you for that!

[@larongrey1961]

All my LOVE to you!

[@joellejohnson7846]

My heart broke reading this. Sending you a big hug ❤️

[@vickiejones1087]

I named my son Christopher for this song as well

[@vickiejones1087]

Hugs to you

[@j.lauren8518]

So very sorry for your loss. 😢💔🙏

[@MrLayton1990]

Full grown man and I’m crying my eyes out, this song is just full of emotions

[@AbbyNormal777]

Then you really are a grown man. Only grown men can cry over something so beautiful and innocent. Be kind to yourself.

[@johnhaggerty1907]

It's hard to hold back with such a song Proof that you have a good heart.

[@davidtwombly675]

Me too brother!!!

[@MrMike4017]

I’m crying too. I’m 54 years old and just watching Whinnie the Pooh or hearing this song I’m just a mess. 😭🥺😢😭

[@bobthomas1549]

Siento lo miso

[@PhoenixPrime]

When my mom was pregnant with me in 1997, she sang this song almost every day to calm me down whenever I was stirring around too much. Then, when I was born and screaming my head off, while being surrounded by this whole group of doctors, my mom sang this song to me again. And then, according to her, I quieted right down, and every single doctor in that room just fell silent and was completely shocked. So, needless to say, this song is truly magical and has played an important part in my childhood. And, to this day, I still love it.

[@rjb7569]

Too cool!

[@kennethstevenson6489]

Beautiful...

[@pennyjohn6121]

8

[@amerocker]

😪😥😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@suziemcdonald9590]

Very sweet song

[@tinakellogg3017]

My sweet 24 year old son passed away Nov 28th, 2022. His birth was traumatic. He wasn't expected to live. I played pooh corner on a cassette tape attached to his crib in the neonatal unit. The whole album is beautiful but pooh corner is my favorite. Thank you Kenny for taking me back to that moment when I could finally hold my son Noah, for the first time. I closed my eyes and I remembered him laying against my chest, holding him as he slept and thanking God for my miracle. My husband found this performance and sent it to me. I'm so grateful for this moment. Thank you Kenny for your music that touched so many people.

[@SunFlower_Fox14]

I'm so sorry for your loss, hope all is well

[@tinakellogg3017]

Thank you for caring enough to reply. God bless you. Always love first and remember how precious every moment is.

[@jeanmarielieb2929]

What a loving and tender memory! Thank you for sharing this.

[@tinakellogg3017]

It is indeed a tender memory thank you. So grateful that music can literally take you back to a moment in time and if only for a minute you get to experience it again. What a blessing

[@Cherishedtreasuresthrifting]

Kenny has the sweetest, most wonderful voice I’ve ever heard. LOVE, LOVE LOVE Kenny logins so much:):)

[@texasstardust6010]

Mr. Kenneth Clark Loggins ....Thank you for penning one of the Sweetest Songs that would stand the Test of Time .... ( am a long-time fan ,since 1972,I was a Senior in High School)...and many years later ...( in my 30's)...I would be playing this Song for my 2 daughters.... I still get teary eyed ... remembering those fleeting days of when they were small and now are Grown women in thier mid/ late 30's themselves...... it seems as only a few Years ago that we were listening to this, softly singing along .... the Cherished Memories of that are as vivid as the times it occurred.... I am not sure if you realize how many Hearts, Lives, Minds and Souls you touched with this beautiful Song, written by you at a tender 17 years of Age .....then again... you very well may know.... Infinite Spirit Blessed you with such Talents... in order that you would Bless others . ✨️💫

[@kiki9088FL]

Several times a day, my 91 year old Father and I held hands and sang this together for weeks while he was on hospice. He died while this was playing. "Boy, welcome home" always makes me cry. Thank you, Kenny for such a beautiful song. You have touched more hearts than you will ever, ever know.

[@JPF_311]

There are many heart-warming stories re this song, jeesh, just on this thread alone…tho yours touched me. God bless you & your father-91 years old, w/ family at his bedside…no one could hope for more! 🙏

[@winnietran8925]

I’m Winnie, your story resonates as I’m going towards the end too! Nothing like having the gang along

[@joesss6025]

I just turned 73 and this song brings tears to my eyes. This song speaks to me of lost youth and innocence. My deepest condolences for your loss.

[@cheryllblanton6758]

This gave me a cry, but a happy one! We all should be listening when we cross over.

[@roberthemrick4224]

That’s how I’d like to leave this earth. So caring!

[@jameskaspersetz5745]

we all need the innocence of that cute bear to remind us that life is fragile

[@woodworthstodden7418]

@@jameskaspersetz5745 well said He reminds us of compassion and sensitivity

[@donnaformica8708]

I have seen Kenny Loggins several times, whenever he comes to the Toronto Canada. I was 22 when I fell in love with his music and I still have my Vinyl, Cassettes and CD’s. I always cry listening to this song. He touches your Heart like no other Artist. I saw him just weeks ago, his Final Tour at the age of 75. I had so many memories flooding through that I cried during most of the concert. Each one of his Brilliant songs has a Story to me and my family. Like This Is It, my grandmother was on life support and I had to drive 3 hours to say goodbye to her. I had this song on repeat, hoping that my grandmother would survive. Sadly I said my good bye as her eldest granddaughter and watched as they pulled the plug on her. I will never forget how each song has touched my Heart. Thank you Kenny Loggins for being such a brilliant songwriter and musician. Thank you for all the memories. I wish you the best in your next endeavour. Much Love Donna Marie, Toronto Canada , your Biggest Fan ❤

[@JoelO_q51]

Thanks 🙏 for the special love ❤ and support you gave me as a special fan of mine 🎉, hope you wouldn't stop listening 🎧 to musics 🎶🎶

[@kelseykishiyama4093]

My mom struggle with alcoholism her whole life and wasn’t around a lot but when we were together she’d rub my back and sing this song to me sleep. She passed earlier this year. Rip mom.

[@sharronrosey]

Awe, bless her and you❤

[@debbienorton4951]

What a wonderful gift she left to you. She loved you.

[@woodworthstodden7418]

@kelseykishiyama4093 so sorry for your loss. Such a sweet song. Eases the pain. God bless. Today is a new day. Sorry to hear you re suffering. Praying for you.

[@patrickmcbride3611]

A perfect antidote for the meanness that so many of our youth have to face everyday in school and elsewhere! I hope these voices can prevail. "Unless you become like little children, you cannot enter . . ."

[@runfourcover]

Man, I don’t want to sound old....but no one writes music like this anymore....absolutely beautiful.....

[@marileehall6049]

I agree.

[@Sunshine-do3yv]

Right on brother...✌️✌️✌️🎶🎶🎼🌈

[@marcinewsome725]

Agree 😞❤️

[@jimchumley2982]

Also the lyrics and songs of Dan Fogelberg.

[@212729h]

I hear ya . This song brings back great memories . All of them good .

[@stalstonestacy4316]

There's just not a chance on earth that this treasure is 72 years old. A voice that breaks your heart, puts it back together and soars over the mountains with it, all in one song

[@kennyloggins6459]

Hello Thanks for your comment and supports, your comments and constant support has brought me this far. Keep Supporting ❤️ Please send me a mail via [e-mail]

[@lindamvazquez]

Stacy, you have eloquently phrased my feelings about the lyrics & music to this song- exactly!!! Thank you!❤❤❤

[@amybethhurst]

And, yet he is 72.

[@johnclark546]

He looks in his 40's. great genes, great diet, great exercise or all of the above.

[@MrCraigo8]

"its hard to explain how a few precious things seem to follow throughout all our lives" - just love that line...

[@lisamh9037]

This song is one example...

[@jennymay4720]

@@lisamh9037 Its so deep and beautiful reminds us all of a time when we read about Pooh and toddlers didnt play game boys.

[@christinekillen3852]

that line made me think of my lifelong love of Winnie the Pooh, and how I decorated my girl's nursery with Pooh Bear, and played her this song when she was little.

[@annelliott3810]

Me too

[@bombshellblonde544]

When I was a child, my mom used to sing this song to lift my spirits. We were such a musical home, constantly singing and playing instruments. I've not listened to it in so long, but now as she fights to breathe without a ventilator and has been in the ICU for a week, I'm coming back to it. I've listened at least a dozen times just because it brings me close to her when so much is unknown. What a wholesome, precious song.

[@kalidass3416]

Sending love and hugs to you and praying for your mothers welfare. Be at peace.

[@bencouragedalways]

Of course, still listening in 2024❤

[@StephanYourdam]

High school class of 72 checking in

[@kwash01]

🥰🤎🤎

[@gwendolynbien-aime1536]

I don’t know why this song always chokes me up. I guess it reminds me of the loss of childhood innocence...growing up and leaving childhood behind.

[@tbrockton356]

You put that so well. That's exactly how I feel when listening to it.

[@rune9055]

That's because it hits the core of people's innocence. Many have a broken childhood exp. therefore this song resonates and does it's thing (attempts to heal /repair the broken childhood's soul). Is a song meant to set you free from it.

[@trishhappel5095]

Yes exactly... ❤️

[@toysorbust]

Ugha same

[@cynhanrahan4012]

I'm sitting here bawling into a handkerchief.

[@d.tucker4929]

I love this song for its smoothing rhythm and peaceful rendition. Thanks Kenny.

[@LaurieRose-zj9wj]

Boy welcome home.

[@matthewdawson9064]

Boy boy boy. Joy.

[@matthewdawson9064]

Bring this home brother.

[@beachrose88]

I'm a child of the 50s. I grew up on Pooh. Makes me want to cry

[@walther9161]

No normal person writes music like this… pure genius.

[@joewhitehead3]

You’d have to have a real gift

[@mother8696]

Spellbinding simplicity.. how much we need this now

[@nanajoyceful]

I don’t think he was normal! Other worldly possibly!

[@PokemonGuy666]

He was an 80s soundtrack robot created by a clandestine division of SONY Robotics. Prove me wrong hoe!

[@kimberlischuman9489]

I was blessed to cook for one of his shows. Sweetest person on the planet. Tall , but he asked what I wanted to hear and it was this song. Precious memory in my life.

[@andrewhanson5942]

Yes, a very unique and sensitive soul. I mean, how many high school seniors would have the ability and spend their time writing and performing songs like Pooh Corner and Danny's song before their 18th birthday?

[@mama66333]

When I was 16 my best friend and I housesat a house and played this record constantly. That was 50 years ago. My friend died some years ago. I hadn’t heard this song in many many years. It popped up while scrolling and I can’t stop crying. Reading the comments here it seems this song has a lot of meaning for a lot of people and makes a lot of us cry.

[@rykbrown1893]

You know a song is great when it never loses its magic.

[@aleveraj]

I did not grow up with Pooh, but he was one of my very best friends and allies while raising my daughter and my son... This song brings me back to those glorious days of their early years.

[@jennifursun3303]

I didn't either and this song is how I discovered him

[@RainbowBrite80]

I simply cannot get through this song without breaking down crying everytime.

[@hikewithmike4673]

me too!

[@jimcram3650]

When my youngest son was 6 he had a condition that required open heart surgery. It was a 50/50 chance that he would survive. This was his favorite song. After the diagnosis but before the surgery I remember driving on the freeway when this song came on. I had to get off the freeway because I was crying so hard. I'm crying now. My son is now 39 years old. Hearing this song makes me remember and to appreciate the gift that my son is. He's a great guy. Kenny Loggins your song has created a strong positive emotion. Thanks from the bottom of my heart.

[@wesj1989]

Maybe I'm getting old but I loved seeing the audience just be in the moment and enjoy the music instead of being on their phones.

[@MikeMaxwell1961]

No. I'm right with you. But I'm old so what do I know? :)

[@kathyhaymore1213]

Pooh was a very smart bear! He had wonderful life lessons that we all should use. Definitely more for adults than kids

[@BobBurgerKingJr]

pure genius! where is music like this today??

[@gym_bob]

This is one of those songs I never get tired of listening to.

[@BuddyKoco]

The last verse kills me; our son was called to heaven in 2007

[@pugnugger4600]

A little boy & his imagination. What a wonderful thing.

[@hillshepherd9444]

These people got a "HUGE" performance !!!

[@MrBlaser51]

I witnessed Loggins & Messina play this in a small basketball stadium In Oshkosh, Wisconsin with a very small audience. We just sat indian style on the wooden plank flooring. It was like 25' away. And believe it or not the acoustics were beautiful & so personal. I will never forget. Young and older people together !! This was in 1972 or 1973 !

[@jonweaver4605]

One of the best songs ever written and performed

[@Sunshine-do3yv]

Never be too old to listen to Puff the magic dragon 🐲🐉 i cry every time....im 65. Biological age.... always young in heart, mind and soul♾️♾️🌹🌹🎵🎶🎼🎶🎶🌟🌟🌟🌟💥😎

[@26debsterdots]

Me too.

[@barbarawalsh2875]

Puff the Magic Dragon, came , courtesy of Captain kangaroo along with the inchworm both of those songs would make me cry when I was a little girl and then my mom got the Peter and Mary album that had puff on it, and I still cried when I heard it. The inchworm I didn’t hear anymore after the captain. But then along came the 70s high school in college in the war all that stuff and there was this amazing gentle song Pooh Corner read the stories to my little brother. His Pooh color forms were his favorite things, he’s slept in blanket sleepers With Winnie the Pooh on them. And it was such a beautiful song and I played it for him and he like that and rubber ducky and in our house because his name was Scott was Bobby Goldboughs watching Scotty grow. I asked my boyfriend who was going to become my husband but I didn’t know it yet. If you want to give me something for Christmas I’d like to see Kenny Loggins well it took him a little while to get that promise taken care of but I did get to see you and certainly there were several times during that evening that you made me cry. One night when you were in the Chicago area stopped in the bar after the performance and my sister-in-law served you. And she asked you for a favor something she is never allowed to do but she did it for me. She asked you to sign your name for me. She said it has to say to Barbara Jane because that is the way that she’ll know that it really happened, about three days ago I was just talking about it with my homemaker. Said if I could get into that spare room and one of those boxes that has a flowered hop on. It is an autograph of Kenny Loggins their sister-in-law about me almost 40 years ago. Lots of things have happened since those days we’re not married anymore. The children were sang to whether they were sick, over exhausted, who had just had bad dreams. Are now all grown up when is married with two children the other has chosen not to marry. I have never met my granddaughters. I wish that I could say that I had, and I had had the opportunity when they were babies to sing to them just the same way I said to their mother and I don’t think Mr. Owl to be able to figure all of that out. Thank you for a wonderful concert. Almost it is it’s over 40 years ago and the gift of an autograph about 10 years later and for having this on KZbin so that I just happen to be scrolling tonight and came upon the video. Thank you for bringing back things that when they were good they were very very good. There’s other side of that but we won’t talk about it tonight. Thank you again enjoy a much earned retirement and how many people would still be waiting for you at Pooh Corner.

[@ambrosecars2124]

I have never seen a crowd sway as much as these people. They were so into the music AND lyrics. It obviously meant a great deal to them. This is so true to the original recording. Great harmony. This is one of my newest favorite videos. Well done guys.

[@vanessamartin8018]

I didn't notice cause I just listen. But I said if I see them sway I will get goosebumps. And I did

[@MikeJones-rk1un]

People with grown up children might shed tears with this song.

[@katherinewilliams4500]

I used to play this for my little ones and now I'm playing it for my grandson. Precious❤️

[@PocoPortillo]

I hope Kenny lives out his life in peace. He has brought so much love through his story telling bringing calmer hearts and relieving all the stress we find living in this hectic world. He has brought joy and happiness making us happy dance and finding our way through a night of love and passion. There is comfort in his voice when he sings.

[@MikeMaxwell1961]

His talent is almost magical. Thank you Kenny for sharing yourself with us.

[@henrycarreon7392]

I don’t understand why there are people who dislike this song/ performance? This is such a beautiful song

[@tworiversteepeesandtreehou7145]

Jelous competition 😁

[@VVeremoose]

Crying too hard so they hit the wrong button by mistake?

[@lisamh9037]

@@VVeremoose haha had to be!

[@aunabreslingaming3279]

It’s shallow unanalytical hearing not listening

[@hittin3s]

There’s people who dislike this? I find that hard to believe

[@tackleberry715]

Kenny Loggins's voice is timeless. He is nothing but a blessing.

[@willritter4076]

I'd be honored if some Kenny Loggins fans would give a listen to my acoustic piano & vocal performances of his compositions HEART TO HEART and WHAT A FOOL BELIEVES (both co-written with Michael McDonald) on my channel in tribute to the masters. Live acoustic with no autotune. Thanks and peace.

[@flummoxladida6524]

And when you are Loggins, you can get the best live harmonizers/musicians in the business to play with you. Wow. Are they great or what?!? Fantastic performance. What a lucky audience.

[@ladiesman181002]

tackleberry715 Amen!!!!!

[@audreyball6903]

This is one of my favorite songs. XOXO. 💌💕

[@audreyball6903]

Ugh

[@dace938]

4 mins, 7 secs of bliss..... pure BLISS .

[@janetcallanan7020]

As someone who was read these wonderful stories in the 60s and then heard this song in my rebellious teens now getting older I still go to the 100 acre wood in my mind

[@edmundgonzalez8731]

Hmm, no half naked people gyrating or grinding each other on stage, no lasers or fireworks. Just real people playing real instruments and singing without any electronic augmentation/distortion. What an awesome performance. Who would have thunk it...

[@cheryllblanton6758]

Amen

[@felicitydaggusesstampinup7479]

Same thoughts

[@michaelogden5958]

Loggins and Messina were a mainstay for me back in the day. I still put on their CDs from time to time.

[@blindspotspotter.2352]

Man! That is some sweet hair Kenny’s rocking. I had tickets to see him back in the late 80s but one of the band members got sick and the show was canceled. The show does not ALWAYS go on. I wanna say it was Kenny himself who was Ill.

[@80slover39]

Kenny is truly a national treasure! What a phenomenal catalog of songs, going back into the 1970's.

[@williamhall7349]

Aw yes the good old 70s

[@mrpaulbaby]

I'm probably too old to listen to this song or puff the magic dragon, the message seems to be back to better times in our mind's remembrance of childhood.

[@Max23465789]

This song tears me up. use to sing to oldest son. He is in heaven now. Makes me sad but love it

[@e-spy]

This brought me to tears. Instead of a song, I painted a watercolor and ink picture of pooh's corner, with Christopher Robin as part of Mr. Sanders' tree. It was for my kids. I wanted to share the magic with them too.

[@stephengold7618]

What a wonderful song -- I was 12 when it was first released, and 35 when it was re-released as "Return to Pooh Corner" (this version), and I had a 6 year old and a 2 year old by then. This is a magical song, it will stand the test of time. Any parent who listens to it, whether in 1994 when it was re-released, today, or in years to come, will find significant meaning and wonder in its message. (Side note: I inherited my mother's original collection of A.A. Milne books, including "House at Pooh Corner" and "Winnie the Pooh," as well as the poetry books "When We Were Young" and "When We Were Six," from the 1930s. Those were simpler times, but they are still worth reading to your children -- as I do to my grandchildren.)

[@kimberley-xu8ff]

I'm reading Kenny Loggins book,"Still Allright". So far a great read. Thank you from Canada Kenny. 🇨🇦❤️🇺🇸🙏

[@JeanaAlbert]

At this wildly changing time in my life, this beloved song popped up on my feed and it was just what I needed. A good cry later and beautiful memories that all now make more sense to me. Thank you. What a beautiful song this is!

[@clevelandcbi]

Kenny sings the song I sang to my kids (now 14 & 20) every night, along with my favorite badass grown up song from my childhood (Danger Zone), and Footloose. One of the rare musicians that really can do it all. Dam, he's good.

[@jfire6194]

It's amazing what you find face to face

[@DJL0455]

This song makes me teary-eyed. Thinking of my son, soon to be 21, when he was a little boy. So proud of the man at 21. Miss that little boy so much... What a beautiful song...

[@favooolosa]

Same here...my girl.. she's 22...teary eyed...raised her alone...i miss my lil girl...she's away at university....Im proud also...:)

[@suzieparis6821]

Same..miss my babies being little..all gone

[@jmleeinla]

DJL0455 It’s such an intense feeling missing those precious little boys that a pre now men. I will never forget those babies I raised.

[@genelamb4427]

You just made me cry. I remember playing Pooh Stick with my son. I'm also proud of my now 36-year-old son.

[@rosiethedoggie5527]

I cry like a baby at this song too!!! It makes me think of me and my Dad and being a little girl. Then now I'm a mother to a beautiful girl!

[@dabear2438]

This song is just so lovely.... it takes me back to my innocent childhood when the world was small and safe and joyful.

[@ThePinkRebel]

I'm currently working on a winnie the Pooh game in dreams for PS4... This song will be in it

[@billhill4929]

You nailed it!!

[@michaelnickas5672]

To our beautiful son, Michael. Dad loves you with all of my being. Mom is watching you from above, and she is gushing with pride. You are a very special person. Love you, Mom & Dad

[@J3R3MI6]

Legendary dude 🥹💎

[@kristenswitzer7745]

I can’t make it through this song without weeping. I grew up listening to this on cassette with my parents on car rides. My dad plays guitar and it was our nightly lullaby. On the day I left home for college out of state, I made my parents a cd of songs that were ours. This was the first song on the CD. We all hugged and wept together. I can never thank Kenny enough for giving this precious song to my family 🥺❤️

[@kennyloggins6459]

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[@donnaconrad4297]

Your story brought tears to my eyes.

[@vitaritea]

Is it supposed to be a song that can give you goosebumps? But it does give me one and also shed tears in reminiscing of how pure and lovely childhood phase is... a sweet "longing"

[@VicWeil]

I listen every day and cry .

[@jamarimitchell1220]

This song is so nostalgic to my soul. Take me back over 30yrs

[@FaithGregory-h7x]

YES! I love THIS song about my childhood, also an interesting story involving DISNEY

[@clinthuff938]

Such a great song by Kenny Loggins, We can always return to the House at Pooh Corner through the lives of our children.

[@StormLover3]

I met Kenny with my daughters at his Cleveland Ohio concert in 97 I believe. My daughters were 5 & 7 years old. We were up in the front rows. It also was when his Unimaginable Life book released, and if you bought the book at the concert, you were given a backstage pass for the book signing...and so we did. My youngest daughter had her Winnie The Pooh bear with her, and as our turn came up to greet Kenny, she threw her Pooh bear at him, and with her tiny hands on her hips she demanded "sign my Pooh bear"!!! Yes, this mom was mortified, but Kenny was so great with her, and told her, "I can't resist". And so together with his manager, Kenny signed Pooh Bear's red shirt, and she still has it ....22 years later! He is a magnificent person!

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[@sharongaskell]

When I saw Kenny in concert probably 40 plus years ago he finished the night sitting on the edge of the stage with an acoustic and sang House at Pooh Corner. The whole evening was magical but the finale unforgettable. ❤

[@kiwisnails5950]

I love how they're all just in awe of how amazing the song is. In most concert music videos, the crowd is cheering, screaming and chanting. But this, they're in a trance woth how beautiful it is

[@oneitalia2312]

The girl of the shadow .....if you notice the woman in the audience with the pink blouse on is crying, wiping tears from her eyes....I can't tell you how man's times I watched this, the whole concert is soooo good.

[@fredflintstone2958]

@@oneitalia2312 I suspect I could find it myself, but where is this venue? Northern California, near the ocean, someplace?

[@oneitalia2312]

@@fredflintstone2958 Fred, I have watched this entire video at least 100 times, in particular, this Pooh song. The venue is Redwoods......Cali somewhere. His facial expressions are .... in explainable....I could marry him right this very second, knowing this was 20 -30 years ago. Always a day late, a dollar short :( Have you watched this concert in its entirety?

[@oneitalia2312]

@@fredflintstone2958 ...... Fred, The Redwoods in an open-air concert venue "nestled" within the Redwood Forest in Oakland, CA very near the Oakland Bay.

[@fredflintstone2958]

@@oneitalia2312 Ha, ha! I just read both your responses! First of all, thanks! Secondly, the b*stard has held up unfairly well over the years....you'd still marry him! Makes old farts like me look bad! Thirdly, and here's the embarrassing part....I grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area. I NEVER HEARD OF THIS PLACE! I've been gone for a while, so maybe I can use the excuse that it's a relatively new venue. I know Villa Montalvo in Los Gatos and the Paul Masson Vineyard in Saratoga, both open air places like this and cool, too, but not this place. Looks great. Kenny plays at Paul Masson every year. Maybe I'll go back for a visit....but I'd rather see him at this new (?) place. Montalvo and The Vinyard pretty much only have artists like Kenny, Boz Scaggs, Bobby Caldwell, etc. invited. Fine be me. Like me, most of those guys have slowed down over the years. Again, fine by me. Anyway, thanks, again, very much for the response. I know I've run on, here, but I grok that you're cool (hmm....grok....you may haf' ta look that up.) If ya' see me around, say hi! Peace.

[@RicoRemigio]

I sang this to my son Jonah when he was a baby, and we used to sing it together when he was a toddler. I'm going to see Kenny Loggins in concert on 4/28/23 in Fort Worth, I'll probably cry when I hear him sing this!

[@lornaozawa8134]

I can watch this over and over

[@dlight2669]

Such softness such strength

[@woodyfisher1575]

Kenny Loggins and Jimmy Messina... Wow! Defined my early married life and singing their songs to my two beautiful daughters! Now they sing to their children.... funny how time flies from 1980

[@PBP908]

I used to sing this to my son when he was small. His name is Christopher and he thought all of the songs were about him. Thanks for reminding me of this sweet memory.

[@lisabobo6657]

Oh,🥲so sad I didn’t follow his music growing up and now, hearing this song for the first time … sad about leaving his childhood (as another commenter stated) … this childlike attitude is precious to Jesus Christ. I hope he accepted Christ’s death on the cross and and became born again. His voice is tender, sweet and he puts just the right emphasis in each word. A true master of the guitar you are, Kenny!!!?

[@lisabobo6657]

I hope I will see you in Heaven💜

[@lisabobo6657]

Your comments I share too - how did I miss his singing (for the most part) growing up in the ‘70’s? His tender heart is precious to Jesus … I hope he has become born again.

[@edwardjnarrojr3135]

Heart Warming display togetherness

[@emmarose4475]

He truly has one of the most beautiful voices ❤️

[@laurabourgeois2424]

Sang this to my oldest as a lullaby in the early 80's. Taught/sang it to my youngest in 2010-ish. We would sing together on the way to school. Both, now grown, played/sang it back to me last Mothers day. Tears all around. The best memories. Thanks Kenny!

[@parallelpost]

Back to those days of ol' Kenny Loggins. The names of great ones etched deep into my noggin. Got the rest of my days alone to sing of Christopher Robin, his Pooh bear and that honey a stickin n globin. You think you did enough to make their young lives go just so. Dressed them up, brushed their hair and then a bow. Off to school my little girls, its just a short walk in the alabaster snow.

[@debo0117]

Great singer. Loved forever...

[@BlackIrish54]

Such a magical concert, in the Red Woods!

[@Kimske84]

Almost hurts to hear this live version, it’s so good and brings back so many memories. ❤️

[@fredflintstone2958]

Yeah. I'm tearin' up and have a lump in my throat, right now....

[@T.anchris.T]

i am crying

[@billhill4929]

Embrace it

[@AbbyNormal777]

I saw Kenny Loggins a million years ago in Mobile, Alabama of all the places. I'm in Florida and that's where the concerts were at unless I wanted to drive to Miami from Pensacola, Florida.

[@cch3c0o]

I found out this song in the radio of my Dad's car and I immediately searched it up because I thought it was very calm and peaceful to listen too so I saved it in my playlist. This is my first time listening to it and I can't help to let out a tear because it's such a beautiful song. (sorry if my grammar is wrong english is my second language)

[@cindysobels8583]

Kenny I am now 55 years old and I have followed you for SO many years since I was 5 years old, I have never been to a concert in my life, I LOVE all your Music and have your CD's and I will pass them down to my Grand kids one day. My Son when he was a baby I use to play your calming music to get him to sleep, to this day he Loves your music and so appreciates you like me. You are my FAVORITE Artist in the world... Thank You for the many years of music you have given to me I APPRCIATE you XOXO

[@ultimateactivitiesdude2685]

One of the prettiest songs ever wrote!

[@JeffreyWillis800]

Another reminder of a simpler time, simpler days. Thank you.