LOVED IT!| FIRST TIME HEARING Brewer & Shipley - One Toke Over The Line REACTION

LOVED IT!| FIRST TIME HEARING Brewer & Shipley - One Toke Over The Line REACTION
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[@carolynphelan6734]

The Marijuana reference "toke" was not lost on us in the 70's. It went right over the heads of most people not of our generation. But the happy, upbeat feel of the song made it irresistible to everyone. My mother always liked the song "Angel of the Morning" and then one day she really understood the lyrics and was shocked. This song just put a smile on everyone's face.

[@rondpert5167]

Listening on our crappy car AM radios, we first thought it was "One Toe Over The line".

[@tomflorio3639]

Definitely went over Lawrence Welk's head: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmnXlaCXes2Afqc

[@smd2169]

@@tomflorio3639That version is hilarious!

[@jackies5481]

Definitely! We could crank this one up and our parents didn't get the meaning! This one was nowhere near as blatant as 'Don't Bogart That Joint' or 'I Got Stoned and I Missed It.' Heh.

[@idalily3810]

@@rondpert5167 The cool kids knew the truth.😎

[@markfadness9204]

Brewer & Shipley's "One Toke Over the Line" peaked @ #10 in 1971. Jerry Garcia of Grateful Dead plays steel guitar.

[@paulthompson4545]

Of course, didn't know that but it has a Dead vibe

[@RobertSmith-iw2kb]

Wow Garcia 😊on this cool.

[@roxie30673]

great trivia! Thanks

[@stevetalia1474]

This is incorrect. The late "Sneaky" Pete Kleinow played pedal steel on this track.

[@markfadness9204]

@@stevetalia1474 From Discogs: Brewer and Shipley "Tarkio" (1970) One Toke Over The Line (3:16) Jerry Garcia - Pedal Steel Guitar

[@LoveOldMusic808]

Thank you guys for sharing your reactions to the soundtrack of our lives. You always make me smile, I hope our comments make you smile too.

[@sunnystormy4973]

-definetly !-

[@kellytrimble7019]

Me too! Child of the 60’s, 70’s & 80’s 😂💕💕💕

[@sunnystormy4973]

@@kellytrimble7019 -#cheers-- !-

[@rhondashinn4952]

You guys always make this 64 y.o. woman smile! Love your videos! Blessings to you and your families

[@greg2976]

I'm 64 also! Loved this song when it came out!!!! Love to go back to those days!!!!

[@rhondashinn4952]

oh i know what you mean!@@greg2976 💃🕺

[@genataylor460]

I just turned 76, and I think the world of these kids also. Young enough to be my grandchildren. Sweet kids.

[@MikeCoggan]

I literally just turned 64 today

[@rhondashinn4952]

HAPPY BIRTDAY1@@MikeCoggan

[@rmacdougallaliasdogviticus]

The 70's were a great time for tunes like this. Check out 'Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds' - 'Don't Pull Yor Love Out' also from 1971. Cheers.

[@lavender_granny]

ooo thats a good one

[@stpetie7686]

That whole album was great. Now I have to look for it again!

[@sungal1956]

Love them! ❤

[@Zebred2001]

And their Winners and Losers and Falling In Love!

[@bigsteve9279]

Rob Squad is missing on the Grassroots… They did one song from the 60’s, but I could tell they weren’t crazy about it…. Soooooo many big hits by Grassroots! I hope they get back to em’ ‘Midnight Confessions’ ‘Two Divided By Love’ ‘Temptation Eyes’ ‘Sooner Or Later’

[@scottmacdonald1826]

Man, oh man!!! It has been DECADES (probably not, but it feels that way) since I've heard this. It's a fun little tune!!! Edit: Sharing the music experience with folks I'll never meet is why I always tune in.

[@tom587]

Another hit with a similar double meaning is "Along Comes Mary" by the Association, a group that had a lot of hits(Windy, Never My Love, Requiem, Cherish). One of the best vocal groups of their time and one you should definitely sample.

[@paulthebaker]

You have to watch it being done on the Lawrence Welk show, absolute classic

[@chrisreulbach]

They absolutely did NOT get the song hahahaha They thought it was religious because it mentions Sweet Jesus 😁

[@victorbortolussi2964]

Lol. Can't believe I got beat to that!! Lol 😂😂

[@barryshapiro3349]

So funny!!!!

[@llusk6375]

Hilarious!🤣

[@1177kc]

Unintentionally the funniest thing ever done on that show.

[@kdavis9943]

My goodness! I haven’t heard this since I was a kid! I remember it being on the radio. So up beat and happy. Whoever suggested this, thank you! ❤️

[@coolcpa3321]

Visiting my grandparents in the early 1970s. Lawrence Welk was on the TV. A duo from his stable of singers performing "One Toke Over the Line." My older teenage sister couldn't contain her laughter. I was much too young to understand why she found it so funny.

[@kdavis9943]

@@coolcpa3321 I believe we are around the same age. 😂 I remember Lawrence Welk on my grandparents tv too. That’s funny.

[@robertlear2712]

In 1970 I saw Brewer and Shipley in a concert in the student union of Central Missouri Sate College. I was a student there. It was just the two of them. They set up their own equipment. The audience was small. After I went up and talked to them about the music business while they broke down their gear. That summer I was living in Kansas City, Missouri and I found they lived in the same neighborhood. It became a hangout for musicians and hippy types. They were great guys. I am glad I got to meet them.

[@JerisEve]

This song always makes me smile and bounce my leg. Hope it keeps all of you guys smiling as well. Especially you J and Amber.

[@bjdefilippo447]

I never understood what this song was about, but it always makes me smile. And Amber, you're so right! Music is a universal language that lets us connect with one another. Sharing music (like mix tapes in the old days) is a gift of love and friendship, because in choosing the songs, you are choosing to share yourself. It's always a pleasure to see the two of you appreciating the music we love, and helping us remember when we first heard it, or those special people and events that are marked by the playing of that song. It's also nice for me to have a new "family" to share my love of music with, now that I'm an empty nester without family near. I particularly get a kick out of seeing folks my same age in the comment section telling stories about events in our shared consciousness. I have you, Jay and Amber, to thank for this enrichment of my life. Bright blessings to you and your lovely family.

[@stanleymyrick4068]

Here is my take on it from listening to it since I was knee high to a grasshopper. I don't know what anyone else has said or if this is what the band intended or anything. :::: There is some word play here. One toke over the line could be referencing smoking too much grass. But that is just surface fluff, to me. One toke over the line is a saying that means, you just made it in. You just squeaked by. You made a 70 on the test and 69 is failing. So to extrapolate; he wants to be one toke over the line Sweet Jesus, sitting downtown in a railway station with one toke over the line. He's waiting for the train that goes home, sweet Mary (the mother of Jesus). He means he wants to have made it to heaven, he wants to be ready to go, bags packed, with one toke over the line.

[@user-gt2uf8cq9y]

The polka king Lawrence Welk had a completely clueless version of this song performed on his whitebread network TV show where he called it "a modern spiritual"! Here is the must see clip: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmnXlaCXes2Afqc

[@geneaustin5151]

Great song, that is a classic 1970's vibe. Music before the 2000's was so much better.

[@joannerichards1750]

Your enthusiasm for good popular music is a virtue that will make your life worth living. My dad played tenor sax with combos and big bands his entire life. As he often told me, "When you see the audience tapping their toes, It's all worthwhile."

[@ruthbright4724]

This one takes me back 50 years .... THANK YOU ❤

[@CreatorInTrng]

One toke. I remember. (ok, maybe the entire doobie.)

[@jeanstrickland2445]

Your not supposed to tell what we did back in the day😂😂😎

[@bradsullivan2495]

This song was sung on "The Lawrence Welk Show" a show that catered to grandparents and other elderly people. The host described this song as a "spiritual" because he heard "Swett Jesus"--never bothering to pay attention to the other lyrics.

[@bobbimc13]

You two are so precious!!! I love this song. Remember hearing it on the radio sailing along on a road trip!! And yes, we love watching you find our music as well as appreciate it and help us see some of it in a different, special light!

[@homefry707]

OMG. I needed this. Sad grief day, missing my mom…but this made me think of her and smile. She was quite innocent and had no idea what it was about. Family lore tells of her singing this all the time until it was explained to her. (I know it’s probably only something funny to us, but I don’t have words for how much I needed to picture her blushing & giggling.) Thank you.

[@jollyrodgers7272]

Blessings, Homefy! My mom thought it was one "Tote" over the line, as if those boys done worked extra hard that day and needed a ride home(LOL).

[@tinakelley7018]

I had forgotten about this song. I love it. Thank you! And who ever requested it.

[@nancywengert7301]

Such a fun song! I remembered all the words to it even after all these years Glad that you enjoyed it, I loved watching your reactions, you made me smile.

[@pegmedlock4045]

You're welcome but you guys bring much needed smiles to all of us. It's wonderful to see you guys enjoying all this music that I grew up with. Glad it cheered you up!!🎉 Great reaction, as always. Thanks guys!

[@sunnystormy4973]

-#cheers-- !-

[@williamgreco3046]

I admit, I'm praying for a more classic song selection like this of course. How'sabout some Nitty Gritty Bojangles?

[@fantasycamp4000]

Anything from Nitty Gritty would be fantastic

[@janhofschulte6229]

I agree! Nitty Gritty could be such a deep dive! I love all their songs over the years!

[@williamgreco3046]

@@janhofschulte6229 so much they haven't done: Moody Blues, Bruce Springsteen, Neil Young, Grateful Dead, U2, REM, Smashing Pumpkins, and so on and yet we're getting Sheriff, XYZ, and The Jets. Something going on? Trend?

[@ptournas]

​​@@williamgreco3046They've actually done everyone you mentioned, and if I remember right, they did more than one song by all of them.

[@ptournas]

I'd like to see them do that. They did it by Sammy Davis Jr., but it's such a great song I'd like to see their reaction to both, The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band and the original by Jerry Jeff Walker.

[@sueparras6028]

This is an awesome tune from my teens! Thanks for reacting to it 👍💯✌🇨🇦

[@rodl.miller3353]

Hello from New Jersey When this song originally came out, a lot of people misinterpreted it as a love song; including Lawrence Welk. The Lawrence Welk show actually had two of their well-known singers sing it as a love song to one another. It's not a love song. It's about someone getting high on Marijuana in a train station. Once people figured it out, then Vice President Spiro T. Agnew blamed this song by name as the reason the American youth were so corrupted. There's another video of Brewer and Shipley here on KZbin explaining that story. If you can find it, it is worth a watch. As always, stay happy healthy and safe. Enjoy your day 🌞 and Keep Smiling 🤣🤣🙏🙏😀😜

[@ryanawilson8549]

Now, the question of the day is, do J and Amber know what a toke is? 😆

[@caroleathenacosta-songwrit9193]

I would think that someone named J would know what a toke is. Lol

[@kennethgestewitz6322]

Brewer & Shipley have explained that the meaning of this song is they were smoking grass in a train station between gigs and they felt like they had one tote too many , they crossed the "line" from a good buzz to a small case of paranoia. In this condition they felt the need to explain it to Jesus. Amber unfortunately I feel many of your hippie friends have been there, done that, and got the t-shirt as we toked on a "fat" one. PS because of this I was told I had a good time in the 70's. Take care RSR PSS Please do more Dan Fogelberg, I'll let others suggest the tunes because in my opinion there all great.

[@joditerry3895]

wow, this took me back to high school, a very long time ago...much Love Blessings and Peace

[@lizoneal2518]

I had completely forgotten this song. I am going directly to Spotify to add it to my likes songs. Gosh we had such great music back in the day. And we had fun with no cell phones. Parents never knew what we were doin👍

[@bloppysloppy4057]

The Grateful Dead are providing the back-up music for Brewer and Shipley on this song and the whole Tarkio Road album.

[@gkiferonhs]

Yea, some local boys!!!! I heard them playing in local bars when I was in high school. They still live close to their family home. Nice men. Any of the songs on the album you showed are really good.

[@827dusty]

Oh those early 70s songs from my middle school days. Wish I was 14 again. Thanks you guys, for making an "older" man, (67) feel young again.

[@rhondashinn4952]

we lived in the greatest generation! im 64 myself

[@revjim123]

My favorite rendition was a young couple that sang this on the Lawrence Welk show, nobody in the audience clearly got it

[@woodschelle]

Loved this tune from back in the day. These 2 guys harmonizing is really good !! Fun times !! I would like to recommend a really cool tune...Silent Lucidity by Queensryche. The live version from the MTV Awards is the best but any will do. You would love it. Rock mixed with symphony. Tugs at my heart strings. Blessings....

[@BluegrassIsCool]

Mother Maybelle Carter was asked in about 1971 what she thought of current music, and she allowed as how she didn't know much about it, as she didn't exactly hang out with younger musicians, and her act was playing old songs. There was one song she'd heard that she liked a lot, though: "That nice gospel song, 'One Toe Over the Line'." When it was explained to her, she paused a moment -- she was very anti-drug -- then shrugged and said it was a great tune and she liked it anyway.

[@angelariebli4843]

Ahhh yes....one toke over the line, as we all strive to be:)) Been listening to this song more than half my life.

[@TerryL421]

I couldn't stop smiling watching you react to this song! For another feel good song I suggest "I'd Like to Teach The World to Sing" by The New Seekers. Most people my age (63) will also remember it being used by Coca Cola and they changed one of the lines to "I'd like to by the world a Coke". I'd also like to suggest "Lake Shore Drive" by Aliotta, Haynes & Jeremiah. Lake Shore Drive is the street that runs along Lake Michigan in Chicago where I grew up. Oh, and we refer to Lake Shore Drive as LSD so don't think that means something else when you hear the song. 😁

[@Paladin70]

Lake Shore Drive is one of the catchiest, “gotta hear it again” songs ever. When I bought the record in 1972 I must have played it 20 times in a row.

[@memorylane7068]

I was a 7 year old kid when this came out in 1971 and didn't know what a toke was. I still loved it because it sounded cool. What's crazier was that Lawrence Welk thought it was a religious song and played it on his TV show.

[@llusk6375]

Music is medicine ❤ 🎶

[@williamtaylor1136]

I always thought of this as this moment of waiting for a person. You're anxious to see them in both a positive and negative way. Whether it be a toke or a drink anxiety drives you to cope. When they arrive though, everything feels right. That's what I get from this song. That's the most beautiful thing about good music. In opposite contexts two people can get exactly what they need from the same song.

[@mmorrison9176]

Don't worry about thanking us! I'm just a Scottish Canadian who happened across your channel and loved it! Jay,Amber you guys always make my day better 😊 Hope your day is blessed! ..loved the bday tribute for Luca, what a cute little man...thank you for sharing that too!!! Please I beg, one day give a beloved Canadian band a view..The Tragically Hip!! I suggest either New Orleans is Sinking or Ahead by a Century 👍🏻🤞🇨🇦

[@johnedieter739]

They just did New Orleans and Ahead by a century was done a few months ago. check their listings

[@genataylor460]

This song was very big when I was in the Army, and I and most of my closest friends were quite often one toke over the line. It was played over and over on the radio back then.

[@keithbrown7685]

I admire you military boys. 🙂

[@sanpaku6869]

A cover version was performed in early 1971 by Gail Farrell and Dick Dale on The Lawrence Welk Show, which Welk billed as a "modern spiritual." They had no clue

[@grammyb5216]

Yay !!! This is an old favorite of mine and YES IT MAKES ME HAPPY 😂 WE LOVE YOU 🥰

[@carollandrum9223]

This is one of those songs that you knew where you were when you heard it. We had moved from one house to some apartments while my parents were having a house built. This was the summer of 1971. It came out in May and we moved to the new house in October. This song and What's Going On by Marvin Gaye were 2 that we heard in the clubhouse all the time. I was 11, turning 12 in July. Good times!

[@caryriggs5719]

Amber just sways to the music with that beautiful smile. Priceless

[@kimberelyanngunter6341]

This song has always had that feel good vibe...I'm so glad ya'll played it tonight! Blessings.

[@greg2976]

GREAT, GREAT, GREAT reaction! It WAS such a fun song!!!!! 70's music was the BEST!!!!!

[@mikeyates7931]

God bless you both ; never lose your special and sacred love ❤

[@gordonsmith8112]

Wow! I've always liked this song but this was never on the radar of you two reacting to it, thanks!

[@MichaelSSmith-hs5pw]

Jerry Garcia was brought in to play steel guitar on their “Tarkio” album sessions. He did not play on “One toke over the line”, but he did appear on the B-Side, “Oh Mommy’ ( I ain’t no commie)”

[@crystalred2566]

Such a classic song❤ and such a beautiful reaction (That’s square dancing, by the way 😂)

[@1177kc]

Saw them years ago in Kansas City. Great harmony.

[@dalejestes8166]

I haven't heard this song in forever,thanks for the memories

[@awoken1445]

This is the best way to re-live these fantastic classic songs. With you guys!

[@lt6134]

I was 9 when this came out and my mom told me they were saying “One TOE over the line”. LOL

[@SwivelIanJ]

This was my mom's favorite song. She had us make a tape with this song over and over again to fill an entire side of the cassette.

[@whiterabbit75]

I love the syncopated vocals in the second half. It really makes the words just flow.

[@valogden]

Jay's dance was how I felt about hearing this song again. For that of you that liked this song... My hands are off to you. I grew up in the mid 70s and my friends and I just l passed by this song by for being so bland. If you made it this far congratulations to you. If you made it this far and really listened to this songs from back when even bigger props!😊

[@dewdrop7648]

How is it that its been years since I've heard this....yet as soon as my toes start tapping, I remember every word and start singing along! Smiles all around : )

[@keithcarper8809]

Music is 'love' that you can hear. Share the music. ☮💚🎶

[@mzluna313]

The amazing Stevie Wonder said it best, "Music is a world within itself with a language we all understand. With an equal opportunity for all to sing, dance and clap their hands"! I've never really understood these lyrics. When I hear "toke" in a song, my definition of the word doesn't quite fit. But, it's still a song that can turn a crappy day, good! Today is the first anniversary of my husband's death and it's been rough! I needed this! From the bottom of my heart, thank you!

[@tonygreene3941]

You gotta do Aimee, by Pure Prairie League, so good, guitar that stay in your head and just an awesome song.

[@truaxstacy]

They reacted to this 11 months ago.

[@TheGenXTeacher]

Jay's smile just made my day. I'm in Taiwan and starting my day with your reaction videos always brings a smile to my face. Thanks for the great content and keep up the great work!

[@user-ie6dz4ib3b]

This song was done by Lawrence Welk on his show. I don't think they knew what it meant. A lot of us got a big kick out of that.

[@gxl5892]

Wow one of my favorite songs growing up!!! I was so lucky to grow up in the 60s-70s and experience such a great mix of many types of music and vocalists.

[@TheFreddo12]

This was one of mine and my oldest brothers fav songs. He was my first best friend and taught me a lot about 70s songs.

[@danhurley2274]

I have an ear to ear grin watching you two wonderful people reacting to this great track. Thanx very much!

[@donnacorey5682]

I remember buying the 45 of this song when I was in high school. Loved it so much!! Believe it or not I still have it, just no record player to play it on though.

[@cdfdesantis699]

Ah, this is such a fun "oldie but goodie"! Thanks for your reaction.

[@desperateambrose5373]

"One toke? You poor fool. Wait 'til you see those goddamn bats." ~ "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas"

[@kimberlyviolaraysor1008]

I know y'all like Tom Jones and if y'all haven't reacted to this song I believe y'all will like it. The song is "Kiss by Prince." Tom Jones did a great job with this song. Y'all and y'all's family always stay blessed and healthy ✝️🙏🛐🕊️

[@sammytheface8821]

Amber's expressions, reactions...LIGHT UP THE ROOM!

[@tomaroni6670]

..."Class of 76"...Another great radio classic!

[@greeneyedsheshe]

My mom thought this was a religious song back in the day! My friend and I would be in the back seat, our moms were in the front seat and when this song came on the radio our moms would be singing along! 😂

[@chrisreulbach]

I have been there: one toke over the line waiting downtown in a railway station LOL I'm 72 so I can't do that anymore... sit in a railway station 😉

[@MrSteveLoucks]

Mike Brewer recounted this song's origins by noting, "One day we were pretty much stoned and all and Tom says, 'Man, I’m one toke over the line tonight.' I liked the way that sounded and so I wrote a song around it." Brewer & Shipley were a great one hit wonder.

[@cathylee4234]

Wow havn't heard this one in decades . Allway's loved hearing this on the radio .

[@istari0]

I haven't heard this song in ages. Thanks!

[@mattfulmer4243]

Funny story: The Lawrence Welk Singer performed this song on his TV show not knowing what the song was really about!

[@richardkint6531]

Good pick! loved this song. Reminds me when I first started collecting records. Another "feel good" song around that time was "Put Your Hand In a Hand" by Ocean. Another song around that time that mentions sweet Mary was "Sweet Mary" by Wadsworth Mansion. Check it out sometime. Thanks.

[@awoken1445]

Yeah, reminded me of "Reach Out Of the Darkness", (by Friend and Lover) too, if you remember that one.

[@aarongoldstein7614]

“Put Your Hand In The Hand” was written by the late Canadian songwriter Gene MacLellan who also wrote “Snowbird” which was made famous by Anne Murray.

[@allycat9044]

Love me some Brewer & Shipley! Witchi-Tai-To (pronounced toe), Yankee Lady, Song From Platte River, Indian Summer. They were studio artists for A & M records, made 1 album (Down in LA), decided they hated LA & came to Kansas City, Missouri, created a record label & did their own thing. My dad saw them live in a little coffee shop in KC in like 1970 & they blew him away so I grew up listening to them. Their catalog is pretty great. Also, president Nixon & vp Spiro Agnew named them subversive to youth b/c of this song (which they wrote as a joke), so the song Oh Mommy came out of that. And yes, Jerry Garcia did play steel guitar on Oh Mommy. Happy listening!

[@quinny6920]

Wow guys!!!! Thank you for the walk down memory lane once again!! This song was huge when it came out! I just love all of your reviews !!! I’ve been with y’all for a long time!! I always enjoy you both!! A huge thank you ❤️

[@hipsville]

Highly recommend Whitchi-tai-to by Brewer and Shipley, such a great song!

[@chab1rd155]

Love love love this classic❤❤❤

[@sharonramone9178]

I was 15 when this came out. I used to go ti a diner , after school with friends. I would play this continuously on the table jukebox. ( You guys are too young to remember them, I am sure!) The waitress couldn't take it day after day, and finally offered me money to stay away! ☺

[@dirktully4324]

It's so cool to see you guys reacting to songs that take us old guys back. The funny part is we know what's coming next and wait to see it blow you away. Thanks Y'all from Tennessee.

[@EbDawsonIV]

You guys always pick me up after a hard day. God bless you and all the family. ❤

[@CreatorInTrng]

Bought the album, created the cassette, plugged it in and made the country wide road trip (back in the day....). This made my day. Thanks to who made the recommendation.

[@ronstoner1823]

I literally have not heard this song since I was in elementary school back in the early 70s! THANK YOU GUYS for doing this song and for whoever turned you on to it. I loved this song when I was very young, and I love it even more now that I'm not so very young. 😁

[@anthonysteinberg4853]

I look forward to watching you two everyday. You definitely make me smile. Peace and love from your California boy in Santa Cruz. ✌️

[@jessejamessimons483]

Alright my babies....As odd as it may seem, I was thinking about this same song at work today😂 This song rocks even though it has a dash of hickerbilly to it‼️💯🔥🎼🎶😎👍🏼

[@tcanfield]

I once heard about a DJ at a Christian radio station who used to play this because he thought they were singing “one toe over the line sweet Jesus” 😂

[@sealdrup]

True fact. This song was performed by the cast on the Lawrence Welk show. I don't think they had a clue about what one toke over the line implied.

[@shirleyjones9460]

I've always loved this song ❤

[@markdraine3571]

Another act from the Midwest , K.C. Tarkio Road ,the album , result of Tarkio , MO. Another KC band, Shooting Star ,was excellent and underrated, coming out in 79...A few reactors have done their signature tune , Last Chance..Then, there is Missouri ,which is best known for their song Movin' On. ...

[@Nuerth]

Another great Hippie Lifestyle song ~ those of us who were into Pot could always seem to find others around us willing to share a toke from a joint with people we never mever met before was a way of life

[@VidiotSavante]

This song is about being just a little bit too high, but the "toke" reference went over a lot of people's heads. 😎 The Lawrence Welk Show (known for airing wholesome, family friendly musical performances) even did an unintentionally funny cover of it in what they described as a "modern spiritual". 🤣🤣🤣 Here's a clip from the 1971 episode: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmnXlaCXes2Afqcsi=4573BkCbb1BpdyYx

[@TobyDoak]

You guys rock! It's so much fun to watch you both experiencing music we grew up for the first time' and sharing everything you do with us! god bless you and your family! You make us all smile every day!😀

[@jeremiahrose4681]

I've hear this song a hundred times, never knew who sang it. Is it a one hit wonder? Never heard of them.

[@cathylawing5143]

Praying for healing for you ❤️. Thank you for all the smiles you share with us!! ❤️❤️