Steam- Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye REACTION

[@normweldon9852]

The chorus was sung by the crowds at championship games, when the visiting team was on the verge of elimination.

[@timlevis3630]

I don.t know when that started,but in 1980 when the Phillies were about to beat the Royals,for the World Series,this song came thundering down on the field.

[@johndododoe1411]

And it was sung again by the US general public after the 2020 election when the bad party lost in all federal categories.

[@jeremy8807]

@@timlevis3630 In 1977 the Chicago White Sox organist played it before a game, not knowing what it was entirely about.

[@richardoberman3726]

This song got its second wind in 1977 when it was played by White Sox organist, Nancy Faust in front of 50,000 fans at Comiskey Park.

[@juliereminiec4937]

that tradition was started at Comiskey Park .. Back in 1977 By Nancy Faust Na Na Hey Hey is the White sox Rally Song

[@kathyjam2482]

I love this song. It is played at sporting events a lot.

[@RayRay-zt7bj]

Yeah, I think this song and We Will Rock you by Queen are the 2 most played rock songs at sporting events, most especially in Baseball.

[@cw5451]

RayRay 711 And “Another One Bites the Dust.” 😆 So applicable in baseball. 😊

[@RayRay-zt7bj]

@A M Yeah, I remember it as far back as 1976 in the Yankees Chris Chambliss walk-off pennant winner against KC. It was the most dramatic game I evert got to attend. I'm not much of a Mets Fan but I had a lot of respect for them in 86 when they came back and beat my arch-rival, the Boston Red Sox. Game 6 is known as the Buckner choke, which overshadowed a 2 out rally by the Mets who got a string of 3 straight hits to put the tying and winning run on base. I bet on them that game as well as game 7 in which the Mets dominated.

[@RayRay-zt7bj]

@A M Yeah, I remember screaming "Oh What A Night!" when they opened up the lead. Oh, and yeah, I am sure you've seen the Chambliss homerun KZbin. Looking at it from the video gives me a bigger perspective of what happened that night. I was sitting in either first or 3rd row of the Right Center Field bleachers, about maybe 20 feet from where the ball landed in the bullpen area between the 2 giant walls. One of the guys next to us leaped over the wall. I don't know if he got the ball or not. My 3 friends and I were deprived of running onto the field because security already had the main section blocked off to get there. Chambliss had to fight for his life to reach home plate. That field was totaled that night, as Phil Rizzuto announced "This Field will never be the same again!". The disappointing part of that postseason is my brother got us two great WS game 4 tickets, front row mezzanine seats, on the first base side. The rest is history.

[@RayRay-zt7bj]

@A M Lots of material on Ken Burns baseball series. There is no video collection that describes the history of the game and its influence on culture like Ken Burns Baseball. Oh, and speaking of the 77 World Series. That was the very first of only 2 World Series games I went to. The Yankees lost. I vaguely remember being there. I realized that weed and baseball don't mix well. I never really cared to smoke it anyway. I heard rumors about the fire that night but couldn't see anything from the bleachers. The fire was well behind us. Oh, and BTW, that whole 76 game is on KZbin if it hadn't been taken down yet. I didn't realize how bad things got in that last inning with the fans throwing debris on the field. I sort of recall debris come flying over our heads and onto the field. Most of it came from the right-field stands. Luckily for the Yanks, that game wasn't canceled or protested. There were lots of idiot fans back in the day.

[@Mr54nomore]

My goodness this brings back memories of my sophomore year in high school (1969). This song was the monster hit of 1969. Can not believe its been 51 years ago when I first heard this as a 15 year old teen. And now that I'm an 66 year old senior citizen. The songs still rocks me to my core. Priceless! Great post and reaction.

[@jillsimmons5089]

Ditto

[@quikmart1]

Please do "Signs" by the Five Man Electrical Band.

[@keithmacnab5894]

If you move to the 80's Tesla did a metal remake to this off the album Five man acoustical Jam. Great song either way

[@quikmart1]

@@keithmacnab5894 Oh, yeah, I've heard that. It is good.

[@porflepopnecker4376]

Awful song!

[@quikmart1]

@@porflepopnecker4376 OK. Please do "Signs" by the Five Man Electrical Band.

[@garyscarlett5471]

Great song

[@Davidpwrmc]

Some trivia regarding the “na na hey hey” lyrics in this song: as the song was being written, there were sections of the song where they could not figure out what lyrics they wanted, so for those sections they just put in “placeholder” lyrics to fill those areas for the time being till they could come up with what they wanted to use there. The placeholder lyrics were the “na na hey hey” words that have now become so famous. As they got closer to the time that they needed to record, they still didn’t have the lyrics that they wanted to put in there, so they left “na na hey hey” in there and the rest, as they say, was history. Those backstory details were discussed on one of the music chart shows (can’t recall if it was one of the radio or TV shows) from back then and so that’s where I got the info from. EDIT: I’ve been trying to recall what show I heard the backstory from, but I have not been able to nail a specific show down. The shows I followed most often were Casey Kasem’s show on radio and Dick Clark’s “American Bandstand” on TV. So, I would presume it must have been one of those shows. Both of those hosts liked to pass along song trivia, so it would be a good likelihood that it was one of them who provided the details about the “na na hey hey”lyrics.

[@evelynguerrero12]

Wow, that's some good info my friend. I think it would have had to be something fantastic to replace the na na's. It really made it fun.

[@cw5451]

Good info! Thanks for sharing it. ☮️

[@jonhanson6128]

Also this was a B side and was not suppose to be a hit they didn't mean doe this to be the hot song the A side song was in their minds the hit but to make a 45 you need to have two songs or no one would buy the 45.

[@1e0s]

Great story. Thank you for sharing

[@alexvojan2758]

Please don't leave the 60's music. You still have Motown, though.

[@sherlockhemlock5655]

One of my all-time favorites when I was a little girl. Tremendous memories!

[@moonshaddow55]

Me as well. All of about 13 or 14. It was one of my first singles, and, I still have it 50 yrs on.

[@sinenominecc]

This was the B-side of the original single; No one remembers the A-side. Record companies don't always know what they are doing.

[@ballyastrocade5672]

Sometimes, you just can't predict what's going to resonate with an audience. (If you could, then *every* song would be a hit, right?) Sometimes even the band themselves doesn't know -- the Doobie Brothers never really expected "Black Water" to be a hit (it, too was originally a 'B' side), and Jeff Lynne of ELO basically threw "Don't Bring Me Down" together as an afterthought because side 2 of the "Discovery" album was coming up a few minutes short. Both bands were caught completely by surprise when those songs became Top-10 hits!

[@sinenominecc]

@@ballyastrocade5672 Sweet.

[@laminage]

You got that right! Also, Banarama did their "Own" Version in the 1980's. They are one of the biggest Girlbands to come out of Britian who kicked the door for future Girlbands like The Spice Girls. Sometimes B Sides get a person in the door. Sara Smile was a B Side but when it was played on a Ohio R & B Station their career took off.

[@sukie584]

I wonder if @Jayveetv knows what Bside means!

[@ballyastrocade5672]

@@laminage Yep -- sometimes all it took back then was for the radio DJ to play the "wrong" side of the record, either on accident, or because he was the late-night guy and figured no one was listening at 3AM anyway, so why the heck not... and next thing you know, the station's call-in lines are lighting up with requests for it, word spreads to other stations, and then eventually the record companies find out and reissue it as an "A" side and pretend they knew it was going to be a hit all along. :-D

[@davidtullis2810]

They sing it at baseball games after a home run

[@lordessducky8494]

Yes, it started with the Chicago White Sox organist back in the 70’s. It eventually then was done at other sporting events.

[@oldiesgeek454]

@@lordessducky8494 Remember back in the day when fans at college basketball games would sing this whenever a player of the opposing team would foul out?

[@GivnoFyux444]

Pitch at risk to Richie Zisk!

[@oldiesgeek454]

@Uncle Phil I believe you're right. But it could've been released in December '68...Ill do some research and find out. 😉

[@richardoberman3726]

And don’t forget, don’t gamble with Oscar

[@JayveeTV]

Lol 1 view youtube is broken y’all

[@juliedaly9897]

31 likes and 1 view? 🤔... Yep..... I think its broken. ❤️

[@lauralapsley5839]

Hope they sort it for you soon, whatever has gone wrong... We're still all here enjoying your content though!

[@missgmoma]

Awww man, that’s messed up! I’m going view it again & they better count me 👊🏻😜

[@PaintedCavern]

Views always take time to register, likes register immediately.

[@plaidmoon5642]

I see 54 views, 67 likes and 45 comments.

[@susanleidy3673]

Got my curling iron microphone in hand and singing my ❤️ out. Yeah baby !!!

[@musicsansnotes]

You go Susan! 💟

[@turdferguson400]

I like your style!! 😂👍👍💖

[@turdferguson400]

I always thought the members of this band were black! 😂💖💖☮️

[@missgmoma]

Turd Ferguson same here, it’s weird when you imagine something in your mind & then it’s nothing like you thought it was.

[@turdferguson400]

missgmoma So true!! 👍👍💖💖

[@bethshadid2087]

Just like Ram Jam....oh how many black folk I've seen that reacted for first time immediately pause with that look on their faces when the guys show up 🤭

[@turdferguson400]

Beth Shadid 👍👍😂😂😂

[@zex7689]

Same

[@turdferguson400]

Now this song was deffo on the ‘Remember the Titans’ soundtrack. Love it!!! 💖💖💖

[@ameyer1970]

Fun fact: Steam was an American pop-rock music group, best known for the 1969 number one single, "Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye". The song was written and recorded by studio musicians Gary DeCarlo, Dale Frashuer, and producer/writer Paul Leka at Mercury Records studios in New York City. The single was attributed to the band "Steam" although at the time there was actually no band with that name. Leka and the studio group recorded the first album.

[@Eowyn187]

Omg you teaching me there's songs I didn't know I knew🤣😅😅😅

[@sallyphillips9175]

I graduated high school in '86, and I remember the fall of 1985 at a school football game we started singing this when the visiting team was on the verge of losing! These guys did a piss poor job of lip synching in the video, but I do love the song!

[@alexvojan2758]

Holy crap! I didn't know there were actual words to this song until now. LOL I am a big sports fan and been hearing this for years in the arenas. Learned something new today. Thanks!

[@cw5451]

Alex Vojan 😆

[@Martin.Wilson]

Must be a hockey fan....this little ditty has been a taunt by Montreal Canadiens fans for decades.

[@LadyDoe17]

I’m old enough to remember this song and I know every word. But if you offered me a million I could not have told you who had a hit with it!

[@onepieceofgumleft]

The song you love to hate when your team’s about to be eliminated from the playoffs 😐

[@aubreys6613]

Or the song you love to sing when your team is about to eliminate another team from the playoffs (especially a rival team)

[@lindanadeau1884]

RIP Gary DeCarlo (Lead singer).

[@RoryVanucchi]

How about Touch Me in the Morning by Diana Ross for Motown day

[@lisawall3386]

OMG! The BEST song to skate to at the roller rink back in the day!!!!!!!

[@emt40ish]

In '69 they played this at the ice rink where I speed skated. Great song to jam to, LOL

[@larrywt656]

I knew you had heard this one before. It's played at almost every sporting event in the country.

[@daddybig6071]

King Harvest "dancing in the moonlight" is a good one hit wonder.

[@beeseewill2407]

You are playing another one of those songs that had slipped my mind. Wow these reaction channels are great. I find myself checking in to Jayvee TV regularly.

[@moodyblues108]

This is the song they were singing when Bush walked out of the White House for the last time. We were so glad to be rid of him. Obama shushed the crowd. Does anyone remember this? Na Na Na Na Na Hey Hey Hey goodbye.

[@barbarawebb7185]

Let’s do the same with Trump.

[@LordEagle]

Played the most when a player fouls out in basketball,,,👍😎

[@jeffreymyers5144]

Been watching your George Michael reaction videos today. You should check out George Michael and Queen performing Somebody To Love at the Freddy Mercury Tribute Concert that took place at Wembly Stadium after the Queen frontman died.

[@nrandall41e1]

Don’t forget Lady Blue by Leon Russell! Thank you.😊

[@johngammon7891]

The "hook" is played at sports events for decades...

[@jeannereed3170]

Started in 1970 at Highschool football games.

[@johngammon7891]

@@jeannereed3170 the year I started High School...ouch!

[@ashleystewart994]

A great tune from back in the day.....

[@bluebear1985]

There's a great cover version of this from the late 80s/early 90s by the Canadian vocal group The Nylons. The only instrumentation you hear during the song is some drums.

[@maryfromabluest8]

bluebear1985 - I loved the Nylons! Still listen to their CDs

[@lisaannbarriner9633]

Omg!!! That’s what I was looking for!!! Lol

[@donnabruhn6907]

Who would do a cover of a one hit wonder 🤔🤣 sorry just cracked me up

[@bluebear1985]

@@donnabruhn6907 It happened again in the 80s. An electronic pop band, Pseudo Echo, would do a cover of "Funky Town", which would be a one-hit wonder for them as well.

[@jenniferjacobs228]

Oh.. I always loved this one....sooo good........

[@dennistorres6144]

Welcome to the wonderful world of white music

[@RayRay-zt7bj]

Jayvee, all these years I never knew the full title of this song was Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye. I always thought it was just Hey Hey Hey Goodbye, LOL.

[@geoffsullivan7902]

Football games, definitely.

[@mikeyaureliush9017]

Nothing to do with football games, really.

[@geoffsullivan7902]

Mikey Aurelius H not at all but we do hear that song....or we did....who knows now...

[@despina8704]

There's another group called Bananarama that made another version of this song in the 80s I think ?? Love LONDON 💖

[@rs-ye7kw]

Suggestion for next week's one hit Wednesday: "Just One Look" by Doris Troy.

[@amyferguson7429]

Don’t they play this at sporting events? ☮️

[@becksullivan4796]

You sing it LOUD to the LOSERS!!!

[@BeHappy-cp4fv]

Will you please review the song called, the worst that could happen. By the Brooklyn bridge. The recorded version, not the live concert version.

[@ernierivas2334]

Steam was a a group of east coast studio musicians. They didn't tour and the group in the video is not them. The actual lead singer, Gary DiCarlo, recently passed away. Here's a more recent video, with better sound quality ... kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJOspYV6aZV-gJI

[@anthonydellabarba5837]

This song is very popular and used by every college football marching band in America. It rocks!

[@jrm8899]

I think this song came about the same time "Wedding Bell Blues" did.....I don't know why that stuck with me

[@jeffriggle8011]

Played by high school and college bands at bball an ftball at winning time for 30 years Big Fun !!!!!!!!!!!

[@juliedaly9897]

Bananarama covered this in the 80's........thats the version I remember....... Really catchy song. ❤️

[@yvetteadshead4212]

That's most probably where I know it from

[@wencireone]

Only in the UK 👍

[@tonysousa9305]

NHL playoffs always play this in elimination games. Well...the crowds sing it.

[@PenelopeLondon]

Thanks for doing these...so adore Watching you discover the music of my life..love you!

[@lottieliddell2943]

Penny Morgan, with you on this. Not only do we hear songs that bring back memories, but to see the positive reaction of a younger generation makes me smile.

[@EugeneEWE3RD]

The people performing in this video didn't actually sing this song. The song was recorded by a group of session musicians and when they song became popular, the record company put together the people in this video even though they weren't the ones who sang/performed on the actual song. They lead signer is lip syncing to a song that he never sang. The record company put this group together to go on tour even though they weren't the real signers of this song.

[@seanconner4]

song was played in Remember the Titans with Denzel Washington

[@dinodasbunce6224]

Another great one hit wonder is "One Toke Over the Line", by Brewer and Shipley.

[@pam1574]

Memories!!! ♥️

[@DaveHof]

In the 1970s and '80s the Chicago White Sox had one of the best ballpark organists in baseball in Nancy Faust - she would play this every time an opposing pitcher was removed from the game, or an opposing manager was tossed by the umpire, And of course the whole crowd sang along as they hit the showers. Good times.

[@yoliemclaughlin9492]

I'm having a moment, here!😢

[@lottieliddell2943]

A lot of us are😊

[@LarchmontLady]

LOL 😂

[@lisawall3386]

Yep, grinnin ear to ear here!

[@MrRabbit43]

Lead singer of The Dovells “ Bristol Stomp” Len Barry

[@jasonpalacio2115]

First!.... Never got to do that before. Anyways, if you've ever been to a major sporting event, they play this song all the time.

[@spiccybaby]

Steam was only thrown together because this was one of those songs a couple of guys cooked up in a studio, the song got popular and people wanted to see a band.

[@LS-wn5cd]

If you like this one check out Gary Glitter - "Rock And Roll"

[@stang7342]

Oh yeah!!!

[@k_salter]

Thumbs up all over the place for that one!

[@mikeyaureliush9017]

No, GG's was a poor plagiarised version of this good tune.

[@cw5451]

YESSS!!!

[@sarahjane8146]

Rock and Roll PART TWO

[@MrVato53]

"Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye" is a song written and recorded by Paul Leka, Gary DeCarlo and Dale Frashuer, attributed to a then-fictitious band they named "Steam". Gary DeCarlo does the vocals. These guys in the video are lip syncing to the song and pretending to play the instruments.

[@dantolbert324]

THESE GUYS WERE A MAJOR, MAJOR STUDIO BAND PLAYER LIKE THE "WRECKING CREW".....did this song in the studio, and then had to figure out how they could make it Loook Liivvve too.

[@k_salter]

I thought it was a live performance overdubbed with the studio version.

[@MrVato53]

@@dantolbert324 According to Gary DeCarlo, He did a KZbin on this song, He and the other two guys did the song on a small label. Said how he and the others put the song together. Nothing major. But again, by sheer luck, a DJ got the record. This was a B side of a 45. Started playing it and it took off. Those guys in video were quickly assembled to go out and promote the record and Album. According to Gary, it was just him and the other two guys on Na Na Hey Hey.

[@dantolbert324]

@@MrVato53 I honestly have to say that I am lost.....All I wanted to do was add my 2 cents that these guys had great Creds as background-session musicians in studio, like the Wrecking Crew, Leland Sklar, "Swampers", James Burton, Glen Campbell & Mason Williams (before started own careers)

[@jennifermorris6848]

As a Kansas City Royals fan I hated this song because the New York Yankees fans would sing to my 70s era baseball team. Who knew there were other words?

[@BecomeConsciousNow]

So this is the group that first sung this song. I know Bananarama did a version of it.

[@ameyer1970]

Checkout Gary Glitter "Rock and Roll part 2'

[@Martin.Wilson]

Any Montreal Canadiens fan knows this little ditty by heart.....and hopes they'll be able to sing it each and every night they play.

[@ToniM10]

Remember the Titans!!... ✌❤😎👍🇺🇸

[@revk-squared9046]

This guy sings so well!

[@Vinterfrid]

Thing is that is it is playback - the band in the video isn't playing and the guy isn't singing. Honour the late singer Gary DeCarlo.

[@sonyawasmer2344]

I feel like I just got kicked out of a basketball game. 😂

[@dannycasson1551]

This is an absolute classic! Listened to it for decades without knowing the name of the group or ever seeing them. That’s why I love this channel! 🎵

[@Glenglen76]

Y*utube might block you, but we'll still come to watch your videos!

[@bryanforis1839]

The song was the best song of all time top ten

[@kathyjam2482]

I have to admit for some reason I thought that the lead singer was a woman. 😆

[@lauralapsley5839]

Same!

[@sukie584]

Kathy Jam so did I. Same for the song Jackie Blue by Ozark Mountain Daredevils.

[@bryanforis1839]

This song is one of biggest break beats of time150

[@garylindsey5174]

Any time a basketball coach or player gets ejected from a game,the crowd will sing this. Always good fun!

[@digittbr1688]

Yep, the group was definitely made for radio.

[@emt40ish]

I remember when this first played on the radio. Long before ball games. Lol. Its STILL a favorite.

[@melodymcdonald322]

Remember the titans. It was in the movie.

[@drmorqWarrenProject]

you are correct, you have heard it at almost every basketball game in the last 50 years...

[@827dusty]

I absolutely Love this song. It's played in football stadiums everywhere, when the Home team is winning by a big margin with only a minute or so left. Time to go home. Na na- na- na- Hey hey Hey, Goodbye. Everybody knows this song.

[@richardbrewer3078]

Man, you got me for the first time! This may be the only rock and roll band that I have known the song, but never seen the video.

[@clashfan2875]

Ok, it was driving me crazy cause I swore this song was sung by a woman. It was simply what I heard in my head. I had to look around a bit and of course, it's because Bananarama covered this song back in the '80s and that is the version I'm most familiar with.

[@yvetteadshead4212]

Me too

[@johnmendez3140]

The official song of the Los Angels Dodgers 1972 I have the 45rpm that states this claim

[@evelynguerrero12]

Jay I think this is the studio version with the band lip synching. They did that alot back in the day to give the best version of the song when they went on a tv show. They did it a lot on shows like Soul Train or American Band Stand. Less set up time too. I've heard it enough through the years to tell it the recorded version.

[@Vinterfrid]

You are quite right.

[@missgmoma]

Yes indeed, this song is super catchy! So much fun 🥰

[@turdferguson400]

missgmoma Hey, gurl! 💖💖💖

[@missgmoma]

Turd Ferguson hi there woman. 👋🏻 just got on, been getting notifications regularly but not today 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@metroplex7986]

Watched a lot of hockey and baseball growing up...my teams have been on the receiving end, as well as dishing this out.

[@jrm8899]

Love the way all instruments came in at the end!!

[@joejawson5264]

I just read this article: How Nancy Faust and her organ set the tone for America's pastime www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/29705268/how-nancy-faust-organ-set-tone-baseball She is the reason fans sing "Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye" when a visiting pitcher is pulled from the game. On the walls of her music room at home in the Chicago suburbs, memorabilia abounds. There is a gold record from Mercury Records, presented to her for repopularizing "Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye."

[@donnawallace9938]

We sang this when I finished my chemo and radiation treatments....NA NA NA, NA NA NA, HEY HEY HEY, SURVIVE!!!!!

[@deeman1773]

Gary Decarlo sang the song. Real name Garrett Scott. He died in 2017 lung cancer. One of my favorites.

[@maureenormston1687]

Whoaaaaa........transported right back to the late 60’s/1970......was a big hit in the UK .......loved this song and the drum break in the middle 👍❤️

[@racinnut77]

The song was a minor hit however in 1977 Nancy Faust, the organist at Comiskey Park (Chicago White Sox), started playing the chorus after a Sox player hit a home run. This resurrected the song, and the rest is sports history.

[@richardoberman3726]

Right on David! What a great time at Comiskey Park!

[@maciejderose]

Another great video, thanks. Long time I heard this song, it was also quite popular in Poland :) btw you could do a reaction video to NANA - Remember the time :) cheers mate!

[@mackay4740]

That song takes me right back to when I was in hospital. Such a great song. Thanks for uploading!

[@stephenhuber1219]

Banarama did a remake in the 80's

[@lindaidris9524]

What????? How could you NOT KNOW!!!!! This song is an all time CLASSIC - "Blue Eyed Soul!!!!!" Like "Star Child" - Level 42; "Supernature" - Cerrone ---- I swear. You youngn's. Try "Trans Europe Express" - Kraftwerk

[@lonespokesperson7254]

I always thought these guys were "brothers" - How wrong I was, after all, this was STILL the woodstock ERA"

[@juliereminiec4937]

Here's another one hit wonder for you,jay.. Snoopy vs the red baron ( The Royal Guardsmen ) kzbin.info/www/bejne/handmJKfgpKHaqc

[@juliereminiec4937]

Jayvee , here's the white Sox Rally Song kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3anpJSubJudh80

[@wencireone]

UK band Bananarama covered this song, it may not be better, but Bananarama definitely better looking in my opinion 👩👱‍♀️👱‍♀️

[@Brainhorn]

I never looked up who sang this song. I always thought he was black. Guess that's why you shouldn't assume.

[@drucilliadimiglio]

FYI these guys are NOT the original guys who sang the song, and the guy lip synching the lead is NOT Gary DeCarlo, whose voice you hear !! This is the interloper STEAM road band !!!

[@kencody4287]

We are proud they are from Stratford and Bridgport Connecticut great memories late69 early70 I think singer just passed away

[@ssdd3332]

I was just reading an interview of Gary where he said because there was no band named Steam, and the writers had no desire to tour, a band was hired to tour the country lip sinking their songs. The lead singer in the video you're watching looks nothing like Gary but sounds just like him, so this band may be the lip-sinking band. I can find no photo that lists the names of the young men in the photos of "Steam". Gary never got paid for his song as he should. It sold like 6.5 million world wide yet he was paid around $15K for the song from the beginning, I think I read. He and his partner wrote it in an all night marathon. By 4am it was complete. Around 2011-12, Gary was contacted by the Doo Wapp producers of the PBS series and asked if he'd be interested in performing his song for their series. He said "Hell yes!!" He finally got the recognition he deserved. The link below, which you've probably already seen, looks like a Doo Wapp production. I was 15 or 16 when the song hit #1 and remember it well. What a great fun song. Everyone I knew loved it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJOspYV6aZV-gJI