WOW!| FIRST TIME HEARING Dr. Hook & The Medicine Show - Cover Of The Rolling Stone REACTION

WOW!| FIRST TIME HEARING Dr Hook & The Medicine Show - Cover Of The Rolling Stone REACTION
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[@gkiferonhs]

A great hit from a fun band! They eventually got their picture on the cover of the Rolling Stone and made the cover again when they brought their mother to RS offices to buy her five copies. Have a Telegraphic Tuesday!!!

[@TonyM1961]

Even then it wasn't an actual picture, but a caricature

[@blackblake3658]

The guy yelling "yeah" always gets me laughing. 😅

[@LianeMarie7]

And there names aren’t even on the cover!@@TonyM1961

[@LianeMarie7]

Their

[@heyitsjoe8446]

It was actually because of this song that they finally got on the cover

[@vinsgraphics]

Written by Shel Silverstein, prolific author, cartoonist, playwright, composer, musician. He also wrote “A Boy Named Sue” made famous by Johnny Cash.

[@debbiel.1655]

....and the children's book, "The Giving Tree".

[@johnsilva9139]

Aha! Did not know that but that sounds right. And in fact Amber mentions this was funny like " A Boy Named Sue ", probably not realizing they were both written by Silverstein.

[@ralphkern380]

@@debbiel.1655 Shel also wrote "The Little Unicorn" recorded by the Irish Rovers

[@hollydeitch1977]

Also wrote books a light in the attic” and “where the sidewalk ends” ❤

[@user-lk2cj2qs1d]

Also was in Playboy numerous times

[@Barb5001]

A short history of Rolling Stone Magazine is in order . Originally, before it became just a cooperate rag as it is today,. it was well respected publication. It was a great honor to be on its cover, or anywhere in it for that matter. That must be kept in mind when listening to this song to understand it

[@eldandonsmith5372]

Yes, Dr Hook was one of the newest and biggest things to hit, but The RS mag tried to ignore them.

[@cindyknudson2715]

And they touch on soooo many of the "successful band" cliches. Guru 😄

[@jerrypost9651]

A great giggle is that when this song became a huge national hit, Rolling Stone Magazine ran the group's photo right up front under the headline, "What's-their-name gets their picture on the cover." What a great goof! Did he still make five copies for his mother?

[@VicMikesvideodiary]

These guys were really good musicians. What's hysterical is the guitar solo, where it goes nowhere and lasts for about 3 seconds long with the lead singer summarizing it as " oh that's beautiful", lmao.

[@chrisoakley5830]

It was beautiful!😂😅😊

[@sunnystormy4973]

-xD !-

[@JPLOWMAN2]

That was nothing. There was another alternate video of this song on KZbin awhile ago, but I think it got taken down - think there’s a partial video up, but it’s not the whole thing. But it was maybe twice as long as this one, partly because the bassist was kinda tripping out and held notes for ridiculously long periods before going into another sprint

[@Tuesdays_Gone]

Lol.

[@terryrogers8304]

Fun Fact! This Song actually got them on the cover of the Rolling Stone!! If you want an unusual song by them, try "Freakin at the Freaker's Ball"

[@johnlane1206]

I hope that they give freakers ball a listen, one of the most fun songs ever, especially when it's a live version.

[@sandracox9287]

Definitely look at their catalog of songs!

[@kellrik66]

Yes, but it was a drawing, not a photo

[@jeffcobb2734]

"Sylvia's Mother" is a great one!!!

[@Jen-in-Texas]

I was just thinking about “Freakers Ball”- hilarious song but they may want to listen to it alone lol.

[@nahkohese555]

Dr Hook's first Top 40 hit was "Sylvia's Mother", which is completely different. It's a sad, sweet story of unrequited love. And it shows what kind of a range these guys had. However, I have to admit, my first exposure to them was on a PBS Special, hosted by Dick Cavett, called "VD Blues", in which they sang a song titled "Don't give a dose to the one you love most". Needless to say, I fell in love with them. As you go through their catalog, I would suggest some of their early work, like "Last Morning", "The Ballad of . . .", "Things I Didn't Say", "Carry me, Carrie", "Cooky & Lila", "The Millionaire", "Levitate", "Queen of the Silver Dollar", and, of course, "Sylvia's Mother". They have a number of other good songs as well, but not all he songs on the first 4 albums (Dr Hook, Sloppy Seconds, Belly Up, and Bankrupt) are, shall we say, KZbin Friendly. I personally think "Freaker's Ball" is absolutely hilarious, but KZbin might not think so. I suppose "I got stoned and I missed it" might slip by, and maybe "If I'd only Come and Gone", but I doubt they'd like "Penicillin Penny", and I know "Get my Rocks Off" would definitely trigger some people. But, hey, it's all just wacky fun by a bunch of 70s stoners. 😁

[@CBALLEN]

Don't forget, " when you're in love with a beautiful woman ".

[@bobbierobinson6269]

I've found most of these on KZbin. No problem.

[@Barb5001]

Sylvia's Mother was overly dramatic just the comic effect. I was never meant to be a serious song lyrically

[@bobbierobinson6269]

@@Barb5001 it's actually based on a true story.

[@johncunningham8798]

Definitely Sylvia’s Mother and Freakin at the Freakers Ball

[@kimberlyosborne1977]

I love Dr. Hook. Sylvia Mother is a beautiful song. I Got Stoned And I Missed It is another fun quirky song.

[@robertsaul234]

"I Got Stoned and I Missed It" is another cool one from their stoner hippy days. They cleaned up their look and became a top 40 staple for a number of years.

[@JEppsLars]

Cracks me up every time!

[@singluna888]

I use to know every word to that one. My sister and I were Dr Hook fanatics.

[@roserollins9800]

I decorated a mailbox with the address "Dr Hook I Got Stoned and I Missed it Road"

[@ptsteelers]

After years and years, I still love the Medicine Show. EDIT - and yes, he did lose an eye... in a car accident... so it isn't an act :)

[@beckygrant2258]

One of the best clips in the film “Almost Famous” was when the band, Stillwater, was told they were going to be on the next cover of Rolling Stone magazine and they all started singing “On the Cover of the Rolling Stone!! I’ve always loved this song cuz you know every rock band wants to make the cover at least once!

[@jtoddjb]

He doesn't wear that eye patch to be ironic or anything, he lost his eye in a car accident. This is one of my fav bands

[@davidruvalcaba6740]

Brings back memories of my teen years. The song is a microcosm of a '70's Rock bands experience. A jaunty tune that you can't help but sing along with. Their catalog of songs will make you smile and make you cry 🎶🎶🎶

[@dizastro5437]

Jaunty is a fine word.

[@morningcoffeebreak7367]

This and "Sylvia's Mother" are my fave Dr Hook songs.

[@BigDaddy-dr8gf]

Yes, if they ever want to revisit Dr. Hook they should do 'Sylvia's Mother'.

[@jimwilcox2964]

A few years ago saw a video on youtube of the real Sylvia and her mother done several years after the song kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4uwhqtoeMujjqs

[@michaelglick1287]

They should check out this rendition of Sylvia's Mother. It's obvious that they were stoned out of their gourd's, yet they nailed it, with Shel laying on the bed playing the harmonica. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qonGe4Gin8-HfZI

[@booterspaw]

I also like "A little bit more".

[@CardiacCat]

@@BigDaddy-dr8gf I think Sylvia's Mother was the first one they did.

[@davidbuckner8583]

"Freakin' at the Freaker's Ball" is a must!!! You need to hear this Dr. Hook song!

[@skwervin1]

I remember when these guys were big and they were such fun. This would come on at a party and everyone would be singing along at the top of their lungs using beer bottles as microphones.... ahhh memories!!!

[@stevehatton-bw3bo]

Great song! My favorite from Dr Hook! I can’t carry a tune in a bucket, but this song is one that I’ll sing at the top of my lungs, regardless of other’s ears!❤😂

[@livingdeadgirl1542]

Me too

[@cjpew]

Same here! And Sylvia's Mother also.

[@davidcollver6155]

This is one of those if you can't carry a tune in a bucket then fill it up with beer and have at it again, get a buzz going and sing along. A great party song

[@chrisoakley5830]

Sing it!!

[@jasonremy1627]

Same. It's impossible not to sing along, full throated.

[@surlechapeau]

Jay & Amber, you'll love their "Sexy Eyes" and "Only Sixteen" !!!! (for song 5 & 6)

[@jimcrossan1312]

Joyful watching you fine young people hearing this one for the first time. Thanks!

[@tallmn1957]

They finally made the cover only it wasnt a photo but carnival type caricatures. Next to the drawing was not the name of the band but the words: "What's-Their-Names Make The Cover." It was such a clever retort from ROLLING STONE. Just classic.

[@BillGraper]

Really catchy 70's tune, and they DID get that cover of Rolling Stone on March 29, 1973.

[@jeffreyflint6286]

Just one of the most talented bands to come from the seventies. 👍👍🤟🤟❤

[@Kitch-hu7tm]

One of those songs that get in your head and you sing it over and over for the afternoon.

[@JohnPilon082149051552]

Ray Steven’s ‘Everything Is Beautiful’ is another classic!

[@johnnielson4341]

I could imagine the first time the editors of the Rolling Stone heard this.

[@ptsteelers]

Well they put 'em on the cover 3 months after the songs release, so I think Hook and the crew won them over :)

[@jeffking4176]

@@ptsteelers Yes, but I believe it was a cartoon of them, not an actual photo . 📻🙂

[@ptsteelers]

@@jeffking4176 What?! Well all this time I thought... well thanks for bringing me down. HeeHee, just kidding. But yeah, I never knew that.

[@n_baileyname2698]

It still took them a long time to put them on the cover.

[@jeffking4176]

@@ptsteelers I confirmed. It was 50 yeas ago, this past March. The Artist did a great job. 📻🤣

[@jeffpawlinski3210]

One of my favorite scenes in “Almost Famous” is when Stillwater sings this song at dinner after William tells them they’ve made…”

[@terri2494]

I love that movie!

[@clh35]

Yep I came here to mention this, since these 2 reacted to the movie. I'm surprised this is the only comment on it.

[@jeffpawlinski3210]

@@clh35 Ditto, Thank You!

[@terri2494]

@@clh35 I didn’t know they had reacted to the movie. I bet they loved it since they love the music of that time. I’ll have to check it out. Thanks for the info.

[@chazgross4519]

Nice reaction video! Glad you are showing Dr Hook some love. I've spent some time playing music with Ray Sawyer RIP and he was the most unpretentious and nicest musician I've known. Also he was one of the funniest people I've ever met.

[@6916dog]

Just fun-loving, great music. How can anyone not like this.

[@Rebel9668]

I know it's a family show so I'll never hear some of their more "intense" songs on this channel, but I hope y'all get to listen to them sometime just the same because a lot of them are hilarious. Freaker's Ball, Makin It Natural, Penicllain Penny, etc, LOL!

[@walterrutherford8321]

Dr Hook has some of the most beautiful love songs and some of the raunchiest non-PC songs ever made. 🙂

[@kimmycook2698]

Was wondering if someone would mention my fav, Freakin At the Freakers Ball. Loved it since the 80's.

[@walterrutherford8321]

My all-time favorite Dr Hook song is Only Sixteen, a beautiful song about young love. It reminds me of a similar themed song from The Sound of Music, Sixteen Going On Seventeen. A (fictionalized) WWII themed musical based on a real family. Edit: Be cautious diving down that Dr Hook rabbit hole. They have some songs that will scandalize you, but they’ll have you singing the lyrics later. 😆

[@Jen-in-Texas]

I forgot about this one - definitely a good one to react to!

[@thejudge3715]

Only Sixteen is a Sam Cooke cover.

[@tallmn1957]

This is a true Sam Cooke cover.

[@SabrinaL10101]

What songs? like Penicillin Penny? Getting my Rocks Off?

[@tallmn1957]

@@SabrinaL10101 Freaker's Ball. One of my favorites.

[@hogandromgool2062]

They did eventually get their picture on the cover. History and description: From left to right: Dennis Locorriere, Billy Francis, and Ray Sawyer of Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show on the March 29, 1973 cover of Rolling Stone in caricature.

[@christyshultz6443]

😂 yes they did😅😅😅

[@michelleboyer9506]

I so love Dr Hook! The guy with the eye patch doesn’t sing lead on too many songs, but this is one. ❤ This song got them on the cover of the Rolling Stone magazine.

[@harpergras]

An all time awesome group...Been jamming to them since the 70`s...Thanks for reacting.

[@NeetkaAbru]

I used to love Dr. Hook, I can't believe how long it's been since I listened to them! I was surprised to see that you have never reacted to Bare Naked Ladies, you should give a listen to "One Week" or "If I Had a Million Dollars". They also have their own style!

[@UranusHz420]

Just a fun, good song. I was in a bar band in the late 80s early 90s and we’d play this from time to time and it always went over well.

[@jackiegerspachhas4237]

Everybody used to embroider on their jeans. So cool!

[@kelliedee]

Dr Hook had a very catchy and fun song called Walk Right In, great harmonica too.

[@aleinstein3223]

"SYLVIA'S MOTHER" shows another side of them. "Living next store to Alice" a great bar song 🎵

[@RuthKing-wm9nw]

We loved this band...thanks-

[@wheredidthetimego8087]

3 of them did get put on the cover of the Rolling Stone it was Great!!!

[@ClaudeJordan-rh4zx]

LOVED THIS SONG!!! Quirky, fun, the Rolling Stone was big and bands wanted to be on the cover!! You knew you had made it! The 70's were BANGIN!!

[@robbiemillar704]

Seriously one of the best guitar solos ever. Oh that's beautiful. LOL. Not even kidding. It takes talent to play badly.😁👍🎶🍻🇨🇦

[@Music-Is-Real-Love]

Y'all have no idea how happy I am that you reacted to THIS song!. Thank you. I've been listening to it all my life, and it really makes me smile. It's one of my favorites 😍.

[@stephenbrownlee-ct4lq]

That has always been one of my favorite tunes that makes me feel good!!! Thanks for reviewing Cover of the Rolling Stone!!!!

[@moxielouise125]

Great song! They definitely have their own sound; makes me smile 😊.

[@blackblake3658]

What took you so long to get to this classic. Hilarious song, well performed. Love Dr. Hook.

[@jenniferfoster1692]

In the movie you watched, Almost Famous, the band sung this song when they were told by the kid/journalist that they were getting the cover of Rolling Stone mag.

[@eclectrickery8077]

Don't you remember the guys singing this in "Almost Famous"? A great fun song from the day. And so OF the day.

[@librarylady13]

💜💜💜 Love this song too! And they actually got their picture on the cover of Rolling Stone on March 29th, 1973. The song was written by Shel Silverstein, who also wrote the children's book, The Giving Tree.

[@magneto7930]

I never forgot that book. I owned it when I was very young.

[@mack1305]

It was a caricature of them not an actual picture

[@chercee]

RIP, Ray Sawyer. Loved his attitude!

[@glockensig]

Queen of the Silver Dollar is another song that always stuck with me!!

[@renyauger4560]

Their shows were legendary & for many of us given their constant touring in the 70’s and early 80’s, they were the first concert we saw. I was 12 when my brother took me & have many friends who also saw Dr. Hook first. It really makes you appreciate the magic of a live concert & being there not watching it. They covered the March 29, 1973 issue of Rolling Stone. Another great hit is Sharing the Night Together.

[@carolmartin4413]

Love this band. They had some really good songs in their day...still sharing the night together with my love! 😊

[@violettompkins206]

I love Dr Hook, They are my first live show. At the State Fair in Huntsville Alabama. 1978 Love them ✌❤🎶

[@kennethohnemus3192]

Thanks for more of the good Doctor Hook. They have a ton of great songs. Please keep digging.

[@jgw5491]

That rooster strut Amber pointed out is a signature move of Mick Jagger which just adds to satire. 😝

[@bernardyancy8552]

These guys would have been awesome to see live in concert!

[@shellihouge938]

They were so much fun! I saw them twice, an absolute blast.

[@marlogilliland3917]

Dennis tours in Europe.

[@danadesimone9322]

​@@shellihouge938you were mosre impressed than me..fpind them dull and boring..that's me..

[@andrewgray5945]

Saw them on their 50th anniversary tour in Kilmarnock, Scotland and they sounded exactly the same as they did in the 70s. Awesome live.

[@shellihouge938]

@@danadesimone9322 I'm sorry you didn't enjoy the show. 😕 Maybe it was an off night.

[@wiltchamberlainisthegoat13]

I was 9 years old when this song came out. I made my mom take me to the Venture’s record store so I could buy the .45 single of this song. I then proceeded to listen to it daily several times….probably driving Mom and Dad nuts!

[@christopherleslie7303]

Funny thing is you’re going to have explain what a 45 is to these two.

[@sailorboys100]

I'm 71, and I grew up with all these songs and music you play. And I enjoy your reactions. The variety then was so much more then than now. Or maybe that's just me getting old. Have fun with it. Black Oak Arkansas, Jim Dandy.

[@heyitsjoe8446]

Dr hooks gotta be one of my favourite bands, especially watching videos of them playing live. They just seem to be always having fun and thoroughly enjoying themselves playing music and making people happy. One of my favourites that you might enjoy is called “the millionaire”

[@hollydeitch1977]

“Lifes been good” by Joe Walsh ❤ Fun lyrics with lots of musical ear candy. I think you’ll enjoy it ❤

[@gennyreese420]

Oooh my heart skipped a beat when I saw you drop this, I've been waiting since day one for you to discover this it's so great! In case you don't know you probably do but Shel Silverstein wrote a lot of stuff for them they collaborated on an album that's fantastic in every way💕✌ J n Amber.. I have the perfect diamond in the rough for you! Late 90's early 2000's a lot of great bands were underground and not necessarily on the radio a lot and one of them is Sonia Dada they're out of Chicago Jungle Song is fantastic and hopefully will lead you to their other beauties✌😎💕

[@jucadvgv3449]

love this song. loved this group back in the '70's. love 'sharing the night', but my very favorite's 'a little bit more'.

[@kimberlystark3944]

Saw them at the Tulsa City Limits back in the 90's. Absolutely the funnest concert I have ever been to! 🎉❤🎉

[@jaqathome]

I saw them live in the early 80’s. It was pretty much like you’d expect, great music and total chaos. My eyes almost popped out of my head when they did Freakin’ at the Freaker’s Ball. They did make the cover, BTW!

[@Jude_196]

Amber: Speaking of Shel Silverstein - you need to check out the book: "Where The Sidewalk Ends" - I know you like poetry - and, the poems in there: your girls are just about the right age to enjoy a LOT of them....some have much deeper meanings. My daughter, when she was a girl, enjoyed that book, together! He also wrote the book: "I'm Looking For My Missing Piece" - a CLASSIC in our house!! STILL love this song, after all these years!! SO MUCH FUN!!! GREAT reaction!! HUGS! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@dansadewasser8953]

better hurry, I hear Shel is being banned

[@justwondering5651]

My favorite Shel - The Giving Tree

[@Jude_196]

@@justwondering5651 Another good one!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@billburkhead9737]

They certainly had their own niche in the music of the times and had an amazing number of hits

[@dawnpatrol700]

This audio is the studio mix, placed over video footage of one of the best concerts ever made - Copenhagen 1974. I don't know what they were on, but you spend the whole show wondering what craziness will happen next, or if a song will even be finished lol. I HIGHLY recommend previewing the live version of Cover of the Rolling Stone( on youtube it's 3:17), channel that says Musikladen is right one. OR, watch all 35 minutes of mayhem (just type Copenhagen 1974) and it's a 35 minute video. It's so entertaining, you don't even have to like the band and you'll love it

[@waynecanning4122]

So funny you should mention 'A Boy Named Sue" Both that song and this song were written by the same guy... Shel Silverstein. He wrote 'Where The Sidewalk Ends'

[@magneto7930]

Aside from all their serious songs out there, this will always be my favorite!

[@destination22ful]

Great reaction. The best song lyric “oh that was beautiful “after that funny/sad guitar solo. Thanks.

[@alleykeosheyan4779]

Sho 'nuff!

[@cocod594]

Queen of the Silver Dollar by Dr Hook!!!

[@ArchDragon888]

Another fun song from them is "Everybody's making it big but me" and "Freakin' at the Freakers Ball" good luck getting past the sensors on the Freakers Ball one 😂

[@Guildofarcanelore]

A classic!

[@robinlabouche2230]

I used to love these guys, they were great !!!!!!!

[@loramacrae-lopes6293]

Great song. My favorite by them is “Sharing The Night Together”.

[@atuuschaaw]

One of the wonderful Shel Silverstein's songs! ♥

[@RHPVideo]

Love Dr Hook. That was the first one I had heard and was hooked ever since. Real entertainers

[@lloydmetevier5052]

One of my favorite bands, you guys need to listen to some of their "innercuts" on their albums, The guitarist in the back with the glasses, Rik, is a friend and very good. The singer, Ray, really needed the eye patchm not a prop...he passed away a couple years ago.... you mentioned the "mountains of W. Virginia, he was from Mobile, Alabama....... try "Freakin' At The Freaker's Ball". "Bad-Eye Bill" or "Michaelangelo" for a chuckle or "Wonderful Soupstone" or "One More Year(Of Daddy's Little Girl)" for some emotions ( I guarentee even Rob will shed a tear or 100 over this one)

[@dawnaguilar2107]

This song brings back such great memories for me...our family get togethers were musical, and my Dad and my Uncles would sing this song! It was fantastic! Such a fun, loose, hip and party song! Love you two, God bless you! You make me smile!

[@dirtman95]

Yesssss finally!!! Such an underrated bop to get you feeling right!! 😁😁

[@markb4188]

OMG...The first concert I ever went to. 1977 and in the 7th grade, my big sister took me to the Dr Hook concert in Alexandria Louisiana. When we got there, she disappeared and I was on my own and in shock and aw (think that would ever happen today?). 13 years old and on my own at a concert!!!!! And what was that funny smell ;) I have a special place in my heart for Dr Hook. Thank y'all. BTW I loved how this song has the "great" guitar solo and the next line is...."Aw that's beautiful man". Haha, classic.

[@bryangriffin2093]

You can't help but sing along every time you hear it

[@Harpo.jr70]

A band that seems to always have a grest time. Thanks for the flash back.Sylvia's Mother is great too.

[@ginnywelsh6232]

Dr. Hook “Medley” (live) is also a good one as it showcases two other band mates as well as Dennis and Ray. They go through verses of a few 50’s songs 🎶

[@donnalawrence4666]

Thank you for finally getting to this one. Love it!! This is the version of Dr Hook that we all fell in love with. Your next reaction should be The Millionaire or Queen of the Silver Dollar.

[@richardespinoza3736]

It doesn't seem like queen of the silver dollar gets the attention it deserves. There are 2 damaged souls, the Queen and the narrator/singer.

[@donawalker216]

You can't help but laugh and enjoy this song. One of DH's favorite groups 😂😂

[@rebeccacurry3647]

Having hippie parents. This was a favorite of mine and my sister. Imagine girls around the age of y'all's begging for this song to be played 😂 we would dance to it in the living room.

[@rmacdougallaliasdogviticus]

Such a fun band. I'd suggest 'The Millionare' as your next tune. Cheers.

[@southernfury01]

ive been lucky enough to see seem them in person over a dozen times since the 70's, last time was at the blue flame in indy... RIP Ray.. Dennis has one of the most underrated voices of the last 50 yrs.

[@a.b.3666]

One of my favourite Dr. Hook video is where they do a Doo-Wop Medley. All of the band members were extremely talented👍

[@glennburch1081]

One of the best top 40 songs ever written and performed by this band entitled "Sylvia's Mother". This song is a hoot! Great reaction guys, TY. BTW, they finally did make the cover of The Rolling Stone magazine on March 29, 1973.......... but it was in caricature form. How fitting for a bunch of rag tag cut ups! Great band!

[@leomagitz2321]

I got to see these guys back around the time this song came out. It was a free concert outside of the local mall. The opening act was Redbone (of Come And Get Your Love fame). It was a great show. I think another band you might also like to check out is Brownsville Station and their song Smoking In the Boys Room.

[@jimbennett8036]

My favite song by these guys is "Baby makes her blue jeans talk. It is a real fun song to listen to. I am 70 now and have been listening listening to them since I was a teenager. I still have a couple of their CD's.

[@lindashipman8253]

I saw them in concert in the early 70's - most entertaining concert I ever attended!

[@richardkint6531]

Great novelty song from them! They ended up getting their cover on the Rolling Stone Magazine a short time later. Looking for a great novelty song check out Troglodyte from the Jimmy Castor Bunch. For Dr. Hook checkout "A Little Bit More" or "Only Sixteen". Thanks. ☺

[@KenRoerden]

Their jaws will drop when they hear Troglodyte.

[@davidhart1022]

I love this song it reminds me of riding with my grandmother coming back from my grate grandmother house in her 30 foot Buick while smoking with the windows up # Born in the 80s

[@markkenific6587]

When they made the cover the tagline was What’s Their Names Finally Made The Cover

[@debbie7505]

Love this song & yes it did get them on the cover of Rolling Stone

[@barrymuller5131]

I think you should do Sylvia’s Mother next. It is a vibe.