Young Opera Singer Reacts To Jackson Browne - Running On Empty

[@michaeldezego340]

I’m 65 years old and have always like Jackson Browne’s music. I’ll suggest one song, my favorite of his which is called “Doctor My Eyes”

[@michaelzaretsky1065]

@@michaeldezego340 one of the first one of his songs I ever heard - PS I’m 61 so not so far behind you

[@GunsmithSid]

I passed a car yesterday that had a license plate that read; DR MY IS that I took to mean Doctor My Eyes…

[@kennethohnemus3192]

How about In the Shape of a Heart? Side note, he wrote it when he was 16

[@MS-ro9dm]

As you age these lyrics become so prophetic. It is a simple song but truly one of the best ever written.

[@konowd]

Wonderful slide playing from the late great David Lindley

[@Blue-qr7qe]

Jackson Browne is a wonderful songwriter. 'Great lyricist.

[@MattJocks]

The female harmony voice you hear is Rosemary Butler, who has the ability to blow the headphones right off your head. As many have suggested you do The Load-Out/Stay, you will hear her at full power, especially if you do the live BBC version.

[@jeffrogers2180]

The guy playing that distinctive steel guitar, David Lindley, passed away last year

[@extracaliber432]

I'm sure you'll appreciate the vocals in "Stay".

[@djmattese]

“Look around for the friends that I used to turn too to pull me through, Looking into their eyes I see them running too” When you realize that the world isn’t just about yourself.

[@lawrencesmith6536]

One of the finest Songwriter/poets of the 20th century. May I suggest his song "For A Dancer"

[@jimmeltonbradley1497]

The guitarist is David Lyndley. A great artist in his own right

[@GunsmithSid]

It should be Danny Kortchmar on guitar. Lindley plays Lap Steel Guitar on most tracks with Browne.

[@captainkangaroo4301]

That summer of 77 when this album came out was a wonderful time for music. Loved David’s playing on this and miss him so much. I suggest The Loadout/Stay live performance. Pay attention to David Lindley’s lap steel playing and falsetto voice.

[@williamreiser3118]

15 when released on vinyl and 8-track yes I had the best of played a lot in my 1968 Ford Fairlane 500

[@robcast-bo4yw]

Great reaction! After this introduction to Jackson, time for his performance of The Load Out/Stay live on BBC from 1978.

[@michaelzaretsky1065]

Yup 👍 - I was just playing that - my favorite Jackson Browne Song.

[@stevedahlberg8680]

Loved this in high school and it takes on more and more meaning every year that I get older. Never get tired of hearing it..

[@tonydelia-yj7cw]

Great music. Your smile says it all

[@robertfindley921]

Great classic song! Jackson Browne and Bob Seger are two of the best motorcycle lyricists. Try "Doctor My Eyes" and "Call It a Loan" for my other two favs of his.

[@brendamilloy2557]

Yep, that's an iconic voice that Jackson has. He sounds exactly the same way live as he does on his records. No auto tune here! Jackson's ability as a singer-songwriter is legend. His storytelling makes you see and feel what he is singing about - mostly human emotion - and I should know, I've seen him 17 times in concert!

[@quicktastic]

Always loved this song. Another one by him I love is Doctor My Eyes, very meaningful lyrics to that one as well. Such a talented guy.

[@StrdFrgman]

Clarity, and wisdom. Jackson Browne is a treasure. 🤘🕊❤️🤘 for ANY nation

[@tonydagostino6158]

Jackson Browne is one of the great troubadours of the rock era.

[@johnflores1549]

The songs that take me back where I get an old 70s trucks and drive

[@KenBlair-jp5nz]

He is still performing and releasing records .We have all his records

[@mikehigbee2320]

Funny how a song called "Running On Empty" gets me up and energized to dance! At age 60!

[@mikecarrillo86]

Such a beautiful genuine smile while analyzing the talents 'most' of the artists have

[@tbmike23]

To those who know, there is no difference between Jackson in the studio, and on stage. Many of his best, and cleanest performances, suddenly are followed by applause.

[@ricktreat]

This is from his album Running On Empty. A lot of the songs are about the life of a musician on the road. Some were recorded live at a show, some in hotel rooms, and at least one was recorded on the tour bus. One of my favorite albums.

[@laurakali6522]

For a Dancer, In the Shape of a Heart, These Days, and Your Bright Baby Blues. And about 50 more. Saw him in 1978 or so for the first time, saw him many times after including last year.

[@alpetrocelli4465]

He’s one of my favorite songwriters, and the eternal fight between living for love or survival is a recurring theme in his songs. The Pretender is another example. He has a deep catalog worth exploring. As an untrained music lover, I really enjoy your musically informed reactions, especially to some of my favorites. ✌️❤️🎶

[@leonardcharley5917]

Aaliyah, great reaction. Jackson Browne is a wonderful musician and songwriter. He has been doing this since he was 17 years old. Music is a journey and there is no destination, it is the soundtrack of our lives. I love how you have the ability to appreciate all genres because it is like a spider web 🕸️ it’s all connected. You are a wonderful soul. Thank you for all your hard work.

[@greggwallace399]

Rock Me on the Water - from his first album... a thoughtfull, soulful effort, he was so young when he wrote it in the early 70's ... he was a little over 20 years old... the lyrics and the narrative still hold truth today...

[@frankolivito9242]

You pegged it not easy to express these feelings through a song,your an awesome soul,I love your humility and desire for learning and growing, Jackson Brown is great a writer and singer,check out "Doctor my eyes" is another great song

[@WineSippingCowboy]

Hit song in 1980. Written by Jackson Browne. He used to be the neighbor of The Eagles. They used to live in Topanga Canyon in the 1970s. Browne and the late Glenn Frey wrote Take It Easy. They, Bob Seger, late JD Souther and Don Henley wrote Heartache Tonight. Both were hit songs for The Eagles. Warning ⚠️ The Eagles especially Don Henley are notorious for takedowns of their audio and videos. The sane with other clients of Irving Azoff. Rick Beato, Leland Sklar and Wings of Pegasus had some of their videos taken down because of them. Suggested video 📹: Jackson Browne sings Somebody's Baby 👶 1982 performance version.

[@julianhinojosa9695]

New to me, and I enjoyed it. He has a great voice. Hope to hear more. Enjoyed your analysis and, as always, great reaction. 😊

[@tinoguerrero3120]

Brown is one of the all time great lyricists. Check out -Sky Blue & Black.

[@musicguy694]

Jackson Browne had so many ladies that fell in love with him. I had all his albums. Brings back my days in military school

[@stpetie7686]

What a nice smile this young lady has. It makes me a little bit happy to see it. There's a lot of JB music to discover.

[@my.business]

*Super great song of its time*

[@jrknox3669]

One of the Greatest Songs Ever. And Trust Me Aaliyah. The Older you get. The More it means to You. You can interpret it many ways. For Me. It's About Memories and Years Going by Quicker the Older you get (Which they Do)

[@laurakali6522]

Like Against the Wind and Roll Me Away by Bob Seger.

[@jrknox3669]

@@laurakali6522 Absolutely 💯Agree

[@stevelanza8195]

Aaliyah, I absolutely love that you have discovered Jackson Browne. He is one of my all time favorite artists and songwriters. His ability to touch you through his words and music is so powerful. I would highly recommend The Pretender, For a Dancer, Late for the Sky, and These Days. There is a great live performance of The Pretender here kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqDakoKpqtmrd5Y.

[@Ontariosound]

Superb song. Great for long highway drives. Fantastic analysis as usual ✅

[@williamreiser3118]

Hi beautiful cool song running on empty sounds like my 1968 Ford Fairlane 500 I had back in 1978 when 16 lol heard all over radio when teen

[@konowd]

Wonderful that younger people like older rock music, glad it still lives on

[@cshubs]

I've been a fan since I was in middle school in the early 80s. The Pretender album and song are incredible.

[@stevesnow315]

His writing is so meaningful. I suggest "The Pretender". Delightful reaction.🤘😎❤

[@melvintyndall9376]

You should try his song " The Load-out/Stay" . It tell about what the fans never get to see.

[@DaveHPT]

Such great songwriting.

[@montbob100]

do the load out/stay live please.

[@martinmiller3647]

Beautiful 😍

[@toneman501]

Somebody's Baby is another classic Jackson Browne song...

[@stefanobracco3836]

Cara Aaliyah, sei meravigliosa!😍💞 Amo così tanto i tuoi video 🫶

[@willyroussel3563]

Used to look to my friends to pull me through, look into their eyes i see them running to

[@markemerson8399]

Aaliyah, love your beautiful smile!

[@Nightowl-OO]

Songs about life and a perspective of moving through time, I was a teenager when he release this album

[@michaelzaretsky1065]

Wonderful reaction - great song - love it. You need to check out The Load Out and Stay. Maybe my favorite song 🎶

[@jeffjaeger739]

I think the analogy is of a truck driver out on the road, but also... just LIFE. he's had it with all the hassles of life.

[@user-gk3lu1gg9t]

the load out/stay is mandatory

[@paulstanitz2723]

Lord, you're too damn cute. God bless!!!

[@brithaddenhadden8383]

read the lyrics then listen to jackson browne's lives in the balance !

[@kitharley6159]

He was also the one playing the piano.

[@michaelbaucom4019]

Try " The Load Out/Stay " next RIP David Lindley(JB's longtime guitarist)

[@davidgagne3569]

Back when this came out the baby boomers were feeling like this. After the 60's, after Vietnam, after Nixon and after the Beatles the boomers felt kind of emptied out. Hence, running on empty.

[@mickeygregg359]

I’d like to hear your take on a sadly neglected sleeper from that era: “Farewell Song” on the album “Live at Winterland ‘68” by Big Brother and the Holding Company featuring Janis Joplin. - -

[@RichardDickson-to7zg]

Aaliyah, this was the opening track to Jackson's album by the same name. It was, for lack of a better explanation a musical documentary of a concert tour. It contains tracks written on the tour bus, in hotel rooms etc. interspersed with live tracks from the tour they were documenting. For perspective look up a review for the album. There are some real hidden treasures on the album that most don't get to hear due to our current predilection for hit and gratification.

[@MattJocks]

What he said (can't find the up arrow)

[@danielcasey4854]

Watch the live version recorded with the original performers, late 1970’s. The guitar is a lap guitar played by David Lindley. Awesome player. The whole band is top notch. And great song writing by JB! kzbin.info/www/bejne/jGW0XmdqbN-Jhrssi=v1532hBQwzsaFlyH

[@oshkotosh2341]

Baker street by Gerry Rafferty & Avalon by Roxy Music you're ginna love❤️ both

[@stevenmeyer9674]

A song prominently featured in Forest Gump.

[@terenzo50]

Rosemary Butler.

[@allendesalme197]

I don' think you have reacted to Stevie Ray Vaughan, especially to his "Texas Flood" live at the El Mocambo. You will not see a better guitar solo and good straight 12-bar blues. And Stevie has a very cool voice as well.

[@michaelzaretsky1065]

Wonderful reaction - great song - love it. You need to check out The Load Out and Stay. Maybe my favorite song 🎶

[@watsonbirdrow]

He wrote a song that was made famous by the Eagles called take it easy. Please review that one. You're great I love your reactions. Take care and all the best.