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Very interesting. He sings the title phrase like Bob Marley sings "No Woman No Cry".Doug B said:
They fascinate me because their two biggest US hits, this and Couldn't Get It Right, could not possibly be any different from one another. I didn't learn until a few years ago that they were by the same band. Different styles, different arrangements, different guy in the band singing. But only 5 years apart -- that's how quickly things were changing back then.
If we're gonna bring up these guys, then we need to spotlight this too: Champagne Jam
I saw him in concert several years ago. He's got a lot of solid stuff. I'm a big fan of Jimmy Webb as a song writer.
Someone posts in a fantasy board, "Hey I am new to fantasy football and have an 8 person draft this weekend, I am debating if I should take Mahomes or Saquon with the 2nd pick?"Doug B said:What does “gatekeeping” mean in the title?
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Ambrosia helps legitimize any soft rock list
Two things:
West Coast easy listening adult rock of the mid 70s-mid 80s is how I see yacht rock. Steppin Out got 10th because it's not the best fit and he's English, not West Coast American but I think it shares a lot of the breezy on a boat in the evening qualities. Do you not like Jackson Browne?
Ah, okay.
i think my first big intro to this genre was working in a grocery store back in the day. i had no idea it was called yacht rock. we always called it [insert name of grocery store chain] music. this list of yours is like the greatest hits volume 1 version of an 8-hour day
Depending on how long ago that was, it wasn't called yacht rock at the time. The term didn't exist until 2005, when a video series by that name debuted.
Let’s put it this way: McDonald should’ve been wearing a captain’s hat all along, like Daryl Dragon.
You will never be contentious here. This is for all opinions to talk about music (my favorite thing in the world)
In other other words - no opinion here is wrong. This is a place to talk music with no "OMG Why the F is that on this list:!???!?!"I think I’m a little lost on the concept.
Crüe (umlauts required) definitely has a place here, but think you have to go with "Home Sweet Home" instead.
My first concert (that I wasn't taken to by my parents) was Triumph and Yngwie Malmsteen in 1986.
Not Jeff Keith on vocalsAndrewClark said:
Not sure where the power is other than Waddy Wachtel's nice solo.AndrewClark said:
I've always liked this song. Also like the cameos in the video by two Boston Bruins at the time (Cam Neely and Lyndon Byers).AndrewClark said:
Kenny Loggins' recent whereabouts:
Let me throw you a black-&-white striped lifeline:
Zebra was definitely coming to mind, just wasn't sure about their power ballad-age. Take Your Fingers is definitely a good one.
I’m flattered by the reference. Interesting thread. I’m a big fan of a lot of yacht rock.AndrewClark said:
