I want original songs with a meaning, all I have is a bunch of mainstream shit. After a while you get sick of every song being about sex, money and drugs. I'm 16 and I love 80's and 90's music.
Did you see all of the stars in this video....lol. Nicolas Cage (Bruce), Jack Nicholson (drummer), Richard Simmons (guitar), Richard Pryor (piano), Andy Griffith (sitting beside Bruce).
Bruce never gets enough credit for changing the dynamics of southern music infused with jazz and bluegrass. It's such a unique sound. One that always makes me smile. Thx Bruce!!!
if the image is yours, is it yours, or what you have been given.. if its not yours but what you have been given.. then what are you? a reciever, a tool? is your heart in your control?
no? ok.. then walk on.. stop what you do not know, at your consequence, just as much as what you recieve.. else, you will not walk on.. the tool is yours.. are you the means. and the consequence, or just the reciever?
@kylemas2005 you aint cynical--it has regressed. New stuff now is awful. Nobody plays their instruments anymore either, nobody writes their own stuff. It's all prepackaged, over-produced stuff designed to make money. I feel you.
I really hoped there existed a video for this fantastic song. I too, wish it could have faithfully visually portrayed the elaborate story being played out, but I'll definitely settle for this. I love this song.
"Every year, some rich girl would get involved with some country guy, and they would act irresponsibly and have to deal with the ramification" - Bruce Hornsby on Valley Road
"Plantation" has nothing to do with it being in the Old South or that the guy is black(unlikely). There is no rape in the song either. I've heard some people say that she is sent away for an abortion. That's fuzzy. Sending girls away to give birth was a very common practice and they talk about her living with her sister.
I'm going to beg to differ a little bit re the performance vs low-budget friends walking around. Yes, absolutely, the performance is great...but I still think it's a great kick to see the "low budget cast" grooving to the song...simple fun for the common folk who appreciate music for its own sake -- no need for Big Budget Glam Videos to get the point across -- and if any artist can't get the point across without a bunch of hype and spangles....?
@capegirl6214 One more thought from the Way Back Machine...."The Way It Is" and "Scenes from the Southside" provided a lot of good listening, steering wheel tapping, (on cassette?) during road trips to the beach. Signed...a Carolina Girl.
The clarinet was absolutely his dad. I seem to remember back then, that was possibly the most popular part of it. It's rather funny he's miming a clarinet solo over a guitar line. Good for Bruce. The performance part is the best part of the video not the low budget friends walking around thing. I read where Bruce's dad passed. What a memory for him.
From the beginning "clap-clap", I just don't understand how anyone could be bummed out listening to this song or watching the video. Still have the album on vinyl. Pulled it out the other night, still pristine. A good time.
Say what you want to...but I could watch and listen to him play all day. And for the person who (hopefully meant the comment as a joke regarding a cheaply made video...and the following comment re that was back when people were stupid...) it's fun to watch--they all seem to be having a great time and feeling the music -- and isn't that what it's all about? Maybe I'm being oversensitive...but don't mess around with my appreciation for Bruce.
This reminds me of riding with my Dad on Saturday mornings in our red Volkswagen Rabbit in Vancouver when I was four. Then we moved to Winnipeg and we did the same thing in a blue Topaz... Man, this song is great for travelling on the open road.. Bruce Hornsby & The Range are amazing. Thanks guys!
So, what's the story? Back in plantation days, a wayward or strong-minded girl was typically seduced and then exiled, in order to keep the rest of the respectable womenfolk suitably docile? It was a standard practice? Hmm, that's essentially what happened to Tori Amos --
I saw the band in Omaha bout this time, Great concert,Bruce and the band played their 4-6 popular tunes and took requests the rest of the nite, They played Rolling stone, Jo JO Gunn, Beatles ,,etc How COOL
The music clip does not justice to the song at all..... A serious subject that I dont think the casual listener has worked out :( epic tune though !!! Love it !!
It was filmed in and around Williamsburg, VA. Bruce's hometown. Many of the extras were from the College of William and Mary. (His day was an alumnus)
Who's the guitarist with the uncanny resemblance to Jon Cryer (2 half men). Is the black keyboard player also another famous musician? I can't quite put a name to his face but he sang about Jack and Jill and cheating girlfriends.
I think it's Hornsby's Best song to date-or ever.. For such a serious undertone; it also gives hope w/ a wink for happiness, and like who cares; Carry on.... One of my Faves... Always gives me a lift. Great piano and bass...
One of Bruce's best songs ever, though I suspect the lowest budget for a music video. When I first heard the song back in 1988, I thought this song was about a mismatched tryst during the plantation days of the 19th Century, and a million-dollar budget would be the most elaborate video depicting such a scenario. Instead, it looks like Bruce got his boys together in the studio and offered people to just walk around and into the studio for free. Just pay for editing and tada! Cheap video.
@RK831 Or maybe he just wanted to showcase some of the landscape of the city in which he grew up and was proud of. The Valley Road was/is a great video tribute to the people of Williamsburg, William And Mary, W.F.D and James City County PD (If some of us were even paying attention). Great stuff from Bruce. Representing the 757 (frmr 804!)!!!
@RK831 Seems you have already imagined the scenario, so you hardly need to watch a million-dollar budget video :-) and I can think of a lot more worthy ways of spending a million dollars, lol. I had never seen a Bruce Hornsby video until today, yet have loved his music for many years. Ultimately it's whatever floats your boat, but for me it has to be the music and lyrics.
A masterpiece... the story, lyrics are amazing. But Hornsby's vocals and hands on keyboard and....... just listen! This and "The Way it is," "End of Innocence" are absolute classics! All i can say to him is THANKS!!!
i thought as much,the british bbc corporation used this,without the lyricis,as the closing credits of their brodcast of that years television broadcast farnbourouhg air show programme
was this 1988 or 1990,i remember the bbc used this as the tune for the closing credits of their television broadcast program of the 1990 farnbourgh airshow
It was no.1 in the States in June 1988. I would have put it as earlier as I always thought this was the follow up to "The Way It Is", which came out in 1986. But apparently not.
bruce has lived out my dream of becoming the songwriter and pianist he is, because like him i have idolized elton john & leon russell since i was 9 years old and have been playing piano all my life and i'm now 46 years old
I think YouTube needs to upgrade...even T-1 lines don't work well with YouTube these days... Perhaps Google overexpanded. I am at the point, even with great posts like this one that I am about to forget YouTube... it seems they have not upgraded to meet their volume.
Great to see that Bruce filmed this in his hometown of Williamsburg, VA. Bruce has always been great but I think he peaked early with this 1988 album. "Scenes from the Southside" was about as perfect of an album as one could make.
Wow. I love this song, but the video absolutely fails to capture the subject matter of the song (which is part of the appeal for me). Oh well. That's not so different from most music videos, I guess, but it's disappointing.
Mickey Rooney on Clarinet
Airjet2582 2 days ago
long vally road was the best
c130mover 4 days ago
Leo Sayer on lead guitar, Kelsey Grammar on drums!
terrytomlin1 6 days ago
Jack Nicholson on the drums, Billy Dee Williams on the synth, and Jon Cryer on the guitar in the beige shirt!!
stik30 1 week ago
2:50-3:50.. badass piano partt. :D
pianolady1998 1 week ago
GINGER!! 0:43
aea41888 1 week ago
The music in this song is beautiful... my favorite Hornsby song for sure!
ChampionDriver01 1 week ago
ambrosias bass player ..
drellim50 2 weeks ago
No matter about Jack Nicholson on the drums, is that Billy Dee Williams playing the synth?
SatelliteExile 2 weeks ago
is Jack Nicholson playing drums?
SilenceIKissYou 2 weeks ago
@SilenceIKissYou No, it's Kelsey Grammar!
terrytomlin1 6 days ago
One of the finest piano players EVER!
terrytomlin1 3 weeks ago
I know the guy that dropped the thing on 3:20
Windykopple 3 weeks ago
Gotta love the Firemen:P
mikemarselis 3 weeks ago
Sideshow Bob is on guitar.
stuvo1977 3 weeks ago in playlist Liked videos
4:09 to 4:11 --- What a great kid.
wttwmusic 3 weeks ago
what is this song about?
horizon428 1 month ago
@horizon428 who cares what it's about ... it's an awesome song
SilenceIKissYou 2 weeks ago
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jigsnwigs 1 month ago in playlist Favorite videos
Wish I was in Virginia!
alciaran 1 month ago
3:37 "Party Over Here"
Shenanigans33 1 month ago
I didn't know Judge Reinhold could play that well
manferot 1 month ago
very god sond god bles everybody
raul6902 1 month ago in playlist Más vídeos de BruceHornsby
Quality. Leo Sayer on guitar as well!
patrick2976 1 month ago
.....THIS IF IT WAS MUSIC.....
75rocher 1 month ago
Lokks like Kelsey Grammar on drums to me!
terrytomlin1 1 month ago
I want original songs with a meaning, all I have is a bunch of mainstream shit. After a while you get sick of every song being about sex, money and drugs. I'm 16 and I love 80's and 90's music.
deadstrider 1 month ago
This song gives me goosebumps. Beautiful composition, amazing sound. Such a rich tune. World class music.
AVEXentSUCKS 1 month ago
Cool!
Johnleatherman123 1 month ago
mi piace tanto
Mea7707 1 month ago
What a piano! He plays too much! Awesome!
riodejaneir10 1 month ago
Given the tragic story told by the lyrics, everybody sure looks happy in the video!
EarlofCrawford 1 month ago
Did you see all of the stars in this video....lol. Nicolas Cage (Bruce), Jack Nicholson (drummer), Richard Simmons (guitar), Richard Pryor (piano), Andy Griffith (sitting beside Bruce).
wurster2008 1 month ago
saw Bruce on a date at the Orlando house of blues back in summer of 99'. Great show, hopefully I'll get so see him again.
fsusurfer78 1 month ago
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wurster2008 1 month ago
This song deserves a beautiful video. It's a shame :(
amarcadia 2 months ago
Easily his best song.
eddievangundy 2 months ago
Bruce never gets enough credit for changing the dynamics of southern music infused with jazz and bluegrass. It's such a unique sound. One that always makes me smile. Thx Bruce!!!
hazardprofile116 2 months ago
fantastic !!! exept the sound of that piano. SORRY !!!!!!! beautiful song.
ANTONZANESCO 2 months ago
The drummer is John Molo and yes he plays open with his left and then right on the hat.
yampear 2 months ago
I wonder how many people notice that the drummer starts out left handed then switches to right handed?
cavediver1948 2 months ago
if the image is yours, is it yours, or what you have been given.. if its not yours but what you have been given.. then what are you? a reciever, a tool? is your heart in your control?
no? ok.. then walk on.. stop what you do not know, at your consequence, just as much as what you recieve.. else, you will not walk on.. the tool is yours.. are you the means. and the consequence, or just the reciever?
inconyblue 2 months ago
I love this video and the music too is from 1988
palomopicon1977 2 months ago
i hate this video but love the song and the album it came from.
badmacdonald 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
Hit #1 on the Billboard adult contemporary chart for 1 week in June 1988
theonlymoo5e 2 months ago
Hornby's first two albums were outstanding----this song is one of my favorites
luckybruceful 2 months ago 2
Jack Nicholson playing drums at the 0:37..
Uploader1992 2 months ago
Like the song but this video stinks.
ironwoodadq 2 months ago in playlist More videos from BruceHornsby
Still sounds GREAT after all these years... a true classic! And he's produced more than a few...
RJ4960 2 months ago
fajny utwór facet trochę mniej
ewelimak 3 months ago
Why can't current kids play like this now? Is shit regressing or am I just a cynical asshole?
kylemas2005 3 months ago 33
@kylemas2005 no your not,the usic by todays kids is mostly shite
damo9811 2 months ago
@kylemas2005 My label, Post-Consumer, is working on it.
PostConsumerMedia 1 month ago
@kylemas2005 you aint cynical--it has regressed. New stuff now is awful. Nobody plays their instruments anymore either, nobody writes their own stuff. It's all prepackaged, over-produced stuff designed to make money. I feel you.
Madisonrvr 1 month ago 3
@kylemas2005 It's regressing I'm afraid. :(
navidhendrix 1 week ago
@kylemas2005
I think we are both- but hey F*k' em if they cant take a joke, right?
I love Bruce
jenniferfreedlangley 1 week ago
Great great GREAT song. de rigueur 80's video.
MrYuppie 3 months ago
Oh ! I love this !!!! True MUSIC !!!!
177coc 3 months ago
I really hoped there existed a video for this fantastic song. I too, wish it could have faithfully visually portrayed the elaborate story being played out, but I'll definitely settle for this. I love this song.
gumbyjag 3 months ago
Happy Birthday Bruce!
MrGeno502 3 months ago
One of the best music videos of all time! I've only seen The Way It Is and Mandolin Rain and The Valley Road. Did Bruce do other ones?
BanditHamlin11 3 months ago
"Every year, some rich girl would get involved with some country guy, and they would act irresponsibly and have to deal with the ramification" - Bruce Hornsby on Valley Road
"Plantation" has nothing to do with it being in the Old South or that the guy is black(unlikely). There is no rape in the song either. I've heard some people say that she is sent away for an abortion. That's fuzzy. Sending girls away to give birth was a very common practice and they talk about her living with her sister.
semwebia 3 months ago 2
Jack Nicholson on drums
MrYaakov1958 3 months ago 14
@MrYaakov1958 And Richard Simmons on guitar.
type61m 3 months ago
Ouch! Who didn't have big, fluffy hair back then? But thankfully zero spandex or lycra in the video.
capegirl6214 2 months ago
I'm going to beg to differ a little bit re the performance vs low-budget friends walking around. Yes, absolutely, the performance is great...but I still think it's a great kick to see the "low budget cast" grooving to the song...simple fun for the common folk who appreciate music for its own sake -- no need for Big Budget Glam Videos to get the point across -- and if any artist can't get the point across without a bunch of hype and spangles....?
capegirl6214 4 months ago
@capegirl6214 One more thought from the Way Back Machine...."The Way It Is" and "Scenes from the Southside" provided a lot of good listening, steering wheel tapping, (on cassette?) during road trips to the beach. Signed...a Carolina Girl.
capegirl6214 4 months ago
The clarinet was absolutely his dad. I seem to remember back then, that was possibly the most popular part of it. It's rather funny he's miming a clarinet solo over a guitar line. Good for Bruce. The performance part is the best part of the video not the low budget friends walking around thing. I read where Bruce's dad passed. What a memory for him.
tjb9693 4 months ago
From the beginning "clap-clap", I just don't understand how anyone could be bummed out listening to this song or watching the video. Still have the album on vinyl. Pulled it out the other night, still pristine. A good time.
capegirl6214 4 months ago
I wasn't sure, but took a wild guess the clarinet was Dad-related. Now was that Jack Nicholson playing the drums? :)
capegirl6214 4 months ago
The guy on the clarinet is Bruce's dad...
sonixsystems 4 months ago
Say what you want to...but I could watch and listen to him play all day. And for the person who (hopefully meant the comment as a joke regarding a cheaply made video...and the following comment re that was back when people were stupid...) it's fun to watch--they all seem to be having a great time and feeling the music -- and isn't that what it's all about? Maybe I'm being oversensitive...but don't mess around with my appreciation for Bruce.
capegirl6214 4 months ago
@capegirl6214
I like your attitude man but it's good to add a little humor.
People have bad days, That's why we need it.
Happy people are good people.
boogs2007 4 months ago
I was in Augusta Ga, back in 1987 when I first heard Bruce hornsby...
bootylover973 4 months ago
YES!
WobbleSkanker 4 months ago
Still one of my favorite songs. Thank goodness for You Tube. A great kick to be able to see this again and on demand.
capegirl6214 4 months ago
This reminds me of riding with my Dad on Saturday mornings in our red Volkswagen Rabbit in Vancouver when I was four. Then we moved to Winnipeg and we did the same thing in a blue Topaz... Man, this song is great for travelling on the open road.. Bruce Hornsby & The Range are amazing. Thanks guys!
ladytigah 4 months ago
So, what's the story? Back in plantation days, a wayward or strong-minded girl was typically seduced and then exiled, in order to keep the rest of the respectable womenfolk suitably docile? It was a standard practice? Hmm, that's essentially what happened to Tori Amos --
SupernalOne 4 months ago in playlist SupernalOne's favorites
hey who cares his best song ever
c130mover 4 months ago
I saw the band in Omaha bout this time, Great concert,Bruce and the band played their 4-6 popular tunes and took requests the rest of the nite, They played Rolling stone, Jo JO Gunn, Beatles ,,etc How COOL
1234captron 4 months ago
For Civilized Folk Only!!!
okaussie 5 months ago
fantastic song and the vis awwww aome
c130mover 5 months ago
The music clip does not justice to the song at all..... A serious subject that I dont think the casual listener has worked out :( epic tune though !!! Love it !!
krazynite 5 months ago
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vathing1 5 months ago
It was founded bruce's hometown of williamsburg virginia. The gymnasium is the old basketball gym at the college of william and mary.
mgrimm5 5 months ago 2
HEY IT'S JACK NICHOLSON PLAYNG THE DRUMS! LOL
JSUSSSI 5 months ago 3
Classic Smooth Greatness ..... oh yeahhh !!!
snowtrax29 5 months ago
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That piano solo is just DEVASTATING, pure skill. That's one of the reasons I love this song and I'm a hip-hop head.
GDMCane305 5 months ago
That piano solo is just DEVASTATING, pure skill. That's one of the reasons I love this song and I'm a hip-hop head.
GDMCane305 5 months ago 2
That piano solo is just DEVASTATING, pure skill. That's one of the reasons I love this song and I'm a hip-hop head.
GDMCane305 5 months ago
reminded me of my hometown
donnellraymond4 5 months ago
abra alguien q cuando la escucha no este moviendo los pies?
franmosan56 5 months ago
Anyone else confused why the clarinet sounds like a guitar during the solo?
who cuts out the old man!!!
shuvel55 5 months ago
Is that Jack Nicholson on drums? LOL. Love it great song! Love music like this.
gatermap 5 months ago 2
Great tune....
Peoria3165 5 months ago
I never got tired of such epic songs. Music from the heart... with soul. His playing on piano is an amazing signature that other can only copy...
patentagosse 6 months ago
best song ever would love to learn the guitar solo in this cant find tabs for it tho
kiwichopz 6 months ago
brilliant! cant decide whether this or 'the way it is' is better. call it a very honourable draw
Redh0t2011 6 months ago
It was filmed in and around Williamsburg, VA. Bruce's hometown. Many of the extras were from the College of William and Mary. (His day was an alumnus)
tdirgins 6 months ago
Who's the guitarist with the uncanny resemblance to Jon Cryer (2 half men). Is the black keyboard player also another famous musician? I can't quite put a name to his face but he sang about Jack and Jill and cheating girlfriends.
supercooled 6 months ago
hey best song i ever herard foot tapper
c130mover 6 months ago
His dad is "playing" the flute. There is no flute part in the song, it's a prop so his dad can be inconspicuously in the video.
jeffsmithnyc7 6 months ago
Some very unpredictable timing in the chord changes, great stuff!
pearlsfortheswines 6 months ago
hey dont read the song , just listen, a great song and takes yr foot tap and great to dance to, but the yanks wont see that
c130mover 6 months ago
I think it's Hornsby's Best song to date-or ever.. For such a serious undertone; it also gives hope w/ a wink for happiness, and like who cares; Carry on.... One of my Faves... Always gives me a lift. Great piano and bass...
ttottman 6 months ago
This is a great song along with The Way It Is
rodgerc100 6 months ago
60,000 Views Exactly on 8/18/2011!
lawboss20 6 months ago
1 person is tone deaf and has no idea what good music really is.
unicron93 6 months ago
okay they look all to happy to be singing about a bad situation. yikes
npkoski 6 months ago
drummer looks like Jack Niclolson in the shinning :0}
carolhathorn 6 months ago
One of Bruce's best songs ever, though I suspect the lowest budget for a music video. When I first heard the song back in 1988, I thought this song was about a mismatched tryst during the plantation days of the 19th Century, and a million-dollar budget would be the most elaborate video depicting such a scenario. Instead, it looks like Bruce got his boys together in the studio and offered people to just walk around and into the studio for free. Just pay for editing and tada! Cheap video.
RK831 7 months ago 15
@RK831 its not even a studio, it's like an old high school gym
220friend 5 months ago
@RK831 Or maybe he just wanted to showcase some of the landscape of the city in which he grew up and was proud of. The Valley Road was/is a great video tribute to the people of Williamsburg, William And Mary, W.F.D and James City County PD (If some of us were even paying attention). Great stuff from Bruce. Representing the 757 (frmr 804!)!!!
LAS2YYZ 4 months ago
@RK831 Seems you have already imagined the scenario, so you hardly need to watch a million-dollar budget video :-) and I can think of a lot more worthy ways of spending a million dollars, lol. I had never seen a Bruce Hornsby video until today, yet have loved his music for many years. Ultimately it's whatever floats your boat, but for me it has to be the music and lyrics.
hedgewytche 2 months ago
@hedgewytche You're so right. Sort of like "don't judge the book by it's cover." Imagination is a good thing.
capegirl6214 2 months ago
Dude can def tickle the ivorys!!! Kinda like Liberace without the gay
rikkster100 7 months ago 2
Great BH song. What's with the guitar players fro??
rikkster100 7 months ago
Great Song, video has not aged well, depending on your perspective.
zalapski 7 months ago
Yer dead if you don't at least tap yer toes to this one... It's one of his best
Falcon4646 7 months ago
ONE person has no taste.
arianaalioth 7 months ago
the winter scenery /imagery is just fantastic. Brilliant Hornsby artistry in action.
arianaalioth 7 months ago
And where do I get ahold of this boxed set?
arianaalioth 7 months ago
Great song!!
Rodrigo2838 7 months ago
why is their hair like that?
ThomasRowsell 7 months ago in playlist Favourite Musics
@ThomasRowsell "That was back from when people were stupid." - Butthead :P
arianaalioth 7 months ago 7
Probably one of the most silliest music videos of the 1980's.
But still enjoyable.
MIKECNW 7 months ago
A masterpiece... the story, lyrics are amazing. But Hornsby's vocals and hands on keyboard and....... just listen! This and "The Way it is," "End of Innocence" are absolute classics! All i can say to him is THANKS!!!
hersheybarsoccer 7 months ago
Is that actually a different guy singing at 1:11? Cause the voice doesn't sound as much like Bruce.
saleens7austin 7 months ago
AMAZING TUNE LOVE IT!!!
lopro091 7 months ago
Underated song, just fantastic music..love this1
paulvalletta01 7 months ago
The drummer looks like Michael Ironside to me........
mrpolaroid123 7 months ago
The 1980's produced a wide range of incredible music. This song will stand alone ahead of all others as a masterpiece.
kbf1978 7 months ago
i thought as much,the british bbc corporation used this,without the lyricis,as the closing credits of their brodcast of that years television broadcast farnbourouhg air show programme
damo9811 7 months ago
was this 1988 or 1990,i remember the bbc used this as the tune for the closing credits of their television broadcast program of the 1990 farnbourgh airshow
damo9811 7 months ago
@damo9811
It was no.1 in the States in June 1988. I would have put it as earlier as I always thought this was the follow up to "The Way It Is", which came out in 1986. But apparently not.
tombutleruk 7 months ago
Ohh wowww!!
enlightenedminds1 7 months ago
Oh man........this song brings back wonderful memories, when i lived in Hampton Roads ('water town')!!!
raljazz 7 months ago
Amazing and plaintive song.
saleens7austin 7 months ago
i was going to comment on the state of the hair on the guitar player at the back,but then again it was 1989
damo9811 8 months ago
Great song great video .Love the pig at the end.
844jimthompson 8 months ago
23 years ago, I bought the album "Seans from the Southside", and still now this song is one of my favorites!
yakuzenshin 8 months ago
I Will Walk with You and Till the Dreaming's Done are the best 2 songs!!
paistekid 7 months ago
Hey world,
That rolling piano just boots it. I've loved it from day 1....
Greetings from down under, Australia baby. The home of Valley Roads.
Reeligion1 8 months ago
....and who's the asshole that doesn't like this?
babajii321 8 months ago
One of the few - very few - decent bands to come out of the '80's. Since then, too.
babajii321 8 months ago
bruce has lived out my dream of becoming the songwriter and pianist he is, because like him i have idolized elton john & leon russell since i was 9 years old and have been playing piano all my life and i'm now 46 years old
mactheartofwarfare 8 months ago 2
isn't the guy in to keyboard .... .. from an 80's sitcom?
groovem0nkey 8 months ago
Bryan Doyle Murray on the clarinet and the former lead singer from Krokus on the bass!
Horatius316 9 months ago
This reminds me of star wars O.o and seems like a very nice town
Alexsuper15 9 months ago
Lovely, lovely, delightful song. Bruce Hornsby & The Range are a wonderful band. Such beautifully-crafted songs.
chelseamatt 9 months ago
muy buena muy buena excelente song
kalasa12 9 months ago
this song makes me to fly around a lake or an ocean looking the sky and the sky blue so awesome the piano and the melody are so nice lovely delight
palomopicon1977 9 months ago
this song makes me to fly around a lake or a ocean with my wings flying and enjoying of the music walk on walk on
palomopicon1977 9 months ago
haha cool! check ouyt the guy selli perch for a dollar a pound! I'll take 200 #'s!(vs these days ) i used to live near there.. miss it!
gregoir 9 months ago
About time this video showed up here.
TheSerafen 10 months ago
@TheSerafen yeah right! cool n can't believe I havent seen it!lol is that RAINBOW in back a the man?!(Bruce @ the BALDWIN)
gregoir 9 months ago
Boy, that drummer sure does look like Jack, only a younger version! LOL
louklou812 10 months ago
hahhahahha. I was just thinking that looked like Jack Nicholson
swrevels 10 months ago
I think YouTube needs to upgrade...even T-1 lines don't work well with YouTube these days... Perhaps Google overexpanded. I am at the point, even with great posts like this one that I am about to forget YouTube... it seems they have not upgraded to meet their volume.
jeffrey2711 10 months ago
Great to see that Bruce filmed this in his hometown of Williamsburg, VA. Bruce has always been great but I think he peaked early with this 1988 album. "Scenes from the Southside" was about as perfect of an album as one could make.
vodude 10 months ago
あぁ、懐かしい。。。^_^
agoodcupoftea 10 months ago
This is my favorite Bruce Hornsby song. :)
Mitsy1212 10 months ago
Sometimes I lead...sometimes I follow....
amyleoness 10 months ago
I dig Bruce, but this video could have been so much better if it had followed the story in the song.
muddysneakers 10 months ago
great song, not so good video
Sherpaful 10 months ago
Karen P. gave me this album in 1988. Nothing but good memories with her out in the Mojave desert.
Dutchly 11 months ago
One person has never walked on walked down the Valley Road.
bradmorris67 11 months ago
As said, Great 80's Stuff, this one took me off back then Bruce got my attention w/ That's the way it is w/ his keyboard work..............
Fritz739 11 months ago
SING SOUTHERN BROTHER!!
spainishgirl 11 months ago
I love his music, the way he play the piano is amazing!
CATTOBAR 11 months ago
GOD. I love piano music.. I am trying to play this.
amyleoness 11 months ago
Walk on Bruce, top tune, great memories.
tegoarcanadei 11 months ago
Wow. I love this song, but the video absolutely fails to capture the subject matter of the song (which is part of the appeal for me). Oh well. That's not so different from most music videos, I guess, but it's disappointing.
Duskdog717 11 months ago
excellent song; atrocious music video
JamisenEtzel1 11 months ago