Thanks for the upload but I was wondering if you'd be so kind as to put more info in the description such as year of release, album name, perhaps name of band members, and writer of lyrics. Also when band started, and current status or break up year, etc. I'd like to see these kind of details on all uploads to be honest. I'm just asking, I'd appreciate it, thanks.
@getintothelovegroove If you are for real, the song was written by Neil Young, but I doubt that the song is "for sale". You can hear his original recording at YouTube at xGhQr0kndwBE
my name is calvin hodge lake, a songwriter/publisher BMI affiliate since june 4, 1983
when i landed my first billboard top single pick song called, 'GET INTO THE LOVE GROOVE.'
this song has been a great inspiration to my songwriting craft before i came to the U.S. in january 1979 from the island of st. maarten. i will buy this song for $1 million now thank you nicolette from love groove music bmi
Why no more music like this? Because art is the reflection of life. Society had structure and restraint in those days. Nothing was a given. Artists had to prove they had something to even get a chance to get in the door. Now it's all vulgar self-indulgence and corporate factories churning out social pollution masquerading as art. Its because we as an indulgent society deserve what we get.
If not for her music playing on our car cassette player and the BBC, I would not have made the years I spent working in Saudi in late '70s and "80s. I do not know how many tapes we wore out! Her death ranked up there with the Doobie Brothers break. You do not know how remote we were to popular music & how it was years before we heard about changes. RIP and God bless sweet Nicolette.
This is back when making it in popular music required talent and being surrounded by talented musicians. Nicolette was good friends with the Doobie Brothers too.
Estimated friend, if you want to listen again this song and an endless number of successes of the love I suggest you to visit Radio MUSICA PARA MIMOS - looks for his direction URL in Google ( search Musica para Mimos in Google)-. best romantic music of all the times in Internet, is great, is very good ...!!!
@wildturkey1960 Yes, I agree. IT IS hard to believe that the man people call The Godfather of Grunge would write this tune. I must say I'm impressed. Of course, It's hard to brlieve he was in a band that featured Rick James too.
Nicolette's cerebral edema (water on the brain) was caused by liver failure resulting in her having a seizure that was fatal. She had been using a lot of Tylenol which can cause liver damage and It's really too bad since she was a talented artist with a beautiful voice and striking face. This is one of my favorite 70's songs!
@hsharrott It was great music and she died of cerebral edema; essentially water in the brain which can cause symptoms including the swelling of the brain and loss of blood flow if it goes untreated it often leads to death or disability unfortunately for Nicolette it was death.
Cuando escuche tu voz quedé gratamente cautivado ...pero cuando te vi cantar quedé eternamente enamorado... gracias Nicoll , siempre estarás en mi corazón
Oh my dear... you filled my adolescent days with hope. Tony Moreno (John Travolta-Saturday Night fever) filled my dreams with ambition. So what, I was only 9 or 10, but that didn't concern me. Great times in life! Rest in peace my dear!
@jemhuff Don't worry my friend. As soon as someone figure out how to autotune a flute or sax then that is all you will hear in every new song put out.
@jemhuff Seems like Ian Anderson (Jethro Tull) & Bruce Springsteen would be 2 sources to ask. Orchestral instruments add class and soul to all music. These kids today will grasp that someday.
@jemhuff When "music" was no longer made by humans playing real instruments and instead was produced almost purely by machines making synthesized sounds. It started going downhill in the 80s. What began in the early 80s as an interesting way to create new sounds and atmospheric feeling in music (such as in the song "In the Air Tonight" by Phil Collins) became a muddled pudding of drum machines and whining synths by the mid-80s. At same time rap and then hip-hop come along and the dagger falls.
@jemhuff heck by todays pop music standard its uncool to have guitar solos in a song! music today is just pure garbage!! give me these classic tunes anyday!!!!
ESTTA CANZZIONNE LA OI EN LA SENORIAL LA S GIGANTTE DE GUATTEMALA LA MAQINNA DE LOS EXITTOS ,,,,,I LOVETT NICE SONG!!!BELLISSIMMA MARAVILLOSSA,,,MARVELLOUS!!!
But don't give me this crap about how life, health and people were better back then. That old mantra about how things were better gets really old. The 70's is a nice place to visit though. Browsing through old scrapbooks and photo albums is always a fun place to visit. Listening to old tunes is reminiscent of a more innocent time (a trip down memory lane) if you will. Living in the past is not healthy. whenever people recall the fun of the 70's it's always related to music, TV or movies.
@imbluz -Well i was there and it was like 50/50 ,in a nutshell more diverse,free,romantic and interesting for sure but (in my opinion)horribly,terribly,stinky,rotten corny,a much better time than today though...
She's NICOLETTE not NICHOLETTA as shown at start of video. 14 people dislike this? They must be real idiots. How anyone can dislike a beautiful song such as this is beyond me.
One of THE BEST SONGS to come out of the '70s! And Nicolette had the voice of an angel. I remember this song playing on the radio when my sis and I were kids, and we'd go shopping or to the grandparents'. I liked the song then; I love it now!
lotta songs with "lot of" love in the title I had a hard time finding it or the artist. I remember this on the radio in the Buick Skylark when I was a kid when I was going on trips with the folks.
Having grown up in the 70's the music was simply awesome. Nothing beats it. Its too bad the younger generation that hasn't explored it are truly missing out. I guess most people say that about the "music of their generation", but the 70's were truly special: talent, lyrics, beautiful women, thoughtful.....can't beat it.
OK Listen clearly: nickky is gone, my baby, my darling... Such a princess whomhas moved on.. In my heart you will never be forgotten! Alota Love for you...
Oh yea, the seventies is my fave. decade for music. It was when rock n roll matures. This song sure brings back lots of wonderful memories. And it's true of the crap that goes on these days. It's shocking that stars can get away from lip-synching these days. Is this a reason why there're so little great singers that's worth listening to these days?
I recall when Disco was so hated during the 70s n early 80s. Looking back, those Disco singers can really sing - compare to those singers of today.
Un resbalon en la tina de baño se nos llevo a tan hermosa cantante y su voz un 17 de diciembre de 1997. Fue la eterna corista de Neil Young y esposa del baterista de estudio Russell Kunkel, con quien tuvo una hija en 1990. Dejo una corta pero excelente discografia (un poco dificil de conseguir en estos dias cuando la moda ha desplazado a los buenos musicos). Saludos.
I've never seen this vid until now, although I've always loved this song. Nicollette Larson must have been a fan of Janis Joplin. Their styles and stage appearance are so similar. I believe that I've just seen what Janis Joplin's top hit of 1980 would have been if she hadn't died of a heroin overdose in October, 1970.
This is one of the best examples of late 70's music. A time when singers could actually sing. It's a fusion of rock and pop with just a dash of disco thrown in. As soon as I hear that first note I'm instantly taken back to 1978. It's sad she went so young, but here we are 33 years later still listening to this song. In my mind she'll always be young and beautiful.
Decades ago, I did not recognize how beautiful she was in contrast to the more typical Hollywood-esque entertainment 'figure.' With maturity, I see the light. Her natural beauty is immensely more compelling than the overdone images of so very many.
@Bort1965 That's a good one! Carlos Santana! AhahahahahaI think it's her husband. Either him or the flute player but I think it's the sax guy, Awesome Neil Young written song. Glad he gave it to her but his version is pretty good too, a little more feeling in it.
I remember growing up around Nicolette. My father was in the band and played on this album. She was beautiful. We used to roller skate around Venice Beach and generally "hang out". She was genuine, loving, and fun. The fame never went to her head. Life in the late 70's and early 80's had no reality t.v. Life was reality. You didn't live through people like the Kardashians, J Lo...you know what I mean. Watching this video is the first time I've seen her since the 80's. She is missed.
So true. There was no MTV and so you had to visualize a song in your head. Heck, you didn't even know what "visualizing" a song might mean. And the great thing about this video is that it is simply her singing.
So true. There was no MTV and so you had to visualize a song in your head. Heck, you didn't even know what "visualizing" a song might mean. And the great thing about this video is that it is simply her singing. What a tribute this is.
@socal33 Thanks for sharing !.Nicolette was a real joy to be around & she brightened up the lives of those around her. I grew up with her peers being 64 And was familiar with most of the musicians that were recording music of many genres in the sixties through the 80's.I played Brass instruments[trumpet,coronet,baritone] If you watch the videos of Nicolette performing, you cannot help but notice the Love that those who played with her showed her through their interactions.
The seventies must have been awesome. Beautiful women like this who had soul and could actually sing. The majority of singers today need multiple effects and auto tune to make their voices sound good. It's fucking pathetic. I can't believe the shit that people listen to today. I'm glad there are people who recognize good music like this. It goes to show you how great of a song it is because it stood the test of time!
What you may not understand is that THIS WAS the best part of the 70's! Most everything else sucked. Yea, the music was great and the women were talented and sexy as fuck. Radios sucked, there were hi-fi stereos. no mobile phones, IPAD's, etc. Now, if we can incorporate that old sound of music and the dedication to art people had into our realm, then we may have some saving grace. cRAP music and most all of pop today is dreadful noise that sends my stomach in pain.
@imbluz Really, I think all this information technology is part of the reason why people are losing soul and creativity. I'm 18 and I don't care about the latest technology, I don't have a cell phone and I don't really want one (I really don't like smartphones either), I dislike the fact that they're trying to make people do everything on a computer(s), and the only reason I have a netbook is because my sis gave it to me--which was very nice of her.
@imbluz (cont.) and I would love to live in the 70s. Yes, no decade is perfect, but from what I know and understand (and I have family who remember that decade very well, plus I do research and watch movies/documentaries/tv shows--and not just 'That 70s Show' either), I think I would have loved it, but for some reason, I was born in this generation, so I'll just have to live with that, I guess.
@imbluz (cont.) I would love to have lived in the 70s. From what I know (and I have close family who remember that decade very well, plus I do my own research from reading books and periodicals, old or new, and watch movies/documentaries/tv shows--and not just 'That 70s Show either), it seems like a pretty awsome decade. Yes, no decade is perfect, I understand that. For some reason, I was born in this generation, so I'll just have to live with it, I guess.
@MrGuitarandvocals This is such a lovely song, and Nicolette is very pretty. I love this, I've always loved the 70s. It's a perfect song to listen to a night, it puts me in a different place, good different, heart and soul. I just don't see that heart and soul in newer stuff--so sad, but when I curl up and enjoy things like this, I forget all the trash and feel nice.
@RetroLaydeh42 it is a good thing to read all of these comments about this song, the 70's, and about Nicolette.......your's is one of the best I've read on here in some time..........
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linda canción.siempre quise saber quien la cantaba.
kgiu27 5 days ago
Tem uma carinha de anjo,mesmo não estando mais entre nós.
pierpontual 5 days ago
Very, very, very beautiful
pierpontual 5 days ago
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jamman362 1 week ago 2
Love this song! Brings back alot of memories..
Fatherandson1988 1 week ago 3
Thanks for the upload but I was wondering if you'd be so kind as to put more info in the description such as year of release, album name, perhaps name of band members, and writer of lyrics. Also when band started, and current status or break up year, etc. I'd like to see these kind of details on all uploads to be honest. I'm just asking, I'd appreciate it, thanks.
Yeremyah2by2 1 week ago
Reminds of being back in college. Man she had a beautiful voice, and she was beautiful too. Miss ya Nicolette even though I never met you.
SgtRock57 2 weeks ago
This Lady is a Goddess. I only wish I knew someone even close to her,,,,,,,
hooverL99 2 weeks ago
btw this is such a great song,i wish i was a kid in the 70's and was able to enjoy these tunes when they were new!!
gamma21285 2 weeks ago
@gamma21285 what do you want that for? These tunes are immortal and constantly fresh. It's 2012 and Lotta love still sends shivers down my spine
sepultura1991 2 weeks ago
what happened to women like this?
answer....republicans.
I could love her,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
hooverL99 2 weeks ago
@hooverL99
What kind of "answer" is that???
Fleet472 1 day ago
to correct my spelling more carefully, tell the songwriter or publisher of this song
'Lotta Love' by Nicollete Larson that Love Groove Music Publishing Company BMI
would like to buy this song or the publishing catalog on this song. please contact
the publisher at E-MAIL: lovegroovemusicbmi@yahoo.com or post office box 3922,
beverly hills, california 90212-0922 great song!!! i will pay one million dollars for this song!!!
getintothelovegroove 2 weeks ago
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@getintothelovegroove If you are for real, the song was written by Neil Young, but I doubt that the song is "for sale". You can hear his original recording at YouTube at xGhQr0kndwBE
GrigoriSom 2 weeks ago
whoever wrote this song tell them that Love Groove Music Pblishing Company BMI
Post Office Box 3922, Beverly Hills, California 90212 or E-MAIL: lovegroovemusicbmi@yahoo.com, would like to buy the pulishing on this song.
getintothelovegroove 2 weeks ago
my name is calvin hodge lake, a songwriter/publisher BMI affiliate since june 4, 1983
when i landed my first billboard top single pick song called, 'GET INTO THE LOVE GROOVE.'
this song has been a great inspiration to my songwriting craft before i came to the U.S. in january 1979 from the island of st. maarten. i will buy this song for $1 million now thank you nicolette from love groove music bmi
getintothelovegroove 2 weeks ago
i always loved this song by mr young and her pretty voice
macman894 3 weeks ago
Why no more music like this? Because art is the reflection of life. Society had structure and restraint in those days. Nothing was a given. Artists had to prove they had something to even get a chance to get in the door. Now it's all vulgar self-indulgence and corporate factories churning out social pollution masquerading as art. Its because we as an indulgent society deserve what we get.
Alexsia31 3 weeks ago in playlist Favorite videos
@Alexsia31 Damn--you nailed it! Vulgar self-indulgence.....amen.
dickcraigery 3 weeks ago
looks like elaine benes
kdt1599 3 weeks ago
This is back in the day, when you could be a performer, sing a hit song, then run down to your local football field and play a few downs....
falloutentity 1 month ago
If not for her music playing on our car cassette player and the BBC, I would not have made the years I spent working in Saudi in late '70s and "80s. I do not know how many tapes we wore out! Her death ranked up there with the Doobie Brothers break. You do not know how remote we were to popular music & how it was years before we heard about changes. RIP and God bless sweet Nicolette.
MyMickey49 1 month ago in playlist YouTube Mix for Nicolette Larson
This is back when making it in popular music required talent and being surrounded by talented musicians. Nicolette was good friends with the Doobie Brothers too.
doobster2010 1 month ago
I still can't believe Nicolette died ,,what a amazing talent ,,she was cool in high school in 1979 ,i loved her then and now
vaughnsalem 1 month ago 3
still can't believe this is actually a neil young song!!!
Filmation77 1 month ago in playlist Random things i find funky
Bellisima cancion y la cantante tambien
yo era un bebé por entonces...no la recordaba muy bien ...pero que bien se escucha
Gracias djr3065 por subirla
Saludos desde Perú
uribe803 1 month ago
15 people had a lotta incest love.
MrMikeb1958 1 month ago
she was great, i just love her voice, she left us way to soon, rip nicolette, you are missed very mush.
CLICKER237 1 month ago 2
What did she die of?
MrRazorblade999 1 month ago
@MrRazorblade999 she died of brain cancer. she left behind a daughter
hellozio 1 month ago
Gone way to soon!
0974james 1 month ago
This is why Neil Young should've stuck to wrinting music instead of singing it, she does a better job at this song than Neil ever could.
Youtoo2128 1 month ago
RIP Songbird!!!!
nekidbob 2 months ago
Ótima cantora, acho que começou como backing vocals do neil young.
luizrenatovirgilino1 2 months ago
This song and Neil's...I always find myself coming back to it :')
jojoheartspaypay 2 months ago
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Estimated friend, if you want to listen again this song and an endless number of successes of the love I suggest you to visit Radio MUSICA PARA MIMOS - looks for his direction URL in Google ( search Musica para Mimos in Google)-. best romantic music of all the times in Internet, is great, is very good ...!!!
robertoamor2011 2 months ago
I still get sad when I hear this and think of Nicolette Larson. Another angel in heaven.
jaemel1 2 months ago 3
I WAS YOUNG MY WHOLE LIFE WAS AHEAD OF ME, MY MOTHER WAS A GOD AND ALL IN THE UNIVERSE WAS WELL.
johntex37 2 months ago 5
It's hare to believe that this is a Neil Young song. I wouldn't have pegged him for this song....
wildturkey1960 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
@wildturkey1960 Yes, I agree. IT IS hard to believe that the man people call The Godfather of Grunge would write this tune. I must say I'm impressed. Of course, It's hard to brlieve he was in a band that featured Rick James too.
kja427 2 months ago
@kja427 Indeed. That being said, the World is a colder place without Nicolette's warmth in it...
wildturkey1960 2 months ago
Straight to favorites ¡¡ Awesome talent ¡¡
Eclectic1101 2 months ago
Man, talk about memory lane when I hear this one. She has a nice scratch in her voice.
r2blank2 3 months ago
I find myself very attracted to Ms. Larson in this vid.
icecreamforcrowhurst 3 months ago
Yes there is just no mistaking the classics and this is definitely one of them.
Ahmadu100 3 months ago
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Miss you. :)>+
zismoura 3 months ago in playlist 70;s 80's
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Nicolette's cerebral edema (water on the brain) was caused by liver failure resulting in her having a seizure that was fatal. She had been using a lot of Tylenol which can cause liver damage and It's really too bad since she was a talented artist with a beautiful voice and striking face. This is one of my favorite 70's songs!
Poncho85CA 3 months ago
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Poncho85CA 3 months ago
I miss the great music from the 70's and this song is near the top of my favorites..A tragic loss of a great artist. What was her cause of death?
hsharrott 3 months ago
@hsharrott It was great music and she died of cerebral edema; essentially water in the brain which can cause symptoms including the swelling of the brain and loss of blood flow if it goes untreated it often leads to death or disability unfortunately for Nicolette it was death.
heart4musicality 3 months ago
Beautiful...a classic! Timeless!
dsummer1 3 months ago
wonderfull voice!!!!!!!!!! its a great song!!reminds me beautyfull times!!! i love it
MrDrende 3 months ago
Don't know how people can dislike a song like this,put its all one's point of view,guess this was my generation,great memorys.
bigfez58 3 months ago
she was so damn good. Miss you pretty lady.
ozarkful 3 months ago
Cuando escuche tu voz quedé gratamente cautivado ...pero cuando te vi cantar quedé eternamente enamorado... gracias Nicoll , siempre estarás en mi corazón
danmendoza01 3 months ago
¡Qué linda canción! Me recuerda mis años de niñez. Gracias por haberla colgado en youtube.
LuispachecoTV 3 months ago
Oh my dear... you filled my adolescent days with hope. Tony Moreno (John Travolta-Saturday Night fever) filled my dreams with ambition. So what, I was only 9 or 10, but that didn't concern me. Great times in life! Rest in peace my dear!
BlackdogScratch 3 months ago
Whe was a beautiful lady. Was in high school when this came out. If I remember correctly, she passed away a few years. ago.
jeffrod20002000 4 months ago
Love that Hair.
snoopy61259 4 months ago 17
And there's a lotta hair ! :)
diether81 1 week ago
Great song written by Neil young..
lennonfan123 4 months ago in playlist YouTube Mix for Nicolette Larson 2
she reminds me
diamonddhk222 4 months ago
When did it become so uncool to have a flute and saxophone solo in a song?
jemhuff 4 months ago 31
@jemhuff Don't worry my friend. As soon as someone figure out how to autotune a flute or sax then that is all you will hear in every new song put out.
thegreatbungholio21 3 months ago
@jemhuff the moment the 80's ended =(
realloser1 3 months ago
@jemhuff Seems like Ian Anderson (Jethro Tull) & Bruce Springsteen would be 2 sources to ask. Orchestral instruments add class and soul to all music. These kids today will grasp that someday.
Wojo8888 3 months ago
@Wojo8888 Haa... Not holding my breath on that one...
wildturkey1960 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
@jemhuff Music sucks now It has no meaning.
melissa0154 1 month ago
@jemhuff When "music" was no longer made by humans playing real instruments and instead was produced almost purely by machines making synthesized sounds. It started going downhill in the 80s. What began in the early 80s as an interesting way to create new sounds and atmospheric feeling in music (such as in the song "In the Air Tonight" by Phil Collins) became a muddled pudding of drum machines and whining synths by the mid-80s. At same time rap and then hip-hop come along and the dagger falls.
raelraven2 1 month ago
@jemhuff I wish that I knew. They just don't make songs like this anymore...
wildturkey1960 3 weeks ago in playlist music
@jemhuff heck by todays pop music standard its uncool to have guitar solos in a song! music today is just pure garbage!! give me these classic tunes anyday!!!!
gamma21285 2 weeks ago
"Nicolette". Sounds like a "Quit Smoking" product. I thought I knew pretty well about 70s music.Still wondering why I missed this piece of gem.
nutritionalfree 4 months ago
WTF IS WRONG WITH TODAYS MUSIC!!! THIS IS FUCKIN CLASSIC
999MichaelMyers999 5 months ago 3
@999MichaelMyers999 Back then, had real Music.
Now, Don't.
Simple. Sad but simple concept.
no point in whining about it because Music will never come back...
666Lachrimae666 4 months ago 2
@999MichaelMyers999 You tell 'em! In my opinion, THIS rarity/gem is PROOF or CONFIRMATION that there IS NO MORE music (in the modern era)!
AngelofAnguish 1 month ago
ESTTA CANZZIONNE LA OI EN LA SENORIAL LA S GIGANTTE DE GUATTEMALA LA MAQINNA DE LOS EXITTOS ,,,,,I LOVETT NICE SONG!!!BELLISSIMMA MARAVILLOSSA,,,MARVELLOUS!!!
eddietools 5 months ago
I'll always love the 70's. Gas was just 50 cents a gallon...
wildturkey1960 5 months ago in playlist wildturkey1960's Favorited Videos
Still a great song and good memories.
NotNowJohn100 5 months ago
Hard to believe that this knock-out song was written by Neil Young!
chuckfmark 5 months ago 2
Her first line says it ALL. Fellow human beings, it IS gonna take a LOT OF LOVE coupled with ACTION to change the way things are.
GodConsciousness 5 months ago
wow truly great.... miss her !!! :-(
exsmokerme 5 months ago
Wow.. didnt know her hair was so long.. nice
angelgirl7473 5 months ago
Real music from an era of talented singer/songwriters. That flute is awesome.
n8tureboy 5 months ago
But don't give me this crap about how life, health and people were better back then. That old mantra about how things were better gets really old. The 70's is a nice place to visit though. Browsing through old scrapbooks and photo albums is always a fun place to visit. Listening to old tunes is reminiscent of a more innocent time (a trip down memory lane) if you will. Living in the past is not healthy. whenever people recall the fun of the 70's it's always related to music, TV or movies.
imbluz 5 months ago
@imbluz -Well i was there and it was like 50/50 ,in a nutshell more diverse,free,romantic and interesting for sure but (in my opinion)horribly,terribly,stinky,rotten corny,a much better time than today though...
-America was corny in 1978 but way cooler.
peter455sd 5 months ago 3
I just looked up the history of this song - I would had never guessed Neil Young wrote it! Sounds more like Phil Spector wall of sound stuff.
timmmahhhh 5 months ago in playlist timmmahhhh's Favorited Videos
whwn i listen that song.i feel so relaxed
MrRikosky 5 months ago
What a beautiful woman and song.
rturn2mow 5 months ago
Esta musica é realmente linda com o Neil Young ou com a Nicolette Larson, simplesmente maravilhosa, uma das mais lindas que ouvi.
ThePunkerage 5 months ago
this song gives me chills- the power of the seventies, the music how far did it take us -this is one of the best songs ever
diamonddhk222 5 months ago
great aritst one of the greatest
lukewhitaker1 5 months ago
This song makes we want to watch a good 70's porn.......
Papsmeass 5 months ago
14 katy perry fans watched this video
straygypsy 5 months ago
I would have easily fallen in love with her. She's so natural and free.
imbluz 5 months ago in playlist imbluz's Favorited Videos
She's NICOLETTE not NICHOLETTA as shown at start of video. 14 people dislike this? They must be real idiots. How anyone can dislike a beautiful song such as this is beyond me.
primogennaio 5 months ago
Musically, there can be NO DOUBT that the Seventies music is superior to today's.And yes, I'm an old fart.Still true.
cosmicdingo 6 months ago 3
remember this song whenever i hear it i know its nicolette larson very sorry to hear shes gone she was the best ever great voice love the song
MrJameswildcat 6 months ago
i'm 19 and i really think that i was born in the wrong decade...
avicentini 6 months ago
I just love her at 2:15 when she looks at the guitarist, claps her hands and she has the biggest smile. RIP Nicolette.
outofthegrey1 6 months ago
Written by Neil Young of CSNY!!
nutleyguitar1968 6 months ago
I forgot. Wow!
dewbeedoo 6 months ago
Sinead O'Connor hit dislike 14 times.
ApolloCrudd 6 months ago 2
One of THE BEST SONGS to come out of the '70s! And Nicolette had the voice of an angel. I remember this song playing on the radio when my sis and I were kids, and we'd go shopping or to the grandparents'. I liked the song then; I love it now!
Ben121974 6 months ago
what a beautiful song, no words to explain and a beautiful singer too, this is one of the best covers I have ever heard, really a lotta love.
60jomer 6 months ago 2
I fucked to this song :D
CloneGeneral 6 months ago 2
lotta songs with "lot of" love in the title I had a hard time finding it or the artist. I remember this on the radio in the Buick Skylark when I was a kid when I was going on trips with the folks.
fucheduck 6 months ago 3
I forgot what she actually died of.
dcareyHQvideos 6 months ago
@dcareyHQvideos Liver vailure and cerebral edema...very sad...
MJSSCAN1985 6 months ago
Having grown up in the 70's the music was simply awesome. Nothing beats it. Its too bad the younger generation that hasn't explored it are truly missing out. I guess most people say that about the "music of their generation", but the 70's were truly special: talent, lyrics, beautiful women, thoughtful.....can't beat it.
batesmt25 6 months ago 3
OK Listen clearly: nickky is gone, my baby, my darling... Such a princess whomhas moved on.. In my heart you will never be forgotten! Alota Love for you...
D.Wayne Webb
californiawheels123 6 months ago
quien tiene el video de la cancion de nicolette larson y michael mcdonald let me go love
yoa2109 6 months ago
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Died much too young.
borch1260 7 months ago
beautiful ,beautiful ,beautiful song!!!
wildswan66 7 months ago
Iiked it but the video FREEZES
scottybroker 7 months ago
:43 and 1:24 her comedowns on the octives are perfect.
compaq2441 7 months ago
@compaq2441
Thanks for the lessons.
Maybe these pretenders today can take lessons.
Instead of getting them digitally altered.
joeygonzo 6 months ago
The power of music like this is mindblowing. The soulful energy from this awesome song is intoxicating.
jerseyirish 7 months ago
"Gasha Ga-ooh Ga-ooh Ga-ooh
Gasha Ga-ooh Ga-ooh Ga-ooh
Gasha Ga-ooh Ga-ooh Ga-ooh
Gasha Ga-ooh Ga-ooh Ga-ooh
Gasha Ga-ooh Ga-ooh Ga-ooh
I'm hooked on a feeling..."
I'm singing this from Blue Swede -- Hooked On A Feeling -- on top of this song. Sounds nifty
DancingSpiderman 7 months ago
yazz flute
scrumtralescence 7 months ago
Oh yea, the seventies is my fave. decade for music. It was when rock n roll matures. This song sure brings back lots of wonderful memories. And it's true of the crap that goes on these days. It's shocking that stars can get away from lip-synching these days. Is this a reason why there're so little great singers that's worth listening to these days?
I recall when Disco was so hated during the 70s n early 80s. Looking back, those Disco singers can really sing - compare to those singers of today.
std882 7 months ago
15 people prefer autotune vocals
MrGuitarandvocals 7 months ago
Un resbalon en la tina de baño se nos llevo a tan hermosa cantante y su voz un 17 de diciembre de 1997. Fue la eterna corista de Neil Young y esposa del baterista de estudio Russell Kunkel, con quien tuvo una hija en 1990. Dejo una corta pero excelente discografia (un poco dificil de conseguir en estos dias cuando la moda ha desplazado a los buenos musicos). Saludos.
pgamba 7 months ago
I've never seen this vid until now, although I've always loved this song. Nicollette Larson must have been a fan of Janis Joplin. Their styles and stage appearance are so similar. I believe that I've just seen what Janis Joplin's top hit of 1980 would have been if she hadn't died of a heroin overdose in October, 1970.
70Kenny 7 months ago
I <3 THIS SONG IT REMINDS ME OF MY MOM SHE USED TO PLAY IT LOL.. =)
duckyboy9 7 months ago
15 dislikes....... !5 people must be deaf and heartless...
ThePamelaross 7 months ago 14
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ThePamelaross 7 months ago
@ThePamelaross What really happened to Nicolette?????
ThePamelaross 7 months ago
This is one of the best examples of late 70's music. A time when singers could actually sing. It's a fusion of rock and pop with just a dash of disco thrown in. As soon as I hear that first note I'm instantly taken back to 1978. It's sad she went so young, but here we are 33 years later still listening to this song. In my mind she'll always be young and beautiful.
pinballshawn 7 months ago
@pinballshawn I thought this song came out earlier, like in 1973. Either way, fabulous song.
RetroLaydeh42 5 months ago
@pinballshawn I thought this song came out earlier, like in 1973. Either way, fabulous song.
RetroLaydeh42 5 months ago
♥ #Liberty ☼ #Libertad ♫ #Freiheit ♪
TheOnionRoute 7 months ago
Another great Neil Young song...RIP Nicolette....
stingray1964 8 months ago
Decades ago, I did not recognize how beautiful she was in contrast to the more typical Hollywood-esque entertainment 'figure.' With maturity, I see the light. Her natural beauty is immensely more compelling than the overdone images of so very many.
inremembranceofruth 8 months ago 3
this is real music!!! amazing!!! <3
EveTaniuska 8 months ago
RIP she sounded a lil like Stevie nicks in some parts of this song
bcancun123 8 months ago
she was fantastic..what a voice
bekindunlimited 8 months ago
buena interpretacion, con sentimiento, una cancion para escuchar en todo momento y lugar
George2xChirinos 8 months ago
RIP TO YOUNG WHEN THIS SONG WAS OUT BUT I LOVE IT
Hljakes 8 months ago
Beautiful woman, beautiful song. <3
R.I.P Nicolette. You deserved a longer life.
Maybe I might meet ya in heaven (:
ShadowSilverTX 8 months ago 2
too young...so beautiful.
3939LA 8 months ago
I love this song, it's one of my favorites
2203juli 8 months ago
disco favorite
pollysbuddy 8 months ago
Is that Carlos Santana playing the sax?
Bort1965 8 months ago
@Bort1965 That's a good one! Carlos Santana! AhahahahahaI think it's her husband. Either him or the flute player but I think it's the sax guy, Awesome Neil Young written song. Glad he gave it to her but his version is pretty good too, a little more feeling in it.
farelane460 8 months ago
@Bort1965 no, that is not carlos santana, if this is a serious question, that was a guy named Andrew Love.....
NAMDOG54 5 months ago
Beyond the Epic rating.
Chuck65201 8 months ago
I remember growing up around Nicolette. My father was in the band and played on this album. She was beautiful. We used to roller skate around Venice Beach and generally "hang out". She was genuine, loving, and fun. The fame never went to her head. Life in the late 70's and early 80's had no reality t.v. Life was reality. You didn't live through people like the Kardashians, J Lo...you know what I mean. Watching this video is the first time I've seen her since the 80's. She is missed.
socal33 8 months ago
@socal33
So true. There was no MTV and so you had to visualize a song in your head. Heck, you didn't even know what "visualizing" a song might mean. And the great thing about this video is that it is simply her singing.
calvintoronto 8 months ago
@socal33
So true. There was no MTV and so you had to visualize a song in your head. Heck, you didn't even know what "visualizing" a song might mean. And the great thing about this video is that it is simply her singing. What a tribute this is.
calvintoronto 8 months ago
@socal33 Thanks for sharing !.Nicolette was a real joy to be around & she brightened up the lives of those around her. I grew up with her peers being 64 And was familiar with most of the musicians that were recording music of many genres in the sixties through the 80's.I played Brass instruments[trumpet,coronet,baritone] If you watch the videos of Nicolette performing, you cannot help but notice the Love that those who played with her showed her through their interactions.
dbrinkm1 5 months ago 3
The seventies must have been awesome. Beautiful women like this who had soul and could actually sing. The majority of singers today need multiple effects and auto tune to make their voices sound good. It's fucking pathetic. I can't believe the shit that people listen to today. I'm glad there are people who recognize good music like this. It goes to show you how great of a song it is because it stood the test of time!
MrGuitarandvocals 8 months ago 34
@MrGuitarandvocals I get sick of hearing people compare then with now. Admit it. You just miss where you were in those days.
chariotdrvr14 7 months ago
@chariotdrvr14
I GET SICK OF PEOPLE FAILING TO REALIZE WHAT IS GOOD AND WHAT ISN'T.
I MISS ALL OF THE CLOSETS THAT I MASTURBATED IN
MrGuitarandvocals 7 months ago
@MrGuitarandvocals : you're perfectly right, today's music is a shit & crappy.
nesmartin89 7 months ago
@nesmartin89
Thank you! lol
MrGuitarandvocals 7 months ago
@MrGuitarandvocals
SO TRUE !
They might be bubblegum today but the 70's ladies had to have pipe to sing.
Freakin' ey, these overly-produced chicks started by Janet Jackson can't even sing their own songs live.
Heaven forbid if they started as back-up singers .
joeygonzo 7 months ago
@joeygonzo
The 70's and 80's ladies show the modern female singers how it's done!
MrGuitarandvocals 7 months ago 2
@MrGuitarandvocals
What you may not understand is that THIS WAS the best part of the 70's! Most everything else sucked. Yea, the music was great and the women were talented and sexy as fuck. Radios sucked, there were hi-fi stereos. no mobile phones, IPAD's, etc. Now, if we can incorporate that old sound of music and the dedication to art people had into our realm, then we may have some saving grace. cRAP music and most all of pop today is dreadful noise that sends my stomach in pain.
imbluz 6 months ago
@imbluz Really, I think all this information technology is part of the reason why people are losing soul and creativity. I'm 18 and I don't care about the latest technology, I don't have a cell phone and I don't really want one (I really don't like smartphones either), I dislike the fact that they're trying to make people do everything on a computer(s), and the only reason I have a netbook is because my sis gave it to me--which was very nice of her.
RetroLaydeh42 5 months ago
@imbluz (cont.) and I would love to live in the 70s. Yes, no decade is perfect, but from what I know and understand (and I have family who remember that decade very well, plus I do research and watch movies/documentaries/tv shows--and not just 'That 70s Show' either), I think I would have loved it, but for some reason, I was born in this generation, so I'll just have to live with that, I guess.
RetroLaydeh42 5 months ago
@imbluz (cont.) I would love to have lived in the 70s. From what I know (and I have close family who remember that decade very well, plus I do my own research from reading books and periodicals, old or new, and watch movies/documentaries/tv shows--and not just 'That 70s Show either), it seems like a pretty awsome decade. Yes, no decade is perfect, I understand that. For some reason, I was born in this generation, so I'll just have to live with it, I guess.
RetroLaydeh42 5 months ago
@RetroLaydeh42 I know what you mean I'm 19 and I never really wanted a facebook. I could never understand the point.
MultiDenise36 3 months ago
@MrGuitarandvocals I agree with you 100% There IS pure crap out ther nowadays..Hell, I don't understand how some of these acts get signed these days.
melodicexp 5 months ago 2
@melodicexp
You have great taste - thank you
MrGuitarandvocals 5 months ago
@MrGuitarandvocals This is such a lovely song, and Nicolette is very pretty. I love this, I've always loved the 70s. It's a perfect song to listen to a night, it puts me in a different place, good different, heart and soul. I just don't see that heart and soul in newer stuff--so sad, but when I curl up and enjoy things like this, I forget all the trash and feel nice.
RetroLaydeh42 5 months ago
@RetroLaydeh42
yes it is - you have good taste!
MrGuitarandvocals 5 months ago
@RetroLaydeh42 it is a good thing to read all of these comments about this song, the 70's, and about Nicolette.......your's is one of the best I've read on here in some time..........
NAMDOG54 4 months ago
@NAMDOG54 Thank You.
RetroLaydeh42 4 months ago
@Horrorfan309
You learned very quickly. I'm 34 and I totally agree. I'm thankful that I grew up in the 80's. Life was so good back then.
MrGuitarandvocals 8 months ago