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itchkoo park, young girllllllyahhhh

my brother had this played as he danced with his daughter at her wedding...omg how sweet the words and the feelings were not a dry eye

All I know about this song is that I pull it out every time I'm partying, and I've been doing that since 1970...and it still moves me...what the hell is it about?? just kidding

this was on stever miller number 5 and i thought is was the best song on the album

Ted does not need to live like a refugee

@REIworker you were solucky to hear this album at such a young age, I had to hear Breakfast at Tiffanys......

My dad had the first quad stereo. I was 16 and experimenting with sunshine or fhe orange variety. Anyway, this album was a trip, a total mind blowing experience. I guess you had to be there oh yeah, I'm fifty nine now and still rock out th the song and memory, Thinking is the best way to travel

i feel so good hearing this now

what the hell is wrong with anybody with a problem with this song........it has a message that moves me and should move you.........stevie is the best, common

all i know is call me a dumb ass or a not cool person, but I am such a rocker from the 1970's and have been to so many concerts, but this song just gets to me..tthese guys are so good, I must be gettin old, or young, but my favorite band is the Grateful dead, but I love this song, as a chick, tha...

@xKING777xHAAHA, oh yes......NOOO, too much

sitting on stage because of crushing crowd, promise to sit still and behave, 19 years old and watching my best band play and logging it to memory forever, Ok, watching keith moon toss his sticks up overhead and catch without looking to complete his banging sounds, and well, it was mind blowing ...

its not too late, only begun......we can still make summer.....( that guitar that trips me out)...waaawaaawaa, LOOK INTO THE SUN

Loved this album, he (winwood} was a story teller, 40,000 headmen, and so many more trippy tunes that I saw live in Chicago many times, Dave Mason and Clapton would like sit in and they all jammed often

I was at the Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, and I was in love with Steve Winwood, but that Ginger Baker was very odd and very high