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I grew up in New Jersey, pretty close to a town called Edison. Its named after Thomas Edison, who invented the incandescent light bulb. In the middle of Edison, there's this big water tower looking thing, with a gigantic light bulb at the top. Its called "The Edison Lighthouse". I always wonde...

I love the part where he pulls a Martin Gramatica about 20 seconds in. Forget about him being the most embarrassing CEO of all time, I'm starting to wonder if he's the most embarrassing human of all time.

when I was 16 years old I absolutely loved these guys. I made my share of mistakes back then, but really nailed it here - The Outlaws were awesome! If they had only made a few more top shelf records back in the 70's, they'd be regaled next to Skynyrd. This song is classic stuff...I can't rec...

The end of the line for the Outlaws. Their the first 3 albums were incredible, then came the downward spiral that consumed too many bands from that era. This song was a brief sparkle from a much later album...the final vestige of the sound that made them famous.

wow this is a wonderful video! Todd and Daryl both sound amazing. Such great gifts to music, great to see them both going strong!

These guys put out 3 or 4 incredible singles over a brief period of time, then disappeared. A bit enigmatic actually. Really a shame, they had such a great sound. A wow Eric Carmen could sing. I wonder what ever happened to them. Time to visit Wikipedia ;-)

I think the Outlaws are fantastic, and always gravitated to the Billy Jones songs. What an amazing musical talent, and WOW what a voice. He was bigger than this band, IMHO. What a shame he didn't get out there on his own. And a far bigger shame he's no longer with us...

What a great melody...and Billy Jones' voice matches it perfectly. Wow was he gifted. When someone like that disappears from the face of the earth, its a true loss for all of mankind.

What a perfect song - I can't find a single thing that I'd change. Beautiful melody, incredible singing that match the lyrics. Definitely one of the most refined country western songs of all time. Makes me want to get in a White 18 wheeler and drive across the desert of West Texas. I had no...

great tune ...! For whatever reason SS Johnny never received much fame, and is just about forgotten now. Back in my college years, he could fill a gym with 5000 students and bring the house down. I hope he's doing great and I wish him well.