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@towns73 Seriously, dude? I don't mind you going on your Justin Beiber vids and posting this. But doing this kind of thing on a GnR clip is just outright rude.

If you don't like GnR, then don't hang out here.

It's funny to read all the comments about "how old this song is..."

What's really funny is how excellent music never seems to get old! Great music will still sound fresh, or hot, or cool, or bad, even thirty or forty years later. Check it out for yourself - go listen to the Grammy winners from th...

@privone2001 Agree 100% This was the cool music to listen to when I was growing up!

Besides - what young man has never seen a woman he would classify as a 'Brick House'?

I totally agree with Longbarrel24. To anybody who doesn't think you like this music, you're probably just not in right mindset for this - to be honest, you may never be. But at least you're a music lover. Try this song again in six months, a year, maybe in a few years. You may feel differently th...

@derrenlegendbrown Dudes! Stevie is smiling simply because he DIGS playing music. As great as it is for us to listen, it's ten-times more enjoyable for him to play! Most musicians feel that way!

@lukedavis68 It's all good, Luke. They aren't taking their interpretations from the lyrics. They are drawing from many other biographies and stories about S&G. I always thought the lyrics sounded like drug dealers (or con men) or something, too.

That's what is so cool about music. What you get ou...

"I am leaving. I am leaving. But the fighter still remains.

One Word: epic.

"...when the wind is southerly I know a hawk from a handsaw."

Actually, I would say that Bernie was commenting on the peculiar nature of people to do so many crazy, mundane things, but then call someone else's unique nature, 'Mad'.

@countrygal0831 Hey CountryGal. I agree about how few views. This is actually a second vid of the same song, the first is "Train - Save The Day - Live - Soundstage 2006". But even that one doesn't have a ton of views yet. This is a GREAT song from their "My Private Nation" CD.

@paismoi I thought he was singing "Doodie wop!" for years, too. I still sometimes sing along that way. But someone told me Stevie was actually singing, "Do the walk" (or "Do 'da walk"). Meaning he was encouraging Prez Nixon to 'do the walk' and quit the presidency. I think it's just as applicable...

Finally - it's cool to be nerdy!

AWESOME! I only wish I could have been there! What an amazing guitarist!

Check the credits on this album. Listen to the harmonies, and all the instruments. Todd Rundgren sang and played them ALL - He was one of the first to master the overdub on master taping. He did EVERYTHING on his early solo works.

He IS truly a genius!

As always, Peter, you play music to soothe my soul and send it flying among the stars. Peace.

@cupcakexrider I can see how it sounds depressing. I like to think of it more as 'yearning'.

Peace.

@HollisKovaks It is a Native American chant. I have no idea what the words mean. But it IS beautiful.

Peace.

As always, Peter. You give Pure Joy of Music!

Dudes. This is an awesome song! And RHCP do a GREAT job - covering it. Sorry to be the bad news bearer - this song was written in the 70s - by The Ohio Players.

@BallerBeens Dude, that's not what this song is about at all. Of course there are times when we have to stand on our own. This song is about people who say, "you don't have to stand alone. I'll be your friend and let you lean on me." Especially in this crazy world we live in now, I think this is ...

SMOoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooth!!!!