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How great was that?

Sorry, I'm 51 and this song came out in my early teens...It was lame then and it still is....just saying.

My first slow dance with Christie H. in 6th grade was to this song. It was like a big bear hug and you moved as slow as you could to the music.... It was scary and great at the same time......great times

I'm 13, junior high school party, spin the bottle and this song is playing. I got to make out with the girl of my dreams...I will always have a soft spot for Seals and Crofts.

There's no bigger fan of Jackson than me...True story...I have a picture of Jackson and myself being handcuffed for protesting Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant in 1981...part of the Abalone Alliance movement...That being said...As much of a fan as Jackson and sharing many of the same beliefs, I...

Wow, as a big fan of Jackson Browne and Warren Zevon, you have done them justice with your version of this song. As a young man, keep learning and exploring your own music but also appreciate the songs that have come before you. I would like to hear you play something contemporary as well as som...

I first saw this live on SNL when I was sixteen. 35 years have passed since I last saw this performance. I feel very fortunate to have been around to experience this great music back than and to share these songs with my family today. Make sure you also listen to these great musicians sing "he...

It doesn't get any better...Joni young, somewhat naive....You can see and hear the raw talent she brings at a time when we all believed we could make a difference and change in the world. Now, years later, I don't know how much change was made, but I do know we're all better people for having Jo...

@LOISSHARRI This song was still being played, fall 78 when I was living at Whitney Hall. I think we were lucky to be at Chico in the 70's

The Best about this performance is they are not polished musicians yet and very raw. Glen, Bernie, Randy, Jackson, and Linda all singing lead. All so young, not knowing how they'll influence there generation....I'm very fortunate I was able to see it happen live...Peace

Put this song in a time capsule. When it's opened up 100 years from now our great great great grand children will still be awed and inspired by the beauty of Joni's voice. I'm glad I was around to experience her songs live back in the day....Peace

The beauty of Jackson is that he is always evolving. From the early 70's to getting arrested with him at Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant in the early eighties( Abalone alliance). The 90's amd 2000's showed him off as a polished musician that still has a voice for the people. And still after al...

It was 1976, I remember cruising on a Friday night, downtown Los Gatos, CA with my best friend in his 68' Camaro. This song was playing on KOME 98.5 FM. After hearing it

I told him to head over to Tower Records so I could buy the album New World Record by ELO. I wish I new back then what a spe...

Hey Willie, remember me. I was working at Harrahs Tahoe, 1979, I was the waiter you bumped into. You were so cool with the top hat and braided hair. We shared a little smoke together and all was good. I really miss those times when things like that can happen.

Watching this makes me feel young again, my whole life ahead of me. Joni Mitchell is one of the true talents that sparked a generation. Good or bad, right or wrong, we tried to make a difference.

Oh man, what a trip. I was 17 and this was my first and last Zep concert. Talk about Dazed and Confused, I don't know who was higher, me or the band. One of my best (almost) memories of the 70's

Today's music has its place... but those of us who came of age in the 60's and 70's were lucky enough to be exposed to songs that lyrically challenged the norm. Dylan, Neil Young, Jackson Browne, and of course the Byrds- Ballad of Easy Rider is just an example of our era......Right On.....RIP Dennis