you should be shut down for posting this stuff.
i never heard the expression "yacht rock" until listening to a recent q mag podcast.
not that that makes me want to dl any of these tracks. ;o)
God, but I was a HUGE L&M fan in the '70s. My interest has waned over the years, to be sure, but I still love their album "Mother Lode". I could do without the Chris Cross, but hey, thanks for your work just the same. You know, Pablo Cruise's "A Place In The Sun" would work as "yacht rock" too, I think. Thanks again.
nonsense to the first response. Full Sail was not Loggins and Messina's best but still a very good album. And who can knock the Dobbie Bros. They were great. Thanks
dig it! balearica is cool again and i start to like tracks that i hated when they came out. you should post more often, like in the old days, it is always a pleasure...
You gave me an idea.
Thanks.
is that a joke !!
anyway very funny this video !
when my family and i used to go to florida for spring training this is the music they were always playing (or something like it).
genius
Fuck it...you've given me a whole new perspective...this stuff would be great while getting pissed outside on a sunny afternoon...but it was designed to be heard floating out of the radio while cruising down some L.A. freeway ( or something ), wasn't it? Anyway, I've got a copy of The Doobies 'Takin' It To The Streets' nestling among all my 'hip stuff'...AND I was gazing with interest at all The Eagles gear in the HMV sale the other week...and I live by the sea...
In the face of overwhelming critcism from certain circles of friends, my love for the smooth has never waned. Now, with the renewed interest due to the comedic take in Yacht Rock, which hits the spot, I'm just waiting for sed friends to herald the smooth as if they had always had a thing for it. That will be lame.
Won't break my smooth.
Thanks to all the commenters. Best response ever! Cheers.
