Gino Vannelli- The River Must Flow REACTION AND REVIEW

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[daniellevasseur]

❤️❤️❤️❤️from Canada 🇨🇦 Québec Montréal

[michaelgray]

The Brother to Brother album is just so great! Has some Jazz flare in some of the songs. The River Must Flow is an awesome song. He put on a great concert as well.

[melvinwomack]

Just class, Gino&Joe comes up with some Dope chords

[karenscales]

I always place Steely Dan, right beside Gino Vannelli. As far as their distinctive sounds. Both breed rabbit holes. Absolutely my top Favorites. Their music is like no other. Just good music. Them, and Donny Hathaway. Always, and 4ever. Gino is about to drop a new album in August. I can hardly wait.

[omartiz]

I really love this album and this song in particular, it’s beautiful.

[JoeCruz-hsyt]

more gino vannelli jp wont be disappointed !

[Progressive_and_proud_of_it]

Thanks, Justin for playing this track. It's a great groove that lifted my spirits during this very tense time before the November election. I loved the album when it was released, and it hasn't lost its charm decades later.

[buddystewart]

I agree with you, it's just a great track. It's not the semi-over the top fusion of some of his tracks, but it's still great. A lot of his love ballad tracks aren't' that either, and they're still killin'. What we have here is a great collection of songs, played by very good musicians, with great arrangements and production, and it works. I could list 20 tracks from Gino that I think are all great tracks. Some are funky, some are slow, some are more technical, some are more neo-classical, but they are all very good to my ears. Here's a list of tracks that I think are reaction worthy:
Where Am I Going
Mama Coco
Love Is A Night
Mardi Gras
Valleys of Valhalla
One Night With You
A Song and Dance
Black and Blue
A Pauper in Paradise (movements 1 through 4)
Father and Son
Keep on Walking
Gettin' High
People Gotta Move
Powerful People
Fly Into This Night
Love of My Life
Appaloosa
I Just Wanna Stop
Wheels Of Life
Living Inside Myself
Black Cars
Hurts To Be In Love
Wild Horses

[AriadneJC]

My reaction by the first few bars and falsetto started: "Oh dear god no!"
This is what is playing in the background when background music is taking a break.

[-davidolivares]

Revenge of The Bee Gees, lots of falsetto going on up in here. Not my favorite song but it brought a river of flowing memories… river must flow.

[a.k.]

Steely Dan?🤨 I always thought that song sounded like the Bee Gees from the same era! (although musically it's a bit jazzier here!).

[jtenaz]

Yes, Steely Dan.Could be a Gaucho ssng. The Black Sea must flow too, Justin.

[michaelfrank]

Funk always gives me urban mental images. As if it should be the sound track for walking a city sidewalk.

[gaiaeternal]

Hi Justin. Dave from soggy London (Rainy Days & Mondays...). Really liked the title track and Appalooza that you played, but found this a little bit bland and generic. Storm At Sunup is the album I know best, as a local DJ played it a lot in the 70s when I was at college in Manchester UK. It is more jazz fusion than pop. Never bought it though, maybe because of all the chest hair Gino was displaying on the cover! If you want a proggy long song, how about The War Suite from his Gist Of the Gemini album?

[summertime_blooz]

I am a big Vannelli fan but even for me this one is a bit too Vegas-y. I hope you'll try an earlier album next time. Thanks for giving Vannelli some time on your channel, JP. Powerful People?

[Owlstretchingtime]

Hated it. Think Canada, think Neil Young! Maybe in a couple of years i imagine as my thoughts turn to The Incredible String Band! 😐