I believe in Music - Gallery

A song from 1972 that brings you back to a better time. When songs had meaning and the songs were about good things in life. The ambiance of the 1960's and early 1970's was filled with these songs and reflect the times. The art is the expression of the times. this is what we listened to back then.

Gallery was an American soft rock band of the 1970s. It was formed in Detroit, Michigan by Jim Gold.While Gallery did record a number of songs, they are most famous for their 1972 hit single, "Nice to Be with You", written by Gold.The song was arranged and produced by Dennis Coffey and Mike Theodore and released by Sussex Records, which earned the band a gold record for sales of one million copies. The song reached #4 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100.Gallery also had a hit in 1972 with a cover of Mac Davis' "I Believe in Music," which charted moderately well at number 22

[robertmasina]

With the release of "Nice to be with you" earlier that year, a neat two hit wonder of a band.

[gaildelucia]

The summer of '72! Going from 8th grade into high school. This song was out in early September. HOW I LOVED THOSE DAYS!! God please bring them back! We all got along and things were so optimistic and hopeful! These poor kids these days! They don't have any of that. Thank you all the great artists of my youth! Thank you AM radio for providing a time when you could just turn on the radio and hear one iconic artist after another....across all genres!

[cclub]

The 70s Had Some Great Music , This One And Many Others

[belvinsweat]

I love this song by Gallery. Had forgotten Mac Davis wrote it. So sad for his loss.

[richardmadison]

1972 was my favorite year for music, all the best music came out that year, by all of my favorite artists.

[phoenixrising]

A WONDERFUL job on the video/pics of the stars we all knew and loved and grew up with in a more hopeful time!!

[SilentJnation]

I listen to music and I believe in God.

[jeffreyemerson]

How could one possibly listen to this and be in a bad mood?

[James-gnru]

I could play this song a hundred times in a row. I think i have a problem.

the song should be longer to include more photos of all the musicians and singers that made our generation the best in music

[danielcabrera]

Loved the message. I was 18 when this song came out.

[mayloo]

I love this song. Thank you Mac Davis for writing it, and Gallery for singing it. in these uncertain times, we could do worse than listening to these timeless songs and their lyrics.

[azchris]

Ahhh!!! Memories of 1972! This was one of my favorite songs back then. I still love it now in 2024!

[gringoxdo]

Love This Song to this Day ! The Video is a Trip Down Memory Lane, and Nicely Done !

[mrsbluesky]

The video is literally a group of all the artists I listened to, then and now. Btw this is the best version of the song. Ty.

[patriciaguth]

I can still remember buying the album shown at the beginning -- 22 hits! I think it might have even been my very first album. This is a great video. A walk down memory lane!

[jmscressey]

Another great from 1972 written by Mac Davis and a million seller!! God bless!

[dackmont]

Truer lyrics were never written. What a song, and great video! Good vibes forever.

[Weird_Old_Uncle_Kenny]

I was in 5th grade, sang in the school choir. This was a song (this version) picked by our teacher which we learned to perform for a show we did. When it came to the part where the synthesizer solo is near the end, we pulled out "slide flutes" (sort of a whistle with a trombone-like attachment that would change the pitch of the whistle as you slid it) and did our best imitation of it!

[fredmartine]

This song sums up it all for the songwriters and singers who have come and gone, let's not forget the current and future stars..