SO FUN!| FIRST TIME HEARING Jackson Browne - Doctor My Eyes REACTION

SO FUN!| FIRST TIME HEARING Jackson Browne - Doctor My Eyes REACTION
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[Shrykespeare]

This was actually Jackson's debut single, in 1972. He had so many great songs in the 70s, and you've done three of them. Next, you could do "Rock Me On the Water", "Here Come Those Tears Again", or "The Pretender". Or you could venture into his 80s catalogue, with bangers like "Boulevard", "Somebody's Baby", "Lawyers in Love", or "Tender is the Night". You really can't go wrong with JB. P.S. Can't believe this song is FIFTY YEARS OLD! P.P.S. Your two-year anniversary will be on March 31, 2023. I'll be there...

[sjw]

You haven't heard Jackson Brown's "Stay" until you've heard it together with its long prelude, "The Load Out". The two go together to make one song, a
valentine to his road crew, his band, and his fans.

[KatazeevTheWizard]

Don Henley of the Eagles said (of the Eagles) "If it wasn't for Jackson no one would have ever heard of us." -- He had tons of hits you can add to you list.

[martindoughty]

The guitar solo on this song was played by a native American guitarist named Jesse Ed Davis from Norman, Oklahoma. Very underrated session guitarist.

[clarkcraig]

The guitar solo was done by a Native American man named Jesse Ed Davis. Jackson said he did it in one take

[alanFconrad]

He wrote this when he was 16....amazing

[danielthompson]

Jackson Browne wrote this song when he was 16 years old. Amazing talent. So many wonderful songs by him.

[CSDRRRoss-hckf]

Jesse Ed Davis -- Native American from OK -- rippin on Guitar. He's played with Dylan, Harrison, et al! Everyone wanted Jesse. Rest in Paradise!

[lyletuck]

"Tender Is The Night" "These Days" and "Late For The Sky" will probably blow your hair back pretty good, too. JB is amazing.

[thomastimlin]

The Pretender is another Jackson Brown classic with lesson in it. We used to do this in my band all the time. Jackson Browne co-wrote the Eagles hit "Take It Easy."

[leppardification]

Prior to The Eagles, Glenn Frey moved to LA where he met Jackson Browne and JD Souther among others. Jackson got Frey and Souther an apartment in his building directly above his. Of course, musicians are usually out late and not morning people. They would try to sleep in, but at 9am, they would hear Jackson's tea kettle whistling . Then, they'd hear Jackson playing piano and singing. He'd play, the opening, first verse and chorus over and over, changing it up a little, adding a lyric until he got it just right. Then, silence until the tea kettle whistled again. Then he'd do the same with the second verse, revisit the first verse again and the chorus over and over and over. It drove Glenn and JD crazy, but they were young and although they wanted to be song writers, they didn't know how to go about it. They listened, begrudgingly, to Jackson Browne write Doctor My Eyes, through the floor. Frey said "so that's how you do it, elbow grease, time, though, persistence".

[stevegirardmedia]

Jackson was part of a group of artists who hung out & and helped out on each other’s albums back in the 70’s… that included the Eagles, Linda Ronstadt & Dan Fogelberg.
On this great tune, David Crosby & Graham Nash sang backup.
Can’t get any better than that!

[minkhollow]

"Rock Me on the Water" is a must.

[localroger]

I am 58 years old and this is one of my favorite songs that I have ever heard. I think of it as sometimes you stare into the Abyss, and the Abyss stares back...

[noall]

Next stop: "The Pretender" or "Here Comes Those Tears Again". Jackson Brown is part of that SoCal sound of the '70s that gave us the Eagles, Linda Ronstadt and a whole host of other acts. So great...so much a part of my young adulthood.

[dellblackman]

Your softness is your strength! Never lose it!

[onlyme]

Running on empty is my favorite of his songs. I LOVED riding down the road and that song coming on. It's one of those you have to turn up loud when you're listening to it. ❤️❤️❤️🎵🎶🎼

[michlkwitz]

David Crosby & Graham Nash on background vocals. Leland Sklar's bassline is just amazing.

[Noelle]

An amazing song by Jackson! Excellent bass work by Leland Sklar. I saw Jackson and James Taylor in concert last year and they both still sound amazing.

[murrayspiffy]

There's a good reason Jackson Brown is still touring after 50 years - he's good - and people want to hear him do his thing.