Chilliwack- Fly at Night REACTION & REVIEW

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[incensejunkie]

This song takes me back to the 70's and travelling across Canada with the car windows opened. Always a feeling of pure joy and freedom when I hear this song. Love it!

[Alden]

I was born in Chilliwack, 1961. We lived on the same street as the Henderson's, the lead singer's family. .

[DavidB-]

Yet another great Canadian band. Their biggest hit was My Girl.

[gjmarr]

Love this track. Have always liked Chilliwack. Another great band out of the B.C. lower mainland. Along with Prism, Bryan Adams, Trooper and others.

[gailedmunds]

I saw Bill Henderson on Taylor James show. He sang this with her and her band. If you haven’t seen this episode you will want to do so. Taylor’s singing and playing is very good. Bill still has his voice and an play this song verbatim. When they finish the song you can tell something magic happened there.
This song did get a lot of airplay here in the metro St. Louis area thanks to KSHE so most boomers her know it. I have the LP on vinyl. 🙂

[jameswatson]

A staple on Canadian classic rock stations. IMO, one of the great Canadian rock songs. I grew up near Chilliwack, B.C. (pronounced Chill-ih-wack) They have a ton of hits still played on Canadian radio, and their greatest hits is well, great. They were apparently known for playing very loud back in their heyday. Its so awesome to have you review and react to this song. On a side note, its always reminded me in structure of Boston's More Than A Feeling.

[natureflightk]

Your reaction is pretty much the reaction most people have listening to this song. It is my favourite song from a Canadian band in the 70's!!

[MrSmartAlec]

At the time this came out I don't recall it getting much airplay on regular pop stations. However we were lucky here in the St. Louis area to have radio station KSHE FM (Real Rock Radio). They played a lot of album tracks you did not hear on regular pop radio and this was one that got pretty good play time. Have not heard it in ages. Glad it's getting revived.

[keymack]

Thanks for the reaction to a local favourite!! One more song of theirs that you would enjoy is "Rain-O"! Give it a try one fine day somewhere down the road!

[mattman]

I grew up listening to these guys, in the Bars, especially in '86 during Expo, live....absolute always hear these songs with big memories. This Band needed to be seen live to get the full fun...Proudly a local band that put out great songs.

[andyreid]

Chilliwack gets regular air play on my classic rock radio station here in Canada. It's interesting that you have never heard of Chilliwack, but I know every note of this song.

[stewarttrickett]

The entire song is structured like a flight. It's remarkably clever.

[ChataCovers]

They are a Canadian band from Chilliwack, British Columbia Canada which is how they got their band name

[andreagiesbrecht]

Thank you for reacting to this awesome song!

[michaelgillis]

This song is one of the greats in Canadian music. Great guitar solo too. Not biased because I was born and raised in Chilliwack.

[frankpentangeli]

Chilliwack had some really good songs, my favourite being Crazy Talk. Other awesome Chilliwack songs are Communication Breakdown, Baby Blue, Lonesome Mary, My Girl (Gone Gone Gone), Arms of Mary and I Believe. They're worth checking out for sure.

[reallymysterious]

New subscriber just found your channel from an old Buddy Rich drum solo you reacted to. Another song from another great Canadian group which is similar to this song is Say Hello by April Wine

[jamespaivapaiva]

Nick, knack, paddywhack. Had to grab a guitar, and go on the attack!. Been a dog's age, since I heard Chilliwack. Now Neil, Gordo, and all the great Canadian bands are calling me back. Peace & Love, from an old quack!

[O_Towne_Bear]

"Something I Like About That" is my fave. Their name is after the city in British Columbia.

[davidlane]

'Ole Audiophile to JustJP: Storytime!... I had an audiophile pal who had a sincere taste in introducing us to the unusual or odd. He'd been whipping the dead horse on Head East when he came across the Canadian Chilliwack. We purchased tickets so we could both see them at Akron Civic Theater. Now few folks played the Civic because it was a cherished relic firetrap but very much still loved & tenderly cared for. We sat for the show & were in for a treat. As it rarely happened, a band we'd heard little about locally was the main act. We stuck around for we were unfamiliar with their music...or so we believed. Chilliwack blew us away. Soon after, out strutted the main act. Razamanaz was their first song, rumbles of familiarity came from within. A few songs in, out popped a brand new massive hit called Hair Of The Dog. They blazed right into This Flight tonight on the very next number with about a billion watts of white light blasting straight into our faces for the repeated chorus. Stunned would be incorrect, we were completely gobsmacked by an act we'd barely even heard of. Nazareth buried the entire crowd of 2, 500 souls & turned them into babbling converts programmed to buy-out what-ever Nazereth albums we could find. We wished for a great warm up act, we never dreamed a cold listen could gather that much steam. Thanx, forEVER Nazareth Fans!