Young Opera Singer Reacts To Jackson Browne - Running On Empty

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[jazzyboy]

This whole album is basically about life on the road...its challenges and everything it entails.

[michaeldezego]

I’m 65 years old and have always like Jackson Browne’s music. I’ll suggest one song, my favorite of his which is called “Doctor My Eyes”

[stevedahlberg]

Loved this in high school and it takes on more and more meaning every year that I get older. Never get tired of hearing it..

[MS-rodm]

As you age these lyrics become so prophetic. It is a simple song but truly one of the best ever written.

[quicktastic]

Always loved this song. Another one by him I love is Doctor My Eyes, very meaningful lyrics to that one as well. Such a talented guy.

[MattJocks]

The female harmony voice you hear is Rosemary Butler, who has the ability to blow the headphones right off your head. As many have suggested you do The Load-Out/Stay, you will hear her at full power, especially if you do the live BBC version.

[captainkangaroo]

That summer of 77 when this album came out was a wonderful time for music. Loved David’s playing on this and miss him so much. I suggest The Loadout/Stay live performance. Pay attention to David Lindley’s lap steel playing and falsetto voice.

[robcast-boyw]

Great reaction! After this introduction to Jackson, time for his performance of The Load Out/Stay live on BBC from 1978.

[johnflores]

The songs that take me back where I get an old 70s trucks and drive

[ricklee]

At 2:29 they eyes raise because.... here's the harmony! For me, this time listening to this old, well known favourite THAT is the highlight.
This is why Aaliyah can enjoy a song without a video, because she is a musician who can actually hear with her ears - without having to see moving pictures.
I'm late, I almost missed this one but I just had to say it!

[brendamilloy]

Yep, that's an iconic voice that Jackson has. He sounds exactly the same way live as he does on his records. No auto tune here!
Jackson's ability as a singer-songwriter is legend. His storytelling makes you see and feel what he is singing about - mostly human emotion - and I should know, I've seen him 17 times in concert!

[laurakali]

For a Dancer, In the Shape of a Heart, These Days, and Your Bright Baby Blues. And about 50 more. Saw him in 1978 or so for the first time, saw him many times after including last year.

[Blue-qrqe]

Jackson Browne is a wonderful songwriter. 'Great lyricist.

[alpetrocelli]

He’s one of my favorite songwriters, and the eternal fight between living for love or survival is a recurring theme in his songs. The Pretender is another example. He has a deep catalog worth exploring. As an untrained music lover, I really enjoy your musically informed reactions, especially to some of my favorites. ✌️❤️🎶

[lawrencesmith]

One of the finest Songwriter/poets of the 20th century. May I suggest his song "For A Dancer"

[djmattese]

“Look around for the friends that I used to turn too to pull me through, Looking into their eyes I see them running too”

When you realize that the world isn’t just about yourself.

[konowd]

Wonderful slide playing from the late great David Lindley

[Nightowl-OO]

Songs about life and a perspective of moving through time, I was a teenager when he release this album

[robertfindley]

Great classic song! Jackson Browne and Bob Seger are two of the best motorcycle lyricists. Try "Doctor My Eyes" and "Call It a Loan" for my other two favs of his.

[StrdFrgman]

Clarity, and wisdom. Jackson Browne is a treasure. 🤘🕊❤️🤘 for ANY nation