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The last era when the world’s biggest music was made by a band in a room, together — and we’re playing it loud again.
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The film we’re making
In 1970, seven of the top ten songs in America were made by bands. People in a room, playing at the same second, watching each other’s hands.
Today that sound is nearly gone. No one has really explained why it worked then, or why it stopped.
So we’re making a film and a book about the people who were in the room — and we’re going to find them before they’re gone.
The film is coming · Members hear it firstYou’ve been telling us this for months.
@michealsullivan4205Remembering the times of my youth, when my generations focus and efforts were to come together and lift each other up, not divide each other and tear our bonds apart. I hope we all return to a path of peace and caring for each other soon.
@davecombsvibe66Imagine being a 10 year old and hearing this song all the time on the radio not knowing what they looked like (5 years before MTV and no social media) which created an imagination going wild. Hard to believe this song is already 50 years ago.
@Neo-MidgarThis channel is incredible, the musical education I wish I’d had as a child. To the Mother: thank you for exposing her to the tapestry of music and supporting her musical gifts. It’s beautiful to see.
What you get
Everything the channel can’t post publicly — plus a front-row seat while we make the film. All of it free.
The reactions that got taken down live here, where you can finally watch them.
A classic record, start to finish, with Leona and her mom — live, the whole room listening along.
Miss a live album listening? Watch it back anytime.
Your picks move to the front of the line.
Help choose what we play next.
A room full of people who love this music as much as you do.
All of it, free. Just tell us where to send it.
Straight from our comments
If you were there… you remember.
@JMonte1980Who is the young girl she is wise way way way beyond her years wow. Good for you. Wish you the best
@richardmartin9565Had to listen to bring back memories.
@tradeladder146So many memories of my Glorious Youth. 😊
@npageejayBless you Leona for wishing you were a teenager in the 1970’s! One of the consolations for getting older is knowing that I was around for this when it first came out!
@jackweasel13Awesome reaction. Love to see more people especially young ones listen and appreciate them Thanks ❤️
@JohnLedger-g4iThe music you bring us is like “Yesterday Once More”. You bring back so many great songs we older ones loved many years ago.
@mattb-i8iAlways love young watching people experiencing music I grew up with (says a white haired codger). Peace
@ReijoMustikkaThat was so refreshing reaction. I just love to see young person in these times to love the same energy that I fell in love more than 45 years ago. There is still some hope for the world.
@snapdrummer1the passion you exhibit for your age is refreshing, ’for a lack of a better word’
@charlesmarkley220Young lady it warms my heart so to know you are listening to this for the first time at about the same age as I first listened. 😊 It was really a grand time for music.
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