Poco - And Settling Down video free download

dgrichmondbc

Great comment. They didn't get much radio play so it was word of mouth and the fact that back in these days you followed where guys from previous bands went and who else they played with and that's how you discovered all kinds of music. This era will never be repeated. So glad I was there for it.

psychodelicrock12

I wish PAUL COTTON would have continued to use that LES PAUL CUSTOM throughout the POCO years along with the white one he also used.

Al Heinzeroth

POCO's lineups has held minor changes, considering where all else Richie Furay, Timothy B. Schmidt and Jimmy Messina have been (Eagles, Buffalo Springfield, Richie Furay Band, some aided on Still's Manassass Album, Messina's terms with Kenny Loggins are immortal, and short lives of "The Still's Young Band" and Pure Prairie League, all over H and gone yet they come back and add Rusty, we have POCO! None of those mentioned would be/have been/re-united if not for capable, professionalism on high!

mark bing

the lineup has always been tight and grounded in groove /country style ....so whoever played what ...really just recquires a thankful insight to,that ... you can listen and here what's goin on....

Lou Barron

Thank you for sharing this video of the greatest country-rock band of all time! Richie, Tim, George, Jim, Paul, Randy, and of course, Rusty, such innovators, such great musicians, Yup, they started it all, and did it best! The many that followed were good, however, there was none quite like Poco! God bless all these guys! Pastor Richie, keep on running the race, for the Prize!

zumamamayoung

That black custom Les Paul sure looks like NY's "Old Black"....hmmm!

rhellman

Does Rusty's comping sound like a keyboard at times to anyone else? I think it's his unique pulse and grind that gives Poco -- and this song particularly -- its power.

Stephen Silva

You said it right man. It's as though POCO fans have a secret that mainstream radio will never be fortunate to be a part of. Love this band (from Pickin up the Pieces to Inamorata to NOW!!)

cj tele

singboy You are right and also Their first Live Album Total masterpiece On stage they were unbelievable You gotta Love Poco

Ronnie K

This is my favorite incarnation of POCO and I kick myself for not seeing these 5. I did see them after Richie split. It was funny cuz Tim was wearing an Eagles T-shirt that nite and it wasn't too long after when he joined them...Thx for posting...Love this stuff...

Ronnie K

@CJTELE I agree with ya on all those songs and don't forget Good Feelin' to Know, I can see everything, shoot, that whole Good Feelin' .album Then Crazy Love,Skatin', could go on and on...

cj tele

I always loved the opening line :There's Just A litlle Bit Of Magic In the Country Music We're Singin'" Poco Forever For Poco newbees Check out Pickin Up The pieces Brass Buttons A Man Like Me Rose Of Cimmaron Keep On Trying Sweet Love Indian Summer Magnolia Crazy Eyes Hard Luck Livin In The Band These Guys were the real Deal Thanks Poco

Brian B.

@CJTELE You are 100 percent correct. They were incredible in concert. They performed some very memorable shows in Central Park summer concert series.

cj tele

This is the way you had to see Poco LIVE that's what they were all about It was almost like they didn't care about the radio Richie George Rusty Jim Randy Then later Tim and Paul Every concert was sold out Everybody left happy You have to love Poco

Isser dayan

I HEAR MUSIC IN MY EEEEAAAAAAAAAARRRRRR !!!!!!!!!!!

Topkat311

This band should have been as big as the Eagles, but I think when Richie left Poco, Paul took them in a more country direction, & less country/rock. This right here is Poco at their best. With Richie gone, the band changed direction. Timothy leaving was it for me. I was a huge fan, but when Tim left I think some moved on to other bands. Too bad because these guys were so amazing live & should have been major superstars

dale hill

I quote the "dude' " i hate the fucking Eagles".(The Big Lebowski)

todd11561

Don Felder is a superior guitarist to Paul Cotton, so is Jim Messina. Paul was adequate for the band .Nothing groundbreaking.

skippertthomas

And if it were not the joys of Buffalo Springfield, Poco-Loggins & Messina, Crosby-Stills & Nash, The Eagles, The Flying Borrito Brothers, and many country rock based/laced bands would have NEVER BEEN....

msup1752

Don Felder, along with David Blue opened for Poco, and I can tell you that Don wanted to look like, and be like, Paul Cotton, he came close, but nobody could touch Paul & Poco in the 70s, and nobody plays like Paul Cotton today, IMHO !

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