THE RICHIE FURAY BAND - Over and over again. video free download
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Duration: 07:09
Uploaded: 2010/09/03
Richie Furay (born Paul Richard Furay, 9 May 1944, Yellow Springs, Ohio) is an American singer, songwriter, and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame member who is best known for forming the bands BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD with Stephen Stills, Neil Young, Bruce Palmer, and Dewey Martin, and POCO with Jim Messina, Rusty Young, George Grantham and Randy Meisner.
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9 years ago
Alan Winter
I post this every few months because I think that this cut is spectacular & I hope that new people to the site discover and enjoy it also.9 years ago
Martin Flanigan
Richie sings with passion that is contagious. As a Christian he moves me to make faith an action not just a feeling. Richie's work has been a well-spring to my soul. 9 years ago
Alan Winter
Sorry,Once I start thinking of good songs I want to share I can't stop. This is one of them that should be checked out from Start to Finish!10 years ago
William Yates
Truly, a remarkable masterpiece of songwriting. One of my all time favorites and is certainly one of the most beautiful songs ever written and recorded.10 years ago
abata15
I love this song. I don't know how I missed it years ago. He has such a great body of work and he still sounds great to this day.11 years ago
solameanie
This was my favorite track on that album. Tremendous!12 years ago
novemberainstorm
Thanks for this - I thought I'd never hear it again!12 years ago
clock99times
Too bad this song wasn't more in the mainstream, it would of been a huge hit, bigger than it was then. Thanks for posting!13 years ago
fieryblueband
Richie is a seminal figure in country rock. He's every bit as important as Gram Parsons and Neil. His work in Springfield and Poco laid out the map. Saw him recently and he still has the voice and, wow, what a show he puts on. Did all of Crazy Eyes live, and that ain't easy to do and make sound like the record..but it did!13 years ago
journey46
the jesus movement in the late sixties and early seventies was as counter culture as the rest of america's youth. phil keaggy, paul clark, jay truax and others made it a lot easier to stand apart and live from our hearts. i was blown away to hear one of my country rock heroes making music about his changes. thx to keaggy and clark's band standing behind richie. this album, i've got a reason, took it to a new level. thx richie.13 years ago
Scorby1965
Not heard this for many years... GREAT stuff!! Thanks for posting!Related Videos
