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Aug 31, 2022 · Their winning combination of pickin’ and grinnin’ country music with super-hot rock licks made them the virtual house hootenanny band at Doug Weston’s legendary West Hollywood venue, where the elite gathered to check out the latest new West Coast happenings – and pick up a waitress or two for a night of passion in the nearby Tropicana ...
Aug 21, 2021 · The truth is, no other Country Rock bands ever came close to the popularity of the Eagles, and few even equaled Poco’s popularity. It seemed like the acts were too Country for Rock radio stations, and too Rock for Country stations. In 2021, we lost two of Poco’s most important members.
POCO - Celebrating more than 50 years. GROUP RULES: A GOOD FEELING TO KNOW FACEBOOK GROUP The "A Good Feeling To Know" Facebook page is available for all fans of Poco, which includes all band...
- Feudin – Cowboys & Englishmen
- Bad Weather – from The Inside
- Heart of The Night – Legend
- Here We Go Again – Crazy Eyes
- Crazy Love
“Feudin’,” the fiery instrumental from Poco’s 1982 album Cowboys & Englishmen,stands out as a testament to the band’s musical versatility and the exceptional talent of Rusty Young, its primary composer. Released during a period when the band was leaning heavily into covers, “Feudin'” showcased the group’s deep-rooted instrumental prowess and brough...
This killer track “Bad Weather,” was released on the Poco album From The Inside. The song is a hauntingly beautiful composition that captures the bittersweet essence of lost love and looming heartache. Written and sung by Paul Cotton, who had recently joined the band as the replacement for founding member Jim Messina, “Bad Weather” marked Cotton’s ...
As we continue our Top 10 Poco songs list we turn to a time period that saw a distinctive change in the sound of the band. The song “Heart of the Night,” was a Poco single released on their 1978 album entitled Legend. Written and sung by guitarist Paul Cotton, “Heart of the Night” is a lush, atmospheric ode to New Orleans, a city that clearly capti...
“Here We Go Again,” from Poco’s Crazy Eyes album, stands as one of the most introspective tracks in the band’s extensive discography. Released in 1973, Crazy Eyes marked a pivotal moment for the group—an album that found deeper favor with dedicated fans even if it didn’t match the commercial heights of their later work, like the 1978 hit Legend. Wr...
Closing out our top ten list of Poco songs is the timeless “Crazy Love,” a track that has rightfully earned its place at number one. Released on the band’s 1978 album Legend, “Crazy Love” became Poco’s most enduring and commercially successful song. Written by Rusty Young, the track captured the hearts of fans and critics alike with its heartfelt l...
Jan 8, 2020 · Poco did not have as many big hits as the Eagles and other bands from that era, but the band played a major role in creating that sound.
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Aug 31, 2018 · Poco “A Good Feelin’ To Know” (1972) My brother-in-law Dean really liked the group Poco, a band whose warm harmonies, jangling guitars and checkered membership put them at the nexus of the incestuous late ‘60’s/early ‘70’s California country-rock scene. Try to stay with me for this.
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Sep 21, 2019 · The album, and show closer, is a five minute take on ‘A Good Feelin’ To Know’ with the vocals sounding as fresh without Furay, and the band is definitely on its game. As with the studio version Cotton and Young’s guitars stand out, while Grantham’s drums pound out the beat.
