This song is not just on the boat, but scoring an 82.625. And it’s the best thing I remember about being 8 years old. Those Solid Gold dancers were a fan favorite with my old man (and me). The song? A winner in every way. Yachty as fuck.
I grew up with the sound of the Doobies and songs like this one. It is in my soul. Much love to the late Sergio Mendes, the vocals of Joe Pizzulo, and women’s legs.
Featuring the hit single, "Meaty Balls."
Listener suggestions are rated on the Yachtski Scale, with songs by Jim Porto, Joe Cocker, and I-Ten.
I think he has lots of unyachtskied songs with potential to hit 60s-70s, especially in this album (but also both of his previous one).
Gone too soon (1996).
Heard this jam while grocery shopping a couple days ago and fell in love with this track almost immediately when I heard that Doobie Bounce. It may be from a couple years ago, but is it good enough to get a spot on the boat?
Article by me. Enjoy!
https://www.grunge.com/2233240/best-yacht-rock-solos-all-time/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09s53DZWgYE
This one has been really tripping me up, especially after I submitted "Standing in the Light" and it got a much lower rating than I expected
Was walking down the street when I heard the opening notes of “Sweet Freedom” playing out of a stopped car’s open windows. It was one of the Hollywood Steve/webseries bumpers from Smooth Sailing Radio! Nice work, Wingnoit!
Not quite must see TV.
Listener suggestions are rated on the Yachtski Scale, with songs by Noel Pointer, Mandoo, and Bill LaBounty.
Before Roundball Rock there was Christopher Cross!
This banger from Nielsen/Pearson has a lot going for it, but is it too AOR rocking to make the boat?
Sentimental - Nielsen/Pearson, Blind Luck, 1983