My Boomer Buddies Podcast: This Week, I Recall Gallery's 1972 Pop Hit, 'Nice To Be With You'!

Send us Fan MailSummaryIn this episode of the Boomer Buddies podcast, host Rick Reed explores the song 'Nice To Be With You' by Gallery, released in 1972. He discusses the song's musical elements, its nostalgic significance, and shares personal anecdotes related to the song. The episode also touches on Gallery's other hits and concludes with Rick encouraging audience engagement.Takeaways* The song 'Nice To Be With You' was a number four hit in the US.* Gallery was formed in Detroit, Michigan.* The song features various musical elements like acoustic and slide guitar.* Rick shares a personal story about lip-syncing to the song in school.* The song evokes feelings of love and companionship.* Gallery's second hit was 'I Believe in Music' written by Mac Davis.* Rick recalls the mixed reviews the song received on Bandstand.* The podcast aims to connect with Boomers through nostalgic music.* Rick encourages listeners to share their thoughts and comments.* The podcast is available on multiple platforms including YouTube and SpotifyChapters00:00Introduction to 'Nice To Be With You'01:28Musical Elements and Nostalgia03:05Personal Reflections on the Song07:08Gallery's Impact and Other Hits09:46Closing Thoughts and EngagementLink to full video:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ArH4hYhnQYI&list=PPSVI declare that I do not own the rights to this music. All rights belong to the owners. The copyright disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976 gives ‘Fair Use’ allowances for educational value among others. This video is for educational purposes.Contact us at [email protected] with thoughts, comments and Boomer content you may want us to touch on. Also find us on YouTube.