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When I was young, bought a mixed tape called “Product” I think, and Kennedy was on it, fell in love with that track. Brilliant band, should have had more hits.

Another gorgeous trip! Thanks!

Thanks. Just wondered - haven't seen them since 1990 - do they still not do encores?

Los vi en Valencia, otro año más y sorpresón de concierto, fantástico, pues tocaron muy poco del último albúm, que para mi gusto es excesivamente pop, salud!

Totally awesome

The Weddoes! Seen 'em umpteen times, they never disappoint. Great video 👍

Rachael is a hot honey 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

Just brilliant 👏

I love this song and your video works great with it!

Awwww no disrespect bro 😎 but that’s your take sorry mine what you are saying about Sly Dunbar top natch producer and top musician?

It's hard to understand all the words, but what I can hear, the Imagine parody sounds really fun. Veterinarian sounds funny, too, what I could understand of it. I do like the name of the group -- The Self-Righteous Brothers.

Outstanding cover of a great song.

This is a magnificent version of this great John Prine tune. Love the singing and the guitar.

I have been absolutely loving coming across these videos over the years - and right now more than ever after a year of hardly being on a train - I love train travel as much as I love Galaxie 500 - so these have been perfect - thanks so much!

Realmente hermoso. Respeta el espíritu. 😀

Loved this song back when at W&M. Paid one of the band members $2 to copy me a tape--but never got one. You owe me!!! Seriously though, glad to have found this online, as the song has stayed with me over time.

Walter, this is great ! Did you film this? Really fun combo regardless.

Great post Walter. Was in the mood for some big Galaxie 500. And found this pretty landscape to watch along to! Cool Cool.

Best vid on YT.

Thank you so much for posting this!!

I miss the Terraplanes! I can't sleep at night thanks to Bob Dylan . . .

pearls to pigs

This is the best interview I have ever seen, this man never really got the fruits he rightly deserved IMO! If everybody had Claudius Lintons outlook you know we all would be living in a better place! Search out his cd's then spread the message, forget the TOXIC rubbish that pollutes your ear drums on the radio day in day out! I am sure Claudius would be please to hear that my kids school has a program going on that allows them to try out different instruments for a term at a time :-)

Thank you to everyone who has come here (wanting to hear a great song, obviously) and has ever-so-briefly allowed themselves to experience a little bit of my brother's life. I am deeply touched by your extremely kind words and thoughts. As what would have been Jeff's 40th birthday approaches (on July 25, 2011), this video still makes my heart ache with both sorrow and joy... and I am grateful that we were able to finally see The Fixx together in Baltimore during the last summer of his life.

thanks ... post more if you have it!

This is the only version of this song that I can find... Thank you... It looks to me that this was a very good man that loved life.

I'm sorry for your loss... It sounds hollow but it's all I can say as a stranger I'm not an overly spiritual person but I believe he is in a better place and he will never be forgotten!

My condolences on your loss. This song has always spoken volumes to me, and it says alot about Jeff for liking this particular song. Before I became a Christian, "reaching the beach" to me was living out my goals and dreams. Now, "reaching the beach" is making it thru my daily life with the goal of honoring the Lord until He calls me home to heaven, the last beach i will ever need to reach. It is my prayer that Jeff made it home to heaven's beach as well.

Jeff was born July 25, 1971, in Indianapolis, Indiana, and graduated from T.C. Williams High School in Alexandria, Va., in 1989 and the University of Virginia in 1993. A lifelong sports enthusiast, Jeff was employed as a sports reporter for newspapers in Danville and Charlottesville, Va., and at the time of his death by the Greensboro News & Record.

Jeff was born July 25, 1971, in Indianapolis, Indiana, and graduated from T.C. Williams High School in Alexandria, Va., in 1989 and the University of Virginia in 1993. A lifelong sports enthusiast, Jeff was employed as a sports reporter for newspapers in Danville and Charlottesville, Va., and at the time of his death by the Greensboro News & Record. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to the American Cancer Society, 4-A Oak Branch Drive, Greensboro, NC 27407.