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Elite singers are all gay. Infact most celebrities are gay

That my dad favorite song to my mom

It’s a sea shanty.

Merci pour ce partage en live et cette vidéo J'adore cette chanson de 1972 De plus Bobby Vinton a un timbre de voix qui lui est propre et qui fait tout son charme Un grand artiste

Boy, this brings memories flooding back, all good .Thanks BJ and Co

I remember when this song played on the radio for the first time in the 1950's.

sound sucks

As teenagers, my 2 brothers & I would sing along with the Trio. Beginning a lifelong passion of music.

In the spring we get Bluebirds in a Bluebird House we have. Ill play this to the chicks after they hatch ea yr. At least i feel good

Boy, if that drummer isn't copying Ringo !! But, ya, know, compared to the maudlin computerized synthesized junk today and rap crap (finally taking a dump, I hope), at least this was fun and real, with that '65 mod Beatlesque presence, I'd welcome it back today !! btw: For you guitarists, I believe the V chord is minor .. It's in A, so it's [: A D ][ Em D :] You can see the Guit. fingering an E-, 7th Pos... 98% sure..which was odd at that time..

In 1967 I was sent to Japan from Vietnam with a bad infection in my knee and we stopped overnight in the Philippines at Clark Air force Base. That night the Four Preps did a show in the lobby and it was great! Just a piano player and the Preps, it was something I really enjoyed!

I love his voice, beautiful song too,RIP Mr.J Simon🕊️🙌🙏🌹

This is a Super Star This live performance is so much better than the hit record. The groove is Swing , Nat is a Handsome Man, He exudes Loves and Happiness, He is a Jazz Singer, the tastiest Jazz Piano player you could want . The sound of that live studio piano is the real deal, bet that's what Nat sounded like live.

Gary was the best Kingston out of the Trio

Really outdated even in 1959. May have been the bee's knees at the latest before 1949.

Who is Tom?

RIH Joe Simon my mom’s favorite song was Chocking Kind RIH mama 😢😢

Thank you😊

LOVE THE GRASSROOTS!! Thank you so much, 😊🙏🙏🙏

Se pasaron con esta contagiosa rolita y su bailesito bien chido

They came to knock about the lyrics

When I hear music of 60's &70's , I remember dances at school and firehalls what great memories!

I still remember hearing this on the radio when it first came out. Had to be one of their biggest hits.

SUCH a STONE FOX FOREVER ❤ 🥰💝💫❤️‍🔥

🦉 I had to put two and two together now I know who made this playlist. Sorry I still feel the same way about you I don't want you back I moved on.😊

Been looking for this version, remember hearing as a child.

I grew up listening to them, Marty Robbins, Lynn Anderson etc.little unknowns now, but comforted me during horrible years ❤

I remember when this song came out and the impact it made. It was only a couple of years ago I went looking for the song's history. It describes true events. A story of love, infidelity and actually 3 death sentences one from syphilis. His name wasn't Dooley, but close. The trial records are still there.

My great, great uncle was Grayson Garrett, his daughter told the story about this at a family reunion. Nothing on the internet is close to the truth.

I was eight years old when this came out and for whatever reason this was my favorite song. It still affects me after all these years.

The voice has changed, but u got to understand that brother Geen isnt an R And. B singing anymore he is a pastor and God completely changing him, his voice and all, i love it...

Excelentes kas dos verciones que conozco

Don’t bother looking for a better song 🎵 and vocals , You Won’t Find it ! Quite simply Superb !

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Back in the early 80 my dad would take my brother and I camping in the Adirondacks every summer to a place called Lake Wakonda located in Pottersville, NY. Driving in his old station wagon, he played the Kingston Trio's greatest hits in the cassette deck front and back multiple times. I had my Sony Walkman to "drown them out" but at the age of 53, I feel like Tom Dooley at times wanting to just smile.

This song is dark AF. I remember it from my childhood. And yet darker stuff gets the AOK

A lot of drama behind the recording and live performance of this song. The vocals you hear in this video were recorded by the goofy drummer, not the cute blonde boy. The blonde boy, named Lynn Easton, didn't record the vocals on the album, the drummer, Jack Ely did. It had been Jack Ely's idea to record "Louis Louis," it was his "baby" but the blonde kid's mother had bought and registered the name "The Kingsmen" so he claimed it was his band and he got to be the lead singer, up in front and relinquished Jack behind the drum kit which he had no idea how to play. Such a dick move. The Kingsmen were only 19 years old when they released this song and Lynn and Jack had grown up together but some people are just assholes from a young age. So the drummer isn't playing the drums he was the singer and the singer was the drummer. And Annie Fannie is a direct rip off of "Alley Oop" by The Hollywood Argyles. You can easily hear the two different voices in the songs.

Oh no! We gotta go.

i just played the studio version to go along with it that was fyee

GOT TO NO 2 IN U.K. 1960 SINGLE THAT STOPPED IT GETTING TO NO 1 IT,S NOW OR NEVER BY ELVIS PRESLEY . DRIFTERS HAD HIT SINGLES IN U.K 1960 -1967 . 1972 -1976 HAD 8 TOP TEN HIT SINGLES .

The auschwitz house band

Top song and performance, he looks like Bobby Orr hockey star

My teacher used to play this in class. Weird guy but an excellent diver.

very cool, my last name is dooley!

brought here by the Zodiak Documentary. I used to love this song as a very young kid.

A flashback to my brother and I singing with their record on our stereo ... lovely days, so long ago.

Forg brought me here.

He was so soso so soso so soso so soso so soso so brilliant

He was so soso so soso so soso bless

This is a master piece