The video is from 2017, the song is from 1965, 52 years of difference. Let's assume the participants are 69 to 74 years old. What we see there, are the people who danced to this song when it was released and they were between 17 and 22 years old by then.
@@juliemcalister2557 you completely misunderstood my comment under this video. Read it carefully, please. I do not make fun of the people at all. For your information: related to myself, it would be like having me at the age of 70 in the year 2052 dancing to a song from my youth, like "Edwyn Collins - a girl like you" or "Nirvana - Come as you are" or "Metallica - Sad but true". :)
@@AMLCOrey I say ok my bad. I feel so sorry for my mother who was quite a dancer and such a dish! She began losing her mobility in her 70's! I love her so much and I am sorry I took your comment wrong. Please forgive me. I have a soft heart for older folks and these folks on this video are dancing their wooly bully very well. I'd rather hang out with these people anytime! Much peace and happiness is sent your way from my Mother and me👍 Thankyou for your comment🌹
@@juliemcalister2557 all fine, you haven't offended me at all. I can understand you better than you think. I got a heart tattoo on my arm for my fantastic mom, who gave me a very wonderful childhood.
This is my Dad. I’m Michael, his eldest son. More than he loved to sing, it was the response - the joyful response that people had when he did. When I was 4 or 5, he was 24, 25 - just imagine how great it was to have a dad who’d sing Bobby Darin, Sinatra, Dean Martin, Dion & The Belmonts, etc etc…I love music because of him. He & my mom played the records. He sang in the home, in the car, at every wedding & every chance. I got the greatest lullabies, along with my brothers. My mom had a crooner. Family & friends far and wide got every bit of him. Add whoever you thought was the funniest Rat Pak member - that was a bonus. He loved people, life, and God above. He worked hard & left it all out there…every bit. I love music because of him. I ask God help me honor him by caring more about the people around me than myself ‘One day at a time,’ because that man you see here was all about that. May I be the husband he was to my mom , the father he was, the friend he was…all a bit more. Credit to God “The Producer” working through my Mom “The Director” that kept him & “the show” going… he loved performing with Miriam here. I have the dvd from this night. Thank you for the one who put this up. RIP Dad & Miriam. Hope this video made folks smile. That’s what my dad loved…the joyful response. Love, Michael ❤️🙏❤️
Thanks for the having us again this year and sharing your video. I posted it on our facebook page and will add it to our web page. We look forward to seeing you again this coming December.
Couple of nice ass cougars here.
Very beautiful lovely nice song👍💐💕🌺 🎵 🕺💃🎤🪕🎸🪗🎺🎷🎻🚗✈️
Thank you for your video! 💕💕💕💕
"SUBSERVIENTS' OF THE 'WOOLY BULLY' DANCE BABY DANCE"!
"NEVER, EVER 'OVER-STEP- THE LINE OF CREDULITY"! (CREDIBILITY')!
I think fantastic.
Too damn slow
None of them are doing the Wooly Bully Dance! They aren't making the L-7 square and using their fingers as horns or pawing their feet.
@mariemathews93 Why don't you make us a video and show us how it's done!
If you want to get so technical, that may not even qualify as dancing; more like calisthenics. They're just doing what we call having fun.
Your never to old to have a good time 🤣
Too old, not to old
Why in slow motion?
It's just for you @samirchav5121
The video is from 2017, the song is from 1965, 52 years of difference. Let's assume the participants are 69 to 74 years old. What we see there, are the people who danced to this song when it was released and they were between 17 and 22 years old by then.
@AMLCOrey I think one day you gonna wake up at 152 years old and wonder why you made fun of these folks having a good time! 👎🦉
@@juliemcalister2557 you completely misunderstood my comment under this video. Read it carefully, please. I do not make fun of the people at all. For your information: related to myself, it would be like having me at the age of 70 in the year 2052 dancing to a song from my youth, like "Edwyn Collins - a girl like you" or "Nirvana - Come as you are" or "Metallica - Sad but true". :)
@@AMLCOrey I say ok my bad. I feel so sorry for my mother who was quite a dancer and such a dish! She began losing her mobility in her 70's! I love her so much and I am sorry I took your comment wrong. Please forgive me. I have a soft heart for older folks and these folks on this video are dancing their wooly bully very well. I'd rather hang out with these people anytime! Much peace and happiness is sent your way from my Mother and me👍 Thankyou for your comment🌹
@@juliemcalister2557 all fine, you haven't offended me at all. I can understand you better than you think. I got a heart tattoo on my arm for my fantastic mom, who gave me a very wonderful childhood.
@@AMLCOrey You alright dear Sir! From my state of Arkansas I say thankyou but YALL is our main word! Y'all come on in and sitter down🐎🐎👍
Is this a 🕺commercial for.......
재밌다.😊😊😊😊
The man is the best one👍👍💞
con tutto rispetto con il mio gruppo la suonavamo.noi meglio
To slow
Relaxed for us old folks.
A fun way to get a little exercise!
Let's join them with Wooley Bully too
@@kwtai4838 how you get that dabbing emoji?
And it looks like someone is going to get laid that night... hehehe
@@drewpederson2039 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You got it girls
This is my Dad. I’m Michael, his eldest son. More than he loved to sing, it was the response - the joyful response that people had when he did. When I was 4 or 5, he was 24, 25 - just imagine how great it was to have a dad who’d sing Bobby Darin, Sinatra, Dean Martin, Dion & The Belmonts, etc etc…I love music because of him. He & my mom played the records. He sang in the home, in the car, at every wedding & every chance. I got the greatest lullabies, along with my brothers. My mom had a crooner. Family & friends far and wide got every bit of him. Add whoever you thought was the funniest Rat Pak member - that was a bonus. He loved people, life, and God above. He worked hard & left it all out there…every bit. I love music because of him. I ask God help me honor him by caring more about the people around me than myself ‘One day at a time,’ because that man you see here was all about that. May I be the husband he was to my mom , the father he was, the friend he was…all a bit more. Credit to God “The Producer” working through my Mom “The Director” that kept him & “the show” going… he loved performing with Miriam here. I have the dvd from this night. Thank you for the one who put this up. RIP Dad & Miriam. Hope this video made folks smile. That’s what my dad loved…the joyful response. Love, Michael ❤️🙏❤️
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Thanks for the having us again this year and sharing your video. I posted it on our facebook page and will add it to our web page. We look forward to seeing you again this coming December.
Another fabulous party put together by Don and Marge Sparks. Thanks guys. Don awesome picture.