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Audra brought me here.

2:25 mmm exquisito

And Bruce Lee made an awesome and high flying Kato 😮

Actor Van Williams made a very Great and Intelligent Green Hornet 😊

Nothing against Sammy, but this version and the closing version too , in the first season, were a great sound.

They played a handful of times at the Lighthouse (Boy's Club) in Pittsfield, MA in the 60's. Amazing live band. Bobby Dick MC'd a reunion concert in 2012 of all the local bands who used to play there.

Looking through the pictures, I noticed that Larry Ramos is smiling in most of them - that would be difficult to do when your job keeps you on the road, performing for your fans. I hope that he was as happy with his life as he appeared to be!! Thank you, Larry!!

44 year old gem

Produced by Chip Douglas - the guy who was in the Turtles and produced 'Headquarters'.

Rainbows on the b-side ?? What is Rainbows ?! A Monkee song I never heard of ? I'm sorry but I refuse to believe it. I'm a guy who has all four versions of I Don't Think You Know Me. No Monkee song gets past me !

One of the best voices ever! ❤

There's nothing wrong with the production of this song. It's 1983, fer chrissakes! It sounds like plenty of other songs on the radio at that time. Reminds me a lot of Valerie by Steve Winwood. I prefer the original, but this one isn't bad.

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My favorite Jackie Chan movie. He earned a black belt in tae kwon do in one month while filming this. He summed it up by said, " I heard the old Chinese gungfu masters say all the kwon do is is Chinese gungfu simplified."

That theme music really made that show, I wish they'd make another show like that

Larry Ramos is in this photo meaning it was done was before Jules Alexander returned to the band.

Génial ! Merci d'avoir mis ça en ligne !

Thanks for posting this. This is one of my favorite Gilbert O'Sullivan songs, and today I discovered this version and the Andy Williams version. A great find.

From the man who created Dark Shadows. And the man who scored the show! Dan even made Barry Atwater (Janos Skorzeny, the vampire) look like Barnabas Collins.

What a tune!

❤ loved his voice!!

I miss them so much. Thank you for the song and nostalgic pictures…

And dat's da name a dat tune!

Many thanks indeed.

Awesome. Thanks.

never heard this in 1981 but endless really gross songs by rush and journey and billy joel

Too bad you didn't show a pic of back up singer Joan Silwin, she was smokin' hot back in the day.

I just found out that Larry is gone. I am so sorry I wish I knew sooner. I am from Clarkston Washington.

Voz melodiosa e sorriso marcante Suas canções são eternas. RIP

Very cool!

I saw them at the Rochester NY War Memorial Summer 1967 concert.

Amazing how the bands vocals continues to sound the same even though most of the members have changed. Terrible arrangement though.

Man, that was a really groovy group! 😮

He was the OG Bruno Mars😊

Absolutely outstanding.

The Associations were so popular during my middle school days ( in the 60’s). God bless them all and thanks for the wonderful music.

Larry Ramos sadly passed away today 🧡

You're A Lady/Who Was It? may be among the best singles Jones ever released solo, or with the Monkees. A Monkees fan going back to the 70's, I only really got into Jones' solo stuff in the last eight years or so. I eventually found this single, and I absolutely love it, both sides!

I witnessed The Association's performance of this song at the Keystone Berkeley on February 28, 1981. I still miss those guys.

Wow! This brings back memories. I still whistle this song everytime I am doing something. It's funny how many people know this theme.

確か何処かで、「サヨナラ〜バイバイ」というセリフがあった様な❗

The first time I saw Kato fighting I was amazed by his moves and violence;I had never heard anything about martial arts and it was an eye opener. Great show!

Love it

72 is pretty young nowadays.... Quite a lifetime of achievements... RIP

I was at this concert and was blown away by the LA Express. They made the headline act - CSNY - look and sound amateurish. Which they were on the night in question as to a man they were totally stoned! Sad but not as sad as the appalling sound quality of this recording but at least it is a record of how damn good the LA Express were.

Beautiful tribute to an outstanding singer, & musician Mr. Hilario (Larry) Ramos. R.I.P.

So cool to see Red Rhodes was on this in 1969. By 1970 he was playing on Mike Nesmiths First National Band records

Love you Jules, rest well my friend.

When I was a child, we watched "The Ed Sullivan Show." One night The Association played, and I remembered thinking to myself, Hey! That guy's Filipino. Like me. Thanks, Larry Ramos, and the other members of The Association. So many beautiful songs you gave us.

dont do the crime if you cant do the time and you can take that to the bank