Me, I was born in 1960. And I love this music. It's hard to say what was better the 60s music or the 70s music really. So very many amazing groups from the 60s like the Stones ,The Moody Blues, the Bee Gees The Beatles just never-ending massive talent really. And I love the 70s with groups like Aerosmith, Kiss, Boston, Kansas, all those really good Motown groups. Just so much fantastic music. Music is the best what would we do without it ?
I am 65 years old and I so miss all this music I grew up listening to. I still remember all the words to them and they bring back so many memories and a time when life was good!
I’m late to the party, but I wholeheartedly agree. I’m 63, I don’t care what anyone says the music of the late 60s and especially the 70s was the best.
I'm 70 and wish so much I could go back for a short while. Seen these boys at the South Csrolina Stzte Fair in 1978. Were great then and still love there mudic.
I’m 68 & this is the best music. Love the Grass Roots, Gary Puckett and the Union Gap. Good groups, great music back then. Not sure what the stuff is they play today. I’ve been lost since the early 80’s. Never listen to a radio anymore. I sure miss the great bands.
Im 73 and my wife jan is 72, were married 51 years, we were going steady when they played that song, we have so many memories when we were so young....
Iam so glad for u 2, that's the way life should be.. MAY GOD BLESS YOU BOTH!! IAM 73, LOST MY LOVE TO A CAR ACCIDENT.. THANK GOD UR BOTH TOGETHER... NOTHING BETTER!!!
I am 65 years old as well, believe me the sixties and the seventies were the best music era ever to release the best lyrics and harmonious melody produced in the modern epoch of pop rock. I really miss that era.
First 8 track tape I ever bought was “ The Grass Roots Greatest hits. I was a Sophomore in High School the year was 1972 and the cost was I believe an outrageous price of $3.99. The best money I ever spent ! I wore that 8 track out!
Miss Marla Christensen. I was always with the Bikers and the Hot Girls. Nostalgic that is what it is. Was Born and Raised in Reading , PA. Monopoly mentions our Railroad. If you have ever played Monopoly. I am an illustrator others say I am and Artist I say okay but, in reality my Portraits are Good. However, I hate my Work at times All artistic people are like that. Oh, no I am texting too much. If you respond we can find a way to correspond. If that is all right with you. I am James F JR.
The great thing about 8 tracks in the car was they’d just repeat forever. This was one of those albums, you stuck it in the deck and let it play. So many great songs on it.
This was my favorite song by the Grass Roots. I wasn't even a teenager yet but bought this eight track. I would come home from school and just play beautiful music like this until dinner time. What great memories this song gives me. Long live the Grass Roots ❤❤❤
The Grass Roots had the best vocals and harmonies of anyone and nobody sounded like Rob Grill. I was 14 and singing in a band in 1971 and that's what I thought every time I heard these guys on the radio, which was a lot. Awesome video right here... 👍
Makes me feel homesick for that time in my life,music does this,I was 12 years old when I first heard this,I'am stuck in the 70s and I love it,It certainly was the best time for love songs.Iam 60 years old now and we are in the last days,make sure your souls are saved,'' ACCEPT JESUS NOW !!
At the time and several years later, everyone I knew loved their songs. And those were the days when Queen, Eagles, Michael Jackson and all the other great artists ruled the radio waves. In fact, our yearbook used the first several lines from The Times Of Your Life when you first opened the book.
71/ graduated from high school, listened to my tunes/Craig 8-track cruising in my 66 GTO 389 V-8 6 pack carbs,hooker headers fat tires on the back, car was a monster! In 70 it cost me $1200. 28k on odometer. Never thought I'd see 30 years old so I lived fast and hard until 1988 at near 35 I saw that light. Too stubborn to die. I tip my hat to those who are no longer with us here that were then. Wish you still were. Bless You All
Great car. My 1st car was a 1967 Mustang 289 Cubic Inch, 4 speed. Wish I had it back. Totaled it out while I was in the United States Marine Corps at Camp LeJeune NC.
I’m 71 and I still look back at the 60s And 70s was I was very lucky to go off in this. Have a good music wonderful and fast calls if I could only go back in time
I grew up in the 60's and 2 older sisters and an older brother who listened to this music. I never appreciated this music until now. The Grass Roots back in the day, were associated with the druggie crowd which I was not a part of. This is fantastic music.
my first song as a very young teen that got to me and I was hooked on the Grass Roots. As an 11 year old at the time I thought it was quite a romantic song and looked forward to singing it to a girl someday...alas that day never came.
Also 73, went to WOODSTOCK, COLLEGE, THEN DRAFTED... CRAZY THEN, BUT WOULDNT CHANGE IT FOR THE WORLD.... STILL LISTEN TO ALL THE SONGS.. LOVE LIFE!!! HOPE U DO TOO!!!
Not sure why but I was in a good mood and started humming this song. Looked up Sooner or Later and found this video. Great music. The early 70s was the golden age of rock.
At the time most groups were put in categories : bubblegum . Acid , the word Pop wasn't really used then but I would say Pop group now , they were no where near Hard rock , nor were they Bubble Gum. They put out some good hits back then . I enjoyed their music then and now , they are in my playlist as so many from the 60's and 70's my list is like 200 + and don't think it goes higher on U tube. Thanks for posting , many others enjoy theses songs as much as I do , thanks
Hey ClayTamm, thanks for the nice compliment. Yes, we boomers enjoyed great songs, but youtube also shares these great moments for all to see and hear. Thank goodness. Back when I was a teen, we had to hope and wait for the D-jay to play or replay, over the airwaves, our fav-tunes. Sometimes waiting for days or weeks to hear it again. Today, tune delivery, is sooooo much greater. Just instantly. But ,no regrets. Just that technology was lacking then. 1953 was a good year for me. I was born at a good time. GPM-53.
One of my earliest memories as a kid. Rob "Bob" Grill was a friend of my dad's and they use to fish together when Bob was a starving musician living in his car. We moved from California to Oregon and the Grass Roots played at the Coliseum. A limo pulled up to our little house and Bob and the band came over for dinner with the opening act, Three Dog Night!!!
Great Story ! Rob Grill did not forget where he came from and remembered his friends! Very sad that this is NOT the norm in the entertainment and music business today. Arrogance and conceit is more apparently applied today. But...you get what you give...it may take awhile but it always comes to pass ! Peace..
I still listen to this after all these years. Midnight confessions was my wife, my soul. She was going with another guy and they broke up and I got her. We were married 50 years most of years ago. Thank you for the music
Back in the 70's my boyfriend and l used to ride around in the country listening to songs like this one... "In a 1968 Dodge Cornet"... Those were the good old days... Now it is (2019)... And l still love this kind of music💞
Got my Radio DJ license back in 1970. Great music back then. Best job I ever had. Miss those days and the music. Temptation Eyes is one of my favorite songs.
The best thing about these old videos is for me,it's the first time I have ever seen the musicians that made all these great songs,because there was no MTV,or music videos back then.
I saw a concert in the park in Portland, Oregon, in 1999, with The Grass Roots with Rob along with Mickey Dolenz, and Peter Noonan headlining. OMG, Rob blew everyone away and I didn’t want them to leave the stage. Hit after hit played and sung to perfection!
I saw the Grass Roots at a little venue in northern Minnesota. Playing a little bar in the woods with a big log amphitheater. Met a girl there and danced the night away. I remember this song so well from that night. What a memory of a great night and great music. Still go back to that time everytime I hear this song.
It seems like there are no rock and roll musicians any more. It used to be guys playing guitar, a drummer and maybe an organ. Now it's all orchestra and special effects. I miss the era of the Grass Roots. Geat band. Great music. And no auto tune.
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Who is still listening in 2024? love this music.
Played these songs in my first pro band....
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One of the crazy coolest drummers of all time
If u didn't grow up in the 60s or 70s u will never know what u missed!!!
Hello 😊 how are you doing today??
Me, I was born in 1960. And I love this music. It's hard to say what was better the 60s music or the 70s music really. So very many amazing groups from the 60s like the Stones ,The Moody Blues, the Bee Gees The Beatles just never-ending massive talent really. And I love the 70s with groups like Aerosmith, Kiss, Boston, Kansas, all those really good Motown groups. Just so much fantastic music. Music is the best what would we do without it ?
You can't explain it to them.
I was a teenager in the 60s. I am so glad we had the best bands. I was a great time to be young,
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I am 65 years old and I so miss all this music I grew up listening to. I still remember all the words to them and they bring back so many memories and a time when life was good!
The best..I agree 👍 💕
Great times being young
I’m late to the party, but I wholeheartedly agree. I’m 63, I don’t care what anyone says the music of the late 60s and especially the 70s was the best.
Agree!!
I'm 70 and wish so much I could go back for a short while. Seen these boys at the South Csrolina Stzte Fair in 1978. Were great then and still love there mudic.
Summer of '71. Folks, this is PROOF that life is too short.
Their music never fails to make me feel good! 70s tunes were the greatest of any decade! ❤❤🌞🌞
I’m 68 & this is the best music. Love the Grass Roots, Gary Puckett and the Union Gap. Good groups, great music back then. Not sure what the stuff is they play today. I’ve been lost since the early 80’s. Never listen to a radio anymore. I sure miss the great bands.
I hear ya. I feel the same way! Oh btw. I'm 65 and you had to be there. They were GREAT times.
Rt with you brother at age 60
@@jeffreybiscoe6 👍
I am 65 and l will always Love The Grass Roots fantastic ❤❤❤
Gary Puckett was the first band I saw in concert!
Almost 71 and still love this music.
Sure goes fast! 👵💃
I will never get tired of listening to the Grass Roots music . Forty years of doing so, and still look forward to their music!
Ana Mamone , just 43 years?
They are one of the most underrated groups of all time they have some really great stuff
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And, they're still playing, last I heard. I watched them several times at Disney World when I worked there about 8 years ago.
Im 73 and my wife jan is 72, were married 51 years, we were going steady when they played that song, we have so many memories when we were so young....
Iam so glad for u 2, that's the way life should be.. MAY GOD BLESS YOU BOTH!! IAM 73, LOST MY LOVE TO A CAR ACCIDENT.. THANK GOD UR BOTH TOGETHER... NOTHING BETTER!!!
This was the BEST time to be young. What I wouldn't give to go back. Great times my friends...
Maybe when we go to heaven, we can go back. 🙏🛵🏁
Totally agree. And we got along just fine without computers or cell phones.
2024 still jamming
I am 65 years old as well, believe me the sixties and the seventies were the best music era ever to release the best lyrics and harmonious melody produced in the modern epoch of pop rock. I really miss that era.
First 8 track tape I ever bought was “ The Grass Roots Greatest hits. I was a Sophomore in High School the year was 1972 and the cost was I believe an outrageous price of $3.99. The best money I ever spent ! I wore that 8 track out!
Yeah...I couldn't wait to spend my hard earned babysitting money to buy the best album...and still get some change too 😀
You are so right! God bless you brother!
James F JR... Somebody please build a Time Machine so I can go back to my Youth and hear the best music. 50s, 60s and 70s.
It is already built. Now, of whom were YOU hanging out with during these times?
Miss Marla Christensen. I was always with the Bikers and the Hot Girls. Nostalgic that is what it is. Was Born and Raised in Reading , PA. Monopoly mentions our Railroad. If you have ever played Monopoly. I am an illustrator others say I am and Artist I say okay but, in reality my Portraits are Good. However, I hate my Work at times All artistic people are like that. Oh, no I am texting too much. If you respond we can find a way to correspond. If that is all right with you. I am James F JR.
Im 67, and still listening to all the 70s music, even jimmy Hendrix type of music
Such a handsome, talented guy, wow could he sing, amazing voice! RIP Rob Grill, you are missed 💗
Who's the guy on the far right, do you know?
@@breezy3725 He's just some new guy, a filler. He's not one of the originals.
@@breezy3725Terry Furlong
I grew up on music like this. Thank God.
The great thing about 8 tracks in the car was they’d just repeat forever. This was one of those albums, you stuck it in the deck and let it play. So many great songs on it.
Yes very little fillers just hits
Yes and they had those annoying clicks and voids when switching songs and "sides" and wore out and broke. But they were good times!
Memories flood in when I hear 60’s 70’s music.
Back in the day, we would go driving in our old car and put this 8 track tape in and blast it! Back then stereo was really important!!❤️
This was my favorite song by the Grass Roots. I wasn't even a teenager yet but bought this eight track. I would come home from school and just play beautiful music like this until dinner time. What great memories this song gives me. Long live the Grass Roots ❤❤❤
The Grass Roots had the best vocals and harmonies of anyone and nobody sounded like Rob Grill. I was 14 and singing in a band in 1971 and that's what I thought every time I heard these guys on the radio, which was a lot. Awesome video right here... 👍
Me too I was 14 in 71
@@tylerjones2695me to l am 66 now great songs
Very vibrant times in my life. Grew up in S.Detroit 1954 to 75.
Sort of a Burton Cummingsesque sound...
*Incredible.*
Makes me feel homesick for that time in my life,music does this,I was 12 years old when I first heard this,I'am stuck in the 70s and I love it,It certainly was the best time for love songs.Iam 60 years old now and we are in the last days,make sure your souls are saved,'' ACCEPT JESUS NOW !!
2024 still listening to the best music ever
These guys were way under appreciated! I remember hearing this song on the juke box when I was bar hopping at age 15! Good Times!
At the time and several years later, everyone I knew loved their songs. And those were the days when Queen, Eagles, Michael Jackson and all the other great artists ruled the radio waves. In fact, our yearbook used the first several lines from The Times Of Your Life when you first opened the book.
Agreed
love the underage bar hopping, we stole our moms car at 14 and drove it everywhere. Miss the 70's so much!
71/ graduated from high school, listened to my tunes/Craig 8-track cruising in my 66 GTO 389 V-8 6 pack carbs,hooker headers fat tires on the back, car was a monster! In 70 it cost me $1200. 28k on odometer. Never thought I'd see 30 years old so I lived fast and hard until 1988 at near 35 I saw that light. Too stubborn to die.
I tip my hat to those who are no longer with us here that were then.
Wish you still were.
Bless You All
Great car. My 1st car was a 1967 Mustang 289 Cubic Inch, 4 speed. Wish I had it back. Totaled it out while I was in the United States Marine Corps at Camp LeJeune NC.
Find another one or one greater.. never too old.@@usmc-veteran73-77
Wown what a set of wheels!
Beautiful nostalgia
If u were not there during the 60' s u will never know the feeling or the meaning behind the songs of that era😢😢😢
Hello 😊 how's your day going so far?
So glad you tube exists for this very reason. Nobody members these songs other than the folks that grew up with them.
We danced our asses off to all these great old hits.
I’m 71 and I still look back at the 60s And 70s was I was very lucky to go off in this. Have a good music wonderful and fast calls if I could only go back in time
I don’t miss it because that’s the music I listen to all the time. Today’s ‘music’ is just a bunch of programmed notes.
i am in tears 2 hear them again..
Great band. Great music. I thank god I was a teenager during this time
The passing of Rob Grill breaks my heart but you and the Grassroots will live in my heart forever rest in peace mr. Rob Grill
I don't know a single person who didn't love him, and he was always kind to me. :(
❤❤❤I am 65 and still Lovein this music l am in Love key board ❤❤❤❤
64 year old Albertan grew up with this music 🎶. The best then and still is .60,s and 70,s were the best decades bar none.
I grew up in the 60's and 2 older sisters and an older brother who listened to this music. I never appreciated this music until now. The Grass Roots back in the day, were associated with the druggie crowd which I was not a part of. This is fantastic music.
'60/70s Grass Roots, a very hot group! multi singers with tonal quality voices, great music..
I'm 67 I miss them so much the best music!!!!!!!!!
Memories of my Mom who passed. Watching me sing this song all the time
MY daddy listened to this album in the basement in the early to mid 70's, I have good memories of the Grass Roots!
I never get tired of this awesome song... RIP Rob.. And such good looking men..
my first song as a very young teen that got to me and I was hooked on the Grass Roots. As an 11 year old at the time I thought it was quite a romantic song and looked forward to singing it to a girl someday...alas that day never came.
73 yrs old & still love their sound.
I;m 80 still rockin to grass roots.
Also 73, went to WOODSTOCK, COLLEGE, THEN DRAFTED... CRAZY THEN, BUT WOULDNT CHANGE IT FOR THE WORLD.... STILL LISTEN TO ALL THE SONGS.. LOVE LIFE!!! HOPE U DO TOO!!!
The best of times and life in general, soooo glad I grew up in those years of great music. Makes me want to go back and relive it all .
Yes so do i😂
Not sure why but I was in a good mood and started humming this song. Looked up Sooner or Later and found this video. Great music. The early 70s was the golden age of rock.
Always loved the grassroots n Tommy James n the shondells wore out my brothers albums back then❤
This song describes my temptation blue eyes which are a timeless timepiece of Portland Oregon history. Class of 1973 - Come on and love me tonight.
Love, love, love the Grass Roots! Never get bored listening to their music...at least twice a week. 😆😍😉
Hello katy
Miss them, love their music!!
At the time most groups were put in categories : bubblegum . Acid , the word Pop wasn't really used then but I would say Pop group now , they were no where near Hard rock , nor were they Bubble Gum. They put out some good hits back then . I enjoyed their music then and now , they are in my playlist as so many from the 60's and 70's my list is like 200 + and don't think it goes higher on U tube. Thanks for posting , many others enjoy theses songs as much as I do , thanks
and the group lives again thanks to a movie
Dan Reese what movie is that, Dan?
something about mary
I'm 65 and totally agree with you
Rob grill, great vocals and bass, so much talent,rip.
The harmony was fabulous
Agreed100 same with Tommy James n shondells n Quicksilver’s FreshAir DeepPurples Hush😂
@@lindabergman3127I love QMS band especially Gary Duncan guitarist whew!! 😅
Love the others you mentioned too!
Simply the best music ever!!! That’s why they still play it!!
I consider myself lucky, to have heard when the music was new; but never tiring.
Amen Moe McGovern. Amen
@@mikeywid4954. Thanks Mike.
Omg...this brings back so many memories of the 70s...
I want to go right back there.!
Hey ClayTamm, thanks for the nice compliment. Yes, we boomers enjoyed great songs, but youtube also shares these great moments for all to see and hear. Thank goodness. Back when I was a teen, we had to hope and wait for the D-jay to play or replay, over the airwaves, our fav-tunes. Sometimes waiting for days or weeks to hear it again. Today, tune delivery, is sooooo much greater. Just instantly. But ,no regrets. Just that technology was lacking then. 1953 was a good year for me. I was born at a good time. GPM-53.
One of my earliest memories as a kid. Rob "Bob" Grill was a friend of my dad's and they use to fish together when Bob was a starving musician living in his car. We moved from California to Oregon and the Grass Roots played at the Coliseum. A limo pulled up to our little house and Bob and the band came over for dinner with the opening act, Three Dog Night!!!
Wow...
Mark Dye that's a great story thanks for sharing it
Great Story ! Rob Grill did not forget where he came from and remembered his friends! Very sad that this is NOT the norm in the entertainment and music business today.
Arrogance and conceit is more apparently applied today. But...you get what you give...it may take awhile but it always comes to pass ! Peace..
@@dbrinkm1 you get what you give.. I wish that was always the case
Great fun for you . I love 3 dog night too .
Temptation Eyes one of my old time favorites. I can listen to this all day long. Such a talented and so good looking group.
I loved this song back then, and i still love it today.😊.
I enjoyed growing up to this music
I really miss the good Ole days and the music.🥰❤🎶
I'm 70 I feel the same way...❤
I still listen to this after all these years. Midnight confessions was my wife, my soul. She was going with another guy and they broke up and I got her. We were married 50 years most of years ago. Thank you for the music
Oh my Grassroots. Wonderful band. I.love them forever
51 years later and this song still sounds Grrreat!!!! R.I.P. Rob
Real music, real lyrics...…..love all the Grassroots songs...thanks for the memories! those were the days, miss them
Utter classic. Love this song. The 618 or so who hate this song must be Justin Beaver Bieber fans and the lover of all modern rubbish music
Back in the 70's my boyfriend
and l used to ride around in
the country listening to songs
like this one... "In a 1968 Dodge
Cornet"... Those were the good
old days... Now it is (2019)...
And l still love this kind of
music💞
Great band and great music that will last forever.
I still have this album from decades ago! Dang does time fly!! This whole album is sooo good!! ♪❤♬
What album? The only album this was on was the compilation More Golden Grass.
It was also on their 16 Greatest Hits.
I have the album too. My high school girlfriend and I used to listen to it and make love all afternoon... she had a beautiful kid... we came a lot
One of th best groups ever. Every song was a hit .
10 years old when this was on the radio back then, cool song. Brings me back.
I'm 77 years old and this was some most popular bands ever.There is no better time for Great music than the 50-60-and70'
There's nothing like spending a night with the golden oldies!
Would that be songs or older ladies?? LOL Just kiddin!!
a we dram of both is preferred!
BEST CONCERT I HAVE BEEN IN1969 AT MY COLLEGE IN UTAH AND THEY DID A SOCK HOP FOR US AFTER WARDS SURE MISS THOSE DAYS GREAT VOICES
67 yo. I love the fact that I can understand the words.
Rob is heaven - giving his whole heart to every song he plays/sings!
Got my Radio DJ license back in 1970. Great music back then. Best job I ever had. Miss those days and the music. Temptation Eyes is one of my favorite songs.
It just doesn't get any better than this folks! They were the whole package!!!
Without a doubt, the Grass Roots best song.
You go Grass Roots !!!! Great memories. College days, etc. These dudes could produce the mood.
The best thing about these old videos is for me,it's the first time I have ever seen the musicians that made all these great songs,because there was no MTV,or music videos back then.
Wonderful band. Great music. Everything The Grass Roots did was amazing.
One of the most superbly musical GROUPS & Great SINGING...EVER!!!
I saw a concert in the park in Portland, Oregon, in 1999, with The Grass Roots with Rob along with Mickey Dolenz, and Peter Noonan headlining.
OMG, Rob blew everyone away and I didn’t want them to leave the stage. Hit after hit played and sung to perfection!
The Grass Roots-one of the best bands ever! Nothing like the old/real music.
How lucky were we to have been born in the time the best music ever made was new and fresh
I saw the Grass Roots at a little venue in northern Minnesota. Playing a little bar in the woods with a big log amphitheater. Met a girl there and danced the night away. I remember this song so well from that night. What a memory of a great night and great music. Still go back to that time everytime I hear this song.
One of my favorite old time songs 😎😎😎❤real music 👍🤠💪🎵🎶🎶📻
They pioneered the use of wind and string instruments in dance/rock music back in the day. I can't stop tapping my toes to the beat!
This song brings back so many memories, I love these old songs.
Very underrated band.
One of the best groups in the 70's....I was lucky enough to see them in person.. Great memories...
I'm in love with the grassroots!!! They can pick me up when I'm feeling a little bit down Rock Out Grassroots!!!!!
Hello Rose
Terry Furlong, the guitarist on the farthest right, is my uncle!
That is cool! I have been listening to the Grass Roots since the early 70's
Kameron Furlong excellent guitar!
He was my guitar teacher many years ago! Such an amazing man, so talented, so kind. I miss him!!
I don't believe you as far as I can throw you and you Are on the other side of TH-cam and I can't even reach you..
respek birdman...I'd say, "Don't be an idiot", but it's way too late for that, now isn't it?
Omg love this music. My time younger days
Absolutely love these guys!!! Since 9 years young n still love them at 61😋
It seems like there are no rock and roll musicians any more. It used to be guys playing guitar, a drummer and maybe an organ. Now it's all orchestra and special effects. I miss the era of the Grass Roots. Geat band. Great music. And no auto tune.
Rock-n-Roll Heaven is fuller tonight.
RIP, Rob. You made so many people happy with your music.