Johnny Gross, I’m watching this time capsule for the first time! In 1966 I was on my first tour of three in Vietnam. Also 67 and 68. Ah yes, meeting interesting Southeast Asian people and killing them from above. The joys of being a Marine Corps fighter pilot flying F4 Phantoms. Over “the friendly skies” on North Vietnam!
Remember this tune wen I was in 3rd grade @ 8 yr old. Listened to WFIL Famous 56 Philadelphia , Pa. Big bad Philly. Like 2 no how many of those young dudes got their invites to President Johnson's Party in NAM ! Lost a relative there mid 3/68, 10 days b-4 my 11th bday. Seen dudes go.there from65-69 . Last one hm by late 71!
It just blows my mind how far this takes me back. I was way too young to dance but loved music.. These kids are getting to be around 70 wow that’s what blows my mind.
I was born 8/6/1966, I just had my 58th birthday. The times have definitely changed. I love watching the dance moves, the hair and clothing styles. The innocence of 1966.
Debbie Brice hello! Can you please tell me where Terry Cooksley is in this video (or any other Bandstand video). I like to keep track of the dancer’s names and I’m not familiar with him. Much appreciated!
Where is he in the video? Were you ever on the show? Please reply if you are able, as it is good to know about the dancers and their lives as regular people.
Herman's hermits one of my favorite 60's bands !!! Peter Noone I had such a crush on him 😍💞 He's on Facebook still looks great his fb is under Herman's hermits !
Although "American Bandstand" wasn't broadcast in color until the fall of 1967, it's my understanding that the new set unveiled in the fall of 1964 was designed so it would look good on color TV as well as in black-and-white.
White and black kids dancing together, something the Buddy Deane Show in Baltimore wouldn't allow. It went off the air in January 1964 as a result. The musical and movie Hairspray is based on the show.
Maybe "American Bandstand"'s Top Ten used something other than the Billboard "Hot 100" charts (i.e. the number of times a current hit song was played on radio) to determine the rankings.
I wonder if any of the young people dancing here have seen themselves now going on 51+ years. I surmise the youngest ones that appear would be 16 or 17 that would make them 67-68 years old. They look so young. But from my perspective in 1966 they looked older to me. Amazing how age(me getting older) changes your perception. Great tune by a good band. Heck Herman(Peter Noone) was not much older than me.
James Russell some of the dancers that were there in the 60’s, have commented on seeing these clips and say they really enjoy seeing them. It’s true, when you are a kid, teenagers do seem so much older, and now we see them as young kids. Thank you for your comment and thanks for watching!
My parents grew up in the swing era. Mom thought The Beatles were great. She also liked The Kinks, Creedence Clearwater Revival - and "Sunshine Of Your Love" by Cream. My father was a staunch Frank Sinatra fan. He couldn't stand The Beatles - until one night he saw Sinatra sing "Yesterday" on TV, and he finally came around. Next thing you know, he bought "The Who Sell Out" on a 4-track cartridge for the family car! I remember the family on summer vacation, driving all over Cape Cod, singing along with The Who.
I think it was 6 episodes. My memory is of going twice, they taped 3 shows a day. We were advised to bring change of wardrobe. I remember being on shows where the guests were Lou Christie, The Kingsmen. Paul Revere and the Raiders, Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels, Chad & Jeremy and Peter&Gordon
Ah, very cool. I’m a big fan of the show. This episode is the one with Paul Revere & the Raiders. I’m not sure how well you know the other kids on the show, but I’ve posted 3 other clips from this episode, including a Rate A Record, a live performance by Ray Peterson and a spotlight dance (to Don’t Mess With Bill by the Marvelettes). You might check them out and see if you see yourself or friends. Happy viewing!
@@sandenewton5029 Hi Sandie Newton, I stumbled on this sight looking to show my grand kids my great music. From 66 to 68 i watched so much that some faces of regulars were familiar.Sorry you weren't one.By golly you were a cutie though lol.How old was you and your friend in this video?I'm only asking because i think i'm 3 to 7 years younger then all the regulars. One more thing i hope you have a great memory to share with your family of that day.
The real #1 that week (according to Billboard’s Hot 100): “My Love” by Petula Clark (no relation to Dick). Sounds Of Silence and We Can Work It Out went back and forth for #1 during January though.
This was probably filmed in January of 1966. Also, they might've used "Record World" or "Cashbox" as sources. Don't forget to take into account that it might be a survey taken by the audience on what national songs they preferred.
@@debbiebrice3218 waw. OMG, Accident . I am sure that he could have succeed in profesional dancing, he had what is needed. Only if he had lived longer... So unfair.
Surprised that "A Must To Avoid" hit Number One. I had always thought it peaked in the Top Five, but not at Number One. Great song from that era, though!
Terry Cooksley, 0.36 in tape. First few seconds, blondish, jacket & tie with Debby Sewell in animal print. Also at very end walking off floor looking straight toward camera.
Wow! I just looked up Terry Cooksley out of curiosity about his accident. No idea if it's the same young man, but a 18 year old Terrance Cooksley was interviewed in NYC in 1969 as part of a major! homicide in L.A. that year. It sounds like he left L.A. to get away from a bad scene.
It's interesting that some of the songs in the Top 10 never made it that high on the Billboard charts. You see that a lot in the Top 10 countdowns in other weeks as well. Nevertheless, a lot of great music!
Maybe American Bandstand used the charts from Cashbox or Record World. Probably they went by what was popular in Los Angles, seeing how it's an entertainment capital.
Stevie G And when Casey Kasem started American Top 40 in 1970, the countdown was first based off the Billboard Hot 100 before they switched to another source.
I'm curious about #9, Zorba The Greek... Anyone here familiar with that song? I've never heard of it, but I'm going to find it here on YT and give it a listen.
Does anyone know what that drape at the back of the set is covering, if anything? You see it behind the dancers briefly at about 1:04, then again when the camera is panning the crowd starting at about 1:38 at the back right of the screen....
another great video... a few kids my age, most look older, fashions are great...there was so much happening then....I suspect the teens of today will also look back with fondness. so what if Cardi B was caught up in a brawl. she's sassy and talented.
YouCanDanceToit! You mentioned Maureen Cohen @ 1:46. Is she the third dancer on AB with the same name. She doesn't look like the other two, so I'm guessing she must be.
@Brian ; Sullivan, I know of 2 Maureen Cohens that were on the show at about the same time but not sure about a 3rd. Both “Maureens” were on the show around ‘66-‘67. ABdancers nicely documented both of them in his montages here: th-cam.com/video/lGuJf2At_Fc/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/eZ44dNHBlnY/w-d-xo.html If you found a 3rd Maureen Cohen I’d love to see a link. That would be quite a coincidence.
I just watched both video links you listed of the two Maureen Cohen girls, but to me neither one looks like the M.C. in this AB clip. Could she have changed her appearance that much in such a short time?
@@YCDTI Aaron, the girl you identified as Maureen Cohen at 1:46 of this clip has identified herself as Pat Riddy (Reity)? in other videos. One was a roll call and the other was a spotlight dance.
@@paulclough8541 yeah, you are correct. I think I’ve heard her say Pat Reddy (Spotlight Dance - My World Is Empty Without You”) or something like that in those clips you reference. Definitely not Maureen Cohen though. My only excuse is that I posted this 5+ years ago, before I really knew the dancers. Thank you for the correction. Here is who I mistook her for: th-cam.com/video/mjtu4QOQ0SQ/w-d-xo.html
Dear Precious One, during your moments of prayer, at times you may wonder "is He listening?" "Sometimes it feels as if God isn’t listening to me.” Those words, from a woman who tried to stay strong in her walk with God while coping with an alcoholic husband, echo the heartcry of many believers. For many years, she asked God to change her husband. Yet it never happened. So what are we to think when we repeatedly ask God for something good-something that could easily glorify Him-but the answer doesn’t come? Is He listening or not? Well let's look at the life of our Savior Jesus Christ. In the garden of Gethsemane, He agonized for hours in prayer, pouring out His heart and pleading, “Let this cup pass from Me” (Matt. 26 : 39 nkjv). But the Father’s answer was clearly “No.” To provide salvation, God had to send Jesus to die on the cross. Even though Jesus felt as if His Father had forsaken Him, He prayed intensely and passionately because He trusted that God was listening. When we pray, we may not see how God is working or understand how He will bring good through it all. So we have to trust Him. We relinquish our rights and let God do what is best. We must leave the unknowable to the all-knowing One. Trust in the TRUTH that He is listening and working things out in our lives in His way....which will ALWAYS be the best way. Begin your life of trusting in The Lord by first acknowledging that you are a sinner in need of our Savior. Welcome the righteousness of Jesus Christ into your life. Receive grace through faith by believing in Jesus Christ and what He did on the cross. His death, burial and resurrection. You will then be secured and justified in salvation. You will be rewarded greatly and your life will be forever changed! God bless you in the Glorious name of Jesus Christ our Lord and our Savior.❤️❤️❤️ Please find comfort and joy in praying the following prayer with me. Dear Lord Jesus, we don’t need to know the reason our prayers sometimes go unanswered. Help us just to wait for Your time, because You are good. We know that when we bend our knees to pray, You bend Your ears to listen, and we thank You so much for that. We honor You, we glorify You, we worship You and we thank You. This we pray in Your Mighty name, Jesus The Christ, Amen.
Msdogooder you took the words out of my. I fell head over heels when this song was #1,but I never could connect with her 1966, thru all the years after that,till 1992 when I finally told her how I had felt about her, she later told me she cried all the way home. The good thing about this is that I saved her from her abusive idiot husband.As for me GOD gave me an Angel for a wife been married since 1974. GOD knows what he is doing Thank You GOD thank you LORD JESUS CHRIST and thank you HOLY SPIRIT.
Hello Robert Mendez, hallelujah! To Father God be all of the glory, thank you so much my brother in Christ Jesus for sharing your beautiful testimony with us. May Father God, through Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior and the Holy Spirit, continue to bless you and your family with infinite blessings. 😊🙏❤️
these kids actually looked happy, no cell phones, no PC's, 3 channels on one tv in the house
WE were. Didn't need that poop.
I had four tv chanels.😊
I WAS 14 YEARS OLD.....TIME PASSES SO QUICKLY.....CHERISH EVERY MOMENT !
So great! All the different ethnicity and everyone is dressed nice, smiling and having a good time together! This is the way the USA should be now!
I saw this broadcast at my Grandma's house. Love that song.
My heart still lives in the mid-60’s! The music, fashion, the great tv shows, and a simpler way of life!
MINE, TOO !!!!!!
Watching these old videos so much better than what is on TV.
who would of thought I'd be watching this 50 years later, and enjoying it!
I remember saying to myself years ago " I wish there was some way to watch reruns of the bands that were on Ed Sullivan....
Johnny Gross, I’m watching this time capsule for the first time! In 1966 I was on my first tour of three in Vietnam. Also 67 and 68. Ah yes, meeting interesting Southeast Asian people and killing them from above. The joys of being a Marine Corps fighter pilot flying F4 Phantoms. Over “the friendly skies” on North Vietnam!
@Art Tafil I stand with you , thank you for your service ,
Wow...seemed like such a happier and fun time back then...a lot more innocent. : )
it was way better / healthier
Till the drugs started taking over.
happier too
IT WAS WAAAAAAAY BETTER!!! 😁😊🤗😎
Both political parties had much the same goals then,differing only in method of achieving such.Now scoundrels have taken over both parties.
American Bandstand from the Mid 60s. Beautiful ❤️
Remember this tune wen I was in 3rd grade @ 8 yr old. Listened to WFIL Famous 56 Philadelphia , Pa. Big bad Philly. Like 2 no how many of those young dudes got their invites to President Johnson's Party in NAM !
Lost a relative there mid 3/68, 10 days b-4 my 11th bday. Seen dudes go.there from65-69 . Last one hm
by late 71!
It just blows my mind how far this takes me back. I was way too young to dance but loved music.. These kids are getting to be around 70 wow that’s what blows my mind.
So glorious to be young, but we did not know that. So joyous yet so sad. Youth is wasted on the young! So true.
I was born 8/6/1966, I just had my 58th birthday. The times have definitely changed. I love watching the dance moves, the hair and clothing styles. The innocence of 1966.
I saw Herman's Hermits in concert sing this song in 1967
Amazing song!
So love these old clips. Love seeing Terry Cooksley. So sad he died in '69, such a cutie and good dancer.
Debbie Brice hello! Can you please tell me where Terry Cooksley is in this video (or any other Bandstand video). I like to keep track of the dancer’s names and I’m not familiar with him. Much appreciated!
Where is he in the video? Were you ever on the show? Please reply if you are able, as it is good to know about the dancers and their lives as regular people.
He's at .35, didn't know he died in '69. Went to Los Altos High School with him and he was in few of my classes, lm sorry to hear that.
I
Would
Have rather lived in this time period with this amazing music than growing up in todays time
same age as me '' good times . i liked dancing . thanks .
to date, this is my absolute favourite clip of yours. the immediacy of this song, the dancers rushing the floor: brilliant! cheers!
Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed it builttrainer.
Yaaaay,the original AND the best...👍👍🏴
Herman's hermits one of my favorite 60's bands !!! Peter Noone I had such a crush on him 😍💞 He's on Facebook still looks great his fb is under Herman's hermits !
Great song. Has 1966 written all over it!
These videos make me smile and yearn for simpler times 💖
I love this song and video footage!!
Me,and my big sister Jo Ann use to watch this in east Nashville TN
Same here. Nostalgia can be a good thing. So keep on dancing.
I was a teenager in the 60s and holy shit did I really look like that? Lol!
Dancers are having a good time with this song. Singing along and most are smiling and laughing. Dig the cat wearing sandals 1:20
I came home from overseas and I refused to buy a TV. I don’t miss it all! 😅
The boys always had neck ties, and the girls always wore dresses. We thought nothing of it because that’s how we thought we were supposed to dress.
Although "American Bandstand" wasn't broadcast in color until the fall of 1967, it's my understanding that the new set unveiled in the fall of 1964 was designed so it would look good on color TV as well as in black-and-white.
This must have been from a telecast in February 1966.
Love that song!
I was born this year. How times have changed.
I was born in '66, too!
For the longest time, I thought they were singing "She's a masculine boy."
that's what it sounds like to me too
For a while, I myself couldn't make out the words.
White and black kids dancing together, something the Buddy Deane Show in Baltimore wouldn't allow. It went off the air in January 1964 as a result. The musical and movie Hairspray is based on the show.
There is also an Asian girl there at 0:50
Thinking about myself long times ago during the happy times❤️
Maybe "American Bandstand"'s Top Ten used something other than the Billboard "Hot 100" charts (i.e. the number of times a current hit song was played on radio) to determine the rankings.
Any more from the 1965-66 season of American Bandstand any time soon?
If I hear one more song on these clips that I don't remember, I'm going to turn in my '60's badge.
Love watching this on Saterdays
I was 11 in 66 & heavily into music but i don't remember this song. But then the Beatles.
Same age here ! There were so many good groups back then but seems like the Beatles just pushed everyone aside.
I live these vids
I wonder if any of the young people dancing here have seen themselves now going on 51+ years. I surmise the youngest ones that appear would be 16 or 17 that would make them 67-68 years old. They look so young. But from my perspective in 1966 they looked older to me. Amazing how age(me getting older) changes your perception. Great tune by a good band. Heck Herman(Peter Noone) was not much older than me.
James Russell some of the dancers that were there in the 60’s, have commented on seeing these clips and say they really enjoy seeing them.
It’s true, when you are a kid, teenagers do seem so much older, and now we see them as young kids. Thank you for your comment and thanks for watching!
My parents grew up in the swing era. Mom thought The Beatles were great. She also liked The Kinks, Creedence Clearwater Revival - and "Sunshine Of Your Love" by Cream. My father was a staunch Frank Sinatra fan. He couldn't stand The Beatles - until one night he saw Sinatra sing "Yesterday" on TV, and he finally came around. Next thing you know, he bought "The Who Sell Out" on a 4-track cartridge for the family car! I remember the family on summer vacation, driving all over Cape Cod, singing along with The Who.
Yes, my de-generation.
Most are probably slapping in their false teeth, strapping on a Depends, and heading to the senior center to break a hip dancing to dreck like this
Crazy to see this ! That's me and my pal Fred at 0:47.
Hi Sande NEWTON! Thanks for stopping by. Did you dance in many Bandstand episodes or just this one?
I think it was 6 episodes. My memory is of going twice, they taped 3 shows a day. We were advised to bring change of wardrobe. I remember being on shows where the guests were Lou Christie, The Kingsmen. Paul Revere and the Raiders, Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels, Chad & Jeremy and Peter&Gordon
Ah, very cool. I’m a big fan of the show. This episode is the one with Paul Revere & the Raiders. I’m not sure how well you know the other kids on the show, but I’ve posted 3 other clips from this episode, including a Rate A Record, a live performance by Ray Peterson and a spotlight dance (to Don’t Mess With Bill by the Marvelettes). You might check them out and see if you see yourself or friends. Happy viewing!
@@sandenewton5029 Hi Sandie Newton, I stumbled on this sight looking to show my grand kids my great music. From 66 to 68 i watched so much that some faces of regulars were familiar.Sorry you weren't one.By golly you were a cutie though lol.How old was you and your friend in this video?I'm only asking because i think i'm 3 to 7 years younger then all the regulars. One more thing i hope you have a great memory to share with your family of that day.
I have a video tribute to you on my page. So far I have 264 girls ided
Back when the song came out, everyone thought they were singing, "She's a muscular boy - a complete impossibility."
😂😂😂
The real #1 that week (according to Billboard’s Hot 100): “My Love” by Petula Clark (no relation to Dick).
Sounds Of Silence and We Can Work It Out went back and forth for #1 during January though.
This was probably filmed in January of 1966. Also, they might've used "Record World" or "Cashbox" as sources. Don't forget to take into account that it might be a survey taken by the audience on what national songs they preferred.
THE YOUNG LADY. AT 1.45 IS A. CUTIE !
actually, the one a few seconds later, at the bottom of the screen, who eventually makes a 'funny face', is cuter. Anyone know her name?
Hey, I'm dancing with the older chicks 0:35
The kid with the coat and tie at :33 is really into the song.
That is Terry Cooksley
@@debbiebrice3218 What Happened to him?
@@YURILENA72 he died, fell out a window in New York I remember hearing in like 1969
@@debbiebrice3218 waw. OMG, Accident . I am sure that he could have succeed in profesional dancing, he had what is needed. Only if he had lived longer... So unfair.
The kids in this clip look younger than I remember from Bandstand in the 70's.
Surprised that "A Must To Avoid" hit Number One.
I had always thought it peaked in the Top Five, but not at Number One.
Great song from that era, though!
It was only Number One on the "Bandstand" charts, I think the Number One song that week was "We Can Work It Out" by The Beatles.
One of my favorite songs from the Hermits.
Terry Cooksley, 0.36 in tape. First few seconds, blondish, jacket & tie with Debby Sewell in animal print. Also at very end walking off floor looking straight toward camera.
Debbie Brice very good. I’ve wondered what his name was for a long time as he is in several clips in ‘66. Thank you!
Also on Shebang
@@debbiebrice3218 is the kid in minute 4:38?? th-cam.com/video/h99TqCD_j6Q/w-d-xo.html
Wow! I just looked up Terry Cooksley out of curiosity about his accident. No idea if it's the same young man, but a 18 year old Terrance Cooksley was interviewed in NYC in 1969 as part of a major! homicide in L.A. that year. It sounds like he left L.A. to get away from a bad scene.
@@gretagarbo9788 I heard TC fell out of a window in NYC. Not sure if true or not.
These kids look self conscious and uncomfortable I wonder if it's the fact that the camera is looking at them?.
.027 Becky Van Voorhees, 1.26 Anita Prince and 2.16 Grady Branch, Anita and famous.
Great lookin kids…
what was the dance a small group are doing...about 2:13...they jump down to the floor..? you can see them in spots during the song...
Innocence Of growing up in America
Too bad we can't go back in time and start all over again.
The girls were sure cute in the video
Girls were so beautiful then.. no tatted blue haired lard asses!
i had a girlfriend once who looked like judith and everytime I watch this it makes me think of her.
It's interesting that some of the songs in the Top 10 never made it that high on the Billboard charts. You see that a lot in the Top 10 countdowns in other weeks as well. Nevertheless, a lot of great music!
Maybe American Bandstand used the charts from Cashbox or Record World. Probably they went by what was popular in Los Angles, seeing how it's an entertainment capital.
Stevie G And when Casey Kasem started American Top 40 in 1970, the countdown was first based off the Billboard Hot 100 before they switched to another source.
The girl making faces at the camera tho lol!
Never knew what the words were..lol
I'm curious about #9, Zorba The Greek... Anyone here familiar with that song? I've never heard of it, but I'm going to find it here on YT and give it a listen.
th-cam.com/video/FtOyg7Y6MvQ/w-d-xo.html
It’s an instrumental.
Does anyone know what that drape at the back of the set is covering, if anything? You see it behind the dancers briefly at about 1:04, then again when the camera is panning the crowd starting at about 1:38 at the back right of the screen....
@edgetaker I believe that drape is located on the stage where the guest band performs. It could be covering their instruments and background set up.
Since he passed away a couple of weeks ago, do you have a clip of them dancing to Len Barry's "Like A Baby"?
another great video... a few kids my age, most look older, fashions are great...there was so much happening then....I suspect the teens of today will also look back with fondness. so what if Cardi B was caught up in a brawl. she's sassy and talented.
These kids are old now like me.Age 75.
Cool...
What's the air date of this clip? I'm guessing it's at the tail end of 65/start of 66.
Early 1966
The caption indicates Feb. 5, 1966.
YouCanDanceToit! You mentioned Maureen Cohen @ 1:46. Is she the third dancer on AB with the same name. She doesn't look like the other two, so I'm guessing she must be.
@Brian ; Sullivan, I know of 2 Maureen Cohens that were on the show at about the same time but not sure about a 3rd. Both “Maureens” were on the show around ‘66-‘67. ABdancers nicely documented both of them in his montages here:
th-cam.com/video/lGuJf2At_Fc/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/eZ44dNHBlnY/w-d-xo.html
If you found a 3rd Maureen Cohen I’d love to see a link. That would be quite a coincidence.
I just watched both video links you listed of the two Maureen Cohen girls, but to me neither one looks like the M.C. in this AB clip. Could she have changed her appearance that much in such a short time?
@@YCDTI Aaron, the girl you identified as Maureen Cohen at 1:46 of this clip has identified herself as Pat Riddy (Reity)? in other videos. One was a roll call and the other was a spotlight dance.
@@paulclough8541 yeah, you are correct. I think I’ve heard her say Pat Reddy (Spotlight Dance - My World Is Empty Without You”) or something like that in those clips you reference. Definitely not Maureen Cohen though. My only excuse is that I posted this 5+ years ago, before I really knew the dancers. Thank you for the correction.
Here is who I mistook her for:
th-cam.com/video/mjtu4QOQ0SQ/w-d-xo.html
@@YCDTI So, you mistook her for the “Other” Maureen Cohen and not “That” Maureen Cohen. 😀
Wade hi
My birthday next month hi
I'm working on my time machine if anyone wants to join me .
i barely remember...
Dear Precious One, during your moments of prayer, at times you may wonder "is He listening?" "Sometimes it feels as if God isn’t listening to me.” Those words, from a woman who tried to stay strong in her walk with God while coping with an alcoholic husband, echo the heartcry of many believers. For many years, she asked God to change her husband. Yet it never happened.
So what are we to think when we repeatedly ask God for something good-something that could easily glorify Him-but the answer doesn’t come? Is He listening or not?
Well let's look at the life of our Savior Jesus Christ. In the garden of Gethsemane, He agonized for hours in prayer, pouring out His heart and pleading, “Let this cup pass from Me” (Matt. 26 : 39 nkjv). But the Father’s answer was clearly “No.” To provide salvation, God had to send Jesus to die on the cross. Even though Jesus felt as if His Father had forsaken Him, He prayed intensely and passionately because He trusted that God was listening.
When we pray, we may not see how God is working or understand how He will bring good through it all. So we have to trust Him. We relinquish our rights and let God do what is best. We must leave the unknowable to the all-knowing One. Trust in the TRUTH that He is listening and working things out in our lives in His way....which will ALWAYS be the best way. Begin your life of trusting in The Lord by first acknowledging that you are a sinner in need of our Savior. Welcome the righteousness of Jesus Christ into your life. Receive grace through faith by believing in Jesus Christ and what He did on the cross. His death, burial and resurrection. You will then be secured and justified in salvation. You will be rewarded greatly and your life will be forever changed! God bless you in the Glorious name of Jesus Christ our Lord and our Savior.❤️❤️❤️
Please find comfort and joy in praying the following prayer with me. Dear Lord Jesus, we don’t need to know the reason our prayers sometimes go unanswered. Help us just to wait for Your time, because You are good. We know that when we bend our knees to pray, You bend Your ears to listen, and we thank You so much for that. We honor You, we glorify You, we worship You and we thank You. This we pray in Your Mighty name, Jesus The Christ, Amen.
msdogooder Completely inappropriate use of a comments section. Blatant evangelical Propaganda...shame on you
FRANKSNAKE71 may you have peace, love, joy, wisdom and truth in the Glorious name of Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior. 😊🙏❤️
Msdogooder you took the words out of my. I fell head over heels when this song was #1,but I never could connect with her 1966, thru all the years after that,till 1992 when I finally told her how I had felt about her, she later told me she cried all the way home. The good thing about this is that I saved her from her abusive idiot husband.As for me GOD gave me an Angel for a wife been married since 1974. GOD knows what he is doing Thank You GOD thank you LORD JESUS CHRIST and thank you HOLY SPIRIT.
Hello Robert Mendez, hallelujah! To Father God be all of the glory, thank you so much my brother in Christ Jesus for sharing your beautiful testimony with us. May Father God, through Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior and the Holy Spirit, continue to bless you and your family with infinite blessings. 😊🙏❤️
Peter is a very rude man, especially to a person who just had a Stroke.
There not 6 feet aprt
What were the weird Asians doing?
They were just FANTASTIC