This is a very sweet song. No smut or innuendo, just saying how he has loved her, and she doesn't even know he exists. I had that same experience with one of the girls on my block. She was a couple of years older than I was. I finally got the nerve to say hello. Nothing romantic ever became of it, but she turned out to be a wonderful life long friend.
I used to walk to school and sing this song, for my "first love," and it still reminds me of him, and the joy of feeling the sunshine on my shoulders, every time I hear it.
Hey Jamel if you like that you should really try Grease off of the Grease soundtrack and it was written by Barry Gibb but Frankie Valli kills it that's one of my favorite Four Seasons songs but I like who loves you even the Disco version I really love that song and oh what a night December 64 you have to check those out you have to have to. If you like his voice then you got the older stuff like Sherry baby and Walk Like a Man
There's a sad story about this. Franky Valli sang this to his daughter at bedtime. She unfortunately died of a overdose later in her late teens to early twenties. God please hold her to your heart .
I was 18 in 1996. When it was either HardCore Gangsta Rap, Or Grunge / Alternative. But me and my two friends could sing and loved the oldies and accopella songs. And you know what ..... Even the Roughest, toughest Girls we hung out with .... When we would sing those old love songs. They would absolutely melt. LOL. Never Failed. Lol
Just imagine being in Junior high with this song playing everyday. You knew you would think of this song latter in life and think about the ones that got away.
Lisa Ann Barriner, when I was 13 on my first day of JH. For the first time I laid eyes on a beautiful girl named Lisa. My eyes adored her, though I never laid a hand on her. Forty five years later and I still dream about her. This song had just been released that same year.
We had it all back in the day!!! All the best damn music!! And we loved it all!! From the Stones to RUSH to Jethro Tull to Frankie Valli to Harry Chaplin to The Carpenters to Stevie Ray to Jimi Hendrix etc etc etc etc. It didn’t matter if it was sappy, hard rock, metal, sad, happy, sentimental, funny, jazzy, bluesy ...it was everything and we had it all! Glad you get to experience our youth!
It’s Harry Chapin, not Chaplin, but I bet autocorrect did that. And, yes, all the music from the 50’s through the 80’s was amazing. But I particularly love the classic rock of the 60’s and 70’s.
What insane person gave this a thumbs down?! Franki Valli ❤️❤️❤️❤️ One reason I love these reactions is rediscovering all the amazing music I grew up with. I had a lucky generation. The 70s are rich with diversity.
It’s official now... you need to watch “The Jersey Boys” on Netflix. Produced by Clint Eastwood .... fantastic movie and it has all the music in the soundtrack. (Spoiler: You’ll discover a little bit about Joe Pesci)
@@TheDivayenta I agree with you Karen! I saw it 7 times in the West End and loved it. I rushed to the cinema when the film was released and hated it!! I bought the DVD when that came out, to give it another chance, but I had to stop it after half an hour and haven't watched it since! Much better on stage.
There was a time when people respected others and did the right thing because they were raised that way--respect for your parents, your teachers, your public servants, your sweetie and most of all, yourself. Doing the right thing wasn't seen as a weakness; it was a sign of strength and maturity. These songs reflect those days.
This song came out and instantly transported me back to the 60s, the 4th grade and the lovely Norma. She was the first girl I literally loved. We were really close and constantly teased by the other kids. We didn't care. Then...she moved away....broke my heart. Her last day and I was a total jerk. Wherever she is I apologize from the bottom of my heart. I never felt anything like that before.
😂 when you asked if we were floating, I laughed. I just happened at that exact moment to be slow dancing with my very content male cat in my kitchen. Thanks. He really enjoyed the song. 😺
"This is what you all had? No wonder you all have some good head on your shoulders....my goodness". Jamel, you have just cited and pinned point the exact reason why older people are wiser and so mature with love compared to the younger generation of today. I actually feel sorry for the newer generations who I feel will never feel the same feelings to a larger extent compared to the times ago.
@@melindalehan2060 The movie uses the song as a reaction to how he lost his daughters. It was meant to capture his melancholy, but it wasn't about them.
This song reminds me of my first secret crush. I wanted to sing this song to her, but, I was too shy. We both were in 6th grade when this song came out.
Yep,..... in high school my best friend was a girl. I was so in love with her I couldn't see straight, but I never said a word to her.. I knew she saw me a nothing more than a friend so I keep my mouth shut.
😌 Ahhh, remember when a young man (Jr high) had a crush on me and dedicated this song to me, after he walked me home, (5 miles) and I refused to give him a kiss. He still dedicated this song to me😉
What you fail to understand is my mother would’ve skinned me alive if I would’ve kissed him, even on the cheek, also she told me if I kissed a guy I would get pregnant and I believed her! Couldn’t take the chance!
Thank you for all the "goosebumps" with your reaction!!!!!!! Oh my gosh, Frankie would just make us melt and want to be in love, fall in love, it's just love. His voice is dynamite for sure. Thanks!!! My man passed away 10 years and I picture myself holding him tight, but it hurts so much to go back in time. I'm ok, just brings back great memories.
For my mom's 79th birthday, I bought tickets to see Frankie Valli & the (new) Four Seasons. A big bonus was that one of brother's best friends & next door neighbor was one of the Four Seasons. Obviously, she raised me right!
@R W What's a shit film? Jersey Boys? Clint Eastwood directed that. Or are you referring to Buddy Holly? I didn't know they made a new Buddy Holly film. When did they do that?
This song came out when I was just going to start high school(1974). I always wished someone felt that way about me. Still do. Sigh. Yes. this is what we had back then and it was absolutely beautiful. Great song choice Jamel.
@Kenneth: Me, too. Expressed my feelings for the girl l married. Unfortunately I lost her to cancer 5 years later. The song is bittersweet for me to this day. I see her face every time I hear it.
Jamel, after that, I’m sitting here, forcing TH-cam to refresh on my iPad so I can catch the next one as soon as it drops. Keep em coming. As long as new people find and appreciate the old school music, it will never fade out or go out of style. ✌🏽
My song...I was 5th grade he was 6th,he walked me to my street, he was a school safety guard, Didn't see each other for years after school. Met up again as teens , dated , married , still together 48 yrs later... True Story :)
People argue that music doesn't influence you. Your mood sets the rest of your day or helps you make it good or bad. Growing up listening to this kind of music all the time... yes, we were in great moods.. kind, thoughtful, fun and friendly... I miss it.
How about Jim Reeves “He”ll Have To Go”. It’s an oldie, but my mom loved this song and would sing it walking around the house all the time. I’m pretty sure you’ll enjoy it.
Aside from the great performance of Frankie himself, the production value of this song is amazing! I mean you can hear a harp, full orchestra, the guitar, keyboard and drum work is perfectly mixed 👌 just fantastic. Always loved this tune but thanks for reminding just how excellent it is...
Not sure if anyone has mentioned it but Frankie Valli was THE VOICE back in the 60's with the Four Seasons. In the 70's, he went solo and some powerful ballads flowed from this man. You must hear 'Swearin To God' by him...
Back in the day. But now in this day YOU remind those of us who grew up with it and you spread it to a large new audience. You dance like you feel it as we did. Love it and you.
This song makes my cry because of my Daddy. He has Alzheimers but when this song comes on we sing it together word for word. One of his favorite groups....
Jamel, those days we didn't lock our doors, we left our keys in the car....I wish that was the kind of country we still lived in but we are as far away from that as we can get yet some people think that's a good thing. I'm not sure what they are inhaling but its BAD stuff.
@@personalcheeses8073 it is not folly. We left the keys in the car and never locked our doors. Sure there was crime but far and few between! How sad that you cannot have these memories in your heart😪
@@kenperk9854 Well I’m no spring chicken but no way would my parents not lock up the house at night. And I don’t know any other families that didn’t lock up. We didn’t have much materially. But what my parents did have was children that they protected with their lives. Which meant locking the doors and closing the windows
This was a 1974 song written by Bob Crewe and Kenny Nolan. It was originally recorded by The Four Seasons in early 1974. After the Motown label balked at the idea of releasing it, the recording was sold to lead singer Frankie Valli for $4000.
I was fortunate to have grown up in the 60’s. Graduated High School in 1964. THE BEST music, bar none. Still gives me the most wonderful memories. Thank you for appreciating OUR songs!!!❤️🥰
My wife who passed away this year loved this song. Walking on the FL beaches. Great times. She was only 54.
💗
Lord be with you and comfort your heart.
Ahhh sweet
Bless you Mark!
Mark, I’m so sorry for your devastating loss. Keep listening to this song for your beautiful wife. Sending love your way.
Jamal, you are an adorable "old soul" and I get so much pleasure out of listening to the music of my time and watching you enjoy it too!
So do I. He is just genuine
Revisiting these songs with Jamal, I hear them in a whole new way.🥰
Absolutely. I feel young again.
Makes me yearn for the good days. I sure miss them.
he is great ...
“Anybody else floatin’?” Lol. Maybe one of your best reaction lines ever.
I must say I enjoyed "welcome to cloud nine" a lot :)
agreed!
No, to busy crying!.....
CAN YOU IMAGINE BARRY GIBB AND FRANKY VAKLLIE SINGING SOME SONGS TOGETHER, ALL THE WINDOWS IN ANY CITY WOULD EXSPLODE LOL
I married my high school sweetheart. We've been together 39 years and counting.
Same. We've been together since 1984. 😊✌️♥️
How wonderful...
CONGRATULATIONS 🍾🎉
God bless you... May you celebrate many more years together.
This is a very sweet song. No smut or innuendo, just saying how he has loved her, and she doesn't even know he exists. I had that same experience with one of the girls on my block. She was a couple of years older than I was. I finally got the nerve to say hello. Nothing romantic ever became of it, but she turned out to be a wonderful life long friend.
Many of us have had that painful experience of being confined to "the friend zone."
Great story. Thanks for sharing.
Ah, a Lovely story, thank you for sharing that...
Friend zone? Oh, sorry! 😏🤭
I used to walk to school and sing this song, for my "first love," and it still reminds me of him, and the joy of feeling the sunshine on my shoulders, every time I hear it.
"Carried your books from school... Playin' make believe you're married to me..."🎶
Imagine slow dancing at a highschool dance...yes, it was a surreal experience...a privilege.
Being only 18, I can’t say I saw the golden age of this type of music, but I want to see a resurgence.
This is how I feel being 21! Wish I saw the golden age of music. Born in the wrong era!
It's called being a Gentleman ..... but I'm old school.
As am I
Hey Jamel if you like that you should really try Grease off of the Grease soundtrack and it was written by Barry Gibb but Frankie Valli kills it that's one of my favorite Four Seasons songs but I like who loves you even the Disco version I really love that song and oh what a night December 64 you have to check those out you have to have to. If you like his voice then you got the older stuff like Sherry baby and Walk Like a Man
It's a shame that being a gentleman "went out of style"...
Old school here too...
I miss old school manners and kindness 💔
Hey Jamel, Take your wife in your arms and dance her around to this song. She'll feel totally adored.
Thanks for the heads up!
You got that right Sarah! 😍
Great advice! 💕
One of the best slow dance songs
You are the greatest
There's a sad story about this.
Franky Valli sang this to his daughter at bedtime.
She unfortunately died of a overdose later in her late teens to early twenties.
God please hold her to your heart .
Apparently she had a better voice too such a great but sad song
This is one of those songs that the girls loved to hear. An old fashioned romantic love song. I only wish we could go back in time...
I was 18 in 1996. When it was either HardCore Gangsta Rap,
Or Grunge / Alternative.
But me and my two friends could sing and loved the oldies and accopella songs.
And you know what .....
Even the Roughest, toughest Girls we hung out with ....
When we would sing those old love songs.
They would absolutely melt.
LOL. Never Failed. Lol
@@luvmenow33 ~ 👍 Make sense. These older songs are timeless...
Technology and social media killed the days of love letters laced with her perfume …really sucks
@@kalzyoung ~ Social media has taken all the romance & fun out of dating...
Even if for a weekend
Just imagine being in Junior high with this song playing everyday. You knew you would think of this song latter in life and think about the ones that got away.
@ted ritola he already did that one
Sock hops the smell of hairspray and Shalimar, we never knew how great we had it and thought it would never end.
I'm gonna advocate "Wake up little Susie" Everly brothers 50's perfection.
love the Everly's
I favor cathy's clown more for some reason. The vocals have gotten me for over 50 years
Oh yeah! Everly's "Cathys Clown", "All I have to do is dream", "Bye bye love" too!
@@andreadeamon6419 my uncle sang this years ago at my wedding..... cathy in Ohio :-) GREAT MUSIC
@@cathyrichardson8062 im a buckeye also. Cleveland and now south west. Past Dayton - north of Cincinnati
I can feel the yearning in this mans voice, like it’s connected straight to his heart , know what I mean?
Lisa Ann Barriner, when I was 13 on my first day of JH. For the first time I laid eyes on a beautiful girl named Lisa. My eyes adored her, though I never laid a hand on her. Forty five years later and I still dream about her. This song had just been released that same year.
We had it all back in the day!!! All the best damn music!! And we loved it all!! From the Stones to RUSH to Jethro Tull to Frankie Valli to Harry Chaplin to The Carpenters to Stevie Ray to Jimi Hendrix etc etc etc etc. It didn’t matter if it was sappy, hard rock, metal, sad, happy, sentimental, funny, jazzy, bluesy ...it was everything and we had it all! Glad you get to experience our youth!
It’s Harry Chapin, not Chaplin, but I bet autocorrect did that. And, yes, all the music from the 50’s through the 80’s was amazing. But I particularly love the classic rock of the 60’s and 70’s.
What insane person gave this a thumbs down?! Franki Valli ❤️❤️❤️❤️ One reason I love these reactions is rediscovering all the amazing music I grew up with. I had a lucky generation. The 70s are rich with diversity.
Us boomers definitely had the greatest music and musicians.
I will be 60 this year...we had it ALL didn't we.
The same little turds who've made people stop giving their reactions which are one of the main attractions
@@gmans7859 Yes, yes you did. And you have the wisdom to share it with those who wonder if common sense ever existed.
I have the records beautiful music
Rag Doll---Sherry--Walk Like a Man: You have just scratched the surface.
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Sherry was yesterday
Yeah, these are like the big 3 for him, other than later doing the Grease theme song.
Literally no one could sing like Frankie Valli. Even the guy they got to play him in Jersey Boys paled in comparison lol.
We saw him in concert about four years ago. What a show. People in the crowd ranged from teens to 80 plus years old. A great time was had by all.
It's on my Bucket List to see Frankie!!
It’s official now... you need to watch “The Jersey Boys” on Netflix. Produced by Clint Eastwood .... fantastic movie and it has all the music in the soundtrack. (Spoiler: You’ll discover a little bit about Joe Pesci)
It’s a shame they don’t have a DVD of the B’way show - because it’s a million times better than the film. It just cooks and never quits!
@@TheDivayenta I saw it live in Chicago, and it was phenomenal.
Andy Peterson I know- saw it in DC twice and once in Toronto!
@@TheDivayenta I agree with you Karen! I saw it 7 times in the West End and loved it. I rushed to the cinema when the film was released and hated it!! I bought the DVD when that came out, to give it another chance, but I had to stop it after half an hour and haven't watched it since! Much better on stage.
I agree!
"Just My Imagination" by The Temptations is a similar theme.
Love it!
Vote for this! I'm sure he knows it, but I'd still love to see it!
"You Don't Know Me" by Ray Charles also has a similar theme
Yes! Another wonderful song
Yep. Just My Imagination...another goodie
Unrequited love. Anyone in the “friend zone” can relate. I was there once...then I met the man I needed & I don’t regret 16 years of loving my bae.
We grew up to this music. It taught us about life and how we should be.
"This is what y'all had?" YES!!!!!
Before you leave the 70's you must listen to Fifth Dimension "One Less Bell To Answer". The best decade.
Oh yeah, that one deserves a review too
yes,,,One Less Bell...Marilyn Mcoo...amazing vocal performance and you feel every word n emotion!!
Totally agree.
Anything Fifth Dimension is fantastic!
Love that song but also Workin' On A Groovy Thing and Wedding Bell Blues.
Jamal, you’re such a gentleman.
There was a time when people respected others and did the right thing because they were raised that way--respect for your parents, your teachers, your public servants, your sweetie and most of all, yourself. Doing the right thing wasn't seen as a weakness; it was a sign of strength and maturity. These songs reflect those days.
“GOOSEBUMPS.” That’s a job hazard you’re going to be contending with as long as you travel these “backroads” to the ’60’s & ‘70’s.
Enjoy your journey!
Ooh, darlin, your reaction to that first 20 seconds is THE EXACT RIGHT DAMN reaction! 💕
This song came out and instantly transported me back to the 60s, the 4th grade and the lovely Norma. She was the first girl I literally loved. We were really close and constantly teased by the other kids. We didn't care. Then...she moved away....broke my heart. Her last day and I was a total jerk. Wherever she is I apologize from the bottom of my heart. I never felt anything like that before.
😂 when you asked if we were floating, I laughed. I just happened at that exact moment to be slow dancing with my very content male cat in my kitchen. Thanks. He really enjoyed the song. 😺
hi,how are you doing?
This song brings “the feels” for me ♥️
hi,how are you doing?
Try - "Who loves you." by - Frankie Valli and the four seasons.
Yes!! Will be looking forward to that one
That's my favorite!
And he just reacted to “who loves you” Finally! Been waiting for this one
Absolutely
Time stands still when I hear Frankie sing this song. My favorite sice I was a teeny bopper.
The harmonica makes the song even sweeter.This song is timeless.Gives a chilling effect,but in a good way.Puppy love is so nice.
"This is what you all had? No wonder you all have some good head on your shoulders....my goodness". Jamel, you have just cited and pinned point the exact reason why older people are wiser and so mature with love compared to the younger generation of today. I actually feel sorry for the newer generations who I feel will never feel the same feelings to a larger extent compared to the times ago.
i always think of my wife when i hear this still together since the great early 70's
Try "Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye" by The Casinos, and "I Only Have Eyes For You" by The Flamingos, and "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me" by Mel Carter.
Wow those are 3 GREAT ONES!! 👍
Wow, yes all of those are great!!!!
Yes to all these !
BUFFY! Gurrrrl! Those are great songs!!!!
Yes!
Even unfulfilled, it's a beautiful feeling.
Sounds like he's singing about the one who got away.
He probably realized the grass wasn’t greener & he was loved 💜
the movie think its about his daughter
@@melindalehan2060 2 of his daughters died in 1980 this song was made 5 years before
@@melindalehan2060 The movie uses the song as a reaction to how he lost his daughters. It was meant to capture his melancholy, but it wasn't about them.
This song reminds me of my first secret crush. I wanted to sing this song to her, but, I was too shy. We both were in 6th grade when this song came out.
Yep,..... in high school my best friend was a girl. I was so in love with her I couldn't see straight, but I never said a word to her.. I knew she saw me a nothing more than a friend so I keep my mouth shut.
😌 Ahhh, remember when a young man (Jr high) had a crush on me and dedicated this song to me, after he walked me home, (5 miles) and I refused to give him a kiss. He still dedicated this song to me😉
5 miles. Should have kissed his cheek
Christine your wrong and cold
What you fail to understand is my mother would’ve skinned me alive if I would’ve kissed him, even on the cheek, also she told me if I kissed a guy I would get pregnant and I believed her! Couldn’t take the chance!
Thank you for all the "goosebumps" with your reaction!!!!!!! Oh my gosh, Frankie would just make us melt and want to be in love, fall in love, it's just love. His voice is dynamite for sure. Thanks!!! My man passed away 10 years and I picture myself holding him tight, but it hurts so much to go back in time. I'm ok, just brings back great memories.
hi,how are you doing?
Yes, my Dear...this is what we had!
I'm floating reminiscing. Reminiscing another song little River band
I luv this song. Can't get enough of Frankie Valli!
❤👀💙👀❤👀💙👀❤
hi,how are you doing?
Oh my did that bring back memories. My first boyfriend 17 I was 14 used to dedicate this song to me on the radio.
You should be glad I wasn't your father.
This is from back in the day, when a young man was taught to respect women. Such a change from today's standards!
Every fellows got that girl from his youth.. the one that got away.
💔
For my mom's 79th birthday, I bought tickets to see Frankie Valli & the (new) Four Seasons. A big bonus was that one of brother's best friends & next door neighbor was one of the Four Seasons. Obviously, she raised me right!
Jamel, you are a hopeless romantic! Love it!
Frankie Valli's work crossed several decades.
I think old school music has more "stories" to tell than more recent works. Does that make sense?
You’re right, we definitely had some fine music back then.
I suggest that you check out “Heatwave” by Martha and the Vandellas from way back in 1963.
Jamel... you owe it to yourself to watch the movie, "Jersey Boys'... it's all about Frankie and the Four Seasons... a great film.
i'll check it out. watch the new buddy holly story it is better than the first one
Wally Tverstol There’s a new one?? I love the Gary Busey one.
Hazel, director Clint Eastwood.
@@kennethrussell1158 Yes... and Christopher Walken in it too!
@R W What's a shit film? Jersey Boys? Clint Eastwood directed that. Or are you referring to Buddy Holly? I didn't know they made a new Buddy Holly film. When did they do that?
Fall of 74, she was the most beautiful person I'd ever seen. 46 years later I still think of her when i hear this golden oldie.
CLOS ❤️
This song came out when I was just going to start high school(1974). I always wished someone felt that way about me. Still do. Sigh. Yes. this is what we had back then and it was absolutely beautiful. Great song choice Jamel.
My senior year in high school (graduated in 1974)
@Kenneth: Me, too.
Expressed my feelings for the girl l married. Unfortunately I lost her to cancer 5 years later. The song is bittersweet for me to this day. I see her face every time I hear it.
Jamel, after that, I’m sitting here, forcing TH-cam to refresh on my iPad so I can catch the next one as soon as it drops.
Keep em coming.
As long as new people find and appreciate the old school music, it will never fade out or go out of style.
✌🏽
Me too!! I don’t always get the notifications even though I’m set to receive them all, so I’m refreshing my page over and over too! 😂
"Swearin' To God" should be your next Frankie Valli song. It came out a few months after "My Eyes Adored You" was released in 1974.
My song...I was 5th grade he was 6th,he walked me to my street, he was a school safety guard, Didn't see each other for years after school. Met up again as teens , dated , married , still together 48 yrs later... True Story :)
hi,how are you doing over there?
they had some great songs. "Under My Skin" and "Working my way back to You" are two more
Awwww......I love this song! Thank you J. For all you do!! We love our Jamel aka Jamal!!💞🎶🥂🦋😎✌
As I'm watching your reaction, it occurred to me that this is one of those songs that can *really* set the mood for romance.
People argue that music doesn't influence you. Your mood sets the rest of your day or helps you make it good or bad. Growing up listening to this kind of music all the time... yes, we were in great moods.. kind, thoughtful, fun and friendly... I miss it.
Frankie Valli's song for the movie Grease called Grease is the Word is an grovin and uplifting song. Awesome vocals to react too!
Written by Barry Gibb. From one falsetto master to another!
Okay, Jamel. "Walk Like A Man"..."Ragdoll".....💙🌿💚
Hello dear,i hope your fine?
How about Jim Reeves “He”ll Have To Go”. It’s an oldie, but my mom loved this song and would sing it walking around the house all the time. I’m pretty sure you’ll enjoy it.
Jim Reeves beautiful voice
My mom played Danny Boy
one of my very, very favorite songs ☝
THIS. I was just about to suggest this song too. here ya go jamel: th-cam.com/video/bpi8Bek6jdM/w-d-xo.html
Awwww yeah!! My dad loves this one too. 😊✌️
Well then he'd have to get into the 'answer' song by Skeeter Davis. Lol
Aside from the great performance of Frankie himself, the production value of this song is amazing!
I mean you can hear a harp, full orchestra, the guitar, keyboard and drum work is perfectly mixed 👌 just fantastic.
Always loved this tune but thanks for reminding just how excellent it is...
Jamel, when you hear Frankie you know it! Accept no substitutes.
This was my teenage love life. So many was Adored.
YES -- more Four Seasons! I prefer their earlier stuff, but hey, it's a good tune.
He’s a Newarker like me. Use to doo op on the street corners. Simple, fun life.
Not sure if anyone has mentioned it but Frankie Valli was THE VOICE back in the 60's with the Four Seasons. In the 70's, he went solo and some powerful ballads flowed from this man. You must hear 'Swearin To God' by him...
The great Frankie Valli 🔥 Swearin’ to God is another great one
I grew up with this song I’m so happy I love this song so many memories thank you Jamal for reacting to this song 🙋🏻♀️
My parents played this music when I was growing up. I hadn't heard this in YEARS. I got a little teary eyed.
Super Cool! Congratulations!
Back in the day. But now in this day YOU remind those of us who grew up with it and you spread it to a large new audience. You dance like you feel it as we did. Love it and you.
You gotta react to “Dawn (Go Away)” it’s my favorite song by them
I met Frankie Valli in 1991...
Even with his stack heels, he only came up to my shoulder. 😂
And you're 5'3".....lol
big man huh?
@@MrOhmikey nah, I'm just 5'10"... He's about 5'5" including his big hair. 😂
I believe I still have that album. I remember seeing that album cover.
Thank you for bringing Frankie to the masses. Would love to hear your reaction to another Frankie Valli song "The girl I"ll never know" again thanks.
I saw him in concert two years ago.. the man could still sting .. even at 5000 feet above sea level
I’ve seen Frankie Valli several times. Always a great concert.
Oh yeah.. I remember this in 6th grade... carry her books from school... damn
This song makes my cry because of my Daddy. He has Alzheimers but when this song comes on we sing it together word for word. One of his favorite groups....
Loved this group way back "when."
Jamel, those days we didn't lock our doors, we left our keys in the car....I wish that was the kind of country we still lived in but we are as far away from that as we can get yet some people think that's a good thing. I'm not sure what they are inhaling but its BAD stuff.
Very bad stuff😢
Fantasy land. I’m older than you and I know there has always been crime and criminals. To pretend anything other is folly
@@personalcheeses8073 it is not folly. We left the keys in the car and never locked our doors. Sure there was crime but far and few between! How sad that you cannot have these memories in your heart😪
@@personalcheeses8073 not like it is now, mam.
@@kenperk9854 Well I’m no spring chicken but no way would my parents not lock up the house at night. And I don’t know any other families that didn’t lock up. We didn’t have much materially. But what my parents did have was children that they protected with their lives. Which meant locking the doors and closing the windows
This song brings back SO many memories. I was 16 when it came out. An emotional teenage girl.
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Brings back memories of the 70s. Even though I was a young kid , I hold this song dear.
This was a 1974 song written by Bob Crewe and Kenny Nolan. It was originally recorded by The Four Seasons in early 1974. After the Motown label balked at the idea of releasing it, the recording was sold to lead singer Frankie Valli for $4000.
Check out Frankie’s version of “Ain’t That a Shame”
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If you love this song you would love Heatwave always and forever.
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I grew up in the 80s but have always loved this music, STILL DO!❤️
Imagine slow dancing to this with your favorite person. It was sheer heaven.
Such a beautiful song and definitely my favourite song of Frankie Vallie and the four seasons, so sweet and innocent and definitely goose bump stuff!
"Suddenly" Cliff Richard and Olivia Newton John
Oh my goodness! My sister loved Olivia! She had some great songs! I Honestly Love You, Make a Move On Me are some I had to listen to over and over.
@@suckitup10 She has such a great voice, LOVE Cliff Richard as well!
Good recommendation I've always loved that song!
Yessssssss! This song puts me into cardiac arrest everytime.
I don’t know why this song always makes me cry... it’s so beautiful 🥺
Some of your best reactions, “Ladies & Gentlemen, Welcome to Cloud 9” & “Goosebumps! Goosebumps!” 😂👍
Jamal there's been some fabulous music through the decades I love all genres x I love to see you you seem to really enjoy yourself lovely person xx
The jersey boys movie is really good and its based on them u should watch it
I was fortunate to have grown up in the 60’s. Graduated High School in 1964. THE BEST music, bar none. Still gives me the most wonderful memories. Thank you for appreciating OUR songs!!!❤️🥰
My sister that is 2 years older then me loved Frankie Valli. She would sit and listen to his records for hour's. Great voice.