I agree with you. The songs back then were better. My dad always played those oldies. I listen to everything but when i go back and listen to those old songs like this one it just touches me. Brings me back memories when my mom and dad were alive.
I feel the same way! I've loved & listened to the Righteous Brothers all of my life. I remember singing to the radio when this song came out; I was in 10th grade and had The Biggest crush on Bill, lol!🥰 I actually went to the same high school as he did, Santa Ana High in Calif.(Not the same graduating class, of course😉)
I agree with you and I have noticed that todays music is missing the things that is absolutely needed in music the heart and soul of music and the vocals back then were just pure perfection without any auto tuning. I may be bias because I was born in 62 and the music was and still is amazing. It’s also missing the great stories in songs. I really love your reactions thank you.
Back in the day there were no computers or filters. Artists had to learn their craft. I think their is room for it all though. I think their are still some artists out there who still focus on learning their craft while using the tools now available to them. Ultimately cream does rise. That said revisiting these songs has made me realize that we now have a serious shortage of deep passionate love songs.
Yeah, it’s schmaltzy, it makes me cry. Not all of us are sophisticated. It’s a great piece of music, regardless of the lyrics, and the arrangement is perfection. Is that The Wrecking Crew, I wonder?
Hey now! You do have an "Old Soul" and know good music, You can pick almost any R & R tune from the 60's and 70's and have a good feeling about. Hang on and enjoy the trip! The The White Rabbit will lead you to Music Wonderland. It's a "Journey to the Center of Your Mind" (By the Amboy Dukes BTW).
Someone uploaded a 2019 version that I found yesterday. It's Bobby and Bill singing and in between verses is a Pic tribute to our lost musicians from 2019. It's beautiful!
Grand song!! Jim Morrison, Janice Joplin, Jim Croce, Jimi Hendrix, Otis Redding, Bobby Darin,Bobby Hatfeild( the other Righteous Brother), John Lennon,Elvis Presley,Karen Carpenter, Mama Cass,Papa John,Papa Dani,Harry Chapman,John Denver,George Harrison,Dennis Wilson,Carl Wilson of the Beach Boys and so many more i can't mention them all. We still love you, we miss you,we need you all back again.they died giving Rock n Roll to you and the world is a much more colder place without them. Rest in Peace.
I hope I make it to heaven cause I can't wait to hear the music. I want to play with them. True story I played lead oh George Jones he stopped Loving her today
Awesome song as are The Righteous Brothers. That song actually brings tears to my eyes when they sing of all the great superstars of RockNRoll that have passed. Thanks for playing it.
This was done in 1974. The song was given to a band. But it was not a hit. But when the Righteous Brothers did it in 1974. It was a hit. It went up to number 3 on the bill board charts.
I grew up in the 70s and it was outrageous!! We had the best music. It was a great time for growing up, blue jeans, tank tops and flip flops and great music abd good times.
I qgree. I would.love to hear our real legends i` heaven, many unbelievable players of true substance. Late 70s and most certainly before. I'm a proud kid born in themid 50s. So I was a very lucky soul to hear and live this music. I miss it.
I have a line from this song tattooed on my shoulder, as part of a memorial tattoo to my lifelong best friend who always lived for music (and made me get on stage playing backup guitar on open mic nights when I would visit). Love you, my friend Jay. Life is just a one night stand.
I agree with what you said about today's music. I listen to all music I know I might sound corny but music I grew up with spoke like us ladies were gold and spoke of love and treating us with respect to win our hearts even disco and rock ballads didn't put us ladies in only for" sex catorigies " all music was pure no autotune, or computers to make people sound better
Listen to abraham , Martin, John, a song we could all use today I wish more people would listen to songs of the past alot of songs had messages that still are important today
They were amazing 20 years from third ,1st hit and they have us another great song they were made for music and music was made for them live your vibe thanks for the reaction
Rock 'n' roll heaven was originally recorded by Sonny Geraci and the band Climax. Sonny and Climax also did the song Precious and Few. Sonny was the lead singer for the group the Outsiders and they did Time won't let me. When the Righteous Brothers got back together this is the first song they released.
Holy Disco Vibes, Batman!!! The Joker is going to use a mirror ball to turn the city's water supply into Afro Sheen. These guys always have been, and always will be the epitome of greatness.
You did it again. You always have a great reaction. The Righteous Brothers always seems to put a smile on your face. I agree today’s music is not even close. After we lost Whitney Houston, there’s not much left.
Bobby joined that band in 2003. On his gravestone it says “I you believe in forever, then life is just a one night stand”. When Bill sings it now he ends with “Bobby’s got a helluva band!”
I have always said I'm sad for the those that didn't get to live this music era! I actually wish I had been born just a little bit earlier. But I got to grow up with listening & watching Elvis. Thank God for that!
It's funny that you say that because my 34yo daughter sat and watched a couple of the Righteous Brothers videos on this channel a few days ago. She'd never heard of them, but after she finished watching and listening to the songs she told me she'd been born into the "wrong" generation. LOL, I could tell she was as impressed with them as I've always been.
The song mentions: Jimi Hendrix (11-27-1942 / 9-18-1970) Janis Joplin (1-19-1943 / 10-4-1970) Otis Redding (9-9-1941 / 12-10-1967) Jim Morrison (12-8-1943 / 7-3-1971) Jim Croce (1-10-1943 / 9-20-1973) Bobby Darin (5-14-1936 / 12-20-1973) But it barely scratches the surface...
You don't have to apologize for saying today's music sucks...you never have to apologize for being RIGHT! There are still artists from the 60s and 70s out there performing AND recording, you just have to find them. The Righteous Brothers recorded an updated version of this song when they reunited in the 80s, including some of the artists that had passed on after the original version (including Elvis of course). I got to see them perform live a couple of times when I lived in Vegas in the mid-90s. They did an even further updated version live in those shows. It was quite emotional. Sadly, no one in the audience realized that Brother Bobby would be joining that heavenly band just a few years later. For me, the idea of the perfect eternal afterlife would be having a forever ticket to that show!
Love love LOVE this song.... along with George Jones' "Who's going to fill their shoes." Same sentiment but from the Country genre. This is a great video to get artists to react to. Take your pick and hang on... it's a roller coaster ride you'll never forget!
Hi, Jayy; Thomas here. I have a true story concerning this song: The opening line of this song was the last thing I ever said to my brother alive. Back in 1970, he was the guitarist for The Buddy Miles Band. That year, he did live shows with Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, and Jim Morrison; Buddy used to play drums for Otis Redding. My brother died of cancer back in 2019. I showed up at his deathbed the day before he died, and started singing to him, and reading from the Gospel to him (1 John). By my side at the time was my earliest childhood friend, Jonathan: Back in 1984, he was working for Prince when he made his 'Purple Rain' album. 35 years later, he showed up at my brother's deathbed. That was the last thing I said to him alive: "If you believe in forever, then life is just a one-night stand. If there's a rock n roll heaven; you know they've go a helluva band." At that point, he reached up and pulled me to him and said-'Tommy, I love you'-and we both started crying. Jayy, my brother also performed live at Jimi Hendrix's funeral, right after the service! True story.
@@mjsmcd Charlie Karp. He not only played guitar in Buddy Miles' band, but he wrote "I Still Love You, Anyway" for Buddy's "Them Changes" album. They did live shows with Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, and Jim Morrison (also The Grateful Dead among others). One of the last things I said to him alive was the opening line to "Rock N Roll Heaven", and then I started crying. He reached up and grabbed my hand. "I Still Love You, Anyway" was about a breakup with an old girlfriend. She showed up the next day and was actually with him when he died (she started crying, too, of course). She had never fallen out of love with him.
This is my all time favorite Rightious Brothers song! It's true too...."If there's a Rock N' Roll Heaven, well you know they've got a hell of a band". There's a newer version of the song...not performed by them i don't believe. That version includes one or two other rock stars that died since the original came out. In that version is mentioned, of course Elvis, Kurt Cobain...or at least Cobain is pictured in that video. It's pretty much the same sing except they mention "Elvis in the house again..." Great great song!
I do believe life IS just a one night stand ! And I plan to have a front row seat lol. Loved this song since it came out and I'm stoked that someone finally reacted to it, great job dear that was awesome...♡
Good morning great reaction. This song is sort of a tribute to rock stars from the past like Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Bobby Darin Janis Joplin and others... again I liked your reaction... you be well and have a great day I am a new subscriber
You were born in the wrong decade like me lol. If I couldn't have my life now back then, I'm happy where I am. The feeling still lives in my mind tho lol
That was a great choice. You totally caught me by surprise. I had forgot'n about it. Nice to hear it again. As always, sending you much Love and Blessings sweet Jayy , till next time
Bill medley still sings with his sweet baritone voice check out the dirty dancing soundtrack and the song I have the time of my life, sadly Bobby hartfield pass away in 2003
I can imagune you in Rock N' Roll Heaven...amongst the likes of Elvis, Johnny Cash, Jimmi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Kurt Cobain and the like. I'm picturing it now....it would be just like that scene in the Movie Wayne's World where they're back stage with their favorite musicinas....they're down on theor knees bowing down repeatedly and stating "We're not worthy! We're not worthy!". Lol that would be you to Elvis or Johnny Cash in Rock N Roll Heaven. Lol "You're worthy, You're worthy...get up." Yup...that'd be you Miss. Jayy. 😎
I agree with you about the music today, twice just recently two guys were in their cars with the, windows rolled down, the most filthiest foul language rap music was playing with the volume turned up real loud, everybody was looking at each other shaking their heads, where has our class and respect gone to
If you want to get emotional, listen to Bill sing The California Goodbye. It's a tribute to Bobby from the album Damn Near Righteous. It was the first recording he made 4 years after Bobby's death. 💔💪 No video. Audio only. Brings me to tears every time.
The difference that you're trying to say I'll help you a little bit it's not so much that the newer music really sucks but when you're used to music that touches your very soul like it did in the 50 60 70s and 80s and then you listen to the music that's more modern to today it's it doesn't touch you in the soul the same way that the older music did because they were singing from their soul and that made the music so much better and made it able to touch the soul of everyone why do you think so many people got along back then because music everybody it didn't matter who made the music music that good everybody wants to listen to and everybody wants to be a part of and that's the whole thing great music will always live on because great music is music that touches the soul and connects you to it in a way that makes you a part of it forever.
Passed away Singers was living in Rock and roll heaven was came out John Denver is alive Marvin Gaye is alive Michael Jackson is alive Roy Orbison was alive
Please view The Stylistics song : You Make Me Feel Brand New.Great soul group of my era. Other great songs by them include : I'm Stoned In Love With You, Let's Put it All Together and many others. I was very fortunate to have been around to experience the great Rock N Roll songs of the late 50's, 60's, 70's , and 80's. My favorite being late 50's to 70's.
There will never be another Bobby Hatfield 😢!
I agree with you. The songs back then were better. My dad always played those oldies. I listen to everything but when i go back and listen to those old songs like this one it just touches me. Brings me back memories when my mom and dad were alive.
I have been a Righteous bros., fan for 50 years, it does my heart good to see young people discover such a great talent.
I feel the same way! I've loved & listened to the Righteous Brothers all of my life. I remember singing to the radio when this song came out; I was in 10th grade and had The Biggest crush on Bill, lol!🥰
I actually went to the same high school as he did, Santa Ana High in Calif.(Not the same graduating class, of course😉)
@robinmcintyre3472 have you ever met the legendary Righteous Brothers?
I agree with you and I have noticed that todays music is missing the things that is absolutely needed in music the heart and soul of music and the vocals back then were just pure perfection without any auto tuning. I may be bias because I was born in 62 and the music was and still is amazing. It’s also missing the great stories in songs. I really love your reactions thank you.
Rock'nRoll Heaven is standing room only now. God, we've lost so many greats, including Bobby Hatfield himself. Frankly, I can't wait to get there!
Bobby hatfield is in Rock and roll heaven, they will never be another like him
Thank you for all you pointed out about today's music. As a certified old man, I agree. Althought, I still loveRapper's Delight!
Back in the day there were no computers or filters. Artists had to learn their craft. I think their is room for it all though. I think their are still some artists out there who still focus on learning their craft while using the tools now available to them. Ultimately cream does rise. That said revisiting these songs has made me realize that we now have a serious shortage of deep passionate love songs.
Bobby Hatfield'll hold it down up there until Bill Medley arrives!
Bill Medley Should sing it today with an added verse for Bobby!
Yes indeed! He is there now, God rest his soul!
Not too soon, Bill Medley has picked up another singing partner and plans to go out on the road again.
i was10yrs old when this song came out, great song
When this song was released critics hated it (called it trite and schmaltzy) and fans loved it. Guess whose opinion mattered. 😆
True I hope I make it so I can play I love the way they did Stephen King's nightmares dreamscapes
Schmaltzy, it may be. Moving, it damn sho is!
@@bradjohnson4500 Stephen King is the only one who can make rock and roll scary
Yeah, it’s schmaltzy, it makes me cry. Not all of us are sophisticated.
It’s a great piece of music, regardless of the lyrics, and the arrangement is perfection. Is that The Wrecking Crew, I wonder?
There will always be critics
Hey now! You do have an "Old Soul" and know good music, You can pick almost any R & R tune from the 60's and 70's and have a good feeling about. Hang on and enjoy the trip! The The White Rabbit will lead you to Music Wonderland. It's a "Journey to the Center of Your Mind" (By the Amboy Dukes BTW).
Someone could add many verses to this to cover the last 36 years or so. The rock and roll heaven band has grown immensely.
Someone uploaded a 2019 version that I found yesterday. It's Bobby and Bill singing and in between verses is a Pic tribute to our lost musicians from 2019. It's beautiful!
@@susieq1565 Bobby died in 2003
@@doctorfeinstone6524 so sad. The video is Bobby and Bill's original vocals with a combo of other pics
You are absolutely beautiful and You are right about the Music..! ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Grand song!! Jim Morrison, Janice Joplin, Jim Croce, Jimi Hendrix, Otis Redding, Bobby Darin,Bobby Hatfeild( the other Righteous Brother), John Lennon,Elvis Presley,Karen Carpenter, Mama Cass,Papa John,Papa Dani,Harry Chapman,John Denver,George Harrison,Dennis Wilson,Carl Wilson of the Beach Boys and so many more i can't mention them all. We still love you, we miss you,we need you all back again.they died giving Rock n Roll to you and the world is a much more colder place without them. Rest in Peace.
I hope I make it to heaven cause I can't wait to hear the music. I want to play with them. True story I played lead oh George Jones he stopped Loving her today
There will never be another Motown.
You have to think that some people back in those days refuse to believe that the sun was shining.
To the righteous brothers: I know your both in " rock n roll heaven" and I can't wait to see that " one big show"!!
I think we have a Righteous Brothers fan on our hands. Good work
Awesome song as are The Righteous Brothers. That song actually brings tears to my eyes when they sing of all the great superstars of RockNRoll that have passed. Thanks for playing it.
Agreed. Sadness and joy at the same time...Beautiful song..
This was done in 1974. The song was given to a band. But it was not a hit. But when the Righteous Brothers did it in 1974. It was a hit. It went up to number 3 on the bill board charts.
I grew up in the 70s and it was outrageous!! We had the best music.
It was a great time for growing up, blue jeans, tank tops and flip flops and great music abd good times.
I qgree. I would.love to hear our real legends i` heaven, many unbelievable players of true substance. Late 70s and most certainly before. I'm a proud kid born in themid 50s. So I was a very lucky soul to hear and live this music. I miss it.
Righteous Bros are amazing and you are beautiful Jayy🥰🥰
I have a line from this song tattooed on my shoulder, as part of a memorial tattoo to my lifelong best friend who always lived for music (and made me get on stage playing backup guitar on open mic nights when I would visit). Love you, my friend Jay. Life is just a one night stand.
I agree with what you said about today's music. I listen to all music I know I might sound corny but music I grew up with spoke like us ladies were gold and spoke of love and treating us with respect to win our hearts even disco and rock ballads didn't put us ladies in only for" sex catorigies " all music was pure no autotune, or computers to make people sound better
Listen to abraham , Martin, John, a song we could all use today I wish more people would listen to songs of the past alot of songs had messages that still are important today
One of the greatest songs by anyone ever. - So apropos for the world today.
That’s Dion Dimucci originally of Dion and the belmonts
And Simple Song Of Freedom by Bobby Darin
I have watched a lot of your reaction videos; and you always light up when Bobby sings. Makes me smile to someone so happy.😊
Moxie, everyone lights up when Bobby sings, the human siren! I truly believe he was sent to Earth for that one purpose.
Class. Something that doesn't exist anymore.
They were amazing 20 years from third ,1st hit and they have us another great song they were made for music and music was made for them live your vibe thanks for the reaction
Rock 'n' roll heaven was originally recorded by Sonny Geraci and the band Climax. Sonny and Climax also did the song Precious and Few. Sonny was the lead singer for the group the Outsiders and they did Time won't let me. When the Righteous Brothers got back together this is the first song they released.
The song is awesome. The leisure suit is legendary. Bobby's sideburns are forever.
I know your younger thats the artists and their songs they sang. Makes you realize how many great artists are gone
Well this year Rock and Roll Heaven has got so many great musicians, It's sad for us here on earth but their music will live on forever!
the 60s 70s were the best decades in music. If I had to pick one decade it would be 65-75.
Holy Disco Vibes, Batman!!! The Joker is going to use a mirror ball to turn the city's water supply into Afro Sheen.
These guys always have been, and always will be the epitome of greatness.
Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes, "Had the time of my life". 2 great voices together. Give it a listen.
The Righteous Brothers Are The Best 💯, Great Reaction Sweetheart ❤
I agree 100%. Most everything of today sucks!
This was music from my time. My older sisters grew up with the Platters, Frank Sinatra, Nat King Cole, etc. They thought my music sucked
AGREED 💯
You did it again. You always have a great reaction. The Righteous Brothers always seems to put a smile on your face. I agree today’s music is not even close. After we lost Whitney Houston, there’s not much left.
Great to hear a different song from these guys. Bobby Hatfield is already there.
Especially would love to be there with Elvis, Janis ,and Jimmy!!!! Good job
Too many great artists (those who sing and make great, unforgettable music) are going away
5:28-sweetie, I agree with you on that note
Bobby joined that band in 2003. On his gravestone it says “I you believe in forever, then life is just a one night stand”. When Bill sings it now he ends with “Bobby’s got a helluva band!”
This song was originally recorded by Sonny Garica & Climax. Sunny was the lead singer for the Outsiders and sang "Time won't let me,
I have always said I'm sad for the those that didn't get to live this music era! I actually wish I had been born just a little bit earlier. But I got to grow up with listening & watching Elvis. Thank God for that!
It's funny that you say that because my 34yo daughter sat and watched a couple of the Righteous Brothers videos on this channel a few days ago. She'd never heard of them, but after she finished watching and listening to the songs she told me she'd been born into the "wrong" generation. LOL, I could tell she was as impressed with them as I've always been.
Rest in peace
Bobby Darin (1936-73 )
Janis Joplin (1943-70)
Jimi Hendrix (1942-70)
Jim Morrison (1943-71)
Marvin Gaye (1939-84)
The song mentions:
Jimi Hendrix (11-27-1942 / 9-18-1970)
Janis Joplin (1-19-1943 / 10-4-1970)
Otis Redding (9-9-1941 / 12-10-1967)
Jim Morrison (12-8-1943 / 7-3-1971)
Jim Croce (1-10-1943 / 9-20-1973)
Bobby Darin (5-14-1936 / 12-20-1973)
But it barely scratches the surface...
Listen to….go ahead and cry,it’s so cute,early sixties,with these guys,so Bobby!
You don't have to apologize for saying today's music sucks...you never have to apologize for being RIGHT! There are still artists from the 60s and 70s out there performing AND recording, you just have to find them. The Righteous Brothers recorded an updated version of this song when they reunited in the 80s, including some of the artists that had passed on after the original version (including Elvis of course). I got to see them perform live a couple of times when I lived in Vegas in the mid-90s. They did an even further updated version live in those shows. It was quite emotional. Sadly, no one in the audience realized that Brother Bobby would be joining that heavenly band just a few years later. For me, the idea of the perfect eternal afterlife would be having a forever ticket to that show!
I really dig the singing and awesomeness of Rocking roll heaven.
Ur cool! Theres a reason that era of music is still being played. It never get old,just classic
I watched all of your Righteous Brothers videos. You hooked me! I’m a subscriber now. I grew up listening to rock in the 70s but loved them too.
Music. Where else can an old grumpy white dude and a lovely young African woman share a moment
It seems like you're rather enjoying your time with the Righteous Brothers. Welcome to our world!
Love love LOVE this song.... along with George Jones' "Who's going to fill their shoes." Same sentiment but from the Country genre. This is a great video to get artists to react to. Take your pick and hang on... it's a roller coaster ride you'll never forget!
dont apologize you have great taste in music
Hi, Jayy; Thomas here. I have a true story concerning this song: The opening line of this song was the last thing I ever said to my brother alive. Back in 1970, he was the guitarist for The Buddy Miles Band. That year, he did live shows with Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, and Jim Morrison; Buddy used to play drums for Otis Redding. My brother died of cancer back in 2019. I showed up at his deathbed the day before he died, and started singing to him, and reading from the Gospel to him (1 John). By my side at the time was my earliest childhood friend, Jonathan: Back in 1984, he was working for Prince when he made his 'Purple Rain' album. 35 years later, he showed up at my brother's deathbed. That was the last thing I said to him alive: "If you believe in forever, then life is just a one-night stand. If there's a rock n roll heaven; you know they've go a helluva band." At that point, he reached up and pulled me to him and said-'Tommy, I love you'-and we both started crying. Jayy, my brother also performed live at Jimi Hendrix's funeral, right after the service! True story.
What was his name if u dont mind?
@@mjsmcd Charlie Karp.
@@mjsmcd Charlie Karp. He not only played guitar in Buddy Miles' band, but he wrote "I Still Love You, Anyway" for Buddy's "Them Changes" album. They did live shows with Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, and Jim Morrison (also The Grateful Dead among others). One of the last things I said to him alive was the opening line to "Rock N Roll Heaven", and then I started crying. He reached up and grabbed my hand. "I Still Love You, Anyway" was about a breakup with an old girlfriend. She showed up the next day and was actually with him when he died (she started crying, too, of course). She had never fallen out of love with him.
This is my all time favorite Rightious Brothers song! It's true too...."If there's a Rock N' Roll Heaven, well you know they've got a hell of a band".
There's a newer version of the song...not performed by them i don't believe. That version includes one or two other rock stars that died since the original came out. In that version is mentioned, of course Elvis, Kurt Cobain...or at least Cobain is pictured in that video. It's pretty much the same sing except they mention "Elvis in the house again..." Great great song!
I'm so happy to hear the younger generation stating PURE FACTS!! The music now a days us mostly auto tune 😂
If you give any artist good songs, arrangements, production and marketing, the talent takes care of everything else.
I agree with you! Music today...Ish. Love you! From the Great State of Oklahoma, USA!
I do believe life IS just a one night stand ! And I plan to have a front row seat lol. Loved this song since it came out and I'm stoked that someone finally reacted to it, great job dear that was awesome...♡
This was their last top 10 hit pecking at #3 in 1974.
SUMMER OF '74 ----------------# 1 IN DENVER----------------ALL SUMMER LONG.
You would definitely get in.
Good morning great reaction. This song is sort of a tribute to rock stars from the past like Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, Bobby Darin Janis Joplin and others... again I liked your reaction... you be well and have a great day I am a new subscriber
You were born in the wrong decade like me lol. If I couldn't have my life now back then, I'm happy where I am. The feeling still lives in my mind tho lol
That was a great choice. You totally caught me by surprise. I had forgot'n about it. Nice to hear it again. As always, sending you much Love and Blessings sweet Jayy , till next time
Beautiful
Produced by Potter and Lambert thr same duo who produced many of Dunhill's most. Famous artists.
Bill medley still sings with his sweet baritone voice check out the dirty dancing soundtrack and the song I have the time of my life, sadly Bobby hartfield pass away in 2003
Have always loved this song!
Really enjoy your videos! Also looking beautiful as always !
This video is from the TV show Shindig where The Righteous Brothers were a house band that appeared on every episode.
Saw them in concert in Buffalo New York before Bobby Hatfield died.
I can imagune you in Rock N' Roll Heaven...amongst the likes of Elvis, Johnny Cash, Jimmi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Kurt Cobain and the like. I'm picturing it now....it would be just like that scene in the Movie Wayne's World where they're back stage with their favorite musicinas....they're down on theor knees bowing down repeatedly and stating "We're not worthy! We're not worthy!". Lol that would be you to Elvis or Johnny Cash in Rock N Roll Heaven. Lol
"You're worthy, You're worthy...get up." Yup...that'd be you Miss. Jayy. 😎
You should react to them on The Andy Williams show singing What'd I Say. Fun to watch.
I agree with you about the music today, twice just recently two guys were in their cars with the, windows rolled down, the most filthiest foul language rap music was playing with the volume turned up real loud, everybody was looking at each other shaking their heads, where has our class and respect gone to
If you want to get emotional, listen to Bill sing The California Goodbye. It's a tribute to Bobby from the album Damn Near Righteous. It was the first recording he made 4 years after Bobby's death. 💔💪 No video. Audio only. Brings me to tears every time.
RIP Bobby Hatfield!
It was ok I didn't think it really suited them prefer their older stuff stay safe 😷✌
Wow! You should react to Bobby Darin's Mac the Knife! Great song about a murder of all things! Jim Croce and Bad Bad Leroy Brown is another classic!!!
60's 70's. Artists were ridiculous
Great FIND!!! I wonder if John Lennon is a member of the Band after his "Imagine".
I'll be there too.
Marvin Gaye is living in Rock and roll heaven was came out
A tribute to great music artists who have passed.
The difference that you're trying to say I'll help you a little bit it's not so much that the newer music really sucks but when you're used to music that touches your very soul like it did in the 50 60 70s and 80s and then you listen to the music that's more modern to today it's it doesn't touch you in the soul the same way that the older music did because they were singing from their soul and that made the music so much better and made it able to touch the soul of everyone why do you think so many people got along back then because music everybody it didn't matter who made the music music that good everybody wants to listen to and everybody wants to be a part of and that's the whole thing great music will always live on because great music is music that touches the soul and connects you to it in a way that makes you a part of it forever.
Final Hit for them in 1974,issued on Haven\Capitol.
John Denver is alive in Rock and roll heaven came out
Passed away Singers was living in Rock and roll heaven was came out
John Denver is alive
Marvin Gaye is alive
Michael Jackson is alive
Roy Orbison was alive
A fusion of corny and awesome.
I'm packing tonight!
What you say is true. Born 1942.
Greenscreen background FX before even Star Wars was made.
Please view The Stylistics song : You Make Me Feel Brand New.Great soul group of my era. Other great songs by them include : I'm Stoned In Love With You, Let's Put it All Together and many others. I was very fortunate to have been around to experience the great Rock N Roll songs of the late 50's, 60's, 70's , and 80's. My favorite being late 50's to 70's.
Beam me up!
Fine looking woman...killer smile...
Elvis died in 1977 so he's not included in this tune that came out in 1974.
There is another version with elvis keith moon and john lennon. Was on Dick Clark show