Oh dude. He was in that New York songwriters company with like, Carole King and James Taylor and like 6 or 7 other people years before he got famous. He wrote for the Monkees.
Anyone here from skate 3 This is so catchy and addicting This was played at my grandmas funeral Anyone in 2019? :) Neil Diamond - Cracklin' Rosie for my beautiful girl - my Rosie x
For the longest time I thought this song was about his guitar who he had named Rosie. I later found out is was about a bottle of wine? A great song either way!
is a _beach boy swiftie_ like a Tom Swiftie? like you have to make it fit the lyrics or something? hm... alright, I'll give it a shot, lemme find a Beach Boys song _(...Kvel said, _*_with abandon-)_*
Another "golden-oldie"! I thought Rosie was a woman... until I found out it was only a drink. Either way, this song has given millions such joy and pleasure!
I don't care if it's about cheap wine . This song is so beautifully written and always seems to bring a tear . It clearly can be taken in any way . I love it. Brilliant songwriter , neil diamond . ❤
A #1 hit for Neil Diamond in the Fall of October of 1970. It also hit #2 on the Adult Contemporary charts. It went to #1 in New Zealand, #2 in Australia, Belgium, and Ireland. It went to #3 in the United Kingdom, #6 in The Netherlands, and #7 in Germany. I saw Neil Diamond on May 15, 1987, at The Scope in Norfolk, VA.
Love this song, tears stream down my cheeks when I listen to it. My granddad used to play this on an old record player, he loved it I can see him dancing to it now. He passed away many years ago but this song always reminds me of him and the great memories we had.
That drummer's clicking hi-hat really gives the effect of a train hurtling down the track. I think this is Neil's best tune, but he stated in his book that, "I Am, I Said," was his most, "real" tune, and maybe his favorite that he had written. His interviews revealed him to be friendly, honest, articulate and humble. I loved him.
The first time I heard this was 2013, I was on holiday with my grandma, sadly she died just before Christmas in 2015. So I was at work today and we changed the radio station to gold. About 20 mins pass by and then this beauty of a song comes on and it takes me straight back to that holiday, being with my grandma 💓
this song is about a kind of wine and a Canadian tribe where there were less women than man, so the lonely men used to sit down around a fire to drink a kind of wine to spend their time.
This song takes me back to the "child like" years...then about 20 years later I saw Neil in concert backed by an orchestra, he performed for 2 hours or more!!!! Awesome!!!!
This was our drinking song in the 70s as American infantry soldiers in West Berlin. It wasn't wine we drank while thinking of home but the humor of it. We saw it as "A Store Bought Woman" and I still think fondle of it. American music at its best.
thank you for your story avid.....Jimmy Buffets song 'margaritaville" was our song at Camp Pendleton, California......our camp's name was Camp Margarita.....hence we loved Margaritaville...
I still regret not going to his concert when he came to our city about 20 yrs ago. I could have seen it for free. Good Lesson in life, act on oppurtunities when they come about, because they may never come around again.
There won't be anymore like him. Everything about him was unique. He wrote all of his songs. People made fun of him for it, but friends Neal's still out there, and never retired any of those songs with unique lyrics.You did know that Cracklin' Rosie is a cheep booze ??. It's not a girl, until Neal turned it into one.
I just came from blasting Britney Spears. But you cannot forget classics like this. I LOVE Neil Diamond. I think this is my favorite song from him. This and Sweet Caroline. I may be young but I know good music when I hear it :D
That's what I'm talkin about... everyone needs to hear this song once a week...forget your troubles take your shoes off and give it some Neil Diamond... aahhhh
My mates and I went to Hill Climb every year in NZ the year Possum Bourne passed away we were there. We got hammered and this song played and I always remember the late Great Possum whenever I hear this song. New Zealand.
Ahh, Memories of Home ,, Sitting on the Banks of the Chilkat & also the Chilkoot River in Haines Alaska !! Yukoners & Alaskans , all together!!, & after fishing & everyone all caught their Daily limits , then , having a fish bar-b-que together , sharing meals & then someone playing Neil Diamond & other Songs & all of us singing all together !! Before bringing out the GUITARS as we Shared, Food , Laughter & Song !! Best of Times !! No Difference between Us !! WE JUST WERE NORTH AMERICANS , APRICIATING BEING TOGETHER !!
This song gets me sad I remember listening to it years ago like 10 years ago and I just noticed how quickly time goes by... Moral is to live your life to the max.... No regrets.
+Jorge B. Oh my, I remember listening to this song like, well, longer than 10 years ago! lol I never knew the meaning of crackling rose until years later but back then I really didn't care, as long as it had a great tune and a beat I could move to, made me feel happy and smile, I loved it, not to mention his sexy voice! Oh yeah! :O)
+MrMobiusfan Exactly right. I love music and its lyrics. Can mean so many things to different people. But there is only one truth. This one happens to be about a bottle of wine. LOL go figure!
+Jorge B. Got some of the same feelings about some of the oldies I remember too... but this is sung bout the time I was born. Never live in the past, think back to it but never make it take over your life :)
This is F*****g Fabulous, heard it again other day in a Hospice in Frankton, before leaving to visit mum in Auckland, it was stuck in my head 3 days non stop! Especially the opening bars
Thanks for decrying that note. He did say in an interview that he had written the song about writing and singing songs with his fellow struggling musicians when broke. Wow! Look what cheap wine can do for a fellow's career! Personally, I love the stuff, but I write for a living, and when I indulge, I get nothing done, but I have a fantastic time!
love this song to bits...it just has this tone and melody to it that evokes sadness and a longing for better times and then one realises the good times were in the past and one has to live life to the full every day. Work with a guy who has been given 4-6 weeks to live and beginning this week was downgraded to just maybe two weeks. The Big C yes! Sigh...life is so transitory.
found this from skate 3 This song was stuck in my head for years, and I never knew the name of it.. today is a blessed day. This was played at my grandmas funeral
I remember listening to this song way back in the early 70s on an old clock-radio I had as a kid. Since I am still listening to this song many years later as an adult, well, I guess it's a great song. Well, it's a song I still enjoy listening to. : )
This was Neil's first big hit in the UK. It stormed up to No.3 in the last weeks of 1970 and was there for five weeks. It was in good company: at No.2 was McGuinness Flint's "When I'm Dead And Gone", while Dave Edmunds was at No.1 with "I Hear You Knocking".
I expect he went out happy. I know I would. I'm 70 in a month. I have been listening to it for 48 years, but listening to Neil for at least 52 years. He's always been a favorite. Folks make snide comments sometimes about his lyrics not making sense to them, but remember ---He's like Elvis- People come and people go, but Elvis and Neil hang around. There has to be something to their works. Notice that 3 + million folks have listened to this.
I remember being no more than 5 y/o hearing this on the car radio of our family's 1967 Ford Ranch Wagon on a trip to see family in southern New Jersey while on the approach to the Delaware Memorial Bridge and thinkin' it was a happenin' tune.
THIS was the very first ND song I heard on my mom's radio. I don't know how it ended up on a channel that she wouldn't have been listening to but I've been a fan ever since then. Slowly I got all of his albums both before this one and all of them after this. I still consider him my first crush.
This was one of the first records I ever bought when I was a teenager... God, that's nearly five decades ago lol... but I still love this song -- thanks for posting, "Rosie" lol
I love this man!!!! My hubby listens to the Dead Kennedys, the Clash, the Cure, and REM - I am more of a Sinatra, Diamond, Jackson, AC/DC kinda gal - whoever is driving controls the tunes - secret to a happy life!
@@mattyjames81we purchased this Sundays when stores would not sell booze until noon. Aqua Velva worked best. I was the kid at the store behind the counter. Ah I thought. Thats why we kept so much on hand. Then the MD would fly off the shelves come noon. MadDog and Thunderbird. Best of times and the worst of times.
for those who don't know, cracklin rose is a drink, neil wrote this song inspired from a native american town he saw where there were more guys than girls and the guys who were single would grab 'cracklin rose' on saturday nights. (cracklin' rosie you're a store bought woman) story of my life, i used to be depressed that i never found a girl but im okay with it now and i have an angel girlfriend i will be with after i die. also looking around im happy to be single because too many guys i have seen fall for the illusion and now they lost all their money and some are even in jail. but while im here, cracklin' rosie make me smile, girl if it lasts for an hour thats alright, cus we got all night....set the world right, find us a dream that don't ask no question
TheRoshan89 A British interviewer asked why he`d written a song that was disparaging to women. Neil Diamond smiled and said it`s the name of a wine. The BBC never do any research, even when it comes to the news. It`s now known as the British Brainwashing Corporation.
think the song was about wine to be honest ..makes sense to me This song was stuck in my head for years, and I never knew the name of it.. today is a blessed day.
Yeah crackling rosie my favourite song all ways listen to that song my name is rosemarie but people call me rose or rosie some times crackling rose love it x
To me this is one of Neil Diamonds best songs!
this and "Stones".........
This song is beautiful. My dad loved this song. Rest easy dad...
Neil Diamond really knows how to write & sing great songs, doesn't he? "Cracklin' Rosie" is a true winner!
Bravo, Neil Leslie Diamond!
Oh dude. He was in that New York songwriters company with like, Carole King and James Taylor and like 6 or 7 other people years before he got famous. He wrote for the Monkees.
My Dad loved this song. I’m visiting his grave right now and playing this song in celebration of his life. Rest easy Dad, miss ya everyday.
Sorry for your loss. You'll push through. And make it. He'd want that!
Very nice.
Nice way to pay tribute.
Same my dad loves the song too😅
Your father had good taste
The older i get, the more i'm loving Neil Diamond. He is superb!
Same
Was thinking exactly the same, scrolled to read the comments, and voila!
Right.
Love from Brasil 🇧🇷.
I'm 16, my dad raised me on this song
Anyone here from skate 3
This is so catchy and addicting
This was played at my grandmas funeral
Anyone in 2019? :)
Neil Diamond - Cracklin' Rosie for my beautiful girl - my Rosie x
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Me and my friend got on it the other day and this song played and a wave of nostalgia just hit me
Thought I was the only one
Skate 3!!!
@Elijah who got your panties in a twist
I heard this great song when I was in junior high school in 70’s. Time really flies 😮💨I love another song from him ‘I am I said’ 👍
For the longest time I thought this song was about his guitar who he had named Rosie. I later found out is was about a bottle of wine? A great song either way!
I may only be 18 but I love Neil Diamond! I was raised on his music thanks to my mom. this is one of my favorites songs of his
When I was 18 Neil's music had been around for decades and I too got hooked! modern music is great, yet nothing sounds quite so clean
is a _beach boy swiftie_ like a Tom Swiftie? like you have to make it fit the lyrics or something?
hm... alright, I'll give it a shot, lemme find a Beach Boys song
_(...Kvel said, _*_with abandon-)_*
Quit acting like you’re a boomer
My 2 year old daughter, Rosie, asks to listen to “her” song everyday. “Momma, play cacklin’ wosie?”
So how's it getting ready for 1st grade? Lol
Another "golden-oldie"! I thought Rosie was a woman... until I found out it was only a drink. Either way, this song has given millions such joy and pleasure!
I don't care if it's about cheap wine . This song is so beautifully written and always seems to bring a tear . It clearly can be taken in any way . I love it. Brilliant songwriter , neil diamond . ❤
A #1 hit for Neil Diamond in the Fall of October of 1970. It also hit #2 on the Adult Contemporary charts. It went to #1 in New Zealand, #2 in Australia, Belgium, and Ireland. It went to #3 in the United Kingdom, #6 in The Netherlands, and #7 in Germany. I saw Neil Diamond on May 15, 1987, at The Scope in Norfolk, VA.
I had a Himalyan cat named Rosie. She lived for 18 years. I used to dance with her in my arms to this song
Love this song, tears stream down my cheeks when I listen to it. My granddad used to play this on an old record player, he loved it I can see him dancing to it now. He passed away many years ago but this song always reminds me of him and the great memories we had.
This is better than Sweet Caroline
This song was stuck in my head for years, and I never knew the name of it.. today is a blessed day.
Same here!
@@Foshizzle4561 Always a great feeling to figure out the name and hear clearly what you've been replaying in your head for so long.
Haha, it's been in my head for 2 weeks.
I like your point Sweet Caroline is awesome, this is my fav of the two songs definitely.
His best song
THANK YOU, yes. Poor guy, his catalog is more than just Sweet Caroline. People are depriving themselves if they only listen to that one song 🤣🤣
That drummer's clicking hi-hat really gives the effect of a train hurtling down the track. I think this is Neil's best tune, but he stated in his book that, "I Am, I Said," was his most, "real" tune, and maybe his favorite that he had written. His interviews revealed him to be friendly, honest, articulate and humble. I loved him.
When he sings "oh I love my Rosie child" no one else in the universe can go that low and sound so good.
That’s the best bit of the song
True true truth!
First Neil Diamond song I ever heard on the radio, hooked ever since. Masterpiece!!!! Bah bah bah bah bah
The first time I heard this was 2013, I was on holiday with my grandma, sadly she died just before Christmas in 2015. So I was at work today and we changed the radio station to gold. About 20 mins pass by and then this beauty of a song comes on and it takes me straight back to that holiday, being with my grandma 💓
I have no idea why I've become obsessed with Neil Diamond at this time of my life.
For some reason, when I think of Neil Diamond this is the first song that always comes to mind and not the Sweet Caroline
Haha.
My name is Rosie, too, so that makes the song extra spectacular!
So nice to meet you rosie
@EMH07 I know... I know
this song is about a kind of wine and a Canadian tribe where there were less women than man, so the lonely men used to sit down around a fire to drink a kind of wine to spend their time.
I can’t believe I’d never heard this amazing little tune before, until now.
well youre an idiot, so its expected
I have alway's loved all of Neil Diamond's music. He had an impact on this heart of mine.
This song takes me back to the "child like" years...then about 20 years later I saw Neil in concert backed by an orchestra, he performed for 2 hours or more!!!! Awesome!!!!
This is one of the all time great songs , love it.
I remember listening to this song, waiting for my uncle to arrive home from Vietnam.
A wonderful memory i cherish for the rest of my life!
Neil Diamond has One of best voices ever . And this song is great like many, many others of Neil !
This was our drinking song in the 70s as American infantry soldiers in West Berlin. It wasn't wine we drank while thinking of home but the humor of it. We saw it as "A Store Bought Woman" and I still think fondle of it. American music at its best.
thank you for your story avid.....Jimmy Buffets song 'margaritaville" was our song at Camp Pendleton, California......our camp's name was Camp Margarita.....hence we loved Margaritaville...
My dad used to sing this song to my little girl, Rosie. He passed away 3 years ago. ❤
My uncle passed away 2 years ago and he used to love this song ♥️♥️
My other uncle loves this song ano ❤️❤️❤️
amazing catalog of hits this guy has, another example of a songwriter who started writing for themself and created even bigger hits, great stuff
I still regret not going to his concert when he came to our city about 20 yrs ago. I could have seen it for free. Good Lesson in life, act on oppurtunities when they come about, because they may never come around again.
why didint you go
u r correct steve
steve matz agreed! I'm going and seeing him in Portland next month!
Still love him😘
There won't be anymore like him. Everything about him was unique. He wrote all of his songs. People made fun of him for it, but friends Neal's still out there, and never retired any of those songs with unique lyrics.You did know that Cracklin' Rosie is a cheep booze ??. It's not a girl, until Neal turned it into one.
I just came from blasting Britney Spears. But you cannot forget classics like this. I LOVE Neil Diamond. I think this is my favorite song from him. This and Sweet Caroline. I may be young but I know good music when I hear it :D
loved Neil. Gordon Lightfoot was great too.
This is so catchy and addicting
Jess Trucky
I know but depressing
But it’s too short
This song was the ending to Saving Silverman with Jack Black and Amanda Peat, Jason Biggs, Steve Zahn; Great end to cool ass movie!
That's what I'm talkin about... everyone needs to hear this song once a week...forget your troubles take your shoes off and give it some Neil Diamond... aahhhh
I love you
My mates and I went to Hill Climb every year in NZ the year Possum Bourne passed away we were there. We got hammered and this song played and I always remember the late Great Possum whenever I hear this song.
New Zealand.
1:16 is my favourite part. I'm so glad I heard this song on the radio again.
I just finish skate 3, this song is amazing!!!
So many great songs, but this tune is just my favorite. It's a sad day, but his music is a salve.
Ahh, Memories of Home ,, Sitting on the Banks of the Chilkat & also the Chilkoot River in Haines Alaska !! Yukoners & Alaskans , all together!!, & after fishing & everyone all caught their Daily limits , then , having a fish bar-b-que together , sharing meals & then someone playing Neil Diamond & other Songs & all of us singing all together !! Before bringing out the GUITARS as we Shared, Food , Laughter & Song !! Best of Times !! No Difference between Us !! WE JUST WERE NORTH AMERICANS , APRICIATING BEING TOGETHER !!
This song gets me sad I remember listening to it years ago like 10 years ago and I just noticed how quickly time goes by... Moral is to live your life to the max.... No regrets.
+Joe Blob wrong, its wine.
+Jorge B. Oh my, I remember listening to this song like, well, longer than 10 years ago! lol I never knew the meaning of crackling rose until years later but back then I really didn't care, as long as it had a great tune and a beat I could move to, made me feel happy and smile, I loved it, not to mention his sexy voice! Oh yeah! :O)
+Jorge B. It's about wine they drank on Friday nights on the reserves in Manitoba where there were more men than women.
+MrMobiusfan Exactly right. I love music and its lyrics. Can mean so many things to different people. But there is only one truth. This one happens to be about a bottle of wine. LOL go figure!
+Jorge B. Got some of the same feelings about some of the oldies I remember too... but this is sung bout the time I was born. Never live in the past, think back to it but never make it take over your life :)
This is F*****g Fabulous, heard it again other day in a Hospice in Frankton, before leaving to visit mum in Auckland, it was stuck in my head 3 days non stop! Especially the opening bars
seen him last year in perth , what a living legend , that voice no one can come close to Neil
Oh God, what a joy this song is. Takes me right back to childhood.....
Eu escuto esse cantor a mais de 50 anos , ‘é um fenomeno
Thanks for decrying that note. He did say in an interview that he had written the song about writing and singing songs with his fellow struggling musicians when broke. Wow! Look what cheap wine can do for a fellow's career! Personally, I love the stuff, but I write for a living, and when I indulge, I get nothing done, but I have a fantastic time!
This is my absolute favorite Neil Diamond song
amazing
If Neil Diamond makes a pitch change, then a pitch change is the correct thing to do.
Great bridge...what excellent songs are made of...
Love this song....still timeless after all these years
I can still remember being no more than 5 years old riding in our family's 1967 Ford Ranch Wagon and hearing this on the car's AM radio.
love this song to bits...it just has this tone and melody to it that evokes sadness and a longing for better times and then one realises the good times were in the past and one has to live life to the full every day. Work with a guy who has been given 4-6 weeks to live and beginning this week was downgraded to just maybe two weeks. The Big C yes! Sigh...life is so transitory.
Couldn't have said it better
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Omg this is such a good song. The more you listen it sounds better each time.
This makes me feel so homesick for the days when this was on the radio...
I'm not here because I heard it on a movie or videogame. I'm here because this was the music I was raised on!
This is so catchy and addicting
This was played at my grandmas funeral
Gonna see the man tomorrow. Make me sing like a guitar humming. Played it when I was 5 years old. Now I am 45 years old and it still makes me happy
Neil Diamond, what a beautiful man and brilliant songs, love him, his music is just brilliant
This is what one is saying about these singers LEGENDS. Glad to have experience THIS. THank you.! 1❤1❤ PERIOD.
IM BACK! play this song everyday! 04/12/2019 love it
Fav song in skate 3
Haha true
Glad my grandmother turned me on to Neil Diamond
Mine to Jaded Star. Fell to sleep on the side porch in the spring to these tunes. I miss Grammy no Gold, in the world, could by those memories
I'm pretty sure Neil Diamond turns on your Grandma
found this from skate 3
This song was stuck in my head for years, and I never knew the name of it.. today is a blessed day.
This was played at my grandmas funeral
I remember listening to this song way back in the early 70s on an old clock-radio I had as a kid. Since I am still listening to this song many years later as an adult, well, I guess it's a great song. Well, it's a song I still enjoy listening to. : )
same here....Neil was the best....who else compares as a solo singer songwriter? Elton maybe.
This was Neil's first big hit in the UK. It stormed up to No.3 in the last weeks of 1970 and was there for five weeks. It was in good company: at No.2 was McGuinness Flint's "When I'm Dead And Gone", while Dave Edmunds was at No.1 with "I Hear You Knocking".
Love it good old neil diamond 😁
Go for it Rosie.
Neil is a great songwriter.
And A Great Singer Too
mrbobevans Heard this song on AT40 today, Casey Kasim said Neil was paid $50 a week to write songs in High school.
I was raised in Children's Home and this was one of our skate songs!
This was the last song my grandfather and I listened to
I expect he went out happy. I know I would. I'm 70 in a month. I have been listening to it for 48 years, but listening to Neil for at least 52 years. He's always been a favorite. Folks make snide comments sometimes about his lyrics not making sense to them, but remember ---He's like Elvis- People come and people go, but Elvis and Neil hang around. There has to be something to their works. Notice that 3 + million folks have listened to this.
I remember being no more than 5 y/o hearing this on the car radio of our family's 1967 Ford Ranch Wagon on a trip to see family in southern New Jersey while on the approach to the Delaware Memorial Bridge and thinkin' it was a happenin' tune.
This was played at my grandmas funeral
This song was stuck in my head for years, and I never knew the name of it.. today is a blessed day.
THIS was the very first ND song I heard on my mom's radio. I don't know how it ended up on a channel that she wouldn't have been listening to but I've been a fan ever since then. Slowly I got all of his albums both before this one and all of them after this. I still consider him my first crush.
This was the last song my grandfather and I listened to
I really don't know why EA put this in skating game ... but I really like it :3
Another great tune from the man they named Neil diamond what a singer keep them going strong forever Colin Corcoran
This song is beautiful ❤️❤️❤️👏👏
This was one of the first records I ever bought when I was a teenager... God, that's nearly five decades ago lol... but I still love this song -- thanks for posting, "Rosie" lol
This shoulda been on Gaurdians of the Galaxy's sound track.
Maybe Vol. 3???
vol 3 gonna be bittersweet. since Starlord, Groot, Drax and Gamora...all dead.
@@Rao665 doubt
You sir are a genius
Agreed
Skate 3 brought me here on this very night.
I love this man!!!! My hubby listens to the Dead Kennedys, the Clash, the Cure, and REM - I am more of a Sinatra, Diamond, Jackson, AC/DC kinda gal - whoever is driving controls the tunes - secret to a happy life!
That's why I'm always the driver!
When I was a kid my day would play Neil Diamond on his 8 tracks and I always thought his songs were the best they don't make music like this anymore.
Tears? This is a song about buying cheap wine and enjoying the night for those who didn't have a woman.
its about native americans drinking pink colored aftershave because they were too poor for real booze
Lolol
@@mattyjames81we purchased this Sundays when stores would not sell booze until noon. Aqua Velva worked best. I was the kid at the store behind the counter.
Ah I thought. Thats why we kept so much on hand.
Then the MD would fly off the shelves come noon. MadDog and Thunderbird. Best of times and the worst of times.
@@mattyjames81get a life racist, what about your poor white momma, married a rich man, but can’t make him love her!
Played this at my grandads funeral yesterday. such a beautiful song
for those who don't know, cracklin rose is a drink, neil wrote this song inspired from a native american town he saw where there were more guys than girls and the guys who were single would grab 'cracklin rose' on saturday nights. (cracklin' rosie you're a store bought woman)
story of my life, i used to be depressed that i never found a girl but im okay with it now and i have an angel girlfriend i will be with after i die. also looking around im happy to be single because too many guys i have seen fall for the illusion and now they lost all their money and some are even in jail.
but while im here, cracklin' rosie make me smile, girl if it lasts for an hour thats alright, cus we got all night....set the world right, find us a dream that don't ask no question
TheRoshan89 I had always assumed Cracklin' Rose was a woman- that Neil wrote this song for her.
TheRoshan89 A British interviewer asked why he`d written a song that was disparaging to women. Neil Diamond smiled and said it`s the name of a wine. The BBC never do any research, even when it comes to the news. It`s now known as the British Brainwashing Corporation.
Kim Philby BBC is still better than American news, any day.
TheRoshan89 Thanks, didn't know. Hope you and your angel make it. Funny, cuz that's what I call my husband, he is my angel. Thanks again!
+Kamille Cheese its a cheap wine like thunderbird it works im 71 now can afford better lol
I've grown up listening to Neil Diamond, and I still love his music. One artist I can listen to over and over again. A legend of our time!
This might be the greatest song ever written.
This was the last song my grandfather and I listened to
This was played at my grandmas funeral
think the song was about wine to be honest ..makes sense to me
This song was stuck in my head for years, and I never knew the name of it.. today is a blessed day.
I sing this to almost every PBR I open.
This song reminds me of my dad.
Awesome classic. My fav song of all time ❤️
Yeah crackling rosie my favourite song all ways listen to that song my name is rosemarie but people call me rose or rosie some times crackling rose love it x
Honestly, my grandma listened to this with me all the time, and I fell in love with it. I'm 15 and think modern music sucks.
Brooklyn Behm Same here
Yep, music from 50 years ago in the cafe of my grandma, Belgium, Bekkerzeel
this was my favorite song when I was 6 years old! it was new then so this must be from...1967 I think!