When I was 7 years old, our mom was up late cleaning the house, this song came on the radio, I will never forget she woke me up out of bed, wearing a pink nightgown I sat next to the stereo on the floor listening to this song! Yes at age 7! I won’t say how old I am now lol! I told my family when I pass away, I want this song played as one of my all time favorites!
people are saying that the explosion was a suicide act and i keep thinking about how the dude felt - if it was a suicide act- inside the rv before the explosion. he might’ve played this song to calm himself down before dying. that’s really sad and scary.
I sang Downtown on the Epcot stage with Miss Petula many years ago. She saw me in the audience singing along with EVERY song. But when she finished her performance she hadn't sang my favorite which, of course, is Downtown. So I shouted out that she couldn't leave until she had! Then she invited me on stage to sing it with her! I will never ever ever forget that! What a thrill. Must tell you, we were both in our 60's! She was and will always be my favorite singer from the 1960's!!! (and the Beatles!)
I live for this song, had it in my head in Milan Italy, that city made me sad, minute later I stepped into a store and it played it!!! I felt like ok I leave tomorrow now go downtown
ashton vickers I am here because I loved the song for years since I’m a child I’m almost 40 I grew up with it I like the singer too prefer singers from then then any of them female pop singers of today
I remember my mother played this so much when I was so little that the song is one of my earliest memories. Which I don’t remember anything till around 1971 so she played this song for years and I love it too. Saving mom songs from TH-cam for Mother’s Day. 2024 ❤
This was one of my Mom's favorite songs, she passed this Sept. Today is her birthday, thank you for introducing this beautiful music to me Mom ! Love and hugs !
I was born in 1961, in 1964 , I was only 3 year's old , now 2024 , 63 year's old... I heard this when I was young , I love Music, I know this ' Downtown'
And here I thought this was going to be AT&T's new ad campaign. If you want broadband Internet at home, you got to move downtown. If you want fibre Internet you got to move downtown. If you want DSL, well then you got to move downtown. Why? Cause we don't give a rats arse about people who live out in the country or in rural areas. We're too cheap to spend any capital to run fibre lines in rural areas of their service territory. Eventhough former Governor Bill Haslam gave them $45 million in his last budget to do so.
I call this one of my "stop-whatever-I'm-doing-and-listen songs." If it comes the radio, I can't focus on anything else. It's hauntingly, simple, complex and beautiful all at the same time. Or maybe it's just because it's the first song that left an impression on me when I was 4 or 5. I can still picture where I was when I first heard it.
My dad loved this song when i was a kid. Born in 58, i heard it on weekends 100 times. Reminds me of a simpler time when i was not burdened by a corrupted, chaotic world. I miss my dad❤
I'm not sure if you're familiar with Brooklyn NY, but ever since I was a child, this song always makes me want to go to Fulton Street, Albee Square, Junior's restaurant , Macys and the glamour of ''downtown''
That's what I thought, it seems like something out of a movie. I hope we figure out what the hell he was thinking, this whole situation has me creeped out and confused.
Thanks to you, I come to this video almost regularly to lift my spirits. You didn't know that by your comment that your helping someone..me! Great idea! Thanks!
I bought the 45 at 12 years May of 65 racing on my bike to the record store Napanee, ON, Canada singing it all the way as a Head Chorister in a Cathedral Choir. Still in great shape singing DT in falsetto right now as I type! She had another 15 or so fabulous songs written by Tony Hatch. She is in her mid-80s still performing and BTW Pet was the follow up to Julie Andrews in The Sound Of Music!!! 2nd. place.
+Holland tribute Come On Folks! It is "American Horror Story : Hotel", it takes place in the "Hotel Cortez". Lady Gaga proves she is an excellent Actress in it. (And.. .as usual the rest of the crew kicks butt acting wise too).
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I played this song for my father a few years before he passed away. It was a year after both of his parents had died. He never spoke of any fond memories of the two of them, at all. Having lived his life a product of divorce and institutionalized by bouncing in and out of reform schools and various correctional facilities up until age 21, my father never had anything much pleasant to say about his childhood. I was going through iTunes and came across this song (I liked it because of a Seinfeld episode). As the song played, I saw and heard my dad recount and relive a long forgotten memory, in the mid sixties, of a maybe 6 or 7 year old him cruising down with his mother and father all singing along to this song. He told me it was the one time he remembered them as a happy family, tears streaming down his face. This remains the most tender and beautiful moment I ever had with my father. Whenever I get down in the dumps, I listen to this song and remember my father, and how precious and fleeting "family" truly is. Thanks for listening.
Wow. Sounds eerily familiar except for us not singing along. Probably my earliest memory is riding in the back seat with my brother and sister with mom and dad in front and this song playing as we drove in downtown Northfield. Think I was about 4. Dad passed away about a year later. Still reminds me of that moment in the car whenever I hear the song.
wow I am sorry you lost your father so young. I was 3 when the song was released, so your dad must have passed away in his mid-late 50's, way too young.
Downtown was the best. There were no big suburb's or suburban shopping centers yet. Almost everyone lived in the city. The only place to find everything was at the big downtown department stores. I really miss those. 8 floors, every floor a different department. The elevators were run manually by real people who would announce what was on each floor or you could ask them for help. While waiting for the elevator, the doors had windows, you could see the counterweights side up and down. Most of the stores were within a couple of blocks that you could walk to. Bus routes covered every neighborhood. You just walked to the bus stop, took it downtown, and did your shopping. At Christmas time when my parents took myself and my brothers and sisters downtown it was like magic. Christmas lights everywhere. The big department stores had moving Christmas displays in the big street display windows. Sidewalks crammed with shoppers. Cops directing traffic at each corner. Too bad it's all gone.
OMG you just filled in the rest of the memories for me! We used to go to the old Spiegel store in downtown Chicago and order things. Then we had to wait weeks for it to get delivered to our house. Don't forget the penny candy stores back in those days. Our parents would give us a dime, park in front of the store, and let us go in by ourselves to spend our dime! My favorite was the wafer like shell that looked like a space ship.
I live 3 minutes from 2nd Ave. I just listened to this song for the first time all the way through... For this "clearly" hurting person to come downtown, warn people to evacuate, and then blow up on Christmas morning is heartbreaking... 2020 has been a very trying year to say the least... I disagree that this person is a "nut job"... I feel that this person was hurting badly in their spirit, heart, and mind... #nashvillestrong jerwainefleming.com Music City Quarantine
@@jerwainefleming6052 If blowing up a large bomb in a Downtown district isn't the definition of "nut job" I don't know what is. Clearly yes the person was hurting but the difference in a nut job from every one else is nut job's blow things and people up, We all have had problems at one point in our lives or another, but how is this person's problems so bad or so important as to cause all this and on Christmas no less, I live in TN , too.
Are you sympathizing with a man that detonated a powerful explosive that destroyed people's homes, businesses, and livelihoods? His act took down the AT&T telecommunication network for millions of people in the southeast, including local emergency services. I actually live in Nashville, this is a horrible event, and even though no innocent lives were lost, people here are still devestated and heartbroken. I know I am, and everyone around me is too. This guy somehow felt like he was being courteous, or just wanted to come across as such, by warning people about the bomb and advising them to evacuate the area, but this is just a sick manipulative tactic that has altered people's perception of the event. Because of the manipulation, many people don't see this is for what it is, a car bomb destroying an entire block of historic Downtown Nashville, instead they focus on this idea that he was somehow ethical in his actions because he evidently didn't want to cause loss of life, and that he did all he could to evacuate the residents of the area.
@@parkerbailey4175 That AT&T building is supposed to be bomb proof. Have you seen pictures of it? Seems the lefties shut down everything on purpose. They love oppression and being control freaks.
Unfortunate that now this will be known as the song that the Nashville Christmas Day Bomber played right before the RV blew up downtown Nashville, 2020.
I'm listening to it and wondering why this song in particular was chosen as the "final" song... It speaks a message contrary to "bombs" and "destruction"... #nashvillestrong jerwainefleming.com #musiccityquarantine
+donald leggett My Mom used to get my sisters and me dressed nicely. Then we'd hop on a bus for a shopping day downtown. I miss those carefree days. This song was, and still is, a classic. Petula Clark had it all in spades.
+Eagle "Beatz" Gains that feeling when i listened this being alone home, then i heard noise from our door I was like: TRASHMAN! Then my mom opened the door I was like: oh...
I was born in 1962 and this is one of my earliest music memories.... always loved it because it made me want to spin in circles....reminds me of my mom...♡
Yesss I came from there... I happened to hear an orchestral version of this on the radio before hearing the real thing... I immediately starting humming to it while I was watching the movie credits.
Stop being old and cranky. Some of us have came from TV shows and no matter what, we didn't come because we didn't appreciate it, we came because we actually liked the song.
From what I've learned, the man had several things going on. He lost his brother and father. Estranged from his mother. Had no wife or children and no known close friendships. He found out he had cancer. He felt alone in the world. He lived 8 miles from the bomb site. He may have been reflecting on how lonely his life was after all was said and done and the end was near. He also worked in securities and technology and had some paranoia about 5g. I think he literally wanted to go out with a bang, and he wanted his death to mean something. He clearly wanted to avoid taking lives. He parked outside AT&T. I think he may have thought he was doing something for society since he had some paranoia about 5g hurting people. Maybe in his sick mind, he felt like he was helping and going out on a good note playing an upbeat song about how wonderful it was to be downtown where your worries go away. His worries were about 5g for some reason. When have to consider his mental state when we think about the potential loss of life along with the catastrophic damage to buildings and people's businesses. He was not in his right mind. It is another sad event to add to the year we all will never forget.
@@lorrielephew1966 Very introspective assessment! I'm sure the FBI reads these comments now, and are trying to come up with motives. You may have just helped them, but they probably already came up with a similar motive. Cheers!
@@lorrielephew1966 I did not know he had cancer. Perhaps he felt his cancer was caused by the 5 G EMFs and towers as I have read of big health issues caused by 5 G already and not good - that might explain his hate for 5 G his cancer
another great song for those of us who first heard downtown in the 60s and then in the 70s we heard "summer breeze, makes me feel fine, blowing to the jazz song in my mind...."
@@natorusemporium645 I'm not sure if you're joking but in case if you're not, basically a new horror movie's coming out called "Last Night in Soho" featuring this song in the trailer covered by Anya Taylor-Joy.
@@natorusemporium645 Um...no lol. It's everywhere and it's by Edger Wright. It hasn't even premiere in my country. Of course, it's not your fault that you don't know it. Not everyone have the time.
This made me cry for some reason, I feel my life is going nowhere and I'm totally clueless about what I'm gonna do. This song disconnected me from all the sad things and reminded me of how beautiful life is.
I remember when I was little I always asked my dad to play this song everyday when he got home from work. It was one of my favorites :) I haven’t listened to it since I was about 4, so I thought I’d listen to it again. Such an incredible , nostalgic song!
This was a hit long before either X-Files or Girl Interrupted were ever thought of. Petula Clark is one of the finest singers the UK has ever produced…
When you're alone, and life is making you lonely You can always go Downtown When you've got worries, all the noise and the hurry Seems to help, I know Downtown Just listen to the music of the traffic in the city Linger on the sidewalk where the neon signs are pretty How can you lose? The lights are much brighter there You can forget all your troubles, forget all your cares So go downtown, things'll be great when you're Downtown, no finer place for sure Downtown everything's waiting for you Downtown Don't hang around and let your problems surround you There are movie shows Downtown Maybe you know some little places to go to Where they never close Downtown Just listen to the rhythm of a gentle bossa nova You'll be dancing with him too before the night is over Happy again The lights are much brighter there You can forget all your troubles, forget all your cares So go downtown, where all the lights are bright Downtown, waiting for you tonight Downtown, you're gonna be alright now Downtown, downtown Downtown Downtown And you may find somebody kind to help and understand you Someone who is just like you and needs a gentle hand to Guide them along So maybe I'll see you there We can forget all our troubles, forget all our cares So go downtown, things'll be great when you're Downtown, don't wait a minute for Downtown, everything's waiting for you Downtown, downtown, downtown, downtown Downtown, downtown, downtown, downtown, downtown, downtown
I absolutely love this song for the reason that I played this for my men while we were approaching our target which was Saigon 50 years ago. We were 100 percent successful in accomplishing our mission. Praise God!
I have always loved this song. Forget all your troubles and cares because life is worth living. When I am depressed and lonely I play this song and I fell life is great and worth living for.
This was my favorite song since I was 5. I got diagnosed with ptsd as a 12 year old (I'm a victim of sexuall abuse) and I have bad flashbacks and my mom always sings it to calm me down, and I'm 22 and she still does it every time. This song is so special to me, it instantly makes me feel safe 😊 I'm so greatfull for my mom and that she (even though I'm an Adult) never stopped doing it
I am a 70 year old social worker, and I can understand your feelings and memories. I was abused during an outdoor gym class in front of the entire school. The entire school saw this. Only my shoes were left on me, but none of the teachers, principal, or officers acted on my behalf. None of those who violated me received any discipline. When I graduated I became a social worker, and gave all the help and understanding I could give, and continue to give, to those clients with similar hard times. My heart and soul are with you. You are not alone, because God is with us now and forever!!!
@@WideTurnHistory57 I'm so sorry that that happened to you. My story is that I got assaulted by a male friend and when my boyfriend at the time found out he started assaulting me and no one would believe me, I don't even know how many times it happened.. I stripped counting after 5..anyways after all of that I was fucked up and I tryed to end my life but then a random girl from my class saw my cuts and we talked and she actually believed me and helped me get help. Today I'm greatfull that my attempt didn't work. I'm in a health relationship (he knows and he's so gentle and he knows me so well that he always sees when I'm not okay) I'm going to uni and life is actually okay. My biggest dream is to become a social worker too and help people who have been sexually assaulted. Thank you so much ❤️
@@adriennerobinson1180 Thank you... it was horrible, but im doing really good rn. I just have flashbacks and night terrors but I've learned to live with it and my boyfriend is really helpful. He always listens and is there for me when im having flashbacks/night terrors.
In my opinion this song speaks of "togetherness" and "community"... This person must have been hurting in mind, body, and spirit... I am a Nashvillian and I see all of the "loneliness" and "brokenness" in our city everyday... Mental health is a real crisis in our city... #nashvillestrong jerwainefleming.com #musiccityquarantine
I grew up with and still love all the older tunes, they make me happier than anything in the current pop music world. Thank you for making this upbeat playlist, it's making my work day a lot brighter!
Funny trivia is, they (Hatch) had hard time to cobble up the lyrics - just 30 minutes before the session to start .. ;) it turned out quite well, didnt it ? .. Sullivan and Page waiting with their guitars tuned up 😂 Christ, what a fun those times were
Strange. The Nashville Christmas 2020 bomber, who kept announcing “The explosion will occur in 14 minutes” etc. over the loudspeaker, towards the end of the countdown played this song behind the announcements of the impending act of terror.
What if it's not a "act of terror"??? This song speaks of happiness, community, and togetherness... This was person was clearly "hurting" real bad on the inside... Just the fact that a warning was sent out shows a rational mind suffering from some type of mental or emotional issue... I am a Nashvillian and our city has a lot of people suffering from mental and emotional issues... Our city should invest more in loving people with kindness and compassion... That is the way you fight mental and emotional brokenness... #nashvillestrong jerwainefleming.com #musiccityquarantine
@@jerwainefleming6052I’m from Nashville our city is losing people because of OD but they don’t & won’t do shit about it. The corona virus has been a nice distraction from the real issues.
@@danielmaul4310 "I agree"... Well said... I am a recovering addict with emotional issues... When Covid-19 hit, there was no where to turn... Some of my friends have overdosed in this past year and they wanted help... "I'm grateful to be clean and sober today"... #nashvillestrong jerwainefleming.com #musiccityquarantine
We had a stereo hifi in 1969, one of those long low cabinets, my dad was into the old big band records but i remember we had a tijuana brass album, But I still remember downtown and other songs. And tin bath, yes. If you are talking about one of those old galvanized tubs? I remember we lived in a house and my mom would heat up water to put in it and we would have a bath. I think it was the house before we lived in the next one that had a claw foot tub where when we turned the water on sometimes it would come out all rusting from the old plumbing and we had to wait for the water to clear. We lived in an old farmhouse that was turned into a rental when the owners moved into town but still farmed the property. Even had farmer relatives that had modern plumbing but a still using outhouse out by the chicken coops! We'd go into town and eat at the coffee shop at the department store for a treat or go to town and get a cherry coke at the soda fountain and next door was the meat market with wood shavings on the floor. Remember when there would be fans like ceiling fans above the store doors out on the sidewalk. Me reminiscing too much here LOL. But loved those days!
Who's still appreciating this song at 2024
Do you have any doubt?
Godlike
Watching Seinfeld S7 E20 💯
When I was 7 years old, our mom was up late cleaning the house, this song came on the radio, I will never forget she woke me up out of bed, wearing a pink nightgown I sat next to the stereo on the floor listening to this song! Yes at age 7! I won’t say how old I am now lol! I told my family when I pass away, I want this song played as one of my all time favorites!
Me.
Anyone else come to listen because this is the song being played by the exploding RV in Nashville?
yeah when I heard the officer anounce this, and imagining him in the streets with the music playing I shivered
It definitely gave me this creepy, eerie feeling😩😟 Just thinking about the chorus of this song playing from that RV then ...BOOM💣💥😫😢
people are saying that the explosion was a suicide act and i keep thinking about how the dude felt - if it was a suicide act- inside the rv before the explosion. he might’ve played this song to calm himself down before dying. that’s really sad and scary.
Yea😂😂
I did come here after hearing about it unfortunately
I'm here from Last Night In Soho
Same, man.
I was thinking "Lost" when I saw the teaser.
Send Dude!
@@ericpoulsen3087 Me too, and Girl Interrupted
Me too
A true timeless classic. Still appreciated in 2024.👍
Brilliant 60s song, with a very jazzy outro.
Eat me
Absolutely
Yo también. En ARGENTINA 2024 .... AUGOST 26. 🇦🇷
I sang Downtown on the Epcot stage with Miss Petula many years ago. She saw me in the audience singing along with EVERY song. But when she finished her performance she hadn't sang my favorite which, of course, is Downtown. So I shouted out that she couldn't leave until she had! Then she invited me on stage to sing it with her! I will never ever ever forget that! What a thrill. Must tell you, we were both in our 60's! She was and will always be my favorite singer from the 1960's!!! (and the Beatles!)
What a wonderful experience that must have been!
Wow, what a great story!! And she's such a nice person to do that!!!
Wow!!! What a memory to have!!
Omigosh, that's incredible! What a great story, thanks for sharing!
Sure wish I had been there to hear you both. Pretty sure I've loved this song all my life. Still gets to me.
I was in love with this song as a child, a teenager, and adult, and I'm in my 60's, and nothing has changed!!
I loved it too, my Mum absolutely loved it! Now I’m in my early 60s now🤗
One of the first 45s I ever played as a kid. Listening to it I knew I wanted to be a grown-up real soon.
Me too nothing has changed, she's great star for us in France 💖💝💖💗💓💞❣
I live for this song, had it in my head in Milan Italy, that city made me sad, minute later I stepped into a store and it played it!!! I felt like ok I leave tomorrow now go downtown
Me too❤
I miss the innocence and purity when it comes to 60s and 70s music.
You ever heard the Grateful Dead? Purity and innocence abound. /s
True
There was no innocence in that music. You may have been innocent; the music was not.
I agree cause now song have swears😢
Otro nivel fue
Who's still listening to this song in 2025?
😂
Juan. I love this song to my heart.❤
You're just a bit ahead of your time, aren't you?
@@Mompfried Being a time traveler, I screw up sometimes :)
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Who is here after Anya Taylor-Joy version for their movie LAST NIGHT IN SOHO? ❤
Have you never seen Girl, Interrupted?!
Me!
I been here before soho, but it brought me back.
Yes, but this song is much happier
ayyy lmao actress
Anyone here because they genuinely like the song?!
totally its the best kinda music to listen too :)
First record bought!
Er yes actually.
As someone who went to a downtown that was dying even as I visited it, I can say I genuinely love this song.
ashton vickers I am here because I loved the song for years since I’m a child I’m almost 40 I grew up with it I like the singer too prefer singers from then then any of them female pop singers of today
This song is about to blow up once again after seeing Last Night in SoHo
You bet it will
The movie was great
Indeed , one of the best movies iv seen in 2021
I am gonna go see the film again man barely anyone is seeing it where I am
Really good film
Yes
I remember my mother played this so much when I was so little that the song is one of my earliest memories. Which I don’t remember anything till around 1971 so she played this song for years and I love it too. Saving mom songs from TH-cam for Mother’s Day. 2024 ❤
That RV bomber definitely had some Joker in him playing this song. Brutal.
Bro shut up
@@W0RDonTH3street how about another joke noah
Yea I was thinking the same, reminded me of Joker
@@sealclub4294 You wouldn't get it
@Van Die No video of this is there? I think just eye witness accounts
As a child born in '57, when I heard Petula Clark sing 'Downtown' I realized there was a whole world of really cool music.
I was born in “57” too, what a good year 😁
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@@jamestownsend9345 I was also born in 1957. It's still very fresh in my memory of singing " Downtown" while walking going to school.
`1963 baby here, but I definitely remember hearing this as a child. And living in Brooklyn, it always made me want to go downtown Brooklyn
Wow wow yes for sure 😃
This was one of my Mom's favorite songs, she passed this Sept. Today is her birthday, thank you for introducing this beautiful music to me Mom ! Love and hugs !
Hugs 🤗🤗💙💙
I’m sorry 🙏🏽💙
🙏🏻RIP☦️
Oh good!
Congratulations on her passing, completion is what we all seek.
Oh good!
Congratulations on her passing, completion is what we all seek.
I was born in 1961, in 1964 , I was only 3 year's old , now 2024 , 63 year's old... I heard this when I was young , I love Music, I know this ' Downtown'
Who is here checking out this song after it was named to be playing from the RV that exploded in Nashville on Christmas morning 2020?
The guy commented on this video 8 months ago too. Wow.
Me I believe it could be just a suicide
@Quatroking a lot of people actually.
@@kingkong1040 What comment was it?
@@kingkong1040 8 hours ago fool.
*AT&T disliked this*
I liked that comment though
And here I thought this was going to be AT&T's new ad campaign. If you want broadband Internet at home, you got to move downtown. If you want fibre Internet you got to move downtown. If you want DSL, well then you got to move downtown. Why? Cause we don't give a rats arse about people who live out in the country or in rural areas. We're too cheap to spend any capital to run fibre lines in rural areas of their service territory. Eventhough former Governor Bill Haslam gave them $45 million in his last budget to do so.
@@robbiestewart89 True, I'm rural and waiting and waiting for overpriced Starlink so I can work from home.
AT&T can eat a bag of dicks!
@@NunyaBidness162 Lily Adams probably does..😉😂😍
This song speaks to another era. If only we could get our downtowns the way this song makes you feel about them.
I heard it calling this morning, Christmas Day, when I got up to make a pot of coffee. _Something_ made me look up Petula Clark at this moment.
Some of them are still like that, if you can find them!
downtown l.a. is dead at night and most movie palaces are close and the one's open have become evangelical ventures!!!
Most of them are full of methed out homeless people these days
downtown has nothing but needles and crime
I call this one of my "stop-whatever-I'm-doing-and-listen songs." If it comes the radio, I can't focus on anything else. It's hauntingly, simple, complex and beautiful all at the same time. Or maybe it's just because it's the first song that left an impression on me when I was 4 or 5. I can still picture where I was when I first heard it.
I love this sing so much, it was released in 1964 and here it is almost new years day 2023 and I'm still listening to it. Thank you petula
I also Love this song!
They just don’t write such wonderful songs like this anymore. Sad.
You misspelled song. If you want to correct it. I know the spellchecker always did that. Love this song, too.🙂
im bak here today yes lone time ago i rnenber petula clarl im am old
This song will never get old one of the best songs of all times I love it
What a voice. So clean, on key and powerful. One of my favorites.
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@Misa Amane the same 2019 05 15 16:44
My dad loved this song when i was a kid. Born in 58, i heard it on weekends 100 times. Reminds me of a simpler time when i was not burdened by a corrupted, chaotic world. I miss my dad❤
same here
@@heinzspuerkel x files trashman
The world was better then. But a much better world than that is right around the corner.
I love u baby boi
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How's that ? You think the world is improving ? In 2024 ?
“That’s a lovely name”
“That’s a lovely name”
“That’s a lovely name”
“That’s a lovely name”
“That’s a lovely name”
Sandy come back here
Oh my god yes
U know where to find me
Cabaret lady anxiously picking up a payphone: " mum... It's not what I thought.."
@@micheleferri2119 that entire scene was a 180
Yes I'm here because I genuinely like this song I remember hearing it as a kid
This has always been and still is a favorite! Tears are in my eyes as I hear it yet again.
❤
I first heard this driving down the West Side Drive in a 1964 Monza
I'm not sure if you're familiar with Brooklyn NY, but ever since I was a child, this song always makes me want to go to Fulton Street, Albee Square, Junior's restaurant , Macys and the glamour of ''downtown''
@@MVR326 Never been to Brooklyn before or even New York for that matter
Blowing a RV on that song ... That's something the Joker would definitely do ...
Exactly....very astute observation...Todd you reading this
My first thought was that it made me think of American Horror Story but yeah the Joker is more accurate
what a chad, making a refence to the joker. what a big chungus wholesome 100 moment.
That's what I thought, it seems like something out of a movie. I hope we figure out what the hell he was thinking, this whole situation has me creeped out and confused.
@@aldegator tf lol
Fantastic vocals by Petula, I think she is very underrated as a vocalist... amazing.
I come here every day for my "3 minutes without depression" moment.
Great! I must do that! I'm a depression sufferer also. Thanks for sharing ! G-d bless you!
I hope in time your depression lessens. Music is a good way to relax, I also recommend Shirley Bassey, she's a personal favourite :)
Thanks to you, I come to this video almost regularly to lift my spirits. You didn't know that by your comment that your helping someone..me! Great idea! Thanks!
Let the music cleanse your mind
Same
Im here because of the movie “girl interrupted” and I can say that this song is such a huge masterpiece I literally cried listening to it ❤️❤️
Very few people ever put the TWO together.
Yep had to come straight here after girl, interrupted
EXACTLY!!! With Elizabeth moss’s character 🥺 this movie and scene was a huge childhood core memory for me
Why did you cry?
I bought the 45 at 12 years May of 65 racing on my bike to the record store Napanee, ON, Canada singing it all the way as a Head Chorister in a Cathedral Choir. Still in great shape singing DT in falsetto right now as I type! She had another 15 or so fabulous songs written by Tony Hatch. She is in her mid-80s still performing and BTW Pet was the follow up to Julie Andrews in The Sound Of Music!!! 2nd. place.
I can't go downtown, its quarantine and everything is closed
NO SHIT
Deep shit
I was thinking that very thing. No crowds, no hustle and bustle and nothing open!
Indeed
Sarcastic, i was going to say the very same, 👍🏻
If you took Petula Clark out of the '60's and dropped her into 2024, she would CRUSH every modern female singer with her talent, intonation and skill.
Who's listening to this in 2020?
(I am)
I am. I have no idea what brought it to mind. It's a song I remember from when I was quite small... 4 or 5 I think.
Mine was protest related😉
@@damonburnett7000 Mine had nothing to do with protests.
I am !!
Yo, en México , Julio 1, 2020, 1.00 AM. Saludos!
Juliet from Lost recommended this song for me.
Same
Bitch kicked me out of book club :(
Season 3 intro...
same from lost ha
right
American horror story :)
what season?
Ryan Johnson the last one its called downtown i think
+Ryan Johnson hotel
+Holland tribute here ^^
+Holland tribute Come On Folks! It is "American Horror Story : Hotel", it takes place in the "Hotel Cortez". Lady Gaga proves she is an excellent Actress in it. (And.. .as usual the rest of the crew kicks butt acting wise too).
I just LOVE this song. My mother and I used to sing along while she drove me to school in her old Buick Cutlass.
Great car!! Like a tank..but pretty!
i can take that car off your hands for lets say..... how does 50 bucks sound (im taking all the risk)
okay i just watched girl interrupted and came here and everyone's talking about some nashville shit
I too remember this song from that movie
Same here I like the movie
Me too
Same
Playing this in my car full volume right now... What the hell, there's like 30 cop cars behind me.
lol
In stewie voice: “yeah I’d go ahead and cut that out if I were you”
Underrated comment.
Just don't start counting out loud
Dont play this in an RV
I love this woman and her music, who's with me in May 2020
Definitely, Petula has such a lovely voice
I concur
I HERE IN BRAZIL
Yep, May 19th 2020!
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Amaaazing Tune ❤❤❤Takes me back to my childhood in the 60ies listening to the Radio 🙏👌God Bless Her❤Xxx Memories Never Die 🙏
My late boyfriend Dan favorite song. Tonight is his anniversary. May he Rest In Peace
Sorry for your loss
R.I.P 🙏
Thinking of you and wishing you well.
💘
keep your memories close to your heart.
best wishes from austria !
It’s interesting that the Nashville bomber played this before blowing up downtown
Oh sh- True.
It was all a plot to generate views for this video.
It’s. Creepy. Af.
Finally, someone said it!
@@styrenebuilds6851 lol
I played this song for my father a few years before he passed away. It was a year after both of his parents had died. He never spoke of any fond memories of the two of them, at all. Having lived his life a product of divorce and institutionalized by bouncing in and out of reform schools and various correctional facilities up until age 21, my father never had anything much pleasant to say about his childhood. I was going through iTunes and came across this song (I liked it because of a Seinfeld episode). As the song played, I saw and heard my dad recount and relive a long forgotten memory, in the mid sixties, of a maybe 6 or 7 year old him cruising down with his mother and father all singing along to this song. He told me it was the one time he remembered them as a happy family, tears streaming down his face. This remains the most tender and beautiful moment I ever had with my father. Whenever I get down in the dumps, I listen to this song and remember my father, and how precious and fleeting "family" truly is. Thanks for listening.
I too remember the song well, but it's less the song itself, but rather the era, the time frame that is what I treasure most.
Wow. Sounds eerily familiar except for us not singing along. Probably my earliest memory is riding in the back seat with my brother and sister with mom and dad in front and this song playing as we drove in downtown Northfield. Think I was about 4. Dad passed away about a year later. Still reminds me of that moment in the car whenever I hear the song.
wow I am sorry you lost your father so young. I was 3 when the song was released, so your dad must have passed away in his mid-late 50's, way too young.
@@dgillies5420
Actually he was 33, aneurysm.
@@jamest3552 wow, I lost mine at 46, heart attack from a virus - I was 13 - about 7 years after this song was released ...
Downtown was the best. There were no big suburb's or suburban shopping centers yet. Almost everyone lived in the city. The only place to find everything was at the big downtown department stores. I really miss those. 8 floors, every floor a different department. The elevators were run manually by real people who would announce what was on each floor or you could ask them for help. While waiting for the elevator, the doors had windows, you could see the counterweights side up and down. Most of the stores were within a couple of blocks that you could walk to. Bus routes covered every neighborhood. You just walked to the bus stop, took it downtown, and did your shopping. At Christmas time when my parents took myself and my brothers and sisters downtown it was like magic. Christmas lights everywhere. The big department stores had moving Christmas displays in the big street display windows. Sidewalks crammed with shoppers. Cops directing traffic at each corner. Too bad it's all gone.
OMG you just filled in the rest of the memories for me! We used to go to the old Spiegel store in downtown Chicago and order things. Then we had to wait weeks for it to get delivered to our house. Don't forget the penny candy stores back in those days. Our parents would give us a dime, park in front of the store, and let us go in by ourselves to spend our dime! My favorite was the wafer like shell that looked like a space ship.
according to a cops own testimony in TN, this was the song the nut blasted from the RV so be ready for some crazy shit comments
I live 3 minutes from 2nd Ave. I just listened to this song for the first time all the way through... For this "clearly" hurting person to come downtown, warn people to evacuate, and then blow up on Christmas morning is heartbreaking... 2020 has been a very trying year to say the least... I disagree that this person is a "nut job"... I feel that this person was hurting badly in their spirit, heart, and mind... #nashvillestrong
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@@jerwainefleming6052 If blowing up a large bomb in a Downtown district isn't the definition of "nut job" I don't know what is. Clearly yes the person was hurting but the difference in a nut job from every one else is nut job's blow things and people up, We all have had problems at one point in our lives or another, but how is this person's problems so bad or so important as to cause all this and on Christmas no less, I live in TN , too.
Are you sympathizing with a man that detonated a powerful explosive that destroyed people's homes, businesses, and livelihoods? His act took down the AT&T telecommunication network for millions of people in the southeast, including local emergency services. I actually live in Nashville, this is a horrible event, and even though no innocent lives were lost, people here are still devestated and heartbroken. I know I am, and everyone around me is too. This guy somehow felt like he was being courteous, or just wanted to come across as such, by warning people about the bomb and advising them to evacuate the area, but this is just a sick manipulative tactic that has altered people's perception of the event. Because of the manipulation, many people don't see this is for what it is, a car bomb destroying an entire block of historic Downtown Nashville, instead they focus on this idea that he was somehow ethical in his actions because he evidently didn't want to cause loss of life, and that he did all he could to evacuate the residents of the area.
@@parkerbailey4175 That AT&T building is supposed to be bomb proof. Have you seen pictures of it? Seems the lefties shut down everything on purpose. They love oppression and being control freaks.
@@jerwainefleming6052 he did it because of the 5G conspiracy that is why this happened. He was not hurting he thought he did the right thing.
73 years old - remember when it came out and have always loved it and Petula Clark
I'm 14 and it's one of the few older songs I like
My father (who's 72) just told me "why are you whispering a song of my old times?"
And I said : Because it's in Lost, the Tv Series"
22 years old here - this song made my parents to be a couple. Thanks Dad. Some things never dies. Exactly like my feelings to this song.
I was about 4-5 when this came out.
Unfortunate that now this will be known as the song that the Nashville Christmas Day Bomber played right before the RV blew up downtown Nashville, 2020.
I'm listening to it and wondering why this song in particular was chosen as the "final" song... It speaks a message contrary to "bombs" and "destruction"... #nashvillestrong
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This song has been famous for many decades. It will has a bigger legacy than that.
This is a song that I fondly remembered being played on the radio at my uncles house on Christmas in the early 1960's
@@wootdorfstudios8252
Nah, everyone these days listens to autotuned manufactured crap on the radio/internet.
@@unf3z4nt far from everyone
A Brit writing a song about New York City in the 1960s. Of course it was #1 in the USA. Not so in the UK.
I have came from Lost, seems like this masterpiece has been used in lots of shows
i came from girl, interrupted but this song feels like idk home, and it looks so familiar to me
Same.
Same
Juliet’s song
Me too. I just branched after season 3 episode 1
I remember seeing mom singing this song as she cleaned house. She probably wanted to go downtown, as me and my younger brothers were all under 7.
+donald leggett mine too
+donald leggett That so funny! My mom always cleaned to the house listening to Petula Clark!
+donald leggett yep, same here. Great memories.
+donald leggett ..... yepper ..... loved downtown ....... that's where it was at when this song came out ...... too bad the malls are busier now
+donald leggett My Mom used to get my sisters and me dressed nicely. Then we'd hop on a bus for a shopping day downtown. I miss those carefree days.
This song was, and still is, a classic. Petula Clark had it all in spades.
Thank You X-Files
+Eagle „Beatz” Gains
The truth is out there. In downtown :)
Always x-files xD
+Eagle "Beatz" Gains that feeling when i listened this being alone home, then i heard noise from our door I was like: TRASHMAN! Then my mom opened the door I was like: oh...
+pikkukurreable
D'oh... it wasn't Trashman, but The Band-Aid Nose Man ;)
...
sniff sniff, what's that smell? :P
+Eagle “Beatz” Gains lol I also came here from X-Files =)))
An era of long haired druggie rockers and we had this elegant lady with the silky voice.
Only Screaming Lord Sutch, Phil May and Dave Davies had long hair then.
Juliet could never make those muffins quite right :,)
She burned them and dropped them on the ground!
I was born in 1962 and this is one of my earliest music memories.... always loved it because it made me want to spin in circles....reminds me of my mom...♡
I was born in 1962 also and l have the same memories dancing in the living room in circles
I played it to my 5 and 7 year olds today for the first time and guess what? They started spinning around in circles!
I born in 1961 though not the earliest ie is one of my earliest music memories
same here, always thinking of my -then- very young mom
61
Girl, Interrupted 💜
Yesss I came from there... I happened to hear an orchestral version of this on the radio before hearing the real thing... I immediately starting humming to it while I was watching the movie credits.
Jose Elias yes ❤️❤️
@@reham6827 yes, very good movie
I forgot it was there too
I remember it from Seinfeld and Lost
Wanting to listen to Downtown by Pet Clark brought me here.
Good choice. This IS Downtown by Petula Clark, mission accomplished i'd say.
sry for all the little kids up past bedtime stumbling on this that don't appreciate
@jim rod Same here! I found myself humming it and thought I'd play it! Good memories for me. Hope there were for you, too!
Stop being old and cranky. Some of us have came from TV shows and no matter what, we didn't come because we didn't appreciate it, we came because we actually liked the song.
W2K17 brought me here
Everything was so new and exciting at this time and at the same so innocent that is gone forever
Right and this song some how caught the excitement of the times. Of course being 15 years old helped also.
Nope. Innocence is always there if you seek it.
Dave Wilson
Downtown all dressed up holding mom's hand and it playing from the store fronts on the walk
Now everything is DUMB psycopathtic and brainwashed.
Dave Wilson 100th like :D
Damn, this guy must have been depressed
From what I've learned, the man had several things going on. He lost his brother and father. Estranged from his mother. Had no wife or children and no known close friendships. He found out he had cancer. He felt alone in the world. He lived 8 miles from the bomb site. He may have been reflecting on how lonely his life was after all was said and done and the end was near. He also worked in securities and technology and had some paranoia about 5g. I think he literally wanted to go out with a bang, and he wanted his death to mean something. He clearly wanted to avoid taking lives. He parked outside AT&T. I think he may have thought he was doing something for society since he had some paranoia about 5g hurting people. Maybe in his sick mind, he felt like he was helping and going out on a good note playing an upbeat song about how wonderful it was to be downtown where your worries go away. His worries were about 5g for some reason. When have to consider his mental state when we think about the potential loss of life along with the catastrophic damage to buildings and people's businesses. He was not in his right mind. It is another sad event to add to the year we all will never forget.
@@lorrielephew1966 Very introspective assessment! I'm sure the FBI reads these comments now, and are trying to come up with motives. You may have just helped them, but they probably already came up with a similar motive. Cheers!
i think that was the case
@@lorrielephew1966 I did not know he had cancer. Perhaps he felt his cancer was caused by the 5 G EMFs and towers as I have read of big health issues caused by 5 G already and not good - that might explain his hate for 5 G his cancer
@@vickyneumann362 I just learned his father had worked for AT&T also. He told his neighbor that Nashville would never forget him.
58 years goes by like a warm summer breeze. I loved this song when it came out, it is timeless.
another great song for those of us who first heard downtown in the 60s and then in the 70s we heard "summer breeze, makes me feel fine, blowing to the jazz song in my mind...."
Last Night in Soho will revive this
What happened in Soho?
@@natorusemporium645 I'm not sure if you're joking but in case if you're not, basically a new horror movie's coming out called "Last Night in Soho" featuring this song in the trailer covered by Anya Taylor-Joy.
@@adam.n-steve Ah thank you. I wasn’t joking, this must be a film only coming out in your country.
@@natorusemporium645 Um...no lol. It's everywhere and it's by Edger Wright. It hasn't even premiere in my country. Of course, it's not your fault that you don't know it. Not everyone have the time.
Anya’s cover is hauntingly beautiful
This made me cry for some reason, I feel my life is going nowhere and I'm totally clueless about what I'm gonna do. This song disconnected me from all the sad things and reminded me of how beautiful life is.
Captain Cube - don't ever give up! Xo
You are definitely not alone, I can tell!
The proverbial ray of sunshine. Get in touch with that inner voice.
Captain Cube same here my grandads fave song was this and I love him even if I never got to meet him..
its up to you brother.you should do what you love, because we aint permanent on this life.
I remember when I was little I always asked my dad to play this song everyday when he got home from work. It was one of my favorites :) I haven’t listened to it since I was about 4, so I thought I’d listen to it again. Such an incredible , nostalgic song!
Still here. 2024. Thank you.❤
This makes me happy
TimeWatch5 good 👍😋
Petula Clark epitomizes the 60's!!!!!!!!!!!
@@davidsurnearsr8249 Good music its make a good feeling.
Me too.
How can it not
Lost anybody ?
Me
so bad ! realized I was singing this song in the street, remembering me it was from Lost.
+iewingi 22 why...shes singing..why would you be lost?
+Ron Sloan This song was in an episode of the tv show "Lost" that is the "lost anybody" reference
Hi, Juliet
This was a hit long before either X-Files or Girl Interrupted were ever thought of. Petula Clark is one of the finest singers the UK has ever produced…
But sadly underrated!
Agree.Makes one happy.And now I'm sixty-two, sad too.
I agree...I hate when people site the movie a song was in over 20 years after it was originally a hit. Song is about more than "Girl Interrupted".
Not underrated at all..she has had a 70 year career..starting in WW2
I saw her name in the credits of a movie from about 1944 and thought that can't be the same Petula Clark.
Fun fact. Jimmy Page played on this song.
I went to the bank today and the lady behind the counter started singing, "Downtown"
I thought to myself, what a peculiar clerk.
You mean a Petula Clark not a peculiar clerk...lol
hahahaha
Wonderfully clever. :)
Hahahahah! That's insanely funny!
lol That really cracked me up! hahaha
When you're alone, and life is making you lonely
You can always go
Downtown
When you've got worries, all the noise and the hurry
Seems to help, I know
Downtown
Just listen to the music of the traffic in the city
Linger on the sidewalk where the neon signs are pretty
How can you lose?
The lights are much brighter there
You can forget all your troubles, forget all your cares
So go downtown, things'll be great when you're
Downtown, no finer place for sure
Downtown everything's waiting for you
Downtown
Don't hang around and let your problems surround you
There are movie shows
Downtown
Maybe you know some little places to go to
Where they never close
Downtown
Just listen to the rhythm of a gentle bossa nova
You'll be dancing with him too before the night is over
Happy again
The lights are much brighter there
You can forget all your troubles, forget all your cares
So go downtown, where all the lights are bright
Downtown, waiting for you tonight
Downtown, you're gonna be alright now
Downtown, downtown
Downtown
Downtown
And you may find somebody kind to help and understand you
Someone who is just like you and needs a gentle hand to
Guide them along
So maybe I'll see you there
We can forget all our troubles, forget all our cares
So go downtown, things'll be great when you're
Downtown, don't wait a minute for
Downtown, everything's waiting for you
Downtown, downtown, downtown, downtown
Downtown, downtown, downtown, downtown, downtown, downtown
I absolutely love this song for the reason that I played this for my men while we were approaching our target which was Saigon 50 years ago. We were 100 percent successful in accomplishing our mission. Praise God!
I have always loved this song. Forget all your troubles and cares because life is worth living. When I am depressed and lonely I play this song and I fell life is great and worth living for.
Beautiful sentiment...Thank you.
Bigfoot Country o
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Es Sí un Mundo caido más que hacemos?
Satan would have you to think this life isn't worth living and nobody cares for you; DON't you listen to him.
Freedom, can't live with it, can't live without it
Many of us still enjoy this clean music . Something simple and uncomplicated!!
Girl, Interrupted anyone? :)
No actually. No one. How do you like then apples??
YUSS
+Brooke Hanley word!!
Yeeeee
Nope, more like "The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Runner " with Tom Courtenay.
This was my favorite song since I was 5. I got diagnosed with ptsd as a 12 year old (I'm a victim of sexuall abuse) and I have bad flashbacks and my mom always sings it to calm me down, and I'm 22 and she still does it every time. This song is so special to me, it instantly makes me feel safe 😊 I'm so greatfull for my mom and that she (even though I'm an Adult) never stopped doing it
I'm sorry You went through that
I am a 70 year old social worker, and I can understand your feelings and memories. I was abused during an outdoor gym class in front of the entire school. The entire school saw this. Only my shoes were left on me, but none of the teachers, principal, or officers acted on my behalf. None of those who violated me received any discipline. When I graduated I became a social worker, and gave all the help and understanding I could give, and continue to give, to those clients with similar hard times. My heart and soul are with you. You are not alone, because God is with us now and forever!!!
@@WideTurnHistory57 I'm so sorry that that happened to you. My story is that I got assaulted by a male friend and when my boyfriend at the time found out he started assaulting me and no one would believe me, I don't even know how many times it happened.. I stripped counting after 5..anyways after all of that I was fucked up and I tryed to end my life but then a random girl from my class saw my cuts and we talked and she actually believed me and helped me get help. Today I'm greatfull that my attempt didn't work. I'm in a health relationship (he knows and he's so gentle and he knows me so well that he always sees when I'm not okay) I'm going to uni and life is actually okay. My biggest dream is to become a social worker too and help people who have been sexually assaulted. Thank you so much ❤️
@@adriennerobinson1180 Thank you... it was horrible, but im doing really good rn. I just have flashbacks and night terrors but I've learned to live with it and my boyfriend is really helpful. He always listens and is there for me when im having flashbacks/night terrors.
God loves you. Jw.org
Why was this song played before Nashville bombing?
Who can say the rationale in the polluted pond of what passed for his mind😒
In my opinion this song speaks of "togetherness" and "community"... This person must have been hurting in mind, body, and spirit... I am a Nashvillian and I see all of the "loneliness" and "brokenness" in our city everyday... Mental health is a real crisis in our city... #nashvillestrong
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Thank God for the gift of music Petula Clark brought us.
Anyone else come to listen because of Anya Taylor Joy's amazing cover?
Yes, I see her and Anya sings horrible.
I am. But I hear it in "The Scape Room (2019)" for the first time.
Maybe I can now convince my grandma to play 2k17
Very Original, indeed
If she refuse call brock lesnar to took her to suplex city :D
***** She is now playing it. She loves to use Fandango for some unknown reason I will never know.
Juliet burning her muffins..
SAME
xDD
Reference to?
+Jakub Neumann lost
Looks like I need to rewatch LOST :D
I grew up with and still love all the older tunes, they make me happier than anything in the current pop music world. Thank you for making this upbeat playlist, it's making my work day a lot brighter!
I'm here because I like Petula Clark. This brings me back to being six years old and my first radio!
me too,,,,she was awesome and all over the radio in the mid to late 60's
Yes, brings back memories....and not of some damned annoying tv show!
yup the sixties , drinking beer and listening to 45 rpm
Ok boomer!
Rudy Zuluaga Ok Boomer!
I'm here from "Girl, interrupted". Surprised nobody here is talking about it.
I'm here from that movie too. Amazing film.
I'm here to my other favorite song from it is the end of the world by Skeeter Davis
I'm here from that movie too. Wonderfull movie :)
Susanna (Winona Ryder) Lisa (Angelina Jolie)
Girl interrupted. Love the movie
Who’s here after the bomb
I'm just glad that guy had such a commitment to sharing this wonderful song.
Nobody. This song is forever guaranteed to clear out any gathering...Fast.
🤣🤣🤣
Loved this song as a teenager and now in my 60s I still love listening to it. Thank you!
Darn I miss the days I could listen to this without cops following me
edit: lmao this is the first time i have had this many likes thx guys
🤣🤣🤣
I have rv phobia
This is such a great song. Very popular and 'hip' for time, even though it wasn't rock or pop.
Well, hang a name on its genre, will you please! ;-D
Of course it's a "pop" song!! And extraordinary at that!! Tony Hatch is a brilliant writer
Not pop? What? lol
Excuse me this is a pop song. Pop perfection!!!!!!!
@@tiagoduraes1120 I said of COURSE it's a 'pop' song!!! What's so funny???
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julieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeettttttttt!!!!!!
THE NUMBERS ARE BAD! THE NUMBERS ARE BAD!
sawyer :)
Dharma
There are guard Desmond
True singing and music, unlike a lot of today's music. Total respect.
This song was one of the best songs on the radio back then. And it's still of the best that ever recorded, in 2022.
What has happened to downtown since then? Nothing but drug addicts, vagrants, panhandlers, broken dreams and despair. I can't wait to get to Heaven!
Funny trivia is, they (Hatch) had hard time to cobble up the lyrics - just 30 minutes before the session to start .. ;) it turned out quite well, didnt it ? .. Sullivan and Page waiting with their guitars tuned up 😂 Christ, what a fun those times were
Lost ! :DD
Fabien Martinez yeah i came here from Lost too!
:)
Strange. The Nashville Christmas 2020 bomber, who kept announcing “The explosion will occur in 14 minutes” etc. over the loudspeaker, towards the end of the countdown played this song behind the announcements of the impending act of terror.
What if it's not a "act of terror"??? This song speaks of happiness, community, and togetherness... This was person was clearly "hurting" real bad on the inside... Just the fact that a warning was sent out shows a rational mind suffering from some type of mental or emotional issue... I am a Nashvillian and our city has a lot of people suffering from mental and emotional issues... Our city should invest more in loving people with kindness and compassion... That is the way you fight mental and emotional brokenness...
#nashvillestrong
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@@jerwainefleming6052I’m from Nashville our city is losing people because of OD but they don’t & won’t do shit about it. The corona virus has been a nice distraction from the real issues.
@@danielmaul4310 "I agree"... Well said... I am a recovering addict with emotional issues... When Covid-19 hit, there was no where to turn... Some of my friends have overdosed in this past year and they wanted help... "I'm grateful to be clean and sober today"... #nashvillestrong
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This makes me wanna cry its so creepy
@@jerwainefleming6052 #Nashvillestrong ?? After you just talked about how bad the people are mentally... grow up and stop being so emotional
I’m 65, my parents had this record in their collection. Life seemed simplistic in the 60’s. Black and white tv, no phone, tin bath on a Sunday!!!
We had a stereo hifi in 1969, one of those long low cabinets, my dad was into the old big band records but i remember we had a tijuana brass album, But I still remember downtown and other songs. And tin bath, yes. If you are talking about one of those old galvanized tubs? I remember we lived in a house and my mom would heat up water to put in it and we would have a bath. I think it was the house before we lived in the next one that had a claw foot tub where when we turned the water on sometimes it would come out all rusting from the old plumbing and we had to wait for the water to clear. We lived in an old farmhouse that was turned into a rental when the owners moved into town but still farmed the property. Even had farmer relatives that had modern plumbing but a still using outhouse out by the chicken coops! We'd go into town and eat at the coffee shop at the department store for a treat or go to town and get a cherry coke at the soda fountain and next door was the meat market with wood shavings on the floor. Remember when there would be fans like ceiling fans above the store doors out on the sidewalk. Me reminiscing too much here LOL. But loved those days!
LOST
Taky
Exactly
Bella cancion años60s
❤juliet
I came here for Lost too
X files brought me here
that scene was bad ass
+Ashley Brooke York me too
me too
trash Men right??
Yeah trashmen brought us here,pretty song.
shit...trashman is coming...run...run...
+Umbra Lenda this is my childhood, fuck off ,if u don't like it..dont comment on it, just get the fuck out !!
+Umbra Lenda this is my childhood, fuck off ,if u don't like it..dont comment on it, just get the fuck out !!
+carlo tavares , you clearly don't understand the refrence she's referring too. Don't take it personally.
carlo tavares *facepalm* ...geezuz...
+Elijah138 Reed Song was used in a murder scene in one of the latest X-Files episode. The murders name is "Trashman"
Denver... dowtown... again... I wasn't born yet..
When this song came out
Escape Room anyone?
The Gaming Pie Yep
“Amanda Nooooo” 😭
Me
“Listen to the Music” 🤯
Yep
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Say what?
See you in another life, brother..
14Adam27 hahahahahha
You got some... Arnzt on you.
son of a bitch
A class song. Music back then made you want to sing along with such happiness & full of joy😃💚💽.,.
Timelessmusic Familymusic fringing in the rigging
Timelessmusic Familymusic wonderful music ☺
Enjoyed this song on tv series Lost twenty years ago 😊
Escape room: nahh
Lost:👌
Lost was the best
Lost beste
Thank you
Lost checking in
Lost