American Bandstand 1968 - TOP 10 - Love Is Blue, Paul Mauriat & His Orchestra
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- Airdate: February 17, 1968
Here’s a “pretty song” to cap off a chaotic year just as it began the chaotic year of 1968. Mauriat’s cover of “L' Amour est bleu” is at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart for the 2nd of 5 weeks in a row today. The song will go on to be the #2 song of 1968 (“Hey Jude” was #1) and the 12th most popular song of the decade.
While it seems some of the dancers are struggling a bit to dance to it, I think Famous Hooks & Jenny Nichols (1:16) and Don Sanuskar & Maureen Cohen (shown briefly on the right at 1:29) have the right idea partner dancing to the song. Also spotted dancing here are Peggy Waggoner & (her then-boyfriend) Mark Reinglass (0:32), Rick Bach (1:25), Stan Soburn (1:31), Forrest Hutchins (2:01), Sondra Gomez (2:15), Theodosia Dayton (2:42) and Roberta Simon on the top riser.
Love is blue: a toast to all those who didn’t make it to 2022 with us including 60’s artists Michael Nesmith, Billy Hinsche, Keith Allison, Charlie Watts, Jay Black, Don Everly, B.J. Thomas, Wanda Young (Marvelettes) and Mary Wilson (…and Phil Spector :|)
This’ll wrap it up for 2021. Thank you to @dancer don, our resident Bandstand dancer, for all of his insights and comments, @Andrew Haberman for colorizing several clips and episodes, @jthyme for sharing several of these episodes (including the one today), Uncle George for the rare video clips he’s shared, and to all of YOU for your views, likes, and comments this year. I hope you’ve enjoyed watching as much I’ve enjoyed posting.
Have a Happy Holiday, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Stay safe, keep on dancin’, and I’ll see you in '22!
It's one of the most beautiful melody. It takes me back to my childhood years It reminds me of my dad as well. Pure heavenly music. Thanks for posting
I so agree with you Luis! It is indeed pure heavenly 🎵🎼 music 🎶 🎵!!!!
@@karenstrycharz1499 Merry chritsmas
@@unbenicoli1 “Merry 🎶Christmas 🎄 & 🎼Happy 🎉New Year 🎊 to you 🎶too, Luis! Wishing🎵you 🎶 everything 🎼🎵 good in life! 😁”Take care!!!!”
@@karenstrycharz1499 Thanks a lot . You too.
We were really "cute" kids back then! Raised on a farm, I remember that we (teenagers) always had to dress for going out, especially if trying to make a good impression on one's Sweetheart. That is the way it was, politeness and respect were taught at home, school, church, and by the community. Peace be with you all and Happy Holidays, Ciao, L
Love is blue is the best instrumental of all time.
@@dougtupay9723 I absolutely agree completely with you! I feel the same exact way! “Merry Christmas 🎄 & Happy New Year!”
No twerking, kids.
@@karenstrycharz1499 Hi Karen, well, I am a bit late but your kind wishes (Christmas & New Year) are in line with the way we use to treat, respect, help one another in my youth. Peace be with you and thank you for your kind wishes, Ciao, L
I was 18 in '68 and I loved the song. An older friend had a crash pad for all the kids. He wired a small radio to speakers all over his house and it sounded like a concert hall. I heard this song and thought it beautiful.
I was 18 in ‘68 & so loved this 🎵 🎼song 🎶🎼 myself! This song tugs at my heart each & every time I hear it!🎶🎼🎵🎶🎼🎵🎶🎼🎵🎶🎼🎵🎶🎼
This was just a week (and a few days) from when I entered this world..... My #1 birth song.....thanks for posting
What a great birth song! Mine is Lionel Richie's "Truly" in December 1982.
"Love is Blue" is one of my favorites from '68, a nice diversion from all the nastiness that's going on and still lies ahead for us. Famous and Jenny are showing us some of the moves that won them the dance contest a few weeks earlier. As I am writing this, the Decades network is paying tribute to Mike Nesmith with its weekend Monkees binge. My favorite songs from him are "You Just May Be the One" and "Listen to the Band". A talented musician and a fine deadpan comic. We just lost Joe Simon who was mainly a '70s artist but got his start in the '60s. Finally, best wishes to everyone during the holidays.
I'm also watching decades tribute to Mike Nesmith so sad my favorite song he wrote is Different drum recorded by Linda Ronstadt . Mike and the Monkees were so underrated , such a big part of our childhood those were the days I miss them !
Merry Christmas 🎄 & Happy New Year 🎈 to you too! How I loved this 🎶 🎵song🎼🎵🎶 might I also add & I “still do!” Beautiful 🎹song 🎵 t🎼 and so romantic to 💃 🎵dance 🎼🎶too!♥️
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The couple with the last with looong blonde hair? I saw week 1, but not the subsequent ones.
My favorite song from my favorite year’68. Look how the kids tried to dance to it compared to the other songs on that top 10 list. I was 11 y.o.
Young ppl appreciated all kinds of great music back then unlike todays trash
I was 8 yrs. old and clearly remember my Dad putting this 45 on the cabinet turntable and twirling my mom around the floor and laughing Miss you Mom and Dad.
I miss mine too and sometimes I listen to some of their music and I cry, miss them terribly. 😢
I'm so sorry your parents have passed. Mine are 82 and still going strong! I have the exact same memory of them dancing to that song!
Same
What a beautiful memory
Same with me.
Thank 😊 you sir for another great ab upload. This is very special to me. I live only 20 minutes were the tornados 🌪 hit one week ago. People have had it a lot worse then myself. My electric and internet has been restored after 5 days. I know people around here just a little bit up the road still with no power. This Christmas I'm thankful to be alive. And thank you sir again for ab upload. May God bless you sir.
I’m so sorry for you and the people in your community Jim. God bless.
@@YCDTI thank you sir and merry Christmas to you.
Soooo sorrry for what you & the whole community have had to go through! Prayers & love to you all! May God Bless you & the whole community, along with everyone reading this post! My heart goes out to you all!♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
I was 18 in 1968 just graduated from high school. The 60s were the best. No music era like late 50s and 60s. All the young people watched Band Stand. Thanks for memory lane.
ano i u nás v Československu bylo najednou tolik kapel a volnosti, než přišli cizí armády 21. 8. 1968 a svobodu zničily... malá ukázka hudby z té doby: ísně z muzikálu. Kdyby tisíc klarinetů, kde se vojákům zbraně změní na hudební nástroje a místo bojů se hraje a zpívá...... jak dnes aktuální.... th-cam.com/video/1m0swQl5Zko/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/PKvsWdjH2i4/w-d-xo.html
Feb '68 - both MLK and RFK were still alive when this was broadcast. All the optimism of america's youth would be gone in just a few months.
On April 3, 1968 for my 7th birthday I received the #1 45 and pop hit record "Love is Blue" by Paul Mauriat and his orchestra (of which I requested) as I was already a big fan of the music of the day listening to WKNR AM (Keener13) when I could. I was also a big fan of the American Breed hit "Bend Me Shape Me" but hadn't thought about requesting it for my birthday. I still have the record.
@@yossarian6799 Hush by Deep Purple another classic I agree !
Every time I hear this song it takes me back to the summer of 1968 sitting in the back seat of my dad's metallic light blue Cadillac convertible (top down), with my Mom and Dad (pre-divorce) in the front seat on our way to the Kansas City Plaza, with this song playing through the car's stereo complete with back seat "reverb speaker". A time and a song I hold dear to me.
That was some pretty interesting dancing there.
Nobody was expecting to dance to a slow number where you should actually be touching your partner.
Such a beautiful song and a classic. Reminds me of my cousin who had all these 45s rpm. I was born in 69' and have her records now.
I remember when this song went to # 1. Never thought people danced to it, just a relaxing tune enjoyed by all ages.
exactly....some songs just were not meant to dance to, but lovely just the same
the kids even looked a bit confused. Personally I would have done a slow cha cha to it myself!
@@jenniferdjaslowskj993 Most of the kids looked unsure how to dance to it. I remember this beautiful song well. My 7th grade crush, Sara Greenwood, invited me to her Dance Class. We had a wonderful time. I didn't step on her toes. This song I think went best with fluid swoopy waltzy moves; and so fit the 'traditional' Dance Class well.
The AB dancers and other teens on Dick Clark's set looked kind of bored, and had a little trouble dancing to "Love Is Blue" by Paul Mauriat. But, I love this clip, and "Love Is Blue" is my favorite instrumental of all time! What a great record!!
It is my very favorite 🎹 instrumental 🎼🎶 of all time, too! Love, love, love this instrumental! Sooooo heavenly!
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"Love is Blue" 1968, I was 13 yrs old and I loved this song and a cute young lady
Those kids sure didn't seem to like it. They actually were trying not to move. Love Is Blue was a lovely and easy song to dance to. Hard to believe after watching a performance like this American Bandstand lasted 30 years.
@kentduryea7109 Yes, it's a beautiful song to "Slow Dance," too.
Great clip, Aron! Hope to meet up with you in '22. And thanks for the "shout-out" from both Uncle George and myself. Definitely more to come!
Looking forward to it Gary! 👍
Nice song remember it well but surprised it was #2 for 1968. Peggy with bangs in this brief shot of her. Is this the last date that we see Peggy appearing in the these videos? Famous and Jenny seem to dance beautifully to any song. Merry Christmas to Aaron, the dancers and all else who visit this channel.
Good Saturday to you and yours. Wonderful piece to close out 2021. Agreed, a very few got it and slow danced to it while the rest couldn't figure it out. Thanks for doing all this and making this an oasis from the troubled world. Keep up yhe good work Aaron. Don, thanks for your insight on these clips as well as Peggy's insights as well. Missed seeing her on these comments. Thanks for all the others that have brought obscure clips, some colorized. Most of all, everyone have a Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, Happy New Year as later today we will have an early Christmas with our new granddaughter. Take care and peace!
Dancing to this?Amazing.
Beautiful music. Unforgettable👍👌👏
Just a innocent story of my memory of this incredibly memorable classic..when it came out I was 14..when I first heard it I fell in love with it, rushed out and bought the 45..played it over and over again..and when alone, call me silly, but I would dance, or try to, like a ballerina.. I would imagine dancing in front of a audience as I danced and would slowly make my turns to the music..and I swear I could see their faces and all .. even at the ending would bow as gracefully as i could to my make-believe audience..what a magical time that was ..❤🕊️🌌❤
Ah, love this Melody. Its so relaxing, especially on a Blustery Saturday at my digs. In light of that, my spidey senses are telling me their wont be another posting for a while, so Merry Christmas to all, have a safe and Happy Holiday wherever you all might reside.
Your spider sense is spot on, lol. Time for a little Holiday break. Have a Merry, and I’m sure very white, Christmas Andrew.
@@YCDTI Merry Christmas, Happy New Year, and a great big thanks to both you and Andrew for all the work you've done bringing us these wonderful videos. 😊🎄🎉
@@YCDTI In that case Aaron hope your family and all your Bandstand followers have a safe and best Christmas ever. P.S.don't forget too shut off all toys before you wrap them. It only took my wife and i since 1978 to realize we don't need to hear a monster truck starting up for some ghostly reason at 2 AM..lol
@@oldiesgeek454you are most welcome!
@@gregmoore7709 solid advice! 😂😂😂
I always loved this song! Brings back so many childhood memories, #1 in 1968, I was 7 years old when it came out!
I loved the way Mad Men used this song during the final scene of the episode set during MLK's assassination. Don Draper is on his balcony looking out at the city as riots break out on the streets. It was the perfect juxtaposition of civil strife and beautiful music, a lot like 1968 itself. I was 6 in 1968 but I remember RFK's and MLK's assassinations very clearly.
This song was my brother's favorite song when he was a kid. I liked it too but my favorite tune was "Downtown" by Petula Clark.
I was 9 when this was done and I remember this song. LOVED seeing Judy Strode and Famous Hooks dipping and moving so eloquently on the dance floor as usual. Barely got to see Dancer Don with the plad jacket on but he was way in the background doing his thing, couldn't see who he was dancing with though ☮️‼️ LOVE THESE Mid 60's video footage, they're the BEST ‼️
@Annah Shoffner That was the "dark haired" Maureen Cohen he was dancing with.
@@oldiesgeek454 thanks 👍🏽
@@annahshoffner1871 Annah , I also got a glimpse of Don who was right in style for the time . I was short and looked horrible in plaid shirts and also pants, so i hated them but wore them because it was the style lol. Who would have thought i would see them again on my grand kids..
What a great time to be a music lover . The '60s brought forth countless classic tunes in the genre of pop/ rock and R&B .
I was 7 years old but my musical tastes were most influenced by my older siblings
I was a little girl, I remember it well. A beautiful, romantic song from the late 1960s.
This instrumental masterpiece is a National Treasure! And to hit #1 speaks volumes to the other popular songs charting in 1968. I grew up listening to Love Is Blue and have been ever since. The violins portion is as beautiful as it gets.
That was an excellent song. The girls sure knew how to dress back then, even if they all danced like funky chickens.
Number one song in pop! Just amazingly superior comparing it to what would be #1 today. Technology has gone the wrong way in music
Hey Aaron! Man, when instrumentals could be hits! I always liked this song. It had the feel of, it could be a song from a movie, or used in a commercial. Lovely laid back feel, very airy & light. I remember first hearing this in the 90s on the oldies radio station here in NYC on a '68 countdown they were doing & it captured my attention. Great song, great dancing from the kids here as well. And what a diverse Top 10 on this episode, so many different artists & genres all in one countdown, never again to happen... maybe one day that diversity will come back to the charts. Hope all is well as always Aaron. Being essential workers like you & I is getting a little strange again. Stay safe buddy & thanks for this one!!!
I agree Kevin. Another great Top 10 list here. I’d heard “You” before, but I’m not as familiar with it as the other 9 (good song) All of the others are classic, household names.
Yeah, it feels like we are starting all over again with the virus. I’m optimistic that by next year this will all just be a bad memory. You stay safe too Kevin.
I soooooo love this one too & a huge Thank-you from me too! Loved your comment “THRUTHEALCOVE KC”, too might I add and I agree with everything you posted! Merry Christmas 🎄 & Happy New Year to you & everyone reading this post! God Bless!🎄
There may not be Saturday morning cartoons anymore like when many of us were younger, which made me very eager for that day. Nowadays, Aaron’s clips like this excellent one make me look forward to Saturday mornings all over again. Thank you, Aaron and happy holidays and happy new year to you and everyone!!
This instrumental was always a favorite of mine at the time. Always pleasant, relaxing, and it always put me in a good mood. Thanks for posting it.
Just wondering: you know those Dr. Pepper commercials which ran on Bandstand during the winter? Where people were encouraged to warm up some Dr. Pepper on a cold winter day/night, and then put a lemon slice on the glass, and try it? Wondering if anyone out there tried it? I did, and it's actually pretty good!
Beautiful people dancing, beautiful!!!
It's been a nice year on this channel if not anywhere else. Love Is Blue was one of those songs you liked if you were a "hip" kid but you didn't admit to your friends.
I don’t know it was Frank that was having those head motions, but it reminded me of a You Tube clip on the Ed Sullivan show and the dance interpretation of that song. Check it out, it’s really cool.
“You’re Listening to American Bandstand”
Was that Dick’s salute to beautiful music?
Famous and June, well that is “Dancing With the Stars” material and their signature dip. And that song was @dancerdon’ s speed there (just playing with you dancer Don)..
LOL
I found it! Amazing clip... how different times were back then! Thank you for the tip! : ) th-cam.com/video/u_jbx0iWl8I/w-d-xo.html
Love this song brings back great times ❤
I remember I was 8 when this came out and I used to hum to it all the time.
Now, you can sing it.
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Love Is Blue (L’Amour est bleu) Lyrics
Blue, blue, my world is blue
Blue is my world since I'm without you
Gray, gray, my life is gray
Cold is my heart since you went away
Red, red, my eyes are red
Crying for you alone in my bed
Green, green, my jealous heart
I doubted you and now we're apart
When we met how the bright sun shone
Then love died, now the rainbow is gone
Black, black, the nights I've known
Longing for you so lost and alone
Gone, gone, the love we knew
Blue is my world now I'm without you
I was 12, great music, great days
These guys could even dance to the anthem of the United States of America. 😁
I didn't know you could dance to this song but ok.
But I am happy it held the top spot in the billboard!
This song is a Masterpiece!
So hilariously not a song to dance to on AB, and all of these kids knew it. Beautiful, beautiful instrumental though.
I was 10 when this came out, Thanks.
Great instrumental from Maestro Mauriat. Have the 45 and album. Interesting to see Marvin Gaye's "You" in AB's Top Ten whereas on the trade's charts it barely hit the Top 30. Also poignant to see Otis' biggest hit listed as we lost him and four original members of the BarKays months earlier. That said looking ahead to 2022!
Hi Kevin, I agree with you. While my collection of Mauriat's arrangements is not as diverse as yours, he was one of the great composer/arranger/orchestra leaders of its time. Along with his compatriot Michel Legrand, and other European peers such as John Barry, James (Hans) Last, Bert Kaempfert, ... he defined what was known in the States and Canada as "Beautiful Music". Peace be with you, Ciao, L
Just a beautiful song. Music needs to be this way now
Possibly my favorite instrumental, thanks Aaron and Merry Christmas to all.
It's interesting that only 3 or 4 couples are "partner" dancing to this song. If this song had been played on the show just 3 or 4 years earlier, I'm sure everyone would've been dancing cheek to cheek.
Good point. In my opinion there are several songs in Philly that they should’ve done “individual dancing” and several later songs ,like this, that called for couples dancing…but then, what do I know, lol.
@@YCDTI I couldn't help but laugh a little, while reading the comments about this being a difficult song to dance to. Afterall, it's a walk in the park compared to dancing to Thunderball...Do you think I've milked that Thunderball joke enough? 😂
@@oldiesgeek454 Thinking the same thing oldies geek .Your right on with that being a walk in the park.
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@@YCDTI I thought the same thing. This segment had an odd opening. Some of the kids sat it out & others were trying to find a partner & danced solo. And for the most part it seemed that many of the kids looked tired or apathetic while dancing. But, props to Famous & his partner to show how it should be done. Famous seemed to put a little oomph in his dancing, not for the cameras but smooth confidence.
I want to go back to 1968, 2022 sucks.
I've loved this song forever🥰🥰🥰
Gosh when I listen to these songs sometimes it’s like I’m there again. ❤️ thanks so much for posting these
Essa melodia me trás grandes recordações da minha juventude.
Amo essa música.
Abraço 🙏
You can tell the dancers are trying to make the best of an Instrumental that went #1 . . . and actually stayed there for several weeks I think. It's awkward for them, I can see that.
But hey, like some others were saying, unlike today we have radio stations (and internet) where there's a station for every type of music genre. Back then, everything was crammed into AM radio, until FM Rock broke somewhat away from the Top 40 lists. There were also Adult Contemporary stations (AC) that definitely played this kind of instrumental, but they were geared to other lighter pop music/instrumentals. Some of it crossed over from AC and other AM pop/rock type stations. In the 70s, with disco blossoming or once it got started, at least the instrumentals were more danceable - TSOP - The Sounds of Philadelphia (MFSB), The Hustle, Pick up the pieces, Average White Band, etc.
Nice song! Thank you so much for posting this Aaron, along with all the other videos this year. This channel is very much appreciated. Happy Holidays!
Pretty amazing that this was a #1 song on the pop charts (top 40).
I think we all learned to play this on the piano during this time! Lol. What great memories! I had the 45
I was 11. Love this song
An oldie but goodie.....but not too great to dance to!
Oh my, DC was so handsome. We never missed a show!
Happy Holiday to all.
XXX.
Timeless treasure and I consider myself a rock and roller but this is and always has been BEAUTIFUL ✨
I wore that record out!! Great song, great video, keep them coming!!!
Beautiful song I remember from my childhood. And my favorite moment in this video is 1:52, this lovely girl suddenly finds joy and smiles!
These kids dancing are all around 75 years old now!
1:59-2:00.
I think i’m in love with that smile!
Does anyone know her name?
Does she participate in more episodes?
Our grandma’s were killin’ it back in the 1960s.
I was 3 when this song was popular. I don’t recall listening to this instrumental until the early 70’s Always thought it was from a film. Like Love Story or one of those tragic love story films. This was played on the radio and around the house then. Some of the dancers don’t seem to get into the song at first, or how to dance to it but eventually they make a good effort. Great clip, Happy and safe holidays to everyone. 🎄
Very interesting to see how people dance to this song. The blond is worth watching it just for her.
I love it! One of my favourite melodies.
One of my favorites too!
One of the best instrumental songs.
Percy Faith's. Love Theme Form Summer Place is the other one , and for you ?
I'm 67
Greetings from Guayaquil Ecuador
Moon River is a great one from 61
Thank you for all you do on your channel.
Always loved this song and smooth to dance.
Remember having the 45 of this classic instrumental.
Great stuff as always Aaron, and of course, thanks for sharing. Merry Christmas/Happy Holidays to you, your family and all of the regulars on the channel, and a very happy 2022 to one and all!
That girl with the long sandy hair parted in the middle. What a goddess in 1968.
I believe this was the only number one hit from a French artist ever in the United States
This is such a lovely instrumental, but how do you dance to it? I thought that was Don Sanuskar and Maureen Cohen dancing together and don't recall seeing them together on the dance floor. Don if you're seeing this, any recollections of Maureen?
@Brian ; Sullivan Maureen was from the San Fernando Valley group of dancers. We all hung out together for those weekend dances at the Encino Community Center. Lots of fun. Maureen posted a comment here on YCDTI! many years ago with the presumed married name Lazarus (sp?). Great personality and a very good dancer!
@Dancer Don; Thanks for the reply and for all the excellent posts and insight you pass on to the AB community.
@@dancerdon9175 I would've loved to have seen a close-up shot of the two of you!
@@dancerdon9175 Have a Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you. I just did a double take on the clip, was that a plaid jacket you had on that day or did I have too much egg nog already?
@@billritter4213 LOL @Bill Ritter you haven’t had too much eggnog yet. That was indeed a Pendleton
My mum had this on 45, one of many
68 was a good year for my girlfriend and I we. We're so close but it was the beginning of the end
I feel a bit sad for the kids trying their best to sway to this otherwise lovely song from early 1968.
love the blonde going from straight faced, to laughing, but still a great song, an well deserved to be number 1 i
Must have been a rule on AB against 'close' dancing (ie embracing your partner), because this was (as I clearly remember) what was called a 'slow dance.'
One of my favorite songs. Splendid dancing inspires me to move.
"We Can Fly" by The Cowsills was a greatly under-rated songs. Another great clip. Merry Christmas!
Dude in the black suit 0:55 supernatural moves
Aaron thank you and please thank uncle George.Uncle George and his rare and great clip proves what i have said for years. The 60's and early 70's music was loaded with all kinds of great music on the rock and roll radio channels.Love Is Blue is a beautiful song.Well done...
It's fun to watch because a portion of these kids here really have a groove going, and obviously could enjoy dancing to any tune ... while a larger group here is shuffling around bored and listless like they're extras from Night of the Living Dead-- with absolutely no clue on how to move to the rhythm or one glint of enthusiasm.
Also, the transformation that starts at 1:52 is awesome. She starts off so serious and then it all changes in an instant. Love that.
Maybe she realized she was on camera 😊
@@Texaslawhorn That's funny!
Oh my God has it been that long? You Betcha time flies when you’re having fun. And us Boomers knew how to have fun that’s for sure. ✌️
My favorite song
I thought the American Bandstand Dancers danced as well as they could to a song that's very hard to dance to.
Parabéns linda música PAZ E AMOR União com JESUS ✌👍🇧🇷
I wish this would of been with the words, but either way such a beautiful song
@YouCanDanceToit! Thank you for always tapping into the precious memories I hold dear to me. Happy New Year 🥂🎉🎆
Aaron the descriptor you composed to accompany this upload is eloquent in its timelines. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all. 🎄🎁🕺💃☮️
Like Aaron says your work helps with the bandstand clips a lot Thanks Don and Merry Christmas
@@gregmoore7709 Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and yours too, Greg! 🎄🎁
@Veronica A. and the same to you Veronica! 👍🎄🎁🎆☮️
@dancer don HEY DON!!! I can't even remember the last time an instrumental was a hit on the charts! Shoot, maybe the theme to Miami Vice? Lol Anyway, hope you are doing well, this new variant is gonna make things a bit weird again. But I got my booster & still masking up everywhere! Great song for a rainy, foggy, wet NYC Saturday afternoon. Be careful out there man!!!
@@thruthealcove Hey Kevin you be careful too! The news just announced that there won’t be a live audience at tonight’s SNL. I’m vaxxed and boosted but I mask up no matter where I go. LOL at an instrumental charting! Looks like 2022 will continue to be problematic. Grrr those anti-vaxxers aren’t helping the cause. Take care. Hope the holidays are good to you!
Only one couple really got how to dance to this song.
The Original versión l'amour est bleu composer andre popp 1968
Correct. It was sung by Vicky Leandros at the Eurovision Songcontest as an entry for Luxembourg.
A beautiful song but hard to dance to. Too bad the Latin Hustle didn’t exist back then. Because I got up and started dancing the Latin Hustle by myself and it worked.
@YouCanDanceToIt! Aaron thank you for this early Christmas gift, great seeing some of the regulars dancing and commenting. I notice we haven't heard from Peggy lately, hope she is ok. I also hope you are doing ok with your job on the front lines as a safety provider with this latest surge. Medical people are true heros. I wish everyone would get vaccinated and follow protocals to keep everyone safe. Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
The last of the Golden years
I remember this song.....my dad had just bought a brand new Chevy Impala 2 door burgundy with a black vinyl top
Wish I could time travel right now
I never knew you could dance to this song