Matty Jay I’m SO glad he’s helped you!! ❤️ I struggle with anxiety too and Jamel definitely helps me too. It is like sitting with a good friend and listening to and feeling the music isn’t it!!
Jamel, you need to take a look at Roy Orbison, "Pretty Woman" "Only the Lonely" "Crying" "Blue Angel" and many more. Roy had probably the greatest range of any singer. Please, check him out, you won't be disappointed.
@@mattmihall9913 and check out who's playing/singing with him, Bruce Springsteen, Elvis Costello, KD Lang, Bonnie Rait and several other artists. I remember when this came out, (b/w concert series) damn I'm old. I also had the fortunate luck of seeing Roy in concert in Austin Texas many many years ago. I think a year or so later, he passed away.
Lou Christie has a falsetto singing style similar to Frankie Valli. He had hits with "Lightnin' Strikes", "Two Faces Have I" and "I'm Gonna Make You Mine".
You beat me to it, lol. I came to suggest "Lightning Strikes". I love the nostalgia this channel brings. I'll be 49 next week, so many of these songs were played on the radio before I was born. But my mother helped me to appreciate great music. I love all kinds from many different eras. I would love to see more early Bee Gees reactions, like " Massachusetts", "I Started a Joke", and "New York Mining Disaster".
Agreed...also a 45 will hold maybe 5 minutes per side, so at that time there was a physical limit to what the media could hold. Btw... an LP will hold about 45 minutes, and a CD about 80 minutes. Innadoddadivida was probably one side of an LP.
Like a Rolling Stone by Bob Dylan came out in 1965 and was six minutes and thirteen seconds long. Columbia was reluctant to release it because of its length, but a leaked copy made it into the hands of some influential DJs, and their interest in it convinced Columbia to put out the single. It made it to number two on the Billboard charts.
@@glassontherocks The Bee Gees may have come to personify disco for a lot of people, but they were so much more than that. Disco lasted maybe four or five years, whereas the Bee Gees had a career that started in the early 60`s and went up yo the end of the last century, until they started to die one by one.
Man I love watching you! You're always happy and positive! We need you! Thank you from a stuck at home Cancer patient that needs to laugh and smile! BE SAFE,GOD BLESS!🇺🇸🙏❤
Another guy that really had a great voice from that same era was Gene Pitney, he did tunes like Mecca, Town Without Pity and The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance. the 60s had some pretty amazing music too.
The comments here are nice and loving. It's because of you. You put love and positivity out and it comes back. Thank you for making a happy place for us to share in 💖
These reactions to Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons have been an absolute Delight. I would like to steer you in another Direction just to get your reaction on Al Green. Let's Stay Together, and love and happiness.
And Fathers to model what a real man to their children, so the boys know what it means to be a man, and girls know what to look for in a prospective husband. Just saying
The Four Seasons caught grief about this song because a real man wouldn’t talk in a falsetto voice. I guess Frankie Valli walked to the bank in a falsetto voice just fine.😝
Also have to realize that was advice from his father. So the singer could be playing the part of a young teenager whose voice was still high. Just guessing here.
I agree with others about Roy Orbison. "Crying" is my favorite, but only a very few people can sing it (Don McClean did). I also love Pretty Woman . Wonderful voice.
You can't compare this with today's stuff .. there is no comparison. anyone can sound good with their voices enhanced by conmputers this is RAW talent.
I am strongly suggesting Jerry Butler's ''Only the Strong Survive''. Another song about a young man getting over heartbreak, but it's his mom who sets him right. It is SO GOOD! You'll love his voice - I promise you will!
Jamel, I've only been watching you for about two months, but it is wonderful to go back in time and relive the wonderful music i grew up on through the fresh eyes of such a thoughtful, open minded and dignified young man. Peace and love to you sir.
My fav Four Seasons song! I saw Frankie Valli here in concert a couple of years ago and at 82 years old, he was just as good as back in the day and sang for almost two hours with just a short break! Amazing!
I watched that movie as a kid, it was one of my first "grown up" movies, and I remember bawling at the end. I never could listen to that song until today. It still makes me emotional, haha.
Jamel, you "get it" SOOO quickly! You see why we love it AND you have such a good ear. You're just such a joy to watch.💙 Early Frankie takes a lot of us back to childhood. I was a little girl when this was a hit. Songs were short & played many times throughout the day on the radio. You heard the hits everywhere you went. "Ragdoll" & "Dawn" next please.🌿💚
You are indeed keeping great music alive, but that isn't all my friend. You are bringing people together in a time where we need that. I doubt there is a single person watching that isn't smiling because they are experiencing something new, or because of the memories the music holds for them. You are a good man, sir.
Jamel, appreciate your channel. 53 year old white guy here with a wonderful wife and three daughters on the east coast(Nats fan btw) that loves your zest for zest for life and love of other through simple and wonderful music. Keep up the journey!
I love watching your reactions Jamel. So nice to see someone from a younger generation appreciate the GREAT music we had in the 60s and 70s. You have so much soul. Keep up the great work you do.😍
If you've never seen it, you should watch "The Wanderers". Set in the fifties and the transition to the sixties. High school gangs, race relations and 50's music. Great movie.
You have been doing this now for a while, you have discovered so much music you never knew was out there.....you've only scratched the surface.....never stop.....love you brother!
It's watching you react to them all in one day that I start to realise JUST how many great songs The Four Seasons had and JUST how many of them are actually some of my fave songs in general. It's like I'm starting to realise while watching Reaction channels just which groups are singing some of my personal favourite songs of all time and with some I literally had no idea who sang them and that some were all sung by the same singer or same group. It's like I'm hearing them and appreciating them all over again and seeking some new singers and new groups out on iTunes to buy their songs after these reactions, because well hey, I already loved them anyway I just didn't know it lol
My sisters got married and moved out when I was 4 years old. This was one of my hand me down 45s from one of them. I played it all through my years, even as a teenager. It's just too good!!
The reason for the short songs was radio. The stations wouldn’t play long songs in the late 50s and 60s. If you wanted stations to play your records, you had a 2:30 window for your music. Even the early Beatles music had to fit in the strictures of the AM stations.
Wow! This takes me back to a much simpler time, like my childhood. No fancy effects just pure talent. I wish I could relive that time for just a day. Just one day Lord.
Frankie Valli reminds me of my father....my parents were separating when these songs were popular and I was at my grandmas house listening to this song & the Righteous Brothers as well...
One of my all time favorite groups. They inspired comedian Gallagher with one of my all time favorite quotes: "Frankie Valli sings 'Walk Like A Man, Talk Like A Man'... sings it like a woman!"
those are my boys grew up with them and knew frankie later in life your the only reaction that gets the walk and the beat bravo from an old school 71 year old musician werll done yours roderick
Robert Downey Jr and a cast of ghosts sung part of this in one of my favourite movies from the 80's, "Heat and Soul". It's a fantastic movie and we showed it to our kids when they were about 7. They've loved the song ever since and taught it to their friends. Great music (and fun movies) lives on.
Songwriting talent that created songs that could have been made hits by almost anyone; A heavenly voice that could have made a hit from singing the phone book listings; The producing and arranging talent that put it all together = Songs that will out live us all. Truly classics that will never die. Thank you Frankie for keeping it real all these years. 👏 👍 👏
1. I get so much joy from your channel. 2. My daddy used to plY the 4 seasons all the time and these have been taking me back...thank you 3. Try some Bob Dylan- The Times They Are A’changin. Bob makes you work for it but his message is TIMELESS. ✌️✌️✌️
This is the best Old School Review, people. If you've never heard these songs before, I can't think of a better introduction! And I used to memorize the Billboard Hot 100 back in the day! God Bless
The retired humor columnist, Dave Barry, had this to say, about this song: "Why don't you SING like a man?!" Dave Barry frequently poked fun at rock bands, and plays in a band, himself. The band is "The Rock Bottom Remainders". The whole band is composed of writers, and also includes Stephen King. I forget who the others are.
Nothing in today's "music" can compare with the music from the 50/60 and into the 70s. Music was pretty respectful and always had a great groove to it.
You’re reaction was worth the wait!! This is one of my favorites that I sing at the top of my lungs - off key - by myself - but I enjoy it every time!!
When I was a kid I loved this song, had it on a 45, my sister had it in a box of 45s in her car where it melted and warped in the summer heat. I was heart broken!
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No auto tune here artist back then actually knew how to sing.
I was just thinking that myself.
And none better than Frankie
BS...we've been lied to. They've had this technology since DAY ONE.
True that
@@fnaright You weren't born in the 1950s, and 60s to confirm that. Keep you weird opinions to yourself.
You had like 8 face changes there in the first 15 seconds. 🤣🤣 See, this is why we love you?! You’re IN IT, feeling every second. ❤️
Matty Jay I’m SO glad he’s helped you!! ❤️ I struggle with anxiety too and Jamel definitely helps me too. It is like sitting with a good friend and listening to and feeling the music isn’t it!!
I know, right? You can actually watch the video without sound and still enjoy Jamel's reactions. Hilarious.
@@amyelizabeth529 so true! 😂 no sound required. His face says it all. 😄💖
Jamel, you need to take a look at Roy Orbison, "Pretty Woman" "Only the Lonely" "Crying" "Blue Angel" and many more. Roy had probably the greatest range of any singer. Please, check him out, you won't be disappointed.
Check out anything from the Black and White Night concert video. It's a classic. th-cam.com/video/_PLq0_7k1jk/w-d-xo.html
Roy's voice is haunting. When he sang with the TW, it was amazing.
@@mattmihall9913 and check out who's playing/singing with him, Bruce Springsteen, Elvis Costello, KD Lang, Bonnie Rait and several other artists. I remember when this came out, (b/w concert series) damn I'm old. I also had the fortunate luck of seeing Roy in concert in Austin Texas many many years ago. I think a year or so later, he passed away.
Been recommending Roy for like a year...
And Elvis thought ROY had the BEST range ......very impressive
"Rag Doll"
"Who Loves You"
"Big Girls Don't Cry"
"Working My Way Back To You" ( The Spinners had a HUGE hit with this in the early 80's)
"Dawn"
Also Bye Bye Baby
This is that "get in your car and hit the highway kinda music and not be interrupted!!!" Love it..
Absolutely 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻. i jam to this while golfing 😂😂
@@scottyk_cdvi5650 I hear you!!!
I just heard this in my car and came home and put in on YT.
Lou Christie has a falsetto singing style similar to Frankie Valli. He had hits with "Lightnin' Strikes", "Two Faces Have I" and "I'm Gonna Make You Mine".
Jay Black Cara Mia
You beat me to it, lol. I came to suggest "Lightning Strikes". I love the nostalgia this channel brings. I'll be 49 next week, so many of these songs were played on the radio before I was born. But my mother helped me to appreciate great music. I love all kinds from many different eras. I would love to see more early Bee Gees reactions, like " Massachusetts", "I Started a Joke", and "New York Mining Disaster".
Loved Lighting Strikes again!
And Del Shannon
Yes, yes!!!! Lou Christie!!!!
Back in those days songs longer than three minutes wouldn't get radio play.
Then along came In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida and the rest is history!
Agreed...also a 45 will hold maybe 5 minutes per side, so at that time there was a physical limit to what the media could hold. Btw... an LP will hold about 45 minutes, and a CD about 80 minutes. Innadoddadivida was probably one side of an LP.
@@bluesman3232 or the Doors Light My Fire which came out a year before
Like a Rolling Stone by Bob Dylan came out in 1965 and was six minutes and thirteen seconds long. Columbia was reluctant to release it because of its length, but a leaked copy made it into the hands of some influential DJs, and their interest in it convinced Columbia to put out the single. It made it to number two on the Billboard charts.
Light My Fire had the 7 minute album version and the chopped up 3 minute 45 version.
If you haven’t already, you should check out “Crimson and Clover” by Tommy James and the Shondelles. Such a good tune.
Great choice!
Great tune
Yes a very good song. I remember hearing that song almost everyday when I was in basic training and getting ready to go to Vietnam.
Agreed.....a banger for sure!
Also, Tommy James "Draggin' the Line" - I was just listening to it yesterday.
Barry Gibb of The Bee Gees has a great falsetto also.
The Bee Gees were false everything *DISCO SUCKED !*
He's reacted to a few Bee Gees songs.
@@glassontherocks The Bee Gees may have come to personify disco for a lot of people, but they were so much more than that. Disco lasted maybe four or five years, whereas the Bee Gees had a career that started in the early 60`s and went up yo the end of the last century, until they started to die one by one.
The Beegees was a blues soul harmony group. Still best selling movie soundtrack EVER.
They were the last of the doo wop groups between the British Invasion and the surf music era.
Billy Joel had an homage to them with For the Longest Time. Great song and great vocals.
@@tenhirankeiand Uptown Girl.
Man I love watching you! You're always happy and positive! We need you! Thank you from a stuck at home Cancer patient that needs to laugh and smile! BE SAFE,GOD BLESS!🇺🇸🙏❤
Praying for you,and keep playing great music,listen to positive people,and cast your cares on Jesus!
Another guy that really had a great voice from that same era was Gene Pitney, he did tunes like Mecca, Town Without Pity and The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance. the 60s had some pretty amazing music too.
Heartbreaker
I caught Jean at the Australian Sydney Horand Provilian 1976, an awesome talented man.
Also Every Breath I Take.
Agree.
The #1 single of the 1960’s was “Sugar Sugar” by The Archies. Would love to see your reaction to it!
The comments here are nice and loving. It's because of you. You put love and positivity out and it comes back. Thank you for making a happy place for us to share in 💖
Totally
- Who Loves You
- Beggin'
- Dawn (Go Away)
- Let's Hang On
- Rag Doll
- Big Girls Don't Cry
- Candy Girl
A couple of other good ones are C'mon Marianne and Ronnie
Dawn and Rag Doll are such a good ones. Man, he has so many good ones.
Beggin’ is such a great song.
These reactions to Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons have been an absolute Delight. I would like to steer you in another Direction just to get your reaction on Al Green. Let's Stay Together, and love and happiness.
Yes ! Al Green ‘s performance on the Midnight Special was astounding.
"You Ought To Be With Me"
"I'm Still In Love WithYou"
“I Am a Ram”
Love me some al green,let's get married.
@@Nhoj31neirbo47 I couldn’t agree more. What a great performance!
I LOVE this music. I was raised on this era, and I’m pretty sure I should have been alive during it.
Still haven't heard anything like Frankie to this day. He is awesome.
We need families that have Fathers to teach their sons to Walk Like A Man,
And Fathers to model what a real man to their children, so the boys know what it means to be a man, and girls know what to look for in a prospective husband. Just saying
So true, Ms Priddy, Allan, and Lisa Ann. A return to family values, wholesome music, and Faith.
Absolutely.
Allan Tidgwell bro you’re joking😂
@@lisaannbarriner9633 what year are you living in? How about self fulfillment?
I luv all this old school music! U gotta play Who Loves You🚶♀️✌🚶♂️
Yes!
The Four Seasons caught grief about this song because a real man wouldn’t talk in a falsetto voice. I guess Frankie Valli walked to the bank in a falsetto voice just fine.😝
hands down best Falsetto's ever Frankie Valli & Barry Gibb
@AJB3 I can agree with that My apologies to Brian.
only jealous fools would knock frankie valli.
Also have to realize that was advice from his father. So the singer could be playing the part of a young teenager whose voice was still high. Just guessing here.
In my neighbor "hood", singing falsetto and harmonizing was cool😉
"Who Loves You" is a must do! I absolutely love that song Jamel and I think you will too! It features all of the guys 🎶🎸🎤
Percy Sledge When a Man Loves a Woman
One of the best Love Songs ever recorded. Such sad lyrics because they're so true.
Dark End of the Street is great too!
I agree with others about Roy Orbison. "Crying" is my favorite, but only a very few people can sing it (Don McClean did). I also love Pretty Woman . Wonderful voice.
Roy's version of Crying should be bronzed.
You can't compare this with today's stuff .. there is no comparison. anyone can sound good with their voices enhanced by conmputers this is RAW talent.
Another classic!!!! You rock the kasbah, J!🤣💞🎶🥂🦋😎✌Shimmy those shoulders!!!!😁
OMG! I love your reaction to Walk Like A Man, my favorite Four Seasons song!
My dad was a Rock and roll man and a country man these songs were my childhood here in new Zealand ❤❤❤✌✌✌
Your expressions and your shoulder moves are an absolute hoot! You are DA BOMB!
I love how you don't beg for subscribers. If you are good you'll blow up no matter what. 👍😉
And the man's channel is definitely blowing up!
I am strongly suggesting Jerry Butler's ''Only the Strong Survive''. Another song about a young man getting over heartbreak, but it's his mom who sets him right. It is SO GOOD! You'll love his voice - I promise you will!
Moody woman
If the biopic "Jersey Boys" is faithful to original performers, during live TV performances, they "walked."
Walk like a man, singing falsetto.... LOL! Takes me back to my childhood. That's right; it was all about the talent.
Jamel, I've only been watching you for about two months, but it is wonderful to go back in time and relive the wonderful music i grew up on through the fresh eyes of such a thoughtful, open minded and dignified young man. Peace and love to you sir.
My fav Four Seasons song! I saw Frankie Valli here in concert a couple of years ago and at 82 years old, he was just as good as back in the day and sang for almost two hours with just a short break! Amazing!
there's an 80s Robert Downey Jr movie called Heart & Soul and this song is a running theme. love it.
I watched that movie as a kid, it was one of my first "grown up" movies, and I remember bawling at the end. I never could listen to that song until today. It still makes me emotional, haha.
I love that movie even today, Robert Downy Jnr was funny in the movie
Rag Doll is another one to hear!
"Dawn" captivated me as a kid. I couldn't hear it enough. I pictured myself in the story of the song.
No one before or since sound like the Four Seasons. One of a kind!!
"No woman's worth crawling on the earth".
Truer words were never spoken .. or sang.
JJ thanks for your comments on the music you play and enjoy so much Billy Coolru Yessss lol 😂😆
Jamel, you "get it" SOOO quickly! You see why we love it AND you have such a good ear. You're just such a joy to watch.💙
Early Frankie takes a lot of us back to childhood. I was a little girl when this was a hit. Songs were short & played many times throughout the day on the radio. You heard the hits everywhere you went.
"Ragdoll" & "Dawn" next please.🌿💚
Great group and real singers..Love Frankie Valee and the Four Seasons
The Four Seasons are one of the most successful singing groups
ever with over 100 million in sales late 50's early 60's were a sweet time
Jamel, you are so much fun! Music couldn’t have a better advocate.
One of the best songs of the 60’s! Great reaction!
Valli had a voice from Mars...none like him...this was my fav Four Seasons tune. Rock on!
Really got the hits flowing now 🤗🤗🤗🤗
You are indeed keeping great music alive, but that isn't all my friend. You are bringing people together in a time where we need that. I doubt there is a single person watching that isn't smiling because they are experiencing something new, or because of the memories the music holds for them. You are a good man, sir.
I saw frankie perform a couple years ago, it's crazy, he still sounds like that even in his 80's!
Jamel, appreciate your channel. 53 year old white guy here with a wonderful wife and three daughters on the east coast(Nats fan btw) that loves your zest for zest for life and love of other through simple and wonderful music. Keep up the journey!
Love the 4 Seasons! I'm flashing on listening to Cousin Bruce Morrow on WABC on my early 1960s transistor radio. Good times, good music!
I love watching your reactions Jamel. So nice to see someone from a younger generation appreciate the GREAT music we had in the 60s and 70s. You have so much soul. Keep up the great work you do.😍
I love your pure enjoyment of the music. Your reactions and appreciation have reopened a lot of music for me. Thank you!
Frankie's voice is golden. The rest of the fellas are talented too. I've loved his stuff my whole life.
If you've never seen it, you should watch "The Wanderers". Set in the fifties and the transition to the sixties. High school gangs, race relations and 50's music. Great movie.
great film
@@paulhadfield7909 Yes indeed. Early Sly Stallone in it
@@jamiedejean1263 No, that was "The Lord's of Flatbush"
Your reaction to this amazing music is like sunshine on a cloudy day (to quote another great tune)! Thank you!!
You have been doing this now for a while, you have discovered so much music you never knew was out there.....you've only scratched the surface.....never stop.....love you brother!
It's watching you react to them all in one day that I start to realise JUST how many great songs The Four Seasons had and JUST how many of them are actually some of my fave songs in general. It's like I'm starting to realise while watching Reaction channels just which groups are singing some of my personal favourite songs of all time and with some I literally had no idea who sang them and that some were all sung by the same singer or same group. It's like I'm hearing them and appreciating them all over again and seeking some new singers and new groups out on iTunes to buy their songs after these reactions, because well hey, I already loved them anyway I just didn't know it lol
The only band I have seen in concert at the Lambertville Music Circus. And it was wonderful..
Great tune! My favorite line: "No woman's worth....falling on the Earth..." Daddy taught him right. GREAT CHANNEL brother! Love the walkin.
You really are the best! This was my first concert and you really brought ther memories flooding back!! Thank you, God bless!
My sisters got married and moved out when I was 4 years old. This was one of my hand me down 45s from one of them. I played it all through my years, even as a teenager.
It's just too good!!
The reason for the short songs was radio. The stations wouldn’t play long songs in the late 50s and 60s. If you wanted stations to play your records, you had a 2:30 window for your music. Even the early Beatles music had to fit in the strictures of the AM stations.
Love love love the Four Seasons...we have all done THE WALK
I was in High School when that came out. The Four Seasons were the bomb!!!! Still love them!!!
Wow! This takes me back to a much simpler time, like my childhood. No fancy effects just pure talent. I wish I could relive that time for just a day. Just one day Lord.
Evenin' Jamel. Everyone also
Evenin' Jamel and everyone?
Good evening from Louisiana
Good evening from Calgary
Good evening from Texas 🇨🇱
Good Evening from Maryland.
Frankie Valli reminds me of my father....my parents were separating when these songs were popular and I was at my grandmas house listening to this song & the Righteous Brothers as well...
These are great songs but you make them greater with your dancing and facial expressions...brilliant..
God Frankie's range is unbelievable!!
One of my all time favorite groups. They inspired comedian Gallagher with one of my all time favorite quotes:
"Frankie Valli sings 'Walk Like A Man, Talk Like A Man'... sings it like a woman!"
You’re a fun guy. Always enjoy spending the time with you. Thanks.
You are my favorite Jamal you are amazing. Thank you for respecting the music. You make me smile!
These songs just make feel so Happy & chilled great vibes👍🍸💃
those are my boys grew up with them and knew frankie later in life your the only reaction that gets the walk and the beat bravo from an old school 71 year old musician werll done yours roderick
That really is talent! Truth!
Robert Downey Jr and a cast of ghosts sung part of this in one of my favourite movies from the 80's, "Heat and Soul". It's a fantastic movie and we showed it to our kids when they were about 7. They've loved the song ever since and taught it to their friends. Great music (and fun movies) lives on.
great , great song.what a fun reaction.
Love this reaction...you have a pure soul ☮❤
It wasn't an A-side, but their "Huggin' My Pillow" is one of the most dynamic performances/arrangements in all of pop music. Please listen! KILLER!!!
Makes you happy. Great reaction Jamel. I’m honored to know you.
Every time I hear this song, I think of the movie "Mrs Doubtfire."
It was in that movie
of course - :) RIP robin williams
You're crackin me up Jamel!! Of all of their hits this was my favorite!
Songwriting talent that created songs that could have been made hits by almost anyone; A heavenly voice that could have made a hit from singing the phone book listings; The producing and arranging talent that put it all together = Songs that will out live us all.
Truly classics that will never die. Thank you Frankie for keeping it real all these years. 👏 👍 👏
When I was in middle school music class three classmates (boys) did this in dresses for our festival. It was hilarious and the only part I remember...
I grew up with this music .... Love it ! thank you so much.
Can you feel his voice vibrating your DNA?
1. I get so much joy from your channel. 2. My daddy used to plY the 4 seasons all the time and these have been taking me back...thank you 3. Try some Bob Dylan- The Times They Are A’changin. Bob makes you work for it but his message is TIMELESS. ✌️✌️✌️
You are so joyful to watch and I bet you're loving every second of it because I can tell by the look on your face you are having fun as we are also!
Jamal...your reaction to this is 100% Awesome..I love the way you reacted!!!
This is the best Old School Review, people. If you've never heard these songs before, I can't think of a better introduction! And I used to memorize the Billboard Hot 100 back in the day! God Bless
Love your expressions when you react to all these great bands Jamel you always make my day 👍👍😀😎☮️💟
The retired humor columnist, Dave Barry, had this to say, about this song: "Why don't you SING like a man?!"
Dave Barry frequently poked fun at rock bands, and plays in a band, himself. The band is "The Rock Bottom Remainders". The whole band is composed of writers, and also includes Stephen King. I forget who the others are.
Nothing in today's "music" can compare with the music from the 50/60 and into the 70s. Music was pretty respectful and always had a great groove to it.
The stage show ‘Jersey Boys’ is the story of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons. Wonderful music. I have seen it seven times in London.💕
You’re reaction was worth the wait!! This is one of my favorites that I sing at the top of my lungs - off key - by myself - but I enjoy it every time!!
So good to see you getting into the 4 seasons
When I was a kid I loved this song, had it on a 45, my sister had it in a box of 45s in her car where it melted and warped in the summer heat. I was heart broken!
I just love you Jamel. You just make me smile after a horrible couple of days. Thank You.