Listening to this and know everyvone of theses songs. I was born in 1967 . Love this track of music. For all who served in the Armed forces I thank you
I was turning 21 in 1969. What times. What music! Friends going to or lost to Vietnam, Woodstock, Chappaquiddick, Charlie Manson so many memories, good and bad. Thanks for the music ❤
I guess every generation might think the music of their time was the best, but the 60s will always be the time when music grew and evolved into such a wide variety of styles and sounds not heard by a lot of people before then. Many groups and singers since then have just copied it, but I guess that can be taken as a compliment to the artists of the 60s ...
Thanks for playing some of the greatest music for us and Canadian and English hits its the music i grew up listening to and worked to keep my head from reminding me what a hard job roofing was
I was in junior College in 1969. It was another great year for rock-n-roll. Some of my favorite hits from 1969 were: Baby" It's You, Smith; Bad Moon Rising, CCR; The Boxer, Simon & Garfunkle; Come Together, The Beatles; Coming Into Los Angeles (where I'm from), Arlo Guthrie; Didn't I Blow Your Mind (This Time), The Delfonics; Easy To Be Hard, Three Dog Night; Fortunate Son, CCR; Get Ready, Rare Earth; Green River, CCR; Honky Tonk Woman, Rolling Stones; It's Your Thing, The Isley Brothers; Jumpin' Jack Flash, Rolling Stones (one of the best of 1969); Lola, The Kinks; Love Land, Charles Wright & The Watts 103rd Street R & B Band; Proud Mary, CCR; She Came In Through The Bathroom Window, Joe Cocker; Spirit In The Sky, Norman Greenbaum; Suspicious Minds, Elvis Presley; Touch Me, The Doors; Venus, The Shocking Blue; and Whole Lotta Lovin', Led Zeppelin; I was able to see in concert: Elvis Presley (6 times, 3 in Vegas-3 in LA area), CCR (2), Three Dog Night (2), Led Zeppelin; Jimi Hendrix; The Doors (2), The Shocking Blue, Blues Image, Canned Heat, Vanilla Fudge, Iron Butterfly, Joe Cocker (with The Mad Dogs & Englishmen), Johnny Winter; Sly & The Family Stone (2), Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Spirit, Bo Didley, Hot Tuna, Stevie Wonder, Country Joe & The Fish and others I can't even remember (a few rolled joints from a certain herbal plants that I can't mention will do that to you).
@@Alvin-p7x We saw Led Zeppelin at the Inglewood Forum in SoCal around 1972 (or whatever year "The Immigrant Song" debuted). It was the only concert we ever walked out on. It was supposed to start at 7:30 PM with no opening act and go until around 10:00 PM. They came on stage about 25 minutes late as the crowd was getting pissed. They opened with "The Immigrant Song" but we could tell both Page and Plant were wasted. The next song went on for about 25 minutes with drum, lead guitar and base guitar solos. The next song was the same. Long drawn out solos. Half way thru the 4th song when they performing more solos we left. A lot of other people were also packing up and leaving. Both Page & Plant were staggering around and could barely sing. Maybe that's why they performed so many solos. What a let down! We also saw The Doors at the L.A. Sports Arena in 1969. Morrison was really wasted and spent most of the time staggering around while drinking. The fans were not happy. At one point Morrison stopped the band and started to recite his poetry. Once again, the fans were not amused. At one point Morrison hit himself in the head while twirling the microphone and fell on the stage. He was basically passed out. He was dragged off stage and the rest of the band played a couple of songs and left. A year later in January 1970 at the Long Beach Arena the Doors were absolutely great. Morrison was on his game. They ended the concert with "The End" but the fans screamed for an encore. A few minutes The Doors came back on stage and played for another 2 hours. What a night!! You just never knew about Morrison.
Love the history lesson for each of the songs and their artists you include. Thanks for the leg work on each song. I'm learning a ton about the music I grew up on thanks to you.
Great Job! There are lots of "forgotten songs" compilations with songs that aren't really forgotten. This compilation had many songs I hadn't heard before or had completely forgotten about.
Priceless memories. It really surprised me to read in the description of Frank Sinatra’s feelings of My Way. I always thought he loved the song. I enjoy reading the accompanying backstories to each song played and everything these singers persevere and go through to achieve their success. Thank you ❤🙏🎼🎸🎹⭐💎
@@dougchilders1264 Wow , that's the way I look at life these days . When I buy anything like clothes or shoes , I sometimes think to myself , am I really going to live long enough , to get full use out of this . Or should I just make do with what I've got . I've got an old Ford Focus that's in pretty good condition . It dates from 2002 . And if the rust don't get it , it might well outlive me . So why buy something newer when this works perfectly well . And that's the way it is , well for me at least . Once you're in the seventies age bracket , I liken it to walking across a minefield . Every step you make , takes you one step closer to the inevitable . There's no way round it . Although some take a short cut . It's the path we all must tread .
The selection is great, and the notes full of info is awesome! Being born the early 60s, I save a ton of music mixes but I've never seen anyone take the time and effort to add so much information - thank you!
It is so that generations are accompanied by music with which they associate pleasant moments in their lives... Different emotions for an official, different for a soldier on a mission... the fact that everything passes, our idols and ourselves, music that in these moments she accompanied us... but whoever lives and remembers these rhythms, let him live for 100 years! Paul Anka, Brenda Lee... these are our young beautiful years, aren't they?
I've just subscribed to your channel. I'm delighted to find playlists of music from when I was a kid. I used to have that transistor radio practically glued to my ear, and I remember "cellar parties", where we kids used to bring our favorite 45's and albums, dance, eat lots of snacks and drink lots of soda. I was nuts about the Rolling Stones and Creedence. Couldn't stand (and at 68, I _still_ can't stand!) the Archies or Bobby Goldsboro's "Honey" ("See the tree, how big it's grown . . . ") 😝. I've loved "The Israelite". Those were the days! I like feeling like I've gone back in time, and my budgies also enjoy the uninterrupted music of your playlists. BTW - I made public a playlist I compiled that I called "The Transistor Radio Experience". The list begins with music my Mom used to listen to on her kitchen radio when I was tiny. It ends with music I really dug as a 14 year old (and my dad hated!). Anyhow, thanks again for all the playlists you've put out there. 🥰
Para mi el mejor año de la música pop 1969.Grandes grupos temazos.c.c.r. música muy comercial . Todos numeros 1 en la lista de exitós en las emisoras de la ràdio.
I was at training in Georgia for assignment to Vietnam when I heard " Oh Happy Day " for the first time and it touched me deeply and I cannot forget it.
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CCR AND was playing on every AM radio station people were danceing in the street on the.beach and cars racing LSD was legal Tim leary tune in turn on and drop out
8 Track tapes, took up a lot of room, but had every one of their albums, The glove box in a 69 Dodge Charger, was very small, So like everyone else, kept them in a case, on the back floor, Favorite was Cosmos factory for long rides,
I've been listening to many of the top 40 comps from the 60s and 70s on youtube lately, and it blows my mind how dynamic the changes in music were from say 1960 to 1982. My god, what an amazing period for popular music. The creativity and variation of what was there in that 20 year period just puts me in a state of awe. Music from 2004 is almost interchangeable with 2024...perhaps a little more autotune in 2024. What the hell happened to creativity in popular music??? I'm sure that there are still people pushing boundaries in the underground...but what boring dreck are kids today stuck with? I know that there are talented artists in the top 40, but the lame production, the lackluster sound, it just puts me to sleep. Are today's teens and early 20-somethings really satisfied with this boring-ass shit? I truly feel sorry for them...I really do.
Jesse Colin Young. Never knew he was involved in this tune. He opened a stadium concert I attened in August, 1974, in Cleveland, Ohio. Jesse Colin Young, Santana, The Band, and CSNY. Senior year in High School began in a couple days.
🎶🎶🎸🎸😎😎🎷🎷🎧🎧📷📷🎵🎵🙌🙌💯💯🙏🙏thanks for the memories 6years old kid running in and out playing in sure dad was lisenting this great music 60s times 🙏🙏🙏🙏 to be alive simple beautiful good old days miss forever a lot fun carefree miss you dad I meet another side 🙏🙏🙏🙏🎶🎶🎸🎸😎😎🎷🎷🎧🎧📷📷🎵🎵🙌🙌💯💯Rip 💖💖
The 5th Dimension performed at the 1969 U of Alabama Homecoming in the auditorium to a sold-out crowd. It was a great performance met with great appreciation and applause.
That song Aquarius was written by Jimmy Webb who later teamed with Andrew Lloyd weber to make the movie Jesus Christ superstar with a chart topping song
I know all of these artists and we have a reunion the weekend following the July 4th holiday every year. There's usually a pretty good turnout. Carl always brings his 65 Mustang. The neighbors complain sometimes so were not allowed to have amps in the yard. We just go unplugged and bring everything inside after 11:00 p.m.
It was such a time of new things and growth, both bad and good, moral and amoral. Things are stagnant now. Static. People don't seem to have the desire, a spirit of demonic oppression over the world. Parents, take your families to Church on Sunday and enroll your children in Sunday School. It is the core to what is missing. Holding on to memories and mourning is not life. Jesus Christ came so that we could have it more abundantly!
I'm enjoying the music, and it's great to read who got together with who to perform these gems. But I'm not too happy about reading how each of these talented wonders died, and from what. Takes the glow away.
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Thanks for sharing. These songs bring back great memories of my teenage years
I am so happy to be alive and listen to a collection like this ! ! !
Me too!
I enjoyed the 'homework' you did on the songs & artist as much as I enjoyed the music
Thank you
Listening to this and know everyvone of theses songs. I was born in 1967 . Love this track of music. For all who served in the Armed forces I thank you
Some of the righteous songs during that year. I was in Vietnam serving my time in the United States Army with my unit.🇺🇸🇬🇺❤️
and me i'm sixteen
Welcome home
Thank You!! 🇺🇸
Yep 1967/68. But the music played on. The speakers etc playing CCR,, etc. Long Long time ago now! Guys were all pretty cool 😎
Thank you for your service.
I was turning 21 in 1969. What times. What music! Friends going to or lost to Vietnam, Woodstock, Chappaquiddick, Charlie Manson so many memories, good and bad. Thanks for the music ❤
1969. I had just turned 13 and could now buy my own music. This was a transformative year. Excellent choices and accompanying notes 🍁
I guess every generation might think the music of their time was the best, but the 60s will always be the time when music grew and evolved into such a wide variety of styles and sounds not heard by a lot of people before then. Many groups and singers since then have just copied it, but I guess that can be taken as a compliment to the artists of the 60s ...
Oh my God! CCR- my ex and I played their music over and over. Some good memories emanated from 1969. Thanks for them! Tears rolling down my cheeks. LK
Still playing and re- living every moment
We were so blessed to have lived then. The music and memories will always be in our hearts.
Todays musiic is crap
@@born4thstime Never grows old, They can't even duplicate it well,
Thanks for playing some of the greatest music for us and Canadian and English hits its the music i grew up listening to and worked to keep my head from reminding me what a hard job roofing was
So. Much was happening in69
I was in junior College in 1969. It was another great year for rock-n-roll. Some of my favorite hits from 1969 were: Baby" It's You, Smith; Bad Moon Rising, CCR; The Boxer, Simon & Garfunkle; Come Together, The Beatles; Coming Into Los Angeles (where I'm from), Arlo Guthrie; Didn't I Blow Your Mind (This Time), The Delfonics; Easy To Be Hard, Three Dog Night; Fortunate Son, CCR; Get Ready, Rare Earth; Green River, CCR; Honky Tonk Woman, Rolling Stones; It's Your Thing, The Isley Brothers; Jumpin' Jack Flash, Rolling Stones (one of the best of 1969); Lola, The Kinks; Love Land, Charles Wright & The Watts 103rd Street R & B Band; Proud Mary, CCR; She Came In Through The Bathroom Window, Joe Cocker; Spirit In The Sky, Norman Greenbaum; Suspicious Minds, Elvis Presley; Touch Me, The Doors; Venus, The Shocking Blue; and Whole Lotta Lovin', Led Zeppelin; I was able to see in concert: Elvis Presley (6 times, 3 in Vegas-3 in LA area), CCR (2), Three Dog Night (2), Led Zeppelin; Jimi Hendrix; The Doors (2), The Shocking Blue, Blues Image, Canned Heat, Vanilla Fudge, Iron Butterfly, Joe Cocker (with The Mad Dogs & Englishmen), Johnny Winter; Sly & The Family Stone (2), Little Richard, Chuck Berry, Spirit, Bo Didley, Hot Tuna, Stevie Wonder, Country Joe & The Fish and others I can't even remember (a few rolled joints from a certain herbal plants that I can't mention will do that to you).
I was once at a Zeppelin Concert in ⁷3
@@Alvin-p7x We saw Led Zeppelin at the Inglewood Forum in SoCal around 1972 (or whatever year "The Immigrant Song" debuted). It was the only concert we ever walked out on. It was supposed to start at 7:30 PM with no opening act and go until around 10:00 PM. They came on stage about 25 minutes late as the crowd was getting pissed. They opened with "The Immigrant Song" but we could tell both Page and Plant were wasted. The next song went on for about 25 minutes with drum, lead guitar and base guitar solos. The next song was the same. Long drawn out solos. Half way thru the 4th song when they performing more solos we left. A lot of other people were also packing up and leaving. Both Page & Plant were staggering around and could barely sing. Maybe that's why they performed so many solos. What a let down! We also saw The Doors at the L.A. Sports Arena in 1969. Morrison was really wasted and spent most of the time staggering around while drinking. The fans were not happy. At one point Morrison stopped the band and started to recite his poetry. Once again, the fans were not amused. At one point Morrison hit himself in the head while twirling the microphone and fell on the stage. He was basically passed out. He was dragged off stage and the rest of the band played a couple of songs and left. A year later in January 1970 at the Long Beach Arena the Doors were absolutely great. Morrison was on his game. They ended the concert with "The End" but the fans screamed for an encore. A few minutes The Doors came back on stage and played for another 2 hours. What a night!! You just never knew about Morrison.
This was good music to listen to i was in the SAS in Rhodesia fighting for my country❤ frtom1967-1975.😂
😮yu😅
Thanks for your Service and Sacrifice
Sick !
I was in the RAF sent there for the hand over, stationed in Bulawayo, the party capital of Africa,
I too was in Vietnam in 1969. Great song and thx for keeping these hits alive.
welcome home bro.
Glad you came home safely
RESPECT
A fine compilation of artists and their greatest gifts for all to enjoy!
Love the history lesson for each of the songs and their artists you include. Thanks for the leg work on each song. I'm learning a ton about the music I grew up on thanks to you.
Great job, your selections (sure to put you in a good mood). Added Info: impressive, educational & appreciated. Thanks
Remember listening to this music on my transiter radio. Listening takes me back in time.
Wonderful history and songs, thanks for sharing!
Great Job! There are lots of "forgotten songs" compilations with songs that aren't really forgotten. This compilation had many songs I hadn't heard before or had completely forgotten about.
I really enjoyed this compilation of hits and the detailed information provided on each of the performers. Thank you.
Best songs ever 60s thank you for playing these 🎸🪕❤❤❤❤
I was once a Club Disc Jockey!
And did Sound Work At Travis Street In Dallas Texas!
Bands Like Funky Town
Priceless memories. It really surprised me to read in the description of Frank Sinatra’s feelings of My Way. I always thought he loved the song. I enjoy reading the accompanying backstories to each song played and everything these singers persevere and go through to achieve their success. Thank you ❤🙏🎼🎸🎹⭐💎
Also surprised at Sinatra's feelings about My Way. Kinda glad to know what he really thought though.
I was 19. In 69
Lot of these songs bring back memories
Either high or fighting
Sometimes both 😁
Snap !!!
Same age .
Do you sometimes ask yourself where has the time gone .
I do .
It's like the song
When Did I Get Old 🤣
Have you heard that song ??
@@dougchilders1264
No , but I'm just about to find out , thank goodness for TH-cam .
Although I agree with the title .
@@dougchilders1264
Wow , that's the way I look at life these days .
When I buy anything like clothes or shoes , I sometimes think to myself , am I really going to live long enough , to get full use out of this .
Or should I just make do with what I've got .
I've got an old Ford Focus that's in pretty good condition .
It dates from 2002 .
And if the rust don't get it , it might well outlive me .
So why buy something newer when this works perfectly well .
And that's the way it is , well for me at least .
Once you're in the seventies age bracket , I liken it to walking across a minefield .
Every step you make , takes you one step closer to the inevitable .
There's no way round it .
Although some take a short cut .
It's the path we all must tread .
Perfect.
Painting a '66 Caddy limo while listening. I'm in Heaven.
nice ride,,,
I wish I found this channel a long time ago. Great music and notes. Thank You. ;-)
I also was in the Nam in 69 with 1st Cav.... Music brings back many memories.... Thank you
The selection is great, and the notes full of info is awesome! Being born the early 60s, I save a ton of music mixes but I've never seen anyone take the time and effort to add so much information - thank you!
This is the year I was born. August the month. Great jams to welcome me into the world.
I was born in August but a few years before you 😂
Beautiful put ta gether of music. Comment on everything well done looking fo more
Great music thank you for your posting
Super SIXTIES 1969 Yeah 👍🏻!!! It was a very good year!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🎯💜😎🪨ROCK ON and ROLL OUT!!!
Thank you for giving a history of the song and people. First time I watch a music video instead of just listening.
Una generazione di giovani che con le musiche di una lunga estate,quella dell’Amore,della Pace e della Musica ha cercato di cambiare il Mondo.
It is so that generations are accompanied by music with which they associate pleasant moments in their lives... Different emotions for an official, different for a soldier on a mission... the fact that everything passes, our idols and ourselves, music that in these moments she accompanied us... but whoever lives and remembers these rhythms, let him live for 100 years! Paul Anka, Brenda Lee... these are our young beautiful years, aren't they?
I've just subscribed to your channel. I'm delighted to find playlists of music from when I was a kid. I used to have that transistor radio practically glued to my ear, and I remember "cellar parties", where we kids used to bring our favorite 45's and albums, dance, eat lots of snacks and drink lots of soda. I was nuts about the Rolling Stones and Creedence. Couldn't stand (and at 68, I _still_ can't stand!) the Archies or Bobby Goldsboro's "Honey" ("See the tree, how big it's grown . . . ") 😝. I've loved "The Israelite". Those were the days! I like feeling like I've gone back in time, and my budgies also enjoy the uninterrupted music of your playlists.
BTW - I made public a playlist I compiled that I called "The Transistor Radio Experience". The list begins with music my Mom used to listen to on her kitchen radio when I was tiny. It ends with music I really dug as a 14 year old (and my dad hated!).
Anyhow, thanks again for all the playlists you've put out there. 🥰
Brings back some Happy times ,,
God Bless you for serving in Vietnam I give to the disabled vetran❤
Para mi el mejor año de la música pop 1969.Grandes grupos temazos.c.c.r. música muy comercial . Todos numeros 1 en la lista de exitós en las emisoras de la ràdio.
Thanks for the memories, OP.
Keep 'em coming!
Excellent Thanks
Such memorable times & music…& history. Thanks for sharing 😊
MORNING EVERYONE~HOPE ALL ARE WELL~DON'T FORGET TO ENJOY THE RIDE~PEACE
SOME EPIC VIBES FOR SURE
Brings back the Good parts of way back,thank You 👌✌
Fantastic songs and great trivia. Thanks 😊
I was at training in Georgia for assignment to Vietnam when I heard " Oh Happy Day " for the first time and it touched me deeply and I cannot forget it.
this proves that 69 truly was divine lol My favourite ever musical year. We were truly spoilt but didn't realise
I was 12 going on 13 , coming of age, this music 🎶 really sunk in deep.
I was a sophomore in highschool ,during this time,my dad was in Vietnam, this was the greatest time of music.
just one great song of many when I was TEN
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🧡 Dedicație Specială 👑 🧡 Mele
🧡 Noapte Bună și Liniștită
Pe Mâine!!! Oare?
Sâmbătă - 9-Mar.-"24
Feliz et ami o 😮
CCR AND was playing on every AM radio station people were danceing in the street on the.beach and cars racing LSD was legal Tim leary tune in turn on and drop out
8 Track tapes, took up a lot of room, but had every one of their albums, The glove box in a 69 Dodge Charger, was very small, So like everyone else, kept them in a case, on the back floor, Favorite was Cosmos factory for long rides,
Great hits ❤thank you 😊
Can’t remember that time without a hurt in my heart for all of you that served❤️
THIS WAS A SONG FOR A GENERATION !!!😂😂❤❤❤
❤🦋♥️❤️i love you.!!forever music !
I love this music with the original artists.
I've been listening to many of the top 40 comps from the 60s and 70s on youtube lately, and it blows my mind how dynamic the changes in music were from say 1960 to 1982. My god, what an amazing period for popular music. The creativity and variation of what was there in that 20 year period just puts me in a state of awe. Music from 2004 is almost interchangeable with 2024...perhaps a little more autotune in 2024. What the hell happened to creativity in popular music??? I'm sure that there are still people pushing boundaries in the underground...but what boring dreck are kids today stuck with? I know that there are talented artists in the top 40, but the lame production, the lackluster sound, it just puts me to sleep. Are today's teens and early 20-somethings really satisfied with this boring-ass shit? I truly feel sorry for them...I really do.
Thanks for the amazing video and music! Lol
Cracking year, 12 yrs old and just discovering what quality music sounded like.
I remember the 5th Demension playing on TV. She was beautiful and she was usually beside her husband when they performed.
Good memories. Hadn't heard Aquarius in decades.
Jesse Colin Young. Never knew he was involved in this tune. He opened a stadium concert I attened in August, 1974, in Cleveland, Ohio. Jesse Colin Young, Santana, The Band, and CSNY. Senior year in High School began in a couple days.
🎶🎶🎸🎸😎😎🎷🎷🎧🎧📷📷🎵🎵🙌🙌💯💯🙏🙏thanks for the memories 6years old kid running in and out playing in sure dad was lisenting this great music 60s times 🙏🙏🙏🙏 to be alive simple beautiful good old days miss forever a lot fun carefree miss you dad I meet another side 🙏🙏🙏🙏🎶🎶🎸🎸😎😎🎷🎷🎧🎧📷📷🎵🎵🙌🙌💯💯Rip 💖💖
The 5th Dimension performed at the 1969 U of Alabama Homecoming in the auditorium to a sold-out crowd. It was a great performance met with great appreciation and applause.
Thanks for recognizing veterans. LH
Remember the get together partys at a friend's garage.getting an invitation on a piece of paper
Marylynn Mcoo had such a beautiful voice
That song Aquarius was written by Jimmy Webb who later teamed with Andrew Lloyd weber to make the movie Jesus Christ superstar with a chart topping song
5th Dimension rocked!
They sure did.
Did you have to bump "Summer Breeze" ? Everyone's Talkin is a great replacement. Thank you for all your hard work.
Bloody awesome!!!
Great sounds the mad monk is back one cool dude
A great album!
We were puting a man on the moon the. Ny worlds fair woodstock the vietnam war all this going on at the same time in 69
I were 9 years old that year. The trivia notes accompanying these great tunes are excellent.
In the Army doing my best !
nicely done!
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Flip the 45 of Mercy "Love Can Make You Happy" and listen to "Fire Ball"...prepare to be amazed.
Ref HAIR..my opinion is that the off-Broadway cast and lyrics surpassed the then restrained Broadway performances. A reflection of a long time ago.
Second year at U of A (Roll Tide) and crazy times.
😃😃😃 good music...
MAKE THE LIST. I WANT TO SEND SOME OF THESE SONGS TO EUROPE.
La colonna sonora della mia adolescenza.
All you need is Love....
Remember when music felt great?
Didn't the Edwin Hawkins singers also accompany Melanie on (Lay Down) Candles in the Rain?
This video hit list was a great idea... GREAT JOB... Thanks for it WF.Willis...
Cerrando los maravillosos 60' .
Know many of the band musicians run into on an occasion also a few been by to play the ol guitar...😮
Brenda Lee wasn't much older than I..still around I belive knew for years ..micky Mouse club n Disney 😮...
Her hair is very similar now ...
I know all of these artists and we have a reunion the weekend following the July 4th holiday every year. There's usually a pretty good turnout. Carl always brings his 65 Mustang. The neighbors complain sometimes so were not allowed to have amps in the yard. We just go unplugged and bring everything inside after 11:00 p.m.
MAKE A LIST SO WE KNOW WHO IS SINGING / PLAYING AND WE CAN SEND TO OUR FRIENDS TO LISTEN TO !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Oh love this
IMO, Elvis does a much better rendition of “My Way” then Frank. And I think it reflects Elvis’ life much better too.
Bless everyone !
Excepcional song de 1969
It was such a time of new things and growth, both bad and good, moral and amoral. Things are stagnant now. Static. People don't seem to have the desire, a spirit of demonic oppression over the world. Parents, take your families to Church on Sunday and enroll your children in Sunday School. It is the core to what is missing. Holding on to memories and mourning is not life. Jesus Christ came so that we could have it more abundantly!
I'm enjoying the music, and it's great to read who got together with who to perform these gems. But I'm not too happy about reading how each of these talented wonders died, and from what. Takes the glow away.
Read many bios?
Zagger & Evans
Anybody have a quarter?
I know. And I get to pick the first song ( you get the other two) cut it's my quarter❤
USA tried to save Vietnam from vietnamese 😮. I‘m so sorry for all victims - on both sides! ❤