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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 มี.ค. 2014
- 𝗪𝗲𝗹𝗰𝗼𝗺𝗲 𝗧𝗼 М𝘂 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗻𝗻𝗲𝗹 Suzyy70
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Good morning starshine
The earth says, "Hello"
You twinkle above us
We twinkle below
Good morning starshine
You lead us along
My love and me as we sing
Our early morning singing song
Gliddy glup gloopy
Nibby nabby noopy la la la lo lo
Sabba sibby sabba
Nooby abba nabba le le lo lo
Tooby ooby walla nooby abba nabba
Early morning singing song
Good morning starshine
You lead us along
My love and me as we sing
Our early morning singing song
Gliddy glup gloopy
Nibby nabby noopy la la la lo lo
Sabba sibby sabba
Nooby abba nabba le le lo lo
Tooby ooby walla nooby abba nabba
Early morning singing song
Singing a song, humming a song
Singing a song, loving a song
Laughing a song
Sing the song, sing the song
Song the sing
Song, song, song, sing
Sing, sing, sing, song - เพลง
☼ ♥ ☼ Good Morning ☼ ♥ ☼
Peace be with you 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
***** Gliddy gloop gloopy
Nibby nobby nooby
La la la lo lo
Sabba sibby sabba
Nooby abba dabba
Le le lo lo
dooby ooby walla
dooby abba dabba
Early morning singing song! LOL :)
Great lyrics !!
Pogledaj u neebooo
kada kiša paadaaa :-))
Fantastic Suzyy70! Made my day! Well, evening actually.
Brings back great memories. The great thing about today's technology is you can stream just about any song ever recorded like this song.
In 69 I was 16 and I had a motorcycle, a beautiful girlfriend, songs like this, I was innocent, and life was GOOD !!! There will never be another era like the 60's.
Sounds like the almost perfect childhood! Good for you! I was 9 whith a rough time but Music like this was my sanity, love it!
I graduated in 1972...love singing along with this awesome hit!!! ✌✌✌
I was 7 in 69, it was a great time
@@hopppy54 I graduated in 1972 also! Your playlist could be mine and I would never know.
Yet in southeast Asia...
The 60s and 70s music will put you on another planet that no one will understand unless you have a love of this music. You don't need drugs or alcohol to appreciate the best music ever. God....take me back to the 60s and 70s and leave me there....I'll be just fine.
If only time had a pause button, or rewind. Forget the forward,
that road looks too bleak for my taste.
Soooo true!! Sky Pilot is a good one too.
Makes me want to create my own playlist of songs that take me back in time even for a short rest from this time.
@@conniemcleroy3319 One hit wonder song sky high, but that
is better than most music released today. Starlight Vocal band
is another. I swear, it makes you homesick for the 70s.
In such a vulgar and decadent world, how good it is to be able to hear a song like this, which brings us light and joy. I am 63 years old and I can say that we will always miss yesterday...Greetings from Brazil to all!
I'm 68 and we used to play this a lot at our Youth Club. Love the 60's image's it brings back. Hope all is well in Brazil. Sorry about Pele, he was a football God.
@@julieandrews3295 , Our political situation, unfortunately, is not good, but we will do everything to return to democracy. Thank you for caring and stay at peace.
Oh you mean the vulgar and decadent world that the hedonist boomer generation helped to usher in. ?
@@dmacbain8326 , Maybe... The fact is that today is much more boring.
At 60, I mourn for the world of our past, knowing the future generations will never know the greatness we knew. But to hell with them and their soulless world of imaginationless pablum. They can't hurt us now, we've evolved past them.
It has new meaning now. My wife died after 35 years of love. She now twinkles above while I twinkle below. May the light that is you be reflected in someone else's eye.
So sorry for your loss ❤
@@kdp8133 Thank you sweet pea!
that is a cool thing to say!!
I can agree.
That reciprocity brings us to a better concept for us to interpret everything! We flow electrically and that´s science ...
❤ This was the time of my life. My mother told me she prayed for me the whole time. Musta worked. I am 70 and remember those times with fondness.
I'm 72 and in my mom's late years she made it to 93 and she told me the same thing. " I prayed for you all the time back then". I never expected to hear that from her.
I just turned 70 March 11 Peace and Hugs
Wish I had gone there . I’m 72 now . I was busy having a baby
100 years is not enough
Does anyone else get teary-eyed, wishing the world was like this right now?
I think of the world as we knew it, will always be in our hearts and mind. It’s how we treat people. Nothing like our generation,,,,peace
Me, I did. But then I think that the Vietnam war was in full swing. Was it really a happy time? Yet people believed they could make the world a better place.
Oh hell yeah🌺
Every day
Half the generation going to war at 16, the other half acting like bums all day? Not interested.
In 1969 I was 15, growing up in the East Bay across from San Francisco. It was a wonderful time in my life. Concerts in those days in SF at the Filmore West, and Winterland and growing up with Bill Graham's Day on the Green at the Oakland Coliseum. Rolling Stones, The Who Steve Miller, Hot Tuna, Albert King, Elton John, It's a Beautiful Day!Fleetwood Mac, Pink Floyd❤🎉😅 It was Good on the Earth, and people were gentle, caring and kind. THOSE WERE THE DAYS MY FRIEND, WE THOUGHT THEY'D NEVER end. We'd sing and dance forever and a day. We'd live the life choose, we'd fight and never lose. For we were young and sure to have our way. Those were the days oh yes those were the days ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
And look at all those ideals turn to dust. Dreams don't work but the are lovely at the time. Who would live in sad mad cisco NOW ?
How lucky we were to experience the magical 60's. A time that was exclusively ours, never to be repeated again.
So True
Loved it!❤❤❤❤😊😊
Song brings tears of joy and hope to my 66 year old eyes...if only youth of today felt such optimistic hope.
Sooooo true. I was sitting outside enjoy a warm breeze and this song popped in my head. Had to find on you tube. THE BEST OF TIMES🥰🥰(Using hubbies account)
They sneer at our nostalgia, they are the generation we were warned of. The Soulless masses, the destroyers of society. We at least can remember happiness, they never will.
I hear you, bro! I grew up in those good old days, and wish we were still as full of hope as we were back then! God bless you, Dale Schroeder!
~Janet in Canada
@@davidturcotte5677 the same way we sneered at our elders. Give them a break.
Uh, they do feel optimistic. Talk to them. And listen. We're not in charge anymore and that takes some getting used to. If the only kids you see are on the news you're getting a skewed impression.
I am now 72 widowed and alone, but these memories, the music of that era were and are priceless. Perhaps the one thing we should have kept was flower power and peace across the world, when you listen to this what else is there but joy, no matter your race, your background or indeed your age. Be well everyone, good wishes, Steve from the UK. 🇬🇧
73 and widowed we sure would be a dried site better off if we HAD done that... D.J. from New England
@@davidmurphy212 Good morning Sunshine, sorry you too have lost that one special person, but we were lucky to grow up and live in that era.
But here's a thought and it makes you wonder, the Woodstock generation spent the next fifty years working to create the world we live in today. They couldnt change it, nor could I. It isnt the governments that control, it is economics and the money merchants that run the world and you are trapped within it in reality, no choice but to be a part of it. At least we had those wonderful years, todays generation will never know what they missed, take care, Steve.
Hear hear Steve.
@@annmartin3915 Good morning Ann, you know one thing, they can take away so much from us today, apply rules and regulations in the guise of coping with Covid, but they can never take away our beautiful memories. You take care and no matter what happens remember John and Pauls words - All you need is love..........
You're not alone Steve!! Love to you from across the pond ✌
What an innocent era it was with no violence and everybody loving and caring about each other!
I'm now 73,,,I look back and see such beautiful wonderful times like I see here,,,then,,,I wonder,,where are all these beautiful people are now,,and all the youngsters,,,what a beautiful, wonderful time !
Me too!
We live this still. I would give anything to go back
I remember in 1969, I was living in Hawaii and on the school bus one morning when a brightly painted VW bus slowly pulled along side us as we were traveling down the highway. In the front passenger seat was a beautiful hippy girl with long hair, beads, etc.. She was happy and free and we made eye contact. As she looked at me, I gave her the peace sign and she returned it to me, along with the most beautiful smile I had ever seen. I was in love! I was 10 years old.
Great memory.
The spirit of the sixties and the hippies are exactly what we need now. Some love and joy.
Quite agree.
really??? because they are now cancel culture blm mask maddness -- i get your point though i feel same way but we cant go back but we can stop the plague of insanity ---JUST SAY NO
Peace..all we need is love..life was just wonderful..not a care on the world..love the music and the fashion..take me back please..😎
Those hippies are the ones controlling the world now. From the top right down to the petty business people in your little town scrabbling for pennies and ripping off the locals. Nice while it lasted but life straightened them out.🤣😂🤣😂
I miss it all so. Woodstock....San Fransico...8 yrs of just crossing back and forth all over the usa.
Great times..great memories..no regrets
In 1969 I was 9 years old and I remember hearing this song and it always made me smile and inspired me to be a good person and gave us hope of being good people. The world was so good, simple and wholesome back then. Vietnam ruined so many young peoples lives and changed the world as we knew it and not for the better. Looking back the hippy era had it right, peace and love is all that matters I miss those days. I'm 62 now and my hair is still long down to the middle of my back. I guess there's no changing this hippy biker and I wish more people would join me ! Peace & Love my friends.......
Right on brother !
The world was never good, simple and wholesome.
@@johnkilcullen It was in matriarchal times when men and women were equal and without war(and no war between the sexes) called Old Europe before Indo-European invasion in 3000 BC establishing a warlike patriarchal society that we had for the last 5000 years. This idea was established as fact by Marija Gimbutas, a Lithuanian female archeologist in the 20th century.
She discussed about a matriarchal, egalitarian, peaceful society that worshipped the Great Mother Goddess. Minoan Crete is a good example of this that ended 1500 BC due to warfare by patriarchal Mycenaeans. One group that practices this are Dianic Feminist Wiccans or Witches that only worship the Goddess in all her forms, not a Male Deity.
Let me add that difficult circumstances may chisel us to a better expression of ourselves, and everyone should accept the way someone else should declare what he/she feels in a considerate and unselfish way ...
@@johnkilcullen Hippies were oblivious to it.
What a magical period this was. This song brings back so many memories of my younger days when the world seemed a much happier place for most. Being near 70 years old now it is a joy to read all the comments to this song and the memories of this golden period and the happiness it brought to people of my generation.
We actually thought we could change the world.
Simply the best times. FRANK.
Solid gold year left school went to work on farm, not a care in the world, still smell new cut corn, newly lifted spuds,fantastic memories for me, up every morning 6 sharp, ah me this song says it all for me❤
Well said .. I’m 66 ..it is as you say a great joy to read the comments about the great era the 60s was and the joy it bought to many people makes it so special
me 2
I was in the middle of AIT in the Army in August 1969, my fiancée had just told me she was dating another guy, pretty low point for me. Then I hear this song and others of the day, and I realize what a great time it was to be alive. Did I get back with that girl, he’ll no, met the love of my life shortly after and we’ve been married 50 years this month.
Oliver was talented at.covering songs. And. Improving on them i thought ruby tuesday and in my life were far better than the originals. Saw him in concert. In 69 and remember a girl in the second row with binoculars
How wonderful!💜🇺🇸
Richard Hansen,Thank you for your Service!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Richard Hansen nice one mate all the best from the Isle of Wight
Kieron Phillips my wife is from Newcastle, always wanted to visit your location.
Born in 1967 I don't remember the 1960's but the 1970's were filled with left over vibes from this amazing decade. I loved the '70s, we'll never know this kind of life ever again. Technology has destroyed the innocence and mindset that kept us all connected. Sending love out to those who remember these beautiful times. Song ACTUALLY got me all chocked up.💕🙏🏻
Um. So as you're old and like a grandparent to me so. Um. Should I confess to a girl lmao? She probably don't like me idk. but I'm scared that if she don't likes me, she would prolly make fun of me with her friends. But I also don't want to regret later. So should I? Sorry for bothering you. :/
@@Jen-jd3ci you only live once. Live it with courage. If they laugh at you you don't want to know them anyway. Know your worth - were all just human making mistakes along the way. Go for it. Best of luck✌💜
@@ksc743 thanks a ton! Have a great day..
@@Jen-jd3ci for what it's worth if I liked a guy I knew how to flirt! Win some and lose some but I got the one I really fell for and he felt the same way. 30 years and 2 kids later we have our moments but we've got each other's back and loyalty and love. Reach for your dreams. They can only say no and there plenty more fish in the sea!
I was 1961. I remember some of it as a child would. Wish I was older then!
I sing this to my new baby each day when I get her from her crib in the morning ❤
Lovely ❤
I sang this to my new baby in 1970. Because our last name is Newby, and this song says Newby so many times. And the last time I sang it was a month ago, when I held her ashes and rocked her once again. She was 53 years old, taken down by cancer. May your baby live long and wonderful life.
@@cassandranewby What a poignant story here. I do not have words here.
Hope the babys doing good
So sweet ❤️🤗💯
i am 20 now, (2024) interesting to see all the comments mentioning how they were teens when this song was released.
i will never know what it was like to live in the 60's. not even a bit- i can make assumptions, but assumptions are always skewed from reality.
i'm glad the past can live again through music and the people who lived through it.
i hope i will be able to remember my teenage years like this when i'm a bit older, with fondness and nostalgia found just through music.
It was the best…I was 16 in ‘69. Nothing can replicate how wonderful it was.
Not to minimalize the war in Viet Nam, my brother, neighbor, and several friends took part in.
The 60s and early 70s were just that PEACE and LOVE with if you can imagine. Most used drugs of some sort, including myself. Even though I was born in 1952, I started drinking just before I turned 14 and was basically in charge of myself, as was my twin sister. Long story.
It was hard at that age being alone, but it was beautiful.
There were other issues, of course, going on here and abroad, but nothing like today.
I will be 72 next month and want to bury my head in the sand. I have 3 children, five grandchildren, and 2 great grandchildren. What will become of their lives? It scares and saddens me at the same time.
I am sorry you didn't get to feel the 60s.
Get some friends together, and go camp out in a field somewhere safe. No drugs needed. You don't need to get smashed with alcohol. Have a few drinks of Boones Farm Strawberry Hill. Take along some prerecorded 60s music and a boom box to play oldies.
Don't think about the world today. Make it off limits. Just enjoy yourself and do what comes naturally. Laugh and have fun. That little bit will give you a smidgen of a taste of what it was like. Wear whatever the hell you want, don't comb your hair if you don't want to.
Have fun, don't do anything illegal,lol.
These songs sure take me back. Returned in '73 from 2 tours in Vietnam as a medic and this made grow up more than most kids my age. Bought a new '74 honda 750 and had transistor radio hooked into my helmet and listened to many songs I had missed.
Glad you made it back sir!
Welcome home 50 years late
Thank you for your service!
Thank you Sir for your service 🤗💞🇺🇸and welcome home 🇺🇸❤️
So glad you got back. Bless you for helping and comforting the wounded in Vietnam. Smooth rides.
I wish this vibe would fill the world again. This fills my heart with joy and happiness for a better world.✌️+♥️
God bless you
My daughter is named Starr for this song.
Believe in the Law of attraction. Listen to Abraham Hicks and follow your Joy. The more of us that hold thus picture of love and hope the faster WE WILL manifest it. Sending you much love and joy and keep doing your bit and NEVER give up hope ! 💗😁💗
well said
Sounds like hope!
lol.. and now we all have stiff joints, poor eyesight, and wear hearing aides. but this song still brings a smile to this old face.. priceless
Amen!
Is in 1969 I was 14 And did not have a girlfriend or a motorcycle but I still like this song. But watching it I realized that these people Can be so happy and care free Only because Of the protection of those that are willing to serve And sacrifice and fight and die if necessary to preserve their freedom. God-bless the United States armed forces and all that have served! There would be no good morning starshine without them.
Indeed. I come from a long line of military. It was a genuine privilege to serve my country
@@rhiannonduncan3401 ...and you had to endure being spat upon by the very foolish children you were protecting. Believe me, when they had that ticker tape parade for the Desert Storm vets, that was also for YOU!
I was 14 and loved this song. Yes I miss the days of old. Music was so good then. 1969 was a good year.
@robertmitchell
Several years ago there was a popular DJ in America who went by "The Real Robert Mitchell" ❗ I was in and still am in the New Orleans listening area ! 😀😄 GOD BLESS AND PROTECT OUR TROOPS ❗ 🇺🇲🇬🇧🇮🇱❤️❤️❤️👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
I would like to share a life experience, if I may...I was 14 at the time of Woodstock '69...and I wanted to go real bad. My cousin had just gotten back from his first tour of Viet Nam. I told him about it, and he said we could go...if my Dad and Mom approved. After some talking, I got the ok. We left on Saturday for the 4 hour drive ( I lived in Batavia, New York at the time.) By the time we got there, you couldn't get close with a car, so we slept in the back of his truck. Early Sunday morning we walked in ( about a mile..not sure how far) When we finally got close , we could hear The Who playing. The excitement I felt is hard to explain....I had never been with so many people before...but I felt at peace. We kept moving closer to the stage...then Jefferson Airplane came on. I was mesmerized by Grace Slick. So beautiful and such a powerful voice. My cousin turned me on to a joint (my first time...Dad didn't need to know about this we both agreed.) We stayed until Joe Cocker played and the big storm hit. Since I had to be in summer school on Monday ( a Dad rule) we headed back home. During that storm, my cousin gave me his army field jacket...It was an experience I have cherished my whole life... Now I'm 63... Peace!
that is so beautiful!! I was only born in 1998 but I FEEL this moment. My heart is warm.
Al Orsini thank you for sharing
Well said, Al. It mirrors my experience perfectly. "3 DAYS of PEACE & MUSIC." (I'm looking at the poster on my wall right now). We were so privileged to be there; pretty much the most influential and joyous experience of my life...Now I'm 70...Peace & Love!
Ah, good times.
love, i am the same age as you, and live and from ireland, still keep my hippie ways
I was visiting my relatives in San Francisco and one afternoon while laying on my bed, listening to my transistor radio, this song came on. Every time I hear it I go back to that summer. I was 16, from a small town in Canada and had visited Haight Ashbury, Fillmore West and Berkeley. What a amazing time! Peace and Love, don’t forget to feed your head🐇
yeah right...the days of Go Ask Alice
Even more important to feed the heart
What the world needs is PEACE🌈🌸🌺
U7
That’s awesome 🌸 ✌️ ❤️
I just found out that this rendition of the song has no other singer in it than Oliver. All the harmonies, including the one that sounds like a female, were his! Amazing vocal range.
r u sure
@@beverlykaucher2980 Yes, I'm sure. You can get confirmation from several sources. Try Wikipedia by typing in the name of the song on their app.
@@beverlykaucher2980 I am sure as, prior to posting this message of mine, I had checked several repudable sources and all confirmed this.
@@beverlykaucher2980 Yes, I'm 100% certain after checking reliable sources and, thus, confirming it all. At the time I was quite surprised to learn this fact.
Neilson did the same thing.No credits for the background vocals because those where his!
I'm almost 70, this was a top ten hit in 1969 when I was 15. It's from the musical Hair, of 1967 - I love the music of the 60s, it's like life-blood to me!😄😘
Listened to this song on AM radio at the feet of my mom when I was just a kid. Now she's all but gone, but her taste in music lives on through me. Hopefully, my son will say that some day. Great memories of life through the prism of music!
Sending love to you Paul. Spirit hugs for your Mom.
So beautifully written, Paul 🌼 through the prism of music. Just lovely. I'm writing that down. Thank you. 🌞
He will!
Me tooo!!! ❤️😊
She's still in there. One day she'll be free of the machine that holds her. Young, happy and singing maybe this song. Sending love, hugs and peace
I was 18 walking to work ,when a guy started playing on his acoustic and singing this song to me . It brings a smile every time I hear it ❤️
Hi Stella
That happened to all the hotties. You go girl! ❤
I played the world's fair with him in knoxville.I got to sing the high part him.he was a great guy,tnx bill,r.i.p.
I discovered this song in 1985 when I was a teenager working at an AM radio station with an easy listening oldies format. My job was to change the big reel to reel tapes filled with oldies. I discovered so much wonderful music that I might not have known otherwise and this song was definitely one of them.
What a cool job !!! I wish I had that job also !! 😉✌🏼💗
In 1969 I was 10 years old. I was riding in the car with my mom and sister; we had just left my grandmother's house in Toole, Utah, where we had stayed for a week to visit her, and were making the long trip back home to Washington state. The sun was just coming up and this song came on the radio. Funny how those memories pop up when you hear a certain song. While we were at my grandma's, we watched the moon landing on TV. Little did I know at the time what a big deal that was! We didn't usually watch much TV at home because the reception was so bad, we only got a couple channels! This song brings back a good memory.
Hello Wendy,how are you doing i hope you and your family are safe!
It's amazing how deep the fishing hole is and what a little piece of music can bring to the surface. I'm one who literally has music going in my head every waking minute that I'm not engaged in conversation.... literally 1000s of songs. Someone will say a couple of words and it brings back a song and the memories that went with it. I used to hate it but now I love it. It's why I'm here now. Someone used the words, "sing a song" and suddenly I'm hearing Oliver and remembering a neighbor girl, Susie, and the daisies she was wearing when I heard this on the car radio. Dad turned off the car almost at the end and the song died... but not the memory. I never saw this video before, but it brought back a lot of memories of being 11 years old.
Obviously the video playing with thi great song is Woodstock.
I didn't hear a lot about Woodstock, here in Mississippi on the Golden Gulf Coast....
...That was the week Camille hit...
I remember my father waking me up on July 20 1969 for the moon landing. I was 5; it bored my young self; my brother was 3, my sister was a yr old & my youngest brother hadn't been born yet. My father died on July 20, 2001, ironically.
At 69, I remember listening to this in 69 and I'm 18 again.
Me too, In Joy! I was 19 and had joined the Air Force in 1969. I was in basic training when I first heard this song. I still smile when I heard it because of the great memories it brings of that time.
@ In Joy: perfect maths 🌎Says hello 🏄🏻♂️😎👏🏻👏👏🏻👏👏
I was 16, I had a radio alarm clock to wake me up for school. This song would play on the radio and started my day off to a happy note. Also "Israelites" song. I sure miss those days !!
Me too, I'll be 70 in June and the time's gone by that like THAT - but that time was the best...
Same here 1969 in London and an 18 year old rugby player 😇 great times well never see the likes of again..No phones ,no face tube life was fantastic 🥳
I was born the year this song came out but they played it when I was little all the time. It reminds me of summer in the early 70's, playing, fresh air, the smell of early mornings, there was something different about a 70's sun, being in a bathing suit all day, dad was still alive, relatives stopping by no one needed an invite and there was no such thing as a play date, Uncle Pat bringing rolls and bagels over on Sunday morning, such a sweet innocent time. They are all gone now, this world is hell, there is no direction anymore.
Society is embracing deviance and dysfunction. Innocence is gone for ever. I was born in '57 and I am glad. I do not see children jumping from bed like rockets with stars in their eyes any more. We found excitement in a simple pool or stream. No one cared about money - I now know we were poor but then no one cared so I did not realize it growing up. Today everything is money , glitz and superficial feelings generated by what social media prescribe you should feel. We must have lost the road ... as the Bee Gees sang.
…wait a minute…! You CAN replicate that! It WILL take some planning…BUT…you CAN…! DON’T give up! ❗️❤️
Make that world for someone else if you can. Pass it on rather than let that spirit die.
Found this song at the beginning of pandemic. Try to play it as much as possible 3+ years later. So uplifting.
It was a planned demonic ploy. Nothing more.
I was 19 yrs old in 1969, I look back to this time as our good old days..Today I'm just an old fart wishing I was young again. Thanks for the memories.
9.
I was 14, I had my first sexmotions
I was only a 1 year old
I was 9 years old and spending the summer at our summer house in Lexington NY, about 10 minutes from Woodstock / Bethel... All the teens disappeared and the parents called the police... They were at the festival... My memories of Woodstock...
I was 9 years old, in Ms. Roeback's 3rd grade class at Harding Avenue Elementary school in Blacksburg, Virginia, wishing I was 19. The good old days? Only if I can go back there with my 57 year old mind, ace all the tests and get promoted to 8th grade.
Took me straight back to being a teenager. Happy, carefree times when life seemed much simpler❤️❤️❤️
Peace and love to the world God bless you all
AMEN! I'd like to go back right now.
@@GenieKOHara You can never go back, Genie K. O'Hara.
@@coreycox2345 Indeed sadly, you cannot. That old saying is so true. "You can't go home again". When you try to revisit anything, it is never the same. :-(
@@GenieKOHara It isn't only disappointment. I am going through my family of origin's home to sell the house now that I am the only one left. There are also a lot of laughs and femembring my exhuberant family. :) It is a real mix of emotions.
I was four when this song was released, and parts of it have been bouncing around in my head since although it was just today, I rediscovered it and realised it is an actual song❤, a very beautiful song.
I was only 2 in ‘69, but I had a great Mama, who gave me an even greater appreciation for music! I feel so blessed to have grown up in the era I did! I was also very fortunate to have had both sets of grandparents (Mema & Papa R and Mema & Papa J) they shared their love of music from their generations, as well as a love for musicals and movies from the ‘30s and 40s and the great comedians of that time 💜
Grew up in that era and married my Starshine 1971-2012 when she passed away. lot of great times and song. Wouldn't have changed a thing.
jstmorris sorry for your loss :-(
Thank you. I now live life day by day, Before my wife's passing it was lived moment by moment.
Sorry to hear about that mate. Think of the good times. R. I. P.
yes
God Bless
So glad I grew up in 60's, what a absolutely wonderful era; the music, innocence (in many ways), art, coming of age, etc..
And look how healthy everyone is before fast food took a hold of our youthful years.
I was 3 years old in 1969 im 59 now and always will love this song👍👍
I love this song, I’m 16 again, everything was about peace, psychedelic tent dresses, long brown wooden beads around your neck, colourful headband around your forehead, rose coloured gasses with small lenses, making the “peace” sign, we used to walk around giving this sign to the local constabulary saying, “Peace man” the coppers smiled it was a great time.
I WANT TO GO BACK, "NOW,"HAD ENOUGH OF THIS EVIL WORLD.
Peace man ✌️ ☮️ 🕊 I'm in my 70s now but this song takes me back to when I was 14. The world 🌎 was a gentler place ❤️ 💙 💜 💖
Well after we cross the rainbow bridge it will be that way again 😊
@@HOCKEYDIVA Yes peace indeed my friend we are entering the age of Aquarius things are about to get really good again
Sounds ace!! I was just a couple of years too young for that. Times change, yeah..
I was a teenager when this came out, I do wish the world was more like this song. Every day.
The good old days. No phones. The 60s man was a blessed time.
lol can’t have fun with a phone in your pocket these days? Sounds like a “you” problem.
oh I see that: Blessed? Yea, well maybe in certain respects but if you were drafted to Vietnam or if you were black in the south, not so blessed. And, frankly, I'd miss my smart phone and computer (don't knock as, after all, you're using one now).
The main thing I'd like is being young again! :)
@@lazurm im an American Indian don't lecture me on racism. The federal government brought 200k Indians thru out the u.s. in 1965. Then drafted the males into Vietnam hoping to kill them off. Then they wouldn't have to deal with the treaties. And being young again. I'm not sure I would want to to that again. The 60s and 70s were a trip.
@@bradr1913 Agree with you totally but for being young again, with my current knowledge. :)
@@lazurm wow now that might work. Boy I went thru alot stuff. Experience knows everything. The books know 10 percent of everything. Schools teach what to learn, not how to learn.
I was 19 in 1979 and the local Seattle radio station had a thing called "electric lunch" where from 12-1pm they would play nothing but the classic 60's music. It was my favorite thing and I so wished that I had been born 10 years earlier! I wanted to wake up in that flat in san francisco listening to Donovan in 1967 as a 19 year old. Because by the end of the 70's things started to get very commercial and they just played the same thing on the radio over and over again and a lot of it was good, but a lot of it was bad. But as an 8-9 year old I did remember a lot of this music.
I'm 70 now...I'm smiling really big right now because I just listened to this tune, and Hair by the Cowsills.
That time was a softer, warmer one...
Remember bus stop by the hollies? I always thought it was the Cowsills cuz they had the same kind of harmonies
This song was popular when I was in high school in the 70’s. Life wasn’t so complicated back then. Love the memories that come back when I listen to it♥️🤩.
Isn't that the truth.
Yea ---- brought me back to one specific time of my life ---------- just for a moment.
Me to Pam
Wow, life for me in the mid 50's to mid 70's were the best years of my life. I played drums in a working band all throughout high school.We had a gig nearly every night and wouldn't get home most (mornings) until about 2 am and was up again in a few hours for school. Those were actually the least complicated years for me. Not sure how I graduated "HIGH" school since I drank like a fish, smoked pot and tripped out on acid (LSD) on a regular basis. Songs like this were always uplifting and gave us all a good feeling with a positive outlook on the future... too bad the world changed around the mid '70's it seems. But maybe it was just the thrill and excitement of those wonderful years wearing off as I grew. idk but people who didn't experience those years have no true idea how life really was back then..... xoxoxo
Yes, it was complicated back then. Vietnam. Watergate. Kent State shooting. Late 70s brought us Stagflation, oil crisis, Three Mile Island. And the Soviet scare that lasted before and after the entire decade.
As a 60s child my parents took me to our record shop to buy my 1st album...what did I choose.....HAIR of course! Loved this song! Thanks for the memory!
Peace and love to all!
Song song song siiing sing a song!
I was born in 1960, when I first heard this it was in California, I really liked it and it does bring tears. It is a beautiful song!✌️🤙
I was 20 & in college !! What a groovy time for me ! Fond memories ! I was at California State University-Humboldt & flower power was everywhere! Still smiling hearing this song ! I’m 74 now !
I wish I could go back to 1969, just for a few days, to revisit dear friends, my free-spirited little body, my parents, my old neighborhood and school, and a world devoid of cellphones and computers... just hanging out on the corner with the gang, running barefoot in the park, and falling in love.. (sigh!)
+Kathy M I agree with you but realyse that youre using a kind of computer to listen to this beautiful song, now.
+wagner acioli get the 45 ouT! :)
+Kathy M i loved your post..would i love to go back too......the path we took to the public pool is now grown over...tons of us baby boomers made that path, now nothing.......
spiritual awakening is alway within you-- DANCE!
Kathy M. I would love to go back too, Kathy. My biggest worry was whether there would be a pop quiz in math!
I miss the innocence and the freedom I had back them. Where is the time machine !
I hear you brother, this country is heading for the crapper unfortunately. Thank god we grew up ,in the good times, take care!
@@richardyeager7512 When the sunlight still had a golden hue. Ya'll know what I mean. Literally EVERYTHING is messed up now.
you still have - the innocence and the freedom - somewhere in your memory
thats a lot better than kids these days that grow up with only corruption and disease and the filthy hell of slavery our masters and our own ignorance have brought us to
The young can have the planet, send us home.
@@stevewiles7132 sure , take a giant s#!t that plugs the toilet and leave !
I was a child and loved this song!! ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉. Makes me feel so good to hear it now when my life is sad. I am 66 now and cannot walk. Music helps me!!! ❤❤❤
Find happiness wherever u can. Wishing u a beautiful day.✌
I was 13 when this was first released in 1969…. and it has been one of my favorites ever since! ♥️♥️♥️
Good Morning Starshine was originally from the 1967 musical Hair (I was 7 years old). The wonderful rendition by Oliver came out in 1969. I'm glad that songs like this are available to a generation whose parents might not have been born then.
Interesting that Oliver merely "covered" this song from a musical that came out/was performed 2 years earlier.
@@not-so-smartaleck8987: Serena Ryder also covered it.
Some of the video is from the Hair movie with Treat Williams.
I was ten in 1969, but remember this time like it was yesterday. ALthough the 60s were a tumultuous time in our history, it also provided us with exceptional music, and a time to be free, explore and discover a new humanity, one that has never really been forgotten. Peace and Love to all.
I MISS IT MORE THAN I CAN EXPRESS : BUT THANK YOU GOD FOR THE MEMORIES , PLEASE HELP MY BRAIN BE OKAY AFTER COVID-19 !!!🌿
@@karenschuh3247 Just don't participate in the scamdemic. Live like it's 1969.
The secret of life: IT'S ALL IN OUR HEAD. 💗⏰ TIME IS AN ILLUSION. SO IS THE WORLD.
💗💗💗💗💗🏖🐶😇🌻🍬🎉🧸🎶🌼🥰🦩🦚🌺🍰🍦💗💗💗💗💗
MAKE IT WHAT YOU WANT IT TO BE. WE ARE MORE POWERFUL THAN YOU CAN IMAGINE.
so was i, in kc, all i listened to was top 40. great time. and most of the time i still listen to 60.70s hits,
I was 10 in 69 too. I recall hearing this tune on my dads am car radio driving to the bakery on Sunday's
I’m 62 and 4 ever a Hippie at heart!🙏☮️
Hello Maria,how are you doing i hope you and your family are safe!
This song is a flood of childhood memories, taking me back to other songs I remember from that era, like Age of Aquarius, Spinning Wheels, Smile A Little Smile For Me and, of course, watching the moon landing on that hot July summer day. It takes me back to driving with my mom, dad and siblings in the old '63 AMC Rambler. As complicated the world was at the time, its nothing compared to the world we are now in...I want to go back.
I used to sing this to my girls when they were little, before they knew I couldn't sing. I would wake them up in their cribs & sing this. I would come upstairs from doing laundry, they would be in their bouncy chairs & clap for me. I would say, thank you ladies & gentleman you've been a great audience. They're in therapy now, but such is life, right?
HA! You're a great mom! XOXO
Great story, bet they loved your voice, cause you are their Mom ! This reminds me of Manasquan Beach ⛱ where my Dad took us get us out out of my Moms hair . They had a head shop there that played alot of great songs 🎵 like this one and Reach out in the darkness. Happy Mothers 👩 day to all Moms this Sunday. Mine is 93 !
I'm here because my mom sang this to me!
I love 💕 you all for even responding. To be honest though, and I should have shared this, I am just GORGEOUS! Unfortunately, I'm the only one that thinks so as is my incomparable voice. Silly fools. My daughter's have the audacity to roll their eyes 😂😂😂. What do they know. I'm a star baby ⭐💫💫 baby. I'm pretty sure if u get sick & take enough NyQuil & pm aspirin, u will see it my way! It could happen, just sayin. I'm runnin for Senate in 2024, k?
you are wonderfully funny I hope your life is great
Songs like this hit me in the gut. So happy and bittersweet. Another life time!
It overcomes you when you hear it; Thank You Oliver!
It overcomes my gut, too. My lunch always loses when up against The Earlee Mornin Singasomg.
Quit past we will repeat feeling..
The song just popped into my jead. I'm 70, looking back, we thought we had worries...So carefree!
Born in 1964 not falling for the Grand Illusion!! 1960 Songs Feed my S.O.U.L !! The Meek Shall Inherit the Earth , Amen ♥
My biggest moment was when I tried belting this song out at a karaoke night & I nailed it. Back in ‘69 I was only 17. Not old enough to be a full blown “Hippie” but I gave it a try. Bell bottoms, cool John Lennon sun glasses, mocasines. Love bead necklaces & my vest with the long fringes, yeah I was groovy.
Unless you were in Japan karaoke had not made it over here in 1969.
@@nunyabidnez2729 re-read the post, he/she didn't say they sang the song in karaoke in 1969.
65 and still holding on to these ideals. Nothing has changed for me.
SAME HERE DEB XXXXXXXXXX
Me too, 67 now and strangely, younger (20-30 +) year olds ask me more about my memories of those ideals and not the specific memories. I feel the most significant thing was that we followed a Teach not Preach approach to life without realizing it. Previous education seemed to coerce and limit our thinking, our thirst for questioning is probably why this era was so special for us as this seems to have paved a way for the world to open up. Sadly that has brought demons with it .
64 here and yes!:-)
I am 70, and these were excellent times, not perfect but people had some fun, inhaled deeply, appreciated the colours man, the good vibes, watching the clouds and the music that was part of your soul. There were many gains for everyone, and now the Republicans are out to destroy all the progress that was made. I do not know if just being human and not hating will come back, but I used to like to say, Peace, Love and Bobby Sherman...I do miss so many people from that time they were so fine.
@@ralphchristianson ….and now the... ahem... Democrats are out to destroy all the progress that was made.
The cosmic resonance from this song always brings tears as does "How great thou art"
Same here😢
Loving to listen to this song again.😇❤️👍Good morning to everyone.
Great way to start the day, isn't it?
@@marlachristensen2076 Best way.😎
My Mom said that the 60's was a part of the best time of her life. I'm so envious that she and my Dad got to experience such a special time of such turbulence and change in history. At 74, Mom marvels that my twin brother (late 40's) and I have such a love and appreciation for the spectacular music of that period.
👍🏽💯😊
'To Have Even Attempted To Turn Off The Way Of The World & Turn Back On To The Way Of Nature... Had It's Own Excuse For Being.''
~Just another one of those many one's of we back then, who's still awaiting His Just Return;⚖🪃just said that.
''His Ever Changing Dirt''
Though He's never going to change
Still, every living thing & it's seed
Comes from & returns back into
''His Ever Changing Dirt''
Yet: in between those two times
Are they not fashioned by His Will,
His Light, & His Life Giving Waters?
~Reckon as reckon might reckon then... I, just said that too, on 4222
It was the best!
Oh Lord even as a young boy back those days, the people had a point, a sense of love and spirit, which it is not so common today. The music was astonishingly good back then, played from amazing dedicated lovers of life and souls. I miss that era, it should come back.
Yes it should.
Sadly, the digital age, killed the radio star, just as the the minds of our modern day youth are melting in the matrix of a pragmatic digital reality , that we may never recover from.
great music great people JFK, Martin it doesn't get any better.
Definitely a great song, great times. Would be even greaer w/o weed, now
Thank you for sharing this!Absolutely love this song. I was 9 and it brings me back to such beautiful memories of my Beloved Mom 👩 Those were sweet and innocent days…
Tonight, I’m forwarding this to my granddaughters, Ana and Ami, so they too can enjoy it… ❤❤
Buenos días! BellA Estrella 💫 Brillante!⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Que este día sea muy brillante para tí!
The year 1969, I was 14 years old and this song was played repeatedly on Radio 1.I remember Vietnam was still going on but what a song this is.It brings so much memories of my youth.It will always be a part of my life when I was growing up.
I was also 14 in 69 and everytime I heard this song the sun was always shining
My dad was 14. He saw a add for woodstock Festival in a music magazine he begged his mom to let him go. She said absolutely not. So he ran away and walked/ hitch hiked al the way from Savannah Georgia to the festival in new york. When he got home he said he got a cussing he never had before or since.
This was such a sweet thing to sing along with on A September Day in Massachusetts in 2022.
Thank you for bringing it back to us veterans of the war and peace of the 1960's.
What great music we had!
Probably comment here before but this is a song that just take you away and the video is just perfect. Lost count of how many times I've listen to this clip and can honestly say that it's one of my all time favorites!
Today I'm 73 and sure glad I was young when I was and doing the things I did. I really don't care for being old but it beats the hell out of the alternative!! I'm still having fun but it hurts more and takes longer!
i am going to be 71 this month. i am hoping we get recycled!
Belated Happy Birthday! I am a little younger than you (almost 66) but I get, exactly, what you are putting down. I had a girlfriend who was your age. SUCH beautiful memories!
Well, today I'm 76 (10/25/2021). Don't feel that old though, just like many people say when they get up there in years, but until my body finally cashes in I'll probably always think as if I'm still 35 like I always do, lol. Lately I've noticed difficulty with getting up from the floor though which comes as a real shock because I'm still thinking like I'm 35 and wondering wth's the problem, haha. Realistically I know I've gotten older but don't think about it until I attempt something that use to be much easier to do. Lol. Oh well like the old timers say, not talking about me cause I don't think this way "being only 35" but often a younger senior citzen will say, " Any day I'm still above ground is a good day". 👍True dat bro, true dat. Hahaha.
I started college in 1969 after the US Army tried to get me killed in Vietnam. I was not hassled on my way home, it was all beautiful. There will never be another time like it. This brings back memories even if it's only a recreation.
Buenos días, Bella Estrella Brillante!! Haz que tu hermoso Brillo se vea en todas partes y en todo lugar donde estés, en este precioso día! Feliz y hermoso Lunes!!! Brilla, Brilla, Brilla y no te canses de Brillar! Feliz día!
Gracias! Buenas noches!
This fills my heart with so much love it feels as if it will burst!
It also makes me cry because of the love we lost. The free spirit of love for the earth and our fellow man.
WOW - Nothing like my era - and never will be again!!! I was a hippie and so proud of it - FLOWER POWER ALL THE WAY - we were all about love and respect for other people!!! Love, Peace and Joy - That's what my era was all about!!!
'To Have Even Attempted To Turn Off The Way Of The World & Turn Back On To The Way Of Nature... Had It's Own Excuse For Being.''
~Just another one of those many one's of we back then, who's still awaiting His Just Return;⚖🪃just said that.
''His Ever Changing Dirt''
Though He's never going to change
Still, every living thing & it's seed
Comes from & returns back into
''His Ever Changing Dirt''
Yet: in between those two times
Are they not fashioned by His Will,
His Light, & His Life Giving Waters?
~Reckon as reckon might reckon then... I, just said that too, on 4222
I really miss the whole hippie movement! You go girl keep it close to your heart and never let it die!
What people miss is the spirit of hope & optimism for the future.
And the love, the selflessness, and the will for peace.
yeah. that is beat out of the current generation. They do not sit back and relax, or meditate or contemplate. They rush rush. They twiddle their thumbs on their phones or twitter or facebook. They never quiet their mind.
Go Buddhism, maybe that lifestyle can help save this damned world from constant buzzing
@@gkprivate433 "Weapons of mass distraction. 😔
You got that right!
One month before Woodstock, in July 1969 the USA landed the first Earthling men on the moon. The spirit (and a US V.P. Spiro Agnew slogan) was, "on to Mars!" Everything felt doable.
Buenos días, estrella brillante!! Que hoy tú luz brille, mucho más!!!
Buenos días! Star Shine! Que este día, sea hermoso y muyyy Brillante!! Para tí!!!! Feliz Viernes!!Estrella Brillante!
I'm from England and I've visited Woodstock a number of times over the last 20 year's and you can sense the ghosts in the air. The love and the warmth that you get from just being there is wonderful x THE WORLD 🌎 NEEDS A WOODSTOCK NOW x
@@lawrencewynant8976 Amen.
Hey Limey, ya want ghosts, visit the Elms Hotel, the most haunted hotel in Missouri
@@lawrencewynant8976 💯✌🏻
I'm surprised, in a way, that the place that was called Woodstock still exists all these years later--that the place, and/or land, where the event was staged hasn't been re-zoned into some type of suburban (or small town) neighborhood of houses, townhouses, etc.
Where's the cowsills? From hair Oliver so great counterculture
My dad played this every morning when I was a Kid.
What a Hippie!
Peace
Same.
janetwon
My dad used to hear this songs...
I like to listening and remembering him
kisses from Brasil
Ima Hippie PACE!!!
Ima Hippie Me too. Oh
Did we get s h I t.
It was so worth it.
What blessing ur dad is....such a nice way to greet the day. Continue the love. This world needs much more of that.
I was 13 when this song was popular. It reminds me of the best year of my life. Things changed rather quickly after that, and not for the better. Bless Oliver🙏🙏📿📿
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I think we DEFINITELY KNEW whether we were MALE or FEMALE. So happy I got to experience this beautiful era with wonderful music.
🌾💐🌸🥀🌺🌹🌼🌻🌿🌳💮
The only difference is that we wouldn't hate on anyone who felt otherwise, and we'd be more accepting of our brothers or sisters.
My guess is that the trans thing has been around forever. It's just out of the closet now.
Way to use this beautiful song to broadcast your bigotry, loser
So glad I grew up in the 60s, music was the best there'll ever be, oh for a time machine.
I was really happy then
Buenos días BellA Estrella 💫 Brillante!🔆⭐💫🔆 Que este día sea muy brillante para tí! Feliz día!
Buenos días, estrella brillante! Que brille este día, con su bello fulgor, y halla alegría y paz en cada ser! Feliz día!
I sit here with a tear in my eye at the remembering of a joyous lifestyle gone and never to return. As an old hippie, I remember my father demanding that i cut my, longer that shoulder length hair, though never making me do it, and my mother sewing the Peace sign on the back of my jacket.Such a happy time never to be understood and enjoyed again by the "glued to their I-phones" youth of today.
Well spoken. You really had to have been there to truly understand. Peace bro.
no good just remembering. get up and learn to play the guitarre.
Kenny Mac l.p. Wow, we were really so blessed. I wish we could allow our children to experience this safe and beautiful life we had ❤🌼🇺🇸
i was a summer of love, child. sometimes i really wish i had been born 20 years earlier, than 67.
thanks for the like and good luck.
A very catchy melody, and cheerful words. We could use more of this these days.
I just missed the 60's generation. I was pissed off at missing Woodstock and the protests. I grew up in the 70's which wasn't that bad with the era of the singer/songwriters like Jackson Browne and CSN&Y.
I like this song. The sixties was packed with fabulous music and naive short-sighted knobheads.
This was the song playing on the radio when my late beautiful mum was taking me to my first day of school....I miss those days of wonder written songs that you will remember 50 years later.
I was 16 years old and a friend asked if I wanted to go to a concert. He was a couple of years older than I and he had a car. Never having left Long Island where I grew up I agreed, not knowing it was a 3 day concert. He sprung the news on me when we were more than halfway there and I knew I was in hot water with my parents. We got to a point where we could not get through, the traffic was unreal so we found a place to park and first thing I need to do was find a pay phone to call my parents and tell them I would be gone for a couple of days. Had to wait on a line a mile long to use the phone we found and speaking to my Mom, I knew I was in for it when I got home. She actually knew it was the woodstock concert but yet I never head of it myself. My friend had 2 tickets and gave me one and we started the journey to the site where the concert was, we walked for a very long time! We didn't need those tickets, we just walked on the field. When we arrived I think Bert Sommer was on playing and I just looked around and was completely overwhelmed! I had never seen so many people in one place! My friend and I made an agreement to meet by a fence if we lost one another which we did. I could write a book but I will just say that this was the most wonderful experience of my entire life. There was a sense of unity and peace and harmony and I was thrilled! Met some wonderful people, smoked my first joint and just got high on the atmosphere and the music. I remember Janis Joplin coming on when I was starting to fall asleep but I woke up real quickly! The rain was the fun part, everyone got soaked and games were played in the mud. I lost several articles of clothing including my shoes! I stayed with an older group of people that I had met and we all just laughed and danced and enjoyed the music! Food and water was scarce but we managed to get some from others who were sharing. I remember Max Yasgur's speech, very inspiring and everyone cheered him. I did eventually run into my friend who looked as dirty as I was and I think it was Monday morning while Sha na na was on that we decided to start the trek back to the car. Never got to see Jimi Hendrix which was a bummer. When I did get home, I was grounded by my parents but I didn't care, I had an experience of a lifetime and any punishment was worth it to me. I just wish I had not thrown my ticket out!!!!!
How lucky you were to be there, thanks for posting that
Your shoes are still there
@@alberta6862 LOL probably down deep in the soil!
@@kaneikanei8173 there could be pot growing , seeds and twigs
That was a great Short Story ! 50 years later, the Best Experience of your Life...People need Inspiration World Wide now more than ever.
I think it's time !
Time you wrote that book !!!
Your Public awaits patiently.....
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Gracias! Buenos días !