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This team was eerily similar to the more recent 2012 squad. Both started a bit slow and finished strong with identical 10-2 records. Both won their bowl game easily. Both finished in the Top 10. The 1976 team changed to David Walker at QB after the second loss and then went on a roll. It would be interesting to compare the two teams position by position. Obviously Johnny Football was a generational talent and would overshadow everyone else. But I would assert that the 1976 team had more overall talent. Lester Hayes had 14 interceptions that year. Tony Franklin kicked several 60+ yard field goals. The backfield featured George Woodard and Curtis Dickey. And the 1976 defense had an abundance of talent.

Memories where made by the song long ago ❤❤ and I was just thinking of you ❤❤❤❤❤lol ❤❤❤❤

I grew with the Unquie

Beautiful song, reminds me of My sister

Gosh, this song so reminds me of high school - loved it then and still do.

Shake that ass

Nobody can sing it like them!!!!!

Amazing song 🎵 thanks for sharing 👍

Great players came out of Sulphur

Still listening February 2023.

It was orginally recorded in 1962 by Art Neville but it was not written by him.

This is absolutely the greatest version of this beautiful song.

One of the great terrible singers

This is one off my favorite Willie Nelson album...

This slow version is the best, 16 years old Tyler Texas

Love this song!

Grew up listening to this music my dad used to listen, 34 years old gives me chills, wish I had a girl that loved this music as much as I do!

I used to go to fats city in Kilgore tx in 1966 to listen to joe stamply. Brings back many good memories. I had a 1965 mustang gt.

I knew this music just yesterday, it was great music i ever to listened to.

I am 65, how did i miss this beautiful song, thanks for sharing!

Omg love this song cost me 2 million dollars 💵 still hooked

Sounds like Elvis, without the cheeseburgers, cooooooooooool.

Too bad they did not show the UH game at Rice stadium. I was there for that game. UH’s defense was incredible. Woodard was stupidly used as a decoy all night. The few times he did get the ball, he got stuffed.

For Andrine and Magnar !

The touch of your lips next to mine Gets me excited, makes me feel fine I've got it bad but that's all right Long as you're near me every night Your love so warm and tender Your thrill is so divine It is all these things that make you mine If you would leave me, I surely would die When you started to go, I started to cry I've got it bad but that's all right Long as you're near me every night Your love so warm and tender Your thrill is so divine It is all these things that make you mine If you would leave me, I surely would die When you started to go, I started to cry I've got it bad but that's all right Long as you're near me every night Your love so warm and tender Your thrill is so divine It is all these things that make you mine

Most Romantic song ever written in my opinion.

This is too pretty for words! How could you not like this.

This was my senior year at A&M. the story was that a fellow coach was asking the Florida coach on advice about which bowl invitation to accept, and the Florida coach told him that he didn't want to play Texas A&M, then his team ended up playing them.

Joe stampley did good on this song also

This version was the best!!!

I absolutely love this song

we were unique. We did all of this after the failure of the great players on the '75 team!

I LOVE THIS SONG!!! So many memories.

First heard this song when my first marriage was clearly breaking up. Deep inside, I felt relief, but didn't want to admit to myself. Willie's song made me feel less guilty about "feelin' a little better".

I remember Joe , and the Uniques back in the early 70's as a young teenager. Beautiful bittersweet memories, still get goosebumps listening. This song was big back in East Texas , my birthplace. Its still just as beautiful as the Spanish moss , the glistening sunsets on the Gulf, and the fireflies flickering in that last evening light as the embers of the camp fire die .Love you Joe !

I thought those stripes were an Adidas invention. I didn't know that they had 'em at A&M in the 1970's. I guess it was Emory Bellard that brought them to Mississippi State in the 1980's!

Monroe, Louisiana all that time ago

The lead tenor Vaughnterrol Lockette is now homeless in the streets of NY unfortunately but here is his story in case anyone cares 🙏🏼: instagram.com/p/B5lTR_vHedT/?igshid=12wh3ny9bvbq2

Allen Toussaint WROTE this song, credited to his mom under her maiden name Naomi Neville (no relation to the artist).

Grady Lark Knew Both Allen Tousant, Art Neval & Joe Stamply......GOD Bless Them All.

I saw them several times at the ShinDig club on the Bossier City Strip. Loved hitting the Strip on Saturday night 🎶🍾

Who else is hear from the humans of New York post about one of the members bring homeless

here after Hony?

Bought the 45 in 1966.. I may still have that 45...great tune.. Joe did a country version in 76'..I played that on my morning radio show back in 76' in Hartford, CT...

I LOVE THE UNIQUES

It always rained when Ags played Baylor

This is the version with a background string section that bubbled under Billboard's Hot 100 in September 1970. The basic track, minus the strings, is found on the band's 1966 debut lp, "Uniquely Yours." A shortened version that plays 2:45 was released as a single in summer 1966 that peaked in Billboard at #99.

Musta been before he blew the hole in his Martin!

Reminds me of my high school days, oh the memories

Olga Korbut reference @9:55 🤣