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Back in the day, I loved The Greatest Surfer Couple. Only problem is that we, in Salt Lake City, thought it was a true story. We were all heartbroken about such a lovely pair meeting such a fateful death.

A superb job, gentlemen!

I have this by. Judy. Garland

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Still got this one down in box in my basement, will never forget it.

Loved these songs!

I had an opportunity to see them in concert at the Puyallup fair back in 1980-something! I am 60 now. I love what I call simpler music before all of the electronics and digitally programmed music. Raw live sound!

Boy do we need music again.

L-O-L! Great job, Gary.

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I have always loved these guys. Their music transcends time. Thanks for the music boys.

Jim was a co-founder and co-lead singer of The Lettermen.

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At 93 yrs It still makes feel like thirty something..just love It

Such a pretty medley of songs

Beautiful God-given voices

Absolutely sublime!!! Wish I was back 40 or more years ago (with this video, at least). Listening to so much talent, gallantry and class, as it were.... oh yes !! Four gentleman having a wonderful time doing what they do best; singing perfect sounding 4 part harmony. I personally adored "The Diamonds" for quite some time, and found myself in a deep chagrin at loosing David Somerville. A very charismatic, wonderful singer with a huge vocal range. Not to mention his amazing falsetto ability. P.S. He also wrote the theme song of the ABC series "The Fall Guy", in the 80's....... Hate to say, but doubt very much I will ever find these kind of raw and wonderful talents ever again. Sigh..... ty so very much for posting this. I have saved in my favorite. Bless you !

Your truly fantastic voice and great performances it reminds me out happy and sad memories when your still alive now you're gone I can't forget those dying songs that made me smile and thinking of you just I know I will love you forever goodbye mahal

These guys are no less than INCREDIBLE! Just WOW! YEARS of experience (and a lot of talent) truly shows how professional they are and each one of them STILL "has it" and together, here they are on top once again! Superb!

So enjoying this on a beautiful Sunday afternoon here in the beautiful mountains of Western North Carolina. (9/24/23). I will turn 75 soon. (Can’t believe it!). Oh, the memories!!

What a performance! I know many of them are gone. But I would like to thank them for the immense pleasure they still provide and for a long time! I'm French and here they are not known but I love "The Diamonds", Dave Somerville of course, "The Four Preps" and "The Four Lads". Thank you to these talented singers. Amitiés de France.

RIP Ric de Azevedo of "Reunion" this past March (just learned of his passing this past week).

Wow! I remember listening to many of these songs almost sixty years ago and they still sound so good!

So Much Wonderful Talent!!

I saw these guys around this same time (1989) in Charlotte N.C. They were freaking awesome. They got a standing ovation for about ten minutes. It blew them away. They were beside themselves at the appreciation they got. Truly a memorable night.

Bruce Belland went to the same church, I did [in the 50's]. Though, much older than I. We both attended Hollywood HS. He probably graduated in S' of 1955. Then attended UCLA. Friends of Ricky Nelson, who also went to HHS and Bancroft Jr. HS. Ricky's name was in an old music text book. Our Music Teacher, Mr. Hagedorn...showed it, to us. Bancroft is still there. Just sharing some 'tid bits', here. Lot's of great talent, in those day's. "The Four Preps" also sang and Bruce played a sax, in the origional movie, "Gidget", with Sandra Dee and James Darren. About 1958 or '59.

Too bad they could not keep the original group together. It's always ego that ruins these musical acts...

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Thank you for posting this. I was in 8th grade and living in Ft. Worth that day. We will never forget.

I remember BIG MAN from 1958 when I WAS 8!!!!! Like others, I'm seeing this for the first time. I always loved the way the piano player banged out those chords in between the verses!! It reminds me of taking piano lessons back then when I was a kid!. Now I'm 73. The other day I figured out a reasonable facsimile of those chords and banged out that riff on a church piano. I heard giggling, turned around, and saw a half dozen little kids, aged 6-11, DANCING!!!!

They take my breath away even from. My young years to my 91st year.the harmony is such a joy.

Nice fact about Jessica! 😀

Absolutely fabulous! I remember these songs from high school and beyond. What great memories! Thank you posting this incredible tribute.

Greatest ! Love their music

This performance presents so much talent and professionalism. The vocal harmony, dynamics and delivery are great. The musicians really earn their pay and obviously enjoy working with Jim, Bruce, David, and Ed.

This is 33 yrs old and I'm just now seeing it. Absolutely blown away by their performance. These guys are older than I am and I'm pushing 80. Chances are some or most are now dead. So sad. This was music of my early years and in my mind will never be topped or equaled. Don't know what they were paid for this performance but it wasn't enough!

Recorded at an IBM Hundred Percent Club

Where’s Tony Butala’s harmonious vocal⁉️

Jim Pike made every song sound so sexy and alluring. We know it's him and how so sad that he's not around anymore. We could have had him for another ten years of his talent and beautiful voice. I will always love Jim Pike.

wow why are you guys still so great after all this time????? :))) 😀😃😀

LOVE IT!!

OMG! At 74 years old I am a life long fan of all these groups. It's 12:10am and I just found this you tube video. My new all time favorite.

I was at one of their concerts and they were fantastic.

The sound that inspired Brian Wilson.

Those are great songs with them .

BRAVO!!!!!!!!!

This is beyond wonderful .Thank you so much for posting!

INCREDIBLE VOICES AND SONGS. MEMORIES TO TREASURE.

As a small boy I loved Big Man being quite naive about the lyrics.

This sounded just like the original Lettermen. Jim's falsetto is distinctive.