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Quite the bumbled introduction 😂

a king indeed he was

Killer I'm floored it's better then record woe baby lay it down nice bass and drum groove and then freddy

You can definitely hear the phrasing that Clapton picked up from Freddie.

Nice❤

Afternoon Delight Anyone 2024 Enjoy,,,,,,,🦾🤌🫀🫀

Excellent, Chuck! Love this song. Thank you for sharing.😊👍

Bro drop the album this shits magestic

Gm edagdwg love THIS special man singing about life love and having fun a forever loving fan Linda j.peace

Real Man Skills.

My man STILL GOT IT! Sounds just as good as back in the day.

Love the duds

swing it baby😊

Look what has happened to this once-great city!

🖐🤣 this is what drinking too much coffee from those blue Greek to go cups did to you! 🤣🤣😳

Times have improved. Less traffic in NYC now as people are taking more public transport. More farmers markets so more healthy options. In the 1960s it was all supermarkets and bodegas selling additives. It must have been a nightmare then!

That part of SOHO is nothing but art galleries or super high end shops now.

Cross the Brooklyn Bridge to Manhattan. Continue west through City Hall Park to Broadway. Turn north and follow Broadway all the way to Herald Square. Continue north on 6th Avenue to Central Park. Right after entering park, turn east, curving around the lake back to north, and end at Bethesda Fountain.

Nice walk through Union Square. Great to see the Strand bookstore @3:25 , also spotted Andy Warhol’s studio across from the park.

Most annoying video Horrible!!

I was 13 living in NYC what a glorious time

come on now, we had better equipment than that.!!

*I love the old-style "two light" traffic lights (no yellow light) in some of the intersections at the beginning of the footage, just after the bridge.*

I like all versions of the Rascals. Felix is good lead.

1:21 where it's all boarded up they were putting up 26 Federal Plaza, the US Gov't. building for NYC. The whole stretch of Broadway from about Chambers Street (Modell's) to East 8th (just before Grace Church) was pretty low rent at that time. Mostly the lower end of the garment trade: sweatshops & jobbers & wholesale places. Plus some printing shops, machine shops, small businesses of that type. Purely commercial. My father was a printer by trade and worked in a shop on White Street. It stayed that way pretty much up to the late 80's & early 90's, then became hip, gentrified & very expensive. The "A. Fleisig Paper Boxes" sign with the clock at 2:02 was there for the longest time afterwards, even after that business moved out. Don't know if it's still there. edit: Check out the 1959 Plymouth Fury turning the corner around 3:24 at the Strand Book Store!!!

Still soulful & still cool.

One of my favorite jams Ever at the flurry... Laura Risk, Tim Ball, McKinley James, Julie Plumb, and Aldo Lavaggi...

(This dance sequence is "Hume Fogg Reel" by Susan Kevra.)

I cannot believe only 2 people are dancing -- if I'd have been there no way I'd be able to stay sittin

Lovely!

Fantastic!

Sweet!

My favorite to see LIVE these days ! Anders is the $#!+ Carl and Eric are an amazing rhythm section too !

I have started my own blog based on this video, with a block-by-block analysis. 1968nyc.wordpress.com/

This is so old

I wonder if any of the people in this video were thinking about 2017.

felix alone without the other original rascals is not the same as the 4 originals not even close

obviously in the summer - the big sanitation strike was over early February and all was pretty much cleaned up a month later - 1968 was probably the downturn of NYC - sanitation strike / teacher strike / first year of graffiti / church attendance dropped / whiteflight and big budget problems

Magnifica presentacion

There is a chance in 365 that I was born on the day this footage was taken...

The dance is The Last Resort, written by Kathy Anderson.

where is he now?😊

(This dance sequence is "Ben's Spinoff #3" by Gene Hubert.)

fathead!!

He's so cute I wanted to hug him so much he is the cutest thing I've ever seen. He's the nicest thing ever I used to talk like him

I'm in that video around 2:13 wearing a cowboy hat drinking a bottle of Bookers Kentucky Bourbon. Good Times ! I can't wait until this summer…...

(This dance sequence is "Ramsay Chase" by Joseph Pimentel.)

any chance you would be willing to share this file with me, please? My daughter is in it and would love a copy!.

Thanks, I was at this show and this song didn't mean much to me until I lost a friend in the senseless tragedy in Herkimer last month. Now, well its hard to get through, but its why we need singers and writers like Jackson Browne.