DeFranco Family: Heartbeat, Its A Lovebeat 1973
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- Опубліковано 11 кві 2012
- Girl,when I'm alone with you
I get a feelin' through and through
Tellin' me that love is comin' on
My head starts spinnin' round and round
And I don't care what's up or down
Cause deep in my soul, I'm out of control
When I start to hear the sound of
CHORUS :
A heartbeat, it's a lovebeat
And a lovebeat is a good vibration
Oh, a heartbeat is a lovebeat
And when we meet , it's a good sensation
Listen to my heart pound
Listen to my love sound
Feel it gettin' stronger
Can't hold back any longer
Heartbeat, it's a lovebeat
And a lovebeat is a good vibration
Oh a heartbeat it's a lovebeat
And when we meet, it's a good sensation
Listen
Pictures pass before my eyes
Like a vision in disguise
Tryin' to explain the way I feel
And there's a movement in my mind
Like a rhythm counting time
Breakin' down all my defenses
Overcomin' all of my senses
Listen to my heart pound
Listen to my love sound
Temp'rature is risin'
Girl, there's no disguisin' - Розваги
Don't get me wrong. I love the 70's, but the song is pretty lame, they can hardly dance, and the guy on the right has no rhythm at all.
Ed Dombrowski 🤣🤣🤣👏👏 you being mean and honest 👍
Yep
Yes, but Tony is sooooooooo dreamy!!
@@SimirJohnson A nightmare . He was my neighbour growing up , he and his family were okay , not bad people and they did without some things and they worked at music . Many of us thought , they went at it the wrong way , they grabbed a fast pay day . Maybe if they tried something else , it would have not worked at all , at least they did something with their lives . Ed what have you done? The funny thing is I do not find Paul or Ringo on here or Cher , Madonna , Led Zeppelin making nasty remarks ,it is always the people , that have not , that say the most negative things.
Joseph Forest He was that bad?
I don't care about the faults. This is A childhood memory for me. It makes my heart smile.
Mine too.....it's the bubblegum in me💖💫💫💫💫💖💖 It's too bad this group didn't go farther in their career. But I remember in an interview with Tony that they wanted him without his brother's and sisters. He was loyal and refused.
That's exactly how I look at a lot of the late 60s and 70s music. Of course our music tastes mature but the memories do not. I love it!
Me, too! I may head on from here to "Billy, Don't Be a Hero" or "The Night Chicago Died."
@@davelee8961 makes me remember the days when we all looked goofy like that. No internet, no cellphones. Just bubble gum music, banana bikes and Saturday morning cartoons. I miss those days. We were lucky to have lived the last free generation.
@@jujubegold If you get a chance, grab Joel Whitburn's "Pop Annual," which lists -- by year and then peak chart position -- all the hits of a given year -- all the ones you've always remembered *and* great ones you've forgotten.
I was 13 when this song came out. That time of innocence can never be repeated.. how sad.
I am glad I grew up during the 70s.. Todays world way too crazy for kids.
The 70's wasn't a time of innocence. It was a time of ignorance. There was an insane amount of evil shit going on. You just didn't know about it.
I am glad I grew up in the 70's as well, but I agree that it was a truly terrible decade. Although compared to all the decades that followed, the 70's were innocent.
I was only 8 yrs old ,I was parading around the house 🏡 what a blast !!!
@@alanz3497 a time of innocence for a child is what I assumed was meant. But yes, terrible things going on, though many of us were too young to know.
Amen. I'd love to go back and do the 60s & 70s all over again. Innocence, learning, experiencing new music, hanging with my friends. Talking about our dreams and goals. Meeting new girlfriends. Loved that time.
As a thirteen year old girl with hormones raging, it doesn’t matter how bad the music was. I was in heaven when they sang. I am now 62 years old, and I still get a thrill watching them.
Hey if I invented a magic potion that would take us both back to 13 when your hormones were raging do you think maybe I might get lucky?..LOL
Same here! I'm 60 and still have this album!
I’m 61 and feel the same! Ohio
I used to call in to the radio station and request it non-stop
Yes! I was so in love ❤️ with Tony. Now at at 62, I still love ❤️ it!
Who else is 60 years old and loving this like me? Tiger Beat teen beat anybody? The world of innocence.
I just really miss those days. I forgot about them. I love it.
I’m 58, and love this kind of music 🎵
@@almabenavides6664 Your right in the age that would remember. I loved those days.
It was Eric from The Bay City Rollers for me. ❤
Went to the magazine stand after school to get the latest issues. There were several different heart throb mags. Then buying the posters too. That's where my allowance went.
Too bad all this innocence is gone. Glad I grew up in this era. Priceless.
It's all gone after the 70'DS
yea the jackson 5 was super innocent, the way they were beaten into stardom
Ya I grew up in this era as well but it reminds me of how old I am now.
The only thing i am glad about is opening night at the Chinese theater to watch starwars.
I saw them sing this at Magic Mountain in '74. I was a 19 y.o. Marine stationed at El Toro...it was a blink of an eye ago.
This song sucks & the performance is even worse lol. I don't see how anyone with hearing finds this pleasant.
If you got to grow up anytime in the 50's through the 80's with all the classic movies & music, YOU were blessed!
the 80s sucked, movies and music being gay was popular back then
You got that from this video?
@@dufunia8313 I was an 80s child, the 80s were the best decade!
This music is like a fever dream nightmare. I’m lucky I didn’t have to grow up with this.
Tony is a realtor in California and at 63yo is still handsome. Loved this song back in the day
He s got great hair!
We sang this in music class when I was 9 at Flint Hill elementary in Fairfax Co, VA. Knew that kid had to be close to my age ( 60). We sang Heart of Gold and The Night the Drove Ol’ Dixie Down. Must have been a pretty hip teacher
@@wlswing his pubes are not bad either
Yes he is very handsome now!
@@Angela-jn7iv you aint bad yourself
I’m Tony DeFrancos age (62). The 70’s were so much fun and simple. No internet, phones…etc etc. how does time fly this fast?!?
Growing up in the 1970s was awesome, the music, clothes, trends, etc.... . I ❤ the 70s. 🙂
I totally agree with you 70s was best😊
Hell ya
You know, when I was young, I used to sing this song in my room at the top of my lungs. The Defranco's, The Jackson's, and The Osmonds were all played on my 45 record player.
*The DeFrancos *The Jacksons
The Italian (Osmonds) the black (Osmonds)
Life was good until Michael went pedifile
MeToo😶
YEP!!!
My Brother gave me this album for my 10th Birthday. I still have both the Defranco's albums and treasure them. My Brother has gone for many years now and it is an awesome memory to have.
Precious times with your brother.💖
Would'nt you have had Black Sabbath Paranoid instead?
Yes, my brother would circle the block a couple of times so I could finish listening to their songs
They had TWO albums?!?
@@markchoma9822 oh hell no! 😱
I was 12 years old when this came out and remember we only had AM Radio. This is actually the first time I have heard this in about 50 years. I have wonderful memories growing up in the 70's, then transitioning to the 80's in my 20's. Life was good.
1961 too. We had the best of it all. 60s, 70s, and being young adults in the 80s. What a blessed time to be around.
@@cxg174 I could not agree more. What a great time to grow up. Music brings back so many great memories of our childhood.
50 Year Star Award 🌟 🏆
Congratulations Tony
Me too. Heard it mentioned in the movie Reservoir Dogs and had to hear it again. Wonderful memories. I was 9
I'm just a little older than that. (Born in 1956)...I remember seeing The Beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show.
Where I lived, Album Oriented Rock stations were just getting up and running. The big Top 40 stations in Pittsburgh were 1410 KQV (now defunct...sigh) and 1320 WKTQ (also known as 13Q, it's now a Music of Your Life Station...double sigh).
And you had to learn where the "big hit" stations from other cities were, because KQV and 13Q had to cut back their power at sundown, and their signal evaporated. Ah, memories.
It's like someone took a dash of the Osmonds and threw in a sprinkle of the Partridge Family and mixed until Italian.
Very well put. 😎
Actually Italian-Canadian, as they're from Port Colborne, Ontario.
Was this from the episode where Peter's voice was changing?
I had the biggest crush on Tony
LOL! :)
Oh but the 70s what we wouldn’t give to go back there again just for a day!
If you can fins a time machine, I'll go back with you right now!!
for a lifetime
I'm in!!
Yea feel the same about the 50s and early 60s, sadly that country is in my rear view mirror never to return.
I would trade a month of my life left for each day, if I could relive my days back then.
Ok, here’s what I like about this song: 1) They’re all actual siblings 2) They’re Canadian 3) The song’s composition is a brain tickler 4) It contains a building progression 5) It has a catchy chorus : Result: A True Pop Gem.
They’re from Ontario, Canada, not the Bronx, lol.
@crazymonkey651 They're from Port Colborne, Ontario, Canada.
Didn't know they were Canadian. I loved this song so much growing up
I miss the 70s so much, and I miss the innocence and decency our country used to have. The state our world has become now is really sad.
Please see my post, above. It was NOT an innocent time, and it was NOT a time of decency. Things were not good in 1973.
Vietnam race riots
How about a round of applause for the great Jack Benny?!
I think Poor Jack died a year or two after this.
@@dallyx66 That he did. I knew him from my parents and grandparents' affection for his radio, movie and TV appearances. I discovered Jack Benny for myself listening to Greg Bell's Radio Classics on Sirius-XM Radio dating back nearly eighteen years. Jack Benny was a consummate performer.
@@TralfazConstruction Cool -- I saw his TV show on local TV in the 80s. Never laughed so hard. Been a fan since then. Love his radio show.
* Perpetually age 39 Jack Benny often tried to appeal to audience of all ages! He gave many young performers a break on his TV show! ☺ ♥
@@dallyx66 1974 of pancretic cancer
They were my favorite! I had two albums, one even had a cardboard cutout of Tony’s head 😂. Tiger Beat magazine did a spread on them and I was CAPTIVATED ❤
Me too!
OMG TIGER BEAT! That brings a memory back!!!
Say what you want about them and this song, but this was the #1 best selling single of 1973, 3 million physical copies sold. A historic accomplishment.
This song 🎶 made my roller skates 🛼 go faster ! 😂❤️
I was 10 years old. Watched TV as a family back then. Miss those days.
Wow...listening to this takes me back to when I played my K-Tel records on my Radio Shack record player and my 12-year-old heart swooned for Tony DeFranco! Where did 44 years go?!! :D
Do you still remember the colors or designs of the 45s when you hear the songs? I know I still do. Mine were so worn and horrible sounding in the middle from playing so much. LOL
I got this record single from a friend for my 14th birthday!
My brother and I got K-Tel records for every birthday and Christmas and played them every night on an old fold up plastic record player such incredible collections of hits.
Man,time waits for no one...it just disappears like sands through the hour glass. What a wonderful childhood we had!!
Defunkfamily
I loved this song as a little girl in the 70’s! I remember playing with my dolls and listening to this song!
this song always cheers me up when i get nostaligc, we grew up in a great generation,
These are the happiest memories of my youth. Tony was such a DOLL. I'm 11 again watching this.
I was 11 at this time and it was a giant hit. Sure some say it's a weird song but it was around at a great time and lot of memories for me.
I was 9. Remember them singing this on Saturday morning Supershow.
Same here. Tony Defranco was my preteen idol
My very first 45❤
What a great era to grow up in. I so miss it!
This song was all over the radio.
This was such a huge hit for the Defranco Family. Tony was so cute!. I still have the record after all these years.
Yea. I was only 9 when this came out, but I really liked the song. I do remember my older cousin having lots of teeny bopper mags like Tiger Beat with all the heart throbs on the the covers, lol.
@@pinkfreud62 ~> Age 24 in 1973 I fell in love with Tony's sisters! ☺ ♥
Johnny Bravo .
Me too!
"such A hit"? As if they had two or more
How could anyone NOT love this?? My 6 year old self is in heaven. Thanks for sharing ❤️
I love it I'm 17 turning 18 next Saturday
Love the song - yes. The cheesy, lip-synch performance - not so much.
How could anyone not love this? The answer is simple. It's garbage. Get yourself a Ray Charles record and listen to some real soul.
@@SoLaRe60 It's okay if you don't like it. Some things are unable to grasp for stuffy folks.
Today we have everything at our fingertips with cell phones. I am so glad I was able to come up in the 70’s and 80’s. Kids today will never know what it was like. I wish they could. I think our world would be a better place.
I was a very young boy and this song was right down my alley. The Jackson Five, the Osmonds the Carpenters … puppy love and Pepsi Summers.
Jack Freaking Benny?? Could it really be that old? This song is so good. The kid absolutely sings his heart out. It never fails to remind me of when my mom bought her new car. I went along with her to pick it up. When we were driving home in the new car, this song came on the radio. We were singing along with it. Great times. RIP Mom :(
Jack Benny died the next year. :(
@@jehobden That's so sad; he was a true entertainer.
👍♥️
Yeah, if it makes you feel any better, Jack Benny died a year later.
Sweet mom memory. Precious.💝
Love this song..love the 70s....carefree years...wish we were there again
I loved this song,I was 10yrs old
I was 13, it was a happy and good feeling song, great memories and it still makes me smile 😊
I was 9. I loved this song as kid
I was 9
He had such smooth vocals ❤
I love this. Reminds me of the k-tel records and fun summers days growing up
Don't forget about good 'ol Ronco Records. I've got some of those as well as K-Tel Records. Just call 1-800....
They was trying to be the Osmond lol
Same here
I have a K-tel album "Jukebox Jive". It crackles when I put it on my stereo turntable. Pretty groovy 👍
I still have my K-Tel records-sadly with no record player to play them!
The seventies where a great time to be growing up
It was a simpler more innocent time that's for sure. Boys were boys and girls were girls.. No iphones no internet no social media and no cancel culture and everyone got along regardless of race or ethnic background.
YEP, NOTHING LIKE THE 70'S. LIFE WILL NEVER BE THE SAME AS THE 60'S AMD THE 70'S GROWING UP. TIMES WHERE SO EASY AND SIMPLE GOING. NO STRESS. JUST ALOT OF FUN.. NOW PEOPLE JUST HATE EACH OTHER. IN MY OPINION, TH8 GS ARE ONLY GONNA GET WORSE FROM HERE. WHAT A SHAME. KIDS ARE BEI G BROUGHT UP Today with no respect
You got that right. Nothing can touch it
@@mxrider5201 Agree
Absolutely 🥰
I literally haven't heard this song in 50 years until today. wow
For the times, they were rocking it, no doubt. Everyone loved this song.
oh the 70's so amazing,
I saw them perform at a mall in New Jersey 1973 they were awesome they signed my album of them I had it for a very long time.
Love this song no matter how old it is.
I had their picture on my wall. I had such a crush on him...he was soon cute!
thank you reservoir dogs & Tarantino for bringing me here.
I was 13 years old when I heard this song and
I still love it
The Italian Osmonds.
Nathan Cox Donny & Marie just played at a Casino 2 hours from Buffalo, NY. I wonder if Osmond kids can keep the signing BIZ going.That Buffalo called SNOW CAPITAL OF USA because of 1977 Blizzard. We deserve that name 19 feet of snow feel in that storm City & Schools were closed for 3 weeks Even now we get 10-12 feet from Lake Erie
And every bit as awful.
From Canada.
@@dr.elvis.h.christ The Osmonds were way better than this group!
Nope.. Better than The Osmonds.. who's couldn't dance with those stupid karate moves
How do I remember the lyrics to this song from my High School days, and I don’t remember what I came into the kitchen for?
It's how the brain works. Your memory imprints from a younger age stays imprinted for far longer. Last memories into your brain at an older age are the first to go. First memories are the last to leave the brain. An easy way to describe is: last in/first out & first in/last out
dementia.livebetterwith.com/blogs/advice/short-term-vs-long-term-memory-loss-whats-the-difference
Same here lol
Personally, I'm blaming it on the statins.
Amen! (me, too!)
The first time I heard the song I liked it.The memory of it is beautiful and priceless.We can never return to our innocent past but at least we can cherish the memories.
I loved the DeFranco family! I had a younger cousin who was ABSOLUTELY NUTS about them! Coming of age in the '70s was the best! Then, becoming a young adult in the early 80s was even better!!! I can't believe I witnessed the birth of MTV with all the ORIGINAL VJs!!!!!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I still have my original DeFranco album at my parent's home. 57 years old and holding as a DeFranco fan! Memories!
Osmonds Jacksons DeFrancos BayCity Rollers
I am from this era, and while watching this video it's true that I am reminded of just how cheesy the 70s could get, there is something more powerful going on. Listening to this song now, I am transported back to a time that I might never really be able to re-live otherwise. Magical, innocent, glorious (of course, I'm talking about my 11 year old appreciation of it. Your own experience may differ, and that's fine). This is the power of music: its ability to carry us effortlessly from where we are to where we used to be. Arguments about who is better or who imitated whom or whatever, are completely irrelevant. If, 40 years from now, my young son hears a cheesy pop ballad from 2015 and is overcome by a wave of nostalgia for some mythic moment in his own personal timeline, then it doesn't matter if it's Justin Bieber or the greatest musician the world has ever known. In the moment of remembrance, every song is our favourite song. This is true in every era and for every generation.
So very true songs that put us in time me to:-)
LettersFromTheAbyss it transplants me back to being 11 too; hate to admit i loved this
Thomas Turner yes its great to put songs to times of error but a lot of the song of today have so much hate drugs sex and not in away with cuth time needs to brought forward conversation put on ur dancing shoes !!!
+LettersFromTheAbyss My poor mother,I made jer take me everywhere the De franco family was playing.Tower records on Sunset in Hollywood,So many time at Knotts Berry Farm.I also made her take me to see the Osmonds.I can remember that young frenzy feeling screaming.Good times for sure.
Well said !. Thoughts exactly.
It's still a great song!!
This is such a good song! Sad, they don't make music like this anymore. So pure and innocent. I hate the music that we have nowadays. I may have been born in the 90s, but music before my time knew what respect was. That's why I'll always stick to this kind of music.
What I like about this music is... you never see the singers grabbing themselves (I think to days performers are searching for their talent, opps they have none)
or sticking out their body parts, God I'm glad I like the oldies
I loved this song as a young girl and I love it now. It's a great tune and when you hear it today you still would say "Oh my God I love this song, turn it up"
Gives me the chills, makes you feel good and we need more of this now!! Thank you so much for sharing this.!!
I was 10 when this came out. It was thrilling to hear it on the radio--so bouncy and fun for a kid! Purely beautiful bubblegum!
I totally agree
Uhhh....nope
How gorgeous are the girls, and the song, bloody brilliant. It was the '70s when life was the best.
I'm 58 and haven't heard this since I was a kid in the 70s,once again I can't remember what I had for dinner but I remember the lyrics still.
Those days were the best..no cells no video games..pure innocence
Pinball machines pool tables and a payphone on the corner
Gerald Inman Makes me want to break out the LP’s🤟 I have a few k tel records😎
No Covid-19
Innocence? You weren't in Austin Texas, then! Can you say dime bags and nickel beer? :)
@@mikeandhisdogs we used to get nickel bags. Colombian gold and you got about seven or eight nice Big Fatty's out of it
And suddenly I’m 11 years old again…I’ll never forget the first time I heard this song. A girl brought it to school and played it at a party we were having in French class. I loved it from the first time we heard it! We played it over and over and over…and I remember them appearing on this show, i recorded it on my tape recorder! I bet if I went through my old cassette tapes I’d find it! They also performed AbraCa Dabra , loved that one too. I remember buying all the Tiger Beat mags; Tony was always in it! Such a fun time to be a kid❤️
One of the ‘very best songs’ of all time!!
It’s a catchy tune & I like the lyrics, it’s definitely what a teenager is thinking when they have their first sweetheart.
I was listening to this with 15 yr old ears , now I just heard it with 60 yr old ears and it makes me feel just as good now as it did then , Sure it's a bit cheesy but it was my time and I wouldn't trade it for anything .
I loved this song when I was growing up. Tony was a little cutie and his sisters were so pretty. You should see Tony now. Hes still adorable today.
Tony's a great dancer and singer I remember this song from the 70's❤️❤️🎶🎼🎵👍
How can you not love Jack Benny's style? A true Master of entertainment!!
Could it get anymore seventies than this?
I think not!
pizzaguy1966 far out man. man I miss the 70's music.
No. It cannot!
Yes it can - Paper Roses!
Even the 70's call this a "70's song"
I was young when this song came out ,at the time it was awesome, and I still ❤ it! Great memories 👌
I LOVE this song!! I close my eyes and re-live sitting on our giant stereo console and playing this 45 record and played it over and over!! I was only about 10, but had such a crush on Tony! Aww...the memories! Ty!!!
This was a cool song in the 70’s.
They were Fantastic !!!!!
How have I never heard this?! Incredible. Made me smile all the way through.
As a kid I used to wish I could sing like Tony! Great memories..
Growing up in the 70s was awesome 👌
I almost wore this 45 out on my record player from playing so often. Such good memories.
I was in the 2nd or 3rd grade in 1973. I remembered all the words to this song!
Same here.😊
Brings me back to my bedroom in Ohio.... I was in love with Tony!! And, wanted to look like his sisters! A terrific song! What a mature voice for his age.... gorgeous family.
Aawwww loved hearing this again. Takes me back to my childhood. What a beautiful innocent time to have been a child. Made my heart smile. ❤️
This song brings back so many memories from when I was in grade school. We danced to this at recess when we couldn't go outside! We girls thought we were so hot dancing to this song!! Lol yes we had a special dance!! The good old days ❤️
This is such A great memory for me. Me and my cousins loved him!!! ❤
This song was released when I was six years old. It was the first 45 I ever owned! ❤
I drove my older brother INSANE with this 45 😬 Sweet Loretta was on the flip side. I broke his full album with “Wipe Out” on it in retaliation. I regret nothing! He was Second only to Donny Osmond
They're appearing on the show to win a silver platter for their parent's anniversary. Even their maid Alice doesn't know about it.
LOL
Lol.
It look like the Lead Singer though is Jimmy Osmond!
😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄
The Brady Bunch, right? lol 🙂
There was the Osmond family... the Jacksons.. and then the Defranco family.. being a 💯 Italian girl.. this family was so much pride for me.. we didn’t have anything like this. They looked like me and everyone I knew.. as I had the biggest crush on Tony.
I’m sorry Lisa! I AM marrying Tony! Lol
Hold up... The WORLD knows Michael. The U.S. knows Donny. Italians from New York know Tony. That'sa nice.
actually the DeFranco's are CANADIAN
@@iHeartsNostalgiaPit You're not Italian descent, because to us...if you're Italian descent....YOU'RE ITALIAN. Menge.
Why are people proud of their heritage? It's not an accomplishment. We're all accidents of birth.
I WAS 10 YRS OLD ..I LOVED THIS ERA
God bless the early 70's. We loved all these guys including the Osmonds. Good time to grow up
I am the same age as Tony and from the same home town but never met him or the family. This song was huge in it's day. I was very proud this pop song became such a big hit. I still love this song and I am not afraid to admit it. This brings back so many memories as a kid in the 70's. We all wore bellbottom pants and platforms shoes in the early to mid 70's like they are wearing in the video. Looks funny now but in those days that was the style.
victorwasright LOL None of us dressed in outfits like that. Plus we are talking 1973, not 1975. Clothes styles changed dramatically during the 70's.One year was this, a few years later, no one was dressing like that. But most of us did wear bellbottom jeans and some wearing elevated or platform shoes, oh and t-shirts. The outfits that they wear in this video I am guessing was Hollywood's influence. The band was sent to LA when things started happening for them.
DJSteve59 At St. Mary's Church in Welland, Tony used to spit on the girls coats in the winter when they had spaghetti dinner nights...we'd go outside and it would freeze...lol
+martine mackenzie well that's a disturbing comment, it taints the ability to like this video. for some reason I believe you. I recently saw hey where are they now of Tony DeFranco, and he sang a couple of bars from the song, and honestly, he looked and sounded ridiculous, like he was trying to prove something or prove that he had something or never lost something or was one thing something or had never wanted something and was trying to prove it, but either way he looked and sounded very 4 stand very insincere, and very pathetic. In my opinion.
+martine mackenzie and that you would take lol on to the end of your comment, is either almost or equally as disturbing as your comment and I believe both of them. Your comment about Tony and your lol comment about your character. I am very glad that I am neither of you. lol, lol, lol, lol, lol, lol! do you hear the sound of your heartbeat? Do you get it? For some stupid reason I like to crank that song though, and it's got a semi pleasing melody line but the heightened voice singing the meaningful words of a relationship or the longing of a relationship between a man and a woman or a male and female, sounds not only stupid and ridiculous, being sung from a preteen or an early team, but also sounds just as ridiculous and meaningless song from early Jackson 5 orderly Osmond Brothers, any early young uninformed voice that has never been in a relationship or even understands one singing the words of questioning and commitment and wondering, and philosophical type of reaching out, they are just so ridiculously stupid sounding, that that besides the melodic possible pleasantry of the actual too, the thought and the sound are ridiculously, let's just say stupid that might encompass pretty much of it. So anyway anybody who doesn't agree with me, hit me with your best poison dart blow gun shot.
+Nurse Hell It is a corny pop song for sure. I think no one should really takes the lyrics to these pops songs too seriously anyway. Most pure pop songs are like that. Listen to the lyrics to Silly Little Love Songs by Paul McCartney. Just as corny. If you compare pop songs from the 60's and 70's to pop songs today, many lyrics in pop songs today are just as corny. Today you have Justin Bieber with Where Are You Now and One Direction with Love You Goodbye. 15 years ago it was NSYNC with Dirty Pop, Before that NKOTB with You Got It (The Right Stuff) , in the 80's you had Lionel Richie with Say You, Say Me which has sophomoric lyrics The point of Pop music is to allow it to give you a good feeling. That's all it was really intended to do besides make tons of money for the record execs. Stop reading too much into pop music
This is a beautiful song 😍
10 years old when this was new , 61 now and loving it !
Still makes my heartbeat with a lovebeat❤️
Omg I loved this song when I was a kid! I can't believe it's actually on UA-cam. He was such a cutie.
When I grew up everybody around me had either 4,5,6,7,8,or 9 siblings. Now-a-days one is lucky to be an only child of a 45 year old single mother.
9
I played this record over and over and over and over and over.......and I still have the 45.
So loved this song. We had no videos then and as a 13 year old could not wait to hear this song come on the radio. Catchy and fun!
Great song, heard it constantly in '73 and '74. And gorgeous girls!
Ive got goosebumps listening to this
If this gives you goosebumps, you've been listening to Lawrence Welk lol.
Really? I think that it gave me hives.
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I really thought alot about Tony DiFranco he is a really good singer and I wish he was still singing today. I loved all of his songs.
Oh My God! Where has this been?! I was 8 yrs old. This just made me cry my mom and dad came to my mind. Love and miss my parents
Man! This brings back memories!
Wow, going back in time.....it’s the 70s and Iam 13 and loving this song! I remember being a my friends house and hearing this on the radio 😊 great times!!!!
Love this song and the Defranck family!