Things Id like to say was playing on the radio when I was in Navy boot camp late 68 and early 69. We had a radio in the barracks that we could have on a few hours a day...our only entertainment and outside news source. I remember this song so well and when I hear it takes right back to boot camp in San Diego......such a great song.......
My dad owned a psychedelic teen club called the ‘Illusion’ in a small town (Neenah Wisconsin) back in the sixties and the New Colony Six were a frequent headliner. Ronnie and his band mates would pack the house. Great days of phenomenal music. I wonder if Ronnie remembers that place?
There's something really cool & down to earth about a 60's star or band being interviewed many years later who share their journey & personal memories . I'm 68, & remember like it was yesterday how much I dug "Things I'd Like To Say" when I first heard it - still do. I found listening to Ronnie Rice to be most delightful & very entertaining. Thank you for posting !
I listened to Dick Biondi on The Big 11-10, KRLA Pasadena. And I watched The Lloyd Thaxton Show in black and white on KCOP-TV, Channel 13, Los Angeles, back in the day.
Met you last night...What a sincere, authentic, humble man! Thanks for taking the time to talk to us. Surprised you didn't mention CTA/Chicago as one of the great Chicago Bands that started in the 60s!
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Thank you for the music Ronnie!! Us fans are still out there!!!
Can’t play “Things I’d Like To Say” enough. One of the iconic songs of the 70’s! Thank you.
Ronnie's the best and The New Colony Six is still one of my all-time favorite bands 50 years later !!!
Thanks Ronnie for that. Born and raised in the Chicago area... still live here. Rock on!!
I have to say there will not be another band like New Colony Six. I would love to see one of their concerts🦋
Things Id like to say was playing on the radio when I was in Navy boot camp late 68 and early 69. We had a radio in the barracks that we could have on a few hours a day...our only entertainment and outside news source. I remember this song so well and when I hear it takes right back to boot camp in San Diego......such a great song.......
Thank you Ronnie for the great songs that came out during the 60's!
Such beautiful vocals by Ronnie Rice. My favorite New Colony Six song: 'I Could Never Lie To You'.
New Colony Six… One of the very best from that time and still sounds great today. Thanks Ronnie!
My dad owned a psychedelic teen club called the ‘Illusion’ in a small town (Neenah Wisconsin) back in the sixties and the New Colony Six were a frequent headliner. Ronnie and his band mates would pack the house. Great days of phenomenal music. I wonder if Ronnie remembers that place?
There's something really cool & down to earth about a 60's star or band being interviewed many years later who share their journey & personal memories . I'm 68, & remember like it was yesterday how much I dug "Things I'd Like To Say" when I first heard it - still do. I found listening to Ronnie Rice to be most delightful & very entertaining. Thank you for posting !
So refreshing for this former Chicagoan to listen to "Two Chicago guys having a conversation" 😊
Ronnie you rock.
Thanks Ronnie for the great memories. I have such fond memories from the song "Things I'd like to Say"
I went to high school with this guy and his brother Gary! great ppl!
One of my favorite people
From Chicago.!!! St. Pats on Belmont.!!!
I listened to Dick Biondi on The Big 11-10, KRLA Pasadena. And I watched The Lloyd Thaxton Show in black and white on KCOP-TV, Channel 13, Los Angeles, back in the day.
Met you last night...What a sincere, authentic, humble man! Thanks for taking the time to talk to us. Surprised you didn't mention CTA/Chicago as one of the great Chicago Bands that started in the 60s!
things id like to say SUCH A GREAT SONG!!! BIG HIT IN BROOKLYN 1969 😍😍thank you!!!