@@RealityObserver-nu8fk there really is. I deadass do not know how you couldn't find any modern music you like considering that there are still new songs brought out inspired by the 60s and their style
@@Divine_Ratgod “deadass” Ahahaha that tells me everything I need to know. You’re a child. Ofc you think that the music these days is better. You’ll never understand what it was like to live in the 60s/70s and experience this music first hand, now go to sleep kiddo. School tomorrow.
SOMETHING WRONG HERE, I COULD UNDERSTAND EVERY WORD HE SAID. AND NO CURSING OR TALKING ABOUT KILLING COPS AND BURNING DOWN BUILDINGS...WE DESPERATELY NEED THIS MUSIC BACK...
Not when you have blacks and Hispanics in charge taking over everything. Their culture is taking over and when whites dominated this country was much safer
@@donwilson7312 you’re so lucky to have lived during these times my friend. I’m 20 and obsessed with 50s music. Life back then in general is so fascinating to me. I’d love to sit down and have a chat with someone like yourself and similar ages
Johnny Maestro, what a rock 'n' roll legend. I cant imagine the '50s without his voice. Darn seems I repeated myself. I love his work in the Brooklyn Bridge too.
Johnny Maestro, Jimmy Beaumont, Tony Williams, Pookie Hudson, Vito Picone, Larry Chance, Earl Lewis, Fred Parris, etc etc.... now, these guys were singers !
I am 65 and have been fortunate enough to witness the complete evolution of Rock from Bill Haley& Elvis through the fifties, sixties, seventies and eighties. After the eighties nothing new had any interest for me.What a ride it has been ! Seemed like just yesterday that it all started.The internet and technology has taken music in a completely different direction that does not compare to yesterday.Fifties and Sixtys were my favorite decades.
Maestro had such a smooth and well balanced voice. Not nasal or throaty, just clear and resonant. One of my earliest vocal influences, along w/ Ton Williams (Platters) and a few others. I used to sing this stuff in Jr. & Sr. high school and everyone thought I was kinda strange and they nick named me Song Bird. RIP Johnny Maestro.
God I miss this era. I was 14 years old and I was crazy about this girl. luckily I caught her eye , she was so cute. we listen to all these songs from this era and and danced our feet off. what a great time . I was so fortunate that this pretty little thing thought enough of me to be my bride. our whole lives we listen to music it was a part of us. we were married 47 years and she was the love of my life. unfortunately my beautiful bride lost her battle with cancer. it makes me sad sometimes to listen to this music but it also is my link to my love.
BEVERLY YOU WANT TO KNOW SECRET. WE REFLECT WHAT IS ROUND US. WE LET THOSE REFLECT FOR US GAVE US NEGATIVE GARBAGE. GOT CHANGE. PEOPLES HEART ONLY NEED 11. PASTE THOUGHT IN. KEEP THRIVEN OF WHAT WAS GOOD. ALL OF US HAS TO TAKE IT BACK. AND FEEL GOOD START WITHEN. THEN IT REFLECTS BACK. WE LET NAZIS WHO NEVER DIED REFLECT THERE NEGATIVE ENERGY IN US CONTROL US AND ITS WHAT IS REFLECTIN BAD WE SEE IS WHAT VIBRATION PUT OUT.
elamite66 Obviously you like the TRASH their calling music today it ISN'T.!.. Punks come onstage dressed like BUMS looking like they haven't seen a bath tub in their life. Screaming guitars overbearing drums. 2 or 3 words shouted out over&OVER Yes I agree with it being banned it shouldn't even be called Music it ISN'T. Take a look at Johnny back in 1959 Dressed in a suit. Now the likes of Lady GA-G GA-G Looking like some alien being or Marilin Manson PLEASE I'm ready to PUKE
Johnny Maestro was one of the greatest singers that ever lived - A True Entertainer with a Fantastic Voice. THERE WILL PROBABLY NEVER BE ANOTHER LIKE HIM - HE WAS A TRUE DOO WOP HALL OF FAME SINGER.
I remember so well when I first heard this in 1959. Back when air was clean and sex was dirty. Johnny Maestro was one of the best. This was a time when Elvis was in the Army and singers like Buddy Holly were big.
Oh yes, I have all the Crests LP's and also these on CD's. These were all beautiful simple songs which remind me when I was a teenager. Of course, I have all these early rock LP's and 98% on CD's. Someone here wrote that this was an interracial group, John was an Italian, there were two guys from the US and one Hispanic who was a Puerto Rican by the name of Harold Torres. John had a beautiful and potent voice and the background chorus was very simple but very harmonic. I was sad when I heard that John passed away some years ago. I do not know about his partners, but wherever they are...thank you for making our lives a lot sweeter and happier with your voices. My goodness, how much I enjoy listening to my old rock music from the 50''s, 60's, 70's and some of the 80's. The rest...we can very well do without them.
I was 13 years old when I first heard this song. Loved it then and still love today. Great music of the 50s and 60s have disappear forever. The 70s weren't bad either.
If you don't own "Greatest Hits of the Crests", get it. Johnny Maestro made music for us to enjoy for 50 years. A true pioneer in the music world. Very few people mention or know that the Crests were one of the first interracial groups in Rock and Roll. Johnny, an Italian, two African Americans, and an Hispanic. The other ground breakers were Norman Fox and the Rob Roys, and the Del Vikings. It is unclear who was first, not that it matters. God Bless and keep you Johnny.
your right on ms Dupree, johnny was the pioneer the crests made great music ,so everyone could enjoy lifes to short .the 50s 60s was an era when you could go to bed and leave your front door unlocked how I wish I could go back to that time it was so simple the music was magic people in general were a lot happier and America is still number 1 in my book and this is coming from a Canadian who served in your forces during Vietnam.i have no regrets .
I have been going through a hard time this last month and ask about my angels like where are they and looked up and back down and angels that have been there hanging on the cabinet were there. Then I felt God hug me and cried...you would think that was enough but I said another angel? Then moved over to the sink and looked out the window and up on the edge I have the smallest angel in the world and I said ok..God thank you!
I definitely agree Joe Cocker ,Johnny Maestro and so many deserving Artists are being overlooked , and lets not mention Bands still on road after 40 or almost 50 years giving people maybe a last chance to see their final tours except The Rolling Stones who will tour again on their 75th Anniversary in 2027 , as their exact start date as TRS 1962 I'saw them live on Cozy Cole's Show in about 1963 !
I can't agree more! Johnny should be in the HOF! It's rare the talent to have 2 careers! Many musicians have joined 2, 3 or even 4 groups....Rare are those who had made a success of a 2nd group,,,,,Johnny was one of those...
+Bob Murphy He is bob I do believe he was awesome on stage and off many times I have talked with him My dear beloved friend Little Joe Cook and him were good friends
What can I say. Just the best......... these types of songs. J T Carter the tall one owned the "Crests" trademark. A few years ago he sold the rights to Tommy Mara who has formed a new group. The old ones can never be replaced but thank God for their replacements who carry their traditions on.
I have spoken to someone who is very familiar with the R&RHOF and he told me there is more politics involved than you would believe. The original concept is gone and now all you have is favoritism and disrespect for those that came before the current crop of "musicians". Johnny Maestro should have been inducted long before his death of a couple of years ago.
Songs with heavenly harmony and even "angels"! I miss it all. (Angels i.e. "beings" "..endowed with the attributes of the spiritual, and have been adorned with the noble traits of the blessed." - Baha'i Scripture)
Saw Johnny several years ago.(Great Voice) His voice will always be remembered as a time of teenie boppers, saddle shoes, gum and oh yes, sixteen candles. You are sorely missed Johnny. Thank you for the great memories.
The angels listened in, when they heard me praying The angels listened in, when they heard me saying "Please send me some one to love Send the one I'm thinking of. " My darling, the angels sent you The angels listened in, when they heard me crying The angels listened in, there's no denying They sent one with lovely charms One who really thrills my arms, My darling, the angels sent you. I searched everywhere Just to find someone who cares They came down to interrupt Just as I had given up. The angels listened in and brought you near me The angels listened in, I love them dearly. They gave me the whole wide world Wrapped up in one little girl, My darling, the angels sent you.
John was possible the finest voice of the do wop groups NO ONE CAN EVER TAKE THAT from His tenor and the grups he worked with over the years gleaned and glistented due to hs magnficent voice Brooklyn Bridge still stands rip J Maestro
This is the kind of music that will help our teenagers learn what means to fall in love... and this kind of music can help you stay in love. because you will have sweet memories to look back on. No one can take that away...
I’ll always remember my grandfather picking me up from school and had me sit in the front, play this song and sing all the way home on repeat, I’d give anything to do that just one more time
Those were some great times. I had my transistor radio next to my pillow and just enjoying those tunes. Such clean and pure lyrics. No need for much tech back then. Just a room with some reverb. I still enjoy listening to doo-wop and the street-corner sounds after all these years. Good music never grows old.
RIP "LaVerne & Shirley" Penny Marshall & Cindy Williams. Zany, hilarious women of a generation. Their beautiful souls are now making Jesus Laugh alot In Heaven,,,
@@joesmoe8983 Joe. I have no idea. But one thing is for sure, It wont be worth going to without Johnny Maestro and The Crests and The Brooklyn Bridge! At least they got it right in the 1st Class with Elvis! Dont think Elvis would get in today with all the B.S.
What an amazing era to be alive in! Today's music is nothing compared to this!
seems like you only find shitty music then. There's a lot of great music these days that's on par, if not surpassing 60s ongs
This music now is OK if you like rap. I don't
That's right, including all idioms that existed.
@@RealityObserver-nu8fk there really is. I deadass do not know how you couldn't find any modern music you like considering that there are still new songs brought out inspired by the 60s and their style
@@Divine_Ratgod “deadass” Ahahaha that tells me everything I need to know. You’re a child. Ofc you think that the music these days is better. You’ll never understand what it was like to live in the 60s/70s and experience this music first hand, now go to sleep kiddo. School tomorrow.
SOMETHING WRONG HERE, I COULD UNDERSTAND EVERY WORD HE SAID. AND NO CURSING OR TALKING ABOUT KILLING COPS AND BURNING DOWN BUILDINGS...WE DESPERATELY NEED THIS MUSIC BACK...
ABSOLUTELY
Beautiful beyond words!!!!
Not when you have blacks and Hispanics in charge taking over everything. Their culture is taking over and when whites dominated this country was much safer
I was a sixteen year old mom…..I sang this as a lullaby to my wee son.
He is fifty-seven now…. 😁😁❤️✨
OH, HOW I WISH WE COULD GO BACK TO THOSE GOOD OLE DAYS, I MISS THEM SO MUCH.
@Mrs. Edna Welthorpe I had surgery in Tana Madagascar....just recently....the hospitals, in the USA were fine....
God he had such a great voice
*gets beaten for being black*
Diana McFarland: If you could invent a time machine to go back to those days, I would gladly join you. I also miss those days so much.
Yeah im pretty positive that i was born 2000 years late
If I had one wish ,I would wish to live the 50s&60s all over again and never come back!!!😣
Oh how I wish we could go back and stay there with music
I love these oldies, never get tired of hearing them.
Me to, I'm 80 now, I remember so well. Brings tears to my eyes. Where did all the years go ?
@@donwilson7312 you’re so lucky to have lived during these times my friend. I’m 20 and obsessed with 50s music. Life back then in general is so fascinating to me. I’d love to sit down and have a chat with someone like yourself and similar ages
Crappy video 😢of a classic there a much better recordings of this classic ❤
Johnny Maestro, what a rock 'n' roll legend. I cant imagine the '50s without his voice. Darn seems I repeated myself. I love his work in the Brooklyn Bridge too.
Johnny Maestro, Jimmy Beaumont, Tony Williams, Pookie Hudson, Vito Picone, Larry Chance, Earl Lewis, Fred Parris, etc etc.... now, these guys were singers !
He sang his heart out right to the end. May you rest in peace my friend
The Angels listened In and replied that this is a darn good song.
I miss you, Johnny Maestro! A TRUE singer and I'm so sad you're no longer here.
This song, Step By Step and Trouble In Paradise are my faves
Here I am 74 year old guy and still listening to this jam! And still boppin to it too!
Me too
@@willyd7744 Me, too!! :)
If you don't love Maestro, you have no soul.
I am 65 and have been fortunate enough to witness the complete evolution of Rock from Bill Haley& Elvis through the fifties, sixties, seventies and eighties. After the eighties nothing new had any interest for me.What a ride it has been ! Seemed like just yesterday that it all started.The internet and technology has taken music in a completely different direction that does not compare to yesterday.Fifties and Sixtys were my favorite decades.
I'll second that sir! 😊👍
If you smile when you listen to this, you probably grew up in the greatest time in this countries history.
Thanx Mom and Dad.
you cant beat all the old singers much better music than today
+mark payne And look at how they are dressed. No dirty rags like today.
No dirty rags, no ugly tattoos. Today's musicians look like homeless people.
Another great singer from the best Era of rock & roll,gone too soon.Rest in peace Johnny you were a great .
Maestro had such a smooth and well balanced voice. Not nasal or throaty, just clear and resonant. One of my earliest vocal influences, along w/ Ton Williams (Platters) and a few others. I used to sing this stuff in Jr. & Sr. high school and everyone thought I was kinda strange and they nick named me Song Bird. RIP Johnny Maestro.
God I miss this era. I was 14 years old and I was crazy about this girl. luckily I caught her eye , she was so cute. we listen to all these songs from this era and and danced our feet off. what a great time . I was so fortunate that this pretty little thing thought enough of me to be my bride. our whole lives we listen to music it was a part of us. we were married 47 years and she was the love of my life. unfortunately my beautiful bride lost her battle with cancer. it makes me sad sometimes to listen to this music but it also is my link to my love.
Damn man, hope everything is going well, don't mourn because she's gone, just smile that she was once in your life :)
You're lucky. Hope you can be be happy... such bonding is for all time.
Right there with you, brother.
tacklesselvislawdymissclawdy
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tackless my god that was a beautiful love story. Sorry about your loss but I'll tell you one thing is that she is watching you from above smiling.
Johnny's music and voice has stood the test of time. So glad I got to meet him and see him perform. I'll never forget.
This is what real music sounds like not the garbage thats played today
Absolutely!!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
i'm 30 and i agree!!
Agreed
The tall guy had great rhythm. They were all so great and wish songs and groups like that were out there today. R.I.P. Johnny.
That comment is unfair every era has its stars.
I agree with all of you. I Loved these days in my life. It's something I'll never let go. Never!
They may be gone but not forgotten 🎶🇺🇲💯👍
What a voice Johnny had. One of my all time favorite songs he ever sung. R.I.P. One of the most under rated singers of all-time!
I know.
One of the 1960's Greats, Johnny you will be forever in our memories and in our heart's
John Giovine
He SO deserves to be in the R&R Hall of Fame!
back when groups had class and you could actually understand what they were singing and follow the words!
+Beverly Markley When you needed real talent to be a recording artist !
And when those groups sang for the love of what they were doing, not to become millionaires.
Oh believe me you can hear the words. They are obscene and defaming. Utter filth. Noise would be better sounding than their so called "songs".
BEVERLY YOU WANT TO KNOW SECRET. WE REFLECT WHAT IS ROUND US. WE LET THOSE REFLECT FOR US GAVE US NEGATIVE GARBAGE. GOT CHANGE. PEOPLES HEART ONLY NEED 11. PASTE THOUGHT IN. KEEP THRIVEN OF WHAT WAS GOOD. ALL OF US HAS TO TAKE IT BACK. AND FEEL GOOD START WITHEN. THEN IT REFLECTS BACK. WE LET NAZIS WHO NEVER DIED REFLECT THERE NEGATIVE ENERGY IN US CONTROL US AND ITS WHAT IS REFLECTIN BAD WE SEE IS WHAT VIBRATION PUT OUT.
Just passed away couple of years ago, Was DEVESTATED when I heard.....Was very beautiful Singer!!! Rest in Peace Johnny Maestro..................
It was a shame but we all have to leave this place sooner or later. By the way I like your choice of liked videos as I too like them.
I'v said it before and I'll say it again: Elvis may have been King but Johnny Maestro was EMPEROR! Thanks for posting!
R.I.P MY FRIEND I AM SHARING YOU WITH MY GRAND KIDS..
The angels need to listen to today's music and ban it.
You got that right!
I agree with you.
Well said, that man.
The banning of ANY music is dead wrong so I have to assume you make that remark as sarcasm!
elamite66
Obviously you like the TRASH their calling music today it ISN'T.!.. Punks come onstage dressed like BUMS looking like they haven't seen a bath tub in their life.
Screaming guitars overbearing drums. 2 or 3 words shouted out over&OVER Yes I agree with it being banned it shouldn't even be called Music it ISN'T.
Take a look at Johnny back in 1959 Dressed in a suit. Now the likes of Lady GA-G GA-G
Looking like some alien being or Marilin Manson PLEASE I'm ready to PUKE
The world lost one of the greatest singers ever when Johnny Maestro passed away
BIG HIT😎ALL JOHNNYS RECORDS ARE AMONG THE TOP. WHAT A GREAT VOICE.
Long live Johnny Maestro and the Crest, They're what Doo Wop Is all about.
Isn't this so beautiful !!
Johnny Maestro stopped at a bar in Turtlecreek, Pa. and sang a few tunes. He had a great voice without musicians.
As you probably know the " Vogues " were from Turtlecreek!
What you call a great voice is something one either has or doesn't. Can't train for it.
I was born in 66 but was bottle fed on this music still play it the best era ever in my view for music...
Never to late to listen to this kind of music :)
Have a good 50th!!
What an amazing talent. RIP Johnny
I miss good music.
Johnny Maestro was one of the greatest singers that ever lived - A True Entertainer with a Fantastic Voice. THERE WILL PROBABLY NEVER BE ANOTHER LIKE HIM - HE WAS A TRUE DOO WOP HALL OF FAME SINGER.
I remember so well when I first heard this in 1959. Back when air was clean and sex was dirty. Johnny Maestro was one of the best. This was a time when Elvis was in the Army and singers like Buddy Holly were big.
I love this song so much!
Oh yes, I have all the Crests LP's and also these on CD's. These were all beautiful simple songs which remind me when I was a teenager. Of course, I have all these early rock LP's and 98% on CD's. Someone here wrote that this was an interracial group, John was an Italian, there were two guys from the US and one Hispanic who was a Puerto Rican by the name of Harold Torres. John had a beautiful and potent voice and the background chorus was very simple but very harmonic. I was sad when I heard that John passed away some years ago. I do not know about his partners, but wherever they are...thank you for making our lives a lot sweeter and happier with your voices. My goodness, how much I enjoy listening to my old rock music from the 50''s, 60's, 70's and some of the 80's. The rest...we can very well do without them.
This is an underrated song. Great lyrics and music.
Love you Johnny and miss you. Love all of your songs.
I was just 13 years old when I first heard this song 🎵. I JUST WISH WE COULD GO BACK TO THE GOOD OLD DAY. Yea for the 50's. 😀😊🥰😄🤗
I was 13 years old when I first heard this song. Loved it then and still love today. Great music of the 50s and 60s have disappear forever. The 70s weren't bad either.
If you don't own "Greatest Hits of the Crests", get it. Johnny Maestro made music for us to enjoy for 50 years. A true pioneer in the music world. Very few people mention or know that the Crests were one of the first interracial groups in Rock and Roll. Johnny, an Italian, two African Americans, and an Hispanic. The other ground breakers were Norman Fox and the Rob Roys, and the Del Vikings. It is unclear who was first, not that it matters. God Bless and keep you Johnny.
I have it and listen to it religiously
THAT WAS REAL AMERICA!
your right on ms Dupree, johnny was the pioneer the crests made great music ,so everyone could enjoy lifes to short .the 50s 60s was an era when you could go to bed and leave your front door unlocked how I wish I could go back to that time it was so simple the music was magic people in general were a lot happier and America is still number 1 in my book and this is coming from a Canadian who served in your forces during Vietnam.i have no regrets .
I have been going through a hard time this last month and ask about my angels like where are they and looked up and back down and angels that have been there hanging on the cabinet were there. Then I felt God hug me and cried...you would think that was enough but I said another angel? Then moved over to the sink and looked out the window and up on the edge I have the smallest angel in the world and I said ok..God thank you!
what a lovely story,.. god bless, and i hope things are a little easier for you,... keep watching those angels, theyre everywhere! xxx
So regret that I never saw Johnny live.RIP and thanks.
This music was always playing in my parent's house when I was growing up. Love it to this day!
I definitely agree Joe Cocker ,Johnny Maestro and so many deserving Artists are being overlooked , and lets not mention Bands still on road after 40 or almost 50 years giving people maybe a last chance to see their final tours except The Rolling Stones who will tour again on their 75th Anniversary in 2027 , as their exact start date as TRS 1962 I'saw them live on Cozy Cole's Show in about 1963 !
I can't agree more! Johnny should be in the HOF! It's rare the talent to have 2 careers!
Many musicians have joined 2, 3 or even 4 groups....Rare are those who had made a success of a 2nd group,,,,,Johnny was one of those...
+Bob Murphy He is bob I do believe he was awesome on stage and off many times I have talked with him My dear beloved friend Little Joe Cook and him were good friends
I took my friend Little joe cook to Johnny's last concert. My friend Little Joe Cook was the Creator of the song of the song :"Peanuts"
After All These Years This Music Is Still BOSS
Great harmony, Johnny Maestro was an amazing talent! Miss this kind of music today!
What can I say. Just the best......... these types of songs. J T Carter the tall one owned the "Crests" trademark. A few years ago he sold the rights to Tommy Mara who has formed a new group. The old ones can never be replaced but thank God for their replacements who carry their traditions on.
Johnny was a fabulous singer.
Wow. It's the last day of school. 6th grade 1959. We all brought 45s to play. I was manning the turntable. This one got played and played and played.
RIP, Johnny Maestro.
Still waiting for the time they put Johnny Maestro in the HOF. What a screwup to bypass him. Between the Crests and Brooklyn Bridge he was the best.
I am writing a letter! It's a shame to have one of the greatest not in the Hall of Fame! We need to start a petition.
daniel occoner cant agree more friend................
daniel occoner I CALL HOF THE HALL OF SHAME!
I have spoken to someone who is very familiar with the R&RHOF and he told me there is more politics involved than you would believe. The original concept is gone and now all you have is favoritism and disrespect for those that came before the current crop of "musicians". Johnny Maestro should have been inducted long before his death of a couple of years ago.
Yup! Likewise for Neil Sedaka.
Still listen to this song thanks guys I remember putting my ear to radio so I can learn words ha ha
You all are so cool! That's why the 50s was the coolest period, actually! :)
Songs with heavenly harmony and even "angels"! I miss it all. (Angels i.e. "beings" "..endowed with the attributes of the spiritual, and have been adorned with the noble traits of the blessed." - Baha'i Scripture)
THE CREST WERE THE BEST, THERES TROUBLE IN PARADISE WAS ANOTHER GREAT ONE
An AWESOME group & Johnny will NEVER be forgotten!!!!
The one and only Johnny Maestro, only Johnny can make such a old recording sound great.
Great song by Johnny Maestro and The Crests , Christmas Serenade is one of my all time favorites 🎄🎼💙
the angels sent johnny maestro with his beautiful voice.RIP
really love this song, was born in 1958, and was a baby when this song came out, but it is part of me always, (ANGELS), YES....
Saw Johnny several years ago.(Great Voice) His voice will always be remembered as a time of teenie boppers, saddle shoes, gum and oh yes, sixteen candles. You are sorely missed Johnny. Thank you for the great memories.
The angels listened in, when they heard me praying
The angels listened in, when they heard me saying
"Please send me some one to love
Send the one I'm thinking of. "
My darling, the angels sent you
The angels listened in, when they heard me crying
The angels listened in, there's no denying
They sent one with lovely charms
One who really thrills my arms,
My darling, the angels sent you.
I searched everywhere
Just to find someone who cares
They came down to interrupt
Just as I had given up.
The angels listened in and brought you near me
The angels listened in, I love them dearly.
They gave me the whole wide world
Wrapped up in one little girl,
My darling, the angels sent you.
John was possible the finest voice of the do wop groups NO ONE CAN EVER TAKE THAT from His tenor and the grups he worked with over the years gleaned and glistented due to hs magnficent voice Brooklyn Bridge still stands rip J Maestro
Color has nothing to do with great music and this is great music.
Love Johnny Beautiful Voice You are truly missed RIP
This is the kind of music that will help our teenagers learn what means to fall in love...
and this kind of music can help you stay in love. because you will have sweet memories to look back on. No one can take that away...
EddieParker that was my life right down to the t it was so awesome back then would love to go back 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍😃
This is beautiful music. I wish the artists of today would sing songs like this that have beautiful melodies and meanings.
my favorite doo wop band
Love Johnny's vocal sound!
I’ll always remember my grandfather picking me up from school and had me sit in the front, play this song and sing all the way home on repeat, I’d give anything to do that just one more time
53 years I've listened to this song, not tired of it yet. Sing on Johnny.
Johnny Maestro. Truly one of the all time greats. Singing in Heaven. RIP Johnny and thanks for all the great tunes.
Johnny Maestro is Queen of Diamonds ♦Happy Birthday to Johnny Maestro of the CRESTS Blessings and HUGS 👑💜
Johnny Maestro one of the best!
Johnny was 19 here...best voice ever
Great song, great group, great memories. His voice was needed in heaven.
I will never get tired of this song (:
Johhny Mysto of Long Island/R.I.P.
i hope there is time travel yall'cause i wanna go back!!!!!!!
ME TOO, WITH MANY OTHERS.
@@dianamcfarland1997 Add me to the list. A one way ticket, please.
@Diana McFarland Add me too.
Those were some great times. I had my transistor radio next to my pillow and just enjoying those tunes. Such clean and pure lyrics. No need for much tech back then. Just a room with some reverb. I still enjoy listening to doo-wop and the street-corner sounds after all these years. Good music never grows old.
tabbap...Rocks! Thanks for sharing this gem of a song.
RIP "LaVerne & Shirley" Penny Marshall & Cindy Williams. Zany, hilarious women of a generation. Their beautiful souls are now making Jesus Laugh alot In Heaven,,,
I saw Johnny and the crests perform in 97 at the old Hershey pa arena as part of an oldies concert and he rocked the place. He was great
IAM SO LUCKY TO HAVE LIVED IN THAT TIME
It's a shame he hasn't been inducted into the Hall of fame.
Michael Ivey I wonder if it was because he sung with blacks 🤔
@@joesmoe8983 Joe. I have no idea. But one thing is for sure, It wont be worth going to without Johnny Maestro and The Crests and The Brooklyn Bridge! At least they got it right in the 1st Class with Elvis! Dont think Elvis would get in today with all the B.S.
Thank you Johnny for the great memories. R.I.P.
Que hermosa canción.
Yes wonderful MUZICA 👍