Encontro de talentos do Rock dos Anos 60. Herman's Hermits Tommy James & The Shondells Mark Lindsay The Buckinghams Gerry Lewis & The Playboys Chad & Jeremy The Grass Roots
I love all of these groups o grew up.on all these groups and their songs 🎵 ❤️ 💗 💕 ♥️ 💖 I am 71 and I still enjoy 😉 ♥️ ❤️ 😊 💙 😀 hearing these songs over and over Love you all a huge fan of all you ❤️ ♥️ 💙 💖 💕 💗
Here I am sitting in my chair at 71 years old almost depressed and suddenly you brought me to my younger days ,thank you so much it was a wonderful ride 🙏❤️
We are contemporaries and it's a regret that you are so utterly sad. I have those days, too. that seem to just go on and on.... I hope you can find your way out of it.
most definitely I think they were all dolls back then and now they are handsome matured dolls awesome keep up the good work love this music love it all
Wonder how many Vietnam Vets are listening to this. I think all of us had a lot of feeling with these songs. Bless you guys and our WACS that served as well (me)
WOW!!!!!! I have no idea how I came across this video, but I just turned 67 years old two days ago, and watching this, I feel like a teenager right now!!!! :) :) :)
First of all, I'm apparently the same age as the audience and the fact that their all standing basically still, floors me! I'm at my computer rockin' out with my dogs with this on blast! Come on people. We ain't dead yet!!!! This is our music!
Oh absolutely! They would be my age and you better believe I would have been out of my seat! I've seen a few of those artists already and they definitely got that reaction from me!
I dig all these groups esp. The Beatles & the Gary Lewes and the Playboys way back in the 60s when I was still in elementary school, now I am 71 years old and still listening to their musics.
So did I!!! This was on when I opened my UA-cam.!!! I couldn't resist watching and rocking to it! I turned 60 2 days ago! I still love going to classic rock concerts till this day!!!
I was lead singer in five different rock and roll bands in the sixties and seventies and we covered many hits from the sixties mainly. I had the time of my life. Sixties music was the best music of all time. At least that is the opinion of this 72 year old man.
@@glenchadwick420 your teenage years for music was the 70’s, which was a great decade for music also. Half of the 80’s were good, but beyond that, it started turning to crap rap!🙄
Little embarrassing for this 62 year old guy to admit that this brought a tear to my eye just from all of the good memories back when life was so much simpler. Man they all still sound great.
My first concert - Paul Revere and the Raiders, Westbury Music Fair, Westbury, Long Island, New York. 1968. All my friends and me, driven by my father. Continue going to concerts, seeing the best of the best. These rock acts are the foundation of my entire music-loving life. I’m so lucky and grateful. Rock on!
Herman's Hermits was fun. Man Tommy sounds good(ear candy). Mark still has the moves .and the Buckingham's were great. i forgot about the playboys, nice surprise. Chad &Jeremy, classic. So cool with Grass Roots. i remembered every song when they first came out. those were '' the good ol days''
Now this is music! How I miss those days, times were more simple, you actually had conversations with people in person or by land line . This is awesome!!! Doing my happy dance😄🍸🤼
Just found this yesterday evening and already have listened to the whole thing at least 4 times....and Crimson and Clover probably 15 times!! Fantastic concert. Tommy James is incredible.
Fabulous! So glad I stumbled on this! I had mad crushes on Chad Stuart & Rob Grill back in the day lol. Tommy James, Peter Noone sound fantastic…everyone does, really. Great music from a great time.👍
THIS IS MUSIC......WHEN MUSIC WAS MUSIC....not just noise like much of it is today.....l can listen to the 60s n 70s all day n all night....it meant something then and still does today
Peter Noone still looks and sounds great. Chad and Jeremy also still sound as I remember. Was never a Tommy James fan but he was awesome and 'Dragging The Line' is brilliant. Keep rockin' it, all you 60s groovers!
He is a great entertainer. Peter Noone , and also a really nice guy. I worked with him twice and we talked a bit both times but the first time was just banter and making fun at work. The second time was just a down the earth conversation about old theatres i which we are both very fond of.
The sixties were the best time of my life! Got my first bike! Fell in Love ,(with Colleen on the corner of Peter and St.Anthony st. ! She never got to hear “MY MIDNIGHT CONFESSION” lol ! Hit my teens just like rock and roll ! What a blast,!!!!!!
Being 68+ years old and I remember ALL these songs when they first came out. Back in Chicago we had WLS and WCFL. Two huge powerhouses of AM radio. The good 'ol days. Sucks to get old. What happened to yesterday? Gooooone..
@@jeffclark7888 And let's not forget Larry Lujack, Ron Riley, Clark Weber, Joel Sebastian, Ron Britain and of course Dick Biondi who worked both stations. All from a little transistor radio. What memories......
I can remember as a toddler my mother putting on "Crisman and Clover" on her record player and getting us kid's to dance with her. Such unforgettable wonderful memories of being a kid, great music and love
i was an AF medic and said goodby to a friend as the song played. He was on his way home to the US and civilian life. I still had over a year. Now we and our families live only 90 miles apart.@@ittybittykittymama7582
Oh, I love this…Boomer here! 👏👏🌸🌸 taking me back to my teens, 60’s music was great & will always keep this in my heart until I’m gone. Thank you for down loading these great bands, this is wonderful!! 👍🎼🥁🎸🎷🎻🎸🎵🎸🎶♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🥰
It was around this time I was going to all of these retro concerts seeing the acts I grew up listening to knowing that one day they would be gone. It's sad seeing these concerts dry up over the years as many have passed away. But I will cherish the memories forever.
@Stacy Ives If you ever want to see us elderly people happy and alive just put on this music! You will see us get out of our chairs, clap, yell, and sing like we haven't in many years. Smiles will form on our faces and maybe a happy tear will even roll down our face from the memories. It does mine.
When I saw The Association band members reunited for the PBS concert show in Delaware several years ago, it brought such wonderful memories of seeing them perform in concert in Central Park in 1972. Requiem aeternam, Brian Cole, Larry Ramos and Richard Thompson.
Walking through Home Depot, 10/2021, and Draggin' the Line is blasting on the PA. I wonder if Tommy James had any idea his music would be so ubiquitous 50 years down the line.
I have his greatest hits CD and love it! All his music brings back such great memories. I'm not ashamed to say even happy tears form with a very special feeling inside me.
It's nice to see the Brits and Americans performing in one evening - the top 40 sound lead us to the underground sound which became the sounds of our generation.
Great show. Fortunately I saw all of these acts in concert. I met Peter Noone, Tommy James, Mark Lindsay, the Buckinghams and Chad & Jeremy. RIP Chad and Rob Grill.
Not so much for me. The first time I heard The Buckinghams, I was swimming in the Best Western pool across a street from the grounds where they were performing; I did eventually see them a few times for real. The only person in this video I ever met is Mark Lindsay. But I came so-o-o close with another ... A few years before this was filmed, a friend and I made a few-hour drive out of town to see The Grass Roots and Paul Revere + Raiders. After the show, there was a meet-and-greet line, which was out of control with people just butting in ahead of those of us who queued up and waited politely. By the time we got up to the table, the Raiders had absconded and left Paul Revere all by his lonesome, and Rob Grill's bandmates had similarly left him alone a couple of tables down the way. I had brought along a very early Raiders album, in tip-top shape, for Paul to autograph, and he was so impressed with it that he kept me in conversation while he wondered over the album cover, and other people helping behind the meet-and-greet tables gathered around to "ooh" and "ah" and ask me about it. Well, I was getting very self-conscious about holding up the line for all the people still waiting behind me, so once Paul let me go my friend and I just made a line for the exit door. Once outside, unable to go back, I stopped a few seconds, turned to my friend, and asked: "Rob Grill! Was he still there?" And my friend answered: "Yeah. He came over to see what everybody was looking at. He was standing practically right next to you." So I missed my chance to meet Rob Grill, because by the next Grass Roots shows I went to he was apparently too physically troubled to do meet-and-greets anymore. Or so I heard.
Wow I was born in 1959 grew up listening to the best music in the history of our country what an amazing concert I'm just blown away in how they all sound and look thank you PBS
Incredible. Each had incredible back-up support musicians. A tremendous amount of brass and sax. Their voices were as rich as ever. THIS, is why I ended up in radio for 45 years. What a show.
PS...one of the finest radio interviews I ever had was with the late and great Rob Grill from the Grass Roots. What a true gentleman. Twenty minutes with Rob just flew by. Tons of respective listener comments flew to the radio station. This was what radio was really like, in 1976.
I was born 1960 and heard this music through the 60's, and the 70s in fact. this is incredible. I was in tears and in pure joy. UNBELIVEABLE how good this is. 30 years later I was at a christmas party for the company I worked for and there was a guy there called rocky who sang henry the Viii I am. he was funny and real good at it. he was a constant request :).
I asked my sister in law if she remembered Henry the VIII. She never heard of it! Ha, went to Bunco & I asked if anyone had ever heard of it! They all sang it except my Silaw! We laughed so hard afterward!!
19 too Thomas back when Tommy came out with this song, this is still one of my favorites, 71 now, wish I could go back in time. Simple and great times. God bless TJ, and you also.
Look at all the smiles in the audience. All of these songs are taking their minds to a very special places with very special people or person. I just turned 60 this week and my mind is soring of so many different people, places, and events where I was at when these songs were played. Most of these songs I remember from the radio while me and my dad worked on our car before I was 10 y/o.
Awesome. Yes I remember it as background music. Sometimes they had the radio playing while I was scraping and sanding the house. I'm 63 years old now. And this music tonight is making me feel very good! Up a little late talking to the kid in Florida. I can't wait to see the rest . Got to go to bed now. Oh my God. I can't wait to watch this
@@susanmarshall817 Susan I turned 60 this year and to keep from getting depressed I came to this site and watched this show. I wish they had places that play this music for our generation to go listen to this great music, make friends, laugh, smile and sing. This generation of music makes me feel young again. I forget about all of my aches and pains I acquired from being a welder in the hot Texas heat for 40 years. I'm now retired with lots of life left in me. I love going to concerts from the bands of the 80's. There are a few of them still playing and when they come to my town I always go. The last one I went to was the band "38 Special" before covid 19 hit our country.
Yeah, whether part of the "British Invasion", or home grown, I grew up with these songs in my mind all the time. Nothing has replaced this music except for maybe the Moody Blues. Their music has changed some, but still recognizable. I married a girl that loved there songs as much as I did, but I lost her due to cancer after three years. I still remember her very fondly if I hear one of these songs, the memories linger after all these years. These were the great bands of my youth, and I loved what they composed and performed. When I and others of my generation die, the radio stations will bury them into the past and not play them anymore ( what a terrible loss ). I write this in the Fall of 2021, recently discovering this video and wish that I could turn back time to hear them fresh and new once again. Memories like these can be a blessing and a curse - can't they? I keep on hoping that the following generations after us will take up this music and love it like we do.
I was born in 1974, but love this music. Sadly, my generation hasn't produced so many hits like those from the 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s. This is why I listen to this kind of music, can find my way inside darkness and recieve great messages of love at the same time. Gee, mine's a sad time, but I still hope mankind will change for better
Great musicians, sadly some of the original members are not with us anymore but these shows are great. A local promoter here does two doo wop shows a year and they almost always sell out. the 60's and 70's were the best music ever.
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I love all of these groups o grew up.on all these groups and their songs 🎵 ❤️ 💗 💕 ♥️ 💖 I am 71 and I still enjoy 😉 ♥️ ❤️ 😊 💙 😀 hearing these songs over and over Love you all a huge fan of all you ❤️ ♥️ 💙 💖 💕 💗
I'm 71 and remember these songs like they were yesterday. Loved them now as much as then
The '60s were the best for music it went so fast! Now I'm almost 70! Where did the time go?
We might be old but we saw the coolest bands
This is when Rock n' Roll was great to listen and dance to. Unlike some of the music today.
That was by far the best decade. Best music, drive in movies muscle cars and drive in restaurants hangouts. Love to do it again.
corvette, mustangs, trans AM, Jerry Lee Lewis, Elvis, Rock N' Roll, great time..Beach Boys!
I remember those days like yesterday. Muscle cars, cruising, the 🎶 and, of course, Myrtle Beach SC.
When you were in your 20s you felt like you would never get old rock on
69 years old, still living in the 60's.
❤ same❤
This music keeps my heart beating. Thanks.
Here I am sitting in my chair at 71 years old almost depressed and suddenly you brought me to my younger days ,thank you so much it was a wonderful ride 🙏❤️
Why depressed. This music exists because of people like you. This is REAL music. Be safe.
Don't be depressed find a friend find a lover
We are contemporaries and it's a regret that you are so utterly sad. I have those days, too. that seem to just go on and on.... I hope you can find your way out of it.
Yes but but it over we didn't change anything..in fact .... I think it got worse. But yes what a ride.
My little blue pill is ibuprofen. One time released in the morning of a bad day. 😃
I’m glad I was born in the 50’s and lived to enjoy the music of the 60’s and 70’s. Good job guys. I would go back in time and relive it all.
Back then, we didn't know what we had. So many grest bands. Best times ever.
Peter Noone is still going strong doing concerts in 2021!
Is he? I'm glad to know that. ❤️
2024! Just saw him. He was great.
Peter Noone what a doll face. He sounds great, just like 1964. All the best to you, & thank you for the great music of the "60".
Herman's Hermits had some awesome songwriters for them, including Carol Kane (AKA Carole King), and Brill Building's best.
most definitely I think they were all dolls back then and now they are handsome matured dolls awesome keep up the good work love this music love it all
This guy never ages!! So cute! He probably has never smoked or drank in his life. We still love him!!
I saw him in person in the mid-1990s
, still looked good in the leather pants!
Herman's Hermits was the first concert I went to when I was 13. Still great!!
Wonder how many Vietnam Vets are listening to this. I think all of us had a lot of feeling with these songs. Bless you guys and our WACS that served as well (me)
Thank you for your service
I'm just want to listen something before sleep. But this shows up. Sleep can wait.😆
WOW!!!!!! I have no idea how I came across this video, but I just turned 67 years old two days ago, and watching this, I feel like a teenager right now!!!! :) :) :)
God Bless You
Holy cow. All these old guys still got it!!!
The music I grew up with. Just had my 50th class reunion 2 weeks ago.
First of all, I'm apparently the same age as the audience and the fact that their all standing basically still, floors me! I'm at my computer rockin' out with my dogs with this on blast! Come on people. We ain't dead yet!!!! This is our music!
For real. That audience is pretty sedate. I would be dancing if I weren't paralyzed.
Oh absolutely! They would be my age and you better believe I would have been out of my seat! I've seen a few of those artists already and they definitely got that reaction from me!
I dig all these groups esp. The Beatles & the Gary Lewes and the Playboys way back in the 60s when I was still in elementary school, now I am 71 years old and still listening to their musics.
This music makes you forget everything and remember everything at the same time ,so glad i was there as a teen and cruising along at 70 plus now
So glad I lived through this time....the boomers experienced great music and this concert just shows how truly great it was...and still is!!!
Best music ever! Love it!
Amen. Music was my saving grace!!!
I've been saying that a lot lately. I'm glad I lived when I did.
@Tiger Lily I started listing to music in 1960
Yes it was priceless 💓🤣😂👏👏👏👏
Gary Lewis and the Playboys. One of my very favorites.
I began my musical career with these songs, and in 2024 at 71 yrs. old, I still play many of them onstage. What a great musical era!!!
Wow! I only just found this. This is great music. The greatest music era!!!
Boy I am so glad I was a teenager in the 60's !
The music, fashion, freedom and the occasional heartbreak.
Australia
Roger that. Me to. Best from the US, Jim
I am so excited! Peter No one is as cute as ever! I tore his tee shirt when I was fifteen ❣️
So cool !
a life time of memories, so lucky to have lived and loved this era
OMG!!!!! STUMBLED on this...SO FREAKIN COOL 2 see these AMAZING HITs we ALL LOVE ..."L I V E" by ALL this FOREVER so LOVED ...BANDS!!!!!!!
So did I!!! This was on when I opened my UA-cam.!!! I couldn't resist watching and rocking to it! I turned 60 2 days ago! I still love going to classic rock concerts till this day!!!
I was lead singer in five different rock and roll bands in the sixties and seventies and we covered many hits from the sixties mainly. I had the time of my life. Sixties music was the best music of all time. At least that is the opinion of this 72 year old man.
@@glenchadwick420 your teenage years for music was the 70’s, which was a great decade for music also. Half of the 80’s were good, but beyond that, it started turning to crap rap!🙄
Little embarrassing for this 62 year old guy to admit that this brought a tear to my eye just from all of the good memories back when life was so much simpler. Man they all still sound great.
This 61year old remembers most of these songs when in grade school and these were top 40 hits at the time.
Don’t worry about it Dmax, I am 70 and and I balled like a baby!!!
In case no one told you before - it is perfectly normal for a man to cry. There is no need to be embarassed
My first concert - Paul Revere and the Raiders, Westbury Music Fair, Westbury, Long Island, New York. 1968. All my friends and me, driven by my father. Continue going to concerts, seeing the best of the best. These rock acts are the foundation of my entire music-loving life. I’m so lucky and grateful. Rock on!
Great! Brings back wonderful memories! But definitely makes me feel old! Where have the years gone? No really where have they gone?
What an amazing mix of music best on the planet. 100 percent
Tommy James just soo good . Thanks
Gracias por compartir tan gratos momentos y recuerdos viva la juventud.
This was a great show! All that music, songs I sure remember all.
Tommy James is an amazing artist . CBP touches my heart as sure as it touches yours . Thank you Tommy .
Hard to believe that was 50 years ago
Gary Lewis still looks and sounds great! "This Diamond Ring" was my first single, purchased with 25 cents and a cornflakes boxtop!! Still love it!
Herman's Hermits was fun. Man Tommy sounds good(ear candy). Mark still has the moves .and the Buckingham's were great. i forgot about the playboys, nice surprise. Chad &Jeremy, classic. So cool with Grass Roots. i remembered every song when they first came out. those were '' the good ol days''
when music was music an era like no other
@@jerryfeigelson4728 you took the words right out of my
Que Maravilla power ver actuando a estas suprestrellas de las Decadas Prodigiosas....TK very much....
Now this is music! How I miss those days, times were more simple, you actually had conversations with people in person or by land line . This is awesome!!! Doing my happy dance😄🍸🤼
Just found this yesterday evening and already have listened to the whole thing at least 4 times....and Crimson and Clover probably 15 times!! Fantastic concert. Tommy James is incredible.
This whole concert rocks ! Everyone loves the oldie 60s.thats been there .love it .
So many great memories with this music! We had it so good!
Fabulous! So glad I stumbled on this! I had mad crushes on Chad Stuart & Rob Grill back in the day lol. Tommy James, Peter Noone sound fantastic…everyone does, really. Great music from a great time.👍
Hey Chad & Jeremy, yesterday is NOT gone. It lives on thru these awesome concerts! Keep on rockin fellas!
THIS IS MUSIC......WHEN MUSIC WAS MUSIC....not just noise like much of it is today.....l can listen to the 60s n 70s all day n all night....it meant something then and still does today
Peter Noone still looks and sounds great. Chad and Jeremy also still sound as I remember.
Was never a Tommy James fan but he was awesome and 'Dragging The Line' is brilliant. Keep rockin' it, all you 60s groovers!
He's handsome as ever
He is a great entertainer. Peter Noone , and also a really nice guy. I worked with him twice and we talked a bit both times but the first time was just banter and making fun at work. The second time was just a down the earth conversation about old theatres i which we are both very fond of.
The sixties were the best time of my life! Got my first bike! Fell in Love ,(with Colleen on the corner of Peter and St.Anthony st. ! She never got to hear “MY MIDNIGHT CONFESSION” lol ! Hit my teens just like rock and roll ! What a blast,!!!!!!
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Nothing greater than the 60s music artists got my first brand new car Chevy Malibu. So many great memories. Keep singing them
Being 68+ years old and I remember ALL these songs when they first came out. Back in Chicago we had WLS and WCFL. Two huge powerhouses of AM radio. The good 'ol days. Sucks to get old. What happened to yesterday? Gooooone..
John “Records” Landecker! The request line! WLS!
@@jeffclark7888 And let's not forget Larry Lujack, Ron Riley, Clark Weber, Joel Sebastian, Ron Britain and of course Dick Biondi who worked both stations. All from a little transistor radio. What memories......
@@bobvogel2412 all true, sir.
I said I was just going to watch a few snipets. I watched the whole thing, and want more. Everyone was excellent! Great entertainment, great songs.
Great music, great performers. This is an era that will never be duplicated.
Absolutely! We are soooo blessed!
I can remember as a toddler my mother putting on "Crisman and Clover" on her record player and getting us kid's to dance with her. Such unforgettable wonderful memories of being a kid, great music and love
Crimson and Clover!
Aww
i was an AF medic and said goodby to a friend as the song played. He was on his way home to the US and civilian life. I still had over a year. Now we and our families live only 90 miles apart.@@ittybittykittymama7582
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MAN.... This was when music had feeling. Just look at the audience faces.
No fireworks, just music like it should be. Peace
True meaning and vocals in every song accompanied by real musicians. Nothing synthesized.
Yes. Happy and respectful. It's because this wasn't a rap concert.
Real music. Real music
Love them all.Love love all this music even now is 2021 the year of the covid yet.
Oh, I love this…Boomer here! 👏👏🌸🌸 taking me back to my teens, 60’s music was great & will always keep this in my heart until I’m gone. Thank you for down loading these great bands, this is wonderful!! 👍🎼🥁🎸🎷🎻🎸🎵🎸🎶♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🥰
It was around this time I was going to all of these retro concerts seeing the acts I grew up listening to knowing that one day they would be gone. It's sad seeing these concerts dry up over the years as many have passed away. But I will cherish the memories forever.
This concert is solid gold!!! These were the most of all, totally Boss!!!!
Rock & Roll Never Ends !
Whoa, never!!!!!
And i've never seen so many old people so alive and happy!!
We may be getting older but man did we grow up with some great music 🎵 ahahah the 60’s good times 🤟
@Stacy Ives If you ever want to see us elderly people happy and alive just put on this music! You will see us get out of our chairs, clap, yell, and sing like we haven't in many years. Smiles will form on our faces and maybe a happy tear will even roll down our face from the memories. It does mine.
Music triggers memories and memories have no age boundaries.
When I saw The Association band members reunited for the PBS concert show in Delaware several years ago, it brought such wonderful memories of seeing them perform in concert in Central Park in 1972.
Requiem aeternam, Brian Cole, Larry Ramos and Richard Thompson.
Shows we aren't dead yet! Plus we knew how to have a great time and had great music!
Walking through Home Depot, 10/2021, and Draggin' the Line is blasting on the PA. I wonder if Tommy James had any idea his music would be so ubiquitous 50 years down the line.
I have his greatest hits CD and love it! All his music brings back such great memories. I'm not ashamed to say even happy tears form with a very special feeling inside me.
He sure brought the house down with Crimson and Clover. I think he stole the whole show.
Must be in the Hall Of Fame
Great !
I remember singing that song in Music Class in Middle School.
Brought back great memories!Standing ovation,they deserve it!
I love Peter noone 😍 what a great show x
It's like walking down memory lane and relieving the past one more time.
Relieving the Past ?? Let’s not go there.
I didnt hear bubble gum,,,I heard gret music from great musicians,,,thank you so much....
Omg what an amazing concert!!!! 2004.
I was in the 6th grade during most of these songs. Awesome time.
It's going to take a minute to get my mind right after this concert is over😆😅🤣😂
I’m so glad this my generation
Yeah me too
Oh you lucky persons. God bless you all!!!
Great stuff man o man far far better than the crap in 2021
Totally agree! This is pure music! No mixing boards with fake drums and other instruments. This is pure talent!
EXACTLY! PURE ROCK
I agree, that’s why I turned on this music
Memories, memories, memories taking me back to a time so special to me
Thanks to UA-cam, I feel like I am there, thank you!
Heaven on earth. Wow. 🎶❤️🎶❤️🎶❤️
Very good classic concert love the music
It's nice to see the Brits and Americans performing in one evening - the top 40 sound lead us to the underground sound which became the sounds of our generation.
Yhosiswhenthe.musicwasatitsbest
Great show. Fortunately I saw all of these acts in concert. I met Peter Noone, Tommy James, Mark Lindsay, the Buckinghams and Chad & Jeremy. RIP Chad and Rob Grill.
Wow that is fortunate!
Not so much for me. The first time I heard The Buckinghams, I was swimming in the Best Western pool across a street from the grounds where they were performing; I did eventually see them a few times for real.
The only person in this video I ever met is Mark Lindsay. But I came so-o-o close with another ...
A few years before this was filmed, a friend and I made a few-hour drive out of town to see The Grass Roots and Paul Revere + Raiders. After the show, there was a meet-and-greet line, which was out of control with people just butting in ahead of those of us who queued up and waited politely. By the time we got up to the table, the Raiders had absconded and left Paul Revere all by his lonesome, and Rob Grill's bandmates had similarly left him alone a couple of tables down the way. I had brought along a very early Raiders album, in tip-top shape, for Paul to autograph, and he was so impressed with it that he kept me in conversation while he wondered over the album cover, and other people helping behind the meet-and-greet tables gathered around to "ooh" and "ah" and ask me about it. Well, I was getting very self-conscious about holding up the line for all the people still waiting behind me, so once Paul let me go my friend and I just made a line for the exit door. Once outside, unable to go back, I stopped a few seconds, turned to my friend, and asked: "Rob Grill! Was he still there?" And my friend answered: "Yeah. He came over to see what everybody was looking at. He was standing practically right next to you." So I missed my chance to meet Rob Grill, because by the next Grass Roots shows I went to he was apparently too physically troubled to do meet-and-greets anymore. Or so I heard.
Awesome that you actually met some of these performers...
Awesome music and good ole days. Thanks for posting this. ❤❤❤❤
Wow I was born in 1959 grew up listening to the best music in the history of our country what an amazing concert I'm just blown away in how they all sound and look thank you PBS
Quite simply. that was great!
pretty mind blowing to have them all on stage at the end - Bon Jovi is envious
Fantastic concert, PBS. Much better than those pledge-break crap shows. Thanks.
Incredible. Each had incredible back-up support musicians. A tremendous amount of brass and sax. Their voices were as rich as ever. THIS, is why I ended up in radio for 45 years. What a show.
55 years.
Tommy James and His Band of Seasoned Professionals. Man do they bring it.
PS...one of the finest radio interviews I ever had was with the late and great Rob Grill from the Grass Roots. What a true gentleman. Twenty minutes with Rob just flew by. Tons of respective listener comments flew to the radio station. This was what radio was really like, in 1976.
Thank god there was college alternative music instead of this bubble gum pop
Rob Grilling passed away
@@1cultural Rob Grill died 2011
@@1cultural thats why I said "late". Christ.
I was born 1960 and heard this music through the 60's, and the 70s in fact. this is incredible. I was in tears and in pure joy. UNBELIVEABLE how good this is. 30 years later I was at a christmas party for the company I worked for and there was a guy there called rocky who sang henry the Viii I am. he was funny and real good at it. he was a constant request :).
I asked my sister in law if she remembered Henry the VIII. She never heard of it! Ha, went to Bunco & I asked if anyone had ever heard of it! They all sang it except my Silaw! We laughed so hard afterward!!
I was born in 58 and also grew up with all the best music back then
i would have never guessed that these bands look so diff now, but most of us would never guess our decades old photos were us,
God bless PBS for making these reunion shows happen!
agree, have donated to PBS every year
This was a tremendous nostalgic look back to my 19th year. Buckingham's were the best. Sang harmonies constantly.
19 too Thomas back when Tommy came out with this song, this is still one of my favorites, 71 now, wish I could go back in time. Simple and great times. God bless TJ, and you also.
Henry the 8th is still one of the coolest songs ever. So different, fun and sounds great.
Yes it is! It truly brought back some wonderful memories.
@@markshover6993 Fred Murray / R P Weston
Peter Noone still looks adorable and sounds just as he did back then. I love that Manchester accent.
Great song
Love that song my girlfriend hates it.
Chad and Jeremy. Once you're great, you will always be great.
How great is this!!!
What a way to start my day.
Saving this one forever❣️👍🏼
Look at all the smiles in the audience. All of these songs are taking their minds to a very special places with very special people or person. I just turned 60 this week and my mind is soring of so many different people, places, and events where I was at when these songs were played. Most of these songs I remember from the radio while me and my dad worked on our car before I was 10 y/o.
Awesome. Yes I remember it as background music. Sometimes they had the radio playing while I was scraping and sanding the house. I'm 63 years old now. And this music tonight is making me feel very good! Up a little late talking to the kid in Florida. I can't wait to see the rest . Got to go to bed now. Oh my God. I can't wait to watch this
@@susanmarshall817 Susan I turned 60 this year and to keep from getting depressed I came to this site and watched this show. I wish they had places that play this music for our generation to go listen to this great music, make friends, laugh, smile and sing. This generation of music makes me feel young again. I forget about all of my aches and pains I acquired from being a welder in the hot Texas heat for 40 years. I'm now retired with lots of life left in me. I love going to concerts from the bands of the 80's. There are a few of them still playing and when they come to my town I always go. The last one I went to was the band "38 Special" before covid 19 hit our country.
You are so very gorgeous
Where ever the next" Earth" may appear in the solar system this 60's music will be their start of entertainment.
Yeah, whether part of the "British Invasion", or home grown, I grew up with these songs in my mind all the time. Nothing has replaced this music except for maybe the Moody Blues. Their music has changed some, but still recognizable. I married a girl that loved there songs as much as I did, but I lost her due to cancer after three years. I still remember her very fondly if I hear one of these songs, the memories linger after all these years. These were the great bands of my youth, and I loved what they composed and performed. When I and others of my generation die, the radio stations will bury them into the past and not play them anymore ( what a terrible loss ). I write this in the Fall of 2021, recently discovering this video and wish that I could turn back time to hear them fresh and new once again. Memories like these can be a blessing and a curse - can't they? I keep on hoping that the following generations after us will take up this music and love it like we do.
The best harmony ,talent ever ❤ The words made sense and was easy to understand. Many good memories from the 60's.
I was born in 1974, but love this music. Sadly, my generation hasn't produced so many hits like those from the 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s. This is why I listen to this kind of music, can find my way inside darkness and recieve great messages of love at the same time. Gee, mine's a sad time, but I still hope mankind will change for better
Great musicians, sadly some of the original members are not with us anymore but these shows are great. A local promoter here does two doo wop shows a year and they almost always sell out. the 60's and 70's were the best music ever.
Wow, you all sure brought back the memories to a 70 year old guy! Every one of you still sound great! How about some tours!
I'm 70 and this is the greatest music ever
"Crystal Blue Persuasion" the best slow dance song ever
My favorite!!!! Not only to slow dance but to take my mind to a whole different place. Happy memories.
Spectacular song . The best song of TJ&The Sondells . I am 67 y.from Guayaquil Ecuador
Great video. Took me back to my high school days!
WOW!!! Thank you so much. Its amazing how you just remember all the words and everything after not hearing them for so long!
I'm 53 and I love this music 🎶
Love all you guys and your music.