Vietnam in '70 with the Marines......about 4 months after getting there, lost the girl I wanted to marry. Many a night lying in the back of helicopter, I stare out at the night sky and have those exact thoughts, then hope we get a mission to launch, so I'd could lose those thoughts for a while. Even though we reconnected when I got home, she wouldn't marry someone whose eyes were now empty and I lost her again. Even now 50+ yrs later, when I hear this song, she pops up from the recesses of my mind and I wonder where and how she is.......
Boyce and Hart were amazing songwriters, and as we all know, the brains behind the Monkees, but masterful musicians on their own too. It may be pop, but some of it had real human pathos to it, like this song, which STILL makes my eyes a little weepy 54 years later.
Thank you! I have trying to think of this song for a while. All I could remember is it was a duo and something to do with the Monkees. This morning when I woke up Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart came to be. I got on youtube and found this. I"m happy!
Love the song, but it conjures up bittersweet memories...I was 19 and got drafted in '68, and went to 'Nam in '69. It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.
You went over in the thick of it, sir, and did your duty. Thank god, by the time I was 18, the draft was over, and only Marines Special forces were still going over. Anyway, yes this STILL conjures up memories of time, bittersweet even for those of us safely at home.
Well Sup, how about space travel, Rock music, color TV, the Interstate Freeway System, jet travel for the masses and most importantly, "The Monkees" just to name some good things.
It helps take my mind off the current world. I'm EXTRA TIRED of hearing about Carona and China and blm and rioting and people without jobs and no school and people dying. (OMG!, it's crazy out there). PLEASE COME BACK 1966!! WE NEED YOU BADLY!!
The whole communist Chinese model of ‘lockdown’ is to wreak havoc on the US: Economy, Culture , Laws, and People. To take Down We The People’s America.
Oh yes! Bikes with banana seats and sissy bars, transistor radio's held up to our heads, Beverly Hillbilliy"s, F Troop and so many other great tv shows, life was beautiful and innocent then! When I go, please Lord, just send me back to the sixties....
Legendary, prolific songwriters who wrote so many hits for others but also had the voices and good looks to top the charts themselves. Amazing talents.
Bryce and Hart were giants among songwriters and performers in the 60s and 70s. They were the talent behind many of the Monkees' hits and Jay and the Americans. I was extremely fortunate to interview Bobby while writing my biography of his long time girlfriend Claudia Jennings,actress and Playboy model. Hart is a true gentleman and couldn't have been nicer
I'm always up for nostalgia. anytime. love those classics! can't get enough of them. youth, it always reminds me of that.been around awhile, I'm 65 now. still love it!!!
The love energy is truly in this song. The magic in this is so incredible that no words can do it justice. I know that someone else out there understands. Namaste!!!
Boyce and Hart. The songwriting duo that wrote many of The Monkees' songs during their first television season and early albums. Superb tunes they wrote.
Wow!! Love It!! You absolutely kicked it up a notch!! one of my all time favorites by Boyce and Hart! They were responsible for so many hits for a lot of artist! I also love their interaction during the song it makes it more personal! RIP Sidney Thomas Boyce!! Long live Boyce and Hart!!
If we had only known it was going to be such a "golden era" not gonna last, & never return again. Things were moving so fast & I wish they hadn't. I barely had time to think except about school studies, peer pressure, & arguing with my parents. Music like this sure helped me get by & lessoned the stress I was going thru. I spent hours in my room laid out in front of my record player playing the $2.00 45's I loved the most.
It's actually Joe Osborne on bass. Guess I need to brush up on my bassists. (Wow, Carol Kaye's bass line. Once I learned of her enormous body of work as a studio musician, I can pick her out on songs. Pretty amazing!)
these two guys are amazing,and their influence is long ranging,they are instrumental in helping ,doing,writing most of the music we listened to from 1965 on,look it up and be amazed
I was seven years old when this song came out, and this is the first time I have heard it, and now can't stop listening to it, the song has put a spell over me and it feels wonderful.
Thank you Carol. I am almost saying goodbye to my 50s, and always surprised how much great music I have yet to hear from the 60s, such as this track and band, such a gem!
Julia Marshall I liked when Endora would turn darrin into a goat or something! Why couldn’t’ Darren let her be herself and accept her family? I liked when Endora would call him “Derwood”
Way back in my high schools days when a couple of pals and I would go out cruisin' in suburban Columbus, Ohio, we heard this song seemingly about a million times when it would come on the car radio (WCOL AM). I think it was one of the songs we heard often enough, and liked well enough, that we would sing along with it, complete with fake mics in our hands.
Like listening to it the first time. Throughout the whole song I had to keep reminding myself I wasn't having an excellent flashback (yeah, I'm that old.) Heard harmonies and instruments I'd never heard before. A wonderful job!!
Oh, wish this era, true talent still with us. Believe did a cameo on 'I Dream of Jeannie.' Made such a impression, forever lasting for me. Rhythm, voice, words, oh my.
Great era! Great music! With UA-cam, i can finally put a face to a name. Never saw these videos before despite the fact that i heard Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart so many times before during my youth in the 80's
Early summer, '68, cruising around our part of Montgomery, Alabama, in my Dad's Triumph Spitfire listening to this. One bright day I not only had my ride's top down, I took off my shirt to be cooler. Paper next day had a story about a naked man in a sports car.
It look like seasoned song writers, Bobby and Tommy are using Gretch and Gibson guitars. They only had this one big hit in February 68. "Come on Bobby, let;s go"
These guys had a ton of great songs and big hits, isn't it funny how so many have not ever heard of them. Yet they had so many great songs and radio play back then. I remember seeing that album cover with the girl back when i was a young teenager, man it was some of the most we saw of women back then lol. Such a different time
Oooooh! That brass!! This song is one reason that I started playing trumpet in the fifth grade and then was able to play almost continuously until I was 40. And kudos to whoever did the enhancements here . . . .
Lost my high school crush when Uncle Sam gave me a very low draft lottery number; joined the USN in June 1967. I guess it wasn't meant to happen. This song says it all!
Absolutely flippen great times ... 60'ssssss the very best times, 12 yers of age then I left home for good, got in such big trouble that lasted 30 years but flippen great was the 60sssss . To all who could remember it as well as everybody else..a blessed 2023.. ♍⚖🏕✌
jimmy baker That's The Cowsills, one word, not two. That was their surname, as you may know. Their father made off with their earnings and fled to Mexico.( Some Gulf of California island, I think.) He was a sumbitch!! Their mother died of lung cancer in 1985. As for the former members, where are they today?😎😎🎸🎸🎼🎼🎶🎶🎵🎵
Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart gave so many other Recording Artists great songs, like The Monkees, for one. I wish I could be making music in that era, that still inspire me today.
I appreciate those who take the time to correct errors, too many don't care about the stuff they just slap together and post. You add quality to UA-cam. Thanks.
1966: Boyce and Hart were staff writers at Screen Gems-Columbia Music and tapped by boss Don Kirshner to create songs for a band for a new television series. They were essentially the fifth and sixth Monkees during the first year. The music was so good, their 'leftovers' earned them a contract with A&M. Prohibited from using the name, Dolenz, Jones, Boyce & Hart formed for a couple of years in the 70's, playing Monkees songs and adding more of their own. Be at peace, Tommy Boyce.
Thanx all of them! And our Charlie Watts too! He was such a cool guy, put up with all of it too, made so much happen with so much grace, for so many years...
Vietnam in '70 with the Marines......about 4 months after getting there, lost the girl I wanted to marry. Many a night lying in the back of helicopter, I stare out at the night sky and have those exact thoughts, then hope we get a mission to launch, so I'd could lose those thoughts for a while. Even though we reconnected when I got home, she wouldn't marry someone whose eyes were now empty and I lost her again. Even now 50+ yrs later, when I hear this song, she pops up from the recesses of my mind and I wonder where and how she is.......
For different reasons, and a different situation, yet still with the "wonder what (s)he is doing tonight?"
Good story
Welcome home . . . Tom CPL USMC Task Force Delta DaNang, RVN
@@leebaker2588 Semper Fi Brother
Her loss my brother.
Boyce and Hart were amazing songwriters, and as we all know, the brains behind the Monkees, but masterful musicians on their own too. It may be pop, but some of it had real human pathos to it, like this song, which STILL makes my eyes a little weepy 54 years later.
Great success story....not many know the name but they sure had a great run in every aspect of the business....love that song ❤️
I know rite
Thank you! I have trying to think of this song for a while. All I could remember is it was a duo and something to do with the Monkees. This morning when I woke up Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart came to be. I got on youtube and found this. I"m happy!
Love the song, but it conjures up bittersweet memories...I was 19 and got drafted in '68, and went to 'Nam in '69. It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.
You went over in the thick of it, sir, and did your duty. Thank god, by the time I was 18, the draft was over, and only Marines Special forces were still going over. Anyway, yes this STILL conjures up memories of time, bittersweet even for those of us safely at home.
Thank you for your service. ❤
@@joeycee2585 Thank you Joey.
Welcome home. Love my Vietnam Vets.
@@ponygirlup Thank you pony girl!🙂
The Sixties were where it was at. I am proud to have been there.
Same
Oh, the 60's were definitely the place to be!!!!!!
Nam, hippies, JFK assassination, bay of pigs and Cuban missile crisis, Cold War, good times
Well Sup, how about space travel, Rock music, color TV, the Interstate Freeway System, jet travel for the masses and most importantly, "The Monkees" just to name some good things.
Me too !!! The music was SO cool....everyone was cool.....exciting times...great time to be growing up
April of 2024--- song is still as fresh as ever! Music,lyrics, singing--- all a joy to hear and sway to!😊
Bobby is still alive and well, playing the organ at my Los Angeles area church.
Donn Sunderland Hey get him to play ( In the garden of eden) Long version ...it was featured on The Simpsons will be a Hugh hit with them I’m sure!
Just let him know how he helped inspire a generation
Donn Sunderland that’s wonderful
That's huge 😆😇
Donn Sunderland you are fortunate to have such a terrific musician in your congregation
"C'mon now." "Alright Bobby, let's go." I just love, love, love, the talking that they do between the lines. So good. Puts me in a good mood!
@Larry A Sorry, I'm stuck also. Playing it now.....
me too
my favorite part too...............
I've always found it distracting. It sounds like it was added after the fact to create that effect.
@@hungfao Least convincing excited utterance ever. But I still love the song!
Keep playing these classic songs referred to as the oldie and the goodies of America. The true talents of yesterday.
THIS SHIT IS FUCKING AWESOME.....SO TRUE...SO AUTHENTIC !!!
Let's see A and M records right? Ok these guys worked on the same label as Herb Albert and didn't he run the company back then?
this is real music not that crap there playing nowadays
STILL one of my favorites from that age of Rock ... their singing is top-notch, and the guitars are spectacular !
Greatest
The guitars??? I could understand if you said the drums...
@@howie9751 They both ave a Gretch or Guild!
Oh I wonder what she's doing tonight.
She's not doing it with me.
This classic hit from 1967 takes 53 years off of my age.
I really miss the old days. Nostalgic is just a way of realizing that we're getting older.
It helps take my mind off the current world. I'm EXTRA TIRED of hearing about Carona and China and blm and rioting and people without jobs and no school and people dying. (OMG!, it's crazy out there). PLEASE COME BACK 1966!! WE NEED YOU BADLY!!
But a lot of great bands and music. Good times.
This. I t s. Bless
I remember riding my bike with a transistor radio tuned into WLS -the Big 89 and listening to this song in '68-oh to be 12 again.
I listened to WLS also. The 60’s were the best.
DITTO !!!!!!
Also WLS Silver Dollar Survey !
Far out I did the same that year
sing it W L S chicago
Listened to WLS forever because of great music and DJs
Spring 2020 - COVD19 Lockdown - silver lining; gives us a chance to re-visit some of these classics. Stay Well, ALL.
And figure out what the agenda and end game is in this whole overblown panic set upon us
Yes, it's like being 15 again and listening to tunes in our bedrooms for hours
You too.
The whole communist Chinese model of ‘lockdown’ is to wreak havoc on the US: Economy, Culture , Laws, and People. To take Down We The People’s America.
Yep! During the shutdown, I started a band to play these tunes, and we love this one but it's over too fast!
Feeling a bit nostalgic, so that's why I'm here. Anyone else with me?
colleen jeffries ,,,,hell yeah!!
Colleen Jeffries oh yes, love these songs
Yep. It's Friday and I'm easing back a bit...........................The songs all sound so great - still!
This is good time rock & roll
Oh yes! Bikes with banana seats and sissy bars, transistor radio's held up to our heads, Beverly Hillbilliy"s, F Troop and so many other great tv shows, life was beautiful and innocent then! When I go, please Lord, just send me back to the sixties....
Legendary, prolific songwriters who wrote so many hits for others but also had the voices and good looks to top the charts themselves. Amazing talents.
Can't say that they went unnoticed, but I've always believed they deserved more recognition.
Hey I wonder ! What's she's doing tonight !!! Great song 👌. Songs will never be like this again.
Huh? Songs will never be like what again? What a ridiculous comment.
Bryce and Hart were giants among songwriters and performers in the 60s and 70s. They were the talent behind many of the Monkees' hits and Jay and the Americans. I was extremely fortunate to interview Bobby while writing my biography of his long time girlfriend Claudia Jennings,actress and Playboy model. Hart is a true gentleman and couldn't have been nicer
Bryce?
Song of my youth,68 and still the best music out there...
Right On Joe !!!! The best music of all times !!!!!!!!!!!!!
I always loved the little adlibs during the verses. "Alright bobby let's go"
Great sound. Hard to believe the past 50 years have slipped by so quickly.
how i wish we were young again, and never grow old and forgotten like this great music from the past.
you got that right
I'm always up for nostalgia. anytime. love those classics! can't get enough of them. youth, it always reminds me of that.been around awhile, I'm 65 now. still love it!!!
By one of the best song writing duo's of all time. From February of 68."Come on now Bobby"
Born in dec of 79 but my parents listened to 60's 70's music so i grew up listening to this. I love oldies and classic rock
These two were music machines that could not only crank out a hit for themselves but numerous other people/groups
They were almost in the original Monkees ! They wrote a lot of hits for them though !!
This song never gets old!!!
no, I have to admit something about remains pretty fresh and it has a timelessness about it, right enough
Magnificent Masterpiece from the greatest musical decade of all time
Too very bad oui due!!!!🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝
@@philiptucci2458 My Dad had a friend named Tucci in Panama City back in 67-68 in the Air Force. He was a great guy who rode a Harley.
I remember them on I dream of Jeanne,Phil specter was in the episode
This song is one of those guilty pleasures. Love it. Even play it on my guitar when nobody's watching. But don't tell anyone!
I needed this to get me out of my depression. This is my kind of music. Nothing beats the oldies
Anyone remember seeing Boyce and Hart on Bewitched, with Serena wanting them to play at the Cosmos Ball?
Sure did! Loved it when I first saw it. The older neighbor girls down the road were so excited as they were big fans of Bobby & Tommy.
But I was all about Serena! I think she is what made me love buenetts! She was something else in her short skirts, mod makeup, and jewrely.
Yuppers!
They also appeared on I Dream of Jeannie
@@kybobcat13 You Do Know That Serena & Samantha Were One In The Same?
The love energy is truly in this song. The magic in this is so incredible that no words can do it justice. I know that someone else out there understands. Namaste!!!
I was lucky to see Boyce & Hart in Portland Oregon in 1966. They were amazing.
One of the few songs I could listen over and over and it never gets old. If it is playing on the radio. Up goes the volume.
Boyce and Hart. The songwriting duo that wrote many of The Monkees' songs during their first television season and early albums. Superb tunes they wrote.
Wow!! Love It!! You absolutely kicked it up a notch!! one of my all time favorites by Boyce and Hart! They were responsible for so many hits for a lot of artist! I also love their interaction during the song it makes it more personal! RIP Sidney Thomas Boyce!! Long live Boyce and Hart!!
Absolutely loved these two. Their rhythm and cadence was so catchy. "All right, Bobby, lets go!"
I remember having this record in my collection and playing it a lot! Such GREAT music.
I'm feeling nostalgic and missing my youth. Boyce and Hart and all the other greats of the 60's and early 70's are the soundtrack of my early years!
Amen brother
Missing your youth. I know what you mean. We can only have a bit of it back through a song!
If we had only known it was going to be such a "golden era" not gonna last, & never return again. Things were moving so fast & I wish they hadn't. I barely had time to think except about school studies, peer pressure, & arguing with my parents. Music like this sure helped me get by & lessoned the stress I was going thru. I spent hours in my room laid out in front of my record player playing the $2.00 45's I loved the most.
It's actually Joe Osborne on bass. Guess I need to brush up on my bassists. (Wow, Carol Kaye's bass line. Once I learned of her enormous body of work as a studio musician, I can pick her out on songs. Pretty amazing!)
The Wrecking Crew was responsible for literally thousands of 1960s hits.
Sounds like Hal Blaine on the drums
It's Joe Osborn on bass. No disrespect to Carol
I am happy I grew up during the 60's, best music ever.
another bubble gum song from the great 60's....love it!!!
Yep, this song produced Bazooka Joe bubbles!!!
these two guys are amazing,and their influence is long ranging,they are instrumental in helping ,doing,writing most of the music we listened to from 1965 on,look it up and be amazed
One of those short 2+30 minute songs that resonates in your mind FOREVER!
Barbra Eden on Drums...in the photo.
They were on I Dream of Jeannie and Bewitched. Great Music and Memories!
I was seven years old when this song came out, and this is the first time I have heard it, and now can't stop listening to it, the song has put a spell over me and it feels wonderful.
Seven. Wow welcome to our music generation playlist.
Thank you Carol.
I am almost saying goodbye to my 50s, and always surprised how much great music I have yet to hear from the 60s, such as this track and band, such a gem!
Much better than an AM station on a transistor which is how we heard it first. Thanks.
Remember on TV on Bewitched? I liked that episode. Always wanted Samantha's powers. Still do.
i'm forever glad i grew up in th sixties...
Julia Marshall I liked when Endora would turn darrin into a goat or something! Why couldn’t’ Darren let her be herself and accept her family? I liked when Endora would call him “Derwood”
Mary Pé Sansterre
They had so many fun episodes where it would start with Darren under a spell.
@@donnaodonnell290 and i dream of jeanie
And the ever adorable Barbara Eden on drums! Too cute!
Way back in my high schools days when a couple of pals and I would go out cruisin' in suburban Columbus, Ohio, we heard this song seemingly about a million times when it would come on the car radio (WCOL AM). I think it was one of the songs we heard often enough, and liked well enough, that we would sing along with it, complete with fake mics in our hands.
Beautiful harmony created by many of the talented groups during my younger years in North America.
Boyce & Hart were The Masters of Pop music Love these cats growing up thank you Tommy and Bobby
Wow! It's been a lifetime since I heard this song! Ah childhood memories😌.
Like listening to it the first time. Throughout the whole song I had to keep reminding myself I wasn't having an excellent flashback (yeah, I'm that old.) Heard harmonies and instruments I'd never heard before. A wonderful job!!
The harmonies and instruments you didn't hear the first time weren't there. The "enhancer" has added his own vocals to this as well as instruments.
I am with you. !!! Got chills up and down my spine. Gonna listen to again !!!!!! Godspeed !!!!!
Hi always loved this song growing up
Love the 60s music . I first heard this song in 1968 and was going on 12 years old at the time it first came out !
So sweet to have been part of all the 1960s even if it was through an AM tube radio with a 5 inch or so speaker!!
Oh, wish this era, true talent still with us.
Believe did a cameo on 'I Dream of Jeannie.'
Made such a impression, forever lasting for me.
Rhythm, voice, words, oh my.
The record sounded very good! Thanks. I sure miss the 60's music and the times too!
Great era! Great music! With UA-cam, i can finally put a face to a name. Never saw these videos before despite the fact that i heard Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart so many times before during my youth in the 80's
Early summer, '68, cruising around our part of Montgomery, Alabama, in my Dad's Triumph Spitfire listening to this. One bright day I not only had my ride's top down, I took off my shirt to be cooler. Paper next day had a story about a naked man in a sports car.
That’s funny, George.
Ah, an English sports car with the roof down...
Classic! I was told the same thing when I would sometime ride my 83 Mitsubishi Colt without a shirt. Hoping to get an MG in the near future....
😄❗️
It look like seasoned song writers, Bobby and Tommy are using Gretch and Gibson guitars. They only had this one big hit in February 68. "Come on Bobby, let;s go"
These guys had a ton of great songs and big hits, isn't it funny how so many have not ever heard of them. Yet they had so many great songs and radio play back then. I remember seeing that album cover with the girl back when i was a young teenager, man it was some of the most we saw of women back then lol. Such a different time
Oooooh! That brass!! This song is one reason that I started playing trumpet in the fifth grade and then was able to play almost continuously until I was 40.
And kudos to whoever did the enhancements here . . . .
This song came out ten years before I was born and have loved it since I was a kid.
1:47 love the Herb Alpert style trumpet playing!
Horns are why I was a Chicaho fan.
I had to come back and listen again with my son's Beats by Dre and I am telling you that this sounds WONDERFUL!!! I LOVE THE BEAT!!
Liking this song is one of my guilty pleasures. I actually bought the 45. Back in the 1960s I would never have admitted this🤓.
Hi, I often enjoy, reminiscing with the old, 50's & 60's...Rock 'n Roll, 'goodies'!
Beautiful song! RIP Tommy Boyce! Been 30 years since you left us!
One of the greatest rock and roll songs of the 60s and one of the greatest rock and roll songs that I've ever heard in my entire life
Perfect Pop song.
Outstanding performers and writers.
Lost my high school crush when Uncle Sam gave me a very low draft lottery number; joined the USN in June 1967. I guess it wasn't meant to happen. This song says it all!
my number was 168 so i also joined the Navy looking back i wish i stated in!
I used to watch this Canadian TV show that played "Out and About" by Boyce & Hart for their title sequence. Loved that song too!
Ah, the genius behind the Monkees! I love these two guys.
Absolutely flippen great times ... 60'ssssss the very best times, 12 yers of age then I left home for good, got in such big trouble that lasted 30 years but flippen great was the 60sssss .
To all who could remember it as well as everybody else..a blessed 2023.. ♍⚖🏕✌
YES, I very much remember this one, hearing it on an old AM radio. Indian Lake, by the Cow Sills, was released the same year.
jimmy baker That's The Cowsills, one word, not two. That was their surname, as you may know. Their father made off with their earnings and fled to Mexico.( Some Gulf of California island, I think.) He was a sumbitch!!
Their mother died of lung cancer in 1985. As for the former members, where are they today?😎😎🎸🎸🎼🎼🎶🎶🎵🎵
THANK YOU...for the re-cleaned version! So many memories...of listening in MONO...and loving it.. Horns...Dear Gawd...Real Horns.!!!
Thank you for all the Monkees hits! Great song writers!
Great pop tune! Must have been played on am radio a million times. Just a happy song about teen angst.
Nice enhancement - one of my fav's from the 60's.
Tom K.
Tom K ;
60 WHAT❓
I NEED THE "EXACT" DATE 😠
JaneLee 😠
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@@janeleekeller 68,probably.
They were a good band..
BOYCE & HART very underrated and wrote so many great tunes for other artists.....
I was in 4th grade when this came out and every single kid at the Rollerama was slamming their skates on the boards to this awesomeness!!
Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart gave so many other Recording Artists great songs, like The Monkees, for one. I wish I could be making music in that era, that still inspire me today.
Always loved this song.
Super great song, they were on i dream of Jeanne i remember that episode
@@lloydkline7245 : So that WAS Barbara Eden playing the drums off to the side of the screen at 0:54! I _thought_ that was her!
I appreciate those who take the time to correct errors, too many don't care about the stuff they just slap together and post. You add quality to UA-cam. Thanks.
the picture of Barbara Eden on drums is from a session with Phil Spector for a song "Out and About"
Good, good memories. I miss them..😢
1966: Boyce and Hart were staff writers at Screen Gems-Columbia Music and tapped by boss Don Kirshner to create songs for a band for a new television series. They were essentially the fifth and sixth Monkees during the first year. The music was so good, their 'leftovers' earned them a contract with A&M. Prohibited from using the name, Dolenz, Jones, Boyce & Hart formed for a couple of years in the 70's, playing Monkees songs and adding more of their own. Be at peace, Tommy Boyce.
The bass horn at 1:47 is stellar; good arrangements on the song. Bravo.
Bass trombone my friend 👍👍
thank you, i always focused on the other horn (trumpet?)
i never really noticed the trombone.
The golden age of music will always be here!
Awesome song. Old music is much better than today. I’ve been listening to this music since I was 10. I’m 30 now.
I was wonderin what she was doing while I was in Vietnam in 1968. Then I got my "dear john letter". Great morale booster it was. Oh well!
Yikes. Sorry. Daughter of a Vietnam Veteran here.
Wow, I'd forgotten about this song! Always loved it, thanks for posting!
Thanx all of them! And our Charlie Watts too! He was such a cool guy, put up with all of it too, made so much happen with so much grace, for so many years...
I was around 15 years old when this song was on the radio
long time since i heard this. one of my favorites thanks.
I'm with you. I love this song! It brings me back to my youth.
This sounds so cool. You really nailed it on this one. Bass sounds sooooo good!!!
I haven't heard this in ages. What a treat!
Long time since i heard this one , i am 61 heard alot of music in my time , now and then its good to hear your past .