My husband passed away 10 years ago and the night before he passed we went to Karaoke and he never sang before. He put me in a chair in front of him and he across from me. He sang "Let it be Me" and I will by the Beatles..........I cry every time I hear these 2 songs..thank you from my heart for posting this
What a lovely story Joanne, Your husband obviously had great musical taste. There is nothing wrong with shedding a tear when you hear these songs. Emotion, is a big part of loving music. RIP for your husband.
Live is how you can really tell talent. Nowhere to hide. Nothing electronic to fix your voice, your instrument, your timing. The best always show it best live, when others cannot.
I was born in Dec 1956. Wake up Lil Susie was out when my mother was Pregnant with me. My Uncle called me Lil Susie all my life until he passed. There is no one like the Everly Brothers...
I believe the reason why they don't take their eyes off each other is to synchronize the beginning and endings of their words and sustained notes. Very important!
Both brothers had beautiful voices, no other duo had a more perfect blend. All their songs had wonderful harmonies, they watched each others faces closely so as to be spot on with their timing. Their harmonizing is iconic.
toodlescae I had not heard the Everly Brothers for some time and I happened on this Reunion Special, they did a wonderful job singing in harmony. Then I scrolled down to read some of the comments and read your comment that they are both gone now. Felt sad and blue over the news but reminds us all how short life is and how precious memories are. You Tube has made available much of this musical Gold of the past, thankful for that.
These legends were vocal and duet singing grandfathers of all we hear today,well maybe not today. But beatles and beach boys were definitely affected by masterpieces like these.😊
Amen. I laugh listening to 'Poor Jennie', Dance to 'Cathy's Clown' and cry with 'So Sad(to see good love go bad) and think of my husband with 'Let it be Me'
@@oldermusiclover so was my mother.She saw them when they came here to NZ in 1964. She would go and see the Everly brothers,but wouldn't go to see the Beatles:))
We will never hear harmony like this ever again,absolutely SUPERB.rest easy DON AND PHIL,reunited forever, thank you for these wonderful memories, and for allowing us to share your unforgettable magical performances,never ever forgotten.
They were such an amazing talent! They were from a musical family coming from a folk tradition. The best harmonies come from these traditions. Thank you Don and Phil for many years of beautiful music!
This was like the first time they had sung together in 10 years, they got angry at each other after a show in the 70s and didn't speak to each other for like 10 years. So, them looking at each other was probably them saying I'm sorry brother, it was petty, I love you.
The other reason for the concentration was apparently this song was not on the original set list so was unrehearsed. Incredible performance if that is the case.
@@damonhines8187 Yes. they were indeed probably looking at each other to keep the timing, (as some have said) no doubt, but what they were thinking in their insides is what I stated. I believe anyway.
I agree. You can tell how they look at each other how sorry they were for not speaking to each other for so long. FYI, it was 1973 to be exact at Knott's Berry Farm.
These guys sang together for so long, and so well, that they read each other's minds, anticipate every eighth beat, and understand just when it's time to lift off a note, and progress on to the next. The words and music make you cry. The artistry makes you weep. Thanks, H, for binging us this!
When I saw them looking at each other towards the end, it made me think how wonderful it would have been if my brother treated me the same for the last 20 years of his life. All I can say is "I forgive you brother," maybe God realized that I was at a breaking point. I am the last member of my family alive. Reminded me of the meaning of "Cherish," by The Association~Thanks Harri :)
These two-brothers had nothing but love for each other, their emotions come out in their singing. Their love songs can't be duplicated, they just have a special way of harmonizing. There will never be a duo that even comes close to these two brothers
You simply can’t sing/harmonize better than that. The fact that’s live is mind-blowing. My father was lucky enough to meet with Don Everly this past week at the hospital. He spoke with him Monday and Tuesday, and then Don went home after that. They spoke about songwriting and small talk. They took one last picture together on Tuesday. He’ll treasure that always.
@@jeanmckay2831 It wasn’t me. It was my dad that had the photo with him this past week, But it wouldn’t be appropriate. He’s sitting on the hospital bed with oxygen tubes in his nose and everything. He’s smiling, but it’s not the most flattering picture. Not how you would want to remember him.
When siblings sing together it’s like one voice. Their vocal cords are similar. Just like The BeeGees. They’re so in sync you can see them watching each other carefully while they sing.
One of my very favorites by them. The Everlys music was a part of my childhood and I have followed them all my life. They will be sorely missed! I am teared up as I type this...Diamonds in my ears, indeed! Whatever else was going on with their relationship, you can see the love on their faces as they sing.
Harri, youreallyare one of the best reviewers out there and your hippie wardrobe is great! Keep on trucking! I listened to these guys the first time around when I was about 9.
this entire concert is amazing. Every song they do in that concert is superb and better than the studio versions. The whole band that night is hot and tight too
I always thought that song was about their lover, but love of those two brothers was more beautiful. Don and Phil were brilliant and their harmonies were exquisite. Miss then both. Thank your for this post. Peace
They had made up by the time of this performance. Probably the most beautiful and moving live performance I have ever seen. I watch this particular video at least weekly. Thank you for reacting to this amazing performance.
PERFECTION EVERY song they sang is worth listening to. They r so in tune w/each other, come in at the same time, end in the same note and their harmonizing can’t get much better than this.
Part of my childhood! There is something special about harmonies from families singing together especially siblings. This especially poignant given they fell out with each other for so long.
It's fascinating the way members of a family sound like each other whether talking or singing...some vocal quality they share that is unmistakably identifiable. When my brother answers the phone, I hear our dad's voice. Dad's been gone 19 years now and I still hear it. The Everly Brothers were the best singing example of that I've ever heard.
This beautiful song was 'our song', my wonderful beloved late husband and mine. I haven't heard it for such a long time, brought tears to my eyes tonight Thank you for reacting to these wonderful brothers, their harmonies were truly Angelic.❣️
My husband was a musician and he loved them and sang their songs, I wasn't familiar with them because I came from Italy, and they were not well known there. But to make a long story short, we went to one of their last concerts before Don passed away. Fabulous, mind blowing harmony!!
Without a doubt, this live version is more sensitive, more expressive, and more musically interesting than the original studio version. The brothers had grown as artists and had found more to say in the song...a very beautiful performance for sure.
They had a very contentious & difficult relationship. Sometimes going decades without speaking. They reunited for a tour with Simon and Garfunkel and Paul Simon said the brothers met in the parking lot a few hours before the first gig and hadn’t spoken in 3 yrs. but amazingly, he said they open their guitar cases, went on stage and it was instant magic..
I was lucky enough to see them in concert in the early "80's at Chastain Park in Atlanta. It was so magical I will never forget it. If anyone has ever been to this venue, you will know what I mean. Besides the fact that I love the Everly Brothers, the atmosphere was so special. People had candles on tv trays all through the audience. It is an outdoors theater. It was beautiful. I'll never forget it.
A huge influence on the Beatles. Paul McCartney mentions the Everly Brothers in his Wings song, "Let 'Em In": "Sister Suzie, brother John, Martin Luther, Phil and Don." The Everly Brothers had a song called "Keep A Knockin,'" about NOT letting someone in...surely "Let Em In" was inspired by that song.
And Paul McCartney wrote them a beautiful new song for their comeback album called On The Wings Of A Nightingale which is really great. Dave Edmunds produced their 2 albums at that time. Fantastic!
I think this was their best performance of this song, ever. So heartfelt, so moving, so in sync. Absolute genius on display. No one will ever top them for harmonizing. This concert was their big reunion in 1984, after a 10 year rift. In London. They had made up and started touring again.
Legends. Absolute Legends. Without the Everly Brothers, there may have been no Simon and Garfunkle and so many other groups that admired, modeled themselves after and listened to these two gentlemen.
There is a superb version of this beautiful number on UA-cam sung by Phil. It was posted shortly after he passed away. It has been mentioned before, but the opening words get me every time - "I Bless the day I found you"- R.I.P. to one of the greatest Duo's ever.
RIP Don. I saw them a few years back when they were touring with Simon And Garfunkel (what a great concert). They were still in top form and in their 70's at the time. Had the crowd rocking old school.
Omg. Beautiful and excruciating at the same time. I never saw them perform, so I’ve never heard that slow version. I was starting to tear up by the end.
These two were in sync with each other like few artist have been. When they start and when they stop, they are always perfectly together. Listen to almost any duet from anyone else, and one overdone will stop or start before the other. Just got a split second. It was uncanny how perfect they were
Harmonies don't get any better when it's performed by two people from the same family. Look how closely they watch each other -- making sure they are in sync in every way. So beautiful!
You took the words right out of my mouth. I melt every time I listen to this song or to any Everly Brothers song. You are so correct when you mentioned the purity of this rendition. I was fortunate to see them in the early 2000's when they toured with Simon and Garfunkel, such beauty and grace these brothers were able to create with their voices and their songs and let's not forget Don's guitar licks. RIP Don and I'm sure Phil was there to greet you on your next journey.
I've watched this video a hundred times in the past and just now noticed how intensely the brothers are looking at each other throughout the song. I think they're absolutely enjoying the blend of their voices and just how gorgeous this song is 🎶🎵
It's partly what you said, to be sure .. But I 've heard in interviews where they've said how they need to watch each other's mouths closely to make sure they are both starting and ending their notes in perfect synchronicity .. They were perfectionists with those wonderful harmonies .. So it's a bit of both reasons, I reckon .. Cheers, Wayne
That was the greatest version of this song, followed very closely by Phil Everly singing it on his own! I was around in the 1950s and thank the lord I am still around in my 80s to listen to this wonderful song! Thank you.....
This is the greatest love song of all time.
So true
Music was so different in those days. True talent was valued.
My husband passed away 10 years ago and the night before he passed we went to Karaoke and he never sang before. He put me in a chair in front of him and he across from me. He sang "Let it be Me" and I will by the Beatles..........I cry every time I hear these 2 songs..thank you from my heart for posting this
What a lovely story Joanne, Your husband obviously had great musical taste. There is nothing wrong with shedding a tear when you hear these songs. Emotion, is a big part of loving music. RIP for your husband.
90 - 95% of studio songs are better than live, but when the live version is better - oh my God
They started singing in church and hometown venues in the 50's. I've been listening to this since the first time I heard them in the fifties. Tears.
Live is how you can really tell talent. Nowhere to hide. Nothing electronic to fix your voice, your instrument, your timing. The best always show it best live, when others cannot.
@@kurtzwar729 Totaly Agree!
I don't know if this was their reunion concert that took place in London or not. I read that Tom Petty traveled from LA to see that concert.
@@unvettx790 totally worth it
I was born in Dec 1956. Wake up Lil Susie was out when my mother was
Pregnant with me. My Uncle called me Lil Susie all my life until he passed.
There is no one like the Everly Brothers...
RIP Don and Phil - for a teenage adoring fan, Thank you for the musical magic
I grew up listening to them, and I'm still gobsmacked every time I hear them again. They sang like birds, or angels.
Me too
I believe the reason why they don't take their eyes off each other is to synchronize the beginning and endings of their words and sustained notes. Very important!
What I saw was they were singing to each other. Their looks showed their love for one another.
I agree, Susan. They were absolute professionals.
Perfect Timing
Part of it was, I think, heard thru the grapevine, that they had HAD a type of feud at one time.
@zimjun7. It was their first concert after a 10 year split.
Both brothers had beautiful voices, no other duo had a more perfect blend. All their songs had wonderful harmonies, they watched each others faces closely so as to be spot on with their timing. Their harmonizing is iconic.
RIP Don Everly whom we lost this weekend. Another great talent lost. Now both brothers are together again in Heaven.
Rock and Roll Heaven ..
Teaching the angels how it's done .
toodlescae I had not heard the Everly Brothers for some time and I happened on this Reunion Special, they did a wonderful job singing in harmony. Then I scrolled down to read some of the comments and read your comment that they are both gone now. Felt sad and blue over the news but reminds us all how short life is and how precious memories are. You Tube has made available much of this musical Gold of the past, thankful for that.
These legends were vocal and duet singing grandfathers of all we hear today,well maybe not today. But beatles and beach boys were definitely affected by masterpieces like these.😊
If music makes you laugh, dance or cry, then it's done it's job RIP Don and Phil Everly.
Amen. I laugh listening to 'Poor Jennie', Dance to 'Cathy's Clown' and cry with 'So Sad(to see good love go bad) and think of my husband with 'Let it be Me'
@@music-is-life4me Another of their songs that brings a tear to my eye is KENTUCKY
This was the influence for the Beatles' harmonies. John and Paul would even joke around in the studio and call each other Phil and Don.
And Paul McCartney mentions them in his song during the Wings period, "LET 'EM IN"
Simon and Garf also were big fans of the Brothers
@@oldermusiclover so was my mother.She saw them when they came here to NZ in 1964.
She would go and see the Everly brothers,but wouldn't go to see the Beatles:))
@@patticrichton1135 Yes they do!!
John Lennon played rhythm guitar because that was what Don Everly played.
We will never hear harmony like this ever again,absolutely SUPERB.rest easy DON AND PHIL,reunited forever, thank you for these wonderful memories, and for allowing us to share your unforgettable magical performances,never ever forgotten.
My mother called it "blood harmony " when family members sang together.
Linda Ronstadt said the same thing."Blood harmony'
makes sense to me
They were such an amazing talent! They were from a musical family coming from a folk tradition. The best harmonies come from these traditions. Thank you Don and Phil for many years of beautiful music!
Almost all of the early pioneers of Rock and Roll are gone. Respect. RIP Don Everly.
Without you, none of this would be possible. Thank you.
Thanks. I so enjoy the Everly Brothers.
This was like the first time they had sung together in 10 years, they got angry at each other after a show in the 70s and didn't speak to each other for like 10 years. So, them looking at each other was probably them saying I'm sorry brother, it was petty, I love you.
Yes, thank you for articulating it clearly. 👍😘🎶
The other reason for the concentration was apparently this song was not on the original set list so was unrehearsed. Incredible performance if that is the case.
@@damonhines8187 Yes. they were indeed probably looking at each other to keep the timing, (as some have said) no doubt, but what they were thinking in their insides is what I stated. I believe anyway.
@@MrRondonmon yeah, probably a bit of both. ✌😘🎶💞 A genuine joy to witness and especially to hear anyway. 👏👏👏👏👏
I agree. You can tell how they look at each other how sorry they were for not speaking to each other for so long.
FYI, it was 1973 to be exact at Knott's Berry Farm.
Beautiful harmonies. Brothers reunited.
R.I.P.
Wow. I really have taken their voices for granted all of my life. They really are SPECTACULAR.
I have always wondered what Phil said to Don after pulling him close at the end of that beautiful song
Check them out on Ed Sullivan in Marine uniforms after they finished basic. Awesome in every way.
The Everly Brothers were huge in the late 50s. Such beautiful harmonies. This was better than the studio version. No doubt. I loved your reaction.
Such a beautiful song. It's so sad there will never be music like this again.
Stunning just stunning,such a sad sad loss,their voices where pure silk
This to me is the definitive version of this song. It gives me chills every single time I see them play it. Thank you for choosing this.
Wow after so many years they still sounded so amazing!!!
2 Years later..........I'm in tears. This brings back so many precious memories
This was a reunion concert - the first in 10 years. It was beyond special. It was a very emotional time for the brothers. May they rest in peace.
This song , Devoted To You, All I have To Do Is Dream and Cathys Clown are three of my favorites..RIP Phil and Don.
I loved walk right back also.
I can’t even describe how much I love this song.
This is the music of my early teen years, we knew even back then that we were being blessed with music that could never be bettered.
One of my favorite Everly Brothers songs. Their harmonies were beautiful.
These guys sang together for so long, and so well, that they read each other's minds, anticipate every eighth beat, and understand just when it's time to lift off a note, and progress on to the next. The words and music make you cry. The artistry makes you weep. Thanks, H, for binging us this!
Real icons who influenced as many and still do to this day. This is perfection beyond words their harmonies are telepathic
RIP Don
Beautiful watching a man able to express his true emotions from a song. Bless you Harri
They are simply sublime. We'll never see their like again. Heavenly harmonies that no other duo ever has or ever will surpass.
elegant pure talent.
Simplicity wins.
When I saw them looking at each other towards the end, it made me think how wonderful it would have been if my brother treated me the same for the last 20 years of his life. All I can say is "I forgive you brother," maybe God realized that I was at a breaking point. I am the last member of my family alive. Reminded me of the meaning of "Cherish," by The Association~Thanks Harri :)
These two-brothers had nothing but love for each other, their emotions come out in their singing. Their love songs can't be duplicated, they just have a special way of harmonizing. There will never be a duo that even comes close to these two brothers
You simply can’t sing/harmonize better than that. The fact that’s live is mind-blowing. My father was lucky enough to meet with Don Everly this past week at the hospital. He spoke with him Monday and Tuesday, and then Don went home after that. They spoke about songwriting and small talk. They took one last picture together on Tuesday. He’ll treasure that always.
It would be nice to see that picture of you and him together.
@@jeanmckay2831 It wasn’t me. It was my dad that had the photo with him this past week, But it wouldn’t be appropriate. He’s sitting on the hospital bed with oxygen tubes in his nose and everything. He’s smiling, but it’s not the most flattering picture. Not how you would want to remember him.
When siblings sing together it’s like one voice. Their vocal cords are similar.
Just like The BeeGees. They’re so in sync you can see them watching each other carefully while they sing.
RIP.....💜💜💜💜 Can't even get through the song without crying.
A master class in harmonic blending.
Harri, you make the world a better place! Bravo!
One of my very favorites by them. The Everlys music was a part of my childhood and I have followed them all my life. They will be sorely missed! I am teared up as I type this...Diamonds in my ears, indeed! Whatever else was going on with their relationship, you can see the love on their faces as they sing.
Harri, youreallyare one of the best reviewers out there and your hippie wardrobe is great! Keep on trucking! I listened to these guys the first time around when I was about 9.
this entire concert is amazing. Every song they do in that concert is superb and better than the studio versions. The whole band that night is hot and tight too
There are many of us feeling the same as you, right now. Hard to keep back the tears, especially for those of us who grew up with them.
Semper Fi Brothers.
I always thought that song was about their lover, but love of those two brothers was more beautiful. Don and Phil were brilliant and their harmonies were exquisite. Miss then both. Thank your for this post. Peace
Perhaps the most heart-wrenching plea in all of music. Indescribably moving, touching. 👏👏👏😘🎶🔥💞
They always had those perfect vocal harmonies you could count on. The Everlys had a big influence on the Beatles' vocal harmonies.
They had made up by the time of this performance. Probably the most beautiful and moving live performance I have ever seen. I watch this particular video at least weekly. Thank you for reacting to this amazing performance.
Perfection is so rare in life. This live performance is the best thing I've ever seen or heard. Angels might envy the sound. What a gift to the world.
One of their more beautiful songs! R.I.P. Don Everly!
From the soundtrack of my life. I'm glad I was young when they were.
PERFECTION
EVERY song they sang is worth listening to. They r so in tune w/each other, come in at the same time, end in the same note and their harmonizing can’t get much better than this.
Part of my childhood! There is something special about harmonies from families singing together especially siblings. This especially poignant given they fell out with each other for so long.
My favorite Everly Brothers song; so beautiful.
My generation has the most beautiful music!
It's fascinating the way members of a family sound like each other whether talking or singing...some vocal quality they share that is unmistakably identifiable. When my brother answers the phone, I hear our dad's voice. Dad's been gone 19 years now and I still hear it. The Everly Brothers were the best singing example of that I've ever heard.
They are brothers and have been singing together all their lives. We had great talents in our generation.
This beautiful song was 'our song', my wonderful beloved late husband and mine. I haven't heard it for such a long time, brought tears to my eyes tonight Thank you for reacting to these wonderful brothers, their harmonies were truly Angelic.❣️
My husband was a musician and he loved them and sang their songs, I wasn't familiar with them because I came from Italy, and they were not well known there. But to make a long story short, we went to one of their last concerts before Don passed away. Fabulous, mind blowing harmony!!
A very great song one of my all-time favorite love songs probably in the top 10. I've always really liked the song tremendously.
Separately, two of the most beautiful voices ever in pop music. Together, they did touch heaven.
this was their come back after years apart. their harmony was impecable even after so many years. Talent so rare
Probably my #1 fav love song. And a beautiful, effortless performance.
Without a doubt, this live version is more sensitive, more expressive, and more musically interesting than the original studio version. The brothers had grown as artists and had found more to say in the song...a very beautiful performance for sure.
Talent usually makes better live versions than studio. This live version is incredible.
They had a very contentious & difficult relationship. Sometimes going decades without speaking. They reunited for a tour with Simon and Garfunkel and Paul Simon said the brothers met in the parking lot a few hours before the first gig and hadn’t spoken in 3 yrs. but amazingly, he said they open their guitar cases, went on stage and it was instant magic..
I was lucky enough to see them in concert in the early "80's at Chastain Park in Atlanta. It was so magical I will never forget it. If anyone has ever been to this venue, you will know what I mean. Besides the fact that I love the Everly Brothers, the atmosphere was so special. People had candles on tv trays all through the audience. It is an outdoors theater. It was beautiful. I'll never forget it.
I love that you chose a live-version.
THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR THOUGHTS BROTHER
I felt this way the first time I heard them when I was a very young girl in the 1950's.
This entire concert is amazing! I saw this for the first time on PBS back in the 90's!
A huge influence on the Beatles. Paul McCartney mentions the Everly Brothers in his Wings song, "Let 'Em In": "Sister Suzie, brother John, Martin Luther, Phil and Don." The Everly Brothers had a song called "Keep A Knockin,'" about NOT letting someone in...surely "Let Em In" was inspired by that song.
And Paul McCartney wrote them a beautiful new song for their comeback album called On The Wings Of A Nightingale which is really great. Dave Edmunds produced their 2 albums at that time. Fantastic!
Thanks Harri...RIP Everlys..💔🙏💖
I was at this fabulous Everly Brothers reunion concert. A very moving and emotional time. I agree that this a truly wonderful live version!
I think this was their best performance of this song, ever. So heartfelt, so moving, so in sync. Absolute genius on display. No one will ever top them for harmonizing. This concert was their big reunion in 1984, after a 10 year rift. In London. They had made up and started touring again.
This song was our first dance at our wedding 22 years ago. ❤
Beautiful song Let It Be Me sung by the Everly Brothers I love this song .Phil and Don Rest In Peace..
This song bypasses your heart and goes straight to your soul.
Legends. Absolute Legends. Without the Everly Brothers, there may have been no Simon and Garfunkle and so many other groups that admired, modeled themselves after and listened to these two gentlemen.
That one will bring a tear to your eye....
My all-time favorite song, still to this day, brings tears to my eyes 👀
What you just watched was the pure love between two brothers have for each other,
There is a superb version of this beautiful number on UA-cam sung by Phil. It was posted shortly after he passed away. It has been mentioned before, but the opening words get me every time - "I Bless the day I found you"- R.I.P. to one of the greatest Duo's ever.
RIP Don. I saw them a few years back when they were touring with Simon And Garfunkel (what a great concert). They were still in top form and in their 70's at the time. Had the crowd rocking old school.
Omg. Beautiful and excruciating at the same time. I never saw them perform, so I’ve never heard that slow version. I was starting to tear up by the end.
These two were in sync with each other like few artist have been. When they start and when they stop, they are always perfectly together. Listen to almost any duet from anyone else, and one overdone will stop or start before the other. Just got a split second. It was uncanny how perfect they were
Their daddy, driven to let his sons have a better, successful life, taught them music and the Lord did the rest.
Harmonies don't get any better when it's performed by two people from the same family. Look how closely they watch each other -- making sure they are in sync in every way. So beautiful!
You took the words right out of my mouth. I melt every time I listen to this song or to any Everly Brothers song. You are so correct when you mentioned the purity of this rendition. I was fortunate to see them in the early 2000's when they toured with Simon and Garfunkel, such beauty and grace these brothers were able to create with their voices and their songs and let's not forget Don's guitar licks. RIP Don and I'm sure Phil was there to greet you on your next journey.
Always a fan of the Every brothers. As a young person growing up this was some of my favorite music. Love your reaction it is genuine. Thank you!!
Absolutely uncanny harmony. RIP Don🕊
Diamonds in my ears, beautiful Harri!
I've watched this video a hundred times in the past and just now noticed how intensely the brothers are looking at each other throughout the song. I think they're absolutely enjoying the blend of their voices and just how gorgeous this song is 🎶🎵
It's partly what you said, to be sure .. But I 've heard in interviews where they've said how they need to watch each other's mouths closely to make sure they are both starting and ending their notes in perfect synchronicity .. They were perfectionists with those wonderful harmonies .. So it's a bit of both reasons, I reckon .. Cheers, Wayne
That was the greatest version of this song, followed very closely by Phil Everly singing it on his own! I was around in the 1950s and thank the lord I am still around in my 80s to listen to this wonderful song! Thank you.....
They were the inspiration for Simon and Garfunkel harmony. At 11 years old Simon & Garfunkel would practice to their songs. They loved these guys.
this is such a sweet song and their voices made it even more so. I've loved it for years. I'm glad you got the chance to hear it.