Dear God.....can we please go back....just for an afternoon? Ohh...I loved this when I was 10 in 1965....still love it now. Those of us my age and perhaps a little older who might be reading this.....do you realize how absolutely great we had it musically then? Even though most all our cars had dinky little am radios only, with a horrible speaker upwards in the center of the dashboard's top...it just seemed like every song....one after another after another.....was a winner. We were so lucky. So very lucky.
I remember my mom dancing by herself in the kitchen when I was 10 years old to this song. Shes almost 90 now and in a nursing home needing 24 hour professional care. This sparked a recessed memory of a wonderful time in my life. Although we can't go back, I just did. Tragically she doesn't know me sometimes. Miss you mom, you were a great dancer and an exceptional mom.
You must play this song for her, even if it's over the phone. Play a couple songs she loves whether she seems to remember or not. Music soothes, and maybe she will recognize something; never know- good luck.
Make a tape and take it with you when you visit your Mum next time. Music can create miracles on dementia. Maybe, just maybe, you'll get the chance for another dance with her. I will keep my fingers crossed. ❤
Agree 2024 years fly by I’m suddenly older and feeling it. Sometimes the music can take me back even if only for a minute it’s still good to feel like I did before I wake up and remember it was fleeting like the years of my life. Oh the music and innocence how beautiful it was!
Chad and Jeremy were distinctly part of the "British Invasion" of the mid to late 1960s that brought fresh British Theatre and fashion trends to the streetwise American rock scene. It was often said by he British " saved rock & roll". Saved from what? Saved it from missing out on the gently, culturally artistic dimension of the performing arts.
The lyrics that capture the loss of a summer love in 1964 are followed by the the loss of sanity in 1968 Tune in turn on and drop out Dr Timothy Leary Riot and burn down your own cities to Build Back Better Sound familiar?
I am still listening. I remember when I fell in love with this song. It saddened me when Chad passed away on 20 December 2020, of pneumonia following a fall. Homes can be dangerous as I too have fallen at home however I am 67 and able to recover moderately quickly. Chad was 79.
I had just turned 16 on October 12th wow like the song , all those years ago, will you still need me when I’m 64 , I wish I was 64 I thank GOD I am still around I have 4 grandchildren I’m Blessed AMEN
I remember this song as a kid. Summer seemed to last forever back then. Sitting on the porch reading comic books and eating dixie cups. Life was simpler.
We children of the 1960's sure were lucky to experience this music first hand. Too many great bands of the 60's to name here. I am happy for subsequent generations that are able to hear this for the first time.
I was 8yrs old and this is what played in the background of my youth growing up in the 60s. Real MUSIC, with real TALENT, by real Artists. No hop garbage. ✌
I remember winning this album in a radio contest! Still have it! I still remember the winning question….the station would give a clue, and the caller would have to figure out a two word rhyming answer. Silly I know but I won this! Clue….insect, mat….answer…bug rug! 😂. It was worth playing getting music like this! I was in my early 20s and now 77! We had the best music!
This song is from waaay before my time, but I'm lucky to have discovered it somehow. So beautiful, peaceful, conforting, nostalgic... You know when you miss something that you have never lived, and that hurts in a sweet way? That's what this song does to me. Great music is timeless.
This was one of the songs I was blessed to hear in my teens. Music was actual music back then. You could sing along and harmonize with 60’s songs like this. I miss that time so much. 😢
I see what you're saying however I also feel there are some more recent and current songs out there which have those same qualities, you just have to look for them.
Trees swayin' in the summer breeze Showin' off their silver leaves As we walked by Soft kisses on a summer's day Laughing all our cares away Just you and I Sweet sleepy warmth of summer nights Gazing at the distant lights In the starry sky They say that all good things must end someday Autumn leaves must fall But don't you know That it hurts me so To say goodbye to you? Wish you didn't have to go No, no, no, no, and when the rain Beats against my window pane I'll think of summer days again And dream of you They say that all good things must end someday Autumn leaves must fall But don't you know that it hurts me so To say goodbye to you? Wish you didn't have to go No, no, no, no, and when the rain Beats against my window pane I'll think of summer days again And dream of you And dream of you
This was released at about the time of our 1st anniversary(July, 1964). We were just beginning to understand that we had entered what would be the "good old days" of our lives. That began our 7-year honeymoon before our first baby arrived. And because of the beauty and goodness of Susan's spirit, those days went on for the 50 years we had together in our private world.. But the magic of the sixties, perfectly captured in the playful innocence and joyful harmonies of the music, could not last. A darkness began creeping over the land, driving our nation and much of the world into a fearful meanness that leaves its music harsh. In her last loving words of comfort, Susan told me, "Grief is natural, but let it be brief. The cure is remembrance and gratitude, for one another and all we've shared." So on lonely nights I turn here to relive Chad and Jeremy, The Momas and the Popas, Spanky and Our Gang, the Association and all those days of love and laughter. Thank you, UA-cam.
As a young woman in the 90's and early 00's, this timeless song remind me that the spring and summer of youth is quickly fading fast. But God has granted me the chance to see early autumn. But oh it hurts to lose your youth and face regrets of yesteryear.
I'm off from work tonight @ VA Hospital and listening the SMX Radio they play the song .I remember those days I was a little 9 yrs old.Its nice to listen the 70's songs.I love it.
I had the enormous privilege of being taught at secondary school by Keith Noble (co-writer). An incredible teacher and a thoroughly, thoroughly decent man. Humble, giving and supportive throughout my schooldays. Loved hearing him talk about the creation of this song. A chart topper in the USA as I recall him saying with pride! Tremendously beautiful song. I'll never forget his kindness, care and support: it really made a difference. I hope all of you listeners enjoy. God bless you Mr Noble. I'll be forever grateful for having had you as a teacher. One in a million.
Interesting story, they're obscure and virtually unknown in the UK having charted just once in 1963 with their first release that made no.37, just about profitable enough to allow the record company to give them studio time and musicans to record an album, in the hope that it may pay for itself and allow a small profit, which it just about did.. Subsequent releases were made solely with the American Market in mind and were never promoted in the UK as they sold poorly
He was an interesting man to listen to. Had been involved in ‘The Screaming Abdabs’ who later evolved into Pink Floyd… “Tell us about your time in the band, Sir” was a bit of a recurring request, but he didn’t give too much away. Glad the studios made enough to keep them going. I listen to this song often - it’s timeless.
Eddie Parker I am still listening to this awesome music I am 78 now will never stop brovo for the 60s 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I remember watching Dick Clark with my young aunt in the 1950s. The sixties and early seventies had incredibly talented singers, songwriters, and musicians, though.
Loved it back then, last day of school got to take my tennis shoes home........pure delight putting those on and listening to these tunes on the Pontiac radio...........
Beautiful harmonies with their voices, enticing accents with brass and strings and the final pièce de résistance of ending the ballad on a picardy third. This was truly music for the soul.
I wasn't even alive in 1964 (I wouldn't be born for another 38 years), but I would rather be there than in 2020, the most crummy year I've ever lived through.
Such special times and memories. a young girl in Love with a Young man that joined the Army, off he went my heart Broke. We married in Aug 1968, 3 children, military career, 9 Grandchildren and he passed away. 2009. Such wonderful memories sad good all wrapped into one. Love the song.
Dear God.....can we please go back....just for an afternoon? Ohh...I loved this when I was 10 in 1965....still love it now. Those of us my age and perhaps a little older who might be reading this.....do you realize how absolutely great we had it musically then? Even though most all our cars had dinky little am radios only, with a horrible speaker upwards in the center of the dashboard's top...it just seemed like every song....one after another after another.....was a winner. We were so lucky. So very lucky.
i'm your age, find me a time machine, you can send me back permanently, as the age i am right now...
@@greg33770 I hear 'ya Greg. We could go back together and split the gas fee....lol.
@@joelewing4498 🙂👍
I was 14 going on 15. Sure beats Illuminati Corporate Rock.
Yeah. I hear you. I was there. Lucky we were.
Still listening here in 2024. The sixties were a simpler time for many of us. Love and peace to all who may read my note. JAmerica🇺🇸.
Who is still listening in 2024?!
Thankfully Coors Light decided to use this in a Commercial. More thankfully, people like ourselves know of this song.
Lots of people. Lovely music that was easy to sing with and listen to. Wish we had more like it today.
reminds me of back then, listening to a transister radio....lovely thing really....
Me
my 1 time i listen to this song was back in 88 i use to have the LP and i love this song
I remember my mom dancing by herself in the kitchen when I was 10 years old to this song. Shes almost 90 now and in a nursing home needing 24 hour professional care. This sparked a recessed memory of a wonderful time in my life. Although we can't go back, I just did. Tragically she doesn't know me sometimes. Miss you mom, you were a great dancer and an exceptional mom.
People weren't such assholes then.
You must play this song for her, even if it's over the phone. Play a couple songs she loves whether she seems to remember or not. Music soothes, and maybe she will recognize something; never know- good luck.
@@Katy-ye1zr Thank you. I visit her in the nursing home often. I'll do that.
Make a tape and take it with you when you visit your Mum next time. Music can create miracles on dementia. Maybe, just maybe, you'll get the chance for another dance with her. I will keep my fingers crossed. ❤
@@Pia-ou1cc You are very kind. Thank you for the suggestion. I will.
I miss the music of those days, the innocence... we've lost a lot.
Completely in 2016.
Agree 2024 years fly by I’m suddenly older and feeling it. Sometimes the music can take me back even if only for a minute it’s still good to feel like I did before I wake up and remember it was fleeting like the years of my life. Oh the music and innocence how beautiful it was!
I am SO GLAD that I grew up in that era.
Me too. The BEST! (Except for Vietnam). 👍
Amen
Me too ✌️
I’m 70 years old, and was about 12 when this came out. Velvety smooth and lyrical, a beautiful song!
I'm 68 and weren't those the days? Wish we could have gotten better instead of what we have today. ❤
@@mollylittlewolf9192 I'm 68 too Molly and I totally agree with you. Those were the carefree days when life was a lot simpler.
@@delby66 the music these days seems angry to me. I don't like rap either 🤣
I was 13! 😊
I think we all wish time would always be stuck in the 60’s ❤
No foul language. Just beautiful music. It has meaning
Love that song! Am 71 now and have always bee a music buff; 60-80’’ are the best.
71 also! 😊
@@wasabe591Me too!
Remember transistor radios? That's where I first heard this song! It will last forever!
This song has been pleasantly stuck in my head for over fifty years.
Well put and same here. Not that there is anything bad about it being stuck in my head.
It has been stuck in my head for 59 yrs! Beautiful and relaxing ……🧑🏻🦰🇨🇦🌺
Feb2,2024 I love Chad and Jeremy since 1965 and 2024 yes!😂😂😅😊
Feb 12, 2024 and I agree
2/17/2024 Ditto!
I am so happy to be part of that generation. They made music so beautifully.
Today October 12h 2022
Born in the 50's and grew up with best of music! Miss it!
Absolutely true.@@rhondaboncutter5812
Thank you Chad and Jeremy for a lovely song so soft and get gentle. The world needs more kindness.
. . Indeed!
AMEN!!!!
Ditto
More love and kindness
Takes me back to summer 1964 in England. I am 77 now
I am curious. In 1964 was Beatlemania as big in England, as it was in the States?
I'm 76, and it takes me back to basic training.
I was 17, and a new Navy Sailor when this came out. Now, at 77. I remembered EVERY WORD. Good music never goes away.
Don and Phil( Everly Brothers), Simon and Garfunkle, Peter and Gordon,Chad and Jeremy- the 60's sure had some top notch duos!
Chad and Jeremy were distinctly part of the "British Invasion" of the mid to late 1960s that brought fresh British Theatre and fashion trends to the streetwise American rock scene.
It was often said by he British " saved rock & roll". Saved from what? Saved it from missing out on the gently, culturally artistic dimension of the performing arts.
Also Seals and Crofts.
The lyrics that capture the loss of a summer love in 1964 are followed by the the loss of sanity in 1968
Tune in turn on and drop out Dr Timothy Leary
Riot and burn down your own cities to Build Back Better
Sound familiar?
Sonny & Cher, too. I'd put Lee Hazelwood and Nancy Sinatra up there, too.
@@georgecarini345 They were pretty unknown until 1972 but are one of my favorite duos with a LOT of great album cuts.
My mama always had a radio playing in the kitchen.... these songs are ingrained in the fabric of my life.
I am still listening. I remember when I fell in love with this song.
It saddened me when Chad passed away on 20 December 2020, of pneumonia following a fall. Homes can be dangerous as I too have fallen at home however I am 67 and able to recover moderately quickly. Chad was 79.
They say that all good things must end someday, but beautiful music lives forever. Rest in Peace, Chad Stuart.
RIP
Rip. You beautiful soul.
RIP
Frank, I didn’t even know Chad died until New Year’s Eve. I was hoping to meet him and Jeremy Clyde someday.
The memories from back then were just wonderful.
How could a 7 year old love these songs back in 64............thanks Transistor radio.
I was 9-my older sister got a transister radio as as gift. We 3 sisters are all such music heads to this day from listening to radio back in the 60s..
8 or 9 year old me was able to love this song
I never realized so many of us were listening back then...I had to hide my radio...
Ken Morgan Same here, Transistor radio was my best friend back then and still is lol..
Why did you hide your radio Scott?
I had just turned 16 on October 12th wow like the song , all those years ago, will you still need me when I’m 64 , I wish I was 64 I thank GOD I am still around I have 4 grandchildren I’m Blessed AMEN
I loved this song in my young days and still do. There was a time when singers could sing. RIP, Chad Stuart.
I am!!!! 2024. I absolutely love this song ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I agree with the lady below. We had the most beautiful music. This is one of them. I miss these two--love the songs!
A masterpiece.. Thank you Chad and Jeremy.
I remember this song as a kid. Summer seemed to last forever back then. Sitting on the porch reading comic books and eating dixie cups. Life was simpler.
I never thought it would end 😥 I want to go back 🙏☮️💞🌹🎼
So much simpler. Less complicated. I miss it and so much beautiful music like this.
It was awesome!
sure was
@@cathymooney7498 unfortunately we can't go back in time.
We children of the 1960's sure were lucky to experience this music first hand. Too many great bands of the 60's to name here. I am happy for subsequent generations that are able to hear this for the first time.
we had better drugs
Wouldn't know. I have never taken any drugs, nor ever tried marijuana.
admirable restraint
lovely song though, only heard it for the first time a few months ago on wfmu.org
Yes, we the children of the 60s were lucky. But what we left for our kids and grandkids is so tragic.
I was 8yrs old and this is what played in the background of my youth growing up in the 60s. Real MUSIC, with real TALENT, by real Artists. No hop garbage. ✌
Wow l remember the same....thanks
The world seemed so much younger back in the 60's!! What a beautiful song!
And tamer!!
Not the world, just us. = ]
I was 15 years old when I first heard this song; now I’m an old man... I still love this song!
Im 66 and still listening and will keep on!👂
Still beautiful to listen to. Harmony is gorgeous, so soft and gentle.
Rich, captivating sound delightfully augmented by delicate lyrics with rich, harmonic vocals. I was enchanted by this duo in the mid-1960s.
I remember winning this album in a radio contest! Still have it! I still remember the winning question….the station would give a clue, and the caller would have to figure out a two word rhyming answer. Silly I know but I won this! Clue….insect, mat….answer…bug rug! 😂. It was worth playing getting music like this! I was in my early 20s and now 77! We had the best music!
I used to stop whatever I was doing to listen to this song. Since I lost my wife, it makes me cry. It hurt me so to say goodbye to her!
Hang in there buddy.
johnnyd63 Thank You!
You must love her very much. Bless you.
absue Yes I do! Thank You!
Hope it's easier now, Clarence.
You had to be there❤️I can't or don't want to imagine my life without the Classics of the 50's and 60's throw in some 70's also.
🙌🏼🙇🏽♂️🙇🏽♂️🙇🏽♂️❤️❤️❤️💙💙💙💙💙🥲🥲🥲
Never get enough of listening this old song , I keep always my memories during my younger days..
Shockingly beautiful in its gentle harmonies and violin accompaniments - was a huge Summer hit.
This is a pretty and sad song , nice to be a teenager in the 60s.
Yes it sure was!!!!
Young innocent love ... heartbreaking 💔
Except for the war.
It was even more fun being in your twentys...
Even sadder nowadays. What a slap in the face.
This song is from waaay before my time, but I'm lucky to have discovered it somehow. So beautiful, peaceful, conforting, nostalgic... You know when you miss something that you have never lived, and that hurts in a sweet way? That's what this song does to me. Great music is timeless.
I was about 13 when this song came out. I still remember the words on 2024. Beautiful
It's amazing that here I am in 2022 watching something from 1964.
I remember this so well from my high school days. As a matter of fact I still have the 45 record I bought back around 1966! So many memories.❤❤❤
A big “Thank You” to Dick Clark for all the years he spent entertaining us (teenagers in general) and showcasing the wonderful music of our youth.❤️
Love This song brings good happy and sad memories 💔😢🙇🏻♂️💙❤️
Ah, didn't we think those days would just go on forever?
Oh how I wish they had!
No, not with the stinking Vietnam conflict.
@@thomaspick4123 Ah, Mr. Bitterman. Or is that Donny Downer? Try dipping your toe in 2019...
Casey m... Too true
We took it all for granted.
This was one of the songs I was blessed to hear in my teens. Music was actual music back then. You could sing along and harmonize with 60’s songs like this. I miss that time so much. 😢
As soon as they had to start having "attitude" in music, it went straight down the toilet.
I see what you're saying however I also feel there are some more recent and current songs out there which have those same qualities, you just have to look for them.
@@bingohhhhhhhhhhhh And get past all the woke perversion and nonsense
Lyrics and harmony that can speak to some heartstrings.
Rest in peace Chad Stuart... "They say that all good things must end someday, autumn leaves must fall."
Great music never ends my friend.
@@worseto1 and the
So true so very very true 😞😞😭😭.
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Just love this song and remember as a little boy feeling the summer breeze and listening to this song !
This song reminds me of my mother, who passed in 2017. Beautiful song and beautiful woman.
❤❤❤
We need time travel back in the days of great music,great governments, schools, store's. 😢😢😢😢❤❤❤❤
Remember listening to this in 64from one of the pirate radio stations loved then still do in 2023 a lovely song.
Trees swayin' in the summer breeze
Showin' off their silver leaves
As we walked by
Soft kisses on a summer's day
Laughing all our cares away
Just you and I
Sweet sleepy warmth of summer nights
Gazing at the distant lights
In the starry sky
They say that all good things must end someday
Autumn leaves must fall
But don't you know
That it hurts me so
To say goodbye to you?
Wish you didn't have to go
No, no, no, no, and when the rain
Beats against my window pane
I'll think of summer days again
And dream of you
They say that all good things must end someday
Autumn leaves must fall
But don't you know that it hurts me so
To say goodbye to you?
Wish you didn't have to go
No, no, no, no, and when the rain
Beats against my window pane
I'll think of summer days again
And dream of you
And dream of you
This was released at about the time of our 1st anniversary(July, 1964). We were just beginning to understand that we had entered what would be the "good old days" of our lives. That began our 7-year honeymoon before our first baby arrived. And because of the beauty and goodness of Susan's spirit, those days went on for the 50 years we had together in our private world..
But the magic of the sixties, perfectly captured in the playful innocence and joyful harmonies of the music, could not last. A darkness began creeping over the land, driving our nation and much of the world into a fearful meanness that leaves its music harsh.
In her last loving words of comfort, Susan told me, "Grief is natural, but let it be brief. The cure is remembrance and gratitude, for one another and all we've shared." So on lonely nights I turn here to relive Chad and Jeremy, The Momas and the Popas, Spanky and Our Gang, the Association and all those days of love and laughter.
Thank you, UA-cam.
+Kirk Bready That is one of the most beautiful things I have ever read. Your words went right to my heart
+elleboucher agreed I'm sobbing rn
+Kirk Bready "the magic of the sixties, perfectly captured in the playful innocence and joyful harmonies"Couldn't have been said any better...
+Kirk Bready Susan and Kirk, a great love story. As long as love exists, so will the both of you.
+Kirk Bready I'm confused, Dick's podium says AB '65?
Simply one of the most beautiful songs of All-Time ; incredible melody and perfect lyrics ; Thank you Chad and Jeremy.
AMEN.
I agree with you, Rodney.
Always loved this song......and most everything else Chad and Jeremy came out with. Thanks for posting!!
I feel so lucky and blessed to have been alive to hear all the great songs of the 60's! This song ranks right up there as one of the many best!
A perfect song for any summer! To go back for just one day! Oh the memories!!
RIP Chad......Thank you for the Beautiful music.
I remember the same feelings. My mom as in heaven, no g do outback dancing to some great music God created for us 😊🪽
These two guys are talented and have perfect harmony like the Letterman and The Beach Boys too. Great song.
As a young woman in the 90's and early 00's, this timeless song remind me that the spring and summer of youth is quickly fading fast. But God has granted me the chance to see early autumn. But oh it hurts to lose your youth and face regrets of yesteryear.
Totally agree with you.
I was 11years old in the summer of 64. Even then i new it was a special song. On vacation in Table Rock Lake Missouri.
I'm off from work tonight @ VA Hospital and listening the SMX Radio they play the song .I remember those days I was a little 9 yrs old.Its nice to listen the 70's songs.I love it.
A timeless soft rock classic. Anyone else remember when Chad & Jeremy appeared on the Dick Van Dyke Show as "The Redcoats?"
I remember it.
patty duke show too
Sure do, they were great
Of course, I just watched the episode 10 minutes ago. One of my favorite episodes. They also were on Batman. Catwoman stole their voices!!
@@garryford1216
How did I miss that one?
I've seen that Dick VanDyke episode a bunch of times, but never Batman. Thanks! I'll look out for it.
I had the enormous privilege of being taught at secondary school by Keith Noble (co-writer). An incredible teacher and a thoroughly, thoroughly decent man. Humble, giving and supportive throughout my schooldays. Loved hearing him talk about the creation of this song. A chart topper in the USA as I recall him saying with pride! Tremendously beautiful song. I'll never forget his kindness, care and support: it really made a difference. I hope all of you listeners enjoy. God bless you Mr Noble. I'll be forever grateful for having had you as a teacher. One in a million.
Interesting story, they're obscure and virtually unknown in the UK having charted just once in 1963 with their first release that made no.37, just about profitable enough to allow the record company to give them studio time and musicans to record an album, in the hope that it may pay for itself and allow a small profit, which it just about did..
Subsequent releases were made solely with the American Market in mind and were never promoted in the UK as they sold poorly
He was an interesting man to listen to. Had been involved in ‘The Screaming Abdabs’ who later evolved into Pink Floyd… “Tell us about your time in the band, Sir” was a bit of a recurring request, but he didn’t give too much away. Glad the studios made enough to keep them going. I listen to this song often - it’s timeless.
Haven't heard this song in many years. Brings back childhood memories.
Eddie Parker I am still listening to this awesome music I am 78 now will never stop brovo for the 60s 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Chad &Jeremy's songs always remind me of those years of my youth ... years full of dreams. Love this duo. RIP Mr..Chad Stuart.
Sitting behind the stadium at lunch listening to this song on my little pocket radio. Simple times, simple pleasures.
I remember watching Dick Clark with my young aunt in the 1950s. The sixties and early seventies had incredibly talented singers, songwriters, and musicians, though.
Brings me back to the summers in the 60's ,one of my favorite songs
and first loves
First heartbreak ... 💔
They were on batman tv show
And The Munsters, The Patty Duke Show, and The Dick van Dyke Show...
@@heatherremlin8607 To this day, 57 years later I remember & miss my first love, Lindy Lopez
Love, Love, Love....thank you for your awesome music and great memories in my life....🥰
We will still be listening when this turns 100!
My all-time favorite #1 song! The images and emotions and memories that this wonderful song evokes are simply timeless...
I’m listening to this timeless classic!
Loved it back then, last day of school got to take my tennis shoes home........pure delight putting those on and listening to these tunes on the Pontiac radio...........
Beautiful harmonies with their voices, enticing accents with brass and strings and the final pièce de résistance of ending the ballad on a picardy third. This was truly music for the soul.
I was a high school senior in 1964.....I loved them so much I named one of my sons Jeremy ❤.
Nice anecdote, Emillie
So did I🙂
Back in the days when Music was just good music no swearing no bullshit just good music
My parents listened to this music all the time and it takes me back. I grew up with Dick Clark. I miss him. He truly was the youngest teenager ❤❤❤❤.
I was so in love with them! The songs were beautiful and so innocent. Yes how I wish we could go back!
This tune is so great/beautiful....Practically UNREAL!! So Great, LUV IT!! A True Gem!!
It's Summer right now.Listening to this song today-July 23,2019.
Jeremy is playing here at a tiny club in ky in a few weeks..
Desde México un abrazo, disfrutando de ésta linda, muy linda melodía. ♪♪♪Kisses in the Summer days♪♪♪
Not in Australia! 8C in Sydney. Very cold for us.
@@carolevonaarberg472 cierto!! Acá sol y calor y con ustedes frío
@@kensims4086 Be sure to see him!
Born in 1972 love Chad and Jeremy. AWESOME
Im still alive, hearing & watching my old Records of Chad & Jeremy, we have a long playing Record, of 1968 .Era.
I loved this song, born in 1953! I lived through the best of the best of music! Loved this song then and now in 2019!
1953 here too. Miss those days. 😔
BEAUTIFUL! 1964's CLASSIC.
I was born in the 80's and this song brings me happiness. I'm in love songs in the 60's 70's 80's 90's. I guess I'm in love with the earliest 60s
You are a smart person! 😊
I wish we could go back to those times they were amazing times to grow up in.
A classic then and still stunningly beautiful
The summer of 1964 was magical. Unlike the tragic summer of 2020. I'll be glad when this year is over, I'm running out of happy memories!!!
I wasn't even alive in 1964 (I wouldn't be born for another 38 years), but I would rather be there than in 2020, the most crummy year I've ever lived through.
So glad this masterpiece is preserved on here. Beautiful. :_)
Thanks for the memories. Back to a time went things were so simple..I miss those days.
Losing all our great singers but living to 79-WOW!
Such special times and memories. a young girl in Love with a Young man that joined the Army, off he went my heart Broke.
We married in Aug 1968, 3 children, military career, 9 Grandchildren and he passed away. 2009. Such wonderful memories sad good all wrapped into one. Love the song.
I could not sing that song without choking up; too beautiful and melancholy.