NEW 📀 Reflections Of My Life - The Marmalade {Stereo} 1970
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- Опубліковано 7 жов 2024
- 1970....#10 U.S. Billboard Hot 100, #7 UK Singles Chart, #3 UK Singles Chart, #6 Canada
Original videos edited and AI remastered with HQ stereo sound / Originally posted on 4/17/2017.
"Reflections of My Life" was a 1969/1970 hit single for the Scottish band, Marmalade. It was written by their lead guitarist Junior Campbell, and singer Dean Ford (born Thomas McAleese). Released in late 1969, it was the band's first release on Decca following an earlier spell at CBS.
The song went on to chart worldwide, reaching number three in the UK in 1969, number 10 in the US in 1970 on the Billboard Hot 100, and number seven on the Cash Box Top 100. Initial sales were significant in both countries, and the one million mark was reported in November 1971, when the group was presented with a gold disc for global sales. The track featured a lead vocal by Ford backed by vocal harmonies, and included a reverse tape guitar solo (backmasking) by Campbell.
"Reflections of My Life" has produced sales of over two million units. In 1998 the writers were awarded a Special Citation of Achievement by the BMI for attaining radio broadcast performances in excess of one million in the US alone.
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THANK YOU MY DARLING ❤
Bullshit. Get outside and listen to some live music.
@rickgarland4994 I DO HAVE LIVE MUSIC EVERY MORNING OUT MY WINDOW.....I HAVE MY POT TEA AND THEN I GO OUT TO JOIN THEM SWEETIE 😉🙂🐦🐦🐦🐦🐦🐦
100 percent
uk in a mess
back then, it was a better time. I was there and now I"m 76 and life sucks.
yep
Well brother, I'm 67 and I go ride my Goldwing cross country, try it you'll love it, life does not have to suck, happy trails
@@javig5045
I was there. I am 83 between jamming on my guitar and getting on my FLSTF for a blast down the road ,life can still be good.
Tenho 65 a vida não é ruim nós é que estamos cansados.Mas a boa música está aí para nos lembrar o quanto já fomos felizes e ainda podemos continuar a ser. 🎶 🎵 🎶 🎵
im 65 and life is still worth living.
We will never have this generation like this.
Love this music!❤
👴🏼🏴😘
The generation of what is right and what is wrong, not woke.
so do i
I graduated from high school in 1970. Listening to this song in 2024 gives it a whole different meaning. 😢
Nice. I graduated in '69 right before you.
In vietnam
@@petersclafani4370I was waiting my turn i signed up thank God that damn war ended.befor i had to go. Thank you for your survice Sir.
@@smurfstoolsoldiesmusictimemach 1974 here, Chicago.
I'm from chile and likeme that song too is very Nice ❤
Will never be another generation like ours. We were the best.
ABSOLUTELY 💯
The best music, best parties, best clubs, best cars, best motorcycles, fun clothes, best party favors, best vacations, best friends.....
@@plsavage I STILL HAVE ALL THAT BUT NOT THE DRINKING OUT TO CLUBS....😊🙂😘
AMEN! ❤
No!!
Great music from the very best musical generation! Far removed from today's trash!
People said the EXACT same thing about music from this era.
In my humble opinion the music from the 60s and 70s is much, much better than todays. Keep in mind that I only saw the light of day in 1969...
I mostly agree but there is some good stuff if you dig enough
No,the atmosphere is not there ,,,,,At all...😊😊😊😊😊@@derianimp
@@BradAdams-fu4qx I disagree. Ive heard great stuff and really unique stuff.
Amen
Yes sir !
The line “The World is a bad place …. A terrible place to live” certainly fits todays World 😡🤬🤬🤬
You are right
At least be thankful to all of the self-serving corrupt politicians that helped make it what it is!
"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.........."
Yes,yet is the terrible true
Concordo plenamente...
Born in 1953 I’ve seen everything and always said we had the best music back then.
My dad was 1954 and I agree with him he had the best music
Our 50s & 60s music will live forever ❤
I'm with you all the way with that m8👍
Forgot to say i was born in 1953
1955 🎉🎉🎉
I miss my husband and remember him as the best man I ever Loved!
Best husband too❤!
take care
Amazing how it sounds even more relevant today.
I'd give anything to go back to this time and period when things were simple and with heartfelt music.
Except for that damn , useless, political war that took too many lives.
@RBS314 I totally agree, I lost some relatives in WW2 and a cousin in Vietnam for nothing.
@@mommaweathers3620 1961, Eisenhower, a Republican, warned us about the military-industrial complex.
@jglee6721 I've heard all about it and the sad part is our country is in shambles because of it and probably all over the world.
Are humans
Really
That Dumb ???
I absolutely love this song, it's been 53 years or so and i love it as much as i did in 1969/1970. Great music with meaning. I'm much older now and do a lot of reflecting on my life.
Totally with you on this! If God had a favourite track it would be this one! 😀
True That!
Enjoy, our following generations just will never know what we had. Taking another angle listen to Merle Haggard Okie from Muskogee it wasn’t all roses.
Eu também ❤
When life was easy and Love was limitless we had more acceptance and less judgemental attitudes... So glad I was born in the sixties..
Young punk
Me too. it truly was a golden time. Some might say it's false memory syndrome but the evidence is there on video.
Verdade.
🙏🩵 Dean Ford 1945-2018, rests in blissful, eternal peace 🙏🩵
My parents thought our music, long hair, and clothes were the end of the world. If that was our only problem now, I would be happy 😊. Those were good times. And we didn’t even realize just how good it was.
65 here and dont recognize this world , a world we tried so hard to bring peace n love for future generations 😪
It all went wrong.
one of my favourite bands
You are not alone!! 😊😊😊
Hi from France! 64. Same for me . Bad and sad new world.
Jesus Christ is Lord
❤️✝️🙏
Many rejected Him in the 60's, still do.
Know Him and rest in peace
So glad I grew up when I did!
So sad for my kids and grandkids though 😔❤️🕊️
Wonderful song. This was the era of GREAT music. So many different bands and different genres of music. Most of the stuff they produced still sounds as good today. Just playing a few songs from that era transports me back to happier times. The only advantage of living now is we have access to UA-cam and other platforms which enable us to select our own personal favourites!
Thats why I share alot of it all the time.I let my children and grands listen to it with me.
They love Let the Sunshine alot.😊😊😊
Always love this in the 70 and still today August 8 2024
I like a lot of 🎵 songs but this one got a spot in my heart
One of the best songs from the 60s, 1969 it was remember it as if it was yesterday, the golden age ❤
Who in 2024 are reflecting back and see this crazy shit that’s going on in our COUNTRY ‼️😡🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻✝️✝️✝️✡️✡️✡️✡️🇺🇸❤️
ME
Concordo
@@stephendavidcavuoti6548 what kind of crazy stuff?
Yup. 50th high school reunion in a couple of weeks. The country has changed so much for the worse! Watergate was NOTHING compared to the shit going on now!!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Who could not be inspired to reflect on ones life & times with this beautiful song!!👍👍👍❤❤❤
This song is pure genius and true emotion. Dean Ford, your music and meaningful lyrics ring true and live on today and likely will forever.
Oh how they fill my eyes ❤ tears of sadness and joy
I don't care who disagrees.....this song is powerful. I was 13 when this song hit the airwaves. Beginning when I was a little kid, music always had a huge emotional impact on me. I have a brother who's 3 years older, who had a radio and listened to the local Top 40 station in '67 and '68 AND I spent LOTS of my summer days at the public pool back then, I was genuinely being compelled to process the power of mid to late 60s music. I'm part of the group of folks older than I am who maintain there'll never be another 60s when it comes to music.
Still love this song!
This is a masterpiece. What a beautiful music!
72 5 days ago and I remember this when it first came out and it was a very iconic record with a melancholic story beautiful lyrics and a sad but happy thread running through it. absolutely love this..rip Dean Ford
I miss the good times back then
I was a babyboomer i grew up with this kind of music but now when i look back i feel so sad and angry my youth has gone so has the music and the worst of all my country has gone as well.
Our country is going to be just fine. Vote 🗳️ Blue. Our future depends on it. ❤❤
@tturner12341 what and let them govern like they did the last 5 years NO THANKS the future is
REFORM 🇬🇧✝️🇬🇧
The music is still here just got to listen to it and watch it all, forget the news and all that political rubbish just watch the tube and chill😎
A thrift store I often shop at in the Denver area plays tracks of old songs from the 70s when I was a teen. Whenever they play this song it always stops me in my tracks. Today more than ever because I am planning to sell my house after experiencing a personal tragedy and move back to Hawaii, my "old home" where I lived in my 20s. I was literally crying in the aisle with my basket full of aloha shirts! lol. I looked up the song this evening on UA-cam to listen to it again and same thing, tears flowing down my cheeks. The words, the music, the voices are so deep and profound, so beautiful to listen to. These musicians are clearly gifted souls able to touch our hearts in the deepest places. I scrolled down and read every comment. The comments also touched my heart and I truly appreciate the people who shared them here. I feel that perhaps I should listen to this song every day and that might just change my life. God bless.
My all time favourite song. Touches my heart like no other
My 5 years old great nephew said: this is the kind of music aunt Janete likes! I was surprised I never plays theses songs for him! Kkkk smart boy!❤
This song's lyrics indeed "take me back" to my youth.
Alguém ouvindo essa preciosidade em 2024? 🇧🇷
Been listening since 1967 we knew a great song even back there
EEEEUUUUU🥁🥁🎹🎶🎶🎶🎶🎤🎤🎤🎸🎸🎵🎵🎵🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Eu, essa música fez parte da minha juventude,🎉🎉🎉
I was born 1953 we had the best memories
Ich liebe diese Musik sie hat Gefühl ❤️❤️ findet man heut zu Tage leider nicht mehr sehr oft😢 sehr schade. Super Song 😊👍
Makes me cry…. Love this song
Makes me cry too. Everytime.
Brilliant simply brilliant ❤
最好的年代，懷念的歌曲，除了好聴之外，𥚃面的歌詞也道盡一些人的一生的經歷。
Nací en el 59 y moriré feliz de haber vivido junto con tantas maravillosas canciones de hombres que para mi son como que hubieran venido a la tierra de un mundo celestial para hacernos recordar qué el verdadero amor si existe y la ayuda a nuestros prójimos debe ser eterna
Amen, I wouldn't change anything! Born in 1961, no matter the issues that were going on then, I wouldn't want to be 20 something today, no way! God bless you and yours!✌️
My mate Steve said the beatles would have been proud to write this song. It's that good, he used to blast it out with his big speakers..RIP Steve 🎵🎶🥁
What a great time in music, the 70’s ✌🏼😎
1 of the greatest 1 hit wonders of all time . just listen to the words
Not one hit wonders . Do your
homework !
The marmalade were no 1 hit wonders, plenty brilliant songs
Marmalade, one-hit wonders! You're having a giraffe.
Only a yank could say that😅😅😅😅😅
probably one of the greatest songs ever written .a lot of Vietnam vets will agree rip dean ford .
French boy in Montreal Canada deeply touch by the emotion of that sound without understanding the lyrics I search of this song for year. Rediscover it about 15 years ago and then I understood the lyrics and understood why it touch me that much as a 10years old French boy. Dean Ford could sing and make you feel raw emotions regardless of your comprehension of his language. August 4th. 2024 I lost my wife to glioblastoma brain cancer, after 43 years of marriage, now this song became an obsession it really represente how I feel. It help me to cry and try to make sense of my life. Now my lovely wife Josée and Dean are at the same place in the memory of our creator and I have no doubt that he will wake them up (John 5:28,29). I believe this but for now and the last 10 months of Josée life my life can easily be compare to a nightmare. Anyway one of the most emotional and powerful song of all time. Thank to Dean and the marmalades
Som espectacular! Fui jovem nesta época... que saudades! Marmelade, Beatles, Stones, Everly Brothers, Herman's Hermits, Hollies, Bee Gees e muitas outras bandas. Hoje, o som que está na moda, não bate com meu gosto!
Sublime. If this were the only thing Dean Ford, Junior Campbell and the band did, it would be enough for a lifetime. But they did so much more! A true gift to the people of the era and to posterity.
Junior Campbell worked on Thomas The Tank Engine
I love 50s 60s and 70s music,the best times for music with the 70s for me was just top of the pops,I sing a lot at home with hubby but wish there was more entertainment around these years in places around uk where we all could meet up safely
such a very well performed song anyone can relate to this the way things are
This is a sad but beautiful song and I love it 💭
Class of '70 here..
It's tough, real tough..
Having lived in a time when America was..
Take a glance in that rearview mirror..
But don't stare into it..
'Lest you crash and burn.
Fantastic group from Scotland one of the best in my opinion
A real gift that never gets old
Magnifique chanson et Dean Ford❤
I just love this song.
This is by far the best video version of this legendary song on the interwebs.
Thank you very much for doing it right and uploading it to the world.
Thank you very much.
Yes, thank you. I cry through the entire song, it's so deep and profound.
Born in 1959. Listen to the radio as much as I could back then growing up. All those great songs from the 50's thru the 80's still sound great compared to what ever the hell these kids are listening to nowadays
I'm 66 years old and I am so into the vintage music and movies that I grew up with cuz this world is a piece of s***
My sister's suck.
My husband was my ROCK for 30 years, and he died.
I miss him!!
God knows I miss him!
Sorry for your loss Wanda but believe me you will see him again and then you will never be parted ⚘️⚘️⚘️⚘️
😘😘😘
My wife was til she passed on the 23/12/23 age 48. I know how you feel, I feel empty
Heard this song for the first time travelling from Paris to Lisbon in 1970. Two Canadians two Americans in a vw beetle. Rather cramped. I think it was broadcast by us army radio
To remember exactly when and where you heard it so many years ago, must have made a deep impression on you. The music, the guitar solo, the lyrics, Dean Ford, it is perfection.
I give up on that song .I love it and don't ... God! I love it forever yes
Eu estava lá nessa época!Orgulho ter vivido esse espetáculo de música (1970)
2024 still as great as ever this song ❤
The best times,best songs.
Ive listens to this 1974, still as good as then. My favorite years ,i cant stand todays .but yesteryears, oh ya baby😮😊
GREAT REFLECTIONS
My theme song when I retired and moved to Mexico;
"I'm changing, arranging
I'm changing
I'm changing everything
Everything around me" ❤
This came out the year my brother and I started our record collections when I was 12 and he was 11. It was played regularly on 93 XRT Chicago during the 70s and 80s. It was extra special to hear this song on the FM radio in my Chevette on my way back to my childhood home during visits there in the late 70s.
Timeless classic.
Eu dancei nas festinhas de garagem....saudades de um tempo q nunca mais voltará.
Voltei no tempo! Meus 20 anos, junto com minha namorada (minha esposa cinco anos após). A gente gostava muito de ir a quermesse, comer uns petiscos, por exemplo batata frita, tomar um cuba-libre e, essa canção sempre era muito executada. Saudades...
Olá! Também gosto muito desta banda e de muitas outras daquele tempo. Quando você citou a mistura do Rum com o Coca... cara! até hoje continuo consumindo, é muito saborosa.
Excellent nothing else to say
talking about taking me back...this takes me waaaaaaay back in the day ❤
Im 64 listened to this in the 70s 🎉🍻 ❤
Awesome 🕊️💐🇪🇬💐🕊️
Probably one of the greatest songs of all time written by Dean Ford (Thomas McAleese) from Springboig in Glasgow. and Junior Campbell from Airdrie. RIP Thomas.
Loved the sixties wish we could go back. Born 1952
Reflecting on my life. 2024 has beat me down but I miraculously have survived!
For sure, soundtrack of my life
First time I heard this song I was in basic training in 1970 in Texas and they had a juke box that played constantly and this song was played alot! 👍😎
💘¡Vive el pasado ahora! 👏 Una generación que nunca volverá. ❤❤❤❤❤👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️❤️💘💘💘💘
Eu era pré adolescente, adorava, rádio de pilha, tô resistido 😢
Sou dos anos 60, tempo que só ouvíamos músicas maravilhosas como está que estou ouvindo agora tempos bons,pena que hoje em dia não se houve música boa mais, más graças a Deus sou da melhor época deste mundo 🎉🎉🎉
The song fits today the world is a sad place a terrible place to live but I don't want to die isn't it true❤
The best music beautifull , oh my ❤
추억을 공유하는 명곡..
어릴적 부터 지금까지 그리고 앞으로도 자주 찾아 들으며 함께 살아가는 나의 인생의 일부분인 몇 안되는 노래
I love this song❤
That orchestral backing is awesome.Sums up nicely life/music 1960s against life/"music" 2020s
Thoughts of my crippled, elderly, widowed mom brought me here. She will turn 88 yrs old in a few weeks. Seems like she is tired. Not tired from the day, but from life. I love you tons mom and don’t want you to die😢.
TÃO LINDA ESSA MÚSICA, DOS: THE MARMELADE EU AMO AS MÚSICAS DESSA BANDA MARAVILHOSA🎵🎵🎵🎸🎸🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🎤🎤🎤🎶🎶🎶🎶🎹🎹🥁🥁🥁
Most beautiful song
Hits me every time!! ❤ 2024....
I just turned 75, Marine Nam Vet and I think I’m lucky to have lived through the music of the 50s to 2000. I had this song on my playlist, I thought anyway, so I had to think of the groups name and thankfully, it did.
It' a song I've liked for a long time, but recently I've been reflecting on its meaning.
I'm listening to it again. Dean foord"s voice is so beautiful and wonderful.
I'M 68 NOW AND STILL REMEMBER THE PEOPLE WHO GAVE ME FREEDOM WE ARE NEXT!! DON'T LET OUR COUNTRY FALL
I grew up with this family and the Waterbury Connecticut and this guy reminds me of Kenny Weiss he had a brother named Ricky and another brother named Eugene and a sister named Debbie and you know it was a big family but maybe reminds me of this guy is again it's a strange I grew up with him we used to hang by the railroad tracks to school and party you know
Viajando no tempo, voltando para os meus tempos de colégio e os bailinhos de garagem...
E eu nem vi que tudo passou, assim, na velocidade dessa música. 😢
Real music.😊
Einer meiner Favouriten 💯👍💯, Gruß aus DE, Ettlingen
This was a frequent play when I was in Nam with 101st south of DMZ. Sorta fit the general mood of the situation there I guess. One of those songs that sticks with you, for sure.