b. Margret Annemarie Batavio in 1948 PA Best known for her hit song "I Will Follow Him", which topped the American pop charts in 1964; she was only 15 at the time and was known as "Little Peggy March". Maybe cuz she's only 4' 10" tall? Yep. Her stage name is a combination of the fact that she's only 4'10" tall ("Little"), her nickname ("Peggy") and the month she was born in ("March"). We don't make these things up. Love her and love this song!
im 13 and todays music is complete crap. all it has to do with is drugs and sex. i was born in the wrong era. this is the music that should still be played. best music ever.
I do agree, I guess that music during those times are pure entertainment; it brings the very essence of enjoying life, GOD centered full of love for the good teaching. The warm of the music of my time gave that playful side of life and the pain in a more positive way. The melody can even calm an angry man or bring out the happy kid in every aged person full of despair. Thank GOD my children albeit their all professional they like the present songs and this music I grew up with, they love it.
When I was a little kid I used to pretend this was a song to god. It made me feel better about listening to secular music. Not to say I didn't or don't XD
That picture sleeve and the record both epitomize the endangered status of rock and roll by 1963 and underscores that the Beatles didn't arrive a day too soon to put its ownership back in the hands of the young. It it easier to image March in a nun's outfit than on all fours for her first orgy. Then and now, when any teenager's record buying purchases coaxed the folks into singing along -instead of rolling their eyes in exasperation- then there's some key factor wrong with it.
Those of us who lived 'in this era find it so curious when some of the young people today listen to this music. A range of reactions come forth that are interesting to study. Some are genuinely smitten by the 'innocence' in contrast with the 'outthere', in your face attitudes of today's music. Some are like Aliens from another planet listening to something so strange and funny to them. Others mock it ignorantly. Those of us who lived it, breath it in like life sustaining oxygen.
@jeff62rey In part this owes to the culture in which we then lived - one of hope, peace, growing prosperity, personal expression & the gifted leadership of a young American Pericles in the high golden hour of his reign, Ours was a democracy, not an imperialistic oligarchy. JFK pared U.S. povery in half in less than 3 years, while today half the nation (150 million) suffer deprivation, We had a Peace Corp & were the pride of the world. He led us to diversity & personal distinction.
@WALRU11 And all of that basically came crashing down at 12:30pm, November 22,1963. It was not just our beloved Jack who sustained a fatal wound to the head. It was millions of hopeful, inspired and good people alongside him. We have never recovered and the cancer has reached a critical stage in the body politic.
@jeff62rey True, I went to work in Bobby's campaign & was with him the night before he too, was shot to death. That was a very difficult time for me. America really has never recovered. The assassins took over, the architects of the National (in)Security State, rolling out their array of insidious cancerous programs from which derived further assassinations, mass murders, serial killings, wars, repressive new measures, & control of mass media, music, & most aspects of culture.
I lived with my grandparents since childhood, and they would listen to this music. I remember our trip to the mountains, and this music would lull me and my sis to sleep. Or the times my mom cried (I call my grandma mom) and she'd play this music while I try to comfort her. Because I grew up with this era of music and country, I have a fondness for it. I'm 19, and I know once they depart from this world, I will listen to this music, and be taken back to the beautiful days they were around.
@jeff62rey well put! yes, could be a feminists' headache, but for those of us who lived it...a nostalgic fresh breath that is part of our life.. now, then and always
@jeff62rey We're living in an atmosphere choked with insincerety, ingenuiness, deception, and unaccountability and it's all so prevalent that it would choke us to death except for the fact that we still have bits of real truth - truth conveyed through art - that breaks through the smog of these insidious times to give us short lived relief to sustain us with fresh air before we're enveloped and surrounded again by the vapid pungeant clouds of contemporary movements.
@jeff62rey Couldnt agree more. That song - like many others of that time --still haunts the corridors of my unconscious. It's amazing what's rumbling about there far from the light of day. When I heard it for the first time again in more than 40 or 50 yrs it was like some lost spirit from the distance past coming to remind me I once lived there. Oh doesnt it tug at the old heart strings.
i heard this song when i was 14 on my mom records you can just picture what these lyrics would do to a girl with her first crush with no love experience...just a bunch of lalalala in the head lol
Scott Wilder has a little clip using this background music as Obama speaks or is spoken of by those who adore him so. No comment to the politcal side one way or the other here from me, just a great song for the clip. Great job Scott, Miss ya'll!
I pity you young people who never knew a time when one person in the family could provide; and the other one could stay home with the children. That was a wonderful time to grow up in! My parents are in their 90's now and still married! My little sister and I have done everything we can to give that sort of life to our children, they are not in therapy, jail or rehab; so I will vote for the old ways! Oh Yah 4 out of 4 kids are college grads.
@piatoscanoangel now that kinda stuff will give u a swift kick in the pants a real man though would never hit a woman and its not bad some men wish to b lead
@27jengirl I know... what has happened? When this song came out men truly respected women. They were revered... and guys were shy, afraid to ask for a date.
@Breatherable I dunno..it's not blocked everywhere and I was wondering tbh why someone would say it's the best version when it's got this weird high pitched sound going through it. That's all.
Yes.Kurt i see what you mean by the timing in the song over the years.I had a listen to her singing in Japanese.Its letter perfect to the orig.Apparently,she was very popular over there.jk
@peugteobike Little Peggy March had a monster hit with this record in 1963. To cash in on the popularity, other artists released cover versions on their albums. Skeeter Davis was one of those artists who copied Little Peggy March's hit................that is why they sound alike. Skeeter Davis was copying Little Peggy's arrangement of this song.
@kurtsupreme :Yeah, that is right,but you gotta remember this was a song originally recorded by the English girl,Pet Clark and sung in French(and later Italian) entitled,Chariot.Listen to Pets version here on YT!There is also an italian version bt Italian girl,Roberta Corti-with the anglicized stage name,Betty curtis.
@SuperJohnnykay Yes, I am aware of the origin of the song and the recordings that came before LIttle Peggy March's version. In this country, those other versions were virtually unknown (and still are). It was Little Peggy March who made this song a "household tune!!!!!"
@SuperJohnnykay I agree with you, John............she did do a great job! I met her last year at an "oldies show" in Pennsylvania. She laughed when I told her that there are people that think that this song originated in the movie, "Sister Act" and that some of the comments said that she did a nice "cover" of the song. She said that she does not look at these sites....................but, that she would get a kick out of seeing those comments. She was very nice and not at all stuffy or aloof.
@kurtsupreme :Kurt, she looks like a real down to earth person.There are later recordings of hers here on YT and she sounds like she has retained her singing ability.Greaet stuff,jk
@SuperJohnnykay Yes, she has retained her voice. I must say that I was disappointed by the way she uses a staccato timing when singing "I Will Follow Him" live. It was always a cha cha; however, she sings it with a different timing than the original recording. In my humble opinion, it takes away from the enjoyment . She was on a PBS special (I believe that it is on Youtube). she is singing in that staccato timing there, too. Tell me what you think. I prefer her to hold her notes longer.
to the englishman who wrote I must be a young bloke and well with the muslim Obama in power I truly will be BROKE, not sure of what bloke means. Anyway I was a teen during the Beatle invasion and this occurred at a time when many of us young BLOKES were being drafted and sent to Vietnam and 59,919 of us died there, I was lucky and only came back with minor wounds. The Beatles were smoking dope and bad mouthing Americans when we had no choice but to go to Nam . It was law.
What a great sone from another great voice on a little lady. Her voice is in there with Wanda Jackson, Brenda Lee, Thersa Brewer and a couple others this old mind will not access for me. I got to see Peggy March in Berlin at Templehof in 1980. She had been living and performing in Germany for several years at that time. It was a big treat for me to see her then.
anyone else this picture of her looks like that girl from Order of Phoenix Harry Potter... that one girl that tries to get harry's powers taken? the Ministry girl?
This song always creeped me out in a way or made me laugh. It seems like a stalking song. There is never a clear notion if the guy likes the narrator in return, only that he touched her hand and after that moment all she wants to do is follow him.
I searched this song because of eminem's sample in guilty conscience.
anitkabre 12 hours ago
Wonderful...Wonderful...:)
loveforhimloveforhim 1 day ago
Flapjackflapjackflapjack
WildFeline999 2 days ago
b. Margret Annemarie Batavio in 1948 PA Best known for her hit song "I Will Follow Him", which topped the American pop charts in 1964; she was only 15 at the time and was known as "Little Peggy March". Maybe cuz she's only 4' 10" tall? Yep. Her stage name is a combination of the fact that she's only 4'10" tall ("Little"), her nickname ("Peggy") and the month she was born in ("March"). We don't make these things up. Love her and love this song!
mangledinal 4 days ago
such a simple song and melody which says so much..todays songs sometimes get lost in the music
angeiamme 1 week ago
And I will follow her! WOW, and what a trip that was! Thanks babe!
JCARPRED 1 week ago
Those were the songs. Those were the days
markimac 1 week ago 2
It was a magic time...
jscottupton 1 week ago
Just FANTASTIC.
Chuquebra2 1 week ago
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MultiMeg1 1 week ago
ESTO ES ANDUVA!!
thecoolestgunner 1 week ago
It's funny..The young artists of the '50's -60's didn't even need an ' American Idol ' to cut a great song back then...
je28511 2 weeks ago
the sister act song
ellie545 2 weeks ago
im 13 and todays music is complete crap. all it has to do with is drugs and sex. i was born in the wrong era. this is the music that should still be played. best music ever.
AltumAngelFish 2 weeks ago 10
@AltumAngelFish Today's music is horrible indeed but even old music talked about drugs and sex.
beatlesecw 2 weeks ago
I like this version BUT...my favorite will always be the original version by Franck Pourcel and His Grand Orchestra.
It was called "Chariot" and was recorded and released in 1961, on the LP Amour Danse Et. Violons No.17. It's instrumental.
cmulwee001 3 weeks ago
I do agree, I guess that music during those times are pure entertainment; it brings the very essence of enjoying life, GOD centered full of love for the good teaching. The warm of the music of my time gave that playful side of life and the pain in a more positive way. The melody can even calm an angry man or bring out the happy kid in every aged person full of despair. Thank GOD my children albeit their all professional they like the present songs and this music I grew up with, they love it.
34pathfinder 3 weeks ago
I love those classic songs
viennalx 4 weeks ago
I was 12 when this song came out in the top 40. It was and is terrific!
linuxgr8 1 month ago
Está claro que se ha basado en los cánticos del Mirandes!
Insago 1 month ago
I'm a 19-year-old atheist. But, if I were a religious guy, I would probably choose this song as my anthem :P
P.S.:I love Sister Act!
MrJThink 1 month ago
ha. been following him for 30 some years. Finally caught up. Found him. Such luck.
txscooterchick1 1 month ago
i love the music from this age.
mx060990 1 month ago 3
This is real music.
TheJesermay 1 month ago
Thumbs up if Night of the Assassin by Les Rallizes Denudes brought you here.
ParhelicTriangle 1 month ago
wow... I can't belive that I find this song :-)
gepir1 1 month ago
When I was a little kid I used to pretend this was a song to god. It made me feel better about listening to secular music. Not to say I didn't or don't XD
D1g1mental 1 month ago 2
"He is my destiny." That's saying something.
JRG2733 1 month ago in playlist More videos from IceQbe69
This was the number 1 hit when my mother was born :)
emmakoster 1 month ago
Whenever I listen to this song, the first thing I think of is my crush... <3
hansg888 1 month ago
I may only be 19, but I love music from this era. :D
sofaganino 1 month ago
@sofaganino You are an old soul, like me ;)
MelR0se20 1 month ago
lovely my era
sisterhood70 1 month ago
I've extracted over 63 thousand radio-embedded foreigners. (Retired 2011)
- Joseph Huntington, PhD
JosephHuntington 1 month ago
when i came to the U.S. in 1961-i fell into the radio!never came out!-great music
MrPeacebass 1 month ago
That picture sleeve and the record both epitomize the endangered status of rock and roll by 1963 and underscores that the Beatles didn't arrive a day too soon to put its ownership back in the hands of the young. It it easier to image March in a nun's outfit than on all fours for her first orgy. Then and now, when any teenager's record buying purchases coaxed the folks into singing along -instead of rolling their eyes in exasperation- then there's some key factor wrong with it.
dvlaries 1 month ago
Its awsome !!! (:
TheEqa95 1 month ago 3
Just wonderful!!!!!
rast12ify 1 month ago 15
First white female act to top the R&B Billobard charts....and you have to think that Sister Act brought this song some more attention!!
Xzamilloh 1 month ago
Those of us who lived 'in this era find it so curious when some of the young people today listen to this music. A range of reactions come forth that are interesting to study. Some are genuinely smitten by the 'innocence' in contrast with the 'outthere', in your face attitudes of today's music. Some are like Aliens from another planet listening to something so strange and funny to them. Others mock it ignorantly. Those of us who lived it, breath it in like life sustaining oxygen.
jeff62rey 1 month ago 42
@jeff62rey In part this owes to the culture in which we then lived - one of hope, peace, growing prosperity, personal expression & the gifted leadership of a young American Pericles in the high golden hour of his reign, Ours was a democracy, not an imperialistic oligarchy. JFK pared U.S. povery in half in less than 3 years, while today half the nation (150 million) suffer deprivation, We had a Peace Corp & were the pride of the world. He led us to diversity & personal distinction.
WALRU11 1 month ago
@WALRU11 And all of that basically came crashing down at 12:30pm, November 22,1963. It was not just our beloved Jack who sustained a fatal wound to the head. It was millions of hopeful, inspired and good people alongside him. We have never recovered and the cancer has reached a critical stage in the body politic.
jeff62rey 1 month ago
@jeff62rey True, I went to work in Bobby's campaign & was with him the night before he too, was shot to death. That was a very difficult time for me. America really has never recovered. The assassins took over, the architects of the National (in)Security State, rolling out their array of insidious cancerous programs from which derived further assassinations, mass murders, serial killings, wars, repressive new measures, & control of mass media, music, & most aspects of culture.
WALRU11 1 month ago
@jeff62rey could't have said it better myself.thanks
cstrln 1 month ago
I lived with my grandparents since childhood, and they would listen to this music. I remember our trip to the mountains, and this music would lull me and my sis to sleep. Or the times my mom cried (I call my grandma mom) and she'd play this music while I try to comfort her. Because I grew up with this era of music and country, I have a fondness for it. I'm 19, and I know once they depart from this world, I will listen to this music, and be taken back to the beautiful days they were around.
GuitarM0use 1 month ago 4
@jeff62rey you nailed it when you said it was like oxygen.!
deroseg 1 month ago 2
@jeff62rey well put! yes, could be a feminists' headache, but for those of us who lived it...a nostalgic fresh breath that is part of our life.. now, then and always
jschuler53 1 month ago
@jeff62rey We're living in an atmosphere choked with insincerety, ingenuiness, deception, and unaccountability and it's all so prevalent that it would choke us to death except for the fact that we still have bits of real truth - truth conveyed through art - that breaks through the smog of these insidious times to give us short lived relief to sustain us with fresh air before we're enveloped and surrounded again by the vapid pungeant clouds of contemporary movements.
BMcbugger 1 month ago
@jeff62rey That is so so true
tobbythecat2 3 weeks ago
@jeff62rey Couldnt agree more. That song - like many others of that time --still haunts the corridors of my unconscious. It's amazing what's rumbling about there far from the light of day. When I heard it for the first time again in more than 40 or 50 yrs it was like some lost spirit from the distance past coming to remind me I once lived there. Oh doesnt it tug at the old heart strings.
madura60 3 weeks ago
@jeff62rey ...u bet...60s was the 'decade' ..yep I find it odd too...smitten is the word...gosh there were hits after hits...
Medicinecloud 3 weeks ago 3
@jeff62rey i like your comment very much . . . i was born in 1980 . .am 31 now . . . and enjoy music from 50s and 60s more then any other decade
SpaceMuzikMaster 3 weeks ago
a masterpiece ! from a nice lady which can sing also in german
nightravenonline 1 month ago 3
Al Bundy loved this song.
valleyofgalon 1 month ago
Guilty Conscience!
georgievsk 1 month ago
"I will swallow him..."
CrudeDude 1 month ago
I hear she was interested in dancing at a young age. Instead, she turns out to be one of the greatest female talents of all time.
60bjorn 1 month ago
@60bjorn
Cough, cough, Barf!
SkidRowJosephine 1 month ago
I love that song!
rosseto2011 1 month ago
i heard this song when i was 14 on my mom records you can just picture what these lyrics would do to a girl with her first crush with no love experience...just a bunch of lalalala in the head lol
ApocZak 1 month ago 2
i remember trying to sing this song i love him i love him i love him
i loved this song
i was 2
believe it or not 'tis true :)
itsjustmeman1 2 months ago
This was the very first 45 I ever bought. Little Peggy March!
wolfiestanzijr 2 months ago
14 huh? interesting
Frenchfry147 2 months ago
this song is simluar to the one from the adventures of flapjack
TheIcedude545 2 months ago
It's my party is Leslie Gore
FeanorFm 2 months ago
one of the top 10 songs of all time>
michelle46ism 2 months ago
beautiful voice..strong..not forced...
ladyvictoria8 2 months ago
who sing its my party?
nindermom 2 months ago
@nindermom That would be Lesley Gore.
OsakaBomb 2 months ago
this is my favorite song!!!
nindermom 2 months ago
Kathy young~ 14 ~ A Thousand Stars
kskk9368 2 months ago
i like it better in sister act it sounds better
BSMagno1 2 months ago
I hate that people have taken this lovely song and turned it into religious shit! D:
ElfieThumper 2 months ago 2
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ElfieThumper 2 months ago
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f69705 2 months ago
เพราะจัง เนื้อหาดีด้วย
mameawmellophone 2 months ago
When was this done?
QueenWebster 2 months ago
@QueenWebster I was a teenager when this song came out, I think it was 1963
ronnyl2 2 months ago
@QueenWebster 1963 - it is a genuine 'love song' - not used as in Sister act
It was #1 worldwide I believe
Docdogs1 2 months ago
This song is used in a angelic way. Wonder how many will follow him?
49aggie 2 months ago
All the background singers in this song sound amazing! The girls sound angelic.
Jeremiah65000 2 months ago 2
My cousin June came home from a party at St Barts (church) and sang this for me and my brothers...its one of my best memories
ricksmiff 2 months ago
great sounds.
7466309change 2 months ago
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my national antem
ailipretty 2 months ago
Miss u moon
lionneedshistiger 2 months ago
Scott Wilder has a little clip using this background music as Obama speaks or is spoken of by those who adore him so. No comment to the politcal side one way or the other here from me, just a great song for the clip. Great job Scott, Miss ya'll!
1968markcooper 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
lol
littlebabygiggles08 2 months ago
I'm 15 now, and I love this song. My grandparents raised me, therefore I grew up around this music. Wish I could be graced with more music like this.
XxTeamKandaxX 2 months ago
Freakin' Love Thisz Sonq... One Of My Favesz<3!
NiomeLovesYou 2 months ago
I pity you young people who never knew a time when one person in the family could provide; and the other one could stay home with the children. That was a wonderful time to grow up in! My parents are in their 90's now and still married! My little sister and I have done everything we can to give that sort of life to our children, they are not in therapy, jail or rehab; so I will vote for the old ways! Oh Yah 4 out of 4 kids are college grads.
atli1000 2 months ago 2
This song has 1960s stamped all over it with a great melody and background singers( which are seldom used anymore).
rascal211 2 months ago 2
I'm sorry but the best version song is the original... "Betty Curtis - Chariot"... Vita Italia!... altro si che questa americanata...
JoeHardstyleFeltre 2 months ago
she reminds me of prof umbridge xd
MercedesBlox 2 months ago
Back in the good ole' days of the 50's when chivalry wasn't dead..
giagirl567 2 months ago
Those were the days.
Buford24u 2 months ago
Those were the days when men were more respectful and women were sweeter. All gone now.
chach2000 2 months ago 2
@chach2000
Yeah, back in the the good ole' 50's where men were men and women were servants.
If the wife vocally disagreed, the hubby would serve a beat-down to the little lady. Had to remind the softer sex, who wore the pants.
piatoscanoangel 2 months ago
@piatoscanoangel
sounds a bit islamic, don't you think?
Cormallion 2 months ago 2
@piatoscanoangel now that kinda stuff will give u a swift kick in the pants a real man though would never hit a woman and its not bad some men wish to b lead
raidoactivekitty 2 months ago 2
I want a time machine someone give me one
27jengirl 2 months ago
@27jengirl I know... what has happened? When this song came out men truly respected women. They were revered... and guys were shy, afraid to ask for a date.
chach2000 2 months ago
@chach2000 yes and times were simple then
27jengirl 2 months ago
and being faithful
gunzmith 2 months ago
its a song of loyality
gunzmith 2 months ago
This has got to be the most HATED song in the bulldyke lesbian community, right beside "Stand By Your Man"
mrbubetube 2 months ago
@mrbubetube
I also hate this song....and I am a straight and somewhat girly woman.
herlastvoyage 2 months ago
@mrbubetube Why?
LatinaLizzie 2 months ago
Stalker song XD
SpockLover27 2 months ago
i love this song, it always make me think of my husband.
Spice99857 2 months ago 2
An excellent song about a good woman !
ATfadf 2 months ago
This is the song of the insane
zolluuu 2 months ago
stalker's national anthem
binkerrrrr 2 months ago 91
@binkerrrrr lol
kkll02 2 months ago
@binkerrrrr 4reel creepin,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
deadizle 2 months ago
@binkerrrrr Hahaha, Wow... !
NiomeLovesYou 2 months ago
@binkerrrrr My national anthem ! lol
ailipretty 2 months ago
@binkerrrrr i kinda think thats taken by the police with there song "every breathe you take"
penis6322 2 months ago
@binkerrrrr LOL....You are funny.
nicozzy1 2 months ago
@binkerrrrr LOL
wolfiestanzijr 2 months ago
@binkerrrrr Lol...I agree.
nicozzy1 1 month ago
john watson, anyone??
conversejunkie2222 3 months ago
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AbyssaLoL 3 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
These voices, I hear them, and when they talk I'll follow I'll follow I'll follow
MrMcWeirdo 3 months ago 2
Or even like a younger, more bubble-headed Janis Joplin!
mattycat33 3 months ago
best version my arse
xXOneHotLennonXx 3 months ago
@xXOneHotLennonXx I noticed your version was blocked, why was that?
Breatherable 3 months ago
@Breatherable I dunno..it's not blocked everywhere and I was wondering tbh why someone would say it's the best version when it's got this weird high pitched sound going through it. That's all.
xXOneHotLennonXx 3 months ago
HATE THE COMMERCIAL!!!! How about deleting it so we can just hear this classic hit....
4720dw 3 months ago
@masterofpagemasters Re; Little Peggy March. Thanks & smiles back to you!
kejicamper 3 months ago
She was 15 yrs old..She still has the pipes though..I wish someone would write a song for her now!!
2Uisee100 3 months ago
@2Uisee100 She was in fact 14 when she recorded this. Pretty incredible...
KidMillions 3 months ago 42
@KidMillions Not really. Age makes no difference if you've got talent :)
QueenWebster 2 months ago
I'm following Adam Lambert.
Glambert345 3 months ago
why are there ads on music that came out over 200 years ago this is a fuckin joke
planetraptor420 3 months ago
Yes.Kurt i see what you mean by the timing in the song over the years.I had a listen to her singing in Japanese.Its letter perfect to the orig.Apparently,she was very popular over there.jk
SuperJohnnykay 3 months ago
Get that stupid ad off there! It ruins the song! Idiots.
gallantrycross 3 months ago
she is good in singing to our Lord Jesus God bless her.
sumowrestling2000 3 months ago in playlist christian music of the 50,s 2
great stuff
jpl101612 3 months ago
I heard Skeeter Davis had this song also.They sound exactly alike.
peugteobike 3 months ago
@peugteobike Little Peggy March had a monster hit with this record in 1963. To cash in on the popularity, other artists released cover versions on their albums. Skeeter Davis was one of those artists who copied Little Peggy March's hit................that is why they sound alike. Skeeter Davis was copying Little Peggy's arrangement of this song.
kurtsupreme 3 months ago
@kurtsupreme :Yeah, that is right,but you gotta remember this was a song originally recorded by the English girl,Pet Clark and sung in French(and later Italian) entitled,Chariot.Listen to Pets version here on YT!There is also an italian version bt Italian girl,Roberta Corti-with the anglicized stage name,Betty curtis.
SuperJohnnykay 3 months ago
@SuperJohnnykay Yes, I am aware of the origin of the song and the recordings that came before LIttle Peggy March's version. In this country, those other versions were virtually unknown (and still are). It was Little Peggy March who made this song a "household tune!!!!!"
kurtsupreme 3 months ago
@kurtsupreme :And she did do a great job of singing it,Kurt-all the best,john from australia
SuperJohnnykay 3 months ago
@SuperJohnnykay I agree with you, John............she did do a great job! I met her last year at an "oldies show" in Pennsylvania. She laughed when I told her that there are people that think that this song originated in the movie, "Sister Act" and that some of the comments said that she did a nice "cover" of the song. She said that she does not look at these sites....................but, that she would get a kick out of seeing those comments. She was very nice and not at all stuffy or aloof.
kurtsupreme 3 months ago
@kurtsupreme :Kurt, she looks like a real down to earth person.There are later recordings of hers here on YT and she sounds like she has retained her singing ability.Greaet stuff,jk
SuperJohnnykay 3 months ago
@SuperJohnnykay Yes, she has retained her voice. I must say that I was disappointed by the way she uses a staccato timing when singing "I Will Follow Him" live. It was always a cha cha; however, she sings it with a different timing than the original recording. In my humble opinion, it takes away from the enjoyment . She was on a PBS special (I believe that it is on Youtube). she is singing in that staccato timing there, too. Tell me what you think. I prefer her to hold her notes longer.
kurtsupreme 3 months ago
i keep all these 45s i grew up playing them on an voice of music player ,,,they were my older sisters but i am the keeper ,,,its now in my ami rowe
animalcorvair 3 months ago
GOOD SONG BUT A NEG FOR THE GOOGLE AD
JOHNBRANSKI100 3 months ago
thanks to Sister Act, I'm addicted to this song.
MYheroMJrip 3 months ago
we are singing this in a midsummer night's dream:)
loveisanoption 3 months ago
I sure will......... Always......
Orbisonlover 3 months ago
Every time that I hear this song all I can think of is WHOOPIE GOLDBERG and the singing nuns!!
pobrepaco 3 months ago
I love this song. My mother use to play this when I was a child
DBoneBreaker 3 months ago
Les Rallizes Denudes in Japan owe her a LOT!
glammis09 3 months ago
stalker song just like hello
wewillrockyou252 4 months ago
In ur first statement, you've tried to connect Beatles with Viet Nam war Ha Ha hA hA hA!!!!
I don't think they even knew there was one!!!
Ur probs partly began and partly weere rested in Dylan and protest groups - largely musically supported by Peter Paul & Mary and the Like!
US knew little of the Beatles, and the Beatles did not even try to pander to the US.
Beatles did not do anything to encourage your Hippie movement; that was basically your own doing.
No wonder ur not scoring there
Docdogs1 4 months ago
to the englishman who wrote I must be a young bloke and well with the muslim Obama in power I truly will be BROKE, not sure of what bloke means. Anyway I was a teen during the Beatle invasion and this occurred at a time when many of us young BLOKES were being drafted and sent to Vietnam and 59,919 of us died there, I was lucky and only came back with minor wounds. The Beatles were smoking dope and bad mouthing Americans when we had no choice but to go to Nam . It was law.
wilcarr1 4 months ago
anyone else here because of sherlock? anyone?
conversejunkie2222 4 months ago
Great song, I remember hearing this on AM radio back in the Day
googers100 4 months ago
Whoopie Goldberg used a version of this song in her movie as a nun. Imagine Whoopie a nun? Imagine Howard Stern as the Pope.
rockville34 4 months ago
What a great sone from another great voice on a little lady. Her voice is in there with Wanda Jackson, Brenda Lee, Thersa Brewer and a couple others this old mind will not access for me. I got to see Peggy March in Berlin at Templehof in 1980. She had been living and performing in Germany for several years at that time. It was a big treat for me to see her then.
lookingback62 4 months ago
@lookingback62 Meant to say "What a great song". So I can't type.
lookingback62 4 months ago
flapjack.
Nicopolidis 4 months ago
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I was born in the wrong generation.
oriya20 4 months ago
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lilynick1 4 months ago
Hey...we do this one with the choir! :)
TedEBungfritz 4 months ago
anyone else this picture of her looks like that girl from Order of Phoenix Harry Potter... that one girl that tries to get harry's powers taken? the Ministry girl?
OriandChronicles 4 months ago 14
this is wht i call music! not the shitty justin bieber crap!!
HBKFanGirl11 4 months ago
I feel like Lorraine from Back to the Future would sing this to Marty.
brokenancle 4 months ago
This song is true about me :[ i feel like a stocker.
Sorapopcorn101 4 months ago
This song always creeped me out in a way or made me laugh. It seems like a stalking song. There is never a clear notion if the guy likes the narrator in return, only that he touched her hand and after that moment all she wants to do is follow him.
ReturnOfTheFly7 4 months ago
can you put this in hi quality it sounds poor
archie977 4 months ago
@archie977
My sound is great
legwithanattitude 4 months ago