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Marmalade deserves to be inducted in the Rock Hall of Fame..(give way and bow your heads...all pretenders..you know who you are...)
lumbiaknight87 5 months ago
As good or better than any Beatles song! and I'm a Beatles freak
socrates1818 6 months ago
Anybody know the name of the album this was originally released on?
scottmichaeloneil 6 months ago
Never heard this song until today. Great guitar solo!
dushok3000 7 months ago
This song has an intense hallucinatory effect on my mind.
gpof1952 10 months ago
ah memories.
fatty28uk 10 months ago
I Wish Dean was still performing and recording!
Yetti0 11 months ago
Dean Ford (AKA) Thomas McAleese has the most amazingly beautiful voice!!!!
soniammcalear 1 year ago
Terrific song.
theScytheofGod 1 year ago
unbelievably great song. Newer bands should be inspired by This.
stillchillbro 1 year ago
fantastic song for a fantastic period!!!
Michelstaedter85 1 year ago
wow psychedelic rock hippie's listened to pyscheldelic rock
XxXxNeverAgainxXx 1 year ago
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PLEASE join the Dean Ford Singer/Songwriter Facebook group to get our #s up! We're hoping Dean will do a live chat. Listen to Reflections of my Life and remember what a great Singer/Songwriter he is. Jimi Hendricks said he had the best song of 1967. Then, INVITE YOUR FRIENDS TOO! THANK YOU!
Peachteatube 1 year ago
fucking love this tune
koolmini5 1 year ago 2
The Smashing Pumpkins must have listened more than once to this tune...
jenapelsin 1 year ago 5
@jenapelsin And Status Quo e.g. their first hit 'Matchstick Men' a few months later.
Also Hendrix rated this song the best in '67 and rerecorded Hey Joe after hearing it.
chicmac1 1 year ago
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@jenapelsin @jenapelsin And Status Quo e.g. their first hit 'Matchstick Men' a few months later.
Also Hendrix rated this song the best in '67 and rerecorded Hey Joe after hearing it.
chicmac1 1 year ago
@jenapelsin
yahh i thought the same when i heard the intro!
lakebourg 1 year ago
nice choice noel!
stephensloan2009 1 year ago
A must for Graham Nash fans to hear!!!! A lovely song.
NewHopeNashFan 1 year ago
The version I bought back then had storm sound effects at the beginning and end.
fatty28uk 1 year ago
absollutly fantastic...many thanx
StringRamblerBale 1 year ago 2
i agree excellent tune
torkerbmx 2 years ago 4
5 stars. I love this song. I first heard this at Outback Steakhouse and I haven't forgotten it since. Thank you for uploading this magnificent song.
PaintedOddity82 2 years ago 9
Great song, still have my original copy from 1967. They achieved that "heavy" effect by having guitar, bass and BARITONE guitar to make the riffs fatter. If you listen to their BBC album you will hear they were a great live band as well.
gibson3524 3 years ago 3
not bad
exert2020 3 years ago
One of the great sixties songs but the original version with the storm effect at the start and end is better.
77doriella 3 years ago 2
Sweet song....but I'd rather
SEE/hear VanGoes.
Never mind...good call
PAULLONDEN 3 years ago
lol
thanx for uploading this!!!!
beautifull song!!
superchuckbros 4 years ago 11