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  • andy williams brilliant singer and i love the association

  • Andy looks like he just stepped of the bridge of the starship Enterprise

  • This is cool! Glad this was posted! Andy should've joined the band right there!

  • Andy Williams is singing "Changes" from the band's first album "And then Along comes the Association". On the record, Jules (Gary) Alexander sang lead on this song which he also wrote. Although Barry Manilow recorded Cherish/Windy with the Association in 2006, Andy singing with the Association in this clip from 40 years before is much better.

  • This is the Association....but where is the Hawaiian gentleman????

  • @DaveysMom ,

    You are speaking about Larry Romos he did not join the band until 1967, this was done in late 1966.Jules Alexander-who wrote this song-was replaced by Larry Romos.

  • @DaveysMom

    Then Mr. Alexander returned for their fifth lp, for which he wrote two fine songs: Dubuque Blues and Goodbye Forever. See DB on TY.  It's grrrrrreat!!!!!

  • Great post, Yootami. The Association is one of my fave vocal groups. Good job.

  • Andy could sing anything! From the newest hits to the older songs. Thanks so much Yootami for this wonderful post! We can never have enough Andy on Youtube!

  • Excellent vids there Yootami... =))

  • Yootami, in this clip and all the others you have posted, the quality of the video and audio is pristine -- like new! Did you do special work to restore the master tapes? They are beautiful to watch.

  • Thank you...Ben.

    I want you to see a best song because I likes Andy Williams.

  • Nice! Puts you in a good mood.

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