I didn't like Dark Shadows, but me Mum did. This song brings back memories of me life back than. Oh how I miss life in the 70's. How grand things were then. That America is long dead and gone. I wish I could go back before PC computers, cell phones, cable/satellite TV, Terrorists, Obama, MTV,
@inthe11thhour yes, I miss the 70 and 80 and even as a baby the late 60 but we must live on. We can cherish the past and our family. I loved DS and Barnada and Quentin
@remuswolfrocket - I'm with you! I wish I could go back to the 60's/70's. The best music ever, The Beatles, JFK, great TV shows, life was so much simpler. OH how this brings back memories! I watched House of Dark Shadows on TCM last night and I scared MYSELF cos I knew everyone's NAME!
I remember when they played this song on the radio, it was a big hit back in 1969. I used to race home from school to watch Dark Shadows. Barnabas and Quentin were my first celebrity crushes. I still look at Quentin today and sigh. What a handsome man and what a beautiful song!! Those were the days!
I too raced home from school to watch "Dark Shadows" at 3pm. My cousin and I sat GLUED, infatuated with the characters, not knowing we were on our first soap opera addiction. Quentin's Theme and it's words haunts me still. So sad at his demise but always will Quentin be remembered.
How I loved Dark Shadows. It was so different. It was aired at 3 p.m. in my time zone and my school didn't let out till 2:55. I used to race home where my older sister would have the TV warmed up and ready to watch. I'd always ask, "What did I miss?" I got home at 3:05.
I have a copy of the original sheet music for this song and it is in superb condition. If anyone is interested, let me know with a reply this post and contact information.
Someone posted that in 1969, a 45rpm 7 inch vinyl music disk cost a dollar? Good grief! That is at least $8 in todays money! That makes the iTunes store look like the bargain basement of the information super buy-way! LOL!
Seriously, I post here, to ask--
Anyone else hear the eerie similarity between "Quentin's theme", "76 Trombones", and "Goodnight, My Someone"? It is like these three melodies are all variations on each other. I wonder-- Who plagiarized on whom?
@CaseyJ747 Quenin's theme is a waltz and Dan Curtis went thru alot to use it, it was all legal , now as for the others I don't know.....................peace georgette
When I first heard "Quentin's theme" playing on the TV, I thought it was a parody of "Goodnight, My Someone", which is also a waltz. (I did not follow Dark Shadows.)
So--Dan Curtis had trouble using that song? How so? I heard that the composer, Robert Cobert wanted to write for Curtis, & wrote all the background music, as an original score. Did Meredith Wilson complain of plagiarism? Perhaps, after Cobert got a Grammy nomination. LOL!
@CaseyJ747 Wrong, in the late `60's, a 45 was about 65 cents!! A few years earlier they were only 35 cents. They didn't go to $1.00 until the late `70's or better.
@CaseyJ747 Wow, now that you mention it, I just tried singing "Goodnight My Someone" over "Quentin's Theme" and they fit nicely. Not exactly the same tune, but very similar. I love stuff like that. "76 Trombones" is of course the same tune as "Goodnight My Someone" only in march time instead of waltz time. It took me decades to figure that out, even though they're juxtaposed in the show. Anyway, I still have my 45 of "Quentin's Theme", and I played it over and over when I was thirteen.
@KarenSDR My 45 had the words sung on the flip side, did yours? I still hear them when the music plays and I see Quentin at the top of the stairs, his hand cupping, I think it was Caroline's, cheek. Thrilled me then, thrills me now!
@CaseyJ747 The top 45s were about 59 cents in 1969 where I lived in NY. They reached 99 cents in the mid-1970s. The best-selling Lps were often $2.99-$3.99. The good old days....
@CaseyJ747 -- "76 Trombones" & "Goodnight My Someone" are both the same melody for good reason. Both are from "The Music Man" (1957) and Frank Loesser has the lead characters each sing the same song w/different lyrics to foreshadow to the audience that the two are meant to be together.
I bought this on 45 in 1969 (singles were a dollar). I used to watch the show because i could cut the last hour of school (gym). by then the show had already lost its zing. I'll tell you when it was good, though. In just the few weeks before barnabas showed up and for several months thereafter. It was a national sensation. it was UNBELIEVABLY GOOD for a soap opera with no money for sets etc. it was SCARY. happy memories everyone.
Dark Shadows was the ONLY soap/slop opera I watched when it was on in the mid-60's to early 70's. I was just entering middle school at the time. I like the soap opera better than the short-lived 90's series.
Does anyone remember the original name of this song? My grandmother knew it from her childhood and I used to know it, but I have long since forgotten it. My grandmother has been dead for decades now.
what memories i use to rush home from school everyday to see this program and Quentin was my favorite, Barnabas was 2nd wish they would bring reruns back Love it
brings back such happy memories of watching Dark Shadows I don't think i missed an episode- and it is a great tribute to DaviD Selby Thanks for posting this video.
I have the Dark Shadows Album somewhere down in my basement from when i was maybe 12,...(I am now going to be 50 in July..yeah,im old...)On the album is this song,with lyrics..the words are so beautiful..Part of it goes says something like "shadows of the night,calling u to me.."
I love this song...ahhh..the memories! Just curious, the flip side of the original 45 was the song "At the Blue Whale". Do you have a copy of it you could download? I love that song too. Thanks for the great recording of this. I put it in my ipod!
Thanks for posting this, I was a kid when at 4 oclock every weekday evening all of "our gang" of kids would stop playing and go inside to watch "Dark Shadows". We didn't know it was a soap opera, we just knew that we liked it. This song I always thought was so beautiful! It brings back great memories.
@westridgerunner I so relate to your comment. My mother was a champion worrier, but she never had to have any doubt where I would be ever day after school. I would be watching "Dark Shadows." Eventually I got her to watch this with me, and I think think she fell in love, at least a bit, with Quentin (my father was an absent one, almost from my birth). I loved this song, and still do. And such great memories, that so many of us, now older "Shadow Children," can come here to share.
I hope everyone gets a little laugh out of this, So here goes :))) I was just a little kid, When Dark Shadows was on the air .. I so loved this song, That my mom, Bought this for me on a 45 record .. I brought it in for " Show and Tell " When I was in Kindergarten ... And that was the last I saw of it, As it was stolen ... Well, Im 45 now, And still love this song :)))
I know right, And to think someone could steal a record from a little kid :p ... Thank you again for posting this song :))) lots of great memories for me, As I grew up watching Dark Shadows :D
@zibbyzubb ... Awww Thank you, I dont have it on CD, But I added this into my youtube favorites!! Im so glad that someone took the time to post this song :))))
@jamminjoe44 I'm also 45 years old and just heard this song for the first time today (as far as I remember anyway) on a local radio station. I love the harpsichord and other instruments. When I was starting kindergarten 40 years ago now, the hottest record was a Sesame Street album. A classmate got it, then I did (begged my mom for it, I'm sure), then another classmate did.
@jamminjoe44 I'm also 45 years old, and as far as I know, I heard this son for the first time today on a local radio station. I love the harpsichord and other instruments in the background.
@jamminjoe44 I still own mine--a little warped, though. along with a bunch of beatles singles. I'll let you borrow it sometime providing you don't leave it in the sun.
@jamminjoe44 I'm not laughing. Somebody stole your 45. Your special, precious song. I still love it too, and I am over 45. What a great show. Quentin and Barnabas, but all the regulars became friends, somehow, to millions of kids. What a gift that was, in the middle of the Viet Nam tragedy. Isn't it great to be the original shadow people, the DARK SHADOWS PEOPLE, here? Take care....
@ja3399 I remember seeing all sorts of things about them in 16 magazine! Damn near every issue had pictures of Barnabas and Quentin. And The Monkees (especially Davy Jones) Sajid Khan (I had NO idea who he was and only just found out as few months ago that he was a recording artist!!), Peter Noone,.etc., all the heartthrobs of the day. I probably still have a bunch of back issues!!
@jamminjoe44 That sucks!! I've had a few things stolen from me in HIGH SCHOOL!! If you look around at a used record store, or any record store that sells old vinyl, you can probably still find a copy of this! It's on Ranwood Records and it's by The Randolph Greane Sounde (yes, it's spelled that way). Try eBay, too.
I remember the summer of '69 when I watched Dark Shadows for the first time. Quentin was playing this music. It was as hauntingly beautiful then as it is now! Quentin was my favorite character. Thanks so much for posting this wonderful memory for me!
Some of these images look like scenes from the Quentin series of postcards. I still have a few left somewhere. David Selby was splendid in that role. He is a fine actor and an accomplished poet. I miss his recitation of "Shadows of the Night". What a treasure he is!
@ThymeBottle- I wish I could post the link for you here, but David's recitation of it is back on YT now. I think if just type in "Quentin Dark Shadows", it should come up on the list of available videos.
Thank you so much for the information; I shall do that. Mr. Selby remains a favorite in any role but, as Quentin, he was exceptionally suited as the vulnerable and lovable rogue. I never saw him as a werewolf, just a man with a very hairy problem--he did look mighty fine once his own sideburns kicked in.
There used to be a clip on here (which YouTube sadly took down) of David Selby reciting the lyrics that went along with this song. I believe it was set to 1897-storyline scenes. It would be nice if someone could find that and put it back on here. David's recitation was quite nice.
I didn't like Dark Shadows, but me Mum did. This song brings back memories of me life back than. Oh how I miss life in the 70's. How grand things were then. That America is long dead and gone. I wish I could go back before PC computers, cell phones, cable/satellite TV, Terrorists, Obama, MTV,
remuswolfrocket 1 month ago 2
@remuswolfrocket
I liked the tender years too
inthe11thhour 1 month ago
@inthe11thhour yes, I miss the 70 and 80 and even as a baby the late 60 but we must live on. We can cherish the past and our family. I loved DS and Barnada and Quentin
Victory378 1 week ago
@remuswolfrocket - I'm with you! I wish I could go back to the 60's/70's. The best music ever, The Beatles, JFK, great TV shows, life was so much simpler. OH how this brings back memories! I watched House of Dark Shadows on TCM last night and I scared MYSELF cos I knew everyone's NAME!
HeartInThe60s 3 weeks ago
Great video for the song! I used to watch this after school and was "in love" with Barnabas Collins!
nowirehangers10 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
OMG...I'm faling in love all over again ..
spunkeys1 3 months ago
omg...I'm faling in love all over again ..
spunkeys1 3 months ago
@spunkeys1 me too!
inthe11thhour 3 months ago
I remember when they played this song on the radio, it was a big hit back in 1969. I used to race home from school to watch Dark Shadows. Barnabas and Quentin were my first celebrity crushes. I still look at Quentin today and sigh. What a handsome man and what a beautiful song!! Those were the days!
5StarGeneralXenoCO 3 months ago 3
I was so excited when I started junior high school that I would get home in time to watch "Dark Shadow", but that was the season it got cancelled.
dahsuerk 4 months ago
I think it was called "Shadows of the night"
jaytf1231 6 months ago
I too raced home from school to watch "Dark Shadows" at 3pm. My cousin and I sat GLUED, infatuated with the characters, not knowing we were on our first soap opera addiction. Quentin's Theme and it's words haunts me still. So sad at his demise but always will Quentin be remembered.
Lyndaloon 8 months ago
@loydkoh826 glad you like it !
inthe11thhour 8 months ago
How I loved Dark Shadows. It was so different. It was aired at 3 p.m. in my time zone and my school didn't let out till 2:55. I used to race home where my older sister would have the TV warmed up and ready to watch. I'd always ask, "What did I miss?" I got home at 3:05.
TheSweetdoggie 9 months ago 12
@TheSweetdoggie
glad you like it I love it!
inthe11thhour 9 months ago
@TheSweetdoggie ME TOO!!!!! lolol 3 PM and I would RUN home from school!
dotbishop 4 months ago
@dotbishop Lol me too i also ran home from school!!
TheCactusFlower57 1 month ago
@TheSweetdoggie
I remember doing the same thing, only had three channels
00060850 4 months ago
@TheSweetdoggie
same
inthe11thhour 3 months ago
what memories I use to rush home from school to see this show every day I loved it, this brings back alot of Memories to me thanks for posting
dmiller60 10 months ago
I have a copy of the original sheet music for this song and it is in superb condition. If anyone is interested, let me know with a reply this post and contact information.
voxceleste8 11 months ago
I was feeling really bummed out until I heard this song <3
AlicksCullen2 11 months ago
Someone posted that in 1969, a 45rpm 7 inch vinyl music disk cost a dollar? Good grief! That is at least $8 in todays money! That makes the iTunes store look like the bargain basement of the information super buy-way! LOL!
Seriously, I post here, to ask--
Anyone else hear the eerie similarity between "Quentin's theme", "76 Trombones", and "Goodnight, My Someone"? It is like these three melodies are all variations on each other. I wonder-- Who plagiarized on whom?
CaseyJ747 1 year ago
@CaseyJ747 Quenin's theme is a waltz and Dan Curtis went thru alot to use it, it was all legal , now as for the others I don't know.....................peace georgette
inthe11thhour 1 year ago
Thanks for your reply, Georgette!
When I first heard "Quentin's theme" playing on the TV, I thought it was a parody of "Goodnight, My Someone", which is also a waltz. (I did not follow Dark Shadows.)
So--Dan Curtis had trouble using that song? How so? I heard that the composer, Robert Cobert wanted to write for Curtis, & wrote all the background music, as an original score. Did Meredith Wilson complain of plagiarism? Perhaps, after Cobert got a Grammy nomination. LOL!
CaseyJ747 1 year ago
@CaseyJ747 Wrong, in the late `60's, a 45 was about 65 cents!! A few years earlier they were only 35 cents. They didn't go to $1.00 until the late `70's or better.
RedVynil 11 months ago
@CaseyJ747
thank you for posting, I'll always have a special place in my heart for Dark Shadows...................peace georgette
inthe11thhour 11 months ago 2
@CaseyJ747 Wow, now that you mention it, I just tried singing "Goodnight My Someone" over "Quentin's Theme" and they fit nicely. Not exactly the same tune, but very similar. I love stuff like that. "76 Trombones" is of course the same tune as "Goodnight My Someone" only in march time instead of waltz time. It took me decades to figure that out, even though they're juxtaposed in the show. Anyway, I still have my 45 of "Quentin's Theme", and I played it over and over when I was thirteen.
KarenSDR 11 months ago
@KarenSDR My 45 had the words sung on the flip side, did yours? I still hear them when the music plays and I see Quentin at the top of the stairs, his hand cupping, I think it was Caroline's, cheek. Thrilled me then, thrills me now!
Lyndaloon 8 months ago
@CaseyJ747 The top 45s were about 59 cents in 1969 where I lived in NY. They reached 99 cents in the mid-1970s. The best-selling Lps were often $2.99-$3.99. The good old days....
rcriis 7 months ago
@CaseyJ747 -- "76 Trombones" & "Goodnight My Someone" are both the same melody for good reason. Both are from "The Music Man" (1957) and Frank Loesser has the lead characters each sing the same song w/different lyrics to foreshadow to the audience that the two are meant to be together.
rcriis 7 months ago
@rcriis Oops - Not Loesser, I meant Meredith Willson. :)
rcriis 7 months ago
Thank you :)
AlicksCullen2 1 year ago
I wonder if David Selby ever played Abraham Lincoln. He would have been perfect.
TonyConyers 1 year ago
it's short but one of the greatest musical pieces ever
Tiebor12 1 year ago
OMG!!! Vampires. Gotta love em. vampire lovin'.
DesireeAddams 1 year ago
I bought this on 45 in 1969 (singles were a dollar). I used to watch the show because i could cut the last hour of school (gym). by then the show had already lost its zing. I'll tell you when it was good, though. In just the few weeks before barnabas showed up and for several months thereafter. It was a national sensation. it was UNBELIEVABLY GOOD for a soap opera with no money for sets etc. it was SCARY. happy memories everyone.
zyxquark 1 year ago
@zyxquark This was a fairly substantial hit, and it reminds me a BIT like a cross between "101 Strings" and the "Neon Philharmonic"...
shmuli9 1 year ago
Dark Shadows was the ONLY soap/slop opera I watched when it was on in the mid-60's to early 70's. I was just entering middle school at the time. I like the soap opera better than the short-lived 90's series.
TheSV3 1 year ago
Does anyone remember the original name of this song? My grandmother knew it from her childhood and I used to know it, but I have long since forgotten it. My grandmother has been dead for decades now.
CalJennings 1 year ago
@CalJennings it might have been called shadows of the night,even though i alway's thought it was a original piece by "Robert Cobert".
myleftnutts 1 year ago
i love show and the music so much
quentin's theme is so beautiful that i
can get so lost in it
thedarkshadow66 1 year ago
what memories i use to rush home from school everyday to see this program and Quentin was my favorite, Barnabas was 2nd wish they would bring reruns back Love it
dmiller60 1 year ago
brings back such happy memories of watching Dark Shadows I don't think i missed an episode- and it is a great tribute to DaviD Selby Thanks for posting this video.
mabonlady 1 year ago
I have the Dark Shadows Album somewhere down in my basement from when i was maybe 12,...(I am now going to be 50 in July..yeah,im old...)On the album is this song,with lyrics..the words are so beautiful..Part of it goes says something like "shadows of the night,calling u to me.."
roseisaroseisarose5 1 year ago
Yes, still beautiful.
LousFool 1 year ago
Charles Randolph Grean...an anomaly even in the summer of 1969. Will there ever be music this good again?
nickellodeon55 2 years ago
This song reminds me of the indoor roller skating places when I was a kid. They would play such mellow organ tunes .
U.W.
unklewink 2 years ago
yes I remember
inthe11thhour 2 years ago
Imagine playing this song backwards!!
2003Brad 2 years ago
still beautiful
inthe11thhour 2 years ago
@inthe11thhour ,
allways beautifull !
ifmaribel 1 year ago
40 years later and it still makes me sad, another great memory. thanks
IMkirok 2 years ago
your very welcome
inthe11thhour 2 years ago
I love this song...ahhh..the memories! Just curious, the flip side of the original 45 was the song "At the Blue Whale". Do you have a copy of it you could download? I love that song too. Thanks for the great recording of this. I put it in my ipod!
Wickedpet 2 years ago
I use to
inthe11thhour 2 years ago
@Wickedpet It is on youtube- just search "At the blue whale"
I liked it too
katesgram 1 year ago
Thanks for posting this, I was a kid when at 4 oclock every weekday evening all of "our gang" of kids would stop playing and go inside to watch "Dark Shadows". We didn't know it was a soap opera, we just knew that we liked it. This song I always thought was so beautiful! It brings back great memories.
westridgerunner 2 years ago 3
2 oclock then 3
inthe11thhour 2 years ago
@westridgerunner I so relate to your comment. My mother was a champion worrier, but she never had to have any doubt where I would be ever day after school. I would be watching "Dark Shadows." Eventually I got her to watch this with me, and I think think she fell in love, at least a bit, with Quentin (my father was an absent one, almost from my birth). I loved this song, and still do. And such great memories, that so many of us, now older "Shadow Children," can come here to share.
ja3399 1 year ago
I hope everyone gets a little laugh out of this, So here goes :))) I was just a little kid, When Dark Shadows was on the air .. I so loved this song, That my mom, Bought this for me on a 45 record .. I brought it in for " Show and Tell " When I was in Kindergarten ... And that was the last I saw of it, As it was stolen ... Well, Im 45 now, And still love this song :)))
jamminjoe44 2 years ago 12
@jamminjoe44 I am so glad you love it!
inthe11thhour 2 years ago
I'm sorry someone stole it!
inthe11thhour 2 years ago
I know right, And to think someone could steal a record from a little kid :p ... Thank you again for posting this song :))) lots of great memories for me, As I grew up watching Dark Shadows :D
jamminjoe44 2 years ago
@jamminjoe44 ,
I don't laugh, they stole your kid's treasure !
ifmaribel 1 year ago
@jamminjoe44 I am also sorry it was stolen. It is a great song. I hope you now have it on CD or something.
zibbyzubb 1 year ago
@zibbyzubb ... Awww Thank you, I dont have it on CD, But I added this into my youtube favorites!! Im so glad that someone took the time to post this song :))))
jamminjoe44 1 year ago
@jamminjoe44 I'm also 45 years old and just heard this song for the first time today (as far as I remember anyway) on a local radio station. I love the harpsichord and other instruments. When I was starting kindergarten 40 years ago now, the hottest record was a Sesame Street album. A classmate got it, then I did (begged my mom for it, I'm sure), then another classmate did.
jehobden 1 year ago
@jamminjoe44 I'm also 45 years old, and as far as I know, I heard this son for the first time today on a local radio station. I love the harpsichord and other instruments in the background.
jehobden 1 year ago
@jamminjoe44 I still own mine--a little warped, though. along with a bunch of beatles singles. I'll let you borrow it sometime providing you don't leave it in the sun.
zyxquark 1 year ago
@jamminjoe44 I'm not laughing. Somebody stole your 45. Your special, precious song. I still love it too, and I am over 45. What a great show. Quentin and Barnabas, but all the regulars became friends, somehow, to millions of kids. What a gift that was, in the middle of the Viet Nam tragedy. Isn't it great to be the original shadow people, the DARK SHADOWS PEOPLE, here? Take care....
ja3399 1 year ago
@ja3399 I remember seeing all sorts of things about them in 16 magazine! Damn near every issue had pictures of Barnabas and Quentin. And The Monkees (especially Davy Jones) Sajid Khan (I had NO idea who he was and only just found out as few months ago that he was a recording artist!!), Peter Noone,.etc., all the heartthrobs of the day. I probably still have a bunch of back issues!!
RedVynil 11 months ago
@jamminjoe44 That sucks!! I've had a few things stolen from me in HIGH SCHOOL!! If you look around at a used record store, or any record store that sells old vinyl, you can probably still find a copy of this! It's on Ranwood Records and it's by The Randolph Greane Sounde (yes, it's spelled that way). Try eBay, too.
RedVynil 11 months ago
Thank You For Posting; Harpsichord rockin' the were-wolf mutton-chops, OI!
Cheers!
Valkyrie Ziege Mourne
12Zwolf 2 years ago
@12Zwolf your very welcome
inthe11thhour 2 years ago
Thank You, and you're very welcome, good music is good music.
Cheers!
Valkyrie Ziege Mourne
12Zwolf 2 years ago
Thanks so much for posting this. That is a beautiful song. I remember watching Dark Shadows as a kid.
Boston1954 2 years ago
your very welcome
inthe11thhour 2 years ago
I remember the summer of '69 when I watched Dark Shadows for the first time. Quentin was playing this music. It was as hauntingly beautiful then as it is now! Quentin was my favorite character. Thanks so much for posting this wonderful memory for me!
jglarance 2 years ago
@jglarance I remember to it was an innocent time, sometimes I wonder where that time went
inthe11thhour 2 years ago
Truly... the million dollar question. Where O where???
I have a great question. Would any of us lived our lives one moment different had we known the absolute brevity of time?
TonyEEBaker 2 years ago
your very welcome
inthe11thhour 2 years ago
shoot i use to rush home from school just so i could see this show i loved it especially quentin and Barnabas
dmiller60 2 years ago
glad you love him!
inthe11thhour 2 years ago
Some of these images look like scenes from the Quentin series of postcards. I still have a few left somewhere. David Selby was splendid in that role. He is a fine actor and an accomplished poet. I miss his recitation of "Shadows of the Night". What a treasure he is!
ThymeBottle 2 years ago
yes he is!
inthe11thhour 2 years ago
@ThymeBottle- I wish I could post the link for you here, but David's recitation of it is back on YT now. I think if just type in "Quentin Dark Shadows", it should come up on the list of available videos.
elawton1980 2 years ago
Thank you so much for the information; I shall do that. Mr. Selby remains a favorite in any role but, as Quentin, he was exceptionally suited as the vulnerable and lovable rogue. I never saw him as a werewolf, just a man with a very hairy problem--he did look mighty fine once his own sideburns kicked in.
ThymeBottle 2 years ago
Great job! Great tribute to David Selby, one of my favorite actors.
celticthunderfan52 2 years ago 2
glad you enjoy it
inthe11thhour 2 years ago
W O W - the memories this and the
original DarkShadows music brings
back when I was in the 6th grade
some good - some bad but all
great ones to remember
Thank you so much for posting it
djf2451 2 years ago
your very welcome
inthe11thhour 2 years ago
your very welcome
inthe11thhour 2 years ago
There used to be a clip on here (which YouTube sadly took down) of David Selby reciting the lyrics that went along with this song. I believe it was set to 1897-storyline scenes. It would be nice if someone could find that and put it back on here. David's recitation was quite nice.
elawton1980 2 years ago
I agree
inthe11thhour 2 years ago
Oh be still my heart...I love you Quentin! <3
Ramona6 2 years ago
yes he is very hansome
inthe11thhour 2 years ago
Great production. Great pictures of David Selby. Thanks for posting!
celticthunderfan52 2 years ago
thank you very much
inthe11thhour 2 years ago
your very welcome
inthe11thhour 2 years ago
I loved the original Dark Shadows series.
thank U
kanelalee 2 years ago 2
you r very welcome
inthe11thhour 2 years ago
your very welcome
inthe11thhour 2 years ago
Wow. I love this. 500 stars. Great work.
NicholasBlairStudios 2 years ago
thank you so much, glad your back with me.
inthe11thhour 2 years ago