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This song was part of the soundtrack of my youth. Thank you for posting it.
IBITgreg 3 weeks ago
The audio is excellent !!
fab4fan4ever64 1 month ago
Fantastic song...Don't believe I've heard it since '67. Wish I could find it to add to my Itunes...Not even on file sharing....
buts206 2 months ago
Thanks for posting, unforgettably lovely tune came out when I was around 13 and had switched to a huge public school after attending a small private religious school for the first 7 years & 3 weeks of my life. Music makes many adjustments smoother!
47alfonz1 2 months ago
what a beauty
wingman572 3 months ago
Amazing song was 12 yrs old when it came out heard it the other day fantastic song now stuck in the brain
ezduzit3 9 months ago
This is one of the emotionally wrenching songs I have ever heard.
farmallcf12 10 months ago
@farmallcf12 I know what you mean about it being emotionally wrenching. So many memories come flooding back when I listen to this.
IBITgreg 3 weeks ago
They have a new bluegrass version
YouGuysArnt 1 year ago
I love the harpsichord!
steveinbelgium 1 year ago
They did a video of this song for one of the very first episodes of Laugh-In, featuring Dan Rowan & Pam Austin & the band. It wasn't a lip-sync performance. it was more like an early music video. Very interesting stuff if you see it. That's where I first heard this song.
RRaquello 1 year ago
Lovely one of the best songs from the 60
s. ( John McEuen has produced Steve Martin's new banjo CD. )
AZHappy 1 year ago
Great song. Thanks!
stadalberts 1 year ago
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band has quite a bit of history, actually. Formed in 1966 in Long Beach, California. Jeff Hanna and drummer Jimmie Fadden were the mainstays though even Jackson Browne was one of the original members of the 6-man band. This particular recording, released in 1967, was their first big hit.
MrRonnieG 1 year ago 4
I wonder why I never hear this one on the radio. Truly a lost classic I'm glad I found.
bixbyglaser 2 years ago 3
@bixbyglaser It only peaked at #45 on the Hot 100.
BradOlsonBemidji 1 year ago
fantastic song....really great...thanks for this post!!!
daysailor4055 2 years ago 6
Great presentation- audio and video. Can't even find this classic version on itunes.
folkrock4u 2 years ago 6
@folkrock4u Yes you can. I got mine from ITunes about 3 months ago.
Doreen7777 11 months ago