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Rest in Peace Mr. Gorshin...and thanks for all the laughs and memories, old friend! I'll see you in Heaven and we'll have a few laughs together.

I remember me and my sister singing this together back in the early 1970s in our backyard aluminum swimming pool. Thanks for the memories!

Oh Look! You made the Vargas SMILE BIG TIME! That makes ME SMILE BIG TIME! Great tune, by the way. If I were making a spy movie circa 1960s, I would have used this as the theme song.

To Carroll O'Connor: Farewell Old Friend. Thanks for all the laughs! You were multi-talented and the world appreciated your sense of humor; thanks for letting us enjoy your singing talent as well. We'll see you in Heaven, Old Friend...Farewell.

I remember being over at my friend Jim's house in the 70s and his older sister was watching this movie. We were going to go ride our bikes but we got too engrossed in the movie and stayed inside to watch it. I haven't seen it in years, but I remember it being pretty scary when we were kids, esp...

I remember the DJ at a wedding back in the 90s playing this song. EVERYBODY and I mean EVERYBODY got up in that church hall and formed a train and danced across the stage and ROCKED OUT! What a great memory!

This song along with "Sweet Talkin' Woman" "Turn To Stone" and "Fire On High" make up my favorite ELO classics! Of course we can't sing along to "Fire On High" but we can sing along to the rest of them! I played this song and "Sweet Talkin' Woman" on the jukebox in my favorite dive bar! The pa...

I remember driving my first piece of shit and this song playing on the AM radio of my 1974 Ford Gran Torino. Certain songs would come on the radio and we couldn't help but roll down the windows and sing along! To this day, certain friends and I will STILL GEEK OUT to our favorite tunes from day...

Thanks for the laughs! I appreciate the fact that "Family Guy" uses what many people have forgotten over the years for new material as they do in this tribute to "Robin and the Seven Hoods" from the Rat Pack.

Just curious: other than the prick tease factor, is there ANY CREATIVE REASON for this scene appearing in that movie? FYI--No, I'm not offended by the cheesecake nature of it as much as I am by it insulting my intelligence. It can't get guys in the theater to watch it UNLESS it has a totally m...

Could you imagine a stage production of this show!? Pair it up with "Santa Claus Is Coming To Town" and have a bunch of great talents in it! It would be a runaway hit if done correctly!

One of the most FUN of all the Christmas songs from the Rankin-Bass Company!

This version just makes us want to get up and dance at the Office Christmas Party!

Great version of this song; my favorite! One sad note: This version was the final song I played at a Christmas party for a bank that got absorbed and closed up in the late 90s. We got everybody up dancing for what would be their final time together...PERIOD! I hope they are doing well. This ...

@melbsteve: You also gave me some kind words so thank you and Merry Christmas to you and your family as well.

@mdragon180: Like the Red Baron said to Snoopy:

"Merry CHRISTMAS, MEIN FRIEND!"

This reminds me of watching late night television, either the Bijou Picture Show or The Late Show if it was Saturday night. I keep thinking of either Carol Channing or Ethel Merman for some reason. Fond memories of my youth.

This is truly just a FUN SONG from the 70s! I remember dancing on one of the riverboats back in the day to this classic!

What a great song from the 70s! This song is so fun to sing along to whenever I hear it, and even people who were not alive at that time STILL enjoy singing along to it!

If I were making a movie about my life in high school, this would be the closing song as I look at the empty classrooms but remember certain incidents that took place in those classrooms, and then I would sigh and then drive away as this song would play as the credits rolled.

Without a doubt THE BEST VERSION of this song! I wasn't even alive when this movie came out, yet every time I hear this rendition by Percy Faith, I picture myself dancing with my wife (younger versions of both of us) in the 1950s before either one of us were born! It's a beautiful piece of music!

I watched this last week. It's about what you'd expect from a '70s supernatural grindhouse thriller, but I especially enjoyed watching Alvy Moore (better known as Mr. Kimball from "Green Acres" fame) actually playing a serious role as an intelligent man. And don't miss the hot witches from the ...

Hi CJaye: Beautiful voice you have, Darlin'! I got to listen to this Saturday morning while enjoying one of my "Retro Days." Anyhow I would like to make a suggestion to you: Have you ever thought of singing a version of "The Weight" by a group called The Band? I think you could really do jus...

Hi C-Jaye This song makes me want to go out to the nearest local bar & grill and put it on the jukebox while I enjoy a hamburger with crinkle cut fries & a cold frosty beer! Romantic? No, but it would bring back memories of my youth, and in this case, to me THAT would be more important. My fa...

This is one of those songs that is both happy AND melancholy at the same time. I'd say that Vince Guaraldi's "Cast Your Fate To The Wind" also falls into this category.

This is a truly beautiful and touching piece!

This reminds me of my high school senior retreat. All boys, rowdy and anxious to graduate, but it was a great couple of days. We sang this on the last day, and a bunch of boys that normally wouldn't sing anything like this, BELTED OUT THIS SONG WITH PRAISE! Further PROOF that there's a GOD! I...

As a boy spending the weekend with grandma & my uncles back in the 70s, I stayed up late with my Uncle Richard (R.I.P.). We played Stratego, Battleship, or Aggravation, while I munched on nacho cheese Doritos or Old Vienna potato chips and drank Pepsi and Uncle Richard drank his Bavarian Club be...

This commercial reminds me of a place that USED TO BE a popular night spot for the more aristocratic crowd (of which I was not a part) in my hometown back in the 70s when I was growing up.

Today my friends & I will still sing this to each other at the bar, although Lowenbrau is very hard to come...