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Saw plenty like these in my 25 year career....in schools & public buildings, not always the home owner.

Doc, don't say you never wanted to be a doctor, I am a cancer and gall bladder disease survivor on account of someone like you who studied and learned how to save lives and relieve suffering in your patients. Thanks.

I wish some one could invent a time machine that would take us back to 1960-69. All of us who grew up then are now in our 60's. What a wonderful time it was, thanks for posting one of my favorite 4 Seasons recordings.

Sounded great on 770 WABC radio on the way home from the NY Worlds Fair in my '64 Chevy Impala SS 327cu in convertable, top down on the then new Long Island Expressway.

Those WERE the days....

Born in '45 also, hey these guys are having fun something thats rare these days it seems. Watched my beautiful country disappear before we knew it. The music on You Tube from this era gives me a boost. It was better then, yeah really.

The Music Lounge Farmingdale, Long Island..dancing slow with you Barbara....Hope the years have been kind to you. This was "our" song, remember ? Still love you doll, after 40 plus years ! J

This was "the" song to blow a J too back in the day....It will never get old like us who were there in 1969....

I am 66 now and man how I miss those days.....I practiced this song on the drums until my Dad yelled "enough" ! Still sounds as fresh as it did in '65 !

You guys shoulda been around in those days...Every garage band on Long Island played this. Reminds me of Whitehall Street in NYC.....pre induction physical et al...

I don't care who sang it....thanks for uploading it and bringing me back to my youth.

Those WERE the days kids.

I own a Model 60 myself exactly like yours, with a Tyler grip. My favorite snubby and carry weapon. One thing you may want to do is install a Hogue rubber grip, model 60000. It makes a big difference in accuracy. I carry mine in a Galco high ride 2 slot holster. As you say just a perfect gun, S&W...

Jahns huh ? We ate tons of ice cream there after the movie at the "Meadowbrook" theater next door, on Hempstead Turnpike, East Meadow, L.I. A movie then was 25 cents on Saturdays. I was 13 when Whispering Bells was on the radio, one of Murray the K's faves ! Thanks for the upload.

Wow ! Jack Scott riding a "Springer" Harley ! Don't see many around any longer.

So, they wanna go back to '55, yeah me too I was 10 !

Love the label, look close " Made in U.S.A." don't see that anymore or hear great love songs like these either. Sad.

My generation wanted to go, just like our Dad's did in WW-2. There was no question about it. Back then it was a different America, you'll understand if you were there. God Bless all who served in VN you did the best you could. Pray for those men & women who we lost over there. Thank you for your ...

I own a Mosquito bought used from my local gun shop. It's very accurate, can shoot all day, ya gotta use Federal CCI Mini-Mags as this gun was made to shoot only this ammo. Easy to clean, light to carry concealed. It's a fun shoot and a nice addition to your (my) collection. Much cheaper to shoot...

Hi Rich, very good video...my 2002 MC needed a CS too. One thing I did was cover the electrical connector to keep it dry. Other wise the Low Coolant light may still stay on. I drained out enough coolant before hand to limit the amount spilled. Just my 2 cents...thanx

Reminds me of P&G's bar New Paltz, NY back in 1971....a jumping place on a cold Friday night. Geezuz bring those days back.....Chez Joey's too, best Subs in the world !

A lot of Carling Black Label was consumed listening to this one back in the day when it came out....WPKN from Bridgeport Conn. played it all the time. Sounds as great as ever....

Holy Shit ! She's fab....what a voice a great rendition of one the truly great R&R songs of the era...

MizMackie....please take me with you.....I was 13 when I first heard this song. Sounds as good now as then, maybe better !

God Bless you "Wolfman Jack", "Murray the K" and Big Dan Ingraham idols of 60's NY AM radio.

This was "the" song to go through the gears on my "decked" 56 Ford Tudor, Glas Plaks sounding off, tires screeching, flying down Hempstead Turnpike, on Long Island on that special Summer night...long ago.

I was 16 when this came out....still sounds great. Good era to have been a 16 year old..no Tats. no Cell Phones, no crude lyrics, no flip-flops.

I still live within 15 minutes of where I grew up...a life long NY'er. Always had employment, now retired with 2 pensions, mortgage free, good health care. NY has been very good to me ! Be well, we miss you !

Reminds me of my beautiful Mom, who died in 2000. She had a red 1962 Pontiac Catalina and this song was playing on the car radio when she pulled into the driveway.

It's like it happened yesterday...Thanks for the upload.

We sang this song in 12th grade (1963) at the end of the school day....I grew up in Levittown and never knew The Bell Notes were from East Meadow the next town over. Thanks for uploading and the information.

"Cousin Brucie" ( Bruce Morrow ) loved this song, I think he played it every Friday night in the Summer. I grew up and still live in NY sadly ABC 770 no longer plays "records". We also had WINS 1010 (Murray the K ) and " The Good Guys" on WMCA 540, who went on to later careers in radio, real radio.

Many thanks for the "records" so much better than those hard edge sounding CD's....Vinyl will be re-discovered and those " 45 RPM discs" that were thrown away will be sorley missed. Still have all mine and the turn table too !

Got my draft notice when this song was on the AM radio...The draft would scare the sh**T out of todays Face Book robots....Not much has changed since '65....

Another great one thanks for posting, regards "Johnny" ! Still young at 65 !

Please take me back to those days....this song has such special meaning to me. I miss that "sweet sensation" 40 something years ago !

Nice presentation.....when I shoot my Garand I can't imagine what our soldiers went through with 100's of weapons firing at once during the battles. The noise must have been deafening, terrorfying. I wonder if my rifle was held and used by a G.I. in WW-2.

I know it was made in Springfield Mass in...

My favorite snubby...mine is chambered for .38 Spl. Original hardwood grips with a pair of Tyler T-grips.. It's an accurate CCW revolver, that NEVER jams. Real easy to clean and fun to shoot. I like the weight of the SS model I can "feel" the weapon in my holster. No chance of losing it. Your ...

I wish you'd treat your cat as well as your Garand...You cantell a lot about man in how he treats his pets...

In 1962 I was 17, this song was on the AM radio, 77 ABC from NYC. I found out what love is that year. A Corsair was a model line of the infamous Edsel car. Thanks for uploading one of my favorites from the good years.

Songs I grew up with, they are great and so was growing up in 1962.

I saw the Drifters live at a bar in down town Philly back in '68 they sounded just like the recordings. Thanks for posting one of my fave Drifter's records.

Wow, finally a machine used to sharpen knives....years ago I worked with a carpenter from Argentina, he sharpened all his tools including wood plane knives with his portable belt sander with medium paper. The result was he always had blades razor sharp, no need for a utlity knife ! He fit Crown ...

Back then "we" white people never considered the color of the Supremes skin, I was there....we loved them for the songs they gave us. Same goes for all the other black performers of that era. Blame the media for the racist junk.