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I go back and forth and back and forth and back and forth. Best version? Tex? Gogi? I don't mind calling it a tie. What great music this is!

Can't go wrong with Brenda! One of her best!

Jesse Ed Davis. Klaus Voorman. Jim Horn, Eric Clapton, Leon, Badfinger, Dylan, Preston, Ringo, Jimmy Keltner, and everyone else pitching in here. George is one of the great people on this earth for organizing this event. God bless you George!

A great band, a great song, a great album!

It is not only time for this fantastic documentary to be released commercially for sale, it is past time. Come on NFL, make it happen!

A great song by a great band! R.I.P. Wooly Wolstenholme!

I don't for the life of me understand why these guys didn't hit it big in the States. They went from Sire to Harvest to MCA to Polydor. Certainly somebody from one of these labels should have been paying attention here.

man I love these guys. First lp of theirs I bought was Once Again, picked i...

One of these songs that I never get tired of listening to-NEVER!

This came out in my area around July of 1970. I was a little surprised that this was not on the "Reflections Of My Life" lp, thought maybe a future lp would be released. too bad. This is SUCH a great song!

Robinator 7991 is right. God bless George Harrison. Until Harrison's efforts on this came to fruition, there was never a live concert performance be it by one group or a dozen groups, that was recorded where the sales of the album and the movie went to charity. All of it-to charity. This was the ...

Probably my favorite of all of Cliff's songs. I'm in agreement with everyone else. It amazes me he wasn't more popular in the States. I don't get it!

This was probably their last chart hit that went top20, I believe it was released around Christmas of 1967. Great song.

A very worthy followup to Incense and Peppermints. Too bad it didn't chart higher.

This lp is SO hard to find! The 45 not so much. Great song, their Abnak material is great as well.

There are some songs that I NEVER get tired of. Bought the 45, lp, and 8 track on the same day at the local Woolworth's in my neighborhood.

Grickard is absolutely right! It's got a great driving beat to it. I finally was able to snag this vinyl (the lp that is) Been looking for it for decades!

Some great comments here! What a classic tune THIS one was! Bought this 45 at the Woolworths store up the street from me. It throws me why this group didn't catch on in the states.

I remember buying this 45 around April of 1965 at Woolworth's. Sheesh I'm old!

Whoa! No comments here? Yikes! Hey this tune is a classic! Came out around May of 1969.

duckman531 is right. A great group. A great album.

I don't remember this group charting any 45's from their first two albums that were released on Atco. This one here? An absolutely great tune! And the oldies stations don't play stuff like this. Sad.

It is a crime that songs like this didn't make fm oldie playlists on the oldie stations. I remember buying this 45 at Woolworth's up the block from us. Then bought the lp the next month.

I'm turning back the clock to September of 1968. KOMA 1520 am-Oklahoma City would play this Reeves classic frequently. I loved top 50 music back then.

Nocaro is right. in my area it went top 5 on the rock/pop charts. I remember KIMN and KOMA playing it frequently. In the evening I could pick up 1520 KOMA effortlessly, it boomed 50,000 watts of great music.

I'm with Royfive. Denver is a great song!

Another great Procol song, this one from their 1970 "Home" album.

TheKenfig is right. What a solid LP THIS one is! The USA A & M pressings don't hold a candle to the UK Regal Zonophone pressings, by the way! The longer Procol is kept out of the Rock and Roll HOF the more disgusted I get with their selection committee!

Bought this 45 around Feb/71, thankfully the store I bought it at did not do their returns yet. Great song, driving beat. Great stuff!

A very worthy follow up to Reflections Of My Life. Didn't come out on the aforementioned lp. Just got a cd compilation on these guys-great stuff!

45 years later and "Pied Piper" stands up well. Just a great era for music. One song of his that is my favorite is "Free Spirit', didn't see a youtube on it, came out in january 1968-great song!

Great song! Too bad it didn't go top 5 in my area, man summer of '66 what a year for great songs! Saw Freddie at an oldies show in Denver in 1993, played a great set!

Best song on the album. I know the radio promoted "Straight Shootin' Woman" but I think this is the one that should have been pushed instead.

Lots of good comments here. Bought the 45 around the time of the first moratorium (10/69). Got the lp that next year in a cut out bin in Woolworth's. I love the lp!

PJDooWop is right. This song deserved to be played, pure and simple.

When I first heard this on the radio, it was"I might as well be asking to be the first man on the moon" that won me over. Went right down to Woolworth's and paid 59 cents plus tax for it. Noticed TopshelfTom's comment-he's right, definitely a foreign pressing. UK pressing perhaps?

With all the compilation lp's released as CD's over the years, it would be interesting to see the Roosters come up with one. They recorded on other labels like Epic, Felsted, A&M, and a couple others. I bought this when it first hit the charts around March of 1968, love this song!

"A man in Kentucky sure is lucky to live down in Bowling Green." Bought this 45 while it was going up the charts, in my area the local station had it peaked at #11. This was September of 1967. Man, these two guys could sing! I read somewhere Chet Atkins was the one who discovered these guys. Good...

I could never understand why this song isn't played on the oldies stations and Revere's version is the one that people always identify with. Sad. This is the first one. The best one.

50 some years later and this song STILL rocks! Saw Freddie at an oldies show in 1993 in Denver. Among the 4 acts, Freddie's was the strongest set by far.

Make haste your funeral, cries the valkyrie!

I bought the "A Salty Dog" album around Sept. of 1969 along with the Moodies "On The Threshold Of A Dream" and some Fairport Convention and Pentangle albums with my tax refund check. This was the song that nearly knocked my socks off, and still does. ...

I go back and forth and back and forth regarding what my favorite Procol song is. What a great performance this is! 44 years after their first lp and Gary still sings great. Awesome, truly awesome!

I bought the dvd a few months ago. It is an incredible recording by a group that should have been in the Rock and Roll HOF years ago. There STILL is a huge amount of classical/prog (whatever you want to call them) rockers, it is criminal to keep this group out!