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@redgorerife i so agree with you

@PorkPieish out of sync

I knew Tullio in Cape Town in 1973. I often think of him and wonder where he is now and what he is doing. He was really talented and very modest.

@valpar3030 could not agree with you more. If more people recognised this, they would not be so judgemental. It usually happens to the VERY talented. For G-d's sake Van Gogh cut off his ear. Was THAT normal?

@Qrqyt PATHETIC

love it love it. wish i had someone to sing it to

Went to all his concerts in Cape Town 1969. Ironed his ruffled cuffs on his shirts before his shows. Fell in love with him (not that it got me anywhere). Those were the days. I am now 61 but I was young and 18 at the time. Best days of my life..

if I could dance like this I would do it every day instead of listening to it. I was sent this video 8 months ago and have watched it EVERY day since. BRILLIANT.

it SHOULD be illegal to deceice a woman's heart

@santiugo

I had my first "trip" in 1973 to this album. Never had another one since. It was amazing. I am now 61 and will NEVER forget it, In those days it was a decent trip not what you get now

@dizzy3lizzy

I am proud of you. This is the KING of rock. I am 60 but I feel 20 when I listen to 'Elvis. God bless you youl

If you ever see this Cy, you may remember me from Battersea, aswell as Sue from Talk of the Town. We are talking 1980. Dave Arden ate his words. Always glad to see and hear a success story. Stay good and well. Margarethe

@MrJLHooker

Can I get poke bery bush in |Israel?

@IamOlivia1

Thank you for that. I had NO idea that Willie Nelson wrote it. I have been listening to this song by Patsy Cline since 1983. One of my all time favourites.

@texasavio

I totally agree. How come I have never heard of her before? she has the most amazing voice. Watching this video, one wonders if they have something going on?

@sharonanony

WHAT???? YOU ARE A SAD SAD PERSON

@shib340

How are they just sitting there clapping? If this was today we would be standing in the aisle dancing

@MsSuprman

Yep they HAVE no minds

@xwtfdji

Fisrt heard him in 1975. Been a fan of his even since but I agree that he is not the legend he should be. Why is that? I have often wondered.

@foodserver53

Thanks for that. I DID think Al Green was the greatest but i am open to new suggestions and yours is good. First heard Al in 1973 but had not heard of Brook Benton then. But I am converted although who can sing Love and Happiness like Al Green?

@slowenergy

your energy is definately slow. Who are you to judge what he feels like singing? You are wicked to have such an opinion. Can you write any music? I dont think so/