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@SpeegBJ Shift: A straight side-seamed, bust darted, round or square collared, sleeveless, no waist, just above the knee-hemmed, zippered-back generally polished cotton dress. Usually small colorful print flowers, or striped. Worn coast to coast by U.S. teens and younger women from 1961 thru the ...

How did this happen? xoxoxoxo

Some great guitar.........wow.

: ( about Bonniwell. RIP. Oh this band, oh that organ: raunchy. Those lyrics. Was a girl dj in L.A. '65-'66 and this was the bomb!

@granitestater1029 Liked your comment. Someone needs to start a club that plays '60's only; with a rockin dancefloor. Wooo.

Guitarist, bass?, by bird cage has the best hairdo of all time. Way beyond funk.

@billeybop Yes, yes and more yes to your comment on political arrogance and more.

Good to see McGuinn without the glasses. He's 100 times better looking without them. I saw them in Hollywood on Sunset Strip, the best place back then. Saw their premiere. It felt just like this video.....they were an instant success, touching hearts with their harmony and gentleness; as well as ...

Jim, later Roger, McGuinn wore the (called back then) Granny, never Franklin, glasses to the first shows they performed together in in '65 in L.A.---Ciro's. I saw them then. This was way BEFORE other rock or folk performers wore them; maybe even before Lennon. The cape worn by David, those glass...

Gene Clark: Hot. D. Crosby: Cute McGuinn: not so. 1965 I was at Ciro's in L.A. as they premiered this tune, and all the others from their first album. As a group of 17 year old females, who saw many, many groups on Sunset Strip: let me tell you...the first time the audience saw and heard the ...

Bechet played both the clarinet and soprano saxophone. This is a mellow, gorgeous rendition of Gershwin's best. Tres bien, monsieur Bechet.

No better voice than Kelly's for this beautiful song. I am glad to know she is well and with us. I felt like the Singers were living down the street from me when listening to their music. (they didn't though); because their harmonies and voices and the arrangements were so wonderfully alive. Tha...

Always, and Everafter......Amen for this beauty!

Beautiful slide and vocals!

Absolutely delicious. Make that guitar sing just like an engine, guys.......

Just love it. Long John, what a charmer. And the parrot actually looks as though he's empathetic to Silver's plight! Looks as if he is NOT sewn to the jacket; a bonus. Love live Treasure Island.

Merci, Charles. Votre voix c'est manifique. Bravo.

Tres Manifique Chanson.......My French teacher took me to see Charles Aznavour (the REAL artist of this tune) in 1965 in Hollywood, 5th row; first time I ever heard of him! I was taken backstage, speechless, and met Mr. Aznavour. It changed my life. I am still looking for that French Teacher to t...

Merci, simplement- Merci.

I too, first saw Aznavour at 17 years. Forever it changed me. C'est une miracle son voix is tres manifique a 86+ ans!! Bravo Charles et Merci beaucoup.

Whoever watches this is watching and listening to a legend the likes of Edith Piaf, Garland, Sinatra; and we are charmed and spellbound to have him with us to sing at the wonderfuland stunning advanced age of 86+. Mon Dieu!

Charles Aznavour is the most attractive 80-something gentleman on the planet.

awesome steel and harmony!

Beyond both Country and Rock and Roll Hall of Famers. Dizzy Gilllespie in cowboy gear. Awesome singing and playing all round. Any of you from the Playboys still alive.....thank you very, very much!

Who in the world wouldn't enjoy this?! Rockin musicians all round. I was taught to square dance to Ida Red. Tommy is almost jazz!

I would love one of those wonderful cowgirl outfits. No wonder I wore a broad-brim red felt, white leather trim cowgirl hat when I was 3. I slept in it This music in the background of my childhood. Thanks Bob.

Could have this for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Delicious!

The first song I ever sang on stage: I was 6 years old.... 1955. I picked it to sing in a talent show because I absolutely couldn't stop singing it from the record and loved the tv show! My 10 month old grandaughter is listening to this with me and rocking in my lap. The beat goes on!

I've lived in 32 houses. Home is where someone is waiting for you, not the building. It's a place where part of you remains....no matter where else you find yourself, no matter what you do or acquire, or lose.

Two days after this show my man Ringo came to my hometown for his own show. I don't think I ever sat down, stopped singing or clapping......though of course, I'd seen him lots of times before...including the Hollywood Bowl, 1965! Ringo looks and sounds splendid. 70 never looked better. ; )

Aw gee, kidz......this is still a lullaby for mankind. This voice (sweet, direct, reaching upward), the wooo background 'angely' voices, and the animantion....chills and double beautiful.

Seeing the man behind Jiminy after 60 years is delightful. Gee Mr. Edwards, way to go.

How very beautiful When You Wish Upon A Star remains. Just this version, this dreamy lullaby, kinda Christmasy, loving songs. Feel like I'm sailing on a star. The lyrics work today for never losing hope.

Really? This was made in 1941? Gee.