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Gives me chill every time. Magnifico. Per cente anni!

We come back, we watch and listen, and once again our hearts ache that this beautiful angel had to die so young....

Bad rap about not doing her own songs. Many great singers did the same - Ella, Frank Sinatra, Johnny Mathis, Streisand .... the list is long.

So, did Bo Diddley invent the beat, or was it Johnny?

such a sexy song, and "El" puts just the right spin on it. Woah!

Well, it's not the American Tex Rubinowitz -- this guy is German.

Pretty sure it's NYC

Rode one these in San Francisco, 1971. Just off California and Joice. Not much happened until the tach hit 6,000 rpm and it was like a JATO assist, or a sling shot. Amazing bike. Two on, at a roll through the Stockton tunnel, from a roll it hit 95 mph as we exited.

Had this very bike when lived in Rockvillle MD. Remember the sound very well. Nice bike

and not too expensive. Thanks for posting.

Jimmy Page once said the most perfect guitar accompaniment he ever heard was Les Paul with Bing Crosby on "Its A Long, Long Time." Check it out. This is four stars. Lovely. What a touch the man had.

Too wimpy. Ya gotta attack the guitar with your pick to play Link's stuff. Like the Ventures own songs tho, Walk Don't Run, Perfidia etc.

Yeah, it was great to be there at the beginning! Still play Link's hits on my Strat, along with his other hits, and other old rock standards, instrumental and vocal. Keeps ya young!

Great voice! And a real looker as well. Go, Casey!

"Rumble" was considered too menacing by some radio stations back when it was released in the early 50's. And they would not play it. Sounds ridiculous now, but ya had to be there -- adults didn't get it and it scared them.

It's Bennett, with 2 t's, and the "very" not "verey" thought of you.That said, a classic by Tony. Who could hold that last note like Tony? And singing this AM on Regis and Kelly - still magnificent. Per cente anni.

He's got a great sense of humor and that's a plus.

Always loved the "ba ba bom bom" -- where are the funny commercials today?

A song for all who have lost a love...

Wow. Couldn't be better. This song was made for her voice. I have always thought it was more effective when sung by a woman. This is the best.

The link I hit said Eric Clapton. Go figure. This is beautiful.

So creative and beautiful.

Anybody remember the tv show Jungle Jim? If so do you remember the kind of airplane Johnny flew in the series???

Saw this when it came out, and then "Dr. No" just a few years later. The transformation of Sir Sean was amazing from so-so bad guy to the suave secret agent 007.

28 million hits!!! Wow, does Bob live on? You betcha!!

Love this song, the way the sax comes wailing in, the beat, everything. A great belief of the Rastas is in the "I and I," not "you and I" -- reflecting the one-ness of us all. Live on Bob, we love ya!

Great version!!

Magnifico! A good friend that I still miss.

I know another young woman who got hooked on a drug called "bath salts." Never heard of it? It's not illegal and is terribly destructive. So sorry Tony Bennett did not get a chance to tell her what Lenny Bruce's manager said about him: "He sinned against his talent. Onto Heaven, Amy, you are...

Sure I remember this. Saran wrap worked as the magic screen, but not as well as the one you'd order. What fun when you're a kid.

Keith's riffs, Mick's words , what a combo. Stir in great bass and drums and instant classic.

always loved this song. nothing like thrashing chording yeah baby!!