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My favorite song, by my favorite male vocalist, Thanks.

My ex-wife loved this song. She was from Thailand, and she never really got the lyric, because she did not learn English, when the song was a hit in Thailand.

How beautiful! I once fell in love with a Vermont girl. When I hear this song, I can feel her beside me. Thanks.

I got married in New Jersey, and we switched the lyric to "Blue skies of New Jersey"

This song brings a joy unspeakable to me. I get misty-eyed, at the love expressed by Natalie, for her dad. They are both unforgettable!

Dimitri Tiomkin also wrote the haunting "Green Leaves of Summer"

Great film We used to play the VHS tape, and light up a couple of joints.

I just love ":chuck" the dope dealer with the flat-top haircut and necktie.

Swell video. Makes me want to break out the coke, and do a few lines.

Splendid. When these guys return to the USA, I will buy them all a beer. Semper Fi.

How fabulous to hear this beautiful voice in JAPANESE! fantastic! She was Italian!

I especially like the "jew's harp"

SEMPER FI! Next time, pour pig's blood on them.

Over 250,000 gays went right up the smokestacks with the Jews, in the holocaust. When you bash gays, you are making common cause with the Nazis. Shame on you!

Of course I am serious. I knew a couple of police officers, who carried a bullet in their pocket the day they learned that Don Knotts had passed away. It was on the Today show (and CNN). All over America, police departments lowered their flags to half-staff, and policemen carried a bullet in thei...

I have heard an angel,and I have SEEN an angel. When you hear Jackie, you will be convinced there is a God.

I wept. Every time I see it I weep. What a show! God bless Susan Boyle!

Shelley was fabulous in the role. Of course, she was NOT a racist. Shelley said about the character how vile she was. The character was vile beyond belief, a female Hitler, vulgar and evil, trash on trash. And Shelley played the role to perfection.

Every song Karen Carpenter ever sang, was a miracle. I have heard the short version of this song many times. But I never heard the full version, until this posting. Thanks.

Karen Carpenter's (abbreviated) version of this song is unforgettable. The producers of the "Donna Reed" show,pushed Shelley Fabares into singing, to capitalize on the show, and for cross-marketing.

God, what an ironic song. Karen singing about death. What a tragedy, that she never had a child to "carry on". Wouldn't it have been a miracle, if Karen had a child ,who could have done a post-mortem duet, like Natalalie and Nat King Cole, singing ":unforgettable". Karen and her son (or daughter)...

Karen not only sang beautifully, she was beautiful. She looks so healthy and alive in this gold outfit. A voice of gold, a body of gold, and decked out in gold. I weep when I hear "so much of life ahead" in the lyric. She went to heaven far too early, there was so much of life ahead for her, and ...

There is an "undertone" of sadness in this song. Karen never knew true, endless love. What an irony, her songs were marvelous tributes to love. I fell in love with my wife, listening to Karen's songs. She is with God.

One of the very few 'a cappella' hits from the 50s, thanks for posting!

The "cheek popper" is a YOUNG Andy WIlliams, already a major international star. He obviously is enjoying the spoof.

Hysterical. I especially like the butch with the pipe. Outstanding.

I really loved the "Rifleman", Chuck Connors character believed in a peaceful life. He had that rifle, and shot holes in all of the bad guys. Nothing is more peaceful than a dead man.

Thanks for this video. Every pre-pubescent boy in the entire Baby Boom generation loved Annette. I ran home every day to see "mickey Mouse club". Seems like the "a" and the "e" just were farther from each other, on each show. (See "Stand by Me" film) for explanation.

C'Est Fantatique! Incroyable! Merci pour cette voix!

It was a bank commercial! Only the magic of Karen, could do this to a COMMERCIAL! Karen, I love you. My parents who hated all music, even cherished her. I will see her in heaven. God needed her voice so much, she could not remain in this world.

The Greek Lyric is "The boys of Piraues" Piraues is the port nearest to Athens. The song is about how proud a woman is of her sons. The song is a definite classic. The "kiss me" lyric is manufactured for the movie.

Thanks Karen. I loved you from the first moment I heard "close to you", your first hit. Thank God for Herb Alpert, who had the courage to sign you to A&M records. I will hear your voice in heaven. You died too soon. God loved you too much for this world, he needed you in heaven's choir. We were a...

Ed Decker is a former mormon. He does not know anything about Masonry.

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Glen Campbell is one of the greatest entertainers of all time. Sadly, he has Alzheimer's, and will be traveling to the Celestial Lodge soon. He was brilliant, and he "crossed over", doing both Country and Mainstream. Even my parents (who thought all country music was "redneck") loved Glen Campbel...

I have read some about there being plans for a film production of "fancy". That would be great! All of us boomers, who cherished this song, would break down the doors to see such a film. HOLLYWOOD! ARE YOU LISTENING????

This is awesome. Bobbie just oozed sexuality! All of her songs where top-notch. What a performer!!

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I do not understand Spanish, But I have heard the voice of an angel. Like Karen Carpenter, Selena died far too early. Selena will always be in my "corazon". I will listen for her in heaven. The angels will be silent, when Selena sings.

This is a splendid video. Excellent ,and fair and balanced. I am a Freemason (32d). You can trust this video.

"War is all hell", William Tecumseh Sherman. Let us never see another civil war.

The War between the states was not "civil". It was a tragedy for all concerned. Brothers against Brothers, fathers against sons. Vicksburg Miss, surrendered to federal forces on July 4th, 1863, and did not celebrate the American independence for 73 years.

The state budget of Mississippi in 1866,...