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Well since all you guys are comparing, the reigning version for me will always be the original, by The Shirelles. There. Settled it for ya.

I must have listened to this song a couple dozen times - it is addictive! The cry in the vocal is so compelling. Great song Craig. I bet I could spend a day or two in your media room. Please post more of the CD songs - it's a gas.

I must have listened to this song a couple dozen times - it is addictive! The cry in the vocal is so compelling. Great song Craig. I bet I could spend a day or two in your media room. Please post more of the CD songs - it's a gas.

And why oh why do you so-called Christians always think you can judge someone, tell them they have no morals, and the most irritating thing, have the insane idea you know what God thinks about something. Maybe He likes the song - how do you know?

Maybe He appreciates the longing and excellent si...

WHY was this not in the film?

JEWW2! Jesus was a Jew too!! Why don't you idiots get that? "I did not come to reject the law, but to fulfill it..." That's JEWISH law.

Just a bit of research on the Weavers will clue you in on how popular they were, how important to the development of what became 'folk music', and what they suffered, labeled communists and blacklisted, unable to perform. Their catalog on Decca was pulled off the shelves. Eventually the tide turn...

This was a great band. Then Bloomfield left, and the band slowly turned into being all about Buddy. (Talented as he was). His ego knew no bounds. But for one great album...

Louis & Ella sing Berlin - it doesn't get much better than this. "...take it Ella...swing it..."

@Sargebri : I suggest you guys check out CS&N's performance at the benefit "Bridge Collection" from some point in the past 10 years. Stills will blow your mind, I guarantee. You can find it on I-tunes.

Clarke had a fear of flying that left him behind when the group went out on tour. I agree his vocals, and his writing were a big part of the "sound". Plus, he wrote some of their best original material, including this one, plus, "I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better". He died a few years back. ALSO, funn...

If you were really in tune with the guitar sounds of either groups, you'd appreciate that Crosby is a brilliant guitarist. I read an interview with Johnny Marr in which he cited David's rhythm playing as a big influence. David also is a big part of the vocal arrangements in both groups, which are...

The pedal steel solo is lifted note-for--note from the Judy Collins version, featuring Nashville great Buddy Emmons. This version, which Suzy sings beautifully, is pretty much a very close cover of Judy's version. Collins released this as a single - the album "Who Knows Where The Time Goes" featu...

Bryan - I enjoyed this! Please keep at it - you have a talent and a nice personality that comes thru, and you can tell the audience liked you. Go for it.

Are you kidding me ntwin4life? Appearing on the Sullivan show in 1962 was the pinnacle of success for any group or performer. Jackie has plenty appearances along the "Chitlin" circuit. Being on national TV, with a HIT: you think he was depressed about this? Drop the liberal guilt why don't you, a...

justin bieber is more popular than jesus