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I love this guy. He was the greatest and in my mind, he's still the greatest

I like Ron Paul . . . and after watching this I still like him. Politically correct commentators like this do nothing to encourage people to think for themselves.

you have a very comfortable way with that guitar, young man. Stay with it!!!!

Agree with the post above re-Ron Paul . . . . . . watch his various interviews

on u-tube with both the left and the right. He stands up to both and he doesn't talk

out of both sides of his mouth.

I don;t know how many of the people in this audience knew how fortunate they were to be seeing and hearing Lonnie Donegan. He influenced so many of the great musicians we know today. What a treat . . and what fun he was.

k.d. more than does justice to this fantastic Orbison song. I think I've watched this clip easily 50 times in the past year . . .and I just don't get tired of it.

Billy was arguably the sweetest, kindest man in the entire music industry. . . . clearly a big loss for all of us when he passed away.

All of those who don't love Tina . . . . raise your hands.

Yep . . . just what I thought . . . . . not one hand goes up.

Solomon was a big man with an even bigger heart . . . .

He is missed by so many of us . . . .

I love this song . . . . . . I hope Marv got the royalties he deserved back then.

I worked as a Television cameraman for KSBW TV in Salinas California back in

1965. I remember Jimmy and Webster did an afternoon matinee show during

the week and I would run the camera. Jimmy Weldon was a class act back then.

Though I didn't work there long, I have fond memories of this man.

Mary really energizes the whole room in this short performance.

She still looks good too . . . But Nedra . . . she was my favorite Ronette

way back when . . . and she still looks like a beauty here.