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I love this song! Ringo & Willie, you guys are cool! thanx, Mark, for writing this cute, wonderful song!

the band "1964 - the Tribute" plays this song. they're awesome!

Ringo says, "Look fellows, I wrote a song!" Paul says, "I'll tell you what we'll do. we'll put it right here on the refrigerator for everyone to see!"

I buried Paul! Paul is dead now, miss him, miss him, miss him!

McCartney was also in her video of "They Don't Know" back in early 1984. great song!

it was one of my favorite songs! fantastic melody! brings back wonderful memories! loved the video!

it's great to see the Beatles being honored in such a magical city, like Las Vegas! they deserve it for what they gave to music & pop culture as a whole! their influence is so widespread, it's immeasurable! Cheap Trick, esp. Rick Nieson, were huge Beatle fans!

David C. singing a Beatles' song. cool!

Claire was a great song! so was this one!

"Your Mother Should Know" is a great song! great melody, like most of the Beatles songs!

yes, this is one of their best songs! very nice melody! I was about 11 when it was a hit. I always liked this one a lot!

he had about 4 big hits. "Little Woman" from the fall of 1969, "La La La" from early 1970, "Easy Come, Easy Go", from the spring of 1970, & "Julie, Do Ya Love Me", from the summer of 1970. he had a couple of minor hits. "Hey, Mister Sun" & "Cried Like a Baby" were top 20 hits.

he looks like he could be Zac Efron's dad! how funny! boy, was he popular when I was a youngster! he, & David Cassidy were huge!

I also remember this song very, very well! a girl that lived near us loved Bobby Sherman! looking back now, it was kind of funny! she wanted to marry him. I guess a lot of girls felt that way! I wish oldies stations would play more songs like this one. I haven't heard this on the radio in 30 yrs!

I remember this one, too. we lived in northern Calif. this was his 1st big hit, in the summer of 1969. I never hear it on any oldies stations! I wish they'd play songs like this. it brings back many memories!

we lived in Fairfield, Calif. when this song was a huge hit. I was 10 yrs old & remember it very well! I think I have the 45 somewhere. he was very popular for about 3 yrs back then. Bobby, where are you nowadays?

I remember this song very well! it was from the summer of 1970. it got to #11 on Billboard's Hot 100. I always loved this song! great melody! I think he was in "Hair"

this song is pretty good. I always thought his best one was a song titled "Romeo". nice melody! it's on his 1st album. "Who do you give your Love to" was good, too!

great pop song! it sounds like an old Beatles' song!

they were "the greatest pop band that never was!" we saw them play about 10 times in the early to mid 80's. San Antonio, Austin, San Marcos, College Station, Houston.

they never got their due! what a pity!

this song was on their 3rd album called, "Run for your Life." it came out in 1985. I have a copy of it. it's a pretty good album. they were a great band that never quite got over the hump! they deserved better! saw them play about 10 times! the bass player on this album is Tim Smith, who now pla...

Kyle doing a copy of the Beatles "Rain". cool!

they were "the greatest pop band that never was!" saw them play about 10 times! our band even opened for them at a show in San Marcos, Tx. in 1983. those were the days!

this is so cool! seeing 2 of the originals back playing their great song from the early 80's! I remember this song! hauntingly beautiful! it should have been a hit here in the U.S.!

This song brings back many memories from the early to mid 80's! I always thought it had a wonderful haunting melody & fantastic lyrics! I was amazed it wasn't a hit here in the U.S. I believe it was on an album by Fiction Factory called, "Throw the Warped Wheel Out" I haven't been able to find it...