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I laugh and cry every time I watch this clip.

Wes102666 Excellent observation on your part! I guess they thought the Warner Brothers logo would hide that little transitional error.

I'm 60 now and used to think Prince was a little (coo -coo) but after reading about the reason for his screwy name change (rebelling against his record company) and seeing an interview with him on the Tonight Show with Jay a few years ago, I discovered that he is a little more down to earth than ...

Typical Steve Martin gag but when Anthony Quinn pulled the same thing 15 minutes later, it was hilarious!

Great narrative! And thanks for posting. It saves me the time and effort to visit the site myself. I've visited several famous locations in the last 45 years but never got around to the Dahlia neighborhood. I live in Oklahoma now and don't get out to southern California too often anymore.

@PooPooOnMyNewShoe

I saw that Mustang down by the Railroad tracks years ago but I remember it having a 289ci engine.

Very impressive Herve!

It looked like the car was backed out of Terry Tanner's shop in Virginia. I was there in '08 and he gave me a complete tour.

I used to surf at the cliffs in Huntington Beach back in '72. Its not a sleepy little beach town anymore. All the old clapboard beach houses and motels have turned into expensive high-rise buildings. But this song takes me back to when parking was free.

My wife wants to have sex every time she hears this song. Not with me but with

Chris!

That was a nice piece of art work! I think Joan was being kind by letting you keep it so you can eventually sell it some day for thousands! I'd go $150 on it right now.

I'd prefer a two bedroom beach cottage for 1.2 million if I had a choice.

"Let Me!" That was pretty daring for late 60's am radio.

Very good rendition, however, I believe the drummer, as capable as he sounded, should have taken the solo part and run with it a little more. Its great you guys had a recording available to post!