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During the '60's you could listen to one radio station...in New York they were WABC or WMCA', and hear this song, the British invasion music, Motown, Sinatra et al. Nothing was limited to only one kind of music but rather a complete and total buffet of the greatest sounds. I respect some of tod...

He's only 68....a mere babe in the woods!!

68 and the energy of a teenager. Before Mick Jagger there was nothing....after Mick Jagger there was everything!! Keep on Rocking Mick....don't go gently into that long goodnight!!

Wow!!! At 62 the boss is still looking goooooood!

Glenn Campbell is a music icon!! He is a world class guitarist , great singer and first class showman. He brings to this boomer some great memories of the happiest times of my life!!

Aging sucks....take it from a rapidly aging baby boomer. What gets me is how they were all able to keep their hair...I sure didn't keep mine!!

No one likes the idea of aging....but considering the alternative....what else can you do?

Brings back the happiest times of my life....high school and college years. The world was young, the music was great. Life seemed like a never ending journey, nothing would ever change. Boy was I wrong!!

Brings me way back to the greatest times of my life....the '60's....when music was really music, not the shit they play today. i may be dead soon....but I have memories that will last forever!

As an ageing baby boomer and true child of the'60's...I was sure they were the Beatles...as were all of my friends. They were a perfect copy of that great Mersy beat. Before the Beatles....nothing. After the Beatles...everything!! The happiest time of my life!!

Went to Forest Hills High School with Leslie, Larry, Roger, Peter, and Jerry. We'd all hang out together at the Cue Club in Rego Park. Their song I Love, Love You should have been a smash. Those were the best days of my life!

Went ot Forest Hills High School with all of them. Roger was a close friend...we were in the same homeroom. They used to hang out at the Cue Club in Rego Park.. Whenever they would come in, we'd play Respect on the juke box. Those were the happiest days of my life!

Went to high school with Larry, Leslie Peter, Jerry and Roger. Saw the Vagrants with the Rascals and the Vanilla Fudge. Some of the happiest memories of my life.

Today's leading men are all "little boys" compared to the great Clint Walker. No one will ever be better!

The greatest rock and roll song ever...and I was a child of the '60's. The riff came to Keith in a dream. He recorded it in a tape recorder...and the rest is history., I feel sorry for the young people today...their music is shit. We boomers are close to death now....but our memories of the great...

Remember hearing the song pre- Beatles. I had no idea what he was singing about,,,but I loved it back then and love it even more now. Brings back the happiest times of my life.

Before Elvis there was nothing....after Elvis there was everything. RIP the greatest rock and roll star that will ever be!!

still brings back some of the happiest memories of my life. Where did all those years go??

Represents some of the greatest music of all time. The '60's rocked...I'm glad that I was young back than.

Greatest example of the best decade ever in music...the '60's! I'm an old sick fart now,,,but I was young during the best decade ...the '60's!!

Brings me back to the best times of my life. The music was simply the greatest...I was young...my parents were alive...and death was still so far away. Long live the '60's!!