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Appreciate your age and enjoy our music. I was born in 1944

Had a new '63 Plymouth Fury convertible w/383 and met my late wife when this was out in Sept. 1963. One of our favorite songs. Dolores Brooks at her best.

He was one of the greatest.

Margret Whiting and Johnny Mercer, two of my favorites. He was one of the best song writers of all time. Go to his grave site in Bonaventure Cemetery every time I go to Savannah, Ga.

I love this song. They do it better than anyone. Just makes you feel good inside.

No, you never forget that first kiss and it remains as fresh as yesterday.

Been shooting black powder since 1973 when a Navy Arms steel frame revolver sold new for $89. Have shoot everything from .31 to .45 Ruger. Have never had a chain fire after thousands of shots. Never use wads, just crisco and beeswax over the ball. A chainfire cannot happen with the right size bal...

A nice Manhattan can be had for about a third of what a Colt goes for. A nice one a couple weeks ago sold for $550.

Brass frame revolvers are a waste of money if you shoot a lot. The brass stretches! It will stretch so the cylinder gap gets so wide the hammer will not hit the caps half the time. Accuracy is pitiful. Buy a steel framed revolver that will last. I've been fooling with black powder pistols since 1...

Stay away from any brass frame revolver if you're going to do much shooting. After about 200 rounds it will be useless, The brass stretches and the cylinder gap increases enough the hammer will not hit the percussion cap enough to fire. Spend the extra money and get a steel frame pistol that wil...

Don't waste your money on a brass frame Colt replica. It WILL shoot loose after a period of time. The brass will stretch. You'll notice a larger gap between the cylinder and barrel then the wedge will become loose and finally the barrel can be wiggled from side to side. Spend the extra money for ...

First thing you need to do is invest in a steel frame revolver. The brass framed ones will shoot loose after a period of time. A steel framed one looks real also since the real Remingtons were never brass framed, only a Spiller and Burr.

Strange how many "15" year olds are listening to oldies. Wonder it they're all really 15? I had a brand new 1963 Plymouth Fury convertible and cruising around at night with the top down, this was the perfect song, a perfect car, and a perfect era..

strictly a pro yankee set of pictures.

@GbyMusic There is another Woodstock. It's in Middle Tennessee and it's called Bonnaroo. Trouble is it's hard to get high with all the security.

Anita Kerr " DID NOT" write this song. The late songwriter Buddy Kelin wrote this song. He was a frequent guest on WAMB radio in Nashville and several times talked about writing it. He performed it himself really good but have never heard it by him but on that station.

All the Ronettes music was great but this one outshone them all. Love those girls. Wonderful song.

Junior in high school in 1961. Life was good. No worries, no problems, so happy.

Right out of Nashville, Tn. In the first picture the guy sitting down is Noel Ball a great disc jockey on WSIX Rocket 98 through out the 50's. Listened to him many many nights. Loved this song because there was a girl at Madison High named Julie Brown and I always thought of her.