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"Texpaco" - I cannot thank you enough for posting this song! I had been racking my brain and looking everywhere to try and remember what the title was to this song. It was 1961 and I was airbrush painting t-shirts and Senior cords in a friends basement in Kokomo, Indiana when I first heard this s...

These might be YOUR favorite bodybuilders, but most of these guys are just overstuffed, 'roid pumpers. No John Grimek, no Casey Viator, no Bill Pearl? Just like the listings of greatest football or basketball players of all time, you list way too many 'roiders!

I've always thought that Gene Pitney never really got the credit that he deserved as being one of the greatest singers ever! If there's ever a survey of great singers and Gene's not in the Top 10, then that survey is completely bogus!

MusicMike2 - Thanks for your upload. I apologize that I'm not a "techno geek" like some of the others on YouTube who seem to badmouth and downgrade every song that they watch and listen to! For those of you in this category - please go somewhere else! I truly doubt that you people could do bet...

To "DrBob43PA and dbj1941" - I couldn't have said it better! I was born in 1950 and graduated from high school in 1968. Between those years were the absolute best years of my life. I'm so happy that we have Internet web sites like this one to relive those times. Oh, what all of us would give ...

SierraNarniaQueen - Happy belated birthday, Sweet 16! What a great time in your young life! Live it to the hilt! I will always believe that the 50s and the 60s were not only the greatest decades for music, but also for TV. We had so much to do outdoors, too, and we were outside almost 24/7! ...

Thanks, MusicMike! I just "discovered" your site today. I saw The Brooklyn Bridge in the Fall of 1969 at Franklin College in Indiana and they were GREAT! I have their CD of their greatest hits and this song as well as "Blessed Is The Rain" is on it. Thanks again!

No apology needed. You did great! I never knew that there were words in the chorus about boats, chains, etc. Thanks! I liked this song as well as his "Lady In Red", but I don't remember that this song received alot of air time.

Give me a break! Will Harris has 25" arms? Baloney - that's absurd! Not only do these guys take MASSIVE amounts of steroids, they lie about their body measurements, too! The largest arm I ever saw measured was by Arthur Jones and that was Sergio Oliva's right arm at 20-5/8" cold. And his arm...

This guy's name should be "Max Tool"! My arms are bigger than this guy's and mine are 17" COLD! Arthur Jones measured Bill Pearl's arm when Bill was in peak shape and his (Bill's) arm was 18-5/8". They were GIGANTIC compared to this tool! YouTube definitely needs to police crap like this guy!

Of course, the guitar in the rocking chair is for Roy Orbison. He was with the group before he passed away. But what is the comment "Roy Orbison is like Morgan Freeman with a guitar"? I don't even get the connection! Please, stupid people, DON"T LEAVE YOUR COMMENTS!

Does anyone know where this great gym is located? I'm jealous!

Where is this great gym? Nothing like it in my state of Indiana. I've watched a couple of this guy's videos here on YouTube and I believe that he has the right idea about training. I've trained with H.I.T. for many years and nothing else makes sense to me now. I'm wondering, though, what woul...

Ellington Darden (PhD) has forgotten more about weight training than most of you critical morons will ever know! I had the good fortune of training with Ellington at Nautilus in DeLand, FL, and he knows his stuff! He no longer retains his massive physique because he no longer enters contests. Thi...

shadybunnz (Lisa) - This is one of the BEST tributes that I have seen anywhere for anyone! This should be in the R & R HOF in Cleveland! I had the pleasure of seeing Johnny and the Brooklyn Bridge in concert at Franklin College in Indiana back in the late 60s-early 70s and they were fantastic! ...

Thanks, "twinkle748" for this wonderful song and video! It brings back memories of a lost love (through my own stupidity), but I always hope that my lost love, Diane, is living a good life and that's she's happy. I can't thank you enough! Also, best wishes to the designer of the video.

Thanks so ...

What beautiful memories from Dave Loggins. He's not alone when it comes to the "girl that got away". Oh, how I wish we had time machines!

God Bless!

"IdolAmerica" - thanks for your mention of Burton Cummings, lead singer of The Guess Who. His song "Stand Tall" is one of my favorites and should be checked out by all on YouTube.

Thanks!

Thanks for this reply. Here in America, The Righteous Brothers had a pretty big hit with this song. Both versions are great. I also noticed something about Tommy Burns here, too. Who was he? How was it that the Liverpool FC adopted this as their song? Do the words mean something to their cl...

Thanks for your e-mail update to me concerning this song. It's one of my favorites and I have liked Gerry and the Pacemakers since back in the 1960s. By the way, who was Tommy Burns as I believe that this song was played at his funeral. Was he a young man when he died?

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"nightfawn27" - thanks so much for this video posting. My favorite holiday is July 4th and, I agree, this song should be played all day. If anyone wants to know more about this video, please watch "The Jazz Singer" with Neil Diamond and you'll understand more. This always makes me tear up when I ...

"Alcyna" - Who are the 27 IDIOTS who didn't like this song or your video? MORONS! Great job! Thanks!

The only thing that I could add is, I believe at 1:10-1:11 in the video, the lyrics are "beatnicks and parlor tricks", not "beatnicks and politics". Listen closely and I think that those are the true lyrics.

Thanks!

I have to agree with "AlKindian" on this one. I don't know for a fact that any of these later guys (Colbert, Parks, Grimek, Reeves. etc.) took steroids, but your assumption that steroids weren't around during this era is totally false. The first oral steroid DIANABOL became commercially availab...

I really don't think that the lead singer here with The Hollies gets enough credit for his fabulous voice. In my opinion, it's one of the best ever in Rock & Roll history!