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Jay & The Americans - Cara Mia

Jay & The Americans Perform "Cara Mia" On Shindig In 1965  
 
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usmc325 (13 hours ago) Show Hide
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R.I.P GOTTI!
usmc325 (13 hours ago) Show Hide
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Hey Don, John Gotti was far from a scumbag you animal! He had to Murder to make his mark! In addition he had more guts in his little finger then you whole family has in there bodies combined.The family agreed that the new Boss Big Paul Castellano was bleeding the family and outsourcing information to other non Italian families
moosehunter2616127 (16 hours ago) Show Hide
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In response to 7tarn's comment. "Got that right". This was raw talent. Strong, powerfull music like "Unchained Melody", will not be heard again. Dont forget sang live with no synthetic enhancers. Classic Rap, makes me chuckle.
DonBeppo (22 hours ago) Show Hide
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Gotti was every bit the scumbag as any other member of the mob. Murdering, tighwad sociopaths who destroy their own [blood] families. Crooks and common thieves. It ain't like Holywood!
If you think being a made man is a thing of honor outside the mob itself and looked up to by decent hard working Italian/Americans, you're sorely mistaken.
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Jay Black, lead singer for this group had a fantastic voice...going from a tenor to falsetto effortlessly. Others like him would include Frankie Valli, Gene Pitney and Lou Christie. This was the great music....no doubt.
Olancho61 (5 days ago) Show Hide
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Someone know, what's the name for this son of the sixties, that says something like "I"ll be madly in love with you... uhuhuhuhuhuhhhhhh!!!" or something like that. I'm looking for itl. It was sang by a group of guys.
7tarn (5 days ago) Show Hide
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Gotta love the oldies.Youth of today are never going to see a radio station devoted to "classic rap " LOL
cantrucker55 (6 days ago) Show Hide
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This was music. If only we could turn back time and return to the 60's for the best songs of the century.
lukcgepwr70 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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One of the most beautiful songs I've heard. It's one of my favorites.
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@usmc325 Meh... Yes Don Gotti may he rest in Peace.And I hear that Jay performed at an Event/Events Don Gotti had.Much Respecto to this day for Don Gotti.Ciao usmc325 and if you are a Marine Thank you for your service for this country and Much Respect to you as well.

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