FREDDIE AND THE DREAMERS - You were made for me

Freddie & The Dreamers: You were made for me

Category:

Music

Tags:

• freddie
• and
• the
• dreamers
• you
• were
• made
• for
• me
• british
• pop
• sixties

[bearblock]

DEVO fans, pay your respects here

[puzleman1]

why is if something is not to ones liking is gay..michael jackson beyonce-jonas brothers- 50 cent-90% of rappers are gay

[supermarx1]

A happy song from a happy time in our life, it's a real toe tapper..!!!

[Tonithenightowl]

We called this "happy music" no big statement, just about love, you know that thing we had before we were married 30 plus years lol j/k it's deeper now and just a matter of who dies first :o)

[Highland804]

Great voice, silly dancing.

[ftsjr]

One thing about Freddie; whenever he performed, he looked like he was enjoying himself. RIP, Freddie.

[Metallicat8888]

It's funny watching the video with no sound.

[PuggyBank]

This video is quite entertaining on acid.

[TheLuigi69]

hahahaha go freddie lol

[26highstreet]

@sneezyize Yea ok i get your point, over here in the uk we have this little known singer called sir cliff richard, who in america had 4 or 5 hits over the years..

but here in the uk he has had more hits then anyone in the charts including the beatles and elvis presley and also been in 6 or 7 films and won just about every award you can think of..

But anyway i understand your point, we use to get us songs enter our charts 2 years or so after they had been hits in the usa and vice versa

[sneezyize]

@SuperDolcheVita Again, I'll post the same to you SuperDolcheVita as I did to 26highstreet, although without all of the explanation. What 26highstreet has posted is correct, as far as the popularity of Freddie & the Dreamers in Britian -- which is true. What you are posting and therefore an argument of two different points on that matter, which is quite annoying (excuse me), happened to Freddie & the Dreamers in the U.S.

[sneezyize]

@sneezyize The different points are this, what you are posting 26highstreet happened on the British charts, not the U.S. charts (and most of the world). Granted, in Britian Freddie & the Dreamers were around for a good chunk of two years, in popularity, but here in the states and in most of the rest of the world their popularity only last for mainly the year 1965.