I love classic music videos, old records (spanning 100+ years) and old television commercials!! Have been collecting them for 25/40/25 years, and have a library of thousands. I'm back to posting in RU-vid, my previous account (edlongus) was suspended back in February 2007, so I'm being more careful this time around...
Ya I agree it is one of a kind song that is turning to this day is so magical and romantic and innocent like a little bit of the 30s 40s just like that I realize that it touch a lot of people my grandpa s tempo timeless and I was one 14 when it came out 70 around there it made me happy I can't explain it. Thanks for your song Hearacane Smith your voice is amazing and your song captured my heart at 14. 7th grade your amazing.! Jeff Glessner
This song had a throw back sound of the late twenties or early thirties. But it brings back such happy memories of my childhood in the early 70's and hearing it play on the family stereo.
Norman Smith not only produced the first several Pink Floyd albums, he also played drums on the Floyd track "Remember a Day" from the album A Saucerful of Secrets.
Luffy:(giggling) Yogi:what is so funny.? (Luffy still giggling and points to the comptue screen) Yogi:hmm,what the!? Shee! They put me in a dress!? Huckleberry hound:lets face it yogi,it was funny 😂. Yogi:yea,yea very funny guys.
This song is from the late 60s!! Why is it that more "younger people(that weren't born at the time)" know/appreciate this song. It's amazing in any "musical" era euphorically or lyrically, and they just let it slip through like it's some regular ass song😂😂😂😂😂😂 . Older generations like to think that the younger gens don't know good music, but the fact that this isn't considered a top 100 song EVER let's me know that neither did they.
Reading Nick Mason's book and this song was reference d because Norman Smith worked with/for Pink Floyd. I remembered almost every word and I just turned 61😂
