🎵 The Youngbloods - Get Together REACTION

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@surlechapeau 2 года назад

Brad & Lex, 55 years later, the world still needs this song to be heard. Jesse Colin Young on lead vocals.

@reddoxx4754 2 года назад

And written by Chet Powers, who performed under the name Dino Valenti and was the lead singer on Quicksilver Messenger Service's "Fresh Air".

@user-gt2uf8cq9y 2 года назад

Earlier versions were done by The Kingston Trio, We Five, Jefferson Airplane, Linda Rondstadt and the Stone Poneys and others, but it wasn't a hit until National Conference of Christians and Jews used it in a commercial.

@raymo6795 2 года назад

It is still relevant , maybe more now than ever.

@michaelasay8587 2 года назад

Not gonna change the terrible world today

@larrymcneilis856 2 года назад

@@michaelasay8587 It all depends on which outcome we choose to unlock! We have the key. We have the choice. We determine our own outcome and fate!

@leetroy3129 2 года назад

I have always loved this song! The world needs to hear this message now more than ever. ✌️❤️

@AllieJ123 2 года назад

It's an amazing tune with great lyrics

@MoMoMyPup10 2 года назад

Except we're singing it in a bubble, kinda like Lex's vision of a 'peaceful Woodstock' where everyone on the outside could care less about 'love and peace'.

@gigantor62 2 года назад

The world doesn't need to hear it, the elites need to hear it. They're the one's controlling us and keeping us divided. Divide and conquer is their motto. The message we want to be spreading is ' turn off your televisions and get off social media. '

@gigantor62 2 года назад

The only message that needs to be spread is ' turn your television off and stop using social media. ' The elites can't control people if the people don't swallow the propaganda.

@BST-lm4po 2 года назад

Now the grandchildren of the hippies are burning American cities down. Drugs and poor parenting created evil, demented spawn.

@827dusty 2 года назад

You have to remember the times of the late 60s. Vietnam war protests, race riots in the streets across the entire nation, two assassinations in less than 4 months of Reverend Martin Luther King Jr., and Senator Robert F. Kennedy at a campaign event in Los Angeles. (Brother of President John F. Kennedy also assassinated in 1963.) The 1960s were both wonderful, and scary as hell. There were many songs like this during that time, trying to appeal to everyone, to slow down, and love one another as God commands us to. Thanks

@deborahcornell171 2 года назад

Probably the sweetest & purest of all hippie era anthems. Brings a tear to my eye. And speaking of Woodstock, you should react to both versions of the song, one by Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young..one by Joni Mitchell who wrote it. Very different styles but both terrific. And yes, there was some chaos at Woodstock but just think...500,000 people, rain & mud, not enough food, all that for 3 days & not one fistfight, shooting or stabbing. A couple of babies born..people helping others through both good & bad trips. I wasn't there but I know the history. I had just turned 16 & my dad would've killed me if I'd tried to go being as it was several states away. In retrospect, I'd have risked being yelled at & gone anyway!💙☮💙

@lindakessler8768 2 года назад

Yup, many of us would. ✌❤

@dggydddy59 2 года назад

The CSNY version is fantastic. Joni's version is surprisingly dark with just her and a tremelo Wurlitzer electric piano. The other notable version, and probably the most hippie, peace and love version and biggest radio hit, was by Matthew's Southern Comfort.

@truckerjim7933 2 года назад

I was 16 at the time as well living near Houston. Years later my dad told me he wouldn't have minded if I had gone. Yeah I bet. ;)

@2340Vegas 2 года назад

Also, one by David Crosby and the Bryds in late '64.

@appledoreman 2 года назад

@@dggydddy59 I like their (ie MSC) version best.

@mcpure9083 2 года назад

This song is timeless. A masterpiece

@bierce716 2 года назад

I remember when this came out, it instantly became an anthem for millions

@RicoBurghFan 2 года назад

Such a wonderful song with a beautiful message that will last forever. Jesse Colin Young was an ethereal singer. Hey maybe those hippies were on to something 👍🏾💯🌈

@magna116 2 года назад

The message WON'T last forever if the republicans have their way.

@patticrichton1135 2 года назад

@@magna116 TRUE!!! Unfortunately, and scary.

@Ecosse57 2 года назад

@@magna116 funny, it's progressive democrats who want to control everything you do through ever bigger regs and government, and push us to support war in ukraine. remember it was a democrat that got us into the vietman war and a repub who got us out.

@RicoBurghFan Год назад

@@magna116 They won't. The light will overcome their hate. ♥️

@Northanteus 6 месяцев назад

@@magna116 What is 'the way' of the Republicans? Oh, and loving someone does not mean you agree with everything they say, do or believe. We 'conservatives' have our differences of opinion with the 'liberals' out there, but this does not mean we HATE those on the other side of the political aisle. We just don't agree on certain issues.🤷‍♂️

@827dusty 2 года назад

Such a Beautiful song from the Hippie and Flower Children era. Jesse Collin Young's voice is like an angel's. Thanks

@maryellenazack4466 Год назад

Be a part of the SOLUTION✌️

@russwalker3119 2 года назад

the flower power era and the Hippie vibe of the time was encouraging young people everywhere to be kind, generous, friendly and it worked for a few years (in my experience) I was 19 in the year of love and the summer of Woodstock.

@topcat2069 Год назад

I lived 45 miles from San Francisco and was there every week end for the shows. Late '69 and early 70s things were fun and "Trip full" Then came the harder drugs which and took over the market for Pot and LSD, the dealers were mean and dangerous and the younger kids didn't understand. This is the time that the street started saying "Speed Kills" No more happy fun sunshiny days. This song was an inspiration for those of us that were looking for that world.

@stuff3829 2 года назад

No autotune, pure talent

@djm4457 2 года назад

Absolutely.

@jgrinwald1968 2 года назад

Could you imagine if every band knew how to cover this, and one day, at every event being played across the world, and on every radio station, at a particular time of day across the world, this was played?

@patticrichton1135 2 года назад

I would LOVE that!

@AugieDoggyDoo 2 года назад

♥♥♥♥♥ I would never forget that moment, ever.

@zq9m3xh8 2 года назад

One of the sweetest songs ever. And also a great 60's peace anthem.

@richardmartin9565 2 года назад

Great song 1968. It was a hit a few times. I think it came back in 1972. People actually believed this could happen back then. They were infiltrated by those who didn't. I doubt people today can even understand. Today they want to label everyone, back then labels weren't as important.

@dennisfloydflo Год назад

This song is about loving people and Jesus coming back

@patswanson2870 2 года назад

There were approximately 400,000 people at Woodstock. 3 deaths were reported, 2 drug overdoses and 1 young man was run over accidently by a tractor picking up trash. I haven't heard about any shootings at the festival.

@1calvinfunny1 2 года назад

No rap crap back then = no shootings...

@trentrock3210 2 года назад

There was a lot of communication/parenting from the stage announcers and some of the musicians. Encouragement and support too.

@kerrylewis2581 2 года назад

Imagine a world where we all live the lyrics in this song.

@jeffmorse645 2 года назад

I was just a little kid in elementary school in Northern California (hippie central) when that whole late 1960s peace movement was going on, but I had an older sister who really got in to the hippie thing and moving to the mountains and eating organic food and all that stuff. She was 12 years older than me and I just loved her. So yeah, when I hear music like this I think of my dear sweet sister and smile.

@KawaTony1964 2 года назад

I must have heard this song ten thousand times on soft rock radio stations, on hard rock radio stations, in shopping malls - everywhere. The only lyrics I knew were the chorus. The other lyrics are beautiful.

@helenmalina799 2 года назад

Always loved this song 🎵 such a powerful meaning,we sure could use alot of this...Come on people now,smile on your brother,everybody get together try to love one another right now ❤💙😀

@CB-gr1uk 2 года назад

In my top 5 songs! Nothing like peace, kindness and love.

@kevinsloan5570 2 года назад

Brad & Lex , Thanks for this song , brings me back to 1970 at the Strawberry Fields here in Canada , where the Youngbloods played this song . This song put a very peaceful , mellow feeling over the entire crowd . It felt like everyone , was one !! Thanks for the memories .

@mikeconway9849 2 года назад

A great reaction to a classic song! Lex's smile as she listened was nice.

@jhood758 2 года назад

There’s nothing like Jimi Hendrix playing The National Anthem on an electric guitar 🎸, he played a right handed guitar upside down left handed. Also played with his teeth! RIP Jimi 💜☮️💟

@philpartynski3125 2 года назад

We sang this song at our 8th grade graduation in 1973. How progressive! 😊 I remember distinctly because the girl in front of me turned around and glared at me and I thought she was going to tell me I was singing too loud, but instead she complimented me. A turning point for me. I’m now 63 and still singing away! Funny how a simple act of kindness can affect someone for the rest of their life! This is such a beautiful song that has aged very well. What if everyone started their day hearing this? Keep up the good work you two! Much love! 😎🎶❤

@albertmassingo4249 2 года назад

The journey of a thousand miles starts with one step. If we live in peace with ourselves with those around us that's half the battle. And I like to think that like-minded people seem to gravitate towards one another. We may not change the world but we can change the world around us.

@d_Howard 2 года назад

"When the One that left us here returns for us at last. We are but a moment's sunlight fading in the grass." We who belong to Him (and that's not all of us) have our marching orders; our assignment while we're here. Treat people the way you would like to be treated. Go into all the world and make disciples of all nations. We are ambassadors for Christ, as if God were making His appeal through us. Warn them, encourage them, teach them, love them. Even though they will hate you because they hated Christ and crucified Him.

@dennisgschmidt6167 2 года назад

BEST response yet!!!

@dewdewism 2 года назад

Amen!...!!!

@dannycasson1551 2 года назад

Speaking Truth in Love. 🙏❤

@wendyryder2708 2 года назад

Amen.

@michaelpalmer7954 2 года назад

@@miguel52You can still give honor to your Biblical name . It is never to late to repent and be Saved. Revelation 12:7 | View whole chapter | See verse in context And there was war in heaven: Michael and his angels fought against the dragon; and the dragon fought and his angels, Daniel 12:1 | View whole chapter | See verse in context And at that time shall Michael stand up, the great prince which standeth for the children of thy people: and there shall be a time of trouble, such as never was since there was a nation even to that same time: and at that time thy people shall be delivered, every one that shall be found written in the book.

@joshk6001 2 года назад

We played this song first at my mom's funeral, then a few years later at my Dad's funeral. Such a special song to me. Thank you for sharing it again.

@wyattearp1928 2 года назад

I think this epitomizes the 60's. Glad you reacted to it.

@sgt.blkdog3840 2 года назад

Lex, you don’t strike me as a recovering cynic… usually so upbeat. Beautiful song that I can’t help but sing along every time.

@patticrichton1135 2 года назад

I was thinking the SAME thing! I was a little shocked when she said that

@charlesstone4523 Год назад

I can barely see thru the tears , the lyrics are outstanding, but Jessie Colin Young's vocals are so incredibly beautiful and heartfelt.

@atuuschaaw 2 года назад

Beautiful song and great thoughts from a recovering cynic. I agree...we need more of this message. 😉♥

@sterlinggrubbs2833 2 года назад

One of the most beutiful songs I have ever heard. To me the lyrics are spot on and timeless. We need to hear those words now more than ever.

@rebeccalipps8007 2 года назад

This evoked memories of playing in the park behind my house in Kettering, OH when I was >10 years old. All kinds of kids of all colors just playing together on swings, slides, & merry-go-rounds in the early 1970s. We moved to a different state, WV, when I was 10 & there were few people of color in the new place. I never even consciously noticed the difference until many years later when I was in college.

@Ou81gi812 2 года назад

Those were the days…going to the “Teen Club” and hearing this on the…JUKEBOX!!!

@galenstone9097 2 года назад

What a great song. I learned the words in the back seat of my Mothers' Pontiac GTO on 8Track lol.

@stevewoods4539 2 года назад

Just a beautiful song...I've loved it from the very first time I heard it all those years ago

@charlesstraight5499 2 года назад

Unconditional love is the key that unlocks all the doors unconditional love is the cure to fear fear can't exist in the same space as unconditional love so it disappears and unconditional love wins the day. I really loved this song back in the '60s because it had such a powerful message and the people that got it and understood it where all the better for it the people that didn't weren't ready for the message yet although we're in a time now where this message can really resonate with a lot more people and it will in time.

@jimreedy1960 Год назад

I was at Woodstock and it was a combination of peaceful and chaotic. People were incredibly nice to each other. People went around collecting extra food for people who didn't bring enough, guys on Harleys went around collecting garbage and taking it to the dump, everyone was talking to each other and happy to see each other. It was chaotic because no one was in charge. There was no authority, no schedule, no rules. For those of us that grew up in a society with order, procedures, and a chain of command, this was intoxicating stuff. Unfortunately, it was not sustainable, but for three days we thought it might last and that we were changing the world. I guess we did in a sense because people are still trying to emulate that feeling today.

@robertfindley921 2 года назад

This song was the quintessential song of the 1960s. Great song. Great message. Still applicable today.

@winslow551 2 года назад

A beautiful song from a different time and place. We need more of this again today.

@danilleblanc7487 2 года назад

Woodstock was as peaceful as this song! There was no crack back then. Not in the form it is today. It was mostly weed and very good acid! The whole idea was to leave the old wars and headspace behind and the young people knew what they were there for! You tell him Lex!!! Love to you two!

@barriehull7076 2 года назад

Joni Mitchell performed "Get Together" in February 1969 at Carnegie Hall, and the concert recording was issued in 2021 on Archives Vol. 2. In April 1970, Johnny Cash recorded a version of the song on his television series The Johnny Cash Show.

@tsbinlv 2 года назад

Lex nailed it. Approach each other with compassion and create a better outcome.

@joanndowers5080 2 года назад

The melody and words to this song is so beautiful. Cmon people now smile on your brother. A timeless masterpiece for sure. ❤🥰🎶

@justineapril7922 2 года назад

This is the kind of music I grew up with. Being a child in the 60s and 70s is vastly different than any other period in recent history. That's why I call myself an "old school hippie chick." Peace and love! ✌😍

@justineapril7922 2 года назад

@@joedonlewis9820 I'm married to another woman

@joedonlewis9820 2 года назад

@@justineapril7922 yeah I'm just a guy, so you know.

@ronaldcrawford9310 2 года назад

Oh Lawt....I'm 68 and much older...BUT, I remember this was a great mood song on my "Best Of The 60's 8-track tape in my 1963 Ford Fairlane 260 V8 with 3 on da tree automobile! Know this: it is a "peace, love, dove and dangerous drugs song of the era."

@danielbritton8588 2 года назад

Marmalades "Reflections of my life." Vanilla Fudge, "You keep me hanging on."

@MisterWondrous 2 года назад

Timely and timeless classic by a beautiful soul. You're walking down the road of life and come to a fork in the road. Fear one way, Love the other. If you choose fear, then you will cake on all this temporary security, and wall yourself way from life by having built your own prison. In our short lives there should be no time for hate and fear, except to maybe hate the fearmongers, who are profiting off of the discomfort they foist upon others.

@nitegoat1369 2 года назад

Acid vibes. The first time I dropped, was in 1986, a couple of months before my 16th birthday, backstage at a ‘The Exploited’ show. It was one of the craziest and best nights of my life. One of my best friends who was with me, also dropped for her first time. After the craziness of the night was over, she snuck me into her mom’s condo, where we hung out in her bedroom, and listened the album ‘Are You Experienced?’ by The Jimi Hendrix Experience, for hours and hours, until the sun came up. To say this was a life-changing experience for me, would be a monumental understatement.

@dbcruser3133 2 года назад

All Lexi needs is some flowers in her hair she was in the groove for sure. Peace.

@VidiotSavante 2 года назад

Great song! You should also check out their psychedelic/folk-rock masterpiece "Darkness, Darkness" which features some cool violin that goes well with the distorted electric guitar and trippy/echoey vocals! 😎 Jesse Colin Young said he wrote it while thinking about the horror that his friends and other soldiers must have felt while waiting to fall asleep at night during the Vietnam War. "Darkness, Darkness be my pillow. Take my hand and let me sleep. In the coolness of your shadow, in the silence of your deep."

@lawrencecooper2361 2 года назад

The love and peace vibe prevailed for a time back in the day. It was very cool, by consensus violence was simply not an option in any situation. But the love/peace "better angels of our nature" have to be grounded in something transcendent, not just a bunch of kids deciding it's cool. So you had Woodstock on the one hand and Altamont on the other when fear, territoriality, and aggression reasserted themselves. Human beings are all of the above

@twenty3enigma 2 года назад

We're a complicated species, aren't we? 👍

@xcanuck4 2 года назад

Darkness Darkness is also a Must if you like the Youngbloods. ❤️

@lawrencecooper2361 2 года назад

Agree. Mott The Hoople did a cover as well. Both are great

@mikesheahan6906 2 года назад

I sing that chorus almost every day when I am trying to make a left turn onto the highway, and every car is strung out just far enough that I can't make the turn. "Come on people now Smile on your brother Everybody get together And let me make this turn!"

@andythrush3341 2 года назад

Great, great song. An anthem for my generation (I'm 67). Super voice, super writer and his music is soft rock, Folk, and jazz. Love him!!

@roberthalpern5454 2 года назад

One of the most beautiful songs ever.

@ronrago2696 2 года назад

The message is still the same, love your brother, brown, white, black, yellow, purple, It’s up to everyone of us! Peace…

@johndavids4780 2 года назад

If you can just experience the calm of this kind of music for just a minute - it works.

@danastearns7939 2 года назад

1969. quite a few songs by various artists about peace, kindness towards one another. other good songs along this line: Canned Heat-"let's work together; The Hollies-"He ain't Heavy". The Beatles wrote a song called "revolution" which spoke of making changes but in peaceful manner without destroying society. Chicago had a "fill song on their second album called "Where do we go from here". many other examples from this time period in music 60's-70's.

@ontrack16 Год назад

More Golden Gate Park in San Francisco 1967. Woodstock was in 1969 and things did get wilder. Richie Havens opens with a rousing Here Comes The Sun as only he can, one man and an acoustic guitar and Woodstock closes with Jimi Hendrix melting the National Anthem with the bombs of the War coming off his guitar :)

@alrivers2297 2 года назад

We definitely hold the power (key) within ourselves to decide which direction our lives go.

@melissatuel862 2 года назад

One of my all-time faves

@narlycat 2 года назад

The power to love or instill fear is a key in the hands of all of us.

@mikeyt80 Год назад

Released in 1967 & truly a timeless song & anthem with a great message..

@dewdewism 2 года назад

I was about 8 years old when this song came out. Vietnam war going strong. I lost a Cousin in that war. Great memories as a child to remember from this song.

@w.geoffreyspaulding6588 2 года назад

Lex: The key to love or fear is within yourself. Brad: That’s “artsy talk”.

@juanramirez-wk8ty 2 года назад

It's an uplifting hopeful song that may not be "realistic" to a certain point of view but if you listen close to the lyrics there is a reference to "The one who left us here returns...", I always felt that meant Jesus Christ.

@retiredfirelt586 2 года назад

I agree brother... it was Jesus and He is returning soon!

@juanramirez-wk8ty 2 года назад

@@retiredfirelt586 Yes HE is.

@kevincrosby3030 Год назад

1967 San Francisco, the Summer of Love... This was an anthem! Yes the hippies were idealistic; many tried to spread this message in the face of societal upheaval, Vietnam war, etc. We hear the same at church, but few put it into practice - still, the more love, the better!

@alansilverman8500 2 года назад

Remember that line from Suite:Judy Blue Eyes "Fear is the lock and laughter the key to your heart" ? Same thing!

@angrynana4439 19 дней назад

Lex, love how feel the music and hear thr lyrics. You touch the old hippy soul.

@jangle4246 2 года назад

This is a much-loved song from the hippie era. Although the Youngbloods originated in New York, they migrated to California in the late 60s. Their song “(I’m Proud to Be a) Hippie from Olema” (1970) refers to a little town on the San Andreas Fault Zone, just SE of Tomales Bay, N of San Francisco. That song was a good-humored answer to Merle Haggard’s “Okie from Muskogee.”

@targetshootr 2 года назад

That song was a nice place to go when the world was looking hopeless.

@dennislockhart7678 2 года назад

Immediately takes me back to 1967...hanging out at the Strip...love-ins at Griffith Park, driving up to Haight-Asbury...if you weren't there...no matter how muchyou read about it and listen to the music...you'll never know.

@victormagana774 Год назад

One of my favorite hippie-era songs!

@mcbeezee2120 2 года назад

This song always makes me feel hopeful. And that is something we need in today's madness.

@hayseaglets9966 2 года назад

There's an interesting story for this song. It was originally recorded by The Kingston Trio in 1964 as "Let's Get Together." The Youngbloods released their cover version as Get Together in 1967 and it failed to reach The Top 60 of The Billboard Hot 100. In 1969, it was used in a PSA and became so popular that RCA re-released it and it soared to #5 Hot 100.

@kevincaulder20 2 года назад

The message is all of us. Bring together the people with this mindset and then begin to work on the people who mind not agree. Lex, as usual your keen insight and understanding has unlocked the door. Just like this song.

@tys5276 2 года назад

Fantastic song , such a great vibe and emotion that transcends even to today

@staceypeters1585 2 года назад

We should only vote for candidates that can explain why they love this song❣

@classiclife7204 2 года назад

"Hey man, is that Freedom Rock?" "Yeah, man!" "Well, TURN IT UP, man!"

@technomikelyons 2 года назад

This song was given a reggae cover version by the group Big Mountain. I love both versions.

@1bigrowdy 2 года назад

Brad studying the lyrics trying to sort them out Lex eyes closed letting the groove soak in . classic

@johnkelly2663 2 года назад

Lex is right on like ppopopopcorn again. BEAUTIFUL song

@maryanngarrimone1153 5 месяцев назад

This song needs to play right now. The turmoil in our country and colleges. It breaks my heart to see what is going on. This song came out during the Vietnam War. My husband went to war right out of high school due to the draft. He didn't want to go but had no other choice due to the draft. I admire him, and I 'm so glad he came home safe. I lost a lot of male classmates to this war. 😪🇺🇸

@robertasirgutz8800 Год назад

Still holding up 5 decades later. Exquisite.

@terrypeckham4744 Год назад

Went to an outdoor Dead concert in Oregon in 1972. 20,000 people there. Can't imagine Woodstock with half a million

@raydemoll5542 2 года назад

still to this very day, my all time favorite song. the heartfelt interpretation, the musically peaceful vibe, the lilting harmonies and most importantly the wonderful message of love. IMO, nothing recorded has ever topped this song. thank you for finally doing a reaction to this gem.

@t.r.1708 2 года назад

Jesse Collin Young wrote another song called “Miss Hesitation!” It’s a fun tune! Thx!

@markdaniels6135 2 года назад

My First concert. Jerry Jeff Walker opening for Jesse Colin Young at the Paramount Northwest, Seattle 1975.

@SIR-DanielHunter 2 года назад

Its pretty simple song ""love your brothers and sisters"" the one who left us here ,will surely return, "Jesus Christ Return" I remember when this song came out times was volatile. War and murder of our leaders. Had the KKK and Russia threatening to nuke us daily. CIA doing underhanded stuff. Will guess not much has changed 😥

@retiredfirelt586 2 года назад

Amen brother.

@andrewcormier529 2 года назад

That was a great reaction song has a lot of meaning for me definitely an anthem for the late sixties I was very good friends with the lead guitar player and the gentleman singing backup he used to come into a restaurant I worked in California regularly Jerry Corbin wicked nice guy great song great meaning to it keep spreading the music.

@ArniePorter 2 года назад

It’s said “Be the world you want to live in” so it’s up to each one of us to live that way.

@TheDunestrider 9 месяцев назад

I remember when this song was the background music for a PSA (Public Service Announcement) on TV (produced by the Council for Christians and Jews) back in the 1960s.

@jaimegarcia6114 2 года назад

One of my favorite songs ever!!

@karenlangham24 2 года назад

I love this song!!!! Great message for the times we are living in right now!!❤️❤️

@quij7ote222 2 года назад

Surely there's room for music about the best in us and what we can aim for, as well as music filled with the the details of the debauched state in which we find ourselves. In the end you both got the essentials of this song. And, acting in love instead of fear is a weapon against manipulation. A loving approach doesn't make you stupid or naive necessarily. It can change an entire culture though, and turn destructive impulses into growth and progress. Being fear-less is the only "real" human freedom as well. It's the only chance we got. The opposite of love is fear. What you fear you hate, and hate provokes humans to irrationality.

@beverlyducharme433 Год назад

One of the most beautiful voices ever in popular music singing one of the most beautiful songs ever written. It thrills me the same way it did when I was a little, naive, fourteen year old wanna be hippie chick in 1967. Sadly, no one who didn't live through the times when this song was new could never really understand its spirit and meaning which is far more complex than just a hippie anthem. Still, I'm glad these kids played it and seemed to enjoy it.

@LarryWilliams-ln7mf 8 месяцев назад

Lex seeing your reaction to all these reaction videos always makes me smile,so cool and your ok too brad

@bernardcrowley1816 2 года назад

Great song, encapsulates the 60s !

@joycevance3078 6 месяцев назад

I have always loved this song and still do ! I was under 10 years old in the 60s but your never to young to be a Hippie , I still am!!!✌️✌️🤘🎶🎵🌼🌼

@megarouge61 2 года назад

Exceptionally deep lyrics!!!This song was the title track to the first Vinyl album I ever purchased, a "K-Tel" compilation Album! It had the best "Hippie" music of the time on there!