OMG ! The Cavaliers - Oh Where Can My Baby Be REACTION!! 

Omg leader of the pack.. Another classic!

Yes! My parents had some "Oldies but Goodies" albums w/these songs & remember asking her what's up w/all the wrecks? Could you guys not drive in the 50s or WHAT? How was this fun to dance to??Lol!

@@allisonyoung4007 lol i honestly thing that the 50s and 60s had less car crashes then when Millenials started to drive. I mean when we started driving most of us had cell phones and as teens most of us engaged in the doing drugs and drinkings. You gotta think the kids back in in the 50s and 60swere raised by the adults who lived turning the great depression so rules for the kids back then were alot more strict then today. Due to the main reason of the government wasn't involed as much as they were for us.. The government now days are in every way in your life on what you can and can't do..im really surprised that they haven't told us when we can shower or use the tolit yet in our homes. So the punishment for kids in the 50s and 60s hell they got spanked by the school teachers then at home with wooden hangers or what not..if you tried that now days your child is taken. So honestly yeah I do think that life as a teen back then you has to be more responsible as most teen also had jobs by the age 15 as well if not sooner.

@@Indo_European_Nordic Well, on the flip side- I'm a widow of a man raised by 50s parents who beat the crap out of him & he said he WISHED someone would have said something abt his bruises~ So we never hit ours. They r fully employed 20smthings who don't drink, smoke , any of that fun stuff I did in the 80s. So while I get the nostalgia & luv the tunes~ well...just sayin( as the kids say). No offense intended in the least, btw~✌😊

@@allisonyoung4007 ah none taken lol i ain't like most of my age. Yeah I mean it's good but then it's bad to have government in our lives the way they are. I mean don't get me wrong I don't believe any person as a child should endure abuse of any kind but yet with what Clinton did in 94 it just messed up the whole thing because they made it where if a person don't like you it's based on hearsay not facts... So alot of kids got removed that shouldn't have while others who should have been didn't and ended up dead. Not because of the lack of employees but the false narratives gave the state the lack of fact then with that was the lack of removing said truly abused child. I mean don't get me wrong im for and not for child protective..i mean I think they need facts of proof not just be hearsay and yes whole that's some child protective its also some judges as well. Do I think protecting kids who are meaning truly abuse should be handled yes I do but not the ones who hasn't. I'm a person of facts and truth. I don't see eye to eye with mist of my generation as most are sheep they follow a flock. It's like with the current situation that we have. I see a bunch of sheep not true protesters. To me a true protester would fights to protect our birth given rights of the constitution not of just one race because in the end its all about good people vs the bad people not of what race one is.

I always thought their cover was too whiny, even worse they dropped the classic bass line. A big No for me on that one.

ha ha, Those "sofa back seats" remind ME of the late 70's station wagons. 🚚 They were FUN to go to the BEACH 🌊 🌴 with LOTS of Friends on the weekends, But they were ALSO SO Embarrassing to be seen with Friends while cruising on the weekends 'cause the STUCK UP "Cool" kids would make fun of us come Monday, LOL! 😝 😂 😝😂😝😂😝😂😝😂😝😂

That's how I felt when my husband died, it about destroyed me. Teenangel, Laurie (stranger things have happened) Tommy and Laurie, all sad.

I used to sing that in karaoke all the time. We had a friend named Laura who was a bartender. She used to out from behind the bar and sit with my wife while I sang it.

Omgosh that's another choke up song

@@janetwebb2701 yes

Tammy Alvarez Thank you for the history behind this song. When I was a kid, my uncle had the original single by Frank Wilson. He let me have it and I would play it over and over and cry, I was about 8-9 years old. We didn’t have a lot of money growing up and would go on country drives. I would sing this song to my cousins in the back seat for many years. I still have the record!

@@nikkihatfield2055 That's awesome! We didn't have much either growing up so we cruising around was fun 2 us. I used 2 cry 2 this song as well... specially when my dad would sing it 2 my mom. They were both alive at the time...but just the thought of the song happening 2 either of my parents would bring me 2 tears. It's always been a favorite of mine thanks 2 my dad ❤️ & that's so awesome that u still have the original record from ur uncle. My mom threw all our records out when we got a cassette player 🤦‍♀️🤷

@Tammy Alvarez: It’s so cool to know someone else grew up without much money, but I never felt poor! We had so much fun just driving around in the country with my mom, Aunt and my two younger cousins just singing songs and drinking pop! But, “Last Kiss,” was my solo! Lol!! Then my cousins would cry and I had to whip out a Loretta Lynn song from my repertoire! Lol! I’m still a fan of old country music, but once I hit 12 years old it was all Boy George, Madonna, Cyndi Lauper, The Go-Gos, Prince. One time after singing, “Last Kiss,” I broke out with “Little Red Corvette,” not knowing at 12 what the song was about or the words and my mom almost drove off the road! Lol! I was so clueless when she said not to sing that nasty song again, of course, as soon as I could, I asked an older friend and then wished I hadn’t! Lol!! That’s one of the funniest stories I remember! My aunt teased me about that for years! Great memories! Thank you so much for sharing your experiences with such a truly great song! ❤️

@Tammy Alvarez: Sorry about your’s getting thrown out! That’s a bummer! Where are you from? I grew up in southern, real southern Indiana, across the bridge from Kentucky.

@@nikkihatfield2055 I'm from West/Central Texas. Close 2 where J Frank Wilson lived for a time. Of course he was long gone by the time I was born lol But it was cool knowing that little tidbit & made me love the song that much more 😁

You're not old. You're just getting broke in 🤗

I'm 34 but same here, I love everything from the 50's until well, actually the 90's. Some stuff after that but not much. And this song makes me cry too.

Same here. 64 and told my whole life I'm too sensitive. We had exposure to all kinds of music. The best decade to be born in.

You two women who were born in the 50s. Y'all had music and war. Two biggest things I could say was probably in every house hold back then. I mean yeah equal rights started coming out but not every house hold listened to that. Btw I'm just saying what I know from my father who served in Vietnam as at that time he was 19 or 20 when he got drafted.

@@Indo_European_Nordic My late husband served two tours in Vietnam and was also drafted. My brothers were drafted, one went to Korea the other to Vietnam. The war that the politicians called a police action because there was not an actual declaration of war, was a daily topic at school and at home. Civil rights was a daily topic at school and at home. Just like now we thought the killings, assassinations, the riots and protest, the wars couldn't get much worse. And here we are with things a level of war, riots, senseless killings, burning of communities that are way more than we could imagine. Thank God the music revolution was happening for us too. Our music took us away from it for awhile. Music that is being created today is equally great. There is something for everyone. Songs that give you a few minutes of escape and songs calling for change. There is something for everyone. Music is a river flowing freely, ever evolving and cutting new paths. It all leads to our hearts and souls. It brings some sanity back to our worried minds. It solidifies reasoning and the need for change. It reaches people speeches, political rhetoric, and marches can not. 🙏✌👋🌻

@@Teresia12 wow I thought the Vietnam war and Korea war both were the worse times since the great depression. I only really ever got told by my father the hardship that fell as my mother never really talk about her life back then. I mean I can't say I know for a fact but I can say that by the time I was born back in 86 as a child of a veteran I couldn't Imagin how life was then. At times my father use to tell me about cars he had and how fast they went and cops couldn't keep up and where he lived at a young age of 16 his dad I guess was always in alert so he had a loaded shotgun so as my father came home after his sister did because he droped her off close to their house after racing some friends the cops were chasing my dad and so when he returned home I guess granddad almost shot him because he snuck in the house knocked over grandma's vase is what woke my grandpa up and after that the cop pulled up and grandpa still holding a shot gin told the cops to leave.. Lol not sure of honestly I would have liked the 50s and 60s lack of cops lack of laws bit yet you boomers did make the best you had out of life at that time that leads us of today's time as I'm reaching older age I look back at what I've done.. I mean don't get me wrong I done some crazy things but in the end its not like back then yall kids had a lot going on I think more so then what this generation of 20 year old's do. The most we had that was I can recall major whole i was growing up was John Walsh and what happened to Adam Walsh the school shootings and bomb threats and the bombing of Oklahoma City bank and 9 11 that lead to a war in Iran irac and Afghanistan. I mean they say history repeats its self and I can see that but if we follow the same path logic says we are headed for a major war soon and just looking back at just Vietnam war alone that thought just kinda frightens me in a way that I think most of the new generation isn't going to like and the ones who right now blame the boomers for everything will be lost at words when. In reality it was the boomer generation that gave us what we have today our law and order but yet our freedom among with technology that advanced us...i can say the boomer generation was the last best generation their was because of that. As far as my generation goes for what they want isn't a good idea. We need our police but yet we need others to understand that we are past 17 18 and 1900s we are past the era of making equal rights as all Americans have equal rights what we need is making the law understand they work for us we the people. But that's my take on it

There was a band called Death Cab for Cutie also. I think it comes from a book or poem originally.

That was the Shangri-Las.

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@@tlking4194 thanks

She's done "Honey." But her generation did not understand it.

Leader of the Pack

Yup, because what gets you laid easier than telling her you’d miss her if she died in a firey wreck? 😂😂