July 4, 2013: Tony Orlando gives his Gold Record for "Tie a Yellow Ribbon" to three 'NAM POWs who accept the honor on behalf of the Foundation. He also performs the 1973 hit song, and other Gold Record singles and fan favorites.
I was born in 1970 and my father was in Vietnam. “Tie a Yellow Ribbon” was one of the first songs I ever remember hearing. It’s so very special, and Tony Orlando is a remarkable man.
God Bless America! Thank you Mr. Orlando, this video really makes me appreciate our men and women servicing and protecting all of us. Aloha from Hawaii
Much that I embraced this specific song, when I knew it's meaning and became not only a soundtract to the many families, but a symbolic to many. Indeed the song shares a lot to many even now. God bless Sir Tony O.
Tony Orlando is the most incredibly handsome and awesome singer I care to know !!!🥰😌.I would love to meet him and tell him how I feel about him .I grew up with his music and his shows my mom and my aunt used to watch with me all the time.I love you Tony Orlando🥰😘
My late uncle was a pow and survivor of the battan death March. I have highest respect for Vietnam vets and especially the pows.myself I am a veteran of Iraq and come from a family of veterans.
EXQUISITE EL KEYT THE MIKEL EN LA PLAYA PERO LOS MOMENTES VIVIDOS JUNTOS EN NUESTRA SANGRE FAMILIAR "" INOLVIDABLES ""!! REMEMBERS GRANDS IMA YU IMA Y FAMILY. INOLVIDABLES LO AÑEJO ES LO MEJOR !!""
