WOW! Just great!

Congratulations!

Wonderful

Right on, man! That's awesome 👌

Past the gold, let’s do the diamonds 💎. Great job👍👍👍👍

I just sing it more often to compensate for the brevity. Taught me how to Yodel.

@@robertfish4052 I always wished I could whistle or yodel. I envy you! :)

I just saw them sing this in Las Vegas. They are currently part of the 'Happy Together' tour with The Turtles. Check it out if it comes to your area. ✌️

Was pretty boy still pretty?

@@hwytravler1962 Pretty Boy has always been pretty. : )

Turtle Creek HS?!

Ok, who's pretty boy?

Organic, analog, beautiful harmonies and backing production.

I know its a year old but i was just about to write that lol

So true, worked 33 years and still struggling.

More of us do that than were willing to admit. Credit cards!

Still living it

@@eddiesaninocencio6635 been playing the Lotto since 1884 / 85 & still broke. Lawd have mercy lol

20 years in concrete I completely agree! Great lyrics that really hit a chord makes this a great song.

That's very lovely. :-)

God bless.

Package and warehouse work for me for over 16 years. Before that I worked in the restaurant industry. Hard work both times. While in college I worked on campus, did temp jobs and was in the Marine Corps Reserve. I can definitely relate to this song.

That, my friend, is Heaven on earth.

Not only can they actually sing -- you can understand what they're saying! And it makes sense! And it isn't filthy! Astonishing!

I heard it for the 1st time in the late 70's on the car radio over a decade after it hit the charts & loved every second of it! It was easy to figure out the title & I bought it ASAP as well!

I was nine but the great vocals caught my attention and I still love hearing them

I’m 30 now, and just heard it for the first time a few days ago. I’ve had on repeat since.

Thank you for your service, Sir. 😎👏🌿💝👍🏻

I was still in high school but right behind you. Slainte mhath! From a fellow Celt.

Welcome home!

Thanks for your service.

Thank you for your service. I joined the Marines in 69. This is our music.

Thank you, I appreciate those that care about soldiers that were in combat. For some reason it took 2 months for your message to get to me, I have no clue why.

Thanks for your service !

Thanks for your service.... you guys are true heroes

2024 too...

I agree l wish we could turn back to 1965 l love the Vogues.never get tired of watching their videos & their voices! They will always stay with me!

Amen.... we had a 63 Bel Air Chevy that I would run the battery down listening to these songs...

What a story...I was born in 1949....we had a strong work ethic !! Lots of love to you and your family

Wow, you sure told quite a story in the few sentences you shared. I do hope you're able to retire and enjoy the fruits of your labor when you choose to!

They could write songs too.

Yes, true

@@danterry3776 you know Lots of singers do write their songs... still happens

I agree and I'm 20.😂

2023 I still feel the same 😊

Oh, yes - absoluetly spectacular.

I have a cousin in Illinois named Bruce Stewart!!

I don't know. I try not to fall into the trope of "Back in my day ..." There is a lot of good music out there today, just as there was a lot of bad music back then. Good music is still out there and can be found, you just have to look for it. My two cents.

My keyboards can make a HELLUVA sound! I "back in the day", too, though!

@@americanmanhood Maybe so but it's definitely harder to find now

Darius Sinclair agreed!!

@@SPORTSNUTIM Zackley ! Hugh Geyers brother, Tommy, was one of my teachers at Elizabeth Forward High school. Many great tunes...

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Mine too

And mine. I'm from 51 and heard the song now and then on the North sea pirate stations. It simply kept in my mind. 😊

Nick Cenci was the Producer on this Group.

Indeed...so highly original .

Yes agree 100%

It could be my imagination, but it seemed to be more about talent and music quality then, than the focus on image & appearance which seemed to start with a trickle in the 1970s.

@@joefaller4525 I see what you're getting at, but one could make the argument that celebrities have always been concerned with their image, including but not limited to changing their names to make them sound less "ethnic," putting out that idea that everyone was happily married or at the very least heterosexual (going so far as to set up beards and sham marriages), that they were not only Anglo-Saxon protestants but also regular churchgoers, teetotalers, middle-class, average Joes, etc.; publicists and public relations people have been around for some time now. What they were trying to hide or emphasize has changed somewhat, although not altogether, and perhaps it is that starting in the 1970s they just began being less inconspicuous about it.

I was TEN! Still love it.

LIVE FREE TO jobs will come and do but the human spirit is eternal. 💪🏿💪🏻🙏🏻🙏🏾💝🌿

If I had been your warehouse foreman, I would have blasted the song over the P.A. every day at 5 O'clock and encouraged everyone to sing along!

Do you have any idea who that brunette is on the cover of their “Memories” album? Might be the most beautiful face I’ve ever seen.

Hopefully you know that's NOT what they are saying here. The phrase is "trading my time for the pay I get. Living on money that I ain't made yet."

Its a real gasser chickie!👍😎🎶

Also R.I.P. Don Miller - 01/11/2021

I loved those pennant flag cards, I had a great card collection and all those stars had the best poses with bats The Mantle and Maris, Mays Aaron Rose and Matthews the Yaz card was cool too with him looking up ready to catch a ball-great stuff

Me too - from Flatbush.

Lots of competition in that era...

Dude this would still be fun to ride down the street and listen to in my 1980 Camaro! My older brother and I were raised in the 70s but our parents listen to this in the 60s we loved it!

I'd join you but very little hair left to blow around !

I'm pretty sure he's actually singing "HOLIDAY-ee-yay-ee-yee-ee-ee-ay!"

​@@willmfrank Never thought of that at all. Wow! And it fits too!

I agree that music from this era is amazing, but I would disagree that all music today is robotic and juvenile, as you suggest. There is still amazing music being made, much of it by independent and alternative bands. It's out there, it just may take some time and patience to find it.

@@americanmanhood Exactly. I'm just talking about what is considered mainstream music that is forced into your ears via advertisements, tv, and radio.

@@americanmanhood I have not listened to top 40 radio since the 90's. I'm aware of todays artist though. My example would be the band WILLIS. I heard a song years ago in an F.Y.E. store and asked who they were and it was a song by them. I then came on this platform and discovered them. I was surprised at the amount of views videos of their music had. I don't think they are mainstream but people must have discovered them. So yes there are ways of finding wonderful music a person might enjoy since it's all personal anyway. One just has to look, listen and find what they like and forget about what everyone else is listening to. When it comes to music it's You that matters and not everyone else and what is popular.