me too girl!

ME TOO.

Y seguirá sonando está magnífica canción.un clásico

Same

Moi aussi❤❤❤🇫🇷bonjour de France🤗

Dion taught me a lot about phrasing

Love oldies, remind me back in my country (Cambodia); some of songs or tunes were from the 60s and 70s; had a lot of metaphors with lots of meaning.

💯

60s legend

Agreed

RIP

***** i hope ur being sarcastic, cause i just threw up...

+Nick HA HA HA HA, good one. those people you mentioned are not even good for swamp water,lol.

Absolutely. x

You don't know that. Revivals happen all the time.

totally agree-bring it on back!!

Wasn't that "lovely"

I think it's cute and wonderful. The times appeared more innocent but Dion actually had a heroin addiction since his early teens which I found shocking. I didnt know heroin was a thing in the 50s. Anyway he appeared to have kicked the habit and has gone on live a good life. Good for him. Not many escape it.

Youd think so until you've heard the song Rocket 69 produced in 1951 lol. But I totally agree that the 50s were the best

Fusilier segregation

Wow ur kinda young

I beat ya .was born in 41.still lifting weights ,riding a Harley and playing guitar.

me tooooooooo!!!!!!!

I wasborn in 1948, too. We grew up listening to the greatest hits and artists of music. ❤❤❤❤

You are two years older than my mother...

Im in my 30s an love the classics if it wasent for this music we wouldent have the music we have today and those guy knew how to sweep a women off her feet

50s !

Very good

Ik there so nostalgic

i know right. and the guys especially, truly loved their girlfriend and it was real. they were also so polite and educated too unlike most guys today:(

Yes it could

It’s your option to make it that way

@@prozac. Don't confuse people with the truth... they like their fairytales.. :)

ikr :(

I agree with you!!!

no,Dion was merely the froth of a beer carlo fred and angelo wwere the true talent

@@bluephalanx They got screwed by not being included in the Hall of Fame when he was.

corvus13 facts

Blue Phalanx then dion pretty much turned his back on them ever since

Thank you very much ☺️

Abraham, Martin and John!

All because he was there when we lost buddy holly and he was one of the first to lose his innocence

They return every time you watch these videos, silly

@@_.._guillaume_._x_._. You are right! All the best from CROATIA.

+Julian Emery Me too. I was born on the 42nd of December at 67 o'clock.

+Julian Emery And you already have good taste...!!

+Julian Emery hickory hickory tock!!! This is serious time travel!

i live in the other worldand haven't been back for at least 500 earth years. that makes me about -500 years old and i love this music. hope when i come back this music is back in style.

Well I'm a fetus and I love this type of songs

That is so cool!

Just commenting so you get the notification so you can come back to this masterpiece. I just discovered this group and im absolutely impressed with the harmony and how good they sound together. So If I enjoy them this much im sure you enjoy them 10x more.

The Art of Songwriting is dead

I've been listening to this and other songs from the era since I was a kid in the 70s and a teenager in the 80s.

We can't, but we can always come back on here and listen to these timeless jewels.

Oldies of rock and roll

Well if you want me to cry...it won't be so hard to do...love it

Me too

cizia69 ❤️❤️

Are you not born yet then?

cizia69: Good choice!!

Time traveller

How lmao

Same! 🥰

Every generation things that..

Hello 👋 mary How're you doing. Thanks for this comment, I'm nothing without fans like you who appreciate my musical craftiness It's nice meeting you here.

You still here ?

@@estebangarcia747 typical ignorant millennial comment!!!

This footage was used in the 1986 movie "Peggy Sue Got Married". Added to the reality of the scene. It was great the day the sang it on AB, great in the movie scene, and remains great all these years later

Si, a mi tambien

Scemo Person igualmente

More simple than today's not possible. Look for that crap of techno and rap !

Or they're in their graves

Kapsas4908 Especially the smokers.

im 72 wanna try me

Von Wane yep, I'm 73... Only in time not heart. Still lovin what we started..ps, still have a 31 inch waist :)

Orion Simpson I am 63 and faintly remember hearing the fifties hits as a little kid. My dad loved the big band era but had an open mind about the new sound emerging. I remember him telling about seeing Elvis on the Dorsey Brothers show. I have always been a big fan of the fifties era.

must of been amazing

It would be so awesome to go back in time and be as young person that night, as long I could return to present time otherwise I would about 80, just love Dion, I live in Australia and missed out on seeing him when he toured here about 1984.

+Wayne Page "tormented" by their friends wow you really got that high ego don't ya

I just believe that music of that generation is very underated by the younger generation. Music of the 50ts and early 60ts will never be matched.

Wayne Page expand your horizons please

I don't know what your problem is, Its an opinion thats all,and in my experiance all i have done is stated that.

Is it possible to buy children for music?

How old are you now?

@@TLK9419 1959 is when this song came out so he was born in 1947 so he is 74 years old

@@colinschmitt6378 he's not alone.

Abigail’s no nun mm

ProudWayniac ME TOO!!!!!!!!

Where’s that

@@foggymountainmusic3468 Around 2:18. The scream was just a bit before but he looked at someone and grinned.

+coyotesong ----and to Ernie Maresca, who wrote "Runaround Sue" , w/ Dion.

Bill, thanks for cuing Runaway Sue, my fave hit of that era after the Ronettes' Be My Baby

Hi cayotesong....I liked all these and my faves were "He's A Rebel" and any Carol King penned diddie.

+Bill Smith Hi, Bill, Had to reply her cuz He's a Rebel was in fact my personal anthem, something however that I kept totally to myself. Goffin King and the other Brill Bldg author couples gave us the soundtrack of our young lives. And what a time it was to grow up!!!!

You DO know the great Gene Pitney wrote "He's A Rebel", don't ya?And Darlene Love recorded it for Spector.

Hello friend, how're you doing today??

I'm 12 and I love this muaic

I love 50s music and I'm 12

+Nick it's all about Mayan sacrificial recitations. I'm only 3.141592653 years old and I know that

+Brandong 2145 Fallout fans.

+Brandong 2145 "negative 5" lol

Absolutely! Totally professional, great harmony, and charismatic. I won't denigrate the currently popular acts (but I certainly won't praise them), but appreciating the wonderful music they created for us and thanking these wonderful people for the talent they shared is the minimum I can do. As a native Noo Yawkuh, and one who has ridden the number 4 IRT line way too many times, I can say you guys are okay. Good eggs. Yu don suck, yu know? If the guys read this. they'll know I mean that as the highest praise. But don let it go to yor head. Sheesh.

Same here, nowt but self entitled woke snowflakes with no taste in music and no sense of humour. Take me back to the 50s and let me have best ten years of my life. Not in the UK though, was crap here in the 50s so I was told, USA was far better with the diners, the high school hops, Alan Freed, Drive in movies, the fashion, being able to drive at 16. still have to wit until you are 17 in the UK all those years later. No where of interest to go here if you lived in a small town and too young to go into pubs and clubs.