This was the first song I ever remember. I must have been 2 or 3. The sound has a strange effect on me, like a memory from some other universe.

I was two when this came out but always liked it. Great band who was gone by the 70’s…

Who isn’t? 😊

Me. Me.

Me!🙂

The power of music.

Exactly the same for me...It definitely transports and transcends

Oh ABSOLUTELY, honey.... miss my family. Everybody's gone to Heaven....

Henry K Yup, I say while trying to maintain my composure at age 69.

Yeah, it really does get melancholy sometimes, doesn't it.

Rick i love your comment , Harmonies were made for this lovely band , ive always adored this 60s band ,, still do memories to cherish ,, those were the days lol Jane x

So true!

Along comes mary.

This was always playing the jukebox at our public swimming pool all summer!!

All Wonderful songs!

Also Larry Ramos RIP.

My name is Wendy, I was also born in 1973! My parents got my name from this and Four Seasons Dawn! But my dad prefer beach boys and their WENDY, so mine came from 3 songs..lol

this is the coolest story!!

Girl, you CAPTURED A MOMENT!! Lucky you!!!

As the World Turner's What a great story!

Wow, Wendy! That is so neat.....man

Maybe your stormy eyes

🤗

Luv It !!!

My mom and dad met in 67 and married in 70...and here I am at 53 listening this and they too are together

Blessed are you. Greetings from Africa and may you stay blessed.

Brian's on bass on the right hand side yes? Technically this is one of the finest written and produced pop songs from the entire 60s. All the best to your family and those who knew him.

@@kingsleyroberts8226 Yes, the video starts with a close up on him. And thank you for your kind words.

Meegan, didn't know he was your uncle but I've loved seeing him and listening to him for 55 years. Hopefully, for many more.

we lost him way way to young but he is here forever in the music.

He provided a depth to their vocals, with what they called “ lower tonal concepts, and drove the band in a subtle way. They were never quite the same after his untimely death.

Raymond, everyone forgets the bad times from times past when listening to “their” music. I was born in ‘50 and I remember the 60’s like yesterday. The music was great, but you can keep the rest. 😎 Rant over. ✌🏻

Or bands that dress respectable

..when I was a kid everytime I heard this song I'd get giddy

Brings great memories of my Mom and Dad this was their Era and I miss them soo much 😢 💔 I feel like an adult orphan and it just kills my heart to see and hear of anyone losing their Parent's as a child 💔 the fear they are feeling!! Ughhh.. Music 🎶 🎵 🪕 🎼 💿 🎸 🎶 🎵 🪕 heals the soul and can bring even enemies together ❤

JFK in 1963, the buildup in Vietnam for no earthly reason, MLK, RFK, riots....the 60's were no picnic. Oh, and the Hong Kong Flu in '68.

Thank you for your service!

Happy that you are back!!!

Thank-you for your service & so glad you safely made it back!♥️

Thank you

Thank you so very much for your service from Fort Hood, Tx Take care friend!

The "Wrecking Crew" originated this musicality! The Association band members when they started, couldn't play this Well. Look it up. Or watch the Movie about the Wrecking Cru... Still, BEAUTIFUL SOUND !!! YES I Do agree and Enjoy this era!!!!!

Absolutely✨

@@JMLUSA1yesss the infamous Wrecking Crew … was responsible for most in this era 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

⁠@@JMLUSA1watch the wrecking crew (2008) Herb Alpert and more, the last 2 minutes with Joe Osborn and Bones Howe explains how the “association’s music was actually recorded

You're doing it right.

OUTSTANDING!!!!

I used to tell my ex that his mother was a bag of wind and referred to her as "Windy" for short.

blue/green are my 2 fav colors...only if you were like the hippy chick "Windy"..I;d find the perfect woman!

Isn't there another song called Stormy?

I actually met someone who was named after Pier Angeli The actress who committed suicide in 1971. The girl who was named after the actress her parents were good friends with Pier Angeli. Pier Angeli played a love interest of Sgt Guffy telly Savalas in the movie the battle of the bulge

Talented singers....but we must give instrumental credit to the "wrecking crew" studio guys, including Larry Knechtel, Hal Blaine, Joe Osborn, etc....

@@williamkinney427 Phenomenal harmonies and what an arrangement

Most of the music that has been coming out the last 10 years is garbage.

Hall Neville Neville Longbottom

The instruments are played by a group of The Wrecking Crew musicians. I recall the only Association members you hear are the voices.

2024

i'm 17 years old and when i listen to old music, i feel this special vibe that you described even though i don't know how it was back in the day haha:) great song, truly loveeee itttt !!

I graduated in 1969 with the same memories. It was a magical time to be that age.

4325air "The music back then literally defined our lives." The life of every generation is defined by its music. Oh, and "literally" alert!

I feel the same way about those times. But I would have been even happier if there were good songs ever since. There simply has to come a time when music is that good again. Maybe it will surprise us. :)

Anyone downing this one is sick.

Oh No !!! I love love !!!!!

I am dead inside & I still smiled

It don't make me smile I am dead inside

...and out!!!

I'm dead inside

Hate to burst your bubble. But this song is about a prostitute named Wendy.

When the weather is stormy I always think of my friend Gail, as her nickname is Windy and she certainly proves to be a force of nature!

Born same year. Breaking Bad has tainted my memory of this beautiful melody😂

And we also have stormy eyes that flash at the sound of lies. (Don't cross us! *LOL*)

Thank you :)

Hi Wendy I think I was in love with you when this song I was born in 1962

My sister was named Donna she loved Richie Valens Donna.

Yup during the lockdown

Between 1967 and 1978 I (born 55) made my own Top 20 charts and this was my 1st Nr. 1 song.

HECK YAHHHHH! I have goosebumps and it's *hot* in here, man! *LOVE* this and always have.

folks will be listening to songs like these forever. They are perfect. Like Carole Kings "Too Late" and many others. Perfect

Me, from Argentina

In other words, we had MUSIC back then. I was there when it happened. I still am here, but barely.

Exactly! Not like today's non existent harmonies! This junk today that's played is stuff I wouldn't let my cat listen to.

Amen!!!

And you could sing along with them.

I just discovered the term for it called Sunshine Pop.

New so called have no ears for catchy, happy music!! Plus their lyrics are crap.

New so called talent I meant 😊

I agree with you completely, but I believe the usual response would be "OK Boomer".

Your comment is very ignorant. There is music with harmony, and melody, and substance is subjective. No offense, but a guy singing about a girl is not the most creative gold. People are still doing that.But you are right that a lot of people do long for “better days.” I see a lot of people wanting good music, but are too lazy to look for it, or just want music that sounds like stuff from the past. I honestly doubt this is superior to everything of today, when you probably only heard mainstream music. How do we know this old music wasn’t the top 40 that outshined “REAL” music of its era?

And another thing. There has BEEN decent music, non subjectively speaking. Y’all act like the late 50s-mid 90s were the only decade people were using instruments. We didn’t just go from the kinks to cardi b overnight.

so sorry, much to young.

Thank you for sharing this very touching memory. God bless your mom

My mom died in an auto accident in 1985. I was eleven years old. I too have fond memories of her cranking up the radio to Steve Perry’s ‘ Oh Sherrie’ cruising down the road after grocery shopping with her one afternoon.

@@alrossi2573 It's funny what sticks with you. Sorry for your loss. Moms are important.

Your mum had great taste in music.

The same here, actually the same...

I was turning 6 thank God my older sister was 15!

DID SHE TEACH YOU WHAT?

I was seven. I had forgotten about this song until watching it on Breaking Bad. It was on an episode about Windy the hooker.

Mr54nomore bless you

You are just three months older than my brother Anthony (who was born in October), so this song is as old as the pair of you!

Hi Wendy

I always wondered why it was spelled Windy if it were a girls name and someone's daughter?

My siblings named me after caspers friend Wendy but was called windy later when this song came out

I'm sure you're every bit as beautiful as this song, Wendy. That's why your father gave you that name.

Do you like giving Windy's, Wendy????

My brother was born in October 67, so this song is as old as him. I am two and a half years younger.

Life wasn’t innocent- you were

I was 4....still makes me smile! 😊

I would have been eight. Songs were almost magical at that age, not having a clue just how it was they were created. I don't even remember how or where I heard them, not having bought the albums or owned a record player. Probably my older sister's or brother's room, in the car with my parents, or in a department store shopping with mom, maybe? Dear God, how BORING that was! Sighhhhh....the soundtrack of our childhoods has surely left it's fingerprint on our souls.

@@onetrueslave We were four children. We sang everything the Association sang.

Amen

My girls name was cindy

Those upbeat songs are so rare, but so needed to counteract the many sad or neutral songs that don't make you feel so good, as "Windy" (4 weeks at #1) counters so effectively! Along with The Doors equally infectious "Light My Fire" (3 weeks at #1) immediately following, these two giant songs in dominating 7 weeks of mid-1967 anchored one of the greatest Summers in rock history! "Windy" started the week ending July 1 through July 22, "Light My Fire" July 29-Aug. 12. And after that was The Beatles "All You Need is Love" for the one week, Aug. 19. Then "Ode to Billie Joe" by Bobbie Gentry for 5 weeks (Aug. 26-Sep. 16). Look at all the wonderful #1 hits for 1967 here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Billboard_Hot_100_number_ones_of_1967.

@@stanleydavis7904 "Missed it by THAT MUCH!" --Agent 86 [one letter]

I love these guys ! ❤❤❤❤

Better

Well, there are a few more of them! LOL

The Everly Brothers, The Beatles, etc.

Better . Don't know the beach boys but I remember jan and Dean the original beach sound

I think that's why our Choral Director used their charts.

They were and so was Spanky and our Gang!

They NEVER sold out so they are not invited. Do understand what this means?

@@mikejohn0088 Really? So bands like Frankie Lyman and the Teenagers, The Velvet Underground (which never even had a gold record or a top-40 hit), The Moonglows, the Flamingoes, and the Stooges (whose best-selling album only reached 96 on Billboard's Album charts but the Association has been left out because they didn't "sell out" any concert? Did you know that the Association has had three singles that were certified platinum? If those other bands can get in, then so should bands like the Assocation, Jethro Tull, America and Meatloaf.

They NEVER sold out so they were closed out....and they will rest in peace!

@@mikejohn0088 I don't think that's part of the criteria for induction. You're grasping at some very short straws.

Truth Indeed

Tattooes, flames shooting to the ceiling, combat boots, hair combed two months ago . That's today. hate it. I grew up in the midst of this. Today, the bummer ,is I'm a nearly worn out old man.

Well said.

@@skipdow3 today's youth is just as always, new, less innocent and no draft.

@@skipdow3 I'm not only a 66 year old widower, I'm also with you.

They could though.

@@davidorkis1779 Never Happen!!!!!!

hip hop and r&b kill it.

checkout The Pearlfishers

There's a lot of talent out there, just different and much of it is underground and not well known to the public which I find refreshing.

Tim i still adore this rather lovely romantic song its so pleasing to my heart and soul ,,i would like to have sung harmonies with these guys i would have blended in rather nicely xx the 60s era was full of genius bands and singers WOW XX jANE X

Tim the 60s era was some thing else ,,, this divine classic was full of joy and love ,,We were spoilt for choice ,, the music was so diverse to say the least xxJane

Listening to it right now, and I'm humming and actually remembering the lyrics!! Love it.

thats what the music of the 60;s were all about...

In summer 67.....this filled me with love.....

J Brodo i get the same feelings ,,its a long time to be happy lolx

Love it - and l ALWAYS sing along. I love to harmonize!!

Mochrie99 I could fall in love with a song like this!

Thanks

Mine too, along with another #1, the greatest hard rock song I've loved since '67: "Light My Fire" by The Doors! A back-to-back twosome hitting #1 that has rarely been equaled in any Summer, or in any season in the rock era! "Windy" written by a woman: Ruthann Friedman (then 23, b. Jul. 6, 1944), who can be heard singing at the fade-out, as she later told people; wrote the song in 20 minutes at David Crosby's house. .

"gorgeous" is just perfect. :-)

MOCHRIE 99 I adore the harmonies in this lovely classic i wish i could have sung with this rather special band , i would have blended in great x long live the 60s era xx Jane xx

Hope all is well with you brother thanks for your service

The Left Banke..."Just walk Away Renee"...still gets me

That sounds awesome! I was a baby then. Still love the music.

Wow, what a bill! Especially rare to see The Left Banke. I saw the Association a few times, starting in the mid-70s, and the BB's came around here a lot, but The Left Banke? Loved them, and never saw them until a couple of them re-formed the group in 2012. And then they were gone.

PHL76Music it was very fortuitous because about a year and a half to two years after seeing them at the convention center in Tampa, I was in a very small club in my hometown to see them play. Probably 100 people in the place . They were absolutely fantastic

@@Flap999 That's pretty amazing. Where's the hometown? NY area?

- People with knowledge and taste in music.

How can this song have 446 haters? That's the question...@@bigpeeler

62 y/o baby boomer here loved this song and I was 10 y/o when I heard this in Terminous California 8 miles west of Lodi California when California was so beautiful then.

I do, I have the original albuml

🙌

the foo fighters, rihanna or the association - if they are good i like them; music is music in any age.

norman Smithers true but you can’t this type of quality anymore is what he means. Such superiority over the majority of modern music and this is 80 years ago... pathetic

No and you won't. All of these performers nowadays want all glory and fame for themselves!!

Try the olivia tremor control. Yes they do make music like this.

Totally!

Joe Osborn played the bass on this recording. Unlike the Association bass player that was shown in the video, Joe used a pick which gave his bass sound an unmistakable sound. You can hear it on many other recordings including the Grassroots "Midnight Confessions" and most of Ricky Nelson's recordings from about 1959-1964. (his hit making years)

J'ai 65 ans moi aussi et une grande nostalgie de cette époque.

WDRQ 📻.... Detroit , Michigan .

Lol ... I was 3 and I remember well ❤️!!!

Same here .Fantastic memories!

Same here Scott . AM radio gold . Remember tuning across the AM radio dial at night . WLS ,WCFL , WABC , WOWO , WLW to name a few . Huge market stations that covered many states with their signal . They could make or break a hit for a band . Great DJ's in the air chairs as well .

welcome home.

Thank you

My next door neighbor was a radio operator with 3/26, Robert (Bob ). Robert made it back but his mind never did. Alcohol and drugs got him. Took me 32 years to "get back together."

+derail14 God Bless you, and know she can hear it now..

sorry about Sis, I was 18 then too

derail14 May she rest easy.

I'm sorry derail:(

I was 18 in 1971 I had a brother who was 11 years younger; he tells me I told him when he was starting high school “enjoy high school years cause it’s all downhill thereafter.”

Terry and Larry Ramos are giving great performances in heaven. RIP to both

russell campbell hi ,i agree with you ,olso a good time to buy singles .i still adore the 60s era in many ways ,im a 73 years old female who will continue loving those years , in fact until eternity will do xx lol

I agree, and in fact I think the decade of music from 1965 to 1975 is the greatest explosion of diverse popular music of all time! I think the Alternative explosion from the early 90's into the 2000's was the second greatest progression.

exactly . was a great moment in earths history

for sure...i loved All of it.

russell campbell The Big 11-10. KRLA Pasadena.

It's a classic. It'll never die.

@@chriszerkel5874 I want to go back, anyone want to go back with me?

I was 5yo, we were just born too late 😊

Jack Murray ya kinda wish I was born 15-20 years earlier sometimes,

I was there and it was like being lifted up each day.

Same to me here.

Me too....back to youth, chasing those beautiful girls, that convertible, Friday and Saturday nights, the music, the friends and the innocence that is long lost.

Exactly.....kids nowadays have no idea what real FUN is. No internet, no cells, no Facebook. God I miss those times.

Also Spanky and our Gang !!!!!

Along with musical instruments

Oh please. The song is a glorified nursery rhyme. I like it, too, but this ain't the height of vocal performance.

Thank you for your comment.. And the sing beautifully without being overly dramatic or screaming. Thank you.

Pretty sure they are miming

You'll never hear music like this again in your lifetime...

LOL

That's a good one 😆

According to the band's multi-instrumentalist Terry Kirkman, it was Bud Shank (California Dreamin') on a piccolo in this recording. :-)

The recorder wasn't cool until Paul played one on "Fool On The Hill"......

@@SuperNevile Grace Slick also played recorder on a few Airplane songs....

Truely a magical time, I thought music was always to be this good and some thing great next month

And just to give props where they're due, because I just learned this fact and I love it: this song was written by Ruthann Friedman. She wrote it in 20 minutes when she was 22 or 23 and she was living in an apartment in David Crosby's house at the time, or so says wikipedia.

@@eileennoonan771 P.S.MY WIFE/EX HAS SAME NAME AS YOU> I NAMED MY 1ST DOG WINDY(ADOPTED FROM "BID A WEE SHELTER< WANTAGH < LONG ISLAND). WHILE TALKING< LOOKING IN BACK SET AT WINDY< I TAPPED REAR BUMPER OF CAR IN FRONT> WOULD U BELIEVE " WINDY" WAS PLAYING ON THE RADIO> HENCE < HER NAME(NO DAMAGE< ALL OLD CARS HAD ROCK SOLID BUMPERS>WINDY HAD " 6 PUPPIES"(A GERMAN SHEPARD JUMPED THE PICKET FENCE( I CAUGHT HIM LEAPING OUT)< ALL SHELTY/SHEPARD MIX> CONVINCED " MOM" TO KEEP 1 PUP & SHE NAMED HER "TIPPUY"(A WHITE PAW)> OTHER PUPS FOUND HOMES>

So cool, eh?!

He had been the only brown member of the New Christy Minstrels and joined The Association in 1967.

How wonderful! He was my favorite member of the Association. Loved his voice and smile.

Michael i like your comment ,,,,, These guys were wonderful their harmonies were to die for ,This song is full of charm xx i was their lol Jane x

@@oughtonoughton2634 sorry so late, thanx.

Cliff i love your comment i agree with you ,, its always been the 60s era for me i was their xxx

Me too, and why not?

I'm 10 again...sigh...

The BEST years for mhsic.....

Me too

2020! And now it's the early '70s again and I'm 6 and groovy!

Karl i feel the same way as you , this fine classic brings back lots of lovely memories of days gone by ,, What a most charming set of blokes , ive always adored the strong harmonies ,,,, i wish i could have sung with these fab blokes i would have blended in rather nicely xx lolxx Jane xx Those were the days xx I wish xxx

Im right there with you Kristine! Im 63 + still stuck in the 60's...I guess I'll always be a free spirit "Hippy" forever/Mike.

@@mustangmikep51 : There are a lot of now 60-something year old people who loved this music 50 years ago and still love it now. This was counter-culture music when it came out. It allowed all of us hippies to find some solace and some shelter from the Vietnam War, from the tensions that came about as Congress struggled to pass the Equal Rights Amendment, inflation was crazy, and music underwent a huge transformation sparked by the British Invasion. But it got us through, didn't it? We don't have bands and singers like that anymore, but we do have film, tape, and digital, and we have video images to back up the music. We, the children of the 60s have another important job to do right now. Are we up for it? I am. Record companies make records that people want to buy. Most of us, I posit, still have the bulk of our favorite music in storage or within reach. Ee aren't going to be big spenders because we don't need to buy much, and those of us on pensions can't afford to spend more on music than we need, which might just be a better system to play it on. We need to get the media behind us to stop playing all the bullshit music of today and start playing our music again. It's good protest music and we better get off the couch, turn off the TV and start protesting again before we lose all the retirement and health care we worked so hard to get. The tumes they are a-changin', and we need to get the times changing back to the best music ever written. Maybe we can change the world again to make it easier to bring the good people of the USA back closer to being a United States than a divided one. God knows that trump's ideas just keep making America worse for us. So we not just to resist, but to go back on the offensive by taking back the streets and showung that we still are a force to be delt with in the election booths and in the lines of stores who cater to us and not our grandchildren. It's possible if we want it enough.

I was born in 1968 but for some reason I stuck in this period too...it was grooving with harmonies, experimentation, critical lyrics...I will not say that these qualities are lacking in today's rock music but you have to search for these bands outside the mass media circuit/circus now.

I was born in 1972 do I grew up with late 70's and 80's music. But I absolutely love this!! My parents raises me on the music of their youth and I am proud to say it has now become my favorite music.

Love this song!!!

AdamPaul222 The harmonies are amazing. Don't look for anything played on the radio today to sound anything remotely similar to this gem. Top 40 radio today sucks.

True. I'm even seeing the influence rap and urban music has on modern contemporary Christian music. I'm simply disappointed in a lot of the music that is popular today.

Most of the songs today don't say anything. Listen to "Everything that Touches You" by the Association or "Never My Love" or "We Love", "Cherish", "Requiem for the Masses"; the list goes on and on. These songs said something and the music encased them perfectly. You can tell they worked hard on their harmonies. There's nothing on the radio that comes close.

Blarson, you hit it on the head. I saw stuff coming down the pike in the 80's with the New Wave and Punk rock movement that concerned me for the future of music, but I survived because I liked Def Leppard and TOTO, among others. (I hope you're not laughing!)

Do you own Def Leppard's "Hysteria" album? Truly, one of the best rock albums ever. Almost every song is a hit. Well written and well produced. They and TOTO saved the 80's (in my humble opinion.)

Hello! How are you doing today, please pardon me for intruding into your privacy but I just wanted to know if you’re a fan ? Have a great day.Stay Safe

@@gregnormal Hi Greg. Oddly enough I have never considered myself a fan, but I suppose I must be as I have never heard a track of theirs I don't like. I love "Cherish" & "Everything that touches you" also. The Association was my introduction to music as a baby & as I grew I developed VERY eclectic tastes in music which is anything from heavy Opera to Punk. My favorite band of all time is the Electric Light Orchestra. As a toddler (very early 70's) I loved Sunshine Pop & Glam Rock & absolutely adored Marc Bolan. One of my all time favorite songs came in 1982 with a band of the same type of name....The Associates "Club Country" But I will always remember the sublime "Windy" as the first song I ever heard on a radio & it reminds me of comfort & home. Anyway, thank you for asking!

@@VictoriaHarrison-qe3qw Hey! That’s very good to know, I just can’t stop myself from listening to this song anytime am alone! If I may ask which of all their songs is your favourite? Have a great day… Stay Safe

@@gregnormal My favorite is "Everything that touches you" as the harmonies are simply beautiful. The Association were just pure talent & classy. Beautifull music! You have very good taste! ukposts.info/have/v-deo/hod3p2ylpqZ5rmw.html

@@VictoriaHarrison-qe3qw Hey! I hope you’re having a very wonderful day so far, this is one of my favourite song of all time! If I may ask where are you from? Have a great day… Stay Safe

Mir geht es genau wie dir. Dieses Lied erinnert mich an eine Zeit die irgendwie besser war. Greetings from Germany (born 1958)

Well, thanks to GOD You recovered. I am glad of that. Regards-

@@jmrodas9 thank you, so much.

In Australia back in 67 we were living the dream of the lucky country.I Except for the Vietnam War.We went through the same things USA went through every time I hear the association I think of our courageous veterans both our countries passionately love 60s music I went to America in 1985 and loved every minute of our big tough brother nation I'm 68 just had major surgery

@@davidplank7052 hope you recover quickly.

@@pettytoni1955 Thank you for your kind wishes Cherish is the word windy! Such good old days of great 60s music to sustain us

Don't say underrated, they were huge in their time and received the proper accolades!

Angela i agree with your comment , this divine 60s song olso had great harmonies ,, i It was such a lovely classic that gave us a Feel good influence to last a life time xJane x

We went to Niagara Falls that summer in a 67 Pontiac Catalina! I remember this song so well I was 7

@@valerieteti1755 Awesome!!

The family wagon!

Damn, that's pretty cool man

Neat!!

At the risk of being a dumbass, let me just ask if youre serious? Russ Giguere? I only ask because he was my ex's ex, long long ago.

Who'd have thought that the drummer of the Four Seasons is a music teacher in California . Gary Poulci . Not my teacher, but at a concert they put on at my rinky-dink University in the 1960" i sat sat so close to the front, I could feel the sweat coming off of some of them. They played ALL of their hits up to that point . It was along concert with a 20 minute break, then they fired back up. Concert tickets were $ 5.00 , but the school must have subsidized. A corsage was also $ 5.00 because my Ag fraternity sold some. Our teacher owned a flower shop . One smart $$$ from a social fraternity came over and tried to steal my business at the pre order table. He undercut me 1 $ dollar. I'm no republican, so I gave the guy a corsage free. The social $$$ vanished. Don't mess with someone you don't know. He didn't like that worth a damn. Little did he know, I could have kept doing it.

@@skipdow3 Cool story Bro !!

Hello Romola, How are you doing?

Eddy G's Music World so true.

Sad but true. Damn I was 9 when this came out.

No purple hair, or flames shooting to the ceiling , catching the joint on fire. Just folks and Music. Must be talent , ya think ?

Yeah, and no cuss words....

This song is timeless. I saw them on the Happy Together Tour in '84. All the original members were there. Even Jules Alexander and Larry Ramos !! It was an excellent show.

It was #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 for 4 consecutive weeks. Starting the week ending July 1-July 22. "Light My Fire" was #1 for the next 3 consecutive weeks (Jul. 29-Aug. 12). "All You Need Is Love" was #1 for the next week, Aug. 19. For those 8 weeks, the center cut for The Summer of Love in '67, had some of the finest songs in that marvelous '60s era!

Brilliant. Thanks

your job, to make all life happy and safe on this living planet!:)

What a wonderful memory! Isn't it amazing how music can transport you to another earlier time?

TRUTH INDEED

Well said man.

I was a year old when it was released, But my brother would play the LP when I was about 7 to 10 year of age.

Ain' t that the truth!

I miss those days.

peeing to the oldies ----------- ahhhhhhh !!!!

@@frizzlefrap WELL HOW ABOUT THIS:LLOYD< THE ORIGINAL& BEST