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I Love the Supremes back in 1965 Florence what a beautiful person

Fantastic song.

Love this❤

Vermettya Royster killing it during final chorus. She is the most phenomenal vocalist I’ve ever heard, a female Ruffin/Womack and DeeDee Warwick all in one.

My beautiful Aunt Margie sings here.

Wunderschön ❤

How many behind TT back was Ike banging?

See those daisies on the wall? Whoever had my apartment before me put some up on the tiles around the tub. And I liked them, so I left them there.

When they went to the UK Tina and the girls drove those British boys crazy

Listen - Xuxa jogo da Rima.

Who is Tina？

Amen! I love it!

Lesley Gore was such a huge, under-appreciated talent. Her gleaming blue eyes and angelic voice. Something’s off with the sound though, her voice sounds muffled and nothing like her own voice. Maybe it’s the use of background singers that muddy the voice. Anyone else notice?

Hot!!!

hot!

Glory😊❤

Go Girl.....😮

I would have told the comedian to shut up,,

Awesome

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Beautiful sexy lady

Ok how was that a gospel song OMG that was just entertainment for the audience

Who the hell was still using an accordian after the Beatles arrived ? The Band did at the end of the 60s and maybe Nils Lofgren, but it was so out of date by then.

What a great group from the music to the lyrics, and I loved them. My dad promoted them in New Jersey for years until he got sick. WRLB RADIO STATION IN LONG BRANCH NJ. OH , WHAT A GOOD TIME ❤❤❤❤

lovely song, from the 1960:s Count Me In

I live in Louisville Kentucky, l cross the river , in I believe 1973, to watch Gary Lewis. Add a place called the garage. In Indiana, Small place only about a hundred people. He was great, and funny too. He got hot, and he said don't this damn place have an air conditioner. Everyone of us died laughing. We were sweating our asses off. And we weren't even performing. Great times though.

Real talent! Leslie is singing live!

I love this music, Gary Lewis was/is a great talent It’s always annoying to me when performers lip sync plus the fact the electric guitars aren’t even plugged in!

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Music that u will remember

NO ONE IS EVEN PLUGGED IN !!!

This is absolutely a great song as well as I Will Survive

Rare and precious footage from a time when AIDS was still a rare disease, (one AIDS Commitee of Toronto sign @ 09:33 ) soon to change the lives many of the people in this video. The chant would go from 'Gay Rights Now!' to AIDS Action Now!' within a couple of years. I love how we were allowed half of Yonge, and happy to get that! To think most of the celebrations took place behind the 519 around the swings and kiddie pool, seems so quaint. I was there somewhere! Thanks for posting!

This version is hot again❤❤❤❤

I came here to see Ada. I just love her.

Why is Ada talking so loud??

They sang back for Johnny Rivers singing Poor side of town 👏👏👏👏🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼amazing voices

Thanks for sharing 🥰🎶💖💖💖🎶💯

This is so beautiful

Great version,original from THE SWEET INSPIRATIONS

Wasnt she just beautiful eh ....the first ward singers song i heard at 15 year old was "come in the room" on tbe fontana label ...was electrifying ....& They still are.

I thought the second song was "Pop Goes the Weasel" when it first started.

Was Vermettya a soprano?

I loved ♥️⭐👑🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈 pride 2024

Al fin lo encontré 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈♥️⭐👑2024 años buscándolo

John West, the only member of the Playboys (that is, other than Gary) who was in the group when they formed in 1964 until they disbanded in 1970.

Such a great song

Es hermoso verlos.Y escucharlos da nostalgia vivimos esos momentos.eliadito

Memories of a better time ❤

I've watched this so much I've developed a tic where I turn my head to the side the same way Lesley does in the first two verses. I just love her live performances, she was such a comedian. I think that side of her came across most in the songs she wrote with Ellen Weston - "Immortality", "Don't Stop Me", "Paranoia" etc. - some of my all-time favourites, I absolutely loved their collaboration. R.I.P. Lesley Gore. I wholeheartedly agree with Robert Chalker's comment, Lesley was indeed the greatest!