Man, I miss those days, happy vibes, and just upbeat attitudes. I can't believe we are where we are today in popular culture. Doesn't have to be the exact same thing, no no, just smiles and good natured fun.
i wasnt born until 59, but i would love to turn the clock back and be around during this era, i loved the music ,the fashion, and life itsself was so different,and people did dance, you dont see a lot of that these days anymore
I am a Dutch guy , 36 years old , not my time this music , but ow what I like this song and the dance . I think the people had a great time together , wish we had this still this time , playing and dancing on this music😍
Oh, we all ‘baby boomers’ are the most Lucky creatures on this Planet. We had THE BEST TIME ever. My kids tell me ‘dad, why were we not born in your era’ ‘you guys are SO COOL’ Nothing Perturbed’s you. We came from the Black & White days into the colours. We have enjoyed (and still do) every moment in our lives. Thank you God Almighty. Amen (from US)
Me too ! a youth so wonderful but I didn't know it as I was living it now I realize how beautiful it was . ,such good times, good music, good friends .
I never thought I would see my age, remember we were raised with you will never see old age in this system, I’m in shock, but I was suspicious when my dad passed as he was supposed to have been from that generation that would never die
I definitely miss my youth. I'm glad I at least have good memories. As stated in the remake of the original Planet of the Apes movie..."Youth is wasted on the young!" Live long and prosper! (Spock)
I was 13 in 1959 when my first teenage love sent me the words of this song in a letter.Our ways parted when we studied at different institutions.After 50 years now being both single, we connected again and this song brought us together again online.We hope and pray that God will allow us to meet at the end of 2021 to let this song relive again for us.We pray that the covid pandemic will be conquered.
The Great LORD gave me a darling through Facebook. In 2014 i send a friendship request to an African Lady living on the bottom of Kilimandscharo. Immediately she added me as friend. Our love was growing, and in May 2021 she came to me to Stuttgart/Germany and we married. I am born 1955, never before married, no kids. May our good Lord bless us all, and protect our relationship's.
@UCCTdfmxLZRO3f2Zto7uwjfw I know what you mean, Alan. I'm 78, born in '45, and have watched so many of my Dear friends leave this earth, way too early. My high school class reunion (Class of '63), is getting smaller and smaller every year.
Wow. Beautifully said. I wish you well and good health Madam Barker. You have seen the world when it was much better in some ways and have lived the good life . I wish you good health.
Wow! I am 82 now and what great music we had in the old days….we had to go through WW2 , we had nothing after the war, but we were satisfied with a ball and a piece of string! we had respect as well! NOW? no comment!
I'm 79 and being able to play all these old songs on u tube takes me back to all the memories of my young days and all the romances I had thanks u tube
Jim Reeves! What a man! What a voice! What inspiration! What ministration! Evergreen songs! Still ministering despite the long gone years! What a blessing you are! My dad's favorite for all times!
I am in my 30s and I agree. Today's music is horrible and depressing. I love listening to music from the 20s to 90s. So fun to dance to and happy music.
Fred Hoyt: Precisely, it's a dreadful mis-match of tempo. For a really clever match of an old dance clip with a more modern recording, here's a great clip of Dorothy Lamour and Fred Astaire " dancing to" Jackie Wilson's "Higher and Higher" which was recorded many years AFTER the film was made. It's so cleverly edited by marrying the music to their steps, and by choosing a recording with the exact (jive)tempo that it looks as if they are actually dancing to it with not one mis-timed step. It's as clever as it is enjoyable, and a bit surprisingly, the more modern upbeat music shows just how good Astaire was, Miss Lamour ain't hard to look at either!
You are right, they dance the Rock'n Roll while this song rythme is a Rumba, but anyway, this dancing is great compare to what nowaday youth is dancing.
Just love the Drifters, fantastic singers with great harmonies and some of the best ever written songs, always a crowd pleaser and floor filler even to this day, can't wait to see people back in the pubs,clubs and venues around the world back to normality...fingers crossed.....NHS we thankyou from our hearts x
I am 76 years old and I agree elizabethbowick958 they do not make songs like this anymore these songs had meaning and good dance to I may be old now but gee am I glad I grew up in this generation when music was music with meaning and fun and harmless fun at that just having a good time enjoying life as it was then now kids don't know what they have missed out on as they won't still be playing the crap music of today in 50-60 years time like our music is still played
My teenage years were so great, going dancing at Heidelberg town hall, then came rock and roll, where dance halls started playing records by someone new, ELVIS!!
I love this music. My mother taught me ballroom dancing and this particular rhythm lent itself to some real spectacular steps, especially if rehearsed. Alas, I'm 75 and mother is long gone RIP Mum.
I can feel u. Rip to your mom.. I m 17 from India... And i love this song. Two people from two different places loving a song .. Whoa.. I hope I could have met y'all.
Does anyone remember WLS Chicago radio station, they played all these oldies but goodies. Still great music, it will never go out of style. This kind of music is ageless, takes this oldie back a long way.
@@marcellogenesi6390 i danced to those songs and i'm just fine. i'm 75 and i still jive with my daughter whom i taught to dance to this music. don't give up on us so soon.
Born in the 1930s never ever learned to dance still cannot .. have had a great life with my wife Carol .always Take her home .Still together since the 1960 years now 2020 year,xx
I found this video many years ago and here it is again...My father died suddenly on Veteran's Day, 2022. he was an Air Force Veteran. We had to put our Beloved Dog Julie down on September 22, 2022. Two big losses close together....Dad and Julie, Save The Last Dance For Me.
I go on cruises a couple of times a year and the older couples dancing are a delight to watch. I cruise on my own (partner doesn't want to go) and I feel sometimes, so alone. I just wish sometime to dance with someone, not that I am any good! but i love watching the dancing.
Save The Dance for Me. This is an oldie but a goodie too. Nostalgia wins over the most of the modern music. It brings back memories of when times were Great unlike what we’re experiencing now. Perhaps some kind of normality might return one day in the near future. I think, we’d all like to believe miracles happen !!!! … who agrees with me???
I recall dancing like that in the 40s, it was really great. I had a brother who really was good at that.The girls went crazy over him. But them were the days, just can't forget.
Age is just a number. We can still dance listening to songs like this . It does move my body while listening n seeing this video. Love from Singapore. 🙂
@@arleneirvine1526 I know he was someone special. Just be glad for the many years you were able to share together. He will guide you and he will look after you. God bless him.
love this song, also there is a couple doing the Jitterbug, I think they are my parents dancing, 1940, before my father enlisted into WWII; mom shared stories of how they went out dancing, doing the Jitterbug. Thank You for posting this song and video of all the dancing!!
Great music and great dancing, indeed....but to see the best dancing you will ever see in this lifetime and on this planet....look for the Nicholas Brothers.....simply beyond AMAZING !!!!!!!!!!
Backstory: The guy who wrote this song was in a wheel chair due to polio. He wrote it on his wedding day as he watched his bride, a professional dancer, dance with their guests. The song gives his perspective of telling his wife to have fun dancing, but reminds her who will be taking her home and "in whose arms you're gonna be.
Check out the songs of the late 1950 thru the mid-60s and you'll see Doc Pomus' name all over the lists. A very talented and prolific songwriter from out of the Brill Building.
Thanks for sharing, my husband and I were fortunate enough to see the drifters on our honeymoon, on Jersey island back in 1990 . I'm sure there was only 1 original drifter left but they still sounded as good .
we are lucky to have enjoyed the original music of the 40s,50s,60s, etc.,etc.,,& now, at "riper ages", we hear,feel,enjoy the music just like a new hit on the radio 💃😍
Because everybody is on Facebook, Tweeting, Instagram, Tik Tok doing STUPID THINGS, and the creative sub set decided why create something nice for the IDIOTS we now have living among the few normal ones.
I think it was so lovely to know that special guy gets the last dance because you love him
What a beautiful voice nice memories I love this song still listening. How are you Esme mostert ?
You should always save the last dance for the man you love.
Im 75yrs old, I love this song which brings back golden memories
😊
i'm 74 and still listen
My time - I'm 75 now and still listen to these oldies but goldies and thank you for the music, the background pf our wonderful life.
Wellcome in the club!
The song is classic, immortal!
❤❤❤❤❤
Man, I miss those days, happy vibes, and just upbeat attitudes. I can't believe we are where we are today in popular culture. Doesn't have to be the exact same thing, no no, just smiles and good natured fun.
i wasnt born until 59, but i would love to turn the clock back and be around during this era, i loved the music ,the fashion, and life itsself was so different,and people did dance, you dont see a lot of that these days anymore
I am a Dutch guy , 36 years old , not my time this music , but ow what I like this song and the dance . I think the people had a great time together , wish we had this still this time , playing and dancing on this music😍
we who grew up in this era were so lucky,,,,,,,kids today have NO CLUE
Unfortunately they don't have
Best era ever.
If you like the music and dancing, many all over the globe have active swing dance communities.
True. Those were the good ole days that’s just a memory and we will never get it back.
,👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Flat shoes, pony tails, sun dresses! Too much fun for words. Wonderful!!
I’m 77 years old and glad I was in my teens listening to this great band. They just don’t create songs like these anymore.
☺☺☺💜💜💜!!!! 😚🥂🌷!
You so lucky mam to be born in those wonderful years i wish i was born during those years
You've got me by two years but I was there, Take care and dance, Liz
The stuff sung today is ugly and hateful, just like the performers.
77 here, too! Born in '46 [9 months after Dad came back from WW2]. Music was music then, not noise that is passed off as music! LRG
Oh, we all ‘baby boomers’ are the most Lucky creatures on this Planet. We had THE BEST TIME ever. My kids tell me ‘dad, why were we not born in your era’ ‘you guys are SO COOL’ Nothing Perturbed’s you. We came from the Black & White days into the colours. We have enjoyed (and still do) every moment in our lives. Thank you God Almighty. Amen
(from US)
That crazy dancing could have been me at around 15 - hell what a time it was, so grateful to have grown up in a golden age!!
The realisation that the 60’s were the best days of your life.
Why do songs like this make we swell up with tears, I’m 71, maybe it’s nostalgia, maybe it’s a youth never to be seen again!
Me too ! a youth so wonderful but I didn't know it as I was living it now I realize how beautiful it was . ,such good times, good music, good friends .
I never thought I would see my age, remember we were raised with you will never see old age in this system, I’m in shock, but I was suspicious when my dad passed as he was supposed to have been from that generation that would never die
I definitely miss my youth. I'm glad I at least have good memories. As stated in the remake of the original Planet of the Apes movie..."Youth is wasted on the young!"
Live long and prosper! (Spock)
@@bostjules6176 should
I'm 61 and I feel exactly the same, I think I was born a decade too late,70's could not match these 60's classics. Love your comment.
I was 13 in 1959 when my first teenage love sent me the words of this song in a letter.Our ways parted when we studied at different institutions.After 50 years now being both single, we connected again and this song brought us together again online.We hope and pray that God will allow us to meet at the end of 2021 to let this song relive again for us.We pray that the covid pandemic will be conquered.
hello how are you I'm Johnny from California how about you?
I really wish you both the best and will meet again soon.
The Great LORD gave me a darling through Facebook. In 2014 i send a friendship request to an African Lady living on the bottom of Kilimandscharo. Immediately she added me as friend.
Our love was growing, and in May 2021 she came to me to Stuttgart/Germany and we married.
I am born 1955, never before married, no kids.
May our good Lord bless us all, and protect our relationship's.
@@HelmutStocker_Yc congratulations I’m very happy for you both. Blessings and happiness to you both 😊
Que lindo!
Survivors of the 40s. We're still here, still listening, still dancing.
👍 Survived since the 50s…50s 60s best time of my life
I was born in 48 and am lucky enough to still be here, many of my friends weren't as lucky
@UCCTdfmxLZRO3f2Zto7uwjfw I know what you mean, Alan. I'm 78, born in '45, and have watched so many of my Dear friends leave this earth, way too early. My high school class reunion (Class of '63), is getting smaller and smaller every year.
the 50 and 60 were the best years of them all.
We cannot change the era we live in but we can appreciate the elegance and beauty of any age. And this is up there with the best.
A vintage song that never fades with every generation or era of music.A piece of history of the past era of rock and roll.
I am 80, been my favourite song by Ben e King since I was 18. I am having it played when I go. After all it will be my last dance.
Wow. Beautifully said. I wish you well and good health Madam Barker. You have seen the world when it was much better in some ways and have lived the good life . I wish you good health.
I am 80 years also.
I am 80 also, and I wish you great memories, and peaceful days, with many precious smiles ❤.
😢😢😢😢me has hecho llorar
May God always bless you!
I was in high school when this came out and it was burned into my brain forever! I still love it.
these old songs last forever. They don't write them like this anymore.
Wow! I am 82 now and what great music we had in the old days….we had to go through WW2 , we had nothing after the war, but we were satisfied with a ball and a piece of string! we had respect as well! NOW? no comment!
ans jansen ,,,i hear you!
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don’t forget mud pies, when we had nothing else but dirt....those were the days......
@@janycejanota2732 ,,,where were you in those days?
@@redskua watching my sister and brother dancing in was only 12 yrs old they would roll back the carpet mam wasn't best suited
I'm 79 and being able to play all these old songs on u tube takes me back to all the memories of my young days and all the romances I had thanks u tube
N.
LOVE THESE SONGS. MEMORIES.
The days without cell phones and computers , how did we ever survive , wonderful time, I was born 1942!
we were so innocent back then, "O" how i long for those days.
1943 here.
1944 here .
@@robertlosasso4222 1943 here
1945 here.
I was 16 when I heard that song, I'm now 79, and I still love this song.
Definitely the best version of this wonderful song. That "uah" is to die for
Jim Reeves!
What a man!
What a voice!
What inspiration!
What ministration!
Evergreen songs!
Still ministering despite the long gone years!
What a blessing you are!
My dad's favorite for all times!
Hi,how are you doing?
These are the times of pure fun,&men danced,really danced.Gentleman,great music,morals manners.Not like today's headbanging crap.♥️♥️♥️
So true
I love this old song. It brings back great memories of when music was music!! Thank you for sharing this!! :)
it's true
Fantastic music not like today's crap
@@johnoneill5235 You can say that again!!!!
Ty Kathleen but it's true
@@johnoneill5235 It's absolutely true!!
I agree 100 %. I’ve been visiting all the oldies such happiness.
People were happy and knew how to have fun back in the day. My wish is to go back to the 1950s/early 1960s when I die.
Jen every day is a dance
That is what I am talking about.
I am 80's decade born but i alwaya love those 60's , 70's old movies songs. I do not like nowadays stuffs
The good old days. Nothing today comes close to this kind of music.
I agrede with youJoane This dance es the most beatifull ever
I'm a '78 child and I can say I agree! We don't have to share the same era to agree with the same sentiment!
They were! Spot on!
all we get from musicians now are just junk
Hi Joanne
I am in my 30s and I agree. Today's music is horrible and depressing. I love listening to music from the 20s to 90s. So fun to dance to and happy music.
I am 45. I am brought up by my father listening and dancing to these. I am listening again with my dad. 🙏
I can listen to this music all day long.
They sound like it was just yesterday, fresh as ever.
A good thing will never die;
😊😊I'm very pls to know I'm not the only one that loves😍 💖 the song but when last did you play it
@@arongunner1522 Yesterday during my audible walk. I only download special songs - limited playlist. :)
Without a doubt Glory Glory. So beautiful. RIP Ben E. King
My generation both male and female were so very privileged to live through that era.
All of us are privileged to be alive now but few realize that.
You Are so right.
Used to love jitterbugging back in the '60's & '70's - dancing at its absolute best - and, you can't beat the Drifters - now THAT was music!
I can't dance for shit but I can sure as hell watch these people do it all day long - and not a crutch hanging out anywhere!
Love this music x I am too young to have lived through it but U Tube is fab to watch all this great singing and dancing
Music and songs would be NOTHING without the contribution of the 50's and 60's.
...and not a mud-slime in sight.
You are totally right!
@@cliffordhatton4444 What is a mud-slime?
TRUER WORDS NEVER SPOKEN I TOO AM A PRODUCT OF THAT ERA THE BEST MUSIC EVER
I agree
Recorded on Thursday May 19 1960. Even after 60 years still one of the best songs ever recorded. Remembering Ben E. King.
Absolutely fabulous - brings back wonderful memories !
Yes Jean very wonderful.
How could you not have a big smile while watching these amazing dancers to a catchy song? Very well done.
Boyd, How do you know what "catchy" song they are dancing to? It obviously isn't this one....
Boyd Nuttall k
Fred Hoyt: Precisely, it's a dreadful mis-match of tempo. For a really clever match of an old dance clip with a more modern recording, here's a great clip of Dorothy Lamour and Fred Astaire " dancing to" Jackie Wilson's "Higher and Higher" which was recorded many years AFTER the film was made. It's so cleverly edited by marrying the music to their steps, and by choosing a recording with the exact (jive)tempo that it looks as if they are actually dancing to it with not one mis-timed step. It's as clever as it is enjoyable, and a bit surprisingly, the more modern upbeat music shows just how good Astaire was, Miss Lamour ain't hard to look at either!
You are right, they dance the Rock'n Roll while this song rythme is a Rumba, but anyway, this dancing is great compare to what nowaday youth is dancing.
Rock around the Clock
Lovely song! Brings back memories of my good old days.
those were the most wonderful days. ( they say Old is Gold)
Just love the Drifters, fantastic singers with great harmonies and some of the best ever written songs, always a crowd pleaser and floor filler even to this day, can't wait to see people back in the pubs,clubs and venues around the world back to normality...fingers crossed.....NHS we thankyou from our hearts x
MEN ... LIVE WITH THEM? LEAVE THEM? My sons continue to surprise me! Bless them and the women beside them.
How wonderful to hear that song again - lovely memories. xx
Watching my grandparents and parents generation dance and having fun, makes me smile. I love it!
Hello how are you doing
😊😊I'm very pls to know I'm not the only one that loves😍 💖 the song but when last did you play it
hello how are you I'm Johnny from California how about you?
If your grandparents enjoy it, you be to young to remember it the music list, t it
I am 76 years old and I agree elizabethbowick958 they do not make songs like this anymore these songs had meaning and good dance to I may be old now but gee am I glad I grew up in this generation
when music was music with meaning and fun and harmless fun at that just having a good time
enjoying life as it was then now kids don't know what they have missed out on as they won't still
be playing the crap music of today in 50-60 years time like our music is still played
My teenage years were so great, going dancing at Heidelberg town hall, then came rock and roll, where dance halls started playing records by someone new, ELVIS!!
Krása se střídá s nadherou to nema chybičku a ta romantika! Bomba❤❤❤❤
Love this song so much and the dance...so amazing...brings back all the memories
Hi dear,how are you?
Great footage of folks enjoying themselves, no angry angle, just a nice scene all round. Many thanks for posting.
I wish people would dance like this again. Dancing is the best way to show your love!
I'm so happy I was alive all though this era , just loved it at the time and the most enviable memories .
"Gardes bien la dernière dance pour moi" . merci Mort ! à jamais dans nos coeurs !
I love this music. My mother taught me ballroom dancing and this particular rhythm lent itself to some real spectacular steps, especially if rehearsed. Alas, I'm 75 and mother is long gone RIP Mum.
I can feel u. Rip to your mom.. I m 17 from India... And i love this song. Two people from two different places loving a song .. Whoa.. I hope I could have met y'all.
hello how are you I'm Johnny from California how about you?
loved this song when I was sixteen and still do
❤ich kann kein Englisch
Does anyone remember WLS Chicago radio station, they played all these oldies but goodies. Still great music, it will never go out of style. This kind of music is ageless, takes this oldie back a long way.
Casey Kasem! Loved WLS, listened every night in Ohio!
Such a fabulous song! Always will be!🧡🧡
I don't know why but this is one of my all time favorite songs - the dance scenes above just add even more to the song
I wonder how many of those are still alive, and how many in old people's home
sam cash. this is a drifters song, so why wouldn't it be great. even with the change in background singers you could always tell a drifters song.
@@marcellogenesi6390 i danced to those songs and i'm just fine. i'm 75 and i still jive with my daughter whom i taught to dance to this music. don't give up on us so soon.
Siiiii a vent'anni
@@marcellogenesi6390I lot of them. Too bad some of the performers can't do this song.
Born in the 1930s never ever learned to dance still cannot .. have had a great life with my wife Carol .always Take her home .Still together since the 1960 years now 2020 year,xx
Blimey you sound like my husband..he could not dance either,
Hahaha me too
I'm 73 I never could dance either great music though
God bless you
Good for you. Just keep goin. God Bess.
I found this video many years ago and here it is again...My father died suddenly on Veteran's Day, 2022. he was an Air Force Veteran. We had to put our Beloved Dog Julie down on September 22, 2022. Two big losses close together....Dad and Julie, Save The Last Dance For Me.
Hello middle age and young children, 50,60,70's were excellent, God bless them all.
Applaud for such gyrating rhythms that brought out such passions of love!
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I go on cruises a couple of times a year and the older couples dancing are a delight to watch. I cruise on my own (partner doesn't want to go) and I feel sometimes, so alone. I just wish sometime to dance with someone, not that I am any good! but i love watching the dancing.
Save The Dance for Me.
This is an oldie but a goodie too.
Nostalgia wins over the most of the modern music. It brings back memories of when times were Great unlike what we’re experiencing now.
Perhaps some kind of normality might return one day in the near future.
I think, we’d all like to believe miracles happen !!!! … who agrees with me???
WOW !!!! Inesquecível música....grande vídeo também ...
“Swing” didn’t stay around long enough. It’s making a comeback in some cities. What great fun!
I recall dancing like that in the 40s, it was really great. I had a brother who really was good at that.The girls went crazy over him. But them were the days, just can't forget.
Great talent. Nice post.
This song will never fade away
I miss good old days.Beautifool music and dance fool of energy.
Age is just a number. We can still dance listening to songs like this . It does move my body while listening n seeing this video. Love from Singapore. 🙂
my wife was an awesome dancer. She left this world 18 years ago and I still miss her so much.
my husband died 23 years ago, i miss him every single day! he was not perfect, neither was i, but we had good love!
@@arleneirvine1526 I know he is looking down at you and wants you to know that he loves you.
@@arleneirvine1526 I know he was someone special. Just be glad for the many years you were able to share together. He will guide you and he will look after you. God bless him.
love this song, also there is a couple doing the Jitterbug, I think they are my parents dancing, 1940, before my father enlisted into WWII; mom shared stories of how they went out dancing, doing the Jitterbug. Thank You for posting this song and video of all the dancing!!
I Love the 50s+60s songs there will never ever be any songs like them.Beautiful.
Hello Nancy, How are you doing?
This is a wonderful time of real talent, I praise God for me coming across this legend Music. Blessings from the Social Teacher
thanks wonderful
Great music! And I was living to enjoy it over and over.
Love the music & The dancing in the 50's & 60's. oldies but goodies collection
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Goffi o eleganti, sguaiati o raffinati, approssimativi o coreografici...ma quanta gioia di vivere in questi ballerini!
Absolutely wonderful ❤️
Well this is dancing !!!.. How cool were your grandparents...Come on bring it on back...RIP Ben E King...Loved all your songs.
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Love this song, this music clip is great.
I’m so in love 😻 with all those amazing songs ❤️🌹🥰👍😍Oldies was the Times you could truly enjoy true 👏🏼❤️🌹🌹🌹🌹🥰🙏🏼
Great music and great dancing, indeed....but to see the best dancing you will ever see in this lifetime and on this planet....look for the Nicholas Brothers.....simply beyond AMAZING !!!!!!!!!!
Fabio, Fabulous sentimental Song, and so, the wild dancing wholly inappropriate
This dance can never be repeated in a million years!
Brilliant dance moves. Pleasure to watch.
Backstory: The guy who wrote this song was in a wheel chair due to polio. He wrote it on his wedding day as he watched his bride, a professional dancer, dance with their guests. The song gives his perspective of telling his wife to have fun dancing, but reminds her who will be taking her home and "in whose arms you're gonna be.
Check out the songs of the late 1950 thru the mid-60s and you'll see Doc Pomus' name all over the lists. A very talented and prolific songwriter from out of the Brill Building.
Thanks for sharing, my husband and I were fortunate enough to see the drifters on our honeymoon, on Jersey island back in 1990 . I'm sure there was only 1 original drifter left but they still sounded as good .
That’s lovely ❤️👍
❤
So beautiful history
Super muza.... kiedy to było ale zawsze super... miłego słuchania życzę.... Pozdrawiam...
Fabulous !! Wonderful !! Absolutely love it !!!!
Hi dear,how are you?
Maravilha ...tanto a música quanto a dança !
The Drifters, my favorite group out of all time. Timeless.
George Godwin One thing about the drifters. They recorded hit after hit despite many personnel changes.
Under the Boardwalk
Play Under the Boardwalk
@@johnmanto1945 There's a video on you tube of Bruce Willis performing ' Under the boardwalk ' with The Drifters.
We use to dance like this
MY FAVORITE SONG OF ALL TIME SUNG BY THE BEST GROUP TO EVER SING IT. ❤💗💕 SAVE THE LAST DANCE FOR ME ANGIE !!!!!
I was a cpl here in the UK army. I was set to Iraq i listen to this with my brothers what a hell of a place. Every day we got hit hard 😪
It brings back memories of yesteryear. Thank you very much.
Beautiful song Beautiful memories.I am so thankful that I grew up in the60s.👍👏🙏🕊👼🌺😍
we are lucky to have enjoyed the
original music of the 40s,50s,60s,
etc.,etc.,,& now, at "riper ages",
we hear,feel,enjoy the music just
like a new hit on the radio 💃😍
😊😊I'm very pls to know I'm not the only one that loves😍 💖 the song but when last did you play it
Great song with a amazing back story !!!
Why can't there be music like this anymore !!!!! ❤
Bellísima canción
Because it takes real talent to put together a group like the Drifters.
I would give almost anything to go to a dance again. Patience.... :)
because needs talent and discipline
Because everybody is on Facebook, Tweeting, Instagram, Tik Tok doing STUPID THINGS, and the creative sub set decided why create something nice for the IDIOTS we now have living among the few normal ones.
This is just great,when music was danced to all night long,And songs meant something and had meaning.Thats why I love rock&roll.