I love both versions. I have two cats. They are very alike, and very different. Couldn't pick a favorite. I found Wednesday Morning 3 a.m. long after their later, more popular albums, and the whole album was a revelation.
... Hey rogan , your not old ?? .. its like you , me , and anthony paul , above you ... ha ha .... we are just further up the road of life , thats all ... NO numbers , no big deal ... just lovin , Great classics of the 60s ,, and the 50s ...... oops , looks like im further up the track ,,, ha ha ..... ROCK ON PEOPLE .... cheers ...
I saw them perform this at an outdoor venue in front of 40,000 people. You could hear a pin drop. One of the most majestic songs of all time. Pure brilliance.
That would have been incredible to watch!!! I’ve searched the internet for a deeper interpretation of this song, and from what I can tell a lot of its interpretation comes from *perceived* meaning only. These interpretations seem to be based off of a few very brief statements the singers have made, and Simon & Garfunkel’s life situation at the time. Perhaps, hearing this in person gave you your own interpretation? I would love to hear your thoughts about its meaning.:)
Oh man, YES! I thought I was losing my mind. I haven't heard this song in a couple of years, but I could have sworn the drums came in on the verse _'In restless dreams I walked alone/Narrow streets of cobblestone'_ All the versions I was finding on YTube had just a stronger acoustic strumming part there instead and it just didn't ft with my brain. I _knew_ I'd heard it different. And here I've found it!
I was a teenager in the 1980s but I would play this song a lot from an album that belonged to my beautiful late mother . Then I would try and imagine what life was like for her in the 1960 s now I just think of her when I hear this song and miss her terribly God bless you mum xxxx
Seems like yesterday we were listening to this on our AM Radio. Where have the years gone!?😪 Too all those amazing days we thought would last forever!💓
I lost my dad a month ago. He was never the best dad but he was my dad. The feeling that I've walked through a door I can never go back through at the moment is overwhelming. I never thought I would miss him this much. I'm sorry for your loss. May your dad rest in peace.
@@tristiangray1966 So sorry to hear that it's so fresh and raw for you. Yes they might not have put in what we would have liked from them ....but they are our Dads.and nobody can take that away from us.Thoughts are with you.❤
Here in our country Philippines , there are thousands of of people who chose this song to be sing even a younger one and the most 60th age who are known to each lyrics are fascinated to sing this song in every karaokes and partys. My 13 year old nephew had won from the singing contest when he bravely sang it to thousand people along with his guitar.
Don't cry, we're all heading toward death, it's waiting for us, and no one can hide from it. Now, live in the moment and leave good things instead of regrets. Laughter to loved ones, comfort to friends.
This was my Grandpas favourite song and My Grandpa was my favourite person. It's only right I listen to this the day he passes away. R.I.P James Lawrence. The Greatest man I've ever known and my idol, just wish I told you how much I Loved You or got to say goodbye❤❤
Prelepi glasovi, muzika...komentari na različitim jezicima. I posle toliko godina, energija, lepota pesme može svakog da dotakne. Pozdrav iz Srbije! 🎶🌍🍀
+Emily Cone This is not the original. The original had less musical accompaniment, like the electric guitar and such, and was released two years prior to this edit in 1964.
Eu tinha 12 anos e minha irmã tinha 14 ele tocava no nosso aparelho de son. Nós amávamos essa música , agora tenho 3 filhos e ja esperando meu primeiro neto e ainda ne emociono quando ouço e essa musica de 1982.......saudades dessa época Feliz 💕😊💕
@@Burt472 obgada pelo salud.amoo vcs também. Gostaria de um dia se Deus e abençoa conhecer á Italia e comer essa pizza incrivel e a verdadeira macarronada do mundo.grata pela msgem. 💕
I like this version better. To my mind they were reacting to an urban world and the guitar gives a jangle that makes me think of the streets of a city. The beat propels an urgency as the song goes on which I think fits its mood. The original version is definitely melancholic and poetic but sounds too...contained. The melancholy here comes across as more dramatic and almost angry during the second to last stanza. Glad we have both versions since the song bears listening to and thinking about and this allows us to compare and contrast.
I agree. There is a passion in this version that is very stirring, and that is why I think the publisher thought this would have a wider appeal. It does, and I am one of those who find it more appealing than the simpler version. And for what it's worth, Paul Simon has said that the electric version eventually grew on him. (But I can see what the other side is saying. I do like both versions.)
People talking without speaking, people hearing without listening... Lyrics like these have so many meanings. People bowing to the neon God they made... This song is definitely something for the people seeking more to life and religion. Gifted at birth individuals will understand me.
according to a music analyst, this song gives the impression that the recording, in the studio, is not over yet. is still in the process of elaboration. still under development. and which, according to this analyst, will be released globally on the main music platforms between 2047 and 2050. probably 0:03
"And the sign said, "The words of the prophets Are written on the subway walls And tenement halls And whispered in the sounds of silence"" 1:01 Paul Simon
Number one on the Billboard charts half a century ago today on New Years Day 1966. How I wish I was a 16 year-old high schooler instead of a 2 month-old newborn baby in the winter of 1966 so I could appreciate songs like this golden oldie
+jayremitz Doesn't matter when you were born; you can appreciate it whenever you want. I wouldn't be born for two decades after the release of this song, and I still appreciate the hell out of it. I quite enjoy the recent Disturbed cover, but the original has a character that can't quite be replicated.
I'm actually rather happy to listen to this right now on youtube rather than in 1966 waiting for the next missil crisis (cuba crisis was only four years ago)^^. Good music will always be good music, and time help them to shin through the masses and add new good music to the set (a 16 years old in 1966 might have loved to be this young in 2003 for seven nation army for example).
I definitely appreciate the Disturbed version over this one in all bluntness, the 1966 version and all its added instruments pretty much killed the mood of the song for me. I very like the true original though, it's my prefered version despite turning into an unappreciated flop back in 1964.
@@bradsimpson8724Think you missed my point. It may not matter when you were born, and to say that anyone can appreciate this song regardless of what generation you're from is kind of an overstatement of the obvious. Just that how I wish I was older as a high schooler when it hit the number 1 spot on New Year's Day 1966 so I could appreciate the culture of 1966 as a young adult teenage so I could've grown up then. That was my point.
Producer Tom Wilson at Columbia Records rescued this obscure acoustic LP track by dubbing in electric instruments to emulate a Byrds-like folk-rock sound that he could turn it into a releasable 45 single. It worked beyond anyone's wildest belief, providing new life to the nearly defunct S&G duo (who had no idea at the time that this had been done) and propelling them to superstar status at Columbia. It was the first of their 14 US Top 20 hits and their first of four national number one records.
Thank you so much for this somewhat esoteric but yet so profound bit of insight into how this classic version of the song "The Sound of Silence " came to be known. Do you have any insight into who was actually playing the : "Byrds -like " folk rock electric guitar tracks that where dubbed onto the original acoustic version ?? I play the guitar and have always admired the backing electric guitar sounds of this song ;) Who is playing the guitar ??? ;) Thank you for any information you can provide. 😀
@@racebike6160 - It was NYC studio musician Al Gorgoni who had just played on Bob Dylan's "Like a Rolling Stone" sessions and was retained by Tom Wilson for his "Sound of Silence" project (transforming the track into a commercially viable folk-rock record).
@@racebike6160 - Glad I could help. I bought both records, "Like a Rolling Stone" and "The Sound of Silence" (and Dylan's "Positively 4th Street" in-between), when they first came out. I guess you could call this my folk-rock phase, but I couldn't afford to buy albums yet. I saw Simon & Garfunkel in concert in the fall of 1967, and no surprise, their performance was impeccable.
First time I've heard this song was in 1998. It is one of my favorite songs . This song was a gift from my American friend James M'Donough. After a while, he left my country. I looked for him, but there were no results. He was a teacher at the Peace Corps.
May ha'shem bless you all, but my friend l don't believe in war's l only believe in what ha'shem did teach me through my Bible studies, once again bless you. from a friend in Tipperary Southern Ireland god bless you for sure Slalom AMEN
Many years will pass and no one will forget this beautiful melody I am 22 years old and I am a fan of this song which leaves you a reflection thanks to the 60s for these melodies ❤
I only wish I had that chance to have enjoyed those times I was born in 1971 so a little late for me but I really do appreciate this song and the to gents to executed this magnificent song with a lot of passion and love 😄🎷🎷🎸🎙️
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Without this version, we would never have known the true brilliance of Simon & Garfunkel
Hooray for Tom Wilson
It’s the best version. The rock and roll is hardcore. Crashing drums. Soaring, psychedelic guitar. Menacing.
I love both versions. I have two cats. They are very alike, and very different. Couldn't pick a favorite. I found Wednesday Morning 3 a.m. long after their later, more popular albums, and the whole album was a revelation.
Paul Simon wrote the song, Tom Wilson made it what it is. So not much was done by Paul and Art (Simon & Garfunkel).
Read the story about the original. Good thing the producer saw the potential.
Volume on: Sound of Silence.
Volume off: Sound of Silence.
Haha! Great joke! 👍
Pretty good is an understatement
Soundception.
Haha love it
Me when I have to sing a song: I am going to sing the sound of silence. Me: Says nothing.
Probably the most beautiful piece of music ever written.
It must be one of the most haunting.
Indeed
You are right!
still a beautiful song in 2024.
Absolutely ❤️👏👍
Hi I am 66 years old and I will take this music with me when I am no more
... And so say all of us ....... 👍👍
I'm old now, but this one of the most pure magic songs of the folk-rock genre that I remember from the 60s
I was born in 66 and remember this song from when I was a tiny child, probably my first introduction to the haunting, melancholy sound of a minor key!
... Hey rogan , your not old ?? .. its like you , me , and anthony paul , above you ... ha ha .... we are just further up the road of life , thats all ... NO numbers , no big deal ... just lovin , Great classics of the 60s ,, and the 50s ...... oops , looks like im further up the track ,,, ha ha ..... ROCK ON PEOPLE .... cheers ...
I saw them perform this at an outdoor venue in front of 40,000 people. You could hear a pin drop. One of the most majestic songs of all time. Pure brilliance.
you fooky luka
That would have been incredible to watch!!! I’ve searched the internet for a deeper interpretation of this song, and from what I can tell a lot of its interpretation comes from *perceived* meaning only.
These interpretations seem to be based off of a few very brief statements the singers have made, and Simon & Garfunkel’s life situation at the time.
Perhaps, hearing this in person gave you your own interpretation? I would love to hear your thoughts about its meaning.:)
"A man travels the world over in search of what he needs and returns home to find it."
Well said
:))
If I stop searching, then, woe is me, I am lost.
by the monkee house
Nk
Oh man, YES!
I thought I was losing my mind. I haven't heard this song in a couple of years, but I could have sworn the drums came in on the verse _'In restless dreams I walked alone/Narrow streets of cobblestone'_
All the versions I was finding on YTube had just a stronger acoustic strumming part there instead and it just didn't ft with my brain. I _knew_ I'd heard it different. And here I've found it!
When i was a young boy, thought this, and the Album, was AMAZING ❤️👏👍
The best song ever. Thank you.
I was a teenager in the 1980s but I would play this song a lot from an album that belonged to my beautiful late mother . Then I would try and imagine what life was like for her in the 1960 s now I just think of her when I hear this song and miss her terribly God bless you mum xxxx
Her life in the 60s would have been great and free.
Bless your wee mummy bless you 🙏
Excellent song Excellent group Excellent soundtrack the graduate 1967😊❤ born in 1970 very greatful to grow up with this music😊❤
Seems like yesterday we were listening to this on our AM Radio. Where have the years gone!?😪
Too all those amazing days we thought would last forever!💓
I will always associate this album with my late dad who I miss terribly everyday.God bless us all.xx
Me too, my father took me to their concert in my early teens. Today would have been his birthday and I'm playing this song on and on
@@allleksandra6 Happy birthday to your dad they live on in their love for good music 😇❤
I lost my dad a month ago. He was never the best dad but he was my dad. The feeling that I've walked through a door I can never go back through at the moment is overwhelming. I never thought I would miss him this much. I'm sorry for your loss. May your dad rest in peace.
@@tristiangray1966 So sorry to hear that it's so fresh and raw for you. Yes they might not have put in what we would have liked from them ....but they are our Dads.and nobody can take that away from us.Thoughts are with you.❤
God bless you too!
One of the absolute greatest songs ever written & recorded!
Here in our country Philippines , there are thousands of of people who chose this song to be sing even a younger one and the most 60th age who are known to each lyrics are fascinated to sing this song in every karaokes and partys. My 13 year old nephew had won from the singing contest when he bravely sang it to thousand people along with his guitar.
This song is timeless, so beautiful!
"Звук тишины... " Я просто обожаю эту песню.Где вы счастливые годы моей юности.... Я плачу...
Smile😊
В кацапа може бути щасливе життя? дуже дивно, на болотах жити з геном рабства. Ілюзія чувак, ти вічно був покидьком нещасним.
Don't cry, we're all heading toward death, it's waiting for us, and no one can hide from it. Now, live in the moment and leave good things instead of regrets.
Laughter to loved ones, comfort to friends.
@@miaotai deep
@@jajasatorashi136 let our life be without regrets.
This was my Grandpas favourite song and My Grandpa was my favourite person. It's only right I listen to this the day he passes away.
R.I.P James Lawrence. The Greatest man I've ever known and my idol, just wish I told you how much I Loved You or got to say goodbye❤❤
Wish i could relate :(
I'm so sorry.
so sorry.
I hope your telling the truth if you are I’m sorry for your loss and if your lying for likes then your a bad person
@@nathancollyer5533 i think we'll just take his word for it.
this song went to #1 on the pop charts in 1966!!!
Not in u.k it only got to number19
One of the best songs of all time 🤝
One of the best songs in music history...maybe the best.....
One of the best songs, ever written in history...
A timeless evergreen! 🔥🎼🎶
😊thank you to you both 30 years later i work out the words to this song.how beautiful.
I can't describe the Beauty and Fascination of this song. I can only FEEL IT!!! 🎶💖🎶
You are young giddy girl))) That's good,oll right,me too...
@@АртурТомаев-с1д
🌞🌷😘🌷🌞
Ppppppppppppp0mppp
Agreed from Italy
@@Burt472 much Love and bright Blessings from Austria...
🌈🌞💖🌞🌈
This song is talking to me. Can't stop listening.
The words are getting to me.
A song for my funeral.
خدا نکنه
Cudowne brzmienie ciszy, uwielbiam ten utwór !!!
One of the most soothing and wonderful sounds... yes! The sound of silence 🌹
Prelepi glasovi, muzika...komentari na različitim jezicima. I posle toliko godina, energija, lepota pesme može svakog da dotakne. Pozdrav iz Srbije! 🎶🌍🍀
I wasn't born until the mid 80s (December 1984); but I'm sure that song, was one of the most important in my life. I will be 40 in 2024.
I like this song much since I was 10y old, now I am 62 and still like to listen to it
Sweetie, it doesn't matter how old you are. Great music will always be great and you will always have great taste.😘😘😘
I dont care how many times this gets re-released by different artists . This will ALWAYS be the best version period.....!!
Легендарный фильм, легендарная композиция , великолепный Дастин - замечательные времена были!!!
To me The Beatles are everything but this matches them in every way. Masterpiece.
Una obra de arte. De las mejores canciones de todos los tiempos.
The harmonies are perfect!
This is the guitar and drums version i used to listen as a kid. 2003 gave me such good memories of songs in my dad's car
Einer der schönsten Songs von den beiden. Mein absolutes Lieblingslied
Time passed and this song keeps being great, and time will pass and it will keep being one of the greatest songs ever composed
Agree
Finally found this version. It's the absolute best.
I will never, -ever, stop loving this song!!
Such a beautiful depiction of our perception of the best sound in the world
Simon &Garfunkel, vozes perfeitas, lindas!!!! Essa música é belíssima!!!!!
Hey old man 🙌 time to show your face to the world again my dear friend 🥃❤️🙏🏽❤️🥃🥰😘
Without exaggeration, this song has the best electric guitar ever
Chelsea Wolfe -- Demons has some good electric guitar also
no
This is my calm me down song for the last 57 years of my life.
Am I the only one who likes this much better than the disturbed version?
+Fellow Reptilians, HISSS No, my sister and I much prefer the original as well.
+Emily Cone This is not the original. The original had less musical accompaniment, like the electric guitar and such, and was released two years prior to this edit in 1964.
+Fire Fennix I think so, though I do like this version too. The original felt very desolate, and it worked.
1 this isn't the original though it is just as good
2 who actually prefers the disturbed version
+I'm not gay. But five dollars is five dollars. cos the disturbed's version sucks. go see the nevermore's version.
My wife was born in 1975 but she like listening to the old songs from 60 and 70. She really enjoys it.
A legendary song for ALL times!
Fantastic......even 50+ years later!
この曲が発表されて20年後に生まれました。数十年の時を経ても、評価されるべき曲です。
Verdade .ate hoje apreciamos
Really great music that makes the memories just rush in.
This is the version I remember....absolutely beautiful. I think the added instruments make it more intense and powerful.
what makes this the definitive version for me is the drop, when the drums and bass kick in - its so perfectly done
香港上影畢業生時看、聽。德斯汀荷夫曼主演。倆首歌曲非常悅耳動聽，是在我心裏其中倆首金曲👏👏👏👏
Eu tinha 12 anos e minha irmã tinha 14 ele tocava no nosso aparelho de son. Nós amávamos essa música , agora tenho 3 filhos e ja esperando meu primeiro neto e ainda ne emociono quando ouço e essa musica de 1982.......saudades dessa época Feliz 💕😊💕
Um saludo de Italia, amiga...Amo Brasil....Ate' mais....Ciao
@@Burt472 obgada pelo salud.amoo vcs também. Gostaria de um dia se Deus e abençoa conhecer á Italia e comer essa pizza incrivel e a verdadeira macarronada do mundo.grata pela msgem. 💕
I like this version better. To my mind they were reacting to an urban world and the guitar gives a jangle that makes me think of the streets of a city. The beat propels an urgency as the song goes on which I think fits its mood. The original version is definitely melancholic and poetic but sounds too...contained. The melancholy here comes across as more dramatic and almost angry during the second to last stanza. Glad we have both versions since the song bears listening to and thinking about and this allows us to compare and contrast.
I agree. There is a passion in this version that is very stirring, and that is why I think the publisher thought this would have a wider appeal. It does, and I am one of those who find it more appealing than the simpler version. And for what it's worth, Paul Simon has said that the electric version eventually grew on him. (But I can see what the other side is saying. I do like both versions.)
you could say that this version is backed up by the sound of silence as referred to in the song
best greatings from Poland :)
great future in alpha romeo
This song is about Vietnam. I was there just two days ago, crying my eyes out listening to this
Favorite version ❤ much love from Libya 🇱🇾 ❤️
People talking without speaking, people hearing without listening... Lyrics like these have so many meanings. People bowing to the neon God they made... This song is definitely something for the people seeking more to life and religion. Gifted at birth individuals will understand me.
This such meaningful and beautiful song .I love it.
This song is so poignant. So beautiful. So timeless. So lovely . So wonderful . It makes me tear up and I am made of stone. My god.
is a masterpiece . I want to be playing at my funeral and I will be very happy
Timeless and beautiful song!
according to a music analyst, this song gives the impression that the recording, in the studio, is not over yet. is still in the process of elaboration. still under development. and which, according to this analyst, will be released globally on the main music platforms between 2047 and 2050. probably 0:03
"And the sign said, "The words of the prophets Are written on the subway walls And tenement halls And whispered in the sounds of silence"" 1:01
Paul Simon
The new “Sound of Silence” was released in October and hit number one in early January 1966. 2:47
Warum gibt es nicht so schöne Musik wie früher
It reminds me of my childhood, with my parents listing to it on the stereo
ich bekomme nie genug davon, ich höre die Musik unheimlich gerne
ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL, SO MUCH MEANING, I'M AMAZED AT THE BEAUTIFUL DUO, SO PROPHETIC, SO MUCH SAID, THE NEON GOD THEY MADE.
At this moment in my cherished existence, I can neither remember, nor imagine there ever being a finer harmony of beauty and timelessness.
Uma música com 53 anos eu ainda escuto como se fosse a primeira vez,ela no meu coração.
Sang this in my 7th grade choir class in 1971. Beautiful.
Merveilleux duo, merveilleuse chanson et toujours d'actualité.
mais oui C claire
Om goodness I have this lp I'm 70 now and still love to hear there voices singing no one can sing there songs like them ❤
It's hard to pick a best song by this magnificent duo, but this one is still my favorite. ❤😊
Was für ein Meisterwerk! Danke!
wunderschöne Stimme ❤😳
Vincenzo gracias por subir tremendo tema 👍
Maybe the greatest American musicians of all time!
Number one on the Billboard charts half a century ago today on New Years Day 1966. How I wish I was a 16 year-old high schooler instead of a 2 month-old newborn baby in the winter of 1966 so I could appreciate songs like this golden oldie
+jayremitz Doesn't matter when you were born; you can appreciate it whenever you want. I wouldn't be born for two decades after the release of this song, and I still appreciate the hell out of it. I quite enjoy the recent Disturbed cover, but the original has a character that can't quite be replicated.
I appreciate this song it is my favourite song and I was born in 2000
I'm actually rather happy to listen to this right now on youtube rather than in 1966 waiting for the next missil crisis (cuba crisis was only four years ago)^^.
Good music will always be good music, and time help them to shin through the masses and add new good music to the set (a 16 years old in 1966 might have loved to be this young in 2003 for seven nation army for example).
I definitely appreciate the Disturbed version over this one in all bluntness, the 1966 version and all its added instruments pretty much killed the mood of the song for me. I very like the true original though, it's my prefered version despite turning into an unappreciated flop back in 1964.
@@bradsimpson8724Think you missed my point. It may not matter when you were born, and to say that anyone can appreciate this song regardless of what generation you're from is kind of an overstatement of the obvious. Just that how I wish I was older as a high schooler when it hit the number 1 spot on New Year's Day 1966 so I could appreciate the culture of 1966 as a young adult teenage so I could've grown up then. That was my point.
Number one this song in the radio of Costa Rica for 8 weeks thanks Simon and Garfunkel
Producer Tom Wilson at Columbia Records rescued this obscure acoustic LP track by dubbing in electric instruments to emulate a Byrds-like folk-rock sound that he could turn it into a releasable 45 single. It worked beyond anyone's wildest belief, providing new life to the nearly defunct S&G duo (who had no idea at the time that this had been done) and propelling them to superstar status at Columbia. It was the first of their 14 US Top 20 hits and their first of four national number one records.
Thank you so much for this somewhat esoteric but yet so profound bit of insight into how this classic version of the song "The Sound of Silence " came to be known. Do you have any insight into who was actually playing the : "Byrds -like " folk rock electric guitar tracks that where dubbed onto the original acoustic version ?? I play the guitar and have always admired the backing electric guitar sounds of this song ;) Who is playing the guitar ??? ;) Thank you for any information you can provide. 😀
@@racebike6160 - It was NYC studio musician Al Gorgoni who had just played on Bob Dylan's "Like a Rolling Stone" sessions and was retained by Tom Wilson for his "Sound of Silence" project (transforming the track into a commercially viable folk-rock record).
Thank you so much ! 😀
@@racebike6160 - Glad I could help. I bought both records, "Like a Rolling Stone" and "The Sound of Silence" (and Dylan's "Positively 4th Street" in-between), when they first came out. I guess you could call this my folk-rock phase, but I couldn't afford to buy albums yet. I saw Simon & Garfunkel in concert in the fall of 1967, and no surprise, their performance was impeccable.
First time I've heard this song was in 1998. It is one of my favorite songs . This song was a gift from my American friend James M'Donough. After a while, he left my country. I looked for him, but there were no results. He was a teacher at the Peace Corps.
this song makes me feel nostalgic about the era Ive never experienced
HELLO! so beautiful ✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨upload thank you so much ✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨
What an utter brilliant decade for songwriting.
This tune has stood the test of time.😊
I love the first version more. But without this one, we probably won’t know about it. So, I’m grateful that it gave us Simon and Garfunkel
Eu tinha dez anos quando eles gravaram essa música, escuto até hoje.
De Iguatu CE Brasil
Essa música nunca vai envelhecer!
Um saludo de Trento, Italia...Amo Brasil, seu Povo, sua musica...Ate' mais....Ciao
Une chanson que j'ai passé à l'enterrement de mon papa. Qui était fan de ce groupe.
hello darkness my old friend,
to all my brothers in arms fallen in the fields of honor and forgotten in anonymity, but kept forever in my heart.
May ha'shem bless you all, but my friend l don't believe in war's
l only believe in what ha'shem did teach me through my Bible studies, once again bless you. from a friend in Tipperary Southern Ireland god bless you for sure
Slalom AMEN
Many years will pass and no one will forget this beautiful melody I am 22 years old and I am a fan of this song which leaves you a reflection thanks to the 60s for these melodies ❤
Timelessly relevant and powerful.
Era tanto tempo che non l'ascoltavo , ma è sempre BELLISSIMA come la prima volta !!!!!!
One of the greatsest songs ever. Paul Simon never got the Acolade he deserved.
I'm love so much this song. I was sixty years when I listened. Unforgettable. Patricia from Argentina.
Wonderful, plain wonderful! It puts me Back in the magic of those years. We lost soooo much
I only wish I had that chance to have enjoyed those times I was born in 1971 so a little late for me but I really do appreciate this song and the to gents to executed this magnificent song with a lot of passion and love 😄🎷🎷🎸🎙️
Learned to slow dance to this in 7th grade P.E. 1964-65.
Now, pushing 70, I wonder where the time has gone.....it’s so bizarre!
It is a very dark sound with a very attractive melody!
Folk music in it's purest form. Brilliant
This is the rock and roll version of the song.
The electric guitar gives this song that extra "oomph" that was missing from the original 1964 version!
Yes i agree with you.
Love this version with its folk rock influences .. a "what if" moment in history
Ein sehr schönes Lied.Höre es immer noch gerne
Richtiger Alman
ich höre es auch gerne :)
yes, Ei agri sz-magazin.sueddeutsche.de/hit-hit-hurra-chartskolumne/hoeren-sie-sich-diesen-song-nicht-an-82543