I'll never forget the incredible harmony of Peter and Gordon. Their music brings back memories of a much simpler and more innocent world that I miss so much.
Was it ever... I didn't get to experience it as I was born in 84, but I know how it was because of my parents. This country was much happier, healthier, safer, moral, loving, etc, etc... We can have it again if we just do the right things and that's a whole different topic. What a beautiful song that reflects a beautiful innocent period...
War, racism, homophobic, denying women their rights, assinated president...it all existed back then. The 60s were a very turbulant time. This song, written by Del Shannon, came out in November 1964. Nine years after the Vietnam war started, months before the Civil Rights act was passed. 1 year after JFK was killed, 4 years before MLK and RFK were killed. There was a lot of ugliness in the so called much more simpler and innocent world. It just was being glossed over much more back then as you only had a few channels on television and the newspaper was your source for into.
@@Peppers19781978 of course there has always been trouble and strife and war going all the way through history. I was meaning as I perceived it growing up. I suppose we did not have the Internet social media and 24 hour news. As a young lad in the late fifties and sixties I was just interested in music and girls. The highlight of my week was going to see the latest Elvis movie with a girlfriend. Life to me was simpler and gentler than it is now. But I take your point.
Had a chance to see Peter Asher perform in February 2016 on the Flower Power Cruise. He is an amazing musician and story teller. We listened to him for 2 hours as he sang his music and talked about his amazing life, his time with Gordon, their early days, about the time Paul McCartney lived in his basement and how the Beatles started, about his time producing for some of the greatest artists of the love generation.
Still my favorite Peter & Gordon song, despite the two well known songs that McCartney provided. I did not realize it was written by another great - Del Shannon
"I Go to Pieces" passed to Peter and Gordon when that duo and Del Shannon, along with the Searchers, shared the bill for a tour of Australia in the second half of 1964. At one of the tour's venues, Shannon pitched "I Go to Pieces" to the Searchers. singing it for the group in their dressing room. Peter and Gordon in the dressing room next door overheard Shannon singing "I Go to Pieces" to the Searchers, who weren't interested in it and, recognizing the song's potential to become a Merseybeat-style hit, Peter and Gordon asked Shannon to let them record it.
Gave the Searchers a tape of Marshall Crenshaw material once and they weren't interested. Made me wonder what they were looking for in the way of material.
@@harvey1954 I understand Marshalls music has roots were in soul music and Buddy Holly as he was often compared to in his early career. Perhaps they had poor management.
I WAS INVITED IN 1964 BY THE DAUGHTER OF THE COMMANDING ADMIRAL OF THE JACKSONVILLE NAVAL AIR STATION, USA TO A GET TOGETHER. SOME PRETTY GIRLS AND ME, MY BROTHER AND MIKE, SO PARTY IS GOING ON AND THEN HOST SAYS FOR EVERYONE TO SIT DOWN AND FACE THE ENTRY WAY THEN IN WALKED PETER & GORDON! TALK ABOUT A BIG SURPRISE! THEY SANG ABOUT 4 OF THEIR NEW SONG HITS AND IT WAS FANTASTIC!
1 hi voice, 1 lower voice, gives me chills & tears to my eyes when I sing to this. True fact: Peter Asher's sister is the English Novelist Jane Asher, former girlfriend of Paul McCartney, Peter is Linda Rondstadt's Manager/Producer/Drummer/Percussionist/High harmony back up vocalist, no joke, he was quite versatile back in those 70's & 80's. Cheers 🥂
@@RLOPEZ4600 Linda finally became a mega-star after Peter Asher took over as her producer not just because of his skills, but Linda had previously had a tendency to get romantically involved with her producers. She did not cross that boundary with Peter; both were rewarded with success.
Thanks for posting. Recently I learned Gordon Waller had died. I had a teen crush on him, loved his facial expressions , and am happy to learn at 68 yrs old I still love watching him in this yeats later video. RIP Gordon! ❤️
Yes. They are old now. But their voices bring me back to when we were all Young and Bold. No real worries...good health...good friends. My first love...Debbie E. God bless them forever.
George Young Gordon died several years ago Amazing he lived this long. He had a raging alcohol problem But he was a darling guy I knew him because my mom was friend a with a rock mag owner editor who was close friends with them I was a child GORDON was sweet said oh your Just like my baby sister Anne. But the drinking Once he fell down a flight of stairs Wasn't hurt Just pissed he lost his whiskey.. Sweet talented guy
Deborah O. Looking at the video here, I was wondering why he looked rough, but could still sing. Peter sounds like he took care of himself. They were two special Souls, with beautiful voices.
Got to see them with the Searchers in Richmond BC in 2008. Wonderful show. Got their autographs but boy they looked tired. Gracious gentlemen both of them. I'm in my 40's so they were before my time so I'm glad that I got to see them before it was too late.
I have watched their early rendition of this song hundreds of times, and just never get tired of it. It literally defined an era, and ranked as one of the very best songs of that era!
I was all caught up in these guys, Dave Clark Five, the Beatles, Righteous Brothers, The Supremes, Lulu, etc back in the day when all of them and myself were young without a care in the world. Life goes on for us both happy times and sad. Lost my brother, mom and dad and late last year my daughter.
I'm a few years younger than Gordon and had a heart attack a few months before Gordon did .. I lived , he did not .. this baffles me to this day .. why do many survive a heart attack and many others do not ??? ..loved their music in the 60's
This song just popped into my head so I said let me listen to it. I’ll forever love it to death and to see them still performing it?!?as older guys. Truly awesome That music is like no other today I’ll have to listen to the Del Shannon version. Has anyone ever heard, You are “Life and Breath” to me,, I can’t think of the artists. I’ll have to dig through my 45s but anyway, it’s another tearjerker, like this one. ❤❤ So many I love, “Last night at the dance, I met Laurie” and it was her birthday. 😢❤😊
This video reminded me how good Peter & Gordon were. I was lucky enough to see the live in 1965 and was so happy they got back together. Such a shame it didn't last longer. The song was also good.
I met Peter Asher When I worked for a production school in Minneapolis. He has been one of my favorites and I immediately turned into a 14-year-old girl… It was absolutely wonderful who would’ve known that when I was 14 years old someday I would meet him
My all-time favorite singing duo,with my 2nd all-time favorite song. "Go to places we used to go. But,I know she'll never show" Been there,done that. Peter and Gordon forever....
Wow...live in Manila. I lived in Manila when this song was being played on the radio there circa 1965-66. I was only 7 years old, but it was one of my favorites.
They really did sound good for old boomers. I have gone to see a number of artists of my youth but always check youtube for how they sound. Voices and registers change. Some adapt better than others. Seems these guys never lost it.
I was lucky to have been a teenager during the latter part of the sixties during the height of the British Invasion. The very best of early rock and roll. Love this duo!
Can you imagine being this good at this age? It's like a wood worker who makes faces out of wood and has done it for 60 or so years. You never forget how to do it.
I adored Peter and Gordon in my teens! Was happy to see Peter Asher become a successful record producer (Linda Ronstadt, Ronnie Milsap and others) He also teamed up later with Jeremy Clyde from Chad and Jeremy for some great harmony. He tells wonderful stories about the Beatles and other greats!
The golden Liverpool duo. They were the only ones who could rival the Everly Brothers. Who had a phenomenal revival early seventies with Stories We Could Tell, with a backing of Woodstock allure. The follow up of that album, Pass The Chicken And Listen, was also great,. I wish Peter & Gordon had a comeback like that too. Delightful harmonies, their voices blended perfectly.
Fantastic harmony from this professional duo of real music from real musicians from a bygone era. Awesome 1960's music. A special simpler time of real life before phony computerized simulated lip sync musicians .
Peter Asher and his sister Jane were child actors in the 1950s. They played siblings in a 1955 episode of the television series The Adventures of Robin Hood. Jane Asher dated The Beatles' Paul McCartney between 1963 and 1968, and Peter and Gordon recorded several songs written by McCartney but credited to Lennon-McCartney. Those hits included "A World Without Love" (US & UK #1), "Nobody I Know" (US #12; UK #10), "I Don't Want To See You Again" (US #16, but not a hit in the UK), and "Woman". With "Woman", McCartney used the pseudonym Bernard Webb to see whether he could have a hit song without his name attached. First pressings of the US Capitol single listed the composer as "A. Smith". The song reached #14 in the US and #28 on the British charts in 1966. Peter and Gordon also recorded the John Lennon-penned Lennon-McCartney song, "If I Fell", which was previously recorded by The Beatles and released on their 1964 album, A Hard Day's Night. (Wikipedia)
Gordon looked like he was in his 70's, but he still had a great voice. I'm now older than he was in this video, but I look much younger (not bragging, it is just a fact). Did he have cancer, or smoke 3 packs of cigarettes per day? It is just interesting seeing the relative ages of people over time. I grew up with some people that look 10 years younger than they actually are, and some look absolutely decrepit. Of course, lifestyle is a major factor, as well as genetics.
Gordon Waller has the most amazing love story with my aunt... His wife Josenia... Aka my aunt Jovy... It should be made into a movie! They met when she was only 17 and he was 21... In the Philippines... ❤
Charles Vandenburgh I still go to at least a half dozen rock concerts and rock festivals a year and I am mid 60’s and can assure you rock is still alive. Too many people my age get stuck in a time warp and think life ended in the 70’s
@@HamiltonRb Sorry to hear you are wasting good money on today's hacks, who need auto tuned and lip synch to sound decent. I suggest for you to buy lottery tickets.... at least there is a chance to win.
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I'll never forget the incredible harmony of Peter and Gordon. Their music brings back memories of a much simpler and more innocent world that I miss so much.
Amen to that :)
ditto
Before tech. eroded civility.
You and me both brother.
I agree. Along with the Everly Brothers, Loggins and Messina, Peter and Gordon had some of the best harmony around.
RIP Gordon Waller, Thank You for the music 🎸
One of the best British singers from the 1960s.
After all those years...They still sounded - Great !💜
My God this takes me back to a happier gentler more innocent time.
Was it ever... I didn't get to experience it as I was born in 84, but I know how it was because of my parents. This country was much happier, healthier, safer, moral, loving, etc, etc... We can have it again if we just do the right things and that's a whole different topic. What a beautiful song that reflects a beautiful innocent period...
@@user-zx1ir7jt4c Amen to that Sam.
Amen Corner to that Sam.
War, racism, homophobic, denying women their rights, assinated president...it all existed back then. The 60s were a very turbulant time. This song, written by Del Shannon, came out in November 1964. Nine years after the Vietnam war started, months before the Civil Rights act was passed. 1 year after JFK was killed, 4 years before MLK and RFK were killed. There was a lot of ugliness in the so called much more simpler and innocent world. It just was being glossed over much more back then as you only had a few channels on television and the newspaper was your source for into.
@@Peppers19781978 of course there has always been trouble and strife and war going all the way through history. I was meaning as I perceived it growing up. I suppose we did not have the Internet social media and 24 hour news. As a young lad in the late fifties and sixties I was just interested in music and girls. The highlight of my week was going to see the latest Elvis movie with a girlfriend. Life to me was simpler and gentler than it is now. But I take your point.
Thank you Mr Del Shannon from Michigan for penning this classic.
And being the first to get a Beatles song into the American charts.
Had a chance to see Peter Asher perform in February 2016 on the Flower Power Cruise. He is an amazing musician and story teller. We listened to him for 2 hours as he sang his music and talked about his amazing life, his time with Gordon, their early days, about the time Paul McCartney lived in his basement and how the Beatles started, about his time producing for some of the greatest artists of the love generation.
Going to see him in CHicago next month for his retrospective show. Very excited.
I was 14 when this came out ... time flies ... the melody is still haunting me ...
WOW!!! Peter and Gordon, fantastic! Thank you and yes I'm a baby boomer!
Still my favorite Peter & Gordon song, despite the two well known songs that McCartney provided. I did not realize it was written by another great - Del Shannon
Del was brilliant from Texas
Their timing was still Spot On!
i go to pieces every time i hear this song
"I Go to Pieces" passed to Peter and Gordon when that duo and Del Shannon, along with the Searchers, shared the bill for a tour of Australia in the second half of 1964. At one of the tour's venues, Shannon pitched "I Go to Pieces" to the Searchers. singing it for the group in their dressing room. Peter and Gordon in the dressing room next door overheard Shannon singing "I Go to Pieces" to the Searchers, who weren't interested in it and, recognizing the song's potential to become a Merseybeat-style hit, Peter and Gordon asked Shannon to let them record it.
Great backstory to how P&G got this song. Thanks for sharing it!
I bet the Searchers must of been kicking themselves in the butt when this became a big hit.
Gave the Searchers a tape of Marshall Crenshaw material once and they weren't interested. Made me wonder what they were looking for in the way of material.
@@harvey1954 I understand Marshalls music has roots were in soul music and Buddy Holly as he was often compared to in his early career. Perhaps they had poor management.
@@northnsouth6813 I think it was their own decision. They haven't done much since then (and that was the 80s).
I WAS INVITED IN 1964 BY THE DAUGHTER OF THE COMMANDING ADMIRAL OF THE JACKSONVILLE NAVAL AIR STATION, USA TO A GET TOGETHER. SOME PRETTY GIRLS AND ME, MY BROTHER AND MIKE, SO PARTY IS GOING ON AND THEN HOST SAYS FOR EVERYONE TO SIT DOWN AND FACE THE ENTRY WAY THEN IN WALKED PETER & GORDON! TALK ABOUT A BIG SURPRISE! THEY SANG ABOUT 4 OF THEIR NEW SONG HITS AND IT WAS FANTASTIC!
is that jacksonville nc thats where i live
This song hits home to anyone who has loved and lost. But what doesn't kill you makes you stronger.
So great to meet Peter Asher on the Malt Shop Cruise. He is a real gentleman and very interesting to listen to.
Wow! Brought back great memories. Gordon looked like he was loving every second of singing that song. Very cool.
Exquisite beyond belief. Tears in my eyes.
1 hi voice, 1 lower voice, gives me chills & tears to my eyes when I sing to this. True fact: Peter Asher's sister is the English Novelist Jane Asher, former girlfriend of Paul McCartney, Peter is Linda Rondstadt's Manager/Producer/Drummer/Percussionist/High harmony back up vocalist, no joke, he was quite versatile back in those 70's & 80's. Cheers 🥂
@@RLOPEZ4600 Linda finally became a mega-star after Peter Asher took over as her producer not just because of his skills, but Linda had previously had a tendency to get romantically involved with her producers. She did not cross that boundary with Peter; both were rewarded with success.
Thanks for posting. Recently I learned Gordon Waller had died. I had a teen crush on him, loved his facial expressions , and am happy to learn at 68 yrs old I still love watching him in this yeats later video. RIP Gordon! ❤️
Great performance from two 60s legends.
I'VE BEEN A PROFESSIONAL SINGER/GUITARIST FOR 46 YEARS AND THIS SONG HAS ALWAYS BEEN IN MY SONG LIST.
a capitol idea
Mine as well!
REALLY, PROFESSIONAL, BOLLOCKS.....
They've still got it.
I don’t know what it is ,but for me ,they’ve still got it!
Yes. They are old now. But their voices bring me back to when we were all Young and Bold. No real worries...good health...good friends. My first love...Debbie E. God bless them forever.
Sadly Gordon Waller passed away in 2009 from heart failure. Peter and Gordon were a great duo.
Thanks for sharing!
Kind regards Eric Dee
George Young Gordon died several years ago
Amazing he lived this long. He had a raging alcohol problem
But he was a darling guy
I knew him because my mom was friend a with a rock mag owner editor who was close friends with them
I was a child
GORDON was sweet said oh your Just like my baby sister Anne.
But the drinking
Once he fell down a flight of stairs
Wasn't hurt
Just pissed he lost his whiskey..
Sweet talented guy
RIP Gordon Waller.Incredible legacy.Sweet music.
Deborah O. Looking at the video here, I was wondering why he looked rough, but could still sing. Peter sounds like he took care of himself. They were two special Souls, with beautiful voices.
I so agree. They were so on point in my young life then. I am old now too.
Got to see them with the Searchers in Richmond BC in 2008. Wonderful show. Got their autographs but boy they looked tired. Gracious gentlemen both of them. I'm in my 40's so they were before my time so I'm glad that I got to see them before it was too late.
Still excellent rendition of their songs during our younger years! 😍
OMG. This is so amazing listening to this current version after listening to the original from’64….
Yes, we are all a bit older now but this song is timeless. Many thanks for this. God bless...
I have watched their early rendition of this song hundreds of times, and just never get tired of it. It literally defined an era, and ranked as one of the very best songs of that era!
I love these duo. They were my idols in my youth!!!
They can still sing and they don't look wasted like others of that era.
I listen to music all day long . This is so wonderful . A blast from the wonderful past . i really miss those days .
These guys still sound great!
Great memories and love this performance.
I was all caught up in these guys, Dave Clark Five, the Beatles, Righteous Brothers, The Supremes, Lulu, etc back in the day when all of them and myself were young without a care in the world. Life goes on for us both happy times and sad. Lost my brother, mom and dad and late last year my daughter.
Remembering the good old days. I am crying. Tears are silent images of pain
This song,did by these two talented guys,will always bring tears to my eyes.
sonny freeman, Peter is still with us, but Gordon passed away back in 2009.
Me too.
same here... although i was so too young when this song hit the airwaves..
+sonny freeman Del Shannon wrote this one. Paul wrote some of their songs, as he was dating Jane Asher, Peters sister then.
I hear ya Samantha I. A time that will never come again
This is absolutely one of my all time favorites!!!! Loved it and still do!
I'm a few years younger than Gordon and had a heart attack a few months before Gordon did .. I lived , he did not
.. this baffles me to this day .. why do many survive a heart attack and many others do not ???
..loved their music in the 60's
That's great that you recoverd. RIP Gord.
Their voice still there as if singing back in times.
This song just popped into my head so I said let me listen to it. I’ll forever love it to death and to see
them still performing it?!?as older guys. Truly awesome That music is like no other today I’ll have to listen to the Del Shannon version. Has anyone ever heard, You are “Life and Breath” to me,, I can’t think of the artists. I’ll have to dig through my 45s but anyway, it’s another tearjerker, like this one. ❤❤
So many I love, “Last night at the dance, I met Laurie” and it was her birthday. 😢❤😊
Amazing that they could still harmonise.
That was absolutely beautiful
Still going strong
One of the two or three greatest duos in music history. They didn't record any bad songs.
They were known as the Everly Brothers of the British Invasion.
Loved it when they took the #1 spot away from The Beatles.
THANK YOU FOR ALL the Wonderful years of MUSIC! YOU GUYS ARE AWESOME!
They sound great!! Love the sound and the memories.
This video reminded me how good Peter & Gordon were. I was lucky enough to see the live in 1965 and was so happy they got back together. Such a shame it didn't last longer. The song was also good.
And in the interim Mr. Asher brought James Taylor and Linda Ronstadt into focus.
It s always great to see these original artists do their hit song after so many years
Great song. But they had many hits in a short time. Remember 'Lady Godiva?" 'True Love Ways?' 'World Without Love?'
The voice never gets old
So much talent on one stage. Wonderful memories. Grateful in Chicago.
I Go to pieces is on my play list.
Bring back memories.
They knew exactly when to start singing. Years of practice, and great musical talent.
Truly beautiful song. RIP Del Shannon.
They still sound great after all these years. Thanks for posting.
Makes me cry. So beautiful. 61 here. I remember this. :)
65 here. Gorgeous. Remember? Oh, yes.
I thank GOD for the 60's
Always have loved the Beautiful music of Peter and Gordon thank you so much for all of you very cool music and God bless you and everyone from Patrick
Loved Peter aand Gordon since age 8 in 1964.My sister had thier records and I grew up on 60s music .
Loved their songs. They still sound good.
I met Peter Asher When I worked for a production school in Minneapolis. He has been one of my favorites and I immediately turned into a 14-year-old girl… It was absolutely wonderful who would’ve known that when I was 14 years old someday I would meet him
My all-time favorite singing duo,with my 2nd all-time favorite song.
"Go to places we used to go.
But,I know she'll never show"
Been there,done that.
Peter and Gordon forever....
just watched their young tv song and sounds almost the same ,well done
Wow...live in Manila. I lived in Manila when this song was being played on the radio there circa 1965-66. I was only 7 years old, but it was one of my favorites.
Amazing how their voices are still young sounding! 👍 🎵 💝
Wow they still could belt out this song!.. It sounded just as good as when they sang back in the 60's. And enjoyable performance.
They really did sound good for old boomers. I have gone to see a number of artists of my youth but always check youtube for how they sound. Voices and registers change. Some adapt better than others. Seems these guys never lost it.
Wow - just been watching them sing this in the 60's and now in 2015 - crikey! Am i really that old? ;)
I love this video of them singing this number ,you can see their lives in their faces ,just love it
Awesome memories from 1960’s. Thanks from Arkansas for sharing.
Have loved them since I was 7 yrs old in 1963 ! This song is so so pretty all of the songs they sing are so pretty !
I just ran in too this song . I had forgot all about it. what a lovely song it is.
There are no such musicians today. I loved this music. I miss you.... Gordon Waller. Make me so sad u are no more here.
I was lucky to have been a teenager during the latter part of the sixties during the height of the British Invasion. The very best of early rock and roll. Love this duo!
When I've first time heard this song I was 16 y.o. Today this is masterpiece !
So glad they're still around. They sound Great!
Thank you.
These guys are the best ever! they deserve the credits! wow! aren't they awesome at their age. yes! keep going brothers!
what a duo, no differance after 50 years
Great live performance of this Del Shannon song! Gordon Waller, RIP.
They're still wonderful! I love this. It's nice to share "advancing age" with others.
I've loved your beautiful harmonies for years. Thank you.
THESE KIDS STILL GOT IT.
Can you imagine being this good at this age? It's like a wood worker who makes faces out of wood and has done it for 60 or so years. You never forget how to do it.
Thank you for the music sir .God rest your soul .Amen .
Definitely a class act. Long live their memories....CJV
I was so much older then, I am younger than that now.
Bob Dylan
Love their business attire -- always a class act.
Some of the better pop songwriting of the era.
I have been a fan since age 7 in 1963
I adored Peter and Gordon in my teens! Was happy to see Peter Asher become a successful record producer (Linda Ronstadt, Ronnie Milsap and others) He also teamed up later with Jeremy Clyde from Chad and Jeremy for some great harmony. He tells wonderful stories about the Beatles and other greats!
Wow. There voices are almost the same💖💖yes brings back younger days. Didn’t realize how good it was. Thanks.
This is amazing. Wow. I love this song .
The golden Liverpool duo. They were the only ones who could rival the Everly Brothers. Who had a phenomenal revival early seventies with Stories We Could Tell, with a backing of Woodstock allure. The follow up of that album, Pass The Chicken And Listen, was also great,. I wish Peter & Gordon had a comeback like that too. Delightful harmonies, their voices blended perfectly.
Actually, they were from London.
@margaretbrady5646
Oops, yes. 🥴
I performed this song all over the east coast for years and every time I finished the song I had tears in my eyes
Its just how the song affected me
beautiful .. even after years and years ,beutiful years ..
Fantastic harmony from this professional duo of real music from real musicians from a bygone era. Awesome 1960's music. A special simpler time of real life before phony computerized simulated lip sync musicians .
Always Loved This Song ... so good to see the original guys doing It .... !!
Peter Asher and his sister Jane were child actors in the 1950s. They played siblings in a 1955 episode of the television series The Adventures of Robin Hood. Jane Asher dated The Beatles' Paul McCartney between 1963 and 1968, and Peter and Gordon recorded several songs written by McCartney but credited to Lennon-McCartney. Those hits included "A World Without Love" (US & UK #1), "Nobody I Know" (US #12; UK #10), "I Don't Want To See You Again" (US #16, but not a hit in the UK), and "Woman". With "Woman", McCartney used the pseudonym Bernard Webb to see whether he could have a hit song without his name attached. First pressings of the US Capitol single listed the composer as "A. Smith". The song reached #14 in the US and #28 on the British charts in 1966. Peter and Gordon also recorded the John Lennon-penned Lennon-McCartney song, "If I Fell", which was previously recorded by The Beatles and released on their 1964 album, A Hard Day's Night. (Wikipedia)
Nice to listen to artists from England that that plays songs you can understand & relate to instead of trying to make as much noise as possible.
When music made sense, ..
.Greetings from Ireland
RIP, Gordon Waller: June 4, 1945 - July 17, 2009
Gordon looked like he was in his 70's, but he still had a great voice. I'm now older than he was in this video, but I look much younger (not bragging, it is just a fact). Did he have cancer, or smoke 3 packs of cigarettes per day? It is just interesting seeing the relative ages of people over time. I grew up with some people that look 10 years younger than they actually are, and some look absolutely decrepit. Of course, lifestyle is a major factor, as well as genetics.
Gordon Waller has the most amazing love story with my aunt... His wife Josenia... Aka my aunt Jovy... It should be made into a movie! They met when she was only 17 and he was 21... In the Philippines... ❤
@@JanisFoleyPhotography ... A time when music wasn't homogenized. Rock music has been dead for some time now.
Charles Vandenburgh I still go to at least a half dozen rock concerts and rock festivals a year and I am mid 60’s and can assure you rock is still alive. Too many people my age get stuck in a time warp and think life ended in the 70’s
@@HamiltonRb Sorry to hear you are wasting good money on today's hacks, who need auto tuned and lip synch to sound decent. I suggest for you to buy lottery tickets.... at least there is a chance to win.