Well it is a... Younger Version, so of course it be confusing at first because you're looking at a Younger Version of someone who looks different here compared to what he looks like Now.. lol
A great classic song. Takes me back to simpler times, better times, good friends, and great music!. Not like the crap of today that passes for music. And, we got along just fine without cell phones and computers. RIP Rob Grill.
I saw these guys sing this in Dallas at a great show with the Beach Boys, and America in 1989. It was in a nice outdoor amphitheatre setting and a few thousand people. Just a gem of a song from one of the greatest years for music ever, 1967. Looks like it made #8 on the music charts in June of that year, but that is something, given the volume of great songs that came out at that time. And this one like so many back then, really ended up influencing the way I live a little bit. I mean the words are the truth--at least to me. We only have today--and why worry about the future too much-you know. I came to listen again after I just read Lloyd Holiday's Amazon book, The Cost of a Thing. He mentions this song in his writing. He takes you back in a quirky way, out of the troubles of today and back to the great times and music of the 1960s when he was growing up. I think he captured it. I wish I could pop back there right now and see Mom and Dad and the all the others while the beautiful music just kept coming. What a great time it was.
One night in ‘98 I was attending a Nordstrom Vendor party in Seattle’s Belltown neighborhood. A guy went up to the MC (electro-dj) and asked him to play this tune. He had to be 45-50, but when the song started, 40-50 people moved out to dance. 80 seconds into it, everyone else, Nordstrom employes and vendor reps (fragrance and cosmetics reps) had stopped, moved to the side, and watched as the old couple totally expressed love in there dance moves and eye expressions. All we could do was watch in wonder! The love they expressed TO each other in their eyes as they danced drew comments from others there at the Laundromat. Beautiful.
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I had this one on a greatest hits LP. This is one of the songs that defines The Counter Culture Revolution. That’s why the 60’s were a great time for music.
wow bring back so many memories lost a good friend in 67 I was ten he was a good friend to the family he had went to korea for the war he was killed not long after the vietnam war
50 years later and still loving this tune. Get a laugh out of the old lip sinking TV shows though. Would look more realistic if they had the guitar cords plugged in though,
This was the 2nd Grass Roots originally the 13th floor elevators until Roky Erikson threatened A lawsuit and Steve Barri suggested the name Graasroots.
first heard this on my transistor radio, sophmore in high school, i think i was around 12 years old. in chicago, it was on WLS chicago station. boy, does that bring back memories.
I was another young teen, 11-12, that found the cool music via transistor radio. Amazed at all this great music, while hiding the radio under the covers when I was supposed to be sleeping.
I have to hear this song while driving a 18wheeler A Kenworth T680 T880 or aW900 a Peterbilt 567 579or a389 a Freightliner Cascadia or Coronado or a International LT model sleeper cab models
In questo caso l'originale era la canzone italiana, che venne tradotta prima dai Rokes e poi lanciata sul mercato americano dai Grass Roots. Tra l’altro il pezzo in questione era il lato B del successo italiano dei Rokes “Che colpa abbiamo noi”, che a sua volta era la traduzione del lato “B” del successo di Bob Lind “The Elusive Butterfly Of Love”; “Piangi con me” era scritta da Shell Shapiro, il leader dei Rokes, e da Mogol. Let's Live For Today fu uno dei maggiori successi americani di quell'anno.
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It's crazy to see Creed Bratton from The Office playing guitar up there, small world
This is music...what a great group....im so glad that I grew up when I did.....this was an amazing time...i consider myself one of the lucky ones
Blessed time.
The only songs with meaning today are remakes of those, but they’re not nearly as enjoyable with electronic v acoustic.
When music was notches higher. Glad I grew up in the '60s-'70s.
My college days...am now 73..where oh where did the time go
Beautiful amazing song. I first heard in my 20’s. I’m 64. Still love it. Beautiful words, voices and Musicians
I am 30. Born in 92. Glad I have this kind of music taste. Thank you grandpa and mom.
This was Grill's favorite song. His family played it for him as he passed away. Sad.
He still lives! People with his spirit, they hang around as so many of us miss them.
Theme song of the '60s.
Easily! That or California Dreamin’
Yes, Creed Bratton from the Office, standing beside the drummer! Go Creed!
Russ Poirier And playing the guitar
Well it is a... Younger Version, so of course it be confusing at first because you're looking at a Younger Version of someone who looks different here compared to what he looks like Now.. lol
sometimes a guy's gotta ride the bull
One of my favorite bands. Brings back some wonderful memories !
Timeless classic. Another one that will NEVER be surpassed.
No one steals from Creed Bratton last man to do this is now missing his name , Creed Bratton .
They are all great looking guys! Especially love the sweet smile on Warren's face. That adorable boyish smile.
Both the Grass Roots and the Guess Who need to be in the R&R Hall of Fame.
Do you think.Dam right they should be.
One of my favorite bands. Great song. This one needs to be played more
ONE OF THE BEST SONGS OF THE 60's. SOUNDS JUST AS GREAT TODAY.
RIP Rob Grill! Forever in my heart!
I miss the sixties.
A great classic song. Takes me back to simpler times, better times, good friends, and great music!. Not like the crap of today that passes for music. And, we got along just fine without cell phones and computers. RIP Rob Grill.
What a song...!!! 1967....give me a 💔 break...
Creed!
One of my favorite groups and at 68 I still put these songs I'm old not dead
I love this song so much
'1967' what a summer!
Still totally in love with Warren and Rob.❤
I will always love this band takes me back to my childhood good times and no worries.
Shaystin Rogers They were an incredible band! When times were simpler and kinder! Greetings from Colorado.
Shaystin Rogers you and me both... oh how times have changed everything. ☹️
You must be old. Lol
The 60's.. Good times.. Good Music..and ohhhh the Groups...:-)
Love the oldies ,born in 1951..
They were a legit answer to the British Invasion IMO So good , I was 12 years old when I first heard them 👍
I saw these guys sing this in Dallas at a great show with the Beach Boys, and America in 1989. It was in a nice outdoor amphitheatre setting and a few thousand people. Just a gem of a song from one of the greatest years for music ever, 1967. Looks like it made #8 on the music charts in June of that year, but that is something, given the volume of great songs that came out at that time. And this one like so many back then, really ended up influencing the way I live a little bit. I mean the words are the truth--at least to me. We only have today--and why worry about the future too much-you know. I came to listen again after I just read Lloyd Holiday's Amazon book, The Cost of a Thing. He mentions this song in his writing. He takes you back in a quirky way, out of the troubles of today and back to the great times and music of the 1960s when he was growing up. I think he captured it. I wish I could pop back there right now and see Mom and Dad and the all the others while the beautiful music just kept coming. What a great time it was.
Best times best musicmiss those days
Very well put..!!..would love a time machine myself..such a better time in many ways..
If you saw the Grass Roots in 1989, it wasn’t these guys.
Creed shows up in the office with a blood spattered shirt. Wow. It’s Halloween. Perfect timing.😅
A true 60's masterpiece. Still sounds fantastic.
what a a great song..nice memories of 1967
Should be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame without a doubt.
This is my favorite Grass Roots tune.
One of my first record albums and still one of my favorites!
Warren Entner is absolutely gorgeous sigh....
Heather Gall Amen, sister! Masculine, sexy, amazing voice, and it was apparent to me that he was the leader of the group.
He was!
One night in ‘98 I was attending a Nordstrom Vendor party in Seattle’s Belltown neighborhood. A guy went up to the MC (electro-dj) and asked him to play this tune. He had to be 45-50, but when the song started, 40-50 people moved out to dance. 80 seconds into it, everyone else, Nordstrom employes and vendor reps (fragrance and cosmetics reps) had stopped, moved to the side, and watched as the old couple totally expressed love in there dance moves and eye expressions. All we could do was watch in wonder! The love they expressed TO each other in their eyes as they danced drew comments from others there at the Laundromat.
Beautiful.
That's cool- let the boomers show how it's done!
And then everyone clapped
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Didn't realize how many great hits they had!
one of my favourite songs of the 60s.
I had this one on a greatest hits LP. This is one of the songs that defines The Counter Culture Revolution. That’s why the 60’s were a great time for music.
Heard this in 67 then bought the 45 .i still have it.scrathy as hell from being played a million times.hey thats 51 yrs.old hippie.
Such a great band & songs Unlike the songs today.
Still a great song - from when great songs that felt as through they had come from another time - that was what was so endearing about them.
ce titre je l'ai cherché depuis longtemps, j'écoutai ça j'avais 17ans , aujourd'hui j'en ai 71
60s music is fantastic. Wish I could've experienced it like my father. Great generation of people and for music.
Rob Grill was sure a hot singer and The Grassroots were such a groovy band! I have their CD and I play if often. Love live music like this.
Phil Murphy vvv
wow bring back so many memories lost a good friend in 67 I was ten he was a good friend to the family he had went to korea for the war he was killed not long after the vietnam war
It was Viet nam not Korea
This song really embodies the magic in the air that year.
This would be the signature song of my life. Too beautiful 👌
So wonderful seeing them performing this favorite song live- thanks
let's live for to day and don't worry about tomorrow
Saw them in 1986 when they opened for the Monkees
Love this---great memories---another one of those that I like to play often ...
Green eyed handsome Grill 😗
Amen
I'd give him some lovin'.♥️
I got to see them before Rob Grill passed. They were still fantastic! This is my favorite by them. Have it downloaded on my I pod.
I love this song and I enjoy seeing the videos
Creed Bratton puting in work on that riff
Just found the song, it is so awesome, this moment
Finally found this. ❤❤❤❤
Came here after Pachinko on Apple TV
Pachinko brought me here to revisit.
50 years later and still loving this tune. Get a laugh out of the old lip sinking TV shows though. Would look more realistic if they had the guitar cords plugged in though,
lol not many paid attention to the cords but sound was bad so they did what they had to
Don't worry bout tomorrow.. love this song! Thanks for posting.
That’s one snazzy shirt Creed’s wearin’ there.
And don't worry about tomorrow!
Who else is here because of Creed from The Office?
And on lead guitar, Dunder Mifflin's star employee.....Creed Bratton !
Good Memories- my sister & I were dating brothers they had this album & played it staying overnight & partying at their house
I like those sideburns ! So 1960s and popular in some circles like Elvis.
Beautiful.
august 2017
still great song
rob grill the best looking man
that has ever been born
wasnt he a sweety-- i had major crush on him in 1969
I gotta agree 😍
Well 2nd to Elvis Presley.
Guess you never seen Robert Conrad, Clint Walker, Burt Reynolds, Matt LeBlanc and Eduardo Yanez,... oh well!
deidra albertson Have you ever seen Paul Newman?
Corvair-driving music. Hot summer evening. Windows down. I like.
Or Belair in my case👍👍
Firebird for me.
This was the 2nd Grass Roots originally the 13th floor elevators until Roky Erikson threatened A lawsuit and Steve Barri suggested the name Graasroots.
A rock classic.
Listening in 2019 and will in 2020.
first heard this on my transistor radio, sophmore in high school, i think i was around 12 years old. in chicago, it was on WLS chicago station. boy, does that bring back memories.
I was another young teen, 11-12, that found the cool music via transistor radio. Amazed at all this great music, while hiding the radio under the covers when I was supposed to be sleeping.
Superbe chanson la stéreo est extra !! merci pour ce moment
My mom had a huge crush on rob brill big time, he looks like my dad
This song came to my mind after looking into cryptocurrencies. Thank God we have a subconscious mind!
Absolute PERFECTION
Marvelous
1967 was a fantastic year I remember this song very well good job Grassroots by the way where are you today
Diane Bruns One of them works in Quality Assurance for a paper company.
Grass roots!! Best band ever! Fo sure 😎
Sooo Underrated!
Excellent audio, excellent song. Just learned it's actually a cover.
Great song 😎
Rob Grille RIP.
Hombre de familia.
Had a full group @ Gold Nugget/Las Vegas...Awesome Sauce :)
This is the song to rebel against covid-19 and mad governments. Live like there is no tomorrow.
I have to hear this song while driving a 18wheeler A Kenworth T680 T880 or aW900 a Peterbilt 567 579or a389 a Freightliner Cascadia or Coronado or a International LT model sleeper cab models
Great!
Great, as always!
Warren is terrific!
Just Great Thank You
Love Warren so much!
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Happy Thanksgiving 2019 to Warren Entner and his family!
In questo caso l'originale era la canzone italiana, che venne tradotta prima dai Rokes e poi lanciata sul mercato americano dai Grass Roots. Tra l’altro il pezzo in questione era il lato B del successo italiano dei Rokes “Che colpa abbiamo noi”, che a sua volta era la traduzione del lato “B” del successo di Bob Lind “The Elusive Butterfly Of Love”; “Piangi con me” era scritta da Shell Shapiro, il leader dei Rokes, e da Mogol.
Let's Live For Today fu uno dei maggiori successi americani di quell'anno.
Me puede decir cómo se llama la versión original?