I just turned 66 and I am so thankful that I grew up with some of the greatest music ever written and performed by the the best musicians in the world.
@@thomastomfohr-kd6vj I used to manage a coffeehouse in Timonium, Md. in the mid 60's. One night, our featured performer brought a friend with him and asked if his friend could sing a couple of songs. the boss said that people had come to see/hear him, but "your friend can do one or two songs" that friend was Johnny Denver (as he was called back then) and the 'one or two songs' turned in to a 40 minute set. We knew then that Johnny Denver would be a big star someday.
I am 76 and this type of music is still the best. PPM, the new christy minstrels, Kingston trio , the Seekers, Linda Rhonstadt, the Highwaymen, I could go on but just to say the new singers of this age do not measure up to this talent.
I am 75 and listening to Peter.Paul and Mary brings me back to another time. 17 years old,my life hopes and dreams still ahead of me. They were such a talented group. Paul Stokey was a brilliant song writer and didn't get the recognition he deserved. But the talent lives on in their songs. What a valuable legacy they have left behind ❤
Albert Grossman thought Mary Travers would be a benefit to Peter and Paul. I sure am glad he did. Saw em live twice, the Guys used to come out on stage after Concerts and Rap with College Kids, along with plain old Fans. I was shooting film from Backstage when Mary walked by, saying, "make us look good." How is it possible to anything else?
this is the song, and this is the group, that inspired me to play guitar, which I have now done, by he grace of God, for almost 47 years. I still play this song most times tI perform.
I totally identify with what you are saying, for me, though, I never lost my love, but I do hear the bitterness, sadness, tragedy of those seven words, very sad.
So wonderfull,for me the best group..I'm french,and I fell in love,when they came in Paris,in 1968..Lo ng time ago.But they remainded among the best...Oh,Mary,RIP in our ❤ !
Yes, they were the best. I sang Puff, The Magic Dragon for my elementary school audience spring of 1963. P, P, & M were a major musical influence in my life.
Lots of old comments, but this just showed up on my RUclips feed. Ilea’s lucky enuff to see two concerts in 1963 and 94, and prolly learned almost every song on those early albums to "perform" with friends and the occasional girlfrien😢. Saw them twice in concert, once at UI in Illinois then in Newport a year later. Unforgettable memories, 60 years later. I can still sing the songs but my hands cannot finger the guitar chords any longer. 😢. We all gotta go sometime…
You're right indeed !! The real problem is that nowadays, young singers and composer are not concentraded enough on what they do. They prefer to be superficial-easy , say: without any serious commitment, endeavour. That doesn't works!
They are around but it hard to find them There are cover acts going on but no one can replace them ever. The cover acts do not look like them and play twangy guitars and hook up electic inputs to the guitars but never give the same feeling as PP&M. I have seen some young guys that look like Paul did but they are not into singing nor play guitars. I'm seen some Mary look alikes younger but they do not know who PP&M were. It would be hard to find the right people with the same looks and the men play and sing like them. Finding them would be like finding a needle in a hundred hay stacks, but somewhere out there, they exist.
P.P & Mary were the best trio ever ! Also talented as the duo Everly Brothers or Simon and Garfunkel . This performance "Dont Think Twice" is by far better than the original performed even by Bob Dylan ! It's just PERFECTION !
I was a sophomore in high school when the hootenanny came into style. I loved going to the coffee houses and listening to the folk singers. Other kids were buying pop music records while I was buying folk music. From that I evolved in college into the acid rock, Hendrix, the Doors, Country Joe and the Fish, and all the others. I eventually joined the SDS and protested the Vietnam War. In 69 I had just started law school and had to drop out after four months as I was drafted into the Marines. What a trip the sixties were.
Magical... They were just wonderful in concert. I remember them signing autographs and talking to fans for 2 hours after a 3 hour concert. They just loved the younger fans, stocking up the next generation. Mary always marveled at the grandkids of their early fans. They were in love with music, and all they could do with it. Peter and Paul wrote a few standards. The Wedding Song by Peter, and Day Is Done by Paul. Standards. Their guitars and their harmony were as strong as any folk singers.
Love Peter Paul and Mary - so fortunate to have grown up being influenced by their songs. They helped make me the person I am today. Thankyou for everything you stood for and believed in
Paul taught me this guitar part in his motel room after the concert in Corvallis Oregon in 1968. Very Generous of him to spend his time with a college student. These were very good and loving people. I have played it a thousand times since.
I'm convinced tht P P & M were first to introduce close harmony to the "folk scene" back in the mighty 60s! BEAUTIFUL, just like the late gorgeous Mary!(RIP)
+KyranI an Geraghty Well, the Everlys were mostly country, but they did do folk songs with close harmonys well before PPM. Devoted To You, Let It Be Me, Cryin in the Rain. etc.
+Lengo67 But PP & M had a beautiful sound that I haven't seen duplicated. Perhaps it is the un-synthized music and the way one listens to the other. Mary, a bit too loud at times (her natural spirit) had to tone it down at times. But she was such a natural ! And so in-tune to the thing. I've yet to find another like her.
The Carter Family!!! On Top of Old Smokey...Good Night Irene...I've Got TO Be Moving Along...Down In The Valley..ohhh, like cross-ties on a railroad...
This is one of my precious songs throughout my life. My friend, my elder brother and I used to sing together at that time of early '70s. My friend who sang for Mary had died in her young age. I miss all people at that time.
This is the song- the original, from In the Wind, late '63 and 1964, that made me want- no, need- to play the guitar. 46 years later, I'm still playing gigs, and still playing this song, in a version quite close to this. Don't Think Twice changed my life. I'd never have met or married my wife, and a whole string of event that spring from music and the love it conveys.
They could sing in any venue. Small clubs to Carnegie Hall to outside festivals and peace rallies. I am privileged to have seen them from their beginning.
Peter, Paul, and Mary were the best at all they did!!!!....as a teen on the lower east side along with a few of my friends, helped move their belongings from their flat on east Broadway to their new pad on bleecker st.
They were the heart and soul of the folk era. I have had great good fortune to see them in live performances three times over the years. The first was in 1965 in Knoxville, TN, and the most recent here in Evansville a few years before Mary passed on.
Iconic. Where have the years gone. Lord, this song is perfection. Two perfect guitars, three part harmony, great song! The 3 of you had a way of complimenting each other. It is a gift. Saw you many times over the years. Wedding Song, and Day is Done are a couple of your best contributions. Mary will always be missed. She was special, as we all are....
J'ai 64 ans et réentendre ce monument m'arrache les larmes. Mon adolescence défile, mes amis avec lesquelles on essayait de chanter sont à nouveau à côté de moi. Un poême de toute beauté de Dylan, un fingerpicking de classe et une harmonisation magnifique, tout y est pour ce qui est peut-être la plus belle chanson des années 60 et sa meilleure interprétation. Je suis devenu musicien classique et pianiste sur le tard, sans doute un peu grace à PPM et Don't think twice.
I'm an old man over 60 years old, and it's my daily routine to watch the video of Paul's main performance in Japan and sing along with him every day with a guitar in my hand, but even after listening to it many times, I'm still amazed at Paul's deep and artistic singing skills. Of course, it goes without saying that Peter and Marie's skills are also amazing.
@@carolynwoodman1734 I agree with you. Thank you for your comment. In terms of my musical life, they are still exceptional and divine. I can only thank them for how much I have been healed by their wonderful voices.
I have collected different performances PP&M made of this song over the years (“If I Had My Way”, too) and l have realized that , far from just mechanically repeating the song as recorded, they always sought fresh nuances and deeper levels of meaning, polishing and cleaning melodies, lyrics and arrangements as tenderly as one would restore a fine jewel. Jukebox hacks don’t do this: artists do.
This is an astounding version of an incredible song (with Dylan just 22 when writing it). I love the guitar solo that Peter does at the opening and have based my playing of it mostly on that wonderful instrumental. Perfect singing too.
Exceptional, thank you for posting. Saw PP&M for the first and only time at Station Square in Pgh, PA a number of years ago. Mary was walking with a cane then but assured everyone that she was alright (RIP Mary)
I just turned 80. PPM played at my college Gustavus Adolphus in St Peter MN. After the program a couple frat brothers took Mary to Minneapolis to catch a flight. I am Still smiling. Tom Tomfohr
Je vous comprends très bien! Je suis de la mème génération que la vôtre et entendre aujourd'hui encore ce merveilleux trio, m'arrache des larmes!! Bob Dylan ne pouvait exiger une meilleure interprétation: elle est est bien supérieure à celle de son grand auteur lui-même !!
I just turned 66 and I am so thankful that I grew up with some of the greatest music ever written and performed by the the best musicians in the world.
they suk
Doug you still here in 2021?
They really captured some of the tenderest emotions..
Me 65. Same. We were lucky.
@@Rossmelanson no, that would be you for saying that!
I am now 70, and still love this song! Their music made a difference in my life! Loved them!
I am 73 and first saw the trio at Carnegie Hall 1965. Wow
How 3 voices would weave a tapestry of songs.
I just turned 80 and still love listening to PP&M......they were the best group and their music will live forever.😍
I also just turned 80 and feel the same way. Additionally I had the opportunity to interact with both PPM and John Dener
@@thomastomfohr-kd6vj I used to manage a coffeehouse in Timonium, Md. in the mid 60's. One night, our featured performer brought a friend with him and asked if his friend could sing a couple of songs. the boss said that people had come to see/hear him, but "your friend can do one or two songs" that friend was Johnny Denver (as he was called back then) and the 'one or two songs' turned in to a 40 minute set. We knew then that Johnny Denver would be a big star someday.
your great grandchildren and beyond will still know the music of PP&M 🤩 Good music will never die 🎼
I am 76 and this type of music is still the best. PPM, the new christy minstrels, Kingston trio , the Seekers, Linda Rhonstadt, the Highwaymen, I could go on but just to say the new singers of this age do not measure up to this talent.
Me 2
I am 75 and listening to Peter.Paul and Mary brings me back to another time. 17 years old,my life hopes and dreams still ahead of me. They were such a talented group. Paul Stokey was a brilliant song writer and didn't get the recognition he deserved. But the talent lives on in their songs.
What a valuable legacy they have left behind ❤
Albert Grossman thought Mary Travers would be a benefit to Peter and Paul.
I sure am glad he did.
Saw em live twice, the Guys used to come out on stage after Concerts and Rap with College Kids,
along with plain old Fans.
I was shooting film from Backstage when Mary walked by,
saying, "make us look good."
How is it possible to anything else?
yes! They are tops
this is the song, and this is the group, that inspired me to play guitar, which I have now done, by he grace of God, for almost 47 years. I still play this song most times tI perform.
I saw them three times. I’m a Baby Boomer and we had great music.
Yes we did!
A very classy lady, classy song. Not seen in these days of music desolation!
Immortal harmonies doing great justice to a Dylan classic.
I grew up with them ...
Back in the day ...
You never forget!
I gave her my heart, but she wanted my soul. Some of the best lyrics ever, thanks Bob Dylan.
“We never did too much talking anyway”….my favourite harmony vocal line of all time. Beyond sublime.
I totally identify with what you are saying, for me, though, I never lost my love, but I do hear the bitterness, sadness, tragedy of those seven words, very sad.
Me too, so bitter sweet.
Peter, Paul and Mary? Wonderful , 2 guitars , 3 voices, 3 wonderful talents. The best music anyone can hear, nobody can get close to them! 😘
And let's not forget Dick Kniss. His bass playing is so tasteful.
I think The Seekers might disagree with that statement.!!
@@neilleng9188 and the carpenters.
Bloody hell mate, that’s a bit of a stretch
Carpenters a stretch; yes; Mama Cass Elliot not so much.
Paul was a wonderful finger style picker. Mary's style is timeless-what a pure voice. These three were a musical gift for the ages.
Absolutely. It's now 10:08, 13 September, 2023. Nothing has changed, their music, their words, their meanings. Just singing the current people.
It's 13 November, 12:55AM, Monday, Sydney Australia, 2023. I'm an Australian Male, born 6th August, 1950. I feel the same.
@@stuartgarfatth1448 We the people have to make the change!
After more than 50 years, never tired of this song! Thanks, P,P, andM, and to writer Bob Dylan!
OH, yes,! I am 86, and I have not found anything that tops these voices much love.
So wonderfull,for me the best group..I'm french,and I fell in love,when they came in Paris,in 1968..Lo ng time ago.But they remainded among the best...Oh,Mary,RIP in our ❤ !
What a great song!!!
Makes you think.
It’s almost as if these three were put on Earth to sing with each other. Amazing.
もっと若いころよりもポールの歌が上手くなっていますね。
懐かしい映像のUp有難うございました。
PPMは私にとって永遠です。
Yes, they were the best. I sang Puff, The Magic Dragon for my elementary school audience spring of 1963. P, P, & M were a major musical influence in my life.
I'm 72 years old and I would never have made it through my teens and 20s without PP&M.
Lots of old comments, but this just showed up on my RUclips feed. Ilea’s lucky enuff to see two concerts in 1963 and 94, and prolly learned almost every song on those early albums to "perform" with friends and the occasional girlfrien😢. Saw them twice in concert, once at UI in Illinois then in Newport a year later. Unforgettable memories, 60 years later. I can still sing the songs but my hands cannot finger the guitar chords any longer. 😢. We all gotta go sometime…
Its such a shame we don't have singers like this anymore. WE need more story telling singers. Miss them dearly.........
You're right indeed !! The real problem is that nowadays, young singers and composer are not concentraded enough on what they do. They prefer to be superficial-easy , say: without any serious commitment, endeavour. That doesn't works!
They are around but it hard to find them There are cover acts going on but no one can replace them ever. The cover acts do not look like them and play twangy guitars and hook up electic inputs to the guitars but never give the same feeling as PP&M. I have seen some young guys that look like Paul did but they are not into singing nor play guitars. I'm seen some Mary look alikes younger but they do not know who PP&M were. It would be hard to find the right people with the same looks and the men play and sing like them. Finding them would be like finding a needle in a hundred hay stacks, but somewhere out there, they exist.
Yes indeed...
Rap has taken over this genre
David Gray
P.P & Mary were the best trio ever ! Also talented as the duo Everly Brothers or Simon and Garfunkel . This performance "Dont Think Twice" is by far better than the original performed even by Bob Dylan ! It's just PERFECTION !
They were the best folk group ever
formed! Big songs Big hearts Big souls!
don't forget Big brains for supporting worthy causes
Not just the best folk group.
Just wow always loved your songs and voices thanks Peter Paul and Mary
I was a sophomore in high school when the hootenanny came into style.
I loved going to the coffee houses and listening to the folk singers. Other kids were buying pop music records while I was buying folk music. From that I evolved in college into the acid rock, Hendrix, the Doors, Country Joe and the Fish, and all the others. I eventually joined the SDS and protested the Vietnam War. In 69 I had just started law school and had to drop out after four months as I was drafted into the Marines. What a trip the sixties were.
I am 17years old japanese.
And I love this song so much.
how do you feel now as a 24 year old?
@@terrancevanliew1814 thats crazy tho, how we all grow up in a blink but this great music is here for us all the time
Magical... They were just wonderful in concert. I remember them signing autographs and talking to fans for 2 hours after a 3 hour concert. They just loved the younger fans, stocking up the next generation. Mary always marveled at the grandkids of their early fans. They were in love with music, and all they could do with it. Peter and Paul wrote a few standards. The Wedding Song by Peter, and Day Is Done by Paul. Standards. Their guitars and their harmony were as strong as any folk singers.
This is a little late, but Paul wrote 'The Wedding Song'. I believe Peter wrote 'Day is Done'.
Love Peter Paul and Mary - so fortunate to have grown up being influenced by their songs. They helped make me the person I am today. Thankyou for everything you stood for and believed in
Paul taught me this guitar part in his motel room after the concert in Corvallis Oregon in 1968. Very Generous of him to spend his time with a college student. These were very good and loving people. I have played it a thousand times since.
Actually is was April 1969...Oops
Fantastic, brings back long fogotten but great memories
And I'm 74 and still enjoy it all.
Sang this song back in the early 70's and late 60's! Loved this and many others who were Anti-War! Loved this song so much!
I couldn't love this more - a beautiful rendition of one of Bob Dylan's greatest early songs.
Mary was the heart of this trio. RIP Mary... Thank you for allowing us to hear your beautiful voice...
Absolutely miss you Mary, thinking of you everyday!!!!
You made up the better part of
My 76 year life.
They were all together when they performed. They could catch each other
Like trapeze artist if needed
Peter, Paul, and Mary put the Music in Folk Music. Simply beautiful.
No matter what other people say, PP&M were the best at vocal harmonies. And this song was one of Dylan's best...
You're absolutely right: this is the best performance ever of this awesome song!
***** Everly Brothers were unique : also great songwriters.
P.P.&M were only singer, but masterfully !
You are right. Hadn't read your comment when I replied to someone that the EB Had inspired everybody else afterwards!!
That's that !
didn't know the everly brothers covered it. i'll have to try and find that.
Best song ever......and this version is the best of all
The 60's were amazing. Lyrics from the inner soul. When artists made their own music not what "publishers" insisted.
I grew up with this music, early 60s , , it's shaped me life. , , , ❤❤❤❤❤
One of the best groups to ever come along
R.i.p. mary
One of Bob Dylan's greatest songs beautifully performed by Peter, Paul and the late Mary Traverse.
I think this is one of the best folk song forever, PPM and Dylan, not together but common sound, mind and spirit.
I'm convinced tht P P & M were first to introduce close harmony to the "folk scene" back in the mighty 60s! BEAUTIFUL, just like the late gorgeous Mary!(RIP)
+KyranI an Geraghty Well, the Everlys were mostly country, but they did do folk songs with close harmonys well before PPM. Devoted To You, Let It Be Me, Cryin in the Rain. etc.
+Harry Harshimoto Not better. Simply different. Both were stellar.
+Lengo67 But PP & M had a beautiful sound that I haven't seen duplicated. Perhaps it is the un-synthized music and the way one listens to the other. Mary, a bit too loud at times (her natural spirit) had to tone it down at times. But she was such a natural ! And so
in-tune to the thing. I've yet to find another like her.
The Everly Brothers inspired everybody.....
The Carter Family!!! On Top of Old Smokey...Good Night Irene...I've Got TO Be Moving Along...Down In The Valley..ohhh, like cross-ties on a railroad...
The guitar picking in the version is sublime. Yarrows melody line adds so much to the performance.
this song is magic.... i never tire hearing it.
I listened to these guys as a kid, wow , they inspired me is all il say
no matter what happened to us in life and for most of us it was plenty! we always had our music!
this child is over 60, & it still cuts me, big time! Thankyou P.P.& Mary for sharring with us your Gift of talent, & Love!
This is one of my precious songs throughout my life. My friend, my elder brother and I used to sing together at that time of early '70s. My friend who sang for Mary had died in her young age. I miss all people at that time.
Wow thank you for this wonderful memorie
This is the song- the original, from In the Wind, late '63 and 1964, that made me want- no, need- to play the guitar. 46 years later, I'm still playing gigs, and still playing this song, in a version quite close to this. Don't Think Twice changed my life. I'd never have met or married my wife, and a whole string of event that spring from music and the love it conveys.
3 unique voices that blended into a beautiful virtuosity ---
The best version of that song.. Best trio so far
They were magnificent!!
They could sing in any venue. Small clubs to Carnegie Hall to outside festivals and peace rallies. I am privileged to have seen them from their beginning.
The lyrics of this song never cease to amaze me and to think he wrote it at the tender age of 22 is absolutely amazing.
Great poetry and PPM brought haunting harmony to the lyrics
This was one of my fave songs from the 1960s...and this version from the 1980s shows PPM were so very versatile and magic
Peter, Paul, and Mary were the best at all they did!!!!....as a teen on the lower east side along with a few of my friends, helped move their belongings from their flat on east Broadway to their new pad on bleecker st.
Crying again...dang...fond memories and deep sadness for what is happening today.
They were the heart and soul of the folk era. I have had great good fortune to see them in live performances three times over the years. The first was in 1965 in Knoxville, TN, and the most recent here in Evansville a few years before Mary passed on.
I saw this, played it and smiled. So beautiful. They were so wonderful.
I fell so privileged to have seen them
as a 13 yr old in 1965 at Carnegie Hall
and at peace and civil right marches
The Guys and the Divine Ms Mary
Iconic. Where have the years gone. Lord, this song is perfection. Two perfect guitars, three part harmony, great song! The 3 of you had a way of complimenting each other. It is a gift. Saw you many times over the years. Wedding Song, and Day is Done are a couple of your best contributions. Mary will always be missed. She was special, as we all are....
Impossible to do not listen to Peter, Paul and Mary and don't like, simply unforgiveable songs.
I did thumbs up because you probably meant unforgettable....which the song is....
45 years ago and this song still cuts me in half and that child is over 40 ---aaaaa the magic to take me back that far --- is like yesterday !
They were the music of my youth. They gave me a moral compass. I’ll die soon, their music will be in my mind and give me peace.
im 61, listened when i was a kid with my parents. great memories
Now i'm 65, i remember this piece we sung this ,we have a group 1978-82
J'ai 64 ans et réentendre ce monument m'arrache les larmes. Mon adolescence défile, mes amis avec lesquelles on essayait de chanter sont à nouveau à côté de moi.
Un poême de toute beauté de Dylan, un fingerpicking de classe et une harmonisation magnifique, tout y est pour ce qui est peut-être la plus belle chanson des années 60 et sa meilleure interprétation.
Je suis devenu musicien classique et pianiste sur le tard, sans doute un peu grace à PPM et Don't think twice.
No one can ever be or sound or look like PPM. Lots of tribute groups out there but none can come close enough for me...One of a kind trio..
Bob Dylan is 70 today and this song still cuts me in half 50 years later --- He said it perfectly !!! " Don't think twice its alright "
I gave her my heart but she wanted my soul.
Shem Mariano my favourite line Many women want your soul
I gave her my heart because she WAS my soul...
There you go; spoken like one who knows what Love is. And isn't.
wanted my soul u mean
Best version I'v heard of this song!..fantastic ensemble!
Haunting and Fiercely Beautiful
PPM. A tour de force
Love this song, so easy to enjoy! Wish music was this simple now!
I'm an old man over 60 years old, and it's my daily routine to watch the video of Paul's main performance in Japan and sing along with him every day with a guitar in my hand, but even after listening to it many times, I'm still amazed at Paul's deep and artistic singing skills. Of course, it goes without saying that Peter and Marie's skills are also amazing.
Oh you are not old, I am 70 and lost in memories of great music.
@@carolynwoodman1734 I agree with you. Thank you for your comment. In terms of my musical life, they are still exceptional and divine. I can only thank them for how much I have been healed by their wonderful voices.
Thumbs up
Im 70 years old and live in Germany .My generation lived in the time of greatest pop music ever.
I'm so thankful about this.
@@carolynwoodman1734 Got ya beat by ten years !
Great old music from the 1960s.
It was the best.
歌詞も曲も歌声も、ほんとに 素晴らしい。
こんな素敵な唄には、この後 出会わないでしょう。
ＵＰありがとう。
まさにわが意を得たりのコメント、うれしくなります。ありがとうございました。
Mary Travis gave that trio a special magic.
Just a joy to stumble across this tonight.
Tears form when Mary joins in.
I have collected different performances PP&M made of this song over the years (“If I Had My Way”, too) and l have realized that , far from just mechanically repeating the song as recorded, they always sought fresh nuances and deeper levels of meaning, polishing and cleaning melodies, lyrics and arrangements as tenderly as one would restore a fine jewel. Jukebox hacks don’t do this: artists do.
I remember this from my earliest years. So, so superb. Just a great song by Dylan, and a great performance by PPM.
Dylan or Lightfoot?
@@sharronpopovich6263 Dylan or Lightfoot? It's a Dylan song.
@@sharronpopovich6263 Gordon Lightfoot wrote it.
@@susanmoran8874 -- this is a Dylan song.
This is an astounding version of an incredible song (with Dylan just 22 when writing it). I love the guitar solo that Peter does at the opening and have based my playing of it mostly on that wonderful instrumental. Perfect singing too.
Written by Canada's own Gordon Lightfoot
No, this is written by Bob Dylan
That was Paul doing the opening solo.
Quelle beauté encore merci pour cette reprise !!!!!!
This song is the Icing on the cake, so to speak! We were the lost generation, lost in the Vietnam fiasco! God bless them!
Never been a Dyan fan, but this one---------oh yes, this is a Masterpiece. ----------RIP, beautiful Mary. ----------------MJL, 74 y/o
Well, there's Dylan's writing and songs which are superb and then there's his singing which is very so so. So many good Dylan covers.
Such fine music......
God knows what He is doing, that's for sure
Nice song. Nice group. The BEST!!!!
Exceptional, thank you for posting. Saw PP&M for the first and only time at Station Square in Pgh, PA a number of years ago. Mary was walking with a cane then but assured everyone that she was alright (RIP Mary)
I just turned 80. PPM played at my college Gustavus Adolphus in St Peter MN. After the program a couple frat brothers took Mary to Minneapolis to catch a flight. I am Still smiling. Tom Tomfohr
Beautiful, talented, loving Mary... We will all miss you. Thanks for all the memories.
Je vous comprends très bien! Je suis de la mème génération que la vôtre et entendre aujourd'hui encore ce merveilleux trio, m'arrache des larmes!! Bob Dylan ne pouvait exiger une meilleure interprétation: elle est est bien supérieure à celle de son grand auteur lui-même !!
I was lucky to see them in a live performance way back then, still remember it. Best concert ever...
So wonderful harmony, especially so nice when they have become beautifully old !!
LOVE LOVE this song! It's a forever song!
just think of the smiles she is putting on the faces of everyone in heaven
God Bless You Tube for this music. All I have to do is remember it, You will play it for ME. Much Love.
What an amazing performance!!!
Proper music never grows old
I'm 68 and I grew up with Peter Paul and Mary saw them twice in 1995 in Kent Ohio and 2000 in Cleveland ohio
That harmony sends the chills up and down my spine!
...Bill