Thanks as usual! I know I’ve mentioned it before, but I sure do miss your deleted Seven of Nine videos with the very cool video game musical soundtracks… especially the ones featuring her blue uniform! Cheers! ~ John in Ohio 👍👍👍
@@mikeleone1347 So, yes,even though that's true it still was better than the bizarro present America of 2024. 1968 was a glorious special time in our country which we will never unfortunately see again.
I just googled her name and it appears that she is still with us. The information I found is in the present tense, not past. And she was born in Paris, France. Posted 12/24/2023.
She died relatively young - passing away in 2022. She was born in 1948. Beautiful and a fantastic dancer. She definitely had that classic, swinging sixties look!
She also had a small part in the movie, "Annie Hall" playing a character in Alvy's play
the girl of my dreams, a year younger than me, beautiful smile and dance moves.
She is the perfect 60s girl!
Now she’s about 77 like my older sister who graduated in 1965 from high school
@@mosesgutierrez-qk3ze iam 77
Great song. The 'Quo' are a very underrated band. Love the dancing in this video. Thanks for posting.
A very pretty young lady.God bless her.
The Army is so cultural.
I can’t believe it.
With guns and a paintbrush they can do anything!
Notice no tattoos, no piercings, pretty face, and lovely figure. What a doll!
Shes sooo.. georgous 😊❤
STATUS QUO ! 1968 Ekkor még pszichedelikus rock-ot jatszottak
Thanks as usual! I know I’ve mentioned it before, but I sure do miss your deleted Seven of Nine videos with the very cool video game musical soundtracks… especially the ones featuring her blue uniform! Cheers! ~ John in Ohio 👍👍👍
The video is not listed, but you can watch it here :)
ruclips.net/video/CguxHn0Uz5Q/видео.html
@@sagittariusa7937 Watched and commented… You are the best! 🙏👍👍
RIP Mary
I was more interested when I found out she was a WAC. I wore that same uniform.
I honestly wish we could go baçk. Everythiñg wàs better
first step; stop using the internet, pretend it doesnt exist just like back then...betchull change your mind quick!
Lots of riots, wars and assassinations that year. So, no, not everything was better ...
@@mikeleone1347 So, yes,even though that's true it still was better than the bizarro present America of 2024. 1968 was a glorious special time in our country which we will never unfortunately see again.
Amen
Femininity is awesome.
THOSE WERE THE DAYS
Красивая.
Prettiest Girl in the world, absolutely perfect!.......1969.😊 This song is good enough to be a "Beatles" song....but It's not....
Status Quo is one of the most under-rated bands of all time. Their version of Fogerty's "Rocking all Over the World " is killer.
NICE!
NICE!
Hey that's a nice edit! Song's good the girl's great I'm wondering if I can post this in my channel.?
Hi, of course you can post this in your channel. Best wishes
@@sagittariusa7937 Thanks so much!
Robin Mary Paris. I claim her. lol
The Black Girl at 0:47 is the PP Arnold?
Of course not. She was a singing star in the UK at the time this video was made. This video was made in Clovis, NM.
Wow what happened to Robin?
She passed away in 2022.
Can anyone tell me what's written on the palm of he hand...
Thanks
Hi....is what's written on the palm of her hand.
"Hi"
Rosie
I heard that she passed. Can anybody corroborate this?
Correct
I just googled her name and it appears that she is still with us. The information I found is in the present tense, not past. And she was born in Paris, France. Posted 12/24/2023.
Yes she has.
@@jeffreypeck2001 the obit you found is not her, she is still alive.
Glad to hear that.
It's a completely lost art.
0:47 same dress as the Dancing Troll, but Paris can't dance??
Agora sabemos quem é o Troll Dançante... 😅
She did have a very nice Back Door.
Why theres no info about this woman? Did she die?
She died relatively young - passing away in 2022. She was born in 1948. Beautiful and a fantastic dancer. She definitely had that classic, swinging sixties look!
No she didn’t. People are basing this misinformation on an obituary of a Robin Paris with no middle name and no mention of an acting career.