I will always have a special place in my heart for The Statler Brothers! My grandma was their secretary all the way up until they retired. I remember sitting in their "meeting" room eating oranges, while Harold made my little brother and I laugh hysterically 🤣 we still keep in touch with Jimmy once in a while. These guys were the kindest men I've ever met. They definitely kick-started my passion for singing. Man so many awesome memories!
@elizabethhiers Awesome! My grandparents live in spotswood, between Greenville and Lexington, Va. I love Staunton. I always make sure to stop in at the old Dairy Wrights drive-in restaurant!
@deekrivers1 Thanks! I'm only 30. Not many kids my age would know who they are. The only people I could ever brag about it to were always older than me 🤣 Definitely had a blessed childhood.
A footnote: Flowers on the Wall won the 1966 Grammy award for Best Contemporary (Rock and Roll) Performance by a Group, Vocal or Instrumental. The Statlers won the vote for the award over their competitors, a quartet of mop-haired lads from Liverpool.
Tempted to say one of the greatest country songs ever written, and performed. But it really transcends country. The comic but achingly painful verses by the tenors were just brilliant. And Harold hitting the beautifully deep "Kaaa-ngaroo" a half beat before the others was always one of the most fun two seconds I could ever enjoy in a song. RIP Harold, and Lew.
My thoughts exactly. I loved Harold's exquisite bass voice from the moment I first heard him on this number. So sad to learn of his passing on April 24, 2020, at age 80.
no doubt. One of my fondest childhood memories is my parents allowing my brothers and I to stay up late (when we were much younger) to watch The Statler Brothers Show on TNN when that existed
Thank you I’m setting here with my 87 year old mother with severe Alzheimer’s. I’m playing her this song she had all these recordings on eight track in her car. I remember as a kid thank you for uploading.
@@lanasmiley5643 Thank you she easy to work with smiles and her care facility says she is an angel to take care of. We kept her at home for five years and the UTIs and everything got to much for us to handle. I spend all day and Sunday evenings with her. We always enjoy the Statler Brothers music. I can always get some good reactions from her with Statler music. Travis
@@tb40ford That's beautiful~ as someone who took care of both my elderly parents I know how hard it is but it's also very rewarding and you'll be so glad you did it after she's gone. Music seems to be one of the only things that penetrates through to memory, and recognition. I hope you're well, one year later 😇🙏
My father passed in May this year at age 84. Career USMC (1954-1974) and two tours in Viet Nam. He LOVED the Statler Brothers and this song especially. He said this song was exceptionally well played when released. Great memories of my Dad with all of their music. RIP Dad, and God bless you and everyone out here on YT and in the world!
I remember my grandpa picking me up after friday football games during hunting season and driving the 3 hours across the mountains to his brothers place for the weekend to hunt deer, he had their farewell concert on cd and we would listen to that after the radio stations cut out and left us with static. These songs bring back memories of those late night drives to the cabin…
Flowers On The Wall was by written by the original tenor with the amazing voice Lew Dewitt who passed away 8/15/1990. RIP Lew and Harold. Yesterday will never be forgotten,
The Statler Brothers played at Mineola in Fox Lake, IL and as a young old girl I was so devistated that I had to be there and watch them. It turned out to be one of the best days of my childhood in memory.
I was a child when I first heard this song on the radio, it was one of the first cross-over hits and I became a life long fan of The Statler Brothers RIP Harold Reid, and thank you guys for all the wonderful music you created.
I remember hearing this song as a young girl and just loving it. It has remained one of my favorites even until now. RIP Harold, you made this song with that wonderful deep voice! ❤️
@@sampeacaml9307 so true. Wise observation. Don't forget OCD. Better to stay inside and count flowers on the wall, smoking cigarettes and watching the captain. I hope all is ok.. . . .
Yes, I thought the same. This is one of my favorite Statler tunes because I relate to it so much. The one and only detail in the lyrics I haven't done is watch Captain Kangaroo. 😂 I would if I could find it, jusr so my life would match the song perfectly, but it's not available. 😂
They are the best! From the tenor to the bass, the lyrics, the guitar, the rhythm and everything else, impossible to match. Lew DeWItt, what a song!! The Statler Brothers, what fantastic entertainers.
this song, it's ideas, the way they sing, perform and seemingly live it. this sums up why as a European the US will always be a dream for me I hope to live in one day.
I found this song a few days ago. I've already memorized the words. I love finding these amazing classics. RIP Harold Reid, your voice lives on through generations.
I never knew what this song was about untill I was diagnosed with depression. I thought it was just about some guy who was bored. After my diagnosis, I totally related to this song.
I just visited my 94 year old grandpa's house with my two teenage boys who play bass and guitar; we listened to his Statler Brothers LP and even though they have no interest in country music at all they couldn't stop tapping, clapping and moving along to this all-time classic. They're both now going to learn the song to play together. Luckily their dad has a deep voice for those Captain Kaaaaangaroo parts. lol
I have been a fan since I was a child. My late grandfather taught me to sing Harold's parts when my voice began to change as an young un. It sucks to know Harold is gone. RIP Harold.
My father would play records for us to listen to any type of genre and this was one song he would like..thank you for all these years keeping a family memory alive..love, peace, and laughter I wish for you all..😊😊😊😊
It's amazing that a country vocal group won a Grammy Award over The Beatles "Help!" in 1966 with this song! That's how good the Stalters are. They beat the greatest rock and roll band in the world at the time and they aren't even a rock and roll band! 🤷👍✌️🤘
A very interesting piece of information. I wasn't born until the '70s ; but after reading your remark, it occurs to me that the GRAMMY's used to issue awards based on 'talent'... rather than adhering to the demands of Sony, Universal & Warner Chappell industries.
I keep hearin' you're concerned about my happiness But all that thought you're givin' me is conscience I guess If I were walkin' in your shoes, I wouldn't worry none While you and your friends are worried about me, I'm havin' lots of fun Chorus: Countin' flowers on the wall That don't bother me at all Playin' solitaire 'til dawn with a deck of 51 Smokin' cigarettes and watchin' Captain Kangaroo Now don't tell me, I've nothin' to do Last night I dressed in tails, pretended I was on the town As long as I can dream it's hard to slow this swinger down So please don't give a thought to me, I'm really doin' fine You can always find me here, I'm havin' quite a time Chorus It's good to see you, I must go, I know I look a fright Anyway my eyes are not accustomed to this light And my shoes are not accustomed to this hard concrete So I must go back to my room and make my day complete Chorus Don't tell me, I've nothin' to do (musixmatch)
we are from staunton va and my ex husband did some work on harorld's house back in late 90s/early 2000 anyway I used to take him his lunch and one day Harold Reed joined us and it was such a nice time, they were all really nice guys.
wow that's really nice I’ve been married for 32years I was 24 and she was 20. She got cancer in 2020 I was totally lost without her. She took a major hit the treatment was horrible for her. I could do nothing to change any thing so I felt helpless.. I miss her everyday. Mothers are the glue that holds everyone together. seeing this makes me miss her even more I come to this page all the time just to have that nostalgia
This song I truly believe has for half a century, been one of the most spontaneously sung / enjoyed tunes with small to medium sized gatherings of the period. Situations where you could hear one another, if you will. Amazing grace, precious memories, angel band, papa was.a rollin stone, the thrill is gone and a few more come to mind, but I wonder if folks who weren't there to witness / realize just what a big deal this song was and is. I'm from north east ms and you can go hundreds of miles in most directions, and I'm giving you a factual presentation. The term iconic is overused, but in this case any and all veneration is apt to come up far lacking. All to say: None of these joyous moments would have occurred without the beautiful voice of Harold Reid. Thank you sir.
I remember seeing the Statlers in the early 70s as the lead-in for a Johnny Cash concert at Veterans Auditorium in Des Moines. That was when I became a fan of the Statler Brothers !
Remember when people would talk to each other about how awesome the Statler Brothers are? Now, out comes the cell phone, no interaction,just social media. So sad. RIP Harold you are loved and missed. I don’t know how we will ever attempt on keeping their legacy alive?
Песня супер! Конечно, Тарантино помог ей обрести популярность, пока я не посмотрела Криминальное чтиво, я не слышала этой песни. Но вот уже больше 20 лет это моя любимая песня. Спасибо авторам)
Found this on cassette tape in the glove box in 1984 along with a Willie Nelson tape As soon as my brother and I put it on this song played Loved it ever since Can't help but see Bruce Willis doing the deep voice just as marcellus Wallace shows up every time the Cap'n kangaroo part comes on lol
The bass singer never trying to make that one moment about himself, yet what everyone will always remember.
My favorite part of the song, always.
I will always have a special place in my heart for The Statler Brothers! My grandma was their secretary all the way up until they retired. I remember sitting in their "meeting" room eating oranges, while Harold made my little brother and I laugh hysterically 🤣 we still keep in touch with Jimmy once in a while. These guys were the kindest men I've ever met. They definitely kick-started my passion for singing. Man so many awesome memories!
My mom babysat for their kids! Staunton, VA
wow what a great experience! lucky you
@elizabethhiers Awesome! My grandparents live in spotswood, between Greenville and Lexington, Va. I love Staunton. I always make sure to stop in at the old Dairy Wrights drive-in restaurant!
@deekrivers1 Thanks! I'm only 30. Not many kids my age would know who they are. The only people I could ever brag about it to were always older than me 🤣 Definitely had a blessed childhood.
Great story! I have always loved the Statlers...
"That's how you're gonna beat 'em, Butch. They keep underestimating you."
Was about to post the same comment lol
"Smoking cigarettes and watching captain Kangaroo, now don't tell me I've nothing to do." Just a badass line from a lyrical genius!
Haha! 😂
A footnote: Flowers on the Wall won the 1966 Grammy award for Best Contemporary (Rock and Roll) Performance by a Group, Vocal or Instrumental. The Statlers won the vote for the award over their competitors, a quartet of mop-haired lads from Liverpool.
Thank you so much for that tidbit. My dad loved the group, and he would have been 25 in 1966, so it's understandable why he loved them so much.
@@PisceanGardener yes, copy and paste is nice
@@PisceanGardener why would they edit it? that would make no sense
Nooo! Really?? W O W !!😮
The Beatles ?
Never heard of them...
Tempted to say one of the greatest country songs ever written, and performed. But it really transcends country. The comic but achingly painful verses by the tenors were just brilliant. And Harold hitting the beautifully deep "Kaaa-ngaroo" a half beat before the others was always one of the most fun two seconds I could ever enjoy in a song. RIP Harold, and Lew.
Lots of country songs are depressing and upbeat like this.
Bruce Willis nails that syncopated part in Pulp Fiction beautifully. It's not particularly easy to sing.
Folk not country
My thoughts exactly. I loved Harold's exquisite bass voice from the moment I first heard him on this number. So sad to learn of his passing on April 24, 2020, at age 80.
I'm so glad that I grew up listening to this group one of my favorite bands! Their music was what set future stage for country music today 😊..
RIP Harold Reid. Another part of my childhood gone, but not forgotten.
Yep he was on of the best Bass Voices Ive ever heard
no doubt. One of my fondest childhood memories is my parents allowing my brothers and I to stay up late (when we were much younger) to watch The Statler Brothers Show on TNN when that existed
Just heard. His voice was an amazing gift from above. RIP
Omg. I didn’t know that he died. I just like listening to these guys
My mom thought Harold was fantastic!
It took 55 years but this finally became our new anthem.
haha, you got it!
My lady, this is my theme song of the pandemic
But where's Captain Kangaroo?
@@patrickryan1515 Hanging out with Mr Green Jeans
😝😁😂😂😂❣️
Thank you
I’m setting here with my 87 year old mother with severe Alzheimer’s. I’m playing her this song she had all these recordings on eight track in her car. I remember as a kid thank you for uploading.
Aww - Bless your heart - thats a hard, hard thing to go through...😢
@@lanasmiley5643 Thank you she easy to work with smiles and her care facility says she is an angel to take care of. We kept her at home for five years and the UTIs and everything got to much for us to handle. I spend all day and Sunday evenings with her. We always enjoy the Statler Brothers music. I can always get some good reactions from her with Statler music.
Travis
@@tb40ford That's beautiful~ as someone who took care of both my elderly parents I know how hard it is but it's also very rewarding and you'll be so glad you did it after she's gone. Music seems to be one of the only things that penetrates through to memory, and recognition. I hope you're well, one year later 😇🙏
RIP Harold. Fly high, good sir.
He is with my mom now! She loved Harold!
I had a BIG CRUSH on LEW, He help me when I needed him most
Harold was my teens hero when I discovered that I was gonna be a bass. I'm 56 years old and he's still my hero!
He was my favorite 😭😭😭😭
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My father passed in May this year at age 84. Career USMC (1954-1974) and two tours in Viet Nam. He LOVED the Statler Brothers and this song especially. He said this song was exceptionally well played when released. Great memories of my Dad with all of their music. RIP Dad, and God bless you and everyone out here on YT and in the world!
Sorry for your loss. You have great music memories of your dad. My dad is still alive at 85 and loves his music ❤️
@@annod6 . Thank You Friend! God bless you and yours!!
@@FIGGY65 which God?
Очень сочувствую. Тяжело потерять близкого человека. Пусть земля ему будет пухом. У нас так говорят.
Semper Fi! Oorah!
Gotta love a crowd that knows how to clap on the beat and stop on the breaks.
One of the best quartets ever! The harmonizing is amazing!❤
Perfect
“Playin’ Solitaire til dawn with a deck of 51.” Man, that was a long night.
Hello,how are you doing
Best era in country music imo. Tom Selleck would be proud of those epic staches! Great song!
This song came up in an internet thread, and it was the first time I'd heard it since childhood. Damn, I'd forgotten how much I love this.
I just watched the a capella version by Home Free and was thrilled to hear it again. The last time I heard it was in the mid-90s.
When I was growing up this was played on all of the stations, not just country ones.
I remember my grandpa picking me up after friday football games during hunting season and driving the 3 hours across the mountains to his brothers place for the weekend to hunt deer, he had their farewell concert on cd and we would listen to that after the radio stations cut out and left us with static. These songs bring back memories of those late night drives to the cabin…
Love this song since I was a kud
Flowers On The Wall was by written by the original tenor with the amazing voice Lew Dewitt who passed away 8/15/1990. RIP Lew and Harold. Yesterday will never be forgotten,
When I hear this song I think of the movie Pulp Fiction
R.I.P. Harold Reid amazing singer and best vocal groups of all time ❤️
Hello Dear
How are you doing today?
Pulp Fiction brought this wonderful song to my attention! I’ve never looked back! One of my favorites!!
Rip Harold ( the bassman ) 81 years old . . . Oldie but always a goodie 💜
Yes
In this video hes all the way on the left
The Statler Brothers played at Mineola in Fox Lake, IL and as a young old girl I was so devistated that I had to be there and watch them. It turned out to be one of the best days of my childhood in memory.
Godspeed Harold Reid. Thank you so much for bringing joy in my life. Rest in Peace. 4/25/2020
This a HUGELY talented group. I just love their vocals.
I was a child when I first heard this song on the radio, it was one of the first cross-over hits and I became a life long fan of The Statler Brothers RIP Harold Reid, and thank you guys for all the wonderful music you created.
I based my life on this song, unknowingly though I first heard it as child (born in 1959).
His voice was so rich and deep. He might have been the best bass sing of any genre ever.
"It is not a poem of escape or rebirth. It is a poem about the end of a man's usefulness" -Kurt Vonnegut
I love Vonnegut, but if he said that in reference to this song, it must have been during his suicidal period.
He did! I just looked it up. hahaha
LOVE THE STATLER BROTHERS !!
That's harmonizing, you don't hear anymore! 😍 Smooth as butter💕
Check out Home Free...
They do an incredible job of harmonizing...
But they don't use any instruments...
eg:
ruclips.net/video/p1AA1Qswmh4/видео.html
My Dad fell in love with this song, without Pulp Fiction. We played it at his funeral as we left the church. I am so proud of him.
I remember hearing this song as a young girl and just loving it. It has remained one of my favorites even until now. RIP Harold, you made this song with that wonderful deep voice! ❤️
Hey how are you doing today?
A beautiful introvert anthem.
Or a ''What do you mean, depression?'' anthem, in some contexts.
@@sampeacaml9307 so true. Wise observation. Don't forget OCD. Better to stay inside and count flowers on the wall, smoking cigarettes and watching the captain. I hope all is ok.. . . .
@@brianbelton3605 For me or in general? Simply curious.
Yes, I thought the same. This is one of my favorite Statler tunes because I relate to it so much. The one and only detail in the lyrics I haven't done is watch Captain Kangaroo. 😂 I would if I could find it, jusr so my life would match the song perfectly, but it's not available. 😂
After loving them n grade 11 til now age 83. Still love them and think they are still the best!!
Hello,how are you doing
Fantásticos!
2020; COVID19 lockdown putting a new spin on this song.
macelius home frees rendition of this especially!! (if your talking musically)
You got that shit right!
Hopefully you got a deck with 52🤔😄
I never get tired of listening to these men. Love you all.
They are great artist and i alway love listening to this song.. how is life treating you?
They are the best! From the tenor to the bass, the lyrics, the guitar, the rhythm and everything else, impossible to match. Lew DeWItt, what a song!! The Statler Brothers, what fantastic entertainers.
They are so freaking amazing
I don't know, I liked the Lemon Pipers myself.... ruclips.net/video/-v_92DUPzrQ/видео.html
My grandmother loved them, I never got to meet her but my dad always told me stories about her, I'm listening to this in her memory
What a timeless hit!
this song, it's ideas, the way they sing, perform and seemingly live it. this sums up why as a European the US will always be a dream for me I hope to live in one day.
Don't come here till Trump is President again. Our country is in a hell of a mess.
We need you here as a citizen to help us overcome the present tyranny. Cheers from the USA.
like any Dream . You should realize it. Dreams are what you make of them. Don't expect things to just happen.
ganbarre.
RIP Harold ....Thank You for all your great songs .
Lew DeWitt wrote and sang Tenor for years with them!!
One on my favorite songs!! Helps to cheer me up when needed.
The best vocal group ever❤ RIP Harold. My thoughts and prayers to all his family and friends.
Hello Dear
How are you doing today?
I have to say that's a hip crowd.
Much respect to the Statler Brothers...from a Connecticut Yankee!
Getting the Pulp Fiction vibes
Love this song.
Dylan Klebold vibes
I found this song a few days ago. I've already memorized the words. I love finding these amazing classics. RIP Harold Reid, your voice lives on through generations.
This song is the best ever to describe depression. At least I thought so when I was in gutter counting stars.
You are not alone. Take good care.
“We are all of us in the gutter, some of us are looking at the stars.” -Oscar Wilde or The Pretenders.
I never knew what this song was about untill I was diagnosed with depression.
I thought it was just about some guy who was bored.
After my diagnosis, I totally related to this song.
@@Shelbygtconv
Yeah, man, that shit is no joke. I hope you feel better soon.
Yes we've all lost a love and wished that she could hear us singing the song. Counting flowers on the goddamn wall.
Thank you Home Free for leading me to this beauty. Rip Harold
Such a brilliant song. Timeless.
I just visited my 94 year old grandpa's house with my two teenage boys who play bass and guitar; we listened to his Statler Brothers LP and even though they have no interest in country music at all they couldn't stop tapping, clapping and moving along to this all-time classic. They're both now going to learn the song to play together. Luckily their dad has a deep voice for those Captain Kaaaaangaroo parts. lol
Good music never gets old
Excellent one for #MusicMonday JRC! Thanks. Rest in peace and power Mr. Harold Reid. Salute Stats!
Awesome
It’s 2022 and that’s Quality Entertainment right there Folks.
Loved the Statlers since 1957.. here in my 83rd year I still love them .. seems they are better than ever ❤️❤️🙏🙏
Rest in peace Harold Reid thanks for the great music R.I.P.
I have been a fan since I was a child. My late grandfather taught me to sing Harold's parts when my voice began to change as an young un. It sucks to know Harold is gone. RIP Harold.
Wow! This is going way back. Where did this music go?! Nothing today resembles the classics like these gems.
This is one song that usually reminds me of the past.. how is life treating you?
My father would play records for us to listen to any type of genre and this was one song he would like..thank you for all these years keeping a family memory alive..love, peace, and laughter I wish for you all..😊😊😊😊
It's amazing that a country vocal group won a Grammy Award over The Beatles "Help!" in 1966 with this song! That's how good the Stalters are. They beat the greatest rock and roll band in the world at the time and they aren't even a rock and roll band! 🤷👍✌️🤘
A very interesting piece of information.
I wasn't born until the '70s ; but after reading your remark, it occurs to me that the GRAMMY's used to issue awards based on 'talent'... rather than adhering to the demands of Sony, Universal & Warner Chappell industries.
They were the fab four of country! We need artists like this these days!
My grandmother introduced me to the group. Country music isnt the same as it was during their time. They were a great group all around.
Hello Samantha
How are you doing today?
Heard song my whole life. I’m 63. And
Right now it’s kinda my theme song. Really. Not a bad thing !
What harmonies! They were such an inspiration for so much of what is going on today.
This song hit the top of Billboard's country and pop charts, also winning a Grammy that year.
Harold will be missed,great baritone,rip.
Total respect, what legends they are...
I keep hearin' you're concerned about my happiness
But all that thought you're givin' me is conscience I guess
If I were walkin' in your shoes, I wouldn't worry none
While you and your friends are worried about me, I'm havin' lots of fun
Chorus:
Countin' flowers on the wall
That don't bother me at all
Playin' solitaire 'til dawn with a deck of 51
Smokin' cigarettes and watchin' Captain Kangaroo
Now don't tell me, I've nothin' to do
Last night I dressed in tails, pretended I was on the town
As long as I can dream it's hard to slow this swinger down
So please don't give a thought to me, I'm really doin' fine
You can always find me here, I'm havin' quite a time
Chorus
It's good to see you, I must go, I know I look a fright
Anyway my eyes are not accustomed to this light
And my shoes are not accustomed to this hard concrete
So I must go back to my room and make my day complete
Chorus
Don't tell me, I've nothin' to do
(musixmatch)
2019 and there still as bad ass as ever
And..2020..
Big Kountry Trucker agreed
They got paid by Cash
It get better in 2020
And.. 2021..
we are from staunton va and my ex husband did some work on harorld's house back in late 90s/early 2000 anyway I used to take him his lunch and one day Harold Reed joined us and it was such a nice time, they were all really nice guys.
wow that's really nice I’ve been married for 32years I was 24 and she was 20. She got cancer in 2020 I was totally lost without her. She took a major hit the treatment was horrible for her. I could do nothing to change any thing so I felt helpless.. I miss her everyday. Mothers are the glue that holds everyone together.
seeing this makes me miss her even more I come to this page all the time just to have that nostalgia
I love how distinct each of these gentlemen look.
This song I truly believe has for half a century, been one of the most spontaneously sung / enjoyed tunes with small to medium sized gatherings of the period. Situations where you could hear one another, if you will. Amazing grace, precious memories, angel band, papa was.a rollin stone, the thrill is gone and a few more come to mind, but I wonder if folks who weren't there to witness / realize just what a big deal this song was and is. I'm from north east ms and you can go hundreds of miles in most directions, and I'm giving you a factual presentation. The term iconic is overused, but in this case any and all veneration is apt to come up far lacking. All to say: None of these joyous moments would have occurred without the beautiful voice of Harold Reid. Thank you sir.
for sure!!
This song reminds me of when my Dad would take us to the Diner and they had the little jukebox at each table. He would play this song every time!❤❤❤
I remember seeing the Statlers in the early 70s as the lead-in for a Johnny Cash concert at Veterans Auditorium in Des Moines. That was when I became a fan of the Statler Brothers !
My late mom loved this song. I hadn't heard it in years, but this morning I heard it in a dream about her. I know that was her checking on me.
Hello,how are you doing
Remember when people would talk to each other about how awesome the Statler Brothers are? Now, out comes the cell phone, no interaction,just social media. So sad. RIP Harold you are loved and missed. I don’t know how we will ever attempt on keeping their legacy alive?
Covid anthem...RIP Harold🕊
Hey how are you doing today..?😊
Yeap
Love this song, this superficial joy, with the sad text ever
Saw the Statler Brothers several times when Lew was with them.Fabulous concert!
I love this song. I haven't heard it in over 40 years.
After about 40 years, I thought about this song. It still cracks Me up. Funny how easy it is to entertain Old People
how true I woke one morning with it in my head , stuck there for a week!
This was my grandmother's favorite band ever. Love these guys also. It brings back such fond memories from my childhood.
My mom's favorite band, too. I still love to listen to The Statler's, on my playlist.
Such good memories of great country music.
this is a masterpiece
1st time I heard this song I was hooked! 9 years old just got back from Bermuda 5 year military station and music was heavenly
Песня супер! Конечно, Тарантино помог ей обрести популярность, пока я не посмотрела Криминальное чтиво, я не слышала этой песни. Но вот уже больше 20 лет это моя любимая песня. Спасибо авторам)
Она была неимоверно популярна когда Тарантиро пешком под стол ходил 😂 классика 60-х
Still have my Dad's 45rpm of this. Still love it. Fantastic & fun song. ❤🎶🎸
Great song. RIP Harold.
Hey how are you doing today..?
im 7 and i love this! they dont make music like this anymore
I love the rhythm and the lyrics!!!
May Harold RIP and never be forgotten.
I really like the guitar work!
Found this on cassette tape in the glove box in 1984 along with a Willie Nelson tape
As soon as my brother and I put it on this song played
Loved it ever since
Can't help but see Bruce Willis doing the deep voice just as marcellus Wallace shows up every time the Cap'n kangaroo part comes on lol
Why does this song make my heart so happy? Don’t tell me I’ve nothing to do. I think I’ll listen to it a couple more times 😊
You still got it! Thanks for singing this one more time!
I love this song, I can relate!!
Who else can't stop watching. This is the best video of hthis song on RUclips. Brilliant
Hey how are you doing today..?
- Hey my good friend Dylan almost halfway to school?
- Whats up?
- Doing our ritual morning, waking up..
- Yeah it happens,it has to.
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Was not aware the vocalist died. What a shame. The Statlers' were a huge part of the soundtrack of my youth. Amazing vocal harmony.
They are beyond amazing. Man, I love that Lew. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
They are great singers.. this song usually reminds me of the good old days. How is life treating you?
I'm drinking tonight listening to this. BEST band ever. EVER!!!