Those guys must have really appreciated that concert. In 1968, God knows what they had ahead of them. If you were lucky enough to see the 5th live back in the day, you know how incredibly talented they were and what a great show they put on. And just to hear Marilyn McCoo sing live was worth the price of admission.
![Dusty Springfield • “Soulville” • 1968 [Reelin' In The Years Archive]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/QxdZccfspwg/mqdefault.jpg)
Those guys must have really appreciated that concert. In 1968, God knows what they had ahead of them. If you were lucky enough to see the 5th live back in the day, you know how incredibly talented they were and what a great show they put on. And just to hear Marilyn McCoo sing live was worth the price of admission.
Sweet performance! I love the outfits!! 🥰☺😊
The 5th Dimension - astonishing vocal harmonies, on this Live Performance, as all their others!!
Amazing footage. So clear
LOVE this! They are ALL awesome! Look how thin Ron was.
Thanks for posting this. I grew up hearing their live album at home.
So did I.
Enjoyed really listening
to this group,for the 1st
time.Thanks for sharing.
Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis too 😊
Great videos, but a very dark time in the US.
Unbridled joy, yet so poignant. Thank you to Reelin' in the Years from FOREVER 5th DIMENSION.
Awesome clip. Thanks!!
WOW!
❤ Meu Grupo favorito
I appreciate these uso shows from Vietnam
These were filmed on American bases.
@@ReelinInTheYears66 I thought they were the Bob Hope uso shows... Either way I appreciate you for showing them
Top time in Detroit. Union horn players. Hire
Florence could move!
Well the band aren't quite as good as those Los Angeles studio cats but those voices - perfect! Keep 'em coming.
Sure the band is no Wrecking Crew but they are damn good and just cooking.
B@@JOHNWLOUCKSAgreed.
looks like this concert was performed at a prison? 5th Dimension now so nostalgic...
Looks like Army base.
@@OspreyFlyer you're right. guess I had johnny cash and merle haggard venues in my head 🤣
@@westcoastpaeb Thought those buildings looked familiar but couldn't place it.
@@robertrussell263 My uncle bought me Live at Folsom Prison in the 60s, lol.