I was 6 years old when I first heard this and begged and pleaded for my Mom to let me buy this record. It was my very first 45 non-kid record. Still, 54 years later, this song is amazing and gives me the same feeling!
I don't remember it being played to death. The one FM station that I ever heard it on, I listened and waited anxiously for its next air play, which seemed few and far between. I was unaware until now that this song charted so high in 1968.
This is a great example of TV in it's prime. A high quality variety show that was live from New York with time and effort put into an enjoyable performance.
Would be to expensive to have the great music and variety shows of the past. Instead we have stupid reality & cop shows. Glad I grew up in a time we had quality and less channels.
@@davidholdren1358 I was also born in 1960 as well.. I can still remember hearing this on the radio back in 1968 and still sounds every bit as beautiful.
@@henry6354Give a listen to a song entitled : Groovin , on a Sunday Afternoon by : Raymond LeFerve and his Orchestra .And listen to it in stereo I'm confident that you'll like it .
I remember hearing this song when I was a child, and I would keep humming it or playing it in my head without realizing it. It would be years later before I would finally discover the title of this song - now I can't stop playing it! This song was a number 1 hit in the U.S. and Canada for FIVE weeks in 1968!! Paul Mauriat was a genius!
I don't think he or the other musicians were actually playing. Music was recorded and they went through the motions. Not Millie-Vanilli though. Muriat actually played this music for the recording.
I believe the main instruments/vocals on that particular show were required to be live. I can't vouch for this particular song but most artists I've seen definitely have different vocals from their studio recordings. @@vinnymurrell5711
I was a Senior in high school when this piece became popular. Now, all these years later, I love it as if it just became popular. Class of '68, I hope you're still going strong!!
Sally, I was also a junior in high school at that time. I recommended a choral version of this song (with lyrics) to my choir teacher. She actually found a great SATB version for our A Cappella choir, which was enjoyed by all.
One of the GREATEST instrumentals ever! This was at a time when tv was worth watching with clean and wholesome family entertainment every night unlike today. I also LOVE the choreography with this song by these dancers. Claudine Longet had a minor hit with her singing of this song in French and English. RIP Paul Mauriat and thanks for the cherished memories of your timeless classic song. 😎
@@MicroSoftner 1968 is known as "The Year of Protests" or "The Year the Shattered America" due to all the race riots, assassinations of MLK and Bobby Kennedy, the Vietnam war, the student/police standoffs, etc.
@@MicroSoftner King Kennedy Kent State. Ok not Kent State but MLK and Bobby Kennedy both shot, crime rate going thru the roof, race riots, Russians invade Czechoslovakia, riots at the Democratic convention, Tet Offensive in Vietnam burning draft cards burning bras losing the war,…need I go on?
A great observation! Yes, a turbulent year, and nearing the end of a turbulent decade culturally, politically and musically. This helps us appreciate the appeal of this song, and the retro performance.
I've been watching this video regularly for the last few months. I was looking for other Paul Mauriat performances of love is Blue, after the original I bookmarked disappeared from You Tube. This performance by him and the dancers blew me away. It's so perfect. I love it love it love it. The dancers in silhouette and in those period costumes perfectly suits the harpsichord music. The dancers nodding with those black head pieces is amazing too and the ladies doing the head movements right up close to him, is kind of funny but amazing too. Hope the choreographer got an award for this. By the way, I can do the head twisting movement they do at 1:20 and have always been able to do that since I was a kid, which always surprised my parents how I could do that. 😁
Il semble que la vie dans le passé soit plus romantique, belle, respectueuse et intelligente que celle d'aujourd'hui. Très belle musique et j'espère que les gens réalisent et comprennent que la seule personne que nous devons aimer est celle qui nous aime, et non pas haïr ainsi. pour que nos cœurs ne se lassent pas et qu'ils ne s'épuisent pas à cause de la solitude et de la haine. Aimez-vous les uns les autres❤❤❤
Paul Muriat is remembered and acclaimed. Look at all those beautiful dancers. Who remembers them? 'People who worked and suffered and struggled for fame...Some who succeeded and some who suffered in vain.' Such is life 'On Broadway.'
Every time I hear this song it takes me back to the summer of 1968 sitting in the back seat of my dad's metallic blue Cadillac convertible (top down), with my Mom and Dad (pre-divorce) in the front seat on our way to the Kansas City Plaza, with this song playing through the car's stereo complete with back seat "reverb speaker". A time and a song I hold dear to me.
Back in the mid-1960’s my father, now deceased, had a car stereo shop. I learned to appreciate quality music. I played every tape that came into our shop. As a result my musical interests are very diverse, as were the popular tunes of that period.
We listened to so many styles of music back then that I was flabbergasted when I discovered there are people who listen to only one type of music. They're missing out on so much.
Look at Paul Mauriat's face! He's totally delighted with this exceptional performance accompanying his work. The musician is in seventh heaven. Check his grin! Barely contained! (1:57) Goodness love him! :)
I sure really truly honestly do love the music 🎶 🎵 of this talented guy. I sure really truly honestly am so very sorry to hear that he died . May you rip, your family, friends, co-workers, fans all over the world 🌎 miss you so very much. May God watch over you always. You're remembered for your greatest talent no matter what the music was . You sure really truly honestly won't never ever be forgotten never ever.
Esta canción me trae muchos recuerdos ya que fue parte del examen final cuando yo estudiaba música. Siempre que la escucho recuerdo el gran salón, con el piano de cola, y los tres jurados evaluandome. Gracias por por publicarla.
As I can recall, the first time hearing this particular song was August 1972 , driving along the Pacific Coast Highway with my parents past the Hearst Castle. I was 9 at the time .There was a lot of great music back then on the radio.
I was 10 years old in 1968 and we also lived in Auckland from 1966 1978 and now I'm 66 years old and I'm still listening to this music 🎶 🎵 on the 22nd of July 2024 and I now live in Feilding and this music 🎶 🎵 will still be played for many centuries into the future and I'm a very proud Baby Boomer
Growing up in the 60's, Ed Sullivan's Show was top notch second to none. You brought so much excitement and joy to countless viewers. I could never forget your friend Topo Gigio. The way he laughed after you used to rub his ear was so cute. R.I.P. Mr. Sullivan.
Back in the 60's and 70's my Dad owned several bars and the 'jukebox guy' would give him the old 45's he changed out to bring home, remember the yellow plastic 45 adaptors?
We used to have such great Big Orchestras like Mauriat, Simon Park, Montavanni, Bert Kamfert back then....and now we don't....at least those in the know, know what to find and listen to like this sublime piece....
Hello, I'm from Vietnam. This is the first time I've heard the song I've been looking for for so long, the song "Love is Blue" that played in the shopping mall when I was a child and I started to enjoy it. Thank you very much for this song for the great video
I was 6 when this was released it always brings me to My Happy Childhood during the 60's. I just turned 60's and now fills me with Nostalgia for a time for days long gone.
""L'amour est bleu" (French pronunciation: [lamuʁ ɛ blø]; "Love Is Blue") is a song whose music was composed by André Popp, and whose lyrics were written by Pierre Cour, in 1967. Bryan Blackburn later wrote English-language lyrics for it. First performed in French by Greek singer Vicky Leandros (appearing as Vicky) as the Luxembourgish entry in the Eurovision Song Contest 1967, it has since been recorded by many other musicians, most notably French orchestra leader Paul Mauriat, whose familiar instrumental version (recorded in late 1967) became the only number-one hit by a French lead artist to top the Billboard Hot 100 in America." (Wikipedia)
This song reminds of the mid winter of 1968 when my mother was recovering from a mild heart attack in early February of that year. I was 14 at the time and this song would be playing in restaurant and pizza parlor jukeboxes. It was a breath of fresh air being just an instrumental song and it made me use my imagination as to what the song meant in regards to love. The song brightened up the winter era with its frigid temps and 5pm sunsets.
If music videos had been a "thing" in 1968 (the Beatles were doing them but not many other artists were), I could imagine the official video for "Love Is Blue" by Paul Mauriat looking something like this.
62 sene önce sabahleyin ilk okula giderken o zamanlar 6 yaşında idim…televizyonumuz yoktu her sabah radyodan haber bülteni öncesi Paul Mauriat orkestrasından bu muhteşem melodileri dinlerdim…ona tanrıdan, cennetten bir köşe diliyorum 🙏🩷
Поль Мориа выделился своим непревзойденным мастерством и необыкновенный талантом в разных сферах музыкального искусства, а не при помощи вульгарного американского шоу Салливана. Это было выступление по коммерческим соображкниям, и к нему надо именно так и относиться. Это- не искусство, когда условия диктуют финансы.
Paul's eyes in 17 seconds reveal everything -all the kindness and joy.- How many people you need to come across these days to see anything similar anymore?
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I was 6 years old when I first heard this and begged and pleaded for my Mom to let me buy this record. It was my very first 45 non-kid record. Still, 54 years later, this song is amazing and gives me the same feeling!
I play this song on the piano for several of our nursing homes every month. They love the older tunes!
Me too...
I was ten and just about wore out the 45 record. Stunning song. All the best .
I was a year up on you when this tune came out in 1968 and as yourself, feel the same way.
So much different than today...
These beautiful young ladies appear to be about 25 years old. They are now 80 years old. Hope they have a good life. Everyone has a story…
A maioria já morreu .
Kkkk
São já idosas .
Mas, concordo- tem suas histórias .
E belíssima música
TOP
How nice it would be if some of these dancers drop his or her story about this clip here in the comments.
They are all dead, and they lived lives of despair.
@@jackgoff4859
How so?
Don't forget the handsome young gents!
And to think this masterpiece came out during the era of Rock & Roll. And reached the top of the charts. Shows how we appreciated ALL kinds of music.
It was the #2 song for 1968.
this song could not have come out BUT FOR rock and roll. My God, you people
Exactly...1950s-1970s produced the best portfolio of music in world history. Something that will never be repeated.
@@uy7munirthe hell is your problem?? 😊
@bpasbrig5 In that period there was Baroque Pop (In my life, For no one, A whiter shade of pale) So many people accepted more "classical" songs
One of the greatest no 1 instrumental music of 1967 and they played this song to death. RIP Paul Muriat and thank for wonderful music.
I remember. It nearly played all of us to death.
Incessantly🙂. Along with Honey, Bobby Goldsboro.
I don't remember it being played to death. The one FM station that I ever heard it on, I listened and waited anxiously for its next air play, which seemed few and far between. I was unaware until now that this song charted so high in 1968.
Yep it ran through 1967 to 1984... Talking about not changing the LP record from the rockola
@@moryan6447 ughh...too awful
I love how the dancers all found their way back to their original positions at the end. They almost remind me of wind up toys for some reason
That was obviously the inspiration for this choreography, the music box tingletangle of the harpsichord. Loved the awkwardness of it
Its called practice practice practice until you get it right, over and over again.
But, when they’re at the piano they resemble birds with their heads bopping& nodding.
It never gets old, but we are.
Aint that the truth!
Literally born the same year the man died, but still one of my favourite songs
I love it! Another year closer to meeting Yeshua, Face to face.
Painfully true!! 😂
Je sois ich avec toi quien eres 1:39
iui
I miss the days when instrumentals like this and Classical Gas were on the Pop charts and playing over the radio.
That was one of the most unique dance routines I've ever seen from that era...and it fit the melody perfectly.
I didn't know there were degrees of uniqueness.
@@bobbolondz2701 There are now.
It’s either unique or not. No such thing as most unique, chump.
Bob Fosse choreography?
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
No music like this today. So sad.
If there were then this music wouldn't be so special! This is classic, timeless magnificent music!
Where has the class of this era gone? It sickens me to see what music and entertainment have now become.
Exactly
Nothing is real anymore! Music is synthesized. Background green screen, lip sinking fakes. May even be AI! Pathetic no talent wannabes!
I still find good music in movie soundtracks. A Beautiful Mind and Interstellar come to mind. 🎵 🎶
All gone downhill
There's good stuff but not on mainstream media anymore
This is a great example of TV in it's prime. A high quality variety show that was live from New York with time and effort put into an enjoyable performance.
... that the only thing we have these days is a screen without contents and, yes you guessed it, without meanings.
Would be to expensive to have the great music and variety shows of the past. Instead we have stupid reality & cop shows. Glad I grew up in a time we had quality and less channels.
Could not afford good show@ like this today. Trash rules.
Absolutely, they need to make a comeback, so many great entertainers were on this show just about everybody..
NOT LIVE!! CHECK OUT HIS LIVE PERFORMANCE ON OTHER CHANNELS,WITH HIS ORCHESTRA THERE!!!!
Great to hear a harpsichord in popular music.
I thought he was playing a spinet.
Born in 1960. Amazing how timeless this is. Beautiful oboe solo.
Also born in 1960, and I could listen to this all day... one of my favorite songs, ever
Me too. Brings back memories and feelings.
@@davidholdren1358 I was also born in 1960 as well.. I can still remember hearing this on the radio back in 1968 and still sounds every bit as beautiful.
In my opinion, the most melodically beautiful instrumental ever made.
Tied with Stelvio Cipriani mary's theme
That makes two of us, though Beethoven's 9th, 4th movement, comes close if we can call that an instrumental.😂😂❤❤
In my opinion along with Music Box Dancer.
@@tanyarozier4404 I fully concur ❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@henry6354Give a listen to a song entitled : Groovin , on a Sunday Afternoon by : Raymond LeFerve and his Orchestra .And listen to it in stereo I'm confident that you'll like it .
I remember hearing this song when I was a child, and I would keep humming it or playing it in my head without realizing it. It would be years later before I would finally discover the title of this song - now I can't stop playing it!
This song was a number 1 hit in the U.S. and Canada for FIVE weeks in 1968!!
Paul Mauriat was a genius!
OMG, same here.
I heard it at about three years old and have always loved it, I can't get enough of it, so soothing
Participated in Eurovision 1.967 in the voice Vicky Leandros.
Me too
Some of the coolest dance moves I have seen since 1783.
me too (but already since 1583)
@@pasdeville Me too (but already 1410)
Love This
The year of The Treaty of Paris.
The choreography is worse than anything I can say, I'm just speechless it's so bad.😖😖😖
My God, the way he smiles while he plays. Goosebumps. 💖
.....creepy.....🫤
so true
I don't think he or the other musicians were actually playing. Music was recorded and they went through the motions. Not Millie-Vanilli though. Muriat actually played this music for the recording.
He Looks So Happy. Very Nicely Done.
I believe the main instruments/vocals on that particular show were required to be live. I can't vouch for this particular song but most artists I've seen definitely have different vocals from their studio recordings. @@vinnymurrell5711
God 56 years ago. This is 2024.
Way back when life was simple and yet the world was complicated
@@OVERHERE-OVERHERE Ten-Four
A 🎉 beautiful work then as it would be now.
🥰
Where did all the time go? When did I grow old?
Paul Mauriat's golden hit.👏👏👏
I love it.🇨🇵
Ironically the song was a failure in France. Unbelievable
@@renesagahon4477Their loss.
@@BIGBLOCK5022006Well what do you expect of a country that thought Jerry Lewis was a comic genius.Not a joke either.
Paul Mauriat's music brings nostalgia and will live FOREVER ❤
I was a Senior in high school when this piece became popular. Now, all these years later, I love it as if it just became popular. Class of '68, I hope you're still going strong!!
👍👍👍
Sally, I was also a junior in high school at that time. I recommended a choral version of this song (with lyrics) to my choir teacher. She actually found a great SATB version for our A Cappella choir, which was enjoyed by all.
One of the GREATEST instrumentals ever! This was at a time when tv was worth watching with clean and wholesome family entertainment every night unlike today. I also LOVE the choreography with this song by these dancers. Claudine Longet had a minor hit with her singing of this song in French and English. RIP Paul Mauriat and thanks for the cherished memories of your timeless classic song. 😎
This is the kind of song that you never get tired of listening to, it is a melody that makes the soul happy.
I, too, remember this from my childhood. It makes me sad, it's beautiful, but it brings up too many memories and how fast time has gone by. ❤
Yes, memories of mom and dad dancing to this in our living room. RIP mom and dad.
The first song I ever heard.
Yes it's true 😢sad how time flies 😢
The choreography reminds me of Bob Fosse’s “Sweet Charity” which was a big hit on Broadway at the time.
I thought the exact same thimg
Thank you
Not quite the same Choreography as
Sweet Charity.
Could Fosse have done this?
This is a PALE comparison to Fosses's pin point perfect moves ! @@TedSeay
This song was all over the radio back then, then completely disappeared. First time in 55 years that I've heard it.
Not for me because I have it on an album.😁
Yup, I only know it because my boomer dad used to listen to it when I was kid (now millenial)
A memorable, gentle song during a turbulent year.
Turbulent year? I was born that year! What the heck happened?
@@MicroSoftner War, assassinations, etc.
@@MicroSoftner 1968 is known as "The Year of Protests" or "The Year the Shattered America" due to all the race riots, assassinations of MLK and Bobby Kennedy, the Vietnam war, the student/police standoffs, etc.
@@MicroSoftner King Kennedy Kent State. Ok not Kent State but MLK and Bobby Kennedy both shot, crime rate going thru the roof, race riots, Russians invade Czechoslovakia, riots at the Democratic convention, Tet Offensive in Vietnam burning draft cards burning bras losing the war,…need I go on?
A great observation! Yes, a turbulent year, and nearing the end of a turbulent decade culturally, politically and musically. This helps us appreciate the appeal of this song, and the retro performance.
Love is blue and not red. Thanks to Paul. One of my favorite song.
Dang and I thought I was the only one who saw the mismatch in costume-song colors. At least the chandler lights where blue.
I've been watching this video regularly for the last few months. I was looking for other Paul Mauriat performances of love is Blue, after the original I bookmarked disappeared from You Tube. This performance by him and the dancers blew me away. It's so perfect. I love it love it love it. The dancers in silhouette and in those period costumes perfectly suits the harpsichord music. The dancers nodding with those black head pieces is amazing too and the ladies doing the head movements right up close to him, is kind of funny but amazing too. Hope the choreographer got an award for this. By the way, I can do the head twisting movement they do at 1:20 and have always been able to do that since I was a kid, which always surprised my parents how I could do that. 😁
Il semble que la vie dans le passé soit plus romantique, belle, respectueuse et intelligente que celle d'aujourd'hui. Très belle musique et j'espère que les gens réalisent et comprennent que la seule personne que nous devons aimer est celle qui nous aime, et non pas haïr ainsi. pour que nos cœurs ne se lassent pas et qu'ils ne s'épuisent pas à cause de la solitude et de la haine. Aimez-vous les uns les autres❤❤❤
That spectacular era of television where everything was done on giant, wonderfully decorated soundstages.
The great music of the 60's and 70's. Unlike today's music,
Prawda , ciężko dziś znaleźć taką muzykę
Very Right!
Paul Muriat is remembered and acclaimed. Look at all those beautiful dancers. Who remembers them? 'People who worked and suffered and struggled for fame...Some who succeeded and some who suffered in vain.' Such is life 'On Broadway.'
Nothing but groovy
The black dude in the middle is just bad ass cool. The band in the back has swag too. All of them are great. I can't stop watching this.😂
u mean the black pimp
"Love is Blue" reminds me of a loved one who has departed and the feelings you still have for them.
Boy, does that take me back in time. Makes me want to cry.
Every time I hear this song it takes me back to the summer of 1968 sitting in the back seat of my dad's metallic blue Cadillac convertible (top down), with my Mom and Dad (pre-divorce) in the front seat on our way to the Kansas City Plaza, with this song playing through the car's stereo complete with back seat "reverb speaker". A time and a song I hold dear to me.
Back in the mid-1960’s my father, now deceased, had a car stereo shop. I learned to appreciate quality music. I played every tape that came into our shop. As a result my musical interests are very diverse, as were the popular tunes of that period.
Interesting changing industry to be in !
We listened to so many styles of music back then that I was flabbergasted when I discovered there are people who listen to only one type of music. They're missing out on so much.
Que bello tema y bella coreografía ❤❤
Got out of thr Army, March 1968.
My song of freedom!
Thank you for your service. I just can't believe going home after all that and hearing the magic of this song. God bless.
I've always loved this song. I've been listening to it now for 56 years .doesn't seem possible that it's that old or me either 🤔 😕
Look at Paul Mauriat's face! He's totally delighted with this exceptional performance accompanying his work. The musician is in seventh heaven. Check his grin! Barely contained! (1:57) Goodness love him! :)
I Thought The Same. Great Video. Very Uplifting.
I sure really truly honestly do love the music 🎶 🎵 of this talented guy. I sure really truly honestly am so very sorry to hear that he died . May you rip, your family, friends, co-workers, fans all over the world 🌎 miss you so very much. May God watch over you always. You're remembered for your greatest talent no matter what the music was . You sure really truly honestly won't never ever be forgotten never ever.
Esta canción me trae muchos recuerdos ya que fue parte del examen final cuando yo estudiaba música. Siempre que la escucho recuerdo el gran salón, con el piano de cola, y los tres jurados evaluandome. Gracias por por publicarla.
These types of instrumentals oldies always makes us feel happy 😊😊😊❤❤
As I can recall, the first time hearing this particular song was August 1972 , driving along the Pacific Coast Highway with my parents past the Hearst Castle. I was 9 at the time .There was a lot of great music back then on the radio.
This generation will never experience the feeling and wealth of memories of this time and space, I was so lucky.
you still alive?
WE were lucky, even blessed.👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🥰
Love this tune. Played it for my son when was born in 2016. He's now 8. Played it for him to sleep.
One of the best instrumentals of modern times listening to it for almost 60 years and it never gets old.
I was only 4 yrs old st the time this was a hit but I enjoyed listening to it then and still do now Auckland New Zealand 2023
I was 10 years old in 1968 and we also lived in Auckland from 1966 1978 and now I'm 66 years old and I'm still listening to this music 🎶 🎵 on the 22nd of July 2024 and I now live in Feilding and this music 🎶 🎵 will still be played for many centuries into the future and I'm a very proud Baby Boomer
Growing up in the 60's, Ed Sullivan's Show was top notch second to none. You brought so much excitement and joy to countless viewers. I could never forget your friend Topo Gigio. The way he laughed after you used to rub his ear was so cute. R.I.P. Mr. Sullivan.
Back in the 60's and 70's my Dad owned several bars and the 'jukebox guy' would give him the old 45's he changed out to bring home, remember the yellow plastic 45 adaptors?
Love is Blue was a favorite!
Beautiful Paul, beautiful eyes, beautiful music, beautiful dancers, beautiful time….
I think it's great that Paul Mauriat is the only one having fun.
So much talent in 60s and 70s that will never be matched
Супер контент Поля Мариа!!!!!!!!!
Мой любимый контент!!!!!!!!!
This song is a beautiful masterpiece!
TENGO 71 AÑOS Y AÚN NO ME CANSO DE ESCUCHAR ESTA HERMOSA MELODÍA, SALUDOS DESDE POZA RICA VERACRUZ MÉXICO.
This is like a fever dream. I love it!
Yes ... back when you could call it ENTERTAINMENT
@@MrUsermister well said !! Not like the cr** they put out now tuneless😂😂...tripe.!! 👏👏👏👏🏴🇬🇧
We used to have such great Big Orchestras like Mauriat, Simon Park, Montavanni, Bert Kamfert back then....and now we don't....at least those in the know, know what to find and listen to like this sublime piece....
This is my husband’s favorite song, every time it comes on the radio he blasts our ear drums
I wonder what happened to each one of those wonderful dancers. The sad thing about life is people age and die. RIP to those that passed away.
all the pieces fell into place and you have a Masterpiece...
Massive hit in 1968..Number One for 5 weeks!
Hello, I'm from Vietnam. This is the first time I've heard the song I've been looking for for so long, the song "Love is Blue" that played in the shopping mall when I was a child and I started to enjoy it. Thank you very much for this song for the great video
Paul Mauriat was one of the best orchestrators of all time.
Gorgeous. Am 80 and it brings back the good music
The choreography looks like Fosse. Perfect 60s. Brilliant.
This particular song RESTORES my faith in humanity....such a great song.....thank you for sharing
I was 6 when this was released it always brings me to My Happy Childhood during the 60's. I just turned 60's and now fills me with Nostalgia for a time for days long gone.
I was just thinking the same thing.
Thank you Uncle Ray 🙏. And Uncles all of you! Aunts too! Happy Holidays from SUZE'Q!
Interesting choreography. It's not the visual image I would have used, but from a historical record, it is what it is.
my thoughts exactly
It's like a Regency Boh Fosse.
Yes😀
It's the 60's anything goes! 😎
I actually loved it. I was shocked though the first time I watched it, but it really grew on me after I had watched it a few times.
Sullivan sure had some cosmic choreography! Mauriat was grinning through the whole song!
Great Dancers. He Looks So Happy.
Never seen anything quite like that before. And I've always loved that music.
This video is a masterpiece 👏 ❤❤, thanks for sharing 👍 🙏.
Paul Mauriat is a pioneer in gold instrumentals
This brings back so many memories! Wow! Still sounds just as good.
""L'amour est bleu" (French pronunciation: [lamuʁ ɛ blø]; "Love Is Blue") is a song whose music was composed by André Popp, and whose lyrics were written by Pierre Cour, in 1967. Bryan Blackburn later wrote English-language lyrics for it. First performed in French by Greek singer Vicky Leandros (appearing as Vicky) as the Luxembourgish entry in the Eurovision Song Contest 1967, it has since been recorded by many other musicians, most notably French orchestra leader Paul Mauriat, whose familiar instrumental version (recorded in late 1967) became the only number-one hit by a French lead artist to top the Billboard Hot 100 in America." (Wikipedia)
Merci beaucoup pour le conseil.
Parece que también la canto
RAPHAEL
It's one of the lovely tunes.
This song reminds of the mid winter of 1968 when my mother was recovering from a mild heart attack in early February of that year. I was 14 at the time and this song would be playing in restaurant and pizza parlor jukeboxes. It was a breath of fresh air being just an instrumental song and it made me use my imagination as to what the song meant in regards to love. The song brightened up the winter era with its frigid temps and 5pm sunsets.
Apenas me estaba recordando de este temazo que cuando dormía siempre lo escuchaba quien lo escucha en el 2024 😢❤🙌🏾🙏🏾
Never get tired of watching this video
Just a absolute classic.
A soothing song that was #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 during a very turbulent time in our history - the Tet Offensive and King assassination
That February there was heavy fighting in Hue city.
Don't forget
Robert Kennedy was also killed
That was a violent year. 1967 last year of innocence
I have this 45 record. I have what I call vinyl days. I play old records from the 60s and 70s.
If music videos had been a "thing" in 1968 (the Beatles were doing them but not many other artists were), I could imagine the official video for "Love Is Blue" by Paul Mauriat looking something like this.
Who would know that a French-language song that originated from the famous Eurovision Song Contest would become so popular here in the states.
Fantástico
10th grade when this was popular...and my mom had just died. Beautiful, but forever mellow.
Never thought that someone was able to make a choreographed dance with this instrumental, but it did. Cute dance steps. Love it.
I loved this in 1967 and I still love it in 2023!
Here I am writing a comment on September 1, 2023...
Wanna say thank you for entertaining us, btw the dancers are so funny...
Oh the sheer unadulterated JOY. If he never wrote another... Transported❤
One of the top 5 instrumentals of the 1960s.
Is Classical Gas another one?
@@bobbolondz2701 would think so
Of all time!
Right
@@bobbolondz2701 yes
I was 7 ysr old still young 1968 school standrad 2...now 66 yrs old still heard this song, love so much and feeling..."Love in Blue "
I hope you enjoyed a wonderful life since Paul Mauriat days. 🙏
If you’re 66, then you were 10 yrs old in 1968.
Such talent and variety would never be on TV today... but all of you already know that.
Yes, sadly, we do.
62 sene önce sabahleyin ilk okula giderken o zamanlar 6 yaşında idim…televizyonumuz yoktu her sabah radyodan haber bülteni öncesi Paul Mauriat orkestrasından bu muhteşem melodileri dinlerdim…ona tanrıdan, cennetten bir köşe diliyorum 🙏🩷
Uno de los instrumentales mas bellos con el que él maestro Paul Mauriat logró destacar y mantenerse vigente a través del tiempo.
Поль Мориа выделился своим непревзойденным мастерством и необыкновенный талантом в разных сферах музыкального искусства, а не при помощи вульгарного американского шоу Салливана. Это было выступление по коммерческим соображкниям, и к нему надо именно так и относиться. Это- не искусство, когда условия диктуют финансы.
Paul's eyes in 17 seconds reveal everything -all the kindness and joy.- How many people you need to come across these days to see anything similar anymore?
If Paul Muriat had a greatest hits album, this song would be on it 12 times.
That was pretty incredible choreography, 56 years later I'm still impressed.
Simply beautiful music with beautiful memories. I was 8 years old.
Fell in love with this song when i first heard it as a little girl. I was born in 1968.
AQUI NO BRASIL FEZ MUITO SUCESSO E MARAVILHOSO VOLTAR A ESTE TEMPO