Your right, they were friends.

Discovering this version. Always loved the lyrics, and this rendition of the song is out of this world. <3

Winner of the Noble prize for literature! That's Big, he's a true showman. He demands the stage, doesn't matter who's on that stage, it's his stage and he's running the show. Master at his craft!

Fantastic band & so is bob saw Bob in Blackpool what a night that was to rember

Mais um pouco de atenção com o tempo, da música! Voz belíssima!

Im here because of without a paddles movie intro, always feels good listening to this song.

Love it . thank you for sharing.

Beautiful 🎉

James elias begg eyes knows meet?!. I wish, that I know what I know now?!. What network area site, mostly to be in for. Ohh la la. How it went. Ohh la la?!. I wish, that I knew what I know now, ohh la la . Have a good day?!. Your welcome?!. 😊❤big smile 😊❤.

roots sound, my kinda bassline. an artist who is criminally overlooked

The problem with Ronnie Lane is he's dead. Don't go making yourself all comfortable imagining he's somewhere else having a good time. He was good and now he's gone.

A class act. Rest in peace Ronnie. We'll never forget you plonk.

Experience

Sheer exaltation.

I wish I knew what I know now when I was younger...

Rough mix is one of my favorite albums of all time. 😢

This song alone is better than all songs combined by Taylor Swift.

Link Wray? ,Well why not? It makes sense the greatest R&R guitarist in the world was an American Indian .😎👌✌. Dude was too cool,

Lot like Cinderella

🎹🎸🌹

Nobody considers this album. Ever. It's fucking magic. Front to back. Link was the origination of dirty guitar. Jim Page wouldn't be Jimmy Page without hearing "The Rumble " .

Make me cry because I 😢 love you Bob Dylan, you are so wonderful, Beth ❤️🌹❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Who is she ?

Mathis. He was a big part of the soundtrack of my very early youth. (And, actually, Nancy is the only Sinatra I ever liked.)

Good Ol’ Plonk ❤

Always intelligent lyrics and sensitively sung

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they got the lady from knott's berry farm to come up and dance. awesome.

this is one of the songs that somehow changed my life and this live version is my favourite. It makes me feel so happy, one of these little reminders of the things I love about music.

Ronnie ❤❤❤

Thank you for up loading this gem of a documentary. To whoever re issues the Dvd of this film, please put this as an extra! I just love this film. First saw it in 1982 at the Edinburgh Film Festival, had to tell all my friends about it.

He wrote this when he was eighteen he wrote murder most foul almost sixty years later a rare talent .

Magnifique

Rod added something.

Glad to see I'm not the only one who cries every time!

Dang that's fast. Dang.

Looking back, I didn’t realise how talented this guy was. Also, it’s joyous to see him enjoying himself, his music and his young life. Tragic how things developed. Thank God we have him immortalised in video and music track. Thanks Danny. Miss you.

Watching Ronnie always makes me happy and sad. R.I.P. old friend.

So many a**holes in the music biz, but Ronnie Lane is gone...

Matthew Perry just left everything in his will to Alvy Singer. Haha!

How beautiful your song is

He is the most engaging, genuine talent who stayed true to his dreams. Sadly, he died young due to a swindle. Ronnie Lane did not deserve the cards he was dealt, but his music will always be somewhere in time and space. That makes me smile because his talent continues to shine.

One of the best movie soundtracks of all time. I grew up listening to it on CD with my parents. It was my siblings and mine favorite album.

Why no Mickey?

Mein Lieblingsalbum. Gehört auf jede Insel. Habe ich mal in den 70igern Jahren als Cut-Out-Album für 3 Mark gekauft, weil ich die Albumhülle so gefallen. Was ich dann gehört habe: Einfach himmlisch.

Ronnie ❤️

Ronnie Lane had a greater musicality than that of his Rough Mix partner, Pete Townsend.

I knew Link and Doug, I was there when this was recorded...I was 5 yrs old but I remember every second of it...weird bit true...by the way that bass player was Shorty Horton.

I was six years old when this was recorded. I really do wish...Miss my grandads.

LOVELY BLOKE !!!! ........ i remember the tribute paid on Radio 1 by "Mark and Lard" on his passing through MS .......... they stopped the show when they found out and got Itchykoo Park !!!!!!!!!!