Tragic, the youth knew after JFK was killed but couldn't really stop the corruption and deep state

First heard her in late 1963 singing "Every Time You Walk In The Room" ' been a fan since then.

ME! I WAS 8 YEARS OLD WHEN SHE RECORDED THIS IN 65, I REMEMBER LISTENING TO EVERY WORD AND BEING MESMERIZED BY THE THOUGHT OF WORLD PEACE 🕊️! THE SONG WORKED FOR SOME OF US... BUT IT OBVIOUSLY DIDN'T MOVED ENOUGH PEOPLE!

Boris: I remember meeting Maestro Bacharach when I was four years old in 2004(?). He brought his own band and some singers to accompany the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra (VSO) which he conducted himself for that evening concert which sold out in two days for the 2,780 seat Orpheum Theatre concert hall. My parents bought third row centre seats and he closed out the show with his own solo performance on the piano in a completely darkened theatre except the single spotlight beam on himself singing “Alfie.” A line up formed outside by the stage door in the light rain and Bacharach came out and autographed and spoke to every person. When it came to my parents turn I tucked at his jacket sleeve and opened up both my arms. He was still young enough to manage to pick me up in his arms and I just scrambled over his jacket and lapels and sat over his shoulder as he chatted with Mom and Dad. Mom reached out and dusted my shoe marks off Bacharach’s jacket, said something which made him laugh and lifted me off the Maestro’s shoulders. ❤Diane, Vancouver, Canada. SnDE22/24. 10:32 pm

Me❤

She toured with the Beatles....first 1964

🎉😊 merry x mas from europe

It's part of a book: www.amazon.co.uk/Beatles-Some-Other-Guys-Sixties/dp/071193665X

@@peterchecksfield9958 I wish they made poster sized versions suitable for framing....

@@HenryJames-q6t Buy the book - the pages fold out, and they ARE poster sized.

Both songs are from 1956: this one by Chuck Willis, and 'Fever' by Little Willie John.