The who r my generations music born in 1962

Eyes is, my kinda jam

Humans are the most stupid animals of the animal kingdom.

2:55 , 3:14 , 3:19 --- !! :) <3 .

All time classic. Great song. Even more important message!

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imagine life without this song, thanks ❤

2025 anybody?

Great song. Great lyrics.

“Out here in the fields, I fought for my meals.” That part always makes me cry. It reminds me of those dark days of living in poverty and literally having to fight people just to get a bite to eat. I’m now in a better place, but I always make sure to never forget about those days of being a young man and struggling to get by.

NEW Years Eve 2024-2025. Still listening

Why I bought all his longplay records, thousands of Motown...? Because this is music straight into my heart and open up my mind...May he rest in peace...I never new him personally but he is still in my mind...🙂

Our motto. Don't trust anyone over 30

How relevant is this today? December 31, 2024

End of '24. Age 70. Still loving it ❤

Was there a time when they made music like this?

This song sounds 10-15 years newer. It's so ahead of it's time!

Still relevant after all these years…damn…

When Allen Collins from this band died of a heart attack in 1990 I was born at day 9 of April. Weird... and wanting my complete freedom from society's bullshit is kinda one of the themes of my life. Hm... oh and this is a great song too. Love it.

Tune

Perfeita pra dançar agarradinho!!!

I love this classic song by this classic band. ❤

Am I the only person who hears the opening harmonies and is tempted to sing along with the Christmas song "Angels We Have Heard on High"...? Gloria in Excelsis Deo!

This song takes me back to when my parents were young. Blues was their music. Bobby Blue Bland. Blues is so rich and earthly. All the great blues men and women are pretty much gone now. They left us all this rich music.

It reminds me of how we should all be shouting Free Palastine! Because We Still Should! Free Palastine!

Which instrument used?

Come all who are wear enter into his rest for his good pleasure. What part of that sounds like destruction to you?

Spent Christmas with the parents & Love Actually was playing and my beautiful Mom & begins telling me how she loves this song and tells me who it was by and the year it came out. Steel trap memory, that one! Hah I love her and love these stories

One of my favorites.

Hate your next door nieghbor but don't forget to say grace. How annoyingly appropriate now.

I am listening on December 28th and still loving this absolutely classic song 💞💞🎶🎵🎸🌝😊

I think you know my thoughts

Delícia incrível

nice montage on London in the sixties....

12-28-24

Family guy

Levi Stubs ain’t nothing but the truth!

Levi Stubs ain’t nothing but the truth!

I wouldn't know about this song if it weren't for the video game Mafia III

This song reminds me of very sad times in British history Laura abiding gun owners give up their firearms while criminals are allowed to roam free in London because the police are too busy because somebody’s miss gender the transvestite on the London underground. It’s a shame if only some of these draconian gun laws hadn’t been introduced there would’ve been fewer terrorist attacks.

This memorable song, "Sunday Will Never be The Same", always brings back some wonderful memories of my life as a teenager back in that year of 1967.

SUPER VIDEO! DANKESCHOEN

I remember roller skating to this in middle school.😊

Lots of Vespas…

Keith and John got their wish

Weird song singing about little gir

Hello. I'm very sorry to read your story about your love of your life, Bev. I have mild/moderate Parkinson's Disease. Although, I'm at a different stage from Bev with this disease I know how dibilatating it can be. This song is my all time favorite, it truly identifies all the feelings that you have inside yourself when you are in love with that special someone. I too, have the love of my life at my side. My heart goes out to you both. God Bless You, Bev. And May God Bless You.

Anybody from 2034?

Yes I am !

I can't recall exactly what year this song came out, but I'm sure that someone here will. 66, or 67... I was 11 or 12. I still know every single word of this song. It was very powerful for a 12 year old boy in love with a girl he went to church with; just saying. Great song!!