Wow very dangerous driving

Recorded 1958, released early 1959. Great pop Gospel tune!

I love 💕 it. I heard it today, on the radio, on Seems Like Old Times. 😃❤️

One of my favorites!❤

As I grow older I do hope this is true.

I'm 72 been a fan ever since I was a little kid and that will never change

Sad to see it go, I grew up in ta' virtu and I remember seeing the hotel from the roof of our house as it was exactly behind us.

Wow

I love this song and Pat's is my favourite version of it...What a great uplifting song...♥

Tinha eu a minha dúzia de anitos ; belos tempos.

A true Christian man. 🙏👑🔥✝️

JOHNNY CASH LOVES THIS SONG

Nice rhythm

Una de las mejores canciones religiosas que haya escuchado. Es una canción alegre, con el ritmo de la época que se realizó, y una gran canción para todos nosotros los creyentes. "Todo el mundo va a tener un tiempo maravilloso allá arriba."

Anyone know who the woman is who's singing with Pat?

This song should be sung in heaven

I've heard this in my young age in the '60 but never new it's a Christian song. I love the song the rythms and it's biblical🙏❤

One of the best religious songs I have ever heard. I like the fact it is a merry song and s great to hear for us believers.

I like it! Put this on my funeral

On this day in 1958 {May 16th} "A Wonderful Time Up There"* by Pat Boone peaked at #2 {for 1 week} on the United Kingdom's National Music Express chart, for the week it was at #2, the #1 record for that week was "Who's Sorry Now" by Connie Francis... Between 1955 and 1962 the Jacksonville, Florida native had twenty seven records on the U.K. Singles chart, twelve made the Top 10 with one reaching #1, "I'll Be Home", for five weeks in June of 1956... Patrick Charles Eugene Boone will celebrate his 86th birthday in two weeks on June 1st, 2020... * Besides the above "A Wonderful Time Up There", he had three other records peak at #2 on the .K. Singles chart, "Don't Forbid Me" for five weeks in March of 1957, "Love Letter In The Sands" for seven non-consecutive weeks in August of 1957, and "Speedy Gonzales" for four weeks in August of 1962... And from the 'For What It's Worth' department, the remainder of the U.K.'s Top 10 on May 16th, 1958: At #3. "Whole Lotta Woman" by Marvin Rainwater #4. "Lollipop" by The Mudlarks #5. "Wear My Ring Around Your Neck" by Elvis Presley #6. "Tom Hark" by Elias and His Zigzag Flutes #7. "The Grand Coolie Dam" by Lonnie Donegan #8. "Swingin' Sheppard Blues" by Ted Heath and His Music #9. "Lollipop" by The Chordettes #10. "It's Too Soon To Know" by Pat Boone

Nice video

thats scary, stay safe

Another Great Tune from the Great Pat Boone as it is Called Wonderful Time Up There from 1958

I want this at my funeral.

Thanks for the lyrics good video!

I love this song!!!!

Even children are now having heart attacks on long distance flights due to the lack of oxygen on today's flights. (Plane diverts after girl dies mid-air) globalnews.ca/news/3147109/girl-10-dies-after-air-canada-flight-from-toronto-to-heathrow-diverts/?Article&MostPopular& Quote from the article: ("A 10-year-old girl has died after suffering a cardiac arrest while on board an Air Canada flight from Toronto to London Heathrow. Flight AC 868, which departed from Pearson International Airport at 8;50 a.m. on Saturday, was diverted to the town of Shannon, Ireland after the girl took ill, an Air Canada representative told Global News. The child was tended to by a doctor and a nurse on board the aircraft. She was rushed to a nearby hospital upon landing, and pronounced dead shortly thereafter.") The thing to remember is this: Try to do a lot of heavy breathing during a flight to offset the effects of low pressure. Less air pressure means less oxygen is going into your bloodstream, and that results in heart attacks. So every hour, try to 'hyper-ventilate', for 3 to 4 minutes, that should help raise your oxygen levels for another little while.

great song!

my wife's cousin

I agree where were we i am not upset i am just disapointed we were doing our best and why not put us in your video i was the bass drummer in the leopard skin and on the black bass drum

What happened to the northwest duke of lancasters cadet corps of drums?