The Lick'ettes were the best. Later we got married and had a bunch of jerks.

This is a classic.

Genius! Loved his heckler handling. “Is your brother going to be released soon?”… great musicians always in Dans band, and he had the persona of a guy who was just hanging out… so laid back, just hilarious. I loved them doing “How can I miss you when you won’t go away?”… I wish he was still here…

Dion was a real Monster like Cameron Brink and Ted Trish. Music 🎶 🎵 ⏹️ 🪕 please 🙏 ❤

Das war 2011 und bleibt unvergessen! Jörg der Bass-Gitarrist ist wenig später mit dem Motorrad verunglückt. 😢

They were superb together.

I read on wikipedia that she had a brain damage bleeding and stayed 3 days on the ground before being found. What a lonely person can one become when you get older...

I recorded this show on my old Wollensak tape recorder. Recorder and audio tape both long gone. A pity.

She’s great

The tears drip any time I hear, and see Dion perform that song ... the words; so poignant. Well done mate😢

And what if they all had lived to a ripe old age?...😢

We are truly star dust. FYI: All the elements that make up our bodies came from the sun, traveling via the solar wind...Stellar photo nucleosynthesis...Far Out!!!

The brothers fumbled the words on purpose, i know, but it made me expect them to say, "And we beat medicare!" Please vote Trump. Harris will end this country if she wins.

This world goes crazy, we need another Woodstock generation

❤👏

Truly an amazing song that at 15 when I first heard it, it hit me as insightful, powerful and heartfelt. It was also at the time of Sidney Poitier's Guess Who's Coming to Dinner and To Sire With Love, both movies and statements ahead of their time.

Janis wrote this song when she was 14 yrs old and it became a hit when she was 16. That was such a scary time for a mixed relationship. It's amazing how right she was that down the road it would be accepted. For those who are much younger than me, this song was filled with controversy. It was banned on many radio stations, but accepted by the youth who wanted and saw change coming. Janis ralts about how scary performing this song was. At 16 she faced death treats and people ridiculing and hating her. For me she is one of my all time favorite artists. It you get a chance read her book Society's Child. It's well worth the read. ❤❤❤❤❤

These are Real American leaders not trump and the dictatorship ideals!

I saw Dan several times loved each one. RIP

super dave! ))

How old were they?

Robert Caro brought me here. Incredible!!

I love this band!! They were so creative.

If one is of a certain age, hearing this song brings bitter tears.

I was 14 when this aired, and I was stunned. Got the idea he was singing of LBJ....

How is she not enshrined as the greatest vocalist? 16?

Brilliant. Miss you and the hot licks.

I was 7 when this song came out, and for me, it cast Lincoln, the Kennedys, and Martin Luther King Jr in an almost religious light. It felt more religious than religion. I didn't realize that until fairly recently.

Incredible live performance! So ahead of it's time.

A perfect version voice piano in the air.

My family and senile granddad.

I grew up along this area. Prejudice was loud and proud then. Went thru this experience, girlfriends folks hated me ( Mexican). 3 years of dating and gone. Miss that girl so much. Fred Rodriguez WFHS 1970

During the summer of 1967 I wouldn’t fall asleep until I heard the solo organ ending. Then I turned off the radio.

Yeah, why wasn't this a radio hit! So rockin'

I love this song so much.. its beautiful

this was a time when most of us were looking FORWARD and expecting our culture to improve, be better educated, give opportunity to all who wanted to work for it. it was a great experiment.

UGH. She makes me miss the days of Jim Crow.

She was beautiful! Do I detect jealousy?😮

I remember this skit and the comedy special it aired with. I'd forgotten that Regis Philbin was in this as well.

Luv this but I do cry every time I hear this cause who he's singing about. Yes the good die young😢❤

Me and my sister didn’t have trauma. We laughed our asses off. Tears rolling, slobbering and falling to the ground because our knees gave out. We were young but we knew who Steve Martin was. We were so innocent. Sometimes me an my sis would sneak our moms records out and listen to them. Steve Martin and George Carlin records. We had to be extra sneaky about it. These were ‘adult’ records. We would’ve gotten into big trouble if we got caught listening to these records

Very nice Craig. Very nice. Miss our conversations!

She ain't no Dion Warwick lol..

8/30/2024 I AM

Ethereal.

"Last Train To Hicksville". Great album

Most beautiful and meaningful song. Why doesn't anyone make music this iconic any more??

I remember seeing Dan Hicks at a small venue in Houston years ago. We encountered him on the stairs. He and my husband shared sarcastic comments. It was a good thing.

Esa canción va a madres.. parece que la van correteando

Still sounds great in 2024❤