He is great and a beautiful voice ❤

I thought this band was going to be huge. They were in regular rotation in early MTV. I really thought they were going to be big.

Love Paul Shaeffer. Lol

The most criminally underrated band in Rock history. They were/are super tight, great writers, and good people. Smithereens RULE!

Loving the Smithereens in 2024!!! 🎸🎸🎸🥁

B.J. and Chris Chritoferson were helicopter piolets in Nam.

Why do people who have the world by the balls, throw it all away?

What a great early performance!

Ok who wrote the original, is it him, or Julio?

B. J. Thomas deserves to be remembered as one of the truly great singers, because that's who he was.

This is how its done Taylor Swift. Watch & Learn.

It was damn funny

It was damn funny

It was damn funny

It was damn funny

❤

😭He looks so ill. His voice is beautiful. I hope he got help with his addiction. Loved him!❤️❤️

Pretty song

Love me some X!

The promise of tomorrow in her eyes , we all love to see that

I love this!💕

One of my favorites! Saw them in Memphis almost twice. 2nd one got rained out.

That was killer. Pun intended.

Wonderfully positive songs really do exist.

B.J. es inolvidable!!!!!

WOW SO NATURALLY TALENTED!

R.E.M was my group of the 80s and beyond got all their albums/cassettes I saw them, Live, during the Monster tour

This is irrelevant but ummm…he is just hot as hell here. Wow!

Amen ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

Boy was this skit bad! This was friggin terrible. Give a great script to Michael Richards in Seinfeld, & it's a world of difference.

The greatest band of all time…

I am very sorry but I don't remember him He did have a great voice though ❤❤

I saw them at the Stephan Center on the Notre Dame Campus in 89 or 90. It was Pat's Birthday and you could tell he was a little Buzzed. Show was great...they came out for an Encore and proceeded to start playing pieces of Cover tunes and butchered a few, just fucking around and having fun...the Bassist wasn't having any of it and dropped his bass and walked off and he was PISSED.....CLASSIC ROCK STORY...

Stephen J. McParland has the story on this single in his Gary Usher biography, The California Sound. It was recorded after the Beatles' Let It Be version. Usher produced but gave Bill Cowsill the credit due to a union issue.

I love his voice and songs ever since he first started making hits His voice is unmistakable. After you hear just a few lyrics that he sings, you know it's him.

She was one Hot Lil Minky !!

The disco kids of the day didn't know how to dance to this..lol

Wonderful memories of my first love

Salute and his songs will remain proof of real talent hardwork and dedication

I was in a band called "High Risk" after high school with some classmates. My friend Joe E. added this to the repertoire. I played the riff, he played rhythm. I love the song to this day.

Michael Richard’s was still in his development stages with his signature physical comedy, but to me it was still funny the guy had so much talent!!! A physical comedy genius the likes of Harpo, Keaton, Chaplin, etc. We have no more real physical comedians today. Sebastian Maniscalco can be physically funny with in the context of his stand up comedy. Perhaps he should explore that more on a pure basis in is acting. His physical humor is very good, but not the pure slapstick kind like Richard’s👏🏼🤪👏🏼🤪👏🏼🤪👏🏼

Smh

Great song by a great singer. I met him one time at Winn Dixie in Arlington Tx

Was this filmed with a potato

Like I say, outside of Seinfeld he wasn't funny.

Looks like Rob Lowe

I'm sorry, but this Dick character he developed is NOT funny at all. Kramer was genius---was and still is his best work

Valerie Bertinelli

To be honest, I don't think Michael Richard's was all that funny pre-Seinfeld. Talented, gifted, yes. But his early film and Friday characters were a bit unhinged and overly goofy. Subtle humor is much funnier than the more obvious, over acted stuff. Kramer was and always will be his best work

These Dudes Rock!