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I watched you at Eurovision in the 70s and you're still stunning.

What happened? nothing like this gem since

aaaw I so have misseLeslie my first ever love 😢

Caroline Munro, I will say that with Talisa Soto the most drop dead gorgeous Bond girls ever.

😢..... HEROES. HEROES. HEROES. God Bless all of them.

Groups not bands,

They should've kept Caroline's character Naomi alive for a lot longer in the film, such a horrible ending to such a sexy girl!

Baby you're the best!

I sit here in my car, wait for my doughter and hear this song for my first time, and I just cry! I love this moment and this song

why have they never knighted Joe he deserves it

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ROGER WAS AN ICON...WHAT A JOKEY STUPID INTERVIEW.

What a great singer So sadly missed

Heute noch Gänsehaut....bin 1962 geboren....Es war MEINE ZEIT...DANKE ❤

Caroline looks great And Roger a true gentleman very underrated bond

Том любовь моя на веки!

Roger Moore, the best Bond ever..

Wow.....FANTASTIC

Sir Roger Moore or the 'Roj' was my favourite Bond. His era was perfect, great themes, great villains, funny and with the most beautiful women.

Top bloke! Seen him in concert twice brilliant. When he sings ill See you in My Dreams I'm a blubbering wreck.

1:57 producer! You really gotta work on your timing of the presenter's voice. This is one of the worst examples I've seen/heard!

You never really know who you are going to touch with your music, or how. This mournful song still emanates from a sad cave of discovery of my childhood, around 8, at a time when I really realised my mum and dad were gonna die. And now, at 62 (me), they both have; mum just 3 months ago. My closest friend, back then in 1971, would jokingly shake a fist at the part "I'll give everything that you gave to me". She committed suicide 8 years later. I cannot hear that song without thinking of that and, ofc, my own mum. So this somewhat cheesy, somewhat sad, somewhat beautiful song is almost an unbearable but compulsive religious experience, hahaha.

Such a nice bloke!

Best wishes from Brazil to those great singers that made and sand só wonderful músic like those onde Thanks Brazil love Gerry and Peacemakers

This splendid hymn by Mrs. Bernice Johnson Reagon (who left us unjustly in July of this year at the height of her 82 years dedicated to life) was composed almost thirty years ago and is a lesson. The interpretation and arrangement imposed by Mister Thomas Jones Woodward is a lesson in feeling and emotion, which he learned from the death of his beloved Melinda, which made him almost give up on his magnificent career. And like a phoenix rising again in “Surrounded by Time”, an emblematic title. Just like Dr. Bea Reagon was throughout her life, Sir Tom Jones is not selfish, on the contrary, he is very generous, offering us this outfit dedicated to the “kids” who were deprived of their lives in homage to the 80th anniversary of the Normandy landings to combat Fascism and Nazism that was spreading throughout the world (it still does, but with less force, and my uncle Emílio Antonio dos Santos was part of it and fortunately came back alive). Empathy is this. I remember that at the time the boy from Treforest was celebrating his 84th birthday by walking around this Planet and stealing a quote from his friend Stevie Wonder, who is part of the collective of spectacular human beings with Lionel Ritchie, Bob Geldof, Diana Ross, Jennifer Hudson among others: “I will be waiting for the next 80 years.” CãRiùá TaTaRaNa

Leslie, my first love from my youth. I was born in 1961 and will listen to Bay City Rollers until the end of my life 💞

Hasn't got the emotion of the original.

Great song, great singer, great audience

Two legends!

WOW, Tom Jones the best voice ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A heart warming story

Awesome talent and song

I was in Jr. High…. Thank you for the memories. ❤

I was in the w rac from 1976 till 1980

Made me cry .xx

Million miles better than Elvis, Beatles, etc!

Can't sing a note.

Paul still sounds pretty damn good especially on the long sustain notes, he is 81 years old here folks, he has kept himself in damn good shape that's for sure

thank you Mister JONES

I can remember watching my mum light the fire just like Kim described.

Unvergessen meine Lieblingsband .R.I.P Les und Alan

I was lucky to meet my great granddad who fought in ww2 and stormed the beaches of Normandy on that faitless day😢 i miss the stories i used to hear and hearing this song makes me think of him he lived to be 96 untill 2020 love you granddad ❤

God Bless you Sir Tom

As a child Neil I watched you on Op Knocks and loved Bills song and your beautiful rendition. I later covered this song and fortunately corresponded with Bill via Martin Kershaw the producer. Your version is the Very Best but I enjoyed every moment recording the beautiful song you and Bill created. 🙏.

Kim,this sad story brought tears to my eyes, you've done very well for yourself and your a sweet lady.

I been listening to Tom since I was early teen my mother love him and I do to Tom hour my favorite and alway will be.Thsnk you and God Bless you.

Great War Unknowns were not the first to be honored so. Korea establish a monument to war Unknowns in 1592. Denmark established a monument to a single Unknown in 1849. France, and the UK was the first to bury an Unknown (after leaving behind all their Great War dead). The U.S. in 1921.

Excellent and very very emosional.

Fool on the Hill hold steadfast. Annie Lennox added new touch o.f class to an older classic song.