Never My Love - The Association | Andy & Alex FIRST TIME REACTION!

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[@paulspillman9413]

The Association was good for a dozen plays a day on AM pop radio back in the day. Cherish, Along Comes Mary, Windy, and Never My Love ... I was about ten or twelve. I remember my mother singing along to the radio, driving our station wagon. My God. Were things ever really that innocent?

[@jirimondo]

Yes - they were. I was 10 in '67 in a small (30k) town. My first 45 was Windy.

[@paulr.3220]

I was 15 in 1968 and I still sometimes listen to AM radio.

[@grangerjung4129]

You -- and I -- were but the times were as tumultuous as ever.

[@randypanco9674]

Halo óf flues of or generation in landslide by Alice Cooper or something from the killer album or love it to death album please thank you

[@scottski51]

Yeah. They were played relentlessly ad nauseum. My humble opinion... total pop crap from my youth. Right up there with Cyrkle and "Red Rubber Ball" !!

[@moxielouise125]

Thank you for playing this song…my husband and I loved this. I was 17 and he was 19 when we got married; we had our 50th anniversary in 2020 but couldn’t celebrate because of Covid. The following year he died from Covid. I will always miss him, but hearing this song brings back the good memories. Glad you guys liked it too.

[@roblettman9491]

So sorry for your loss. 50 years together is such a rare thing today and something to be cherished. Thank your for sharing.

[@GoodStuffForeverMore]

💙🙏💙🙏💙

[@belindablount9430]

My husband and I were married 50 yrs in March of 2024 I was 17 and he was 19 when married. Sorry for your loss.

[@dianegoldeneye7207]

17 and 19 same here married in 1970. Unfortunately didn’t last. But will be married to my now husband 49 years this year. Wonderful to be married so long for you. I’m so very sorry for your loss. ❤

[@moxielouise125]

@@dianegoldeneye7207 thank you…we were married in 1970 also! May 22. Yes I was hoping we’d make it to 75 since we got an early start but it didn’t happen that way.

[@bobg4657]

"Along Comes Mary" - best lyrics ever written.

[@gregtthomas]

The Bloodhound Gang version is better.

[@surlechapeau]

A&A, you'll love their song "Windy", catchy AF !! Other hits are "Cherish" (soft one like this) and "Along Comes Mary" (upbeat).

[@gh41996]

All of these are fantastic and must be hit!

[@James_St._James]

My mind was blown when I found out Windy was originally about a dude.

[@Chromeostasis]

all bangers! Would love them to hit any one of these tracks

[@kjkernSerendipity]

@@James_St._James Wait! What?

[@oboogie2]

I wonder if Andy & Alex cover more Association, if they'll ever discover that this super clean-cut image band was so into drugs and the psychedelic scene (one reason they didn't last) and that "Along Comes Mary" was about pot.

[@BrentCox-m3r]

Love song for my wife of 41 years!! 🤘🔥

[@donalddixoninlou]

I think I can speak for all of us "old guys" when I say I can't thank you enough for taking the opportunity to even attempt to experience the music that we grew up with and having the courage to listen to the not so well known groups as well as the popular ones. As you well know by now that some of the most beautiful songs came from the lesser known groups. By doing this also helps keep all that great music alive hopefully for many decades to come. Again, thank you A & A.

[@coachstubudgell1242]

My joy comes from hearing the quality of the old tunes that I listened to in a 2 inch transistor speaker and now can crank them on a proper stereo. Man the music was good.......

[@yeahno990]

Amen to keeping our heroes alive!

[@xophersmith]

They weren't so much a "band" as a vocal group. The Wrecking Crew was the band behind them. They have a lot of cool tunes, but this is their masterpiece.

[@joonzville]

😢I like "Along Came Mary" much more.

[@TheReelgrrl]

Shout out to Carol Kaye!!! ❤❤ and the Wrecking Crew!

[@clementsfamily7002]

@@TheReelgrrl Carole Kaye wrote arguably such good bass lines to so many hits that she deserved a writing credit. Example: The Beat Goes On - Sonny and Cher. That song is not that song without that Bass Line.

[@quinn3231]

Put some respect on The Association's name. That was only on the first album.

[@proudmoon3]

I beg to differ--"Cherish" is equally amazing!

[@texasca9753]

Along Comes Mary should definitely be next. It will you a better look at their range. Cherish was probably my favorite of all their songs, but you should get the full picture.

[@Wordsmyth8]

Agree on both counts.

[@gregtthomas]

Especially the Bloodhound Gang version.

[@hollydeitrick2515]

Those two are my faves, too, but only narrowly. They had probably a dozen great songs that would easily blow you away.

[@sourisvoleur4854]

Yes! Reactors overlook Along Comes Mary but it's such a great psychedelic masterpiece.

[@fanofthefade]

In the late 60's they had as many songs in the top 10 that the Beatles had!

[@legman1476]

From 1966 until 1970 the Association had 5 Top Ten Billboard hits. In those same years the Beatles had 15. Not even close.

[@StatsJedi]

Glad you acquiesced. Now I dare you to be BLOWN AWAY by the RAPID lyrics of Along Comes Mary. Nothing soft there.

[@texasca9753]

Yep. It's a totally different experience and should not be missed.

[@moniphil]

Not hard either.

[@hollydeitrick2515]

One of their first AND one of their best!

[@ckwhitehead1]

Yessssss

[@JC-wr7mu]

I love that opening riff to Mary.

[@jaybengston1164]

Guys, your discussion of this tune was S tier. Much appreciated!

[@59jdubya]

True comment 👆

[@325diane]

Larry Knechtel on keyboard...he won a Grammy award for his piano work on "Bridge Over Troubled Water" and, my personal favorite, his playing on Johnny Rivers' "Rockin' Pneumonia and the Boogie Woogie Flu". The man was a piano God!

[@serenade4739]

Larry was such a talent. You may already know this but he was a member of Bread and I also love his intro on Art Garfunkel's beautiful hit, "All I Know." Good taste, Diane!

[@RichQuade]

Session great. He was also in the band Bread (but didn't like having to play the same songs every night on tour). a multi-instrumentalist, that's him playing the guitar solo in "Guitar Man".

[@pmsfar-outgrooviness8025]

Hohner Pianet

[@mnm2007]

The Association Played at the Monterey Pop Festival in 1967.

[@billalbritton4972]

Opened the show.

[@jamessweet5341]

Didn't know that! Wonder what they thought of Jimi making love to his guitar (physically!).

[@billalbritton4972]

@@jamessweet5341 Oh some of these guys were heads. Along comes Mary is weed inspired.

[@mike_valenza]

My absolute favorite Association song is "Everything That Touches You". I highly recommend that you check it out. "Everything That Touches You" is brilliant in so many ways, with a great melody and it illustrates how wonderful their harmonies are, and it got to #10 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1968. In general, the Association, produced some incredibly beautiful music and I hope you check out more of their songs.

[@garybelenke4370]

Yes...their best song.

[@katkat-fm3wj]

Me too. ❤

[@kenrobins6262]

Yes. Absolutely.

[@bradsense7431]

That one often gets overlooked when people list The Association songs but it shouldn’t it is really beautiful and done so well.

[@rogerpatton2242]

Agreed...and not to mention the kick-ass bass.

[@aileenturrietta7553]

5:24 "And if you say there'l come a time when I'll grow tired of you, never my loves. A&A." All these years you have Inspired me and I always can't wait for M, W, F. Just the opening makes my heart melt.

[@andyandalex]

Thanks so much for the sweet words! Doing this channel with you guys is my greatest honor! ❤️

[@todvball]

...ditto. It's my lunchtime fav thing... Andy & Alex digesting a cool song. Could be new or a classic.

[@jeannie177]

SAME!! Sometimes I look at the clock at it's noon and I get happy, then I'm like aww mannnnnn it's Tuesday :( 😄

[@aileenturrietta7553]

@@jeannie177 I hear ya. Same here🤣🤣🥰

[@sibkiss2009]

Cherish, you must agree, is on the same level of romantic love song, Beatles were probably jealous

[@evillemike2009]

It was massively overplayed, and got to feeling pretty mushy - but damn, what a great tune.

[@michaeldowson6988]

Take a break with Kind Of A Drag, Black Is Black, Psychotic Reaction, Draggin The Line...

[@maruad7577]

Nice. I used to own their greatest hits album. I think it is time for Classics IV "Traces".

[@RetNemmoc555]

Good call, Andy, to not rate the song. Some songs deserve that kind of respect.

[@KimSimful]

You gotta do Along Comes Mary! So different!

[@thefuge5]

It might be an unpopular opinion, but I feel The Association had the second best vocal arrangements of that era - second only to the Beach Boys.

[@zogger5281]

Got to include Mama's and Papa's in that group as well.

[@Littlebigbot]

Spot on.

[@TheReelgrrl]

The Hollies 🏆

[@maruad7577]

The Rascals/Young Rascals.

[@randywheeler8260]

Loved your reaction. The Association had about a half dozen hits from '66 to'68. Along Comes Mary should be the next one you hit. , imo. They also did a great anti-war song called ' Requiem for the Masses " which ran afoul of government who didn't appreciate it. Some radio stations decided not to play it, fearing they'd get in trouble. Once you've heard it, you'll never forget it . Thanks again, guys 😀

[@scottforner6837]

“Requiem” is a brilliant song.

[@christinewaide5249]

They have a lot of good songs. Keep listening ❤

[@marcstanard2425]

Now another hidden gem: "Conquestidor" by Procol Harum...chk it out!

[@gregsager2062]

Yes! But make sure it's the hit version from 1972 that was recorded live with the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra. The original version (off of Procol Harum's debut album) doesn't nearly do it justice.

[@AnthonyT50]

Three years ago a dear woman I loved caught Covid the same day I did. I started recovering in 4 days but she got progressively worse. My habit was to play for her songs that expressed my love. Her first week in the hospital I texted her to say I had a song I would play for her when she was much better. She spent the next month on a respirator and passed away October 11, 2021. This is the song I wanted to play for her.

[@marta150]

So sorry

[@captaincleanerweiner3450]

If you want another hidden gem 60s band, Paul Revere and the Raiders.. start with Kicks or Hungry...you WILL want more.

[@betseyr.9081]

They can follow your suggested song with “Kicks”.

[@jim78us1]

They were huge and just went away. Dancing while playing required extra talent.

[@joelhahn2501]

*This* is why we've been suggesting The Association in every relevant suggestions thread and upvoting them in polls! (And that's probably why Andy recognized the band's name.) Their "greatest hits" album was so omnipresent I think every home in the 70s had a copy, whether the owners bought it or it just magically appeared there. Their massive vocal harmonies blew people away. Next: Along Comes Mary (upbeat/fast), Cherish (slow ballad like this), and Windy (upbeat/fast).

[@tomservo4president61]

This and Cherish is the associations best.

[@fanofthefade]

While you guys benefit from the songs you are being exposed to on the channel, we, your audience, are benefiting being along for your ride and enjoying the hell out of it. And not just because we love all/most of the songs, I love hearing your discourse on what the song felt like or meant to you, or musically what you ascertained from the listen.

[@elijahFree2000]

This song instantly brings me back to the late 60s when I was a small child. Every time.

[@allanrose3661]

Guys check out Gary Puckett And The Union Gap. You'll love em.

[@Ldastro]

Windy and Cherish are needed but my fav is Along Comes Mary. Please hit the intro where they introduce the band. Great stuff!

[@Keith-if6zv]

Live from Monterey Pop Festival come to mind..

[@Ldastro]

@@Keith-if6zv I think there’s an Ed Sullivan version too.

[@NancyMoran-r3b]

All of their songs are sweet. Great harmonies! Along Comes Mary is a good one.

[@michaelbreth5757]

Imagine being a 14 year old high school freshman the year this came out and going to your first school dance. They play this and you get up enough courage to ask a girl you like to dance, and she says yes. That was me. The perfect song for a first-time slow dance.

[@Sarah-qt3vi]

Fireflies in nighttime. What a description!

[@snowbirdlady7221]

The Association was a great group and Never My Love was a huge hit. Beautiful song.

[@cindynau8068]

Beautiful innocent love song. They have a fine catalog of music. Thanks for the memories!!

[@rcdolphin714]

you guys should react to The Beau Brummels. Laugh Laugh and Just A Little.

[@j.r.p.5850]

Hey Alex & Andy, please try “Get Ready” by Rare Earth. It's 21:27 long but you will not regret it! Rare Earth ~ Get Ready (long version) (1969) kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2mTkIFueLWKfs0

[@bobbimc13]

I grew up in the ‘50s and 60’s. I hear all my songs through new eyes and ears. Thank you guys. You have made me appreciate what I took for granted most of those years.

[@neiltheblaze]

The Association's weakness as far as reputation was that they never made any really strong albums. They were an LA singles band, an AM radio band. A very good one. Nothing wrong with that at all - but they missed out on the "underground" FM radio culture and sort of got pigeon-holed and dismissed by the "hip" hierarchy who were focused on Cream and Jimi Hendrix and the San Francisco bands. They really had some fine songs on the radio for a few years, and then sort of fizzled out. I liked them, though.

[@anahatatutu]

The simplest songs are the greatest - and this is a truly great song.

[@lloydbraun6026]

I believe the Wrecking Crew played the instruments on their big hits and probably all their songs

[@joelhahn2501]

Only about half of them, actually.

[@joelhahn2501]

To clarify, since I just now checked this: They used L.A. session musicians on most (but not all) of their albums, but it wasn't always specifically the Wrecking Crew. Of their main 4 hits, I believe it's 2 specifically with the Crew & 2 more general (possibly including some future WC members, just not limited to that talent pool.)

[@station8076]

1. You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’ Barry Mann, Phil Spector, Cynthia Weil (RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS) 2. Never My Love Donald & Richard Addrisi (ASSOCIATION) 3. Yesterday John Lennon & Paul McCartney (BEATLES) BMI List of most radio plays of the Century 1900 - 1999

[@stephanieo2509]

One of my all time favorite songs. Just an absolutely lovely tune. If you want to check out their more "rocky" type of stuff, I'd do "Along Comes Mary"

[@raymiller8555]

When I was about 14 years old, our family moved to a new city (dad was in the service). It took awhile to make friends but one of the first was a cute brunette that lived around the corner. One day we walked to a nearby park and the song ‘Goovin’ came on. It sorta bonded us. She is now a very distant memory but when I hear that song, that day in the park becomes all too real. Hope you’ll give it a listen.

[@leogothisoscar271]

Their song Cherish is a must! Another good one is Along Comes Mary, which was covered by Bloodhound Gang.

[@actuariallurker9650]

The association was a massive band. You should try a Along Comes Mary, which is a real banger next.

[@strngenchantedgirl]

Clicked so fast because this is one of my favs. Hit Along Comes Mary by the association next.

[@doctorhoffman4550]

Great choice guys❤️❤️

[@Pho_King_A]

Ahhhh, "The Wrecking Crew ". The most prolific band of studio musicians of the 1960s. That's who you're listening to playing on this track.

[@Gloren50]

The Association was really good--their lyrics were stunning, in my opinion. You have to check out Along Comes Mary and delve into those lyrics. Their harmonies were also really unique and really tight.

[@janetr6773]

My husband and I had several songs for dances at our wedding reception. No matter where we were in the room, when we heard the first bars of one of the songs, we raced to meet on the dance floor. Much to the surprise for guests. This was one of mine. Sadly without him now as he passed away too too early. But so fond of this song for so many reasons. Glad you enjoyed. I was so wanting to suggest this. Many thanks for beautiful memories.

[@scottboswell6406]

This song gives me the same feeling as when I hear LRB's "Reminiscing", very nostalgic, watching old sit-coms that always had those 'ba ba baa' style harmonies in the background, or riding around in my grandmom's car with this type of soft pop on the radio.

[@waltw4537]

Love the keyboard fade. Saw them live in prime time of their career. All members are great musicians. Thanks.

[@iliketostayhome]

I am so glad you found the conversation a sufficient rating. I would love this to be the norm. No need for ratings.

[@theDML2112]

Another "Wrecking Crew" hit .... you guys need to watch the documentary on The Wrecking Crew - the musicians that actually recorded this and MANY MANY songs from the 60s !!!!

[@serenade4739]

That documentary as well as the Motown one "Standing in the Shadows of Motown" should be required films for all music lovers no matter their age, 15 to 85. Both of them are fascinating to watch!

[@billp2071]

It's done really well by the Association, but I prefer The Fifth Dimension 's version better. Marilyn McCoo's voice is phenomenal. Stay groovy

[@Steve-nf1tg]

Cherish is a word

[@kurtyoung6769]

I was introduced to "The Association" by my older cousin's girlfriend back in 1970. She talked him into buying an 8 track so we could listen to it in his 1970 Dodge Charger RT with four speakers! Then when I grew up a few more years I bought my first Stereo and quickly bought their greatest hits. Try Windy, Cherish and Along comes Mary.

[@smoketalker6236]

All points made in this review and 2:00 noted. You guys are driving this bus and I’m glad to be along for the ride. I like how you take suggestions on the destination and I trust you guys to get me there by any route you choose. Keep on being free!

[@jmoountfort5204]

Their "Everything That Touches You" is a pop masterpiece from the Summer of Love era. Check it out.

[@31carrier]

Great song thanks Brooklyn Bridge/ Worst That Can Happen

[@volkerthienenkamp9720]

I just watched your best reaction. Thank you.

[@georgeditzel3504]

Mid to late 60’s pop top 40. Absolutely great!

[@davidschecter5247]

Finally getting back to some of the best pop of the 1960s. One of the most-played songs on the radio ever. "Cherish" is another classic, so is "Windy," but their most gorgeous work is "Everything That Touches You." One of the loveliest pieces of music ever. Check it out.

[@mixdawg]

Everything that Touches You

[@geoelectro]

What's even better is having grown up with these songs and the feeling you get hearing them as it transports you back in time.

[@janmeshon6159]

Great song. But IMHO Cherish is the one. When I was a tadpole the local Top 40 station (WFIL Philly) had an annual all time best song list. Cherish won for what must have been a decade. Still, I appreciate and wish to associate myself with your appreciation of the Association.

[@dominicbiondi4097]

Never My Love, Cherish, and Windy are three of the all-time best selling songs of all time. They were hugely popular....and even someone like me, who grew up in the classic rock era, loved them.

[@Carol-lm5bc]

"Everything That Touches You" is an even more lovely song, if you can even imagine that! Try it, you'll like it! Thanks, for your comments, guys!

[@thomasmcintosh390]

A solid talented pop group. My favorite cut among their many great songs is Requiem for the Masses. A bit of a pun. So top notch! Well loved!

[@cj-cw7wi]

This transports me back to a Jr High - after school dance. A darkened gymnasium and awkward teenagers hoping that their crush will ask them to dance.

[@kevinsievert4531]

Well done! Some of your best commentary in quite a while. As you see below, they have a decent catalogue of songs, all stand outs for their harmonies.

[@awen777]

In the late 60's we cruised in a '65' maroon mustang with an eight track player and at the end of the night pull off in a dark quiet place and just listen to Association or Beach Boys to end the night.

[@todvball]

....love this one!! "Cherish" is of equal caliber. As i grow up these songs take on new life and meaning.

[@jamiewaggoner1050]

Never my love and The Wedding Song by Paul Stookey- My top relationship songs of all time!

[@davesilver5493]

I love the asssociation, Try "Everything that touches you" one of my favorites.

[@SCVIndy]

The Association was huge back in the day .. this song got massive AM radio play

[@tb6791]

The Wrecking Crew... touched a lot the late 60s LA scene bands😮

[@TheRokjok]

Another fine Wrecking Crew project. Addrisi Brothers Dick and Don wrote this incredible love song....so AM radio friendly. According to BMI Broadcast Music Inc (1999).. This was the second most played tune on radio and TV in the 20th century.

[@gregsager2062]

The Addrisi Brothers had a really good hit single that they recorded themselves under their own name in 1972, "We've Got to Get It On Again".

[@TheRokjok]

@gregsager2062 yes great tune....played that many times at the stations I worked at. Few years later also had Slow Dancing don't turn me on.

[@williamscoggin1509]

I'd forgotten about this wonderful song... 😊

[@rockingbirdey]

Gorgeous song. What one of my favourites from the 1960s. One of the best arranged pop songs in 60s pop. "Windy", "Along Comes Mary" and "Cherish" are other great songs from them.

[@stevedahlberg8680]

Having watched you guys for a long time and thinking about it in terms of musicians talking to each other, Along Comes Mary. It was so revolutionary, and as a total banger it still stands up today.

[@stevedahlberg8680]

What a lovely reaction to a lovely song. And I really enjoyed the discussion at the end including references to Walt Whitman of all things.❤❤

[@larryh3309]

Check out "Cherish" "Windy" "Along Comes Mary"... The list goes on... ALL GREAT

[@Shadowrider1872]

GOOOOOOOOD MORNING A&A FAMILY!! ☮️💟♾️

[@catbutte4770]

Hi John!

[@Shadowrider1872]

Morning cat 🥰​@@catbutte4770

[@debramyer-bn4zd]

I loved so many songs from this group. You should listen to Marylin Ma Coo from the Fifth Dimension sing this song it's beautiful. I think I spelled her last name wrong, but what a beautiful voice.😊😊😊😊😊

[@wrathless7498]

This song ends Outlander season 5, episode by the same name. I find it haunting now.

[@goldendusty1951]

I was waiting for someone to mention Outlander. I used to like this song in the 60s but now it has a sad connotation 😢

[@parkermills3328]

Great vocals.........Cherish will blow you away with the descending harmonies. Also Requiem For the Masses, is a worthy listen. Terry Kirkman was the main song writer.

[@Will_I_am59]

Nice reaction :) Grew up during the '60's and haven't heard this song in years. Brings back some great memories, thank you. I'm a new subscriber so I don't know how much you cover current bands but there's a up and coming power trio called The Warning that is bringing rock back to the world. I urge you to check out the song 'Evolve' that they played live at the MTV VMA's last year. Rumor has it that MTV is still looking for it's roof

[@pat5882]

Jim Yester, guitar, piano & vocals for the Association, has a younger brother, Jerry. Jerry, was a member of the the band: The Lovin’ Spoonful. Jerry Yester, vocals, guitar, banjo & keyboards. Two siblings that were members of two different, yet influential pop/rock bands of the mid-late sixties early ‘70s.

[@michaelyount3176]

Try "Everything That Touches You" and "No Fair At All"..... I think the Association was way ahead of its time -- a wide band of creativity and styles in their music.

[@happymethehappyone8300]

A MUST HEAR Classic,, Billy Thorpe "Children Of The Sun" 🌞...YOU'RE WELCOME!! 🔥 R.I.P. Billy 🙏❤️

[@destination22ful]

Great instrumental performance by the Wrecking Crew with vocals provided by The Association.

[@joonzville]

This was a *great* pop group of the 60s with several big hits. I highly recommend "Along Came Mary" which has a *much* different feel than this song, except still with the great vocals and harmony.

[@truthpopup]

I just watched your reaction two years ago to Superstar by the Carpenters, and noticed Andy's hair was long and Alex's hair was short. Now Andy's hair is short and Alex's hair is long. Or vice versa. I can't tell you two apart.

[@joemc1960]

Beautiful song, and a popular wedding song. I once listened to the original by the Addrisi Brothers, who wrote it, it's practically unrecognizable. Kudos to the Association's arranger.

[@jaybee7890]

The Association created some of their own stuff - they were mostly a vocal group but could also play a bit. Their albums would have some original material, a cover here and there, but also a lot of their huge hits were given to them by studio contracted songwriters like the Jimmy Webbs of the world, etc. They had a Filipino lead singer as part of the vocal ensemble which was unusual for the time. They were the epitome of Sunshine Pop - 1965-68 period and probably the most successful. The most artful and original of these types of groups that never got their due was a group called The Free Design. Arguably the best talent and originality wise and most underrated of this 60s genre. Kites are Fun would be worthy of an album Patreon.

[@tb6791]

Well Alex, to drive my point home, Y'all need to open the gates, maybe just a bit more. Less mainstream more deeper tracks it's time to expand the horizon. So much you both haven't experienced 🤯

[@skibugy]

I want to see you guys check out "windy" try not to Bah along ,is it about a pet?? I think you might not like "cherish" but will score it high never play at a wedding ,"along comes Mary" needs lyrics cause it's alot quick