Grass Roots - Let's Live For Today

[@suicidelraccoon]

Nobody steals from Creed Bratton, the last man to do that disapeared forever, his name was Creed Bratton

[@lemonadesauce227]

Buddy Christ I remember that episode

[@leviparsonsmorton4215]

Creed Bratton does not declare bankruptcy, when Creed Bratton is in debt, his debt is simply transferred to William Charles Schneider

[@lemonadesauce227]

I'm not offended by homosexuality. In the 60's I made love to many, many women - often outdoors, in the mud and the rain... and it's possible a man slipped in. There'd be no way of knowing.

[@sammyscotch9945]

@@lemonadesauce227 sounds like you were livin a pretty dirty life, man. Still its pretty funny and sure hope its a joke

[@moka1915]

sammy scotch r/woosh

[@saunders49]

RIP Rob Grill...It is so harsd to believe that these great songs were so many years ago...I never thought I'd live to be a senior citizen. I may be an old fart now...but these songs always make me feel young one more time...God bless the '60's.

[@jessicaeverson6490]

Hi

[@jessicaeverson6490]

How old are you

[@cocoaorange1]

I was born that year. I like a few of their songs. First time seeing the group.

[@bruschmidt9943]

Rob was about 26 back then. Look how young he looked without that (later) mustache? I was a young child, but loved The G.R.!

[@o.o20]

Lol we all are going there

[@cherark1]

2023 Anyone. I m 57..heard this wen i was 13. N almost 5 decades later. This still has the same effect.

[@kornfed4110]

I was 11 in 67.

[@JackChiefton]

-12

[@kevinsmith7807]

You bet , this music was great, the hell with this world, take me back to the 60s✌️♥️

[@howardpoole5391]

68 and ditto

[@frederickschmick2232]

Yeah man, im 67

[@joedorben3504]

Creed Bratton is an inspiration. In his younger days he spent time as a part of a legendary band, yet still virtually nobody knew who he was until he joined a sitcom in his 60s, and now is beloved among people all over the world

[@juancarlosrivera5689]

Which one of them is creed

[@MetalizedButt]

@@juancarlosrivera5689 striped shirt left side

[@christinamango4021]

What sitcom was he Creed in and which one was it he was in his 60s I don't know who or what show ???

[@MetalizedButt]

@@christinamango4021 The Office and yeah he plays creed bratton too

[@vyrkwid837]

@@juancarlosrivera5689 behind drums

[@peggysmyth6110]

Still listening to the Grass Root's music in 2023.

[@SuperBobbyr]

Also other 60s and 70s hits

[@char7488]

Still listening in 2024 and so many 60s tribute bands thankfully playing these songs!

[@CaptainPancakes]

Haha, Creed's smile. Made me instantly recognize him.

[@sedona687]

Handsome young men. They could have been GQ models

[@MeganiumMiiverse]

@J-Red h

[@MeganiumMiiverse]

@J-Red sorry wrong button

[@creedbratton7736]

*evil smile*

[@danpena10565]

It’s Halloween, perfect timing!!!

[@toddsmitts]

Going from playing in a band on TV to quality assurance at a paper company in Scranton, PA. I'm guessing drugs played a part.

[@KnightHawk111]

+toddsmitts - And I'm guessing that Creed Bratton made more money as an actor on The Office than he did for "playing in a band on TV." :)

[@alecjohnson4348]

+KnightHawk111 bro it's a joke

[@KnightHawk111]

Alec Johnson: Yes, I know. Did you notice the smile emoticon on my comment?

[@MsDoxma]

Huh?

[@alecjohnson4348]

+Tzu Keeper He has a reoccurring role on the show the office (US)

[@valeriehurley2404]

They played at my High School in Burlington. MA. in 1969.

[@joeblakely5950]

Awesome

[@Turco949]

Lucky you! I think they were really underrated because should have been more famous than they were!

[@JudgeSteveTallTree]

Lucky you. Christina Aguliara (or however you spell her name) played at my High School in 2001. What a farce. Franklin, Wisconsin.

[@alfredspic481]

​@@JudgeSteveTallTree Eww

[@4747robo]

Loved both Jimmy Durante(born 1893) and the Grass Roots-always had great harmony and melodies int their songs,

[@Jolene43]

How poetic, that Rob Grill passed away in his wife's arms while listening to Let's Live For Today. Rob was a great singer and a very nice man in person! He is missed by myself and all his other fans. Love you, Rob!

[@graymra6882]

I didn't know that. Very moving

[@dirtydisco9080]

Creed Bratton: So, hey, I want to set you up with my daughter. Jim Halpert: Oh, I'm engaged to Pam. Creed Bratton: I thought you were gay. Jim Halpert: [clicks tongue] Then why would you want to set me up with your daughter? Creed Bratton: I don't know

[@KiaraLemmone]

just watched that episode yesterday.

[@kkbing777]

Dirty Disco I love his character on The Office😂!! His real name is William Charles Schneider, but he will always be Creed Bratton in my heart!! I love your profile picture of Jimmy Pop from The Bloodhound Gang😂!!

[@jamestiscareno4387]

Creed " Hey kids...ever seen a foot with six toes ? "

[@kkbing777]

@@jamestiscareno4387 😂😂😂

[@quinnpowers122]

@@kkbing777his real name is creed Bratton. On the office he played a fictional version of himself. I believe his dad was William Charles Schneider

[@roseblake5803]

How gorgeous is Rob and Warren and what amazing voices !!!!!

[@lauriecadwell9906]

I agree! I'm in love with them.

[@dondee5439]

The Grass Roots had a lot of big hits. It seems odd that they don't get the same love other lesser groups seem to get today. Great song. Great lyrics. Great sentiment.

[@paulvon2378]

they didnt write their songs

[@katepickrum6976]

They didn't get the same love, because they didn't sell their selves out, it seems anyway.

[@conservative6759]

@@katepickrum6976 he said he wants to feel her inside of him and that killed it

[@Thadmotor1044]

thy are one of the few groups that had a greatest hits LP that was full

[@jerryjohnson9531]

Absolutely! They are one of the bands that got me into rock and roll. CCR and the Beatles were the others.@@Thadmotor1044

[@daleharapat4984]

Rob Grill was in a league all his own. Great personality, charm, charisma and one of the best singers in all of rock history...Grassroots were fun, energetic, talented, and they had songs that have stood up in rock history.

[@themainstreetremedy6146]

@@katerynery Я вел несколько радиопостановок в 1970-х и 1980-х годах. Я также видел Рода Гриля. Помимо этой информации, я написал несколько собственных песен.

[@RandomNonsense1985]

Which one is Creed Bratton?

[@kimcripps4139]

@@RandomNonsense1985 far left.

[@erdoc1951]

Funky userID Rob

[@BlackKettleRanch]

I'm so glad I was a kid in the 60's. The 60's and 70's were great.

[@maxa3221]

I am eternally jealous, and I don't get jealous in life often

[@IdahoRanchGirl]

They were the best time to be young!

[@tgent2506]

Unless you were 18-19 and in Vietnam.

[@johnbritt53]

THE BEST. Especially Woodstock and LSD

[@johnbritt53]

@@tgent2506thank you for your service fellow veteran.🇺🇸

[@leekrick4816]

Rob Grill and the Boys. Very good memories of them Summers of late 60s.

[@cromwellj]

You know it's great when a living legend like Jimmy Durante introduces the group!

[@brentluckhart6238]

Jimmy was big time!

[@georgewielosik1567]

@@brentluckhart6238 hot cha cha cha

[@johnbritt53]

Ah cha cha cha😂

[@Sarkam]

One day in the car with my father, this song came on, and he told me all about it. As he flew a chopper in vietnam this song wasn't about love, but embracing death and having it surround you at all times. 10 years after his passing I can't see this song any other way than a song reminding people that death will come to them sooner or later.

[@EsmeraldaWolfsbane7777]

It's about love between man and woman you can't deny that...but you can imagine otherwise wise ... clearly stating In the song I'll be your loving man you'll be my loving woman...

[@jimfadden8463]

I have the greatest respect for your dad love the song thank you for posting

[@ronaldstokes4841]

A posthumous 'Welcome Home, Brother' to your father.

[@williamfreeh1198]

beautiful

[@njaneardude]

Wow man, that is freaking deep. I can only imagine, live for today, because tomorrow you might be dead.

[@joedanache7970]

One of the best songs of the 60s. Still sounds great today. Was a number ONE hit in 1967. Love that song.

[@ETandAssociates]

Recorded by the Grass Roots in 1967. With Vietnam in play, their message of live for today was heeded by all men preparing to be drafted.

[@frizzlefrap]

Evan Thompson .... like jawgee dumbya booze-sh was!

[@listen2100]

Evan Thompson I was a little girl then,oblivious to the world happenings...I cant explain it but I have always had such a deep affection for the 60s era ...God bless all of our Viet Nam Vets!

[@faceman9117]

+Evan Thompson ....at 64 I still live for today!

[@SovereignStatesman]

+Evan Thompson A better song would be the Mackenzie Brothers' "Take Off! To the Great White North"

[@gabbyg561]

+listen2100 So was I being 11 years old when this tune was popular, and I watched the Jimmy Durante show, but must have missed this one, or don't remember seeing it, LOL. I loved the Grass Roots all my growing up years, and so enjoy coming here to youtube to watch them.

[@GeorgeVreelandHill]

I thank God I grew up with great groups and legends like these guys.

[@artbyblake]

I wish I did, I just had a father who introduced me to great music. I was listening to this as a kid when Michael Jackson beat it was out.

[@northernlight696]

Me too - I was born at a perfect time in history.

[@snowbaby1962]

Me too!

[@armandoramos3225]

Sorry, i think the song sucks ass.

[@rup7591]

@@armandoramos3225 you are thinking about your mom.

[@osvie0167]

I feel bad for Creed Bratton. In the future he will go missing and some crazy guy in Pennsylvania will assume his identity.

[@rulisa1131]

This comment almost broke my brain lol

[@ITILII]

That would be William Charles Schnieder......

[@johnwhiting6663]

Creed Bratton (born William Charles Schneider, February 8, 1943) is an American actor, singer and musician. A former member of the rock band The Grass Roots, he is best known for playing a fictionalized version of himself on the NBC sitcom The Office, which earned him five nominations for the Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Comedy Series.

[@leobrussel9471]

​@@johnwhiting6663very succinct. Why, that could almost be a Wikipedia entry.

[@moemcgovern7345]

How many people do you know in Pennsylvania?

[@mistervanderveer]

Oh god its Creed from The Office. Brilliant!

[@doningram5145]

that's all we can do

[@timothyspurlock7201]

.Mo ob be....... t. you o ..

[@guapoviejo9135]

Which fucking office are we talking about here? Oh, I get it now. You're talking about that silly stupid TV show, huh?

[@maria-melek]

Was he really in the Office??!

[@6loscar448]

Guapo viejo what an absolute loser

[@pffbh]

They had it all. Great vocals and the ability to write great songs with a great hook .

[@keithcallaway9327]

Jimmy Durante at one time had his own in the 1950s and i loved his parting message at the end of every show "Good night mrs kalabash where ever you are" i could never figure out who she was but i loved hearing him say it.

[@Warrogue1]

This song was a hit when I was about 13 or 14, and I remember my dad ranting about how this is what is wrong with kids of today - they only care about today and don't think ahead. Like when were most kids any different?

[@leavetherace]

I think its the opposite now, kids are so pressured to live up to the expectations the world sets for them. They are trying to plan their lives out more and more and when one step in their plan fails they see it as the end of their world. Whether it is getting into that college or just being successful in general. Everyone can see your life and every detail, and I think Social Media has ruined the world.

[@niccolocampolo7831]

@@leavetherace Speaking from personal experience, Generation Z has the worst pressure imaginable to have unreasonable ambitions, get into college, do well in school, be successful etc. I'd give anything to have grown up in the 60s where I wouldn't have to worry about that.

[@michaelwilder4987]

Nick Campolo if you grew up in the 60s you would have been sent to war...

[@niccolocampolo7831]

@@michaelwilder4987 True, if I was one of the less lucky ones.

[@bobscott7440]

@@michaelwilder4987 How true.

[@danielbonarrigo3655]

Something about this song..... ....the way it builds and then climaxes....I think it's an overlooked masterpiece....

[@kanekane1728]

The way it builds and then climaxes after the lyrics "gimme some loving" is inevitable.

[@josephlacorte-hv3kl]

I first heard when vacationing in Italy. It was by the Rokus and called Piangi con Me

[@kennethschneiter8902]

Love me some Grass Roots

[@wabitt11]

Absolutely one of my favorite groups and definitely my favorite song in 1968!!!!

[@Ricksblitz4]

Their vocals are so goooood. What under appreciated talent!

[@pinkydogbear]

Agree

[@chipgaasche4933]

"Under appreciated"?? By YOU, perhaps.

[@darenlausterer1214]

Criminally underrated

[@darenlausterer1214]

@@onazram1 but soon forgotten

[@eltejano13]

This song reminds me of my lost love in the 60"s. We made out to this song on a moon lit night with the stars shinning to it's full glory. I wish I had married her but she left town and never heard from her again. Aww those memories of long ago if we could only go back in time and live them again.................

[@mikemullinix5607]

No group was prettier than the grass roots but their music was absolutely great take that girls old dudes love them too

[@moemcgovern7345]

So do the older Golden Girls.

[@moemcgovern7345]

I'm a music addict

[@MrDeterioration]

One of the better looking bands of their time.

[@BlakeGildaphish76]

+Flike wow! they really were

[@MadameLil]

Damn right.

[@erikasteck9567]

Truth! ♡♡

[@SovereignStatesman]

+Flike Everyone looks good in grainy monochrome.

[@IMN666]

+Flike cool. that leaves the blonde woman from The Mamas and The Papas for me

[@ITILII]

Creed Bratton.....then as now, always cool AF !!!!!!!!!!!

[@tonithenightowl1836]

One of the best bands of the 60's.

[@michaelbeckwith6611]

HOW MANY OF YOU REMEMBER THIS SONG.

[@kathleeng1438]

owned the 45

[@cswor]

Kind of an old Grass Roots fan here. I remember a lot of their stuff. Midnight Confessions in particular.

[@jackkennedy_1963]

I remember when I first heard it. I was 11-years old, walking down Maple Street with my Sears Silvertone 10-transistor propped up on my shoulder to my right ear. Very few songs blew me away on a first listen, but THIS was one of them!

[@Thecaptain1898]

I'm jealous of you all. You got to experience this music when it was fresh! When was the last time you bought a 45 or lp?

[@jd291]

Also remember when they were on the show

[@fab42355]

I thought the Grass Roots was cute back then and always liked their music and Rob Grill lead singer for about 45 years made the music last 4ever - may he RIP

[@xzeroevil]

damn when he says 1 2 3 4 that voice is great

[@brittwilsey4381]

I met them in the Salt Lake City airport in 2002... coolest, nicest guys ever. I was 30 at the time, they couldn't believe I was a fan. I told them my momma raised me on their music, one said, "you've got a cool mom". Huge fan!!

[@paullad3178]

Rob Grill was THE MAN!!! What a great lead singer.

[@mikeletz3298]

Still a great song after all these years

[@roberttompkins6489]

This song is as good as about any other rock song created--the transition to the last stanzas and how Rob Grill emotively delivers the lyrics is simply ethereal.

[@iwannabesomewhereelse]

Man, 60s - 90s were the best time for America. I wish i was born in 1950 so i can experience this time

[@morgankane6970]

Everyone’s talking about Creed. Meanwhile I’m over here like RIP Rob!!!! My mom is friends with his wife. 💕

[@gerrydooley951]

I used to walk his dog

[@oldiesgeek454]

@@gerrydooley951 Seriously? Or are you being sarcastic? 😊

[@gerrydooley951]

@@oldiesgeek454 tiny bit of assholeness

[@773SleepyHollow]

@@oldiesgeek454 Gerry and I were in the BDSM scene together back in the day... he's OK, but sometimes he does get pretty sarcastic.

[@eaglestirreth]

Liked the band..Great song..Not many bands could say that they got introduced by Jimmy Durante..!!

[@guapoviejo9135]

Eagle: I'm not sure many of today's bands would have even the first fucking clue who "the schnoz" was, or why he ever mattered.

[@matthewkoch6937]

I know, it made me chuckle.

[@tonyduckett5315]

Jimmy could make a joke about a bag of coffee and it would be funny....

[@RICHMOND94114]

1967 - an ICONIC YEAR FOR MUSIC.

[@alyssadudley8864]

I was born in 86 but like this song. My grandma raised us with oldies. The lead singer is a cutie!😍

[@martyhowell4043]

😂

[@Exakta66]

These guys look so darn happy to be on stage...

[@louisjeromski4123]

classic Jimmy Durante introducing rock acts the old Schnozzola

[@johngalt8279]

Old Vaudville troupers like Jimmy had no clue what rock and roll was.

[@rschreck]

Neither did the audience. “The Grass Roots” (derisive laughter)

[@larrykitchens1830]

I used to be the lead singer of the grassroots and wrote let's live for today Pastor,Larry William Kitchens, Camden,New Jersey

[@jsinitials1488]

+Larry Kitchens I thought it was a sitar that I hear playing the intro to the song.

[@mercurylegion]

The tomb is empty; Christ is risen! That's all that matters my eternal brother! 😊

[@PatrickMayer-yu2wp]

Thank you Larry Kitchens for the cool music and just told a friend the lyrics in those songs from the 60's contained meaning and words from People that were Raised in the Church as was I and now being a "BORN AGAIN" CHRISTIAN,(John 3:16) Still Enjoy the Grass Roots Music 🎵🎶 and the lyrics are Relevant today and your a Minister,var cool!! When someone like Rob Grill passes away I always say I hope He Knew you as His Savior Lord!!!✝️👑🙏💙🎵🎶🇺🇸

[@bjstover9523]

This is one band that knows how to please their fans.. They look as though they love being up there.. And yes, this is one good looing band!!

[@AdamG1983]

"Boboddy! BOBODDY! What's the first B stand for?" "Uh....BAND!" "I LIIIIKE IT!"

[@riverpark3276]

who care's

[@mikimr8676]

@@riverpark3276 like Michael to Toby. Hey nobody cares , nobody cares.

[@patsielee7760]

I remember loving this song. I also remember many years later finding out that Creed was part of the band. But, for me, in total shallowness, Rob Grill still grabs my heart. I've never seen such a face, can't help myself and don't want to.

[@robertbrys5297]

One of the best sounds of life in the sixties and early seyenties

[@ruthiekumar8770]

I love The Grass Roots.

[@pikeman80]

You know you're doing well when Jimmy Durante introduces you

[@arcangel7275]

One of the most beautiful songs ever written.

[@opensourcecurrency]

Uh, well...thank Doc Pomus: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpucknd9qNmWnM0

[@sunsunnydayz]

Who's listening 2020?? Me Most definitely!!!

[@blairsterling6141]

The 1960's were full of fabulous rock groups. So many great groups. The Beatles were only one of hundreds of great groups, musicians, and thousands of truly fantastic songs. Great time to be alive back then when peace, love, music, and intimacy were all extremely important.

[@cbabick]

Yes, I was a little kid but man, those groups as a sweet soundtrack to my early years makes for unbeatable childhood memories.

[@pinkydogbear]

I totally agree!!

[@Mishigoss55]

Wow, what a delicious slice of bygone American pop culture! I think these guys charted something like 29 singles, 10th on the all time Billboard 100 list, and its easy to see why., Their hits were bursting with so many memorable hooks you only had to hear a song once, and you couldn’t get it out of your head. The lyrics never sounded forced or trite, and seemed to flow naturally from the beautifully crafted melodies. Rob is gone, but the music lives on!

[@sauquoit13456]

On this day in 1970 {December 6th} the Grass Roots performed a medley of three of their hit records on the CBS-TV program 'The Ed Sullivan Show'... The songs they performed were "Midnight Confessions" {#5 in 1968}, "Let's Live For Today" {#8 in 1967} and "Temptation Eyes" {#15 in 1971}... Bassist and lead singer "Rob" Grill passed away on July 11th, 2011 at the age of 67... R.I.P. Mr. Grill and Mr. Sullivan {1901 - 1974}...

[@MultiAngellover]

I really LOVEd this group. I was lucky 2 have seen them n concert several times. I was REALLY heart-broken when Rob Grill passed away. I MISS u, Rob.

[@rviscusi1]

GR were one of the best bands transcending the 60's and 70's and beyond, Rob Grill was great RIP Rob the music is still timeless today.

[@kimcripps4139]

Rob's voice is like silk.

[@johnjarou2357]

big hit for the grass roots 1967.

[@WillemLynn]

creed!

[@doningram5145]

that's back in the day is let me have the balls to stand up against the bureaucracy let's just take one day at a time

[@LisaDawnn]

He resembled "Dwight" for some reason!!! LOL

[@bricknmotor]

Which ones Creed?

[@bricknmotor]

Nevermind. I see him. Ha that's awesome!!

[@tullamorejameson480]

Dwight? That's identity theft. But creed doesnt mind stealing. He stopped caring a long time ago

[@sedona687]

The Grass Roots, The Cowsills, Spanky and Our Gang, Dave Clark Five, Paul Revere and the Raiders, The Box Tops....Keep it going add your favorites.

[@BosuxRedsux]

ohio express, archies, monkees, doors, box tops, cream, strawberry alarm clock,

[@DanielSanchez-og4ox]

Sir Douglas Quintet

[@wiegajc]

The Beau Brummles, Blues Magoos, Left Banke, Dusty Springfield, Buffalo Springfield

[@hectorsoriano5613]

Critters,questión mark,them , happenings,rascals gene & debbie,seekers,bravos,mccoys ,sam the sham ,guess who,músic explossion, human beinz,people,jefferson,rockin berries,sly & family stone ,koe jeffreys,derek,twin conexión,etc

[@QueenFan12]

All of my favorite bands are from the 1960s. The Dave Clark Five, Paul Revere And The Raiders, The Box Tops, Freddie And The Dreamers, Tommy James and The Shondells, Gary Lewis & The Playboys, The Association, The Lemon Pipers, Wayne Fontana And The Mindbenders, and Strawberry Alarm Clock just to name a few.

[@bluewaters3100]

One of the best songs of the 60's. There were so many great groups and songs then. It was a great time to be a teenager.

[@timujin02]

Rob grill was a wonderful musician and singer. He brought the music alive. This was a part of my youth. Thank God your were all born and fulfilled your destiny. Thank you for your wonderful music.

[@rainstein3680]

How amazing!!! Never tire of hearing these iconic tunes!!! RIP ROB GRILL

[@ladybug6005]

RIP Rob Grill.🌹🌺❤️

[@bibsann861]

Nice to see old Jimmy Durante too.

[@michaelmarsh2133]

My youth

[@joannklingaman9489]

My favorite group of the 60's. With all the competition during that time, they heldtheir own. However why aren't they in the R&R hall of fame !!!!!!!

[@AnnaShapiro-if1qi]

You earned a like because you chose this group from the 60s and not the Beatles.

[@1loveandlife]

This song has always resonated within me.....it makes me think about how there is no time for nothing but worrying about money and work and no time for loving that one person.

[@Sagitaricorn]

Although I was just seven years old, I can still remember all those young Marines from Camp Pendleton heading off Vietnam when I hear this song. I remember all those troop buses full of Marines heading for San Diego to board troop ships heading over seas. That base was humming.

[@stevepwood]

I am not yet 40 years old. I saw these guys several times in the late 80s and early 90s. I always enjoyed their shows! Great music that flew under the radar!

[@kylemohler2402]

Creed Bratton baby! Another reason why The Office U.S. is brilliant.

[@TJfromEarth]

The office US is brilliant because Creed Bratton was in a band in the 60s?

[@ede-armond476]

THE GRASS ROOTS are so under-rated. They had a ton of hits.

[@glennhfriedman4571]

not by us

[@SoapinTrucker]

Hey genius, how could they be "underrated" with a ton of hits? 😂

[@cherark1]

Heard this first in 1970s--yup! i m OLD!! and its 2014 and I m STILL listening to it and Lovin it!!!

[@nofly2880]

YOU'RE NOT OLD YOU'RE VINTAGE! !!

[@cherark1]

@@nofly2880 lollll yes yes that I am. I age elegantly

[@JackUpham]

The fact one of these band members have died makes this song so much more powerful

[@jinnybergan8978]

Actually Rob Grill past and drummer Ricky Coonce passed on..😰😢🙏

[@rebth1st]

This is one of those magical songs from my teen, high school years.

[@thomasmarthinussen8978]

A True Summer Of Love 67 classic and a Top 10 hit. Only Midnight Confession scored higher on the charts but they literally had over 20 hits between 1966 and 1975.

[@justinstilson8028]

I saw this band in 1997,and Rob Grill was Very Cool.... This band came to the Chatham Fair in '97,and Rob Grill Reminded Us of the late '60s',... The Generation that Won the LOTTERY... Yet,not one person in that crowd Recalled "The Lottery..". sad that some of us Did recall.... You Children will Never have to KNOW....

[@soozkoozhooz5902]

My older brother bought this 45 and I was hooked.

[@pattibrooks1907]

Love The Grass Roots and the 60s and 70s music !

[@edmacy51]

Looking back from my age of 73 I’m realizing how much influence the music of my youth impacted my thinking. This song had a powerful influence.

[@coalcreeker583]

On one episode Creed was upset because he was asked what he does there and couldn’t tell them. He said “I knew I should have written it down”

[@dwaynemerson5515]

The tempo change at 2 40 amazing....

[@ts.elliot5870]

On the way back machine today. Good memories.

[@mlrockrules]

If only more people lived by the message of this musical gem...

[@jeffsiefert8539]

why can't we here songs like this today

[@sarafinasegale9537]

Good looks and good music what a combo for success.....The Grass Roots.....

[@birdsfan57]

"The Hollywood Palace" and Jimmy Durante...our Saturday night entertainment so, so many years ago!

[@thenjam4233]

I love creed he’s one of my favorite characters from the Office

[@czsq1]

As I reach the golden age music from my past brings back so many memories.

[@Will-gq6gn]

They have excellent voices. With no auto tune you had to actually be able to sing

[@mikezaibel6748]

The 50's and 60's produced the greatest music of all time

[@dieseldown]

How many people like this song more now that they know it's Creed from The office!

[@anthonyvalenzuela5741]

bruh I love it so much lol

[@krrrlyons]

Creed

[@zaxxx1975]

Who is Creed

[@zaxxx1975]

Lol i googled it. Naw fuckin way. Love it. Amazing career

[@BoltManiac]

S Edge I love this song because it is a great example of the sound of the 1960s. It was an amazing time for the evolution of popular and rock music. I also love it when shows like The Office and movies expose the younger generations to some very good music from a half-century ago.

[@Brammy007a]

Go Creed go

[@kellymartin8356]

Brammy007a my son chose to go to irak with this music 4yrs inside glad he grew up with it