Johnny Maestro - Yours Until Tomorrow

[@ringo244]

WOW can you believe that this man with the golden voice is not in the R& R Hall of fame.Rock On Johnny.

[@alankendra6024]

talent has nothing to do with it! Its all a popularity contest!

[@cdsnow-dr1gk]

A legend of great artist ..such BEAUTIFUL music .. !! Greatly missed !! . Doowop forever !!

[@GiGi-po8yc]

What a fantastic voice. He could sing any song beautifully.

[@tomoconnor7229]

This song, on a scale of 1 to 10 - is greater than infinity!!

[@lureilly8031]

There is only one Johnny Maestro, There will never be another like him, I have followed his career since I was 14 years old, Iam now 71,love love him!!!@!@@!@@@

[@243sigrun]

I saw him 1969 in New Jersey and I could never forget him,hope to see you in the sumerland Love from the land of Ice and Fire.

[@paintsnfun]

Incredible! Incredible! I just found this song and absolutely love it. I saw him in concert and he was fabulous!

[@kennykarlsson9888]

He is the king doo woop. Absolutely love the maestro. Hope there is a big croud in heaven listening to his fantastic voice.

[@HercGem]

This has got to be the most beautiful song Johnny ever recorded! Miss him so much!!

[@mikeroccia3306]

There has never been anyone better than the Maestro!!!

[@712hawk]

A great song sung by the one and only Johnny Maestro, RIP

[@arizonadoowopper148]

He should have been a super star. This song under scores the amazing voice he was blessed with.

[@arizonadoowopper148]

Maestro's voice is one of the unique ones of the doo wop era. he had the ability to bring one to their feet or bring tears to their eyes. the emotion he delivered made him a star among stars. his version of "sweetest one" does both as well as this song. thank you for the post.

[@Music4allofUClassics]

What a masterpiece! Beautiful.

[@cynthia6637]

Yessss...... The most beautiful song from Johnny Maestro from 1971.....It's.Just amazing the voice he had.....

[@4gabbiano]

never heard this song ... I like thanks!!!

[@cynthia6637]

Your welcome.........Pietro

[@cynthia6637]

Thanks Peter for stopping by.....Glad you like this too

[@cynthia6637]

@@4gabbiano 7 years ago I sent this song...

[@4gabbiano]

@@cynthia6637 it's good to hear this song again

[@jamessomers8495]

Yours until tomorrow. All my tomorrows

[@bluenote824jones7]

we lost a great guy johnny.but we have so many great songs.

[@doowopftw]

Often great songs and high chartpostions didn't go hand in hand... Great song and new to me, thx!

[@carmelarichards5940]

Heard this song sung by many but no one does it like Johnny Maestro

[@TopazDupree]

This song was written by Carole King and Gerry Goffin and has been recorded by several singers (male and female). It seems more like a man's song to me, and this version by Johnny is, by far, the best one. The emotion and passion in his voice are incomparable, and he recorded the song in just one take. It should have been a big hit for Johnny, but sadly, was not a hit for anyone.

[@Music4allofU]

I had no idea Johnny had a solo single on Buddah. Very beautiful track. I will be trying to find a copy for the vinyl library.

[@tedmahala1924]

Awesome voice, best I ever heard.

[@nezeagle]

A beautiful ballad produced by the ever so talented Tony Orlando

[@shosho63449]

so unfair miss you always johnny

[@dominicpiscopo7915]

This was the first time the voice didn’t sound like Johnny Maestro?? Yours till tomorrow

[@mandywhittemore5753]

Who's the one person who gave this song a thumbs down? LOL Totally thumbs up... Love this song! I'm yours Johnny..

[@fxo369]

Once again, the voice of an angel. Singing now in the heavenly choir.Serious question. Why didn't Johnny go on to be one of the all-time greats? I feel that with the right management & production he could have been another Bobby Darin, Al Martino or even Sinatra. Al Martino started with 50's pop music, Frank was bobby sox stuff. Darin was pure rock & roll with a little NYC doo-wop & rockabilly thrown in. They all went on to different genres of music etc., and hit the big time. I know Johnny was satisfied & happy, what with the Crests & Brooklyn Bridge, but he should have been a superstar.

[@PMMBHold45s]

Amen, He is a Superstar to me.

[@annehenry7350]

Yes. I was noticing that BB concerts were mostly on the east coast. I am wondering they didn t do concerts throughout the whole country. I think Johnny Would have been a superstar if they had concerts in more of the United States.

[@jimcarney4194]

heard this one by gene pitney. johnny truely does it justice.

[@TopazDupree]

This song was written by Carole King and Gerry Goffin and has been recorded by several singers (male and female). It seems more like a man's song to me, and this version by Johnny is, by far, the best one. The emotion and passion in his voice are incomparable, and he recorded the song in just one take. It should have been a big hit for Johnny, but sadly, was not a hit for anyone.

[@lorraineduhamel8406]

thank-you

[@alankendra5305]

maybe if johnny had a wardrobe mishap like janet Jackson did during a concert he would be in the hall of fame....what a shame!!!

[@glpm7180]

Don't think he needed a wardrobe mishap. Voters who recognize his talent and accomplishments would do the trick. It's simply a lack of both knowledge and respect of 50s music that's deprived this deserving, long overlooked brilliant performer his rightful place in the HOF. Shameful. His recordings were all terrific. The best lead singer of all.

[@jemb2000]

This is great! Has it ever been released on CD?