The Association - Five Song Medley

1967, 68 Smothers Brothers...
00:00 Along Comes Mary,
02:47 Windy,
05:41 Never My Love,
08:58 Requiem For the Masses
13:41 Everything That Touches You

[@bobvogel2412]

In my opinion the Association is THE most underrated group. Period. They write the music/lyrics AND play the instruments too. Also their harmonies are simply the best. Bar none. Nobody even comes close. I'm 68+ years old and been a big fan from waaaay back.

[@larrywhite2574]

I agree with you 100% . I'm 66 years old and this takes me back to the music I grew up on.

[@dianejames1625]

i think that every time i hear them !

[@ekoenriko8009]

Windy never my love sounds familiar, though back then didnt know the singers

[@radio_123]

Perfect! 👍

[@artistacon3827]

I saw them at the Nj State Fair in 1986 .. amazing performance

[@rodfaragini7110]

The music of this era will never be repeated. It was a endless amount of hit songs and bands. Anyone else agree with me ?

[@jaddison1112]

The Association was the most talented, classy of all the groups on the late 1960s. They are so overlooked these days.

[@bradgross6138]

so true. they were crazy underrated

[@belabelasko8223]

I love them too.

[@robertbess192]

Saw them in Oklahoma 2 years ago. Still GREAT !!

[@MichaelSmith-rn6vd]

still touring

[@jonathanblair5255]

Very under appreciated

[@carolcoffey450]

We need this kinda music today 2023

[@mradvance2go17]

Don't hold your breath.

[@ellenbeato652]

The so-called woke people are all asleep

[@pamelawoodley3483]

I adored them & will always love them.❤❤❤❤❤

[@angelacedeno7962]

The lyrics of these two wonderful singers is pure magic....Makes My 70 year old heart fill with joy and happy memories.. !!!!

[@stephenfricke9298]

Me too. To us this new stuff just doesn't cut it

[@swordfish52]

Seventy In November ...

[@craigjones2162]

Me too.... love Cherish is the word....

[@cherri400]

Makes my 57 yr. old heart fill with joy and happy memories too!

[@belabelasko8223]

They really are amazing, and timeless.

[@ancientheart2532]

There will never ever be another band...or a time...like the Association. I'm 69 now. Peace✌️

[@richardparker3924]

I just turned 70 and it makes my heart happy to hear these songs again!

[@brianambrosemcmahon8531]

Wow I m still hear and loving these songs even more in 2024 . Such a fabulous band , the Melodie’s the harmonies and lyrics .

[@peggysmyth6110]

Anyone one else loving this music in 2021?

[@rodfaragini7110]

Sure do. Graduated in 69 so i was in the midst of this great era.

[@danmahoney2917]

only just discovered them.great band

[@diyapia]

2022

[@ginnywithag5046]

I am at nearly Easter Sunday 2022.

[@paulfiguer6313]

A fan since early 60s. as today 2022. One of the BEST EVER bands...sorry even better that the " four favs". Love the Association forever. Thank you for enriched my life and of so many around the world.

[@joeirwin269]

"Never My Love" has to be one of the top 50 best songs ever!

[@joeirwin269]

Oh, I forgot about "Everything that Touches You"!!! All their songs were special. So easy to listen to. Such a rare group!!!

[@ohiohoney]

The Best! It is awesome that they used Never My Love in Series five of the Outlander show on Starz

[@dianejames1625]

top 5 at least what other songs can make you feel like that when you hear it

[@mradvance2go17]

At the end of 1969, a national poll was conducted on the best songs of the decade. Never my Love was #1

[@Raurt]

Cherish, Time for Living, Along Comes Mary, Windy, Never My Love, Everything That Touches You, Like Always, Requiem, Love Affair, On a Quiet Night, When Love Comes To Me. The list just goes on and on... Unparalleled Melody with great lyrics. There is a frequency of "bliss" that comes from this band. I found myself at Home with them after being lifted into the stratosphere. No other band comes close to this. I was just old enough to be listening to the radio when all of these songs were making it onto the charts.

[@russf6572]

Music is like a time machine. Nothing else brings you back to those days.

[@sharonwatts1648]

We can all understand the words....nothing dirty or nasty....WHAT AN UNDYING GIFT TO ALL GENERATIONS (my husband of 55 years and myself were both born in 1945). Our children and grandchildren still listen to and appreciate their musical talents and gifts. We have truly been blessed.

[@DIESEL0759]

and they were all straight edge...no drugs, no alcohol...every one of them lived clean!!

[@robivy9987]

I am 70 years old. There was a time once when music groups made music that was entertaining and refreshing. Young people of today don't know what they are missing.

[@lucilleyoung4744]

As an Asian woman, you can imagine what it was like to see Larry Ramos on that album cover of the LP my brother bought when it came out. Finally, a big famous group with one of our. Probably the first Asian in a rock Era super group.

[@jzen1455]

As an Asian dude, seeing Larry Ramos for the first time in the music video caught me off guard and thought "hell yeah!"

[@ddcorbittcoppola]

The Association was my first concert. After the show, I was waiting for a ride and he stood with me. What a nice guy.

[@patgalvez4563]

Larry Ramos was also a folk singer....

[@rhondag6089]

I’m a white woman, and I think Larry Ramos is adorable 🥰 and talented!

[@032319581]

Larry Ramos was my favorite member of the Association

[@GrannyDi276]

My favorite in the late 60's. "Never My Love" is our song....my husband of 55 years & I. ❤❤❤

[@qg3726]

Their Nod to the Vietnam War Tune "Requiem For The Masses" was DEEP for sure. Little did I know that I would wind up there in 1970.. These Guys were the "Talk Of The Town" for sure back when.

[@stevelangsdorf7307]

74 years old going to sleep listening to the Association how can life get any better, got goosebumps where I shouldn't have them. This is just "Bitchin" MAD RESPECT FROM EAST LONG BEACH 🏖 👍

[@robertmarggraf1708]

This group had something for everyone. Great musicians play terrific music. Why can’t we have this today?

[@joelkaufman7176]

RIP - Terry Kirkman - 1939- Sept. 23, 2023. Thanks for the music (wrote Cherish & Everything). Please also note his work as a addiction counselor. A life well lived. Thanks again

[@malcolmclarke3033]

The harmonies, lyrics and class of these guys is so wonderful. 2022

[@davekingman1271]

Melodies like these are a lost art. People went to concerts to hear the music and listen to the pure vocals

[@lorrainealden159]

God bless the Smothers Brothers -- they actually insisted on capturing live performances for second season shows, and they had EVERYBODY on.

[@TheColininla]

Then why didn't they bother to mike the drums and amps in the first two songs? Sounds like a live recording, but just not technically possible on the videos shown.

[@DrBozoBrain]

Colin Rutheford Live vocals mixed over the recorded version -- much easier to set up for TV if only have to worry about a few vocal mics

[@TheColininla]

Dan Dee Dan Understood. A common practice, but it kind of undercuts the OP's 'live performance' characterization. Unless I recall incorrectly, the pyrotechnics involved with this very taping set Pete down the long road of serious tinnitus issues.

[@photonotavailable7936]

Lorraine Alden Including The Who.

[@mljones655]

I loved the Smothers Brothers!

[@tomlisp]

Such an underrated band. As a kid in the late sixties, they were my favorite group.

[@pauljones2857]

I am now 72, amazing generation I grew up with music that will last forever, what a great time, full of memories.

[@lucilleyoung4744]

Paul, Google, nc6 -New Colony Six- out of Chicago. Things I'd like to Say. In the video from 1968 are people dancing to the song. You know the song: baby, baby it's you I'm dreaming of, are some lyrics. The people dancing are about your age. Look at how beautiful the teenagers were at that time and put yourself on that dance floor.

[@tedlawyer9980]

What I love about the Association was their harmony and melodic sound without sounding stale or repetitive. Clearly they were a pop group but loved to explore music. I'm not sure who wrote their songs but they were well crafted.

[@bradgross6138]

Tandyn Almer wrote "Along Came Mary". A forgotten genius.

[@janeweber8787]

They came to our town and wrote a song called dubu,que blues

[@belabelasko8223]

@@janeweber8787 That is an excellent song.

[@ffggddss]

I contend that they were fusion, before fusion became "cool" - like Steely Dan a few years later. Fred

[@yankeejohn58]

Jane Weber Dubuque (Iowa) Blues I Got the Northwest Iowa Blues! 😏🤔

[@michaelcox1493]

One of the best band groups from the sixties.

[@billbrimmer7047]

The harmonies of The Association were quite incredible. Superior musicians.

[@sandymorgans9878]

What class, no other 60’s band was like this. Good American rock!

[@josemiranda2578]

I’m a little older, guys.These band,was among my favorites.Cuban, 76 years old.I’m still love these type of great music.Thanks, America.Even in music, you’re still the best.! 😀🇨🇺🇺🇸👍

[@dexblue]

@josemiranda2578 Cuba's got some great music too, Chico (but you know that!)...

[@thomaslacinski3908]

Was in my mid-teens when Association burst onto the scene. Those mid 60s times bring back memories os simplicity, beauty, innocence. An entire future ahead of us.

[@marksterner7532]

AS a 67-year-old journeyman in this world, I can honestly say that this is one of the most iconic love songs ever performed. And, by what an amazing group!

[@marksterner7532]

Never My Love

[@luandersen1535]

Some of their music was grossly & sadly o overlooked by most of us growing up in turbulent times of 60's. What great songs, good musically, great, interesting harmonies, and good textural tones. The world needed more of this and tons less of Jane Fonda and her stupidity. Sadly we have missed our times lost!

[@friryr]

@@luandersen1535 I’m 73, and loved this group - AND this song - in particular! I’m ALSO a woman of color and as such, am VERY PROUD to have been “one of those” who played a VERY active role in the cause for social justice issues! Sadly, it’s people like you, who have kept the very accurate and descriptive spelling “AmeriKKKa” alive and well! Congratulations!! NYC

[@humbleevidenceaccepter7712]

"Never, my Love" always reminds me how I feel about my wife.

[@pamperedcamper1834]

🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@karenpiotte90]

That's Sweet!

[@olmose]

It is wonderful to be in love with your wife....I have been for 50 years.

[@valerieteti1755]

I love Larry's sweet smile while singing Windy ❤️ RIP and bless him

[@paulj0557tonehead]

Between The Jefferson Airplane, The Doors, and The Association, the mood of the American mid-late 1960's was captured for eternity.

[@LUIS-ox1bv]

Remember when Windy charted in 1967. It was huge in a year strewn with huge hits by the Turtles, the Rascals, the Monkees, the Beatles, Jefferson Airplane, the Doors, Paul Revere & the Raiders, Spanky & Our Gang.

[@mikestyles499]

What an incredible group!

[@iansuntjenssli9739]

I grew up in the greatest era there was good true music great lyrics and the best in musical genius’s

[@beverleecambronne6599]

Where are these stars now??? Im still alive at nearly 70. Omg. We had the best music.

[@tomgedgaudas8770]

Loving these in 2024. Forgot about this great sound. Nice to remember!

[@hayesman76]

Absolutely one of the greatest pop groups in history. Several of their recording are timelessly beautiful.

[@jamescawley6524]

One of the best bands that most people today have never heard of.

[@Ralf09]

I really love that they wrote songs about love. Miss that in today’s music..

[@Harpie84]

RIP Terry Kirkland. You made such a contribution to the group.

[@lagunaflyguy]

One of the greatest groups to ever come together. They wrote some truly amazing pieces that really captured the essence of our generation.

[@LeeKobe1]

Some of the most pure and beautiful music ever made.

[@andrewborgogna7624]

Oh how I love every one of these songs. Now at 76 it was such a pleasure to hear them again.

[@cathyhacker3812]

Some of the greatest love songs ever written & performed. "Everything That Touches You". "Cherish" Very talented group.

[@hayesman76]

“When we met I was sure ‘out to lunch’ Now my empty cup is as sweet as the punch.” Love that lyric!

[@mikeg3281]

I was born at the wrong time.. I envy you folks that grew up with this great talent and wonderful music

[@Locktwiste72]

I know what you mean. I was born in 1972 and grew up with 70's and 80's which were great but I thank God my parents raised me on the music of their generation.

[@gramirez72]

Locktwiste72 -- I was born in 1972 as well. Yup, my dad played this kind of music on the record player all the time, and classical music too. It's so familiar to me. 80s music was fun too -- The Police, Michael Jackson, Depeche Mode, U2 etc... But I have to say, the music of the 60s and early 70s has a different kind of substance.

[@permafrost0979]

You can still hear it now. There was horrible music then too, it just didn't survive, lol!

[@stevenhulbert7540]

@Mike Allan-I was a wee lad at this time but luckily I was a fan of chords and harmony and appreciated music from this period and previous years.

[@kenj8]

l was born in 1961. But I knew their music in 1980s. I love their songs even now.

[@ThatGirl-ku5dq]

What a great group. So ahead of their time.

[@michaelweary4662]

It’s not that they were overlooked, it’s that there was so much great music at the time

[@LAStreetPreacher]

One of the truly talented bands from the 1960's. Their hit song "Windy" was one of my childhood favorites when I moved to live with my aunt and uncle in the Bay area...Union City, CA. Since then I've come to appreciate more of their music. The Association was a six man band. Two band members passed away not long ago. I hope they knew the Lord Jesus Christ. Show less

[@Planktontwo]

RIP Larry Ramos and Brian Cole.

[@petercarey6883]

It's hard to believe that here I am and some of you as well, after 55 years we're listening to this fantastic group. Their Requiem for the Masses was a bit heart rendering though. So many were lost in the '60's and early '70's and so history repeats itself to this day with the utter turmoil and death that's happening. I miss my yesterday's and I so terribly miss my friends, my brothers and my sisters who were taken ahead of their time. Lord help us. 🙏

[@MikeMoe710]

Well said👍🏻

[@eugenesedita]

Heart rending is the expression, not rendering.

[@johnfarley9142]

Still great in 22.

[@THE-HammerMan]

Good Lord! You said it, BROTHER!

[@davidkoerner1905]

They were one of my favorite groups in the 70s sure do miss that music

[@bobbrannon8261]

Forgot how good they were, one of the best vocal groups. Brought back a lot of good memories.

[@pigurine]

This song reminds me of youth, hope, and above all love.

[@yankeejohn58]

Anyone Who Isn't Touched Deeply by "Requiem For the Masses" Hasn't Got a Soul.. 😢 😢

[@belabelasko8223]

That one is a masterpiece.

[@johnhill7058]

Lame and deriviative, maybe no soul but some taste.

[@sylvianewman8471]

Requiem for the Masses needs to be reintroduced to this generation. What a wonderful find this was! Love, love, love it.

[@arno-luyendijk4798]

Do I count as this generation for you if I told you I was born a year after this performance? And that I like the Association from the first time I saw them on KZbin a year ago?

[@dragoflight2noname952]

My wife and I had never my love as one of the songs played during our wedding. We both might be 1990's kids but love the 1950's- pre disco 1970's music best

[@templerman1]

Yes it should be! Our military is still made up of a vast majority ofor good men and women. Dedicated, and honorable. But many of them still join because they have no other options just like then.

[@sinnnatra]

Wow they are predecessors of both DEVO and Gary Puckett and the Union Gap :)

[@adriantomlin2902]

@@dragoflight2noname952 definitely a darn good wedding song!!

[@Wolfsky9]

" EVERYTHING THAT TOUCHES YOU " is a flat-out masterpiece. ------------Composed by Terry Kirkman , it is MY #1 all-time by this very underrated group.----------WolfSky9, 74 y/o

[@LUIS-ox1bv]

Very much in agreement. This song touched me greatly upon my first hearing it.

[@kevinkilduff2064]

Even with a rough recording, one can grasp the superb vocal and melodic talent of these late 60s icons. "Windy" is one of the greatest songs from an era of great music!

[@joerichardcycles69]

RIP Larry Ramos , . .what an amazing vocalist and part of The Association, . . .

[@tuyssuzian]

Joe richar

[@50buttfish]

He was also the "FUNNY GUY" of the bunch. Saw them in 68; Farmington UT (The Lagoon).

[@PeterKKraus]

Such an underrated band. Great harmonies.

[@jhollie8196]

Memories of a good time in my growing up. Both parent’s healthy and alive. Dad goes to Vietnam in 69 as a Marine. Songs of my childhood. Thanks for sharing

[@christopherthorkon3997]

Ageless music. I think it is a shame that the Beatles, as remarkable as they were, got so much more attention than the Association. The Association was extraordinarily talented -- just amazing.

[@lylecosmopolite]

The Association did quite well with everyday Americans. Not so well with the people who wanted the rebellious sophistication of, say, the Doors or the Jefferson Airplane. I have never heard of the Association having a following outside of the USA except possibly Canada.

[@reneborja9863]

​@@lylecosmopolite Also in the Philippines many followers here. Count me in.

[@alanboas810]

Larry Ramos and the rest of The Association was Sunshine Pop at it's very best. Always looked good and sounded great!

[@brianwofford3831]

Yes, I got a little nostalgic and wanted some old music. The "Associations" came to mind, so I pulled up this video. I enjoyed it immensely, but when the opening of the last number came on, I experience a few seconds of a shiver running through me! Thank you so much for the emotion that can be envoked by music.

[@College-Boy]

What a beautiful band of musicians !!

[@leerothman7570]

About the last era of REAL music and REAL musicians........not this noise of today. Everything That Touches You.............GREAT tune

[@duomerikissa3200]

For me this music is life! Favorite band of mine!

[@dawna4185]

miss the great decades, 60's, 70's...glad i was shaped by them!

[@geofbrit59]

Along Comes Mary was such a cool pop song to come out in 1966.

[@richardpowell3259]

Pot song. Mary jane.

[@bradgross6138]

@@richardpowell3259 yes it was. Tandyn Almer said so himself and he should know. He wrote it.

[@boblewis1227]

What a talented group! Voices from Heaven!

[@danmaly4139]

I remember sneaking in to see The Association at a nearby liberal arts college when I was 12 years old (1967). I think we also saw The Lettermen and The Boxtops. Pretty cool stuff back then.

[@aidalopez9259]

I really love all of their songs..that's why ..they're always my fav...I can't forget them..never my love...

[@twiggystick]

They blew my mind (without the pharmaceuticals) when I first heard them on pirate radio in deepest, darkest England in the Sixties. Still love their music today - awesome!

[@glynwelshkarelian3489]

Was it Caroline? Or maybe London?

[@luvpants2012]

Never My Love is one of the sweetest songs I've ever heard.

[@wrongwaypete]

Several years back I had the pleasure of spending some time with Terry Kirkman, founding member of the Association (second from left in the first cut, playing the recorder), who wrote "Cherish" and the masterpiece "Everything That Touches You," among others. Believe me, our conversation was a time I most definitely cherished. A very intelligent, well-read, and thoughtful guy doing at the time yeoman's work in the San Fran area as a drug-alcohol rehab counselor.

[@Wacokid48]

+Wrongway Pete - he wrote some beautiful songs that still fill our hearts and memories...thanks for your post !..

[@keithpopko7068]

Great story; thanks for sharing.

[@Unixilandia]

I would love to have met these gifted musicians. Top of the line music! ❤️

[@hayesman76]

So Terry Kirkman is his name ... he was pretty cool wearing those double-breasted suit jackets, playing the recorder and swaying to the music back in the day. In fact, the tones of his recorder are an essential part of The Association’s distinct sound, IMO.

[@redhead5762]

Everything that touches you is a song I have to play over and over sometime seven times in a row that's how great it is

[@johnshields6852]

I remember this band had a bunch of hits, I loved these songs, as a kid in the 60's,70's. Thanks for the memory.

[@OzzyTunesIII]

Ahhhh, Real Music!! What a breath of fresh air!

[@SteelHorseRiders]

Indeed!

[@donaldbeard6231]

So much talent glad i was there way back when 😊

[@michaelolz]

The first few chords of “Along Comes Mary” are some of the prettiest I’ve ever heard. The song itself is excellence defined.

[@ian_b]

The rhythm is infectious!

[@jonathanmacpac]

Really jazz fusion. A fine song.

[@bradgross6138]

Tandyn Almer was a genius. Too bad he faded into obscurity

[@Fnstine]

@@bradgross6138 We all fade into obscurity. 💀

[@JohnReitz-ps2ct]

Yes, that was Oscar winner Greer Garson. Beautiful and classy as ever.

[@greggriffin3998]

Absolute 60's classics and as others have stated already - a very underrated group.

[@blackmore4]

Even if nothing else does, Terry Kirkman's sideburns ROCK! But all the songs are genius.

[@sharischiltz3302]

Wonderful Band ❤️❤️😍

[@bradgross6138]

five seconds of listening to this song, and you immediately know it cant be from any other decade but the 60s.

[@rangers199487]

Just for the record, Larry Ramos was actually Filipino chinese. He was also from Hawaii.

[@Lemanzytoe]

wow, is that so? well my middle name is Ramos and I'm a Filipino

[@LTJR.]

@Dayga you mean why his background, and none of the other band mates?

[@lesliegmn3927]

There were very few rock ‘n rollers of Asian descent in the ‘60s. In addition to Larry Ramos, Billy Hinsche’s parents were Filipino.

[@CLAelev1]

Larry was also part of the New Christie Minstrels. I saw them as a child at the Greek theater in Los Angeles in the 60s.

[@austinteutsch]

Not that it matters....stop being divisive, we are all Americans and let it go at that. shit.

[@0307601978]

We had a phrase back in the day to describe a group or sound like this "Pure Talent".

[@509Heavydrop]

And GROOVY 👍👌 lol.

[@ihavefallenandicantreachmy2113]

Yesterday's "Pure Talent", is today's "Funky Fresh."

[@deborahburns424]

Awesome compilation! Just want to say thanks for putting this out there for us. Many thanks to the Association for being such a fantastic bunch of musicians! Love the easy listening.

[@bobblisten6151]

Oh, the memories.

[@Ivehadenuff]

I forgot how wonderful the Association was! I also loved the Smothers Brother’s Comedy Hour.

[@gregharmon3797]

What great harmony, they don’t make them like that anymore.

[@nathalieconnor5803]

This band was wayyyyy ahead of its time! The drummer looks like a long-lost Cowsill!

[@mkeogh76]

Ahead of their time? How so? Everything about them from their appearance to their sound just screams: mid-1960's! Not a bad thing, but they were definitely part of their time.

[@rogercamp6071]

Drummer's name is Ted Bleuchel Jr.(think that's correct spelling)

[@jrsdsu1986]

One of the most underrated bands in the history of the pop charts. These guys are phenomenal writers, singers and musicians. There is an innocence to their songs. They were brilliant.

[@MrRoundwound]

Much overlooked,indeed

[@debbyebryner4557]

Windy is my favorite. Always made me smile when I was a child

[@LUIS-ox1bv]

Folks that weren't around in 1967, have no idea how immense of a hit this song was during that year. And this was given airplay along with songs from St.Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, "So Happy Together, " by the Turtles. "Groovin," by The Rascals. "Somebody To Love," by the Jefferson Airplane. A great year for music.

[@FloydianFreak13]

The Association was much more socially conscious than they were given credit for.

[@TrevorToonArt]

This is true. They saved a lot of electricity by having the wrecking crew record all the instrumentals. They would have taken months trying to capture half that talent.

[@QueenFan12]

@Dayga Socially conscious with what the youth were doing. Obviously its all just flower power bullshit, but they were the openers for the Monterey Pop Festival, so thats something.

[@martylmilton]

They were definitely one of the under appreciated groups of the 69s.

[@jeffwisener1378]

@@QueenFan12 flower power > republican greed and selfishness

[@CATMANDU77]

The Association were one of the best west coast sounds from the United States. In 1967 they brought out "Insight Out" a really apt album for that time, the era of flower power. I adored that album and when they brought out Birthday in 1968 which feautured the romantic and beautiful "Everything That Touches You" I thought I had truly found music heaven!! Wonderful music and thanks for posting this video! Tony

[@caroleann_2142]

Everything that touches you, is absolutely Gorgeous..All these years later...They were perfect harmonies

[@moemcgovern7345]

It's my favorite!

[@bitampi]

There was a time when people didn't watch music in video clips, just closed their eyes listening only... That's the difference!

[@janarnaud8058]

Exactly.

[@johnpearson492]

I have the Association's greatest hits album on vinyl. This is exactly how I listen to it, with my eyes closed soaking it all in.

[@RogerPeet]

I was 11 and I loved music 1965-1969 is the greatest time in American Music

[@MrTrashcan1]

Everything That Touches You is unfortunately overlooked and rarely played on oldies stations, but was one of their best.

[@adriantomlin2902]

Absolutely can't find an oldie station in my area!! Kinda pisses me off.

[@martinprendergast8603]

My Favorite 🥰

[@mikenunez4716]

guessing they never played them?

[@tuners7346]

Reminds me of my childhood 🕖

[@williamonderlinde5068]

@@adriantomlin2902 I don't work for Sirius XM, nor do I get any $$$ for shilling for them. However, I do have a basic version of it on my car radio, and it is a subscription, as in "Pay Money". 60s music on Ch 6 and 70s music on Ch 7. They have apps to put on your comp. & something else; Cell Ph.? I don't know for sure--too complicated for a tech yutz like me. I'm guessing it takes a specially configured radio/head unit(?) to get it, since I also push a button to get regular FM if I want to. Great music w/o a lot of DJ chatter or commercial BS. Never ever thought I'd pay for music, but it puts standard FM radio to shame.

[@shonebrooks7341]

I always loved these songs but i was only 10 at the time but loved their songs and voices and still do and another talent smotherbrothers did live if i remember correctly was Glen Campbell!