The Youngbloods ☮ "Get Together" 1969

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[@fdsannie]

I was in 9th grade when this was going on. Exactly it reminds me of Vietnam. The songs and the lyrics from back then were about love, peace, diversity............. It is bringing tears to my eyes ........ :-)

[@giftedplanksify]

Great song! I love the guitar! I wanna learn it!! God bless all the Veterans this Holled weekend!!

[@KristinKali]

Yes! God Bless our Veterans!! And Happy Birthday to the Navy!

[@827dusty]

Jessi Collin Young of "The YoungBloods" had such a smooth and calming voice. He was the epitome of the "Peace and Love" generation. I love this song because the message is as relevant today as it was then. Hippies and Flower Power ruled the time. Thanks for another memory. Such a mellow song.

[@mariofiallos6880]

I, feel the same way, thank you.

[@andrewschultz7930]

One of the best things from the 60's is, the great "anti-war" music that was written. There are a lot of songs along this line, all written in protest of the Vietnam war. I was just a toddler when this hit the air waves, and I can't tell you how many times this song has ran through my head, radio, and life. If there was ever an anti-war cry, this song is it.

[@stinkypete891]

This one and Tim Buckley " Once I was".

[@jeffhammers5677]

The Youngbloods were very big in Seattle. They played all the rock festivals around here

[@johnallen869]

Classic 60's peace song! I was 14 and remember the news telling how many were killed that day in VN, so sad. Chet Powers aka Dino Valenti /Jesse Farrow, was also a member of Quicksilver Messenger Service, he wrote and sang lead on a lot of their songs, including one you reacted to, The Truth. His What About Me, is a powerful song that covers about everything! Thanks KK!

[@lawrenceeason8007]

Epitomizes the 60's psychedelic folk rock sound

[@josephmacaluso9461]

Great song and my favorite reactor, a perfect combination.

[@michaeleasterwood6558]

This is a song for all times

[@aaronarnold7653]

Childhood memories...

[@michaelscott7462]

Wow....very heartfelt. Thank you Kristin.

[@mariofiallos6880]

Thank you Kristin, you have a good class and touch,I, love your finding.

[@KristinKali]

You are so welcome!

[@geraldjensen6831]

Heard this for the first time in a small bar on Tu-Do street in Saigon...bass is incredible wqhen turned up---shakes your bones...

[@carlosvasquezvasquez2845]

Thanks 🌹😉🍒🌟🙏

[@TheMacRiada]

I first heard this song in 1969 (12 years old) while I was living in San Diego.

[@johnduval8891]

The difference between hippies of the 60s and today's hippies is the music! You could express yourself through music then. Not so much today. ☮️

[@KristinKali]

You are so right John! i tell ya... different times... but the communication is always a must!

[@andrewcormier529]

This song is a song for a generation in the late sixties during the war I was good friends with Jerry corbitt who was on the left in this picture for while when I was out west I use To cook at the rock inn and lake Elizabeth California Jerry used to come in regularly have me cook up deer sausage for breakfast that his father would send him from Massachusetts sounds funny but it's a true story I went to his wedding he married one of the waitresses at the restaurant I still wonder if there together he was a fun guy Great song has a very special sad meaning for me due to a loss of a young person right when the song 1st came out but I still enjoy listening to it and it makes me think of jerry and wonder how things are going in his life along with Jesse colin young lead vocals this song is an anthem thanks for spreading the music.

[@rhwinner]

Kristin is one of the few reactors whose interruptions don't bother me... ;)

[@KristinKali]

Thankyou so much for that my friend! means the absolute WORLD to me! :) just everything!

[@lennonmccartney5222]

Tenía 12 años y fue mi primer gran tema que escuché ......despues de The Beatles

[@gp4themes758]

when the one that left us here - returns for us at last. that's the message.

[@lawrenceeason8007]

A perfect compliment to this tune is The Turtles - "Happy together" if you haven't done it. They go together like Sunday and 🏈

[@KristinKali]

I think you are on to something Lawrence! Thankyou!

[@teodororeynoso7748]

That was an era of idealism that spawned songs as I Like to Teach the World To Sing, Aquarius, Imagine

[@joepowell7025]

The sixties were a time of great change, great music, great innovations, great thinking, great fashion and some dark times. We had a conscription ballot for young men aged 19 and that included me to go and fight in Vietnam. Fortunately my birthday date was 28 and it never came up. But a lot of my school friends did get called up and some died .... It should never had happened.

[@KristinKali]

So VERY tragic Joe... honestly... ive met an befriended so many veterans... including my "bubs' Jerry Kirk... my life long family friend, family doctor....town hero... everyone's favorite uncle... i miss him terribly... he passed away 2 years ago... but not without leaving an indelible mark of what Vietnam was for him and so many others.. I have photos.. patches... letters, chits, a hat, pendants... but i would give anything to talk to my bub again just for a minute,

[@joepowell7025]

Oh Kirstin, I fully understand how you feel and I know that he is there watching over you and enjoying your music... hugs.

[@shawnyoder1575]

Always grear

[@CrayzMark]

Oh those opening few seconds, nd everything clicked, I fckn love this song 💯💯

[@CrayzMark]

Aw salutes Kali! Stories you nd your friend Jerry shared, so special. Thanks again for sharing with us 💯🙏

[@KristinKali]

You are the best MarkB 🥺

[@CrayzMark]

@@KristinKali preciate that ❤ what's up?

[@KristinKali]

@@CrayzMark nothin... just answering old comments and i saw you in here :)

[@CrayzMark]

@@KristinKali well that's good 2 c 👀🤘

[@jamessparks3876]

when i hear this song i think of Krist Novoselic in nirvana's song territorial pissings lol

[@stevensorrell1625]

It was first released in 1967. It hit the pop stations on the reissue, hitting #5 on the month we landed on the moon. If you haven't yet, check out the movie "1969" with Winona Ryder, Keifer Sutherland, and Robert Downey Jr. It isn't an excellent movie but it IS a very good movie with a spectacular soundtrack. I am not positive in my recollection, but I think the movie largely ignores the landing.

[@mariofiallos6880]

Out the theme,I, love Winona Riders,, thank you for mentioning.

[@cspringer333]

another great artist that played at the pop festivals with The Youngbloods is Melanie. Lay Down (Candles in the Rain (1970) Here is another anthem kzbin.info/www/bejne/np3TZKqjepmVmKs

[@wardandrew23412]

Just a tip. When making one of these videos, don't interrupt the song for long periods while you stare blankly at the camera, read comments, or vocalize any random thoughts that come to mind. Listen to the entire song and leave the other stuff for the end.

[@stinkypete891]

Listen to Tim Buckley 's "Once I was ".

[@jeremycole3008]

Kinda cool your playing these old songs for us old guys before we're wiped out from the fax and covid

[@KristinKali]

☺️🙏💕🗣we might just all be wiped out

[@titusauriliuschariotmakert2490]

U.S. Army '71-'74. Survived.

[@jeremycole3008]

Didn't some kid from south park Colorado named Stan marsh like this song too?

[@dadmateryn8092]

Who is Jerry

[@KristinKali]

He was my dearest friend... a friend of the family since I was born; he died suddenly.. and I haven’t been the same since..

[@dadmateryn8092]

@@KristinKali so sorry to hear that. if i had words to comfort i would say them however i do have ears working very well anytime

[@joepipe1010]

Nice song, that war was a tragedy and so far from Usa. Too much victims.

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

The Vietnam war was so horrible, and in the end was found to be so unnecessary. What a waste. So sad.

[@mariofiallos6880]

Maybe not, look now how prosperous are they now,but however I like your comment.

[@davidroache4699]

Can someone say Hypocrisy? Just for the record, Freedom ain't free. And speaking about Hypocrisy, why won't Jesse Collin Young (AKA Perry Miller) bury the hatchet with former music partner, Lowell (Banana) Levenger and allow his soothing, smooth, cosmic and very much blissful guitar gifts to compliment Jesse's voice for the world to enjoy once again? How about it, Jesse?

[@lawrenceeason8007]

What a mistake to have sent our military over there

[@KristinKali]

Exactly friend...