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Kenny Nolan wrote it ( who wrote and sang "I Like Dreaming" in the 70s). This song was made for BJ. The album "As we Know Him" is a great album.

“Thank you”.

Boy that brings back memories

🔥🔥🔥🌹🌹🌹👑👑 I'm glad Amazon music finally released this album

Sensacional 👏👏👏👏👏

Excellent tune!

I hear a tad of Dennis and Surf’s Up in there! Truly love this arrangement.

Brilliant song. Sadly missed but never forgotten

The fifth Beatle brought me here

Beautiful song

Listening to it at 1.25x is goated. Anyways I've always loved Darian's versions of the Boys

Hearing this for the first time.. it’s 🔥 🔥 🔥

Jamás hubo un grupo instrumental que siquiera se les acerque a the ventures.. fabulosos

I played this on Soul much soul radio!

I finally found this song after many many years. It used to play as the late night slow jamz intro on our local radio station during the late 80s. My teen years.💯🤜

BUTT LOVE ME!!!!!!

Phenomenal!! 🌟🌟🌟

Gostei gostei gostei

it sounds a bit like jellyfish as well

Hoh

Bless her. I wonder what God will do with that voice of hers can you imagine the angels listening to those high octaves, Bless her I was fortunate enough to meet her she was so kind x

R.I.P. Linda 😢

Amo esta canción. Dan no sólo era un cantante excepcional sino un gran compositor. Un gran músico. Su hermosa música seguirá viva por siempre ❤

Una verdadera joya musical de los 70’s. Inolvidable !!!

What a wonderful find this album was! Warmed already slightly crusty 18 year old heart back in 1972. Still does! Though my heart is much older!

Brilliant 👌

who is playing the sax?

Big ups to Jason Doyle for introducing the world to this gem. Jason is the producer of No Dunks (Formally known as The Starters)

Me encanta me facina la Amo esta melodía ❤

amé ese grupo hasta la médula, cuando Dan murió me sentí terrible, pero su música lo mantiene alive

Phil Cody a complete musical genius! It is a crime he is not recognized for his sensitivity to the emotional Construct of the Human Condition. Generously broadcast into Hearts of all those whose identities enrichment is accomplished thru the value of others.

Do you ever, other lady As you're walking through your day Think about the man we're sharing? Think which one of us is play? Do you wonder, other lady If you've passed me on the street? Would you know it's me you're seeing? Would your heart speed up a beat? Do you see me in his eyes? Do you feel me coming through? Does he bring my scent in with him? Does he have my funny smile? Do you laugh at things I say? Do you do things our way? Do you know me, other lady? I know you When I'm lonely, other lady I pretend I'm you, not me You become the waiting woman I'm the one he goes to see Let's be friends now, other lady There is nothing left to be I've always known he loves you You know he depends on me

Class

One of the most versatile vocalist in American history by far just great !

Jay terry and keely teslow nurse joy Debbie pim and Phil rev newsome best friend

Remembering Ellie Greenwich born on October 23, 1940. She was an American pop music singer, songwriter, and record producer. She wrote or co-wrote "Da Doo Ron Ron", "Be My Baby", "Maybe I Know", "Then He Kissed Me", "Do Wah Diddy Diddy", "Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)", "Hanky Panky", "Chapel of Love", "Leader of the Pack", and "River Deep - Mountain High", among others. - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ellie_Greenwich

No one sang like BJ Thomas he was just amazing what a. voice. !

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I love this song smm!!<3

Thats a very good record.

September rain and Beggin are finally getting the respect they deserve. Now 50 years later, they are being discovered.

Childhood memories ;o)

Great track

Best song on her 1968 album! It is often overshadowed by "I Want You To Be My Baby".

Very nice tune

I just found out that this album is not on spotify. I don't know why this album is not on spotify but it is a really great song. I can really tell that this isn't from Mercury Records because it doesn't show the logo.which is where she recorded her original songs from.

This is not the original track that was on the album. When I dj'd this is not the one that was played.

A. Very lovely song beautifully. sung by. B.J Thomas he. was just great period . R.I.P B.J.

amazing album

Uptempo driving 60s Motown beat with 70s orchestral backing with horns and Frankie's amazing vocal range. How was this not the A side? Overlooked by the masses to be cherished by the few. KTF.