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Nice

Love the side eye he gives you 😂

That's so sweet.

he ;looks like my daughters dog '' kushy .

My only complaint about this song is that it is too short!

Great song❤

Love this song .❤

That's Audrey Meadows.

They are so dam great their music iconic always to be remembered rip Mr Crosby 😢

Excellent.

Very nice. I do appreciate the music. More, please. I'd do it myself but lack a turntable.

Is that actually true stereo ? Some state it, but aren't. I know The Wanderer is on the same reissue 45.

Kinda reminds me of the Mother Hips, from California.

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Congratulations! I am looking for a turntable like this as well. I know the spindles for these can be hard to come by but I'm not giving up hope.

Uma bela máquina, e uma ótima música 🎶... dois clássicos..

1:26 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

"White Rabbit" by Grace Slick's original band , The Great Society was from 1966 on Autumn Records. The Jefferson Airplane's version was from 1967 when Grace joined that band, replacing original singer Signe Anderson. The original pressings were on the 1967 black RCA Victor label with Nipper The Dog on the left side of the label. The copy you have is a RCA "Gold Standard" oldies re-issue from 1977.

Love both but.my favorite. Year of the cat❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

Interesting that in Canada and the UK, RCA Victor handled the distribution for Dunhill Records, while in the US the distribution was by ABC Records. Jimmy Webb first offered this song to The Association as a 20-minute song cycle with Bones Howe offering to produce it, but The Association thought it was too long, and turned it down, recording the "Birthday" album instead. Richard Harris was an Irish actor who already had a singing role in the 1967 movie "Camelot" as King Arthur, so Jimmy Webb offered it to him, and he agreed to do it. When Jimmy first gave promotional copies to radio stations, the FM stations had no problem with the 7 minute length, but AM stations requested if they could edit it down to at least under 4 minutes. "No, you can't do that", Jimmy replied, "Either play the full 7 minutes in length, or don't play it at all." The AM stations gave in, realizing that the DJ's could take a short break while playing the record. The Beatles would repeat the same trick later in 1968 with the release of "Hey Jude."

Composed by John Carter and Kenny Lewis, two members of the British band The Ivy League ("Funny How Love Can Be" was their biggest hit.) Another British band named The Little Darlings had the British version with it first on Fontana in 1965. The Music Explosion recorded it two years later.

Man I loved u

Love all u guy's n gals ❤😂🎉

Classic record player is nice uffda

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My favorite song of him...rest in God's care Eric Carmen 😢

Thank you for playing these gems..

RIP Eric Carmen!

Great! What a gigantic collaboration: Frederic Chopin > Barry Manilow > Donna Summer!

It sounds like Beach Boys.

Correction: it starts at the second O0:3

starts at minute 00:3

I remember this song well. It was on the radio that year.

I saw the title and I was expecting a cover of the Burt Bacharach song. What a nice surprise and a wonderful new (to me) song.

This song always made me tear up. It captured the true sorrow of love lost.

Getting Elenore vibes from that verse. Been listening to Raspberries all week. He was a great artist.

I love you forever ❤

❤❤❤

:(😥

0:13 Interesting how the vinyl drops at the beginning, and that tall thing in the center, don't think I ever saw before. Please tell us about that ..

Good bye Eric

so long eric ''''

i have the album which this is on .

a lo of good tunes on k tel . hard to find ones .

i got this on a 45. bought it when it first came out .

Muit especial! Parabéns pelo cuidado com essa joia rara!

大好きな歌なので聴けてよかったです！ありがとうございます

Oh man....I wanted to read the label more.

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