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Probably the most impressive song I’ve heard so far this year. I was entranced hearing it live a few weeks ago.

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Love this. Thanks!

Thanks for capturing this! This guy's on another wavelength, I swear, can't get enough.

Love this song so much wish i was there 😭

I need the tuning and tabs for this song!!

Are you going to do more performances?

Thank uuuuuu

Great job !! You guys rock! I love to find other musicians in my age bracket still rockin it ! A thumbs up and subscribe from me.. I tried the song also if you'd care to listen.. Cheers !

Absolutely amazing!!!! Best cover version I’ve ever found

My cousin should have tripped Mazeroski rounding first.

But thanks for this❤❤❤❤

I should have saw this in camden but tickets Com never sent me my tickets but their sure did charge my card beware

😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍. Xxxxx xxxxx

I was there!@!@ awesome

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Let’s find out

What’s the WE Billy Crystal,I never seen your name on the roster.

Burns is hard-left activist freak. Anything he puts out will have wild DEI woke Marxist spin. Avoid it.

Beautiful description man

What song is this?

I often come back to this video and enjoy this amazing 'medley' of songs. She truely is an amazing artist, writer, poet. She has an amazing gift and I am grateful she shares it with us. And thank you for recording and sharing this beautiful intimate moment!

Thank you for video 🫶🏻🫶🏻

That was great! One of my favorite Wings tunes. Well done!

I loved that Blanchard went to the mound before the last pitch, I think he said, "Hey Ralph, why dont you throw a meatball down the middle and become the most famous pitcher in WS history.?" And he did.

My mother was at that game. Legendary game in Pittsburgh ! I was around for the 71 and 79 Pirates Championships. 1979....both Pirates World Series and Steelers Super Bowl Championships. No sympathy for the Yankees...they CRUSHED the Pirates in 1927 World Series....arguably the greatest team in MLB history.

In those days the WS games were played in the daytime. I was in 6th grade & the teacher brought out a tv and we watched the first 5 or so innings at school. I lived just 3 blocks from school and ran home to watch the last 3 innings by myself. Mom and dad were at work and my older brother and sister were off doing teenage stuff. Although I was a Milwaukee Braves fan at the time it was nice to see the Pirates win this one. If the Yankees had won it wouldn't even be distinctly remembered like this one. Good show Bill Mazeroski, but we wouldn't even be talking now w/o Hal Smith's 8th inning homer.

WTF!? The Yankees were in the WS practically every year back in those days! And they’re still crying about Mazeroski?!?! And what’s this 1962 resolution sh*t? The Yankees beat the Reds three games to one in 1961! Geesh!

This aberration in unlikely as it gets ..... and a blip in the MANY YANKEE wins in the W.S.

The Pirate players from that team say the Yankees could play all winter and the Pirates will still win one more game than the Yankees! Go BUCS!

Just shows that defeat feels much worse than victory feels good.

As a lifelong Pirates fan conceived in the off season following this great victory, I am super proud that’s it’s my guys who brought the Yankees and their spoiled fans the most pain in the history of their team.

It was the worst day of my life. I was age 10 and the Yankees never lost. I cried for days. I will never get over the Pirates winning the World Series in 1960.

But stopped

I was 8 and walking up a dirt road towards my school. A man ran out his front door and yelled the pirates win. I remember i said s*** for the very first time in my life.

Nice vid! did you get any of Martha & Jon?

The ONLY WS that the MVP went to a player on the LOSING team. TOTAL BS for us Pirate fanatics.

You had it coming Billy!

The problem with this program is that according Burns that unless it was Red Sox, Dodgers or Yankees it got very brief mention.

Needs MORE VOLUME, Paul... a lot more. 🤔

So, 1962 was basically ignored by Ken Burns. San Francisco gets no respect! Bottom of 9th , two on, two outs, Mays and Alou on base, McCovey lines out to end it. And there's not been a "11th" inning addition to the Baseball Series regarding 2012 and the Giants coming back from two NL division playoff and league playoff elimination games to win the NL pennant and go on to win the WS!

Not mentioned: Pirates manager Danny Murtaugh would become the only manager/head coach in any sport anywhere to take his team to the top, leave, then return and do it again.

They still have a celebratory party every October 13 in Pittsburgh at the site!🎉

It took the Cubs 108 years of tragedies before victory in 2016.😅😅😅

It may be a controversial perspective but I think it’s the years that Yankees lost - 1955, 1957 - that make the streak of triumphs that much more impressive. You can have the better team and still not win. It happens all the time. The losses make the victories greater.

And this series immortalized again in the movie “A Bronx Tale”. Little Cologero: “Bill Mazerowski. I hate’em. He made The Mick cry”.

The real Mr. Octobr mantle. 18 world series homers 😊!!

Yeah, that was a hard loss that is never forgotten. What would have been the outcome if that ball didn't jump up and hit Tony Kubeck in the throat. Wecwill never know!

The Pirates were fortunes favorites. They took the lead due to a mishap on their lousy infield. The MVP of the series wasn't even a Pirate. It was Bobby Richardson. As a 12 year old Yankee fan from Queens I wept bitter tears. Now as a 75 year old - I'm still angry about it some wounds never healed. I must admit that after a long dry spell Pirate fans deserved a break.

Two things. Number one. There is a euphoria with winning the big game, especially the big game, that cannot be described. It’s a great emotional joy deeply embedded, in pure happiness. The opposite is to lose the big game. Mickey Mantle is my childhood hero, and my childhood hero cried all the way home after playing 10 years with the Yankees. Number two. I’m a National League fan, a fan of the Cincinnati Reds, I remember, pulling for the Pirates. But I also remember those great Yankee teams, and they were truly great. As I mentioned, Micky Mantle was my hero. But Maris, and Berra, Stengel and Boyer, Richardson and Blanchard. Ford and even the goat in this series, Terry. Truly great teams. I love baseball. Unlike any other sport, it’s emotionally attached to my soul. God Bless Baseball.