This song 🎶 bring back old memories, still listening in 2023 He have a soulful voice! This is my favorite song 🎶 so tell me are you a fan of Ronnie Milsap…?
Friday night dances and sock hops were always the best part of the week.* I could never count the number of times I've danced to "In the Still of the Night." I didn't understand at the time how special it was to grow up in small-town America in that era. Looking back, I can see it clearly. How did I get so fortunate?? *Just need to add that, during the summer, teen night at the pool was right up there with the Friday night dances.
They tell me the same thing. I stayed in the past. I just love the music from back then . Best music ever. I could dance to it all night long but i just could not find someone who felt the same
Music has a beautiful ability to heal and it doesn't matter if that healing is to the mind or spirit. Life can be hard at times. Why not remember try to remember the feelings of long ago..the beginning of all our hopes and dreams. If we are able to lose ourselves for awhile .. remember and feeling can be a blessing. Ill take all the blessings I can get. I don't think everyone will have such memories and to me that's sad. Enjoy your music Jim!
Nothing wrong with that I listen every night I was 13 in 1954 I was in the Vietnam war came home went to college university Oakland 6 yrs then went to work Thor the federal Govt but I kept Ronnie Milsap I am glad GOD gave him a beautiful wife an voice RONNIE WE LOVE YOU MY WIFE AN MYSELF I PRAY YOU LIVE A LONG AN HAPPY LIFE YOU ARS OUR HEROE GB
This is such a great song. My parents grew up in the 50’s, they don’t stop talking how great it was. Well, I grew up in the 80’s and I feel the same way. Really is a shame today doesn’t have this kind of warmth, this kind of feeling. Best to you all.
My grandparents would tell me so much about the 40's and 50's, just thinking of it and their stories makes me sad, wish they were here, and wish I could've got a glimpse of this. God bless.
Lost both grandparents in 2019 when I was a kid they would dance to this in the living room until my poor grandmas arthritis took over. Such a deep love they had for each other they were married 64 years. What a time, what a love what a life
My friends I live through all of that and then some grew up in New York City in the Bronx in the early 60s life was a lot simpler back then but also a heart at the same time government was not so big then Big Brother wasn't always looking over your shoulder enjoy the memories
I was 12 years old in 1956. I remember when Elvis started. And now He is gone. It just doesn't seem right. The 50s and 60s were the greatest time in history. People trusted each other. You never worried about getting shot on your front porch or at a store. People went out of there way to help each other in the 50s and 60s. People Preach forget about the past and think about the future. I don't want to forget about the past because it was a past worth remembering forever. The future is something to worry about.
I grew up in the 90s with hip-hop music. And I just came across this artist on Instagram so I liked the voice and musical arrangement and decided to find him on CZcams. I kinda wish I grew up in this era with this classy music and society with etiquette.
congratulations on a long and happy marriage. I hope I can meet someone who loves me for who I am. my girlfriend recently broke up with me and is now back with her ex who treats her like crap. I just hope I will find it one day
You 2 are lucky love like that rarely exist anymore congratulations I wish you guys many more years I'm 38 my wife is 30 we've been married for 6 years my wife and I both agree if we could go back in time to any time period It would be the 50s we dance to this song at our wedding
Cool cars. Cool haircuts. Cool music. Wailing saxophones. Jerry Lee. Little Richard. James Dean. Dancing. American Bandstand. I'm so damn glad to have been alive at that time.
I was in high school in the 50's . It was the greatest time of my life. Married my High School sweetheart. We were married for 58 years. I miss it all so much.
I'm 71, knocking on 72. You're as young as you think, perhaps not as you feel. When I 1st heard this I thought, WOW! Ronnie nailed this far better than I've ever heard. My kids grew up with this music, the oldest 49, the youngest 39 & all 5 still listen to it. I just passed it on.
Iam 78 still listening to it we had no idea how good we had it back America was held to high living standard and good reputation now 2022 we headed down the toilet there's a killing every day drugs 😭😭😭😝
I also saw Ronnie in concert, about three years ago, at a club in Annapolis, Maryland. He was AMAZING!! I'm 67 now, have loved Ronnie Milsap for over 50 years!! And that night, in Annapolis, as I watched Ronnie, so appreciative to be there, as he serenaded us with his incredible voice and sweet, warm heartfelt lyrics, I was truly "Lost in the Fifties" that night!! 🌙 🌉 ❤️
Ronnie Milsap sure can sing. Lost in the Fifties Tonight was Milsap's 42nd single to be released. At the same time, it was also his 27th No. 1 hit on the Billboard Hot Country Singles. Sad that his Mother did not want her own child because he was born blind and thought God was Punishing her. Thankfully his grandparents took him as their own at the age of one and a half. God had plans for Ronnie who is now 73 years old and is releasing Hymns...God Bless you Ronnie!~
Thank you for sharing this info.I have been searching for this version of the song for a long time.Now I know exactly who sings it and will add it to my playlist.
I took my high school sweat heart to a dance at national guard armory and we danced to this very song I was18 she was 17 we married n 65 we just celebrated our 57th anniversary we have 2 children 3 grandchildren 1 great grandson
@@robertmayes1397 LOVE your story of your life and love!! Thanks for sharing with us!! What a tribute to how music touches our lives in ways we wouldn't dream of!! Blessings to you and yours, g 🙏
I was born in 51 so no romantic memories of the 50's but nice ones of many things in a united America. WW2 aircraft searchlights leading us to a fair or other activity. Ice cream stands, drive-ins, very dark sky at night, 2 or 3 TV channels, AM radio....
This song is so very special in so many ways! It takes us back to the grand good old days when life was simpler and family truly meant something! It tells the true heartfelt meaning of falling in love with that special someone who took your breath away!! And lastly it was what was playing in the front seat while we played in the back!!! I could relive those days over and over again!!!!
Back in my teen years, I saw Ronnie Milsap in concert. He put on an awesome show, and he has a great sense of humor. I'm 58 now, and remember that concert as though it was yesterday. God Bless you Ronnie Milsap.
Ronnie Milsap is one of the best singers ever, he's my favorite by far... do yourself a favor and binge listen all of his stuff, you'll be glad you did
I danced with my first girl with "In the Still of the Night" by the Drifters playing on a 45 rpm record way back in 1963. One of the dreamiest nights of my life.
Those wonderful days of driving to school in your senior year with one the most beautiful girls in the senior class and walking in the main patio with her arm in arm makes up for all the boring times you are now going through as in senior in life.
Love Ronnie Milsap he has such an awesome voice and is true country. I'm 54 yrs old and I grew up listening to Ronnie Milsap and George Jones and the others LOVE the old country
Heard it for the first time on a country radio station tonight, love the song. Brings back good memories of my late husband. Really miss him. Ronnie Milsap has an awesome voice he is so talented.
This is what my Cindy and I hoped for us at this time of life.sadly my Cindy has lost her battle with cancer and I'm left with those lovely memories alone,but there are many and will love her and these precious hours (40 yrs) for the rest of my days
Hello I really do appreciate you for being a big fan,thank you for your wonderful comments on my post,it really means a lot to me.I sincerely hope you never stop listening to my music
I shall always be grateful for the generation that I grew up in. Oh, to find that time machine and climb in. Well, I'm outta here people. Heading on back to the 50's where life made sense. You take care.
I actually did sound for one of the song writers to this song before Ronnie released it. Mike Reid use to play pro ball for the Cincinnati Bengals before turning song writer, he showed up early to the sound check and lifted the sound gear on stage before my roadies showed up.. So yeah this song sticks with me as well...
Don't know for sure what it is about this song that brought me here but I sit here listening to it while thinking of my parents. They were married in 1948. My dad passed away in 2002 and my mom was buried today. They were more of your "old school country" kind of folks and my dad loved his bluegrass but my mom really enjoyed Ronnie Milsap's music. I imagine them dancing to this now.
I never knew he had a cover of this song. Love it. I knew this song from Dirty Dancing and Ronnie's version has been requested the past 2 nights on the country radio and I instantly fell in love... miss the old country legends 😔
Hello I really do appreciate you for being a big fan,thank you for your wonderful comments on my post,it really means a lot to me.I sincerely hope you never stop listening to my music
I went to a George Strait concert in 2008 and Ronnie opened for George and the whole crowd was singing with him and it was my first time hearing his music and I was hooked I had to listen to all of his music that night on the drive home it was amazing.
Got to enjoy both Doowop worlds....in 1956 the Five Satins came out with "In the still of the night", and in 1985 Ronnie Milsap came out with "Lost in the 50's Tonight"....both versions are fantastic....in '56 I was in high school...!!! No matter, when I hear either of these songs my memory goes way back as do the emotions of those eras.
Hello I really do appreciate you for being a big fan,thank you for your wonderful comments on my post it really means a lot to me.I sincerely hope you never stop listening to my music…..
Patrick Nuckles not possible to have a favorite from talent like this. And by the way just throwing this out there I do appreciate literally 95-97% of today's country not named florida Georgia line rascal flats Keith urban Chris shitpelton and john party
We (my wife & I) saw Ronnie years ago when he was only the 'Warm-up' singer for Charlie Pride! At the time, we both commented, "That young man is Going Places, one of these Days!"
We can go thru the rest of our lives with this one song and only this one song sung so beautifully by Ronnie and be satisfied for our lifetimes. Just an Absolutely Amazing Talent. 🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻
Classics are classics at any age! Thank God I was there in those years! And that some young people today can still see today. Just how great it was back then! Oldies forever!
I’m lost in the 60’s. Would give anything to go back Greatest music decade ever and times so much simpler for a boy raised in a small farm in Missouri.
Thank you Ronnie for your music !! I love your voice, especially in this song !! I was born in 58, but thanks to my mom, I know 50's music. I love it !! Every time I play this song it takes me back to the days of watching my mom do all the dances to all this great music !!! Love you Mom, love you Ronnie !!
Hello I really do appreciate you for being a big fan,thank you for your wonderful comments on my post,it really means a lot to me.I sincerely hope you never stop listening to my music
Brings back memories of my era! After football game dances, my date whispering in my ear how great I played, cruising from one end of our home town to the other! Truly a time of sweet innocents!
Sounds exactly like my youth. Depending on which year (sophomore, junior or senior), I may not have been able to whisper how well my guy had played since the one in my junior year was mostly a bench warmer. 😆 But it was okay with me because he was a good dancer. Those Friday night dances and sock hops were always the best part of the week.* I could never begin to count the number of times I've danced to "In the Still of the Night." I didn't understand at the time how special it was to grow up in small-town America in that era. Looking back, I can see it clearly. How did I get so fortunate?? *Just need to add that, during the summer, teen night at the pool was right up there with the Friday night dances.
I am a lock key kid, or x generation if you will, and I grew up with old courntry, where Ronnie Milsap once reigned... a true legend, and what a voice!
I hear ya...lunching with a co-fossil yesterday we agreed we lived in the best of times in the era Ronnie sings about. Damn, but we were lucky! Which beats the hell out of being good...
Remembering the past does Not mean we are living in it. What it Really means is that we have wonderful memories of the Times when we had TIME to really Know what was important in life! Love, tenderness, sharing, dancing close, and valuing what will NEVER happen again. Worlds is going out of control, but we have our GOD, our country, and our family and friends AND Memories.
I was born in 1957 and this song is close to my heart it reminds me of my mom and dad, it such a beautiful and romantic song and Ronnie has the perfect voice for this excellent song ❤️👌
A true musical classic! His wonderful voice and that famous Five Statins song from the 50's. Where is this music today? Some of the best songs came from the late 50's and early 60's. Can play and listen to these songs forever.........
I'm 32. i am blessed to be born in a time with all these great tech stuff and a share of old tech along with some people I have meet in my life. When it comes to people now days. Makes me wish I was alive in the fifties. People were better back then and got along better. I know there are good people out there now. They are hard to find.
Ronnie's still living. He turns 75 next year, but since his music isn't the "in thing" anymore, the radio stations ignore him. Shame on them, because the man is still awesome.
Saw Ronnie in concert in the the 80's. He was fantastic! My father in law disappeared for about 30min after the concert. We found him just as he was walking out of the tour bus. He was invited in to meet Mr. Millsap.
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It's amazing how many people still come back to listen to this masterpiece in 2024 this song will never get old it's legendary.
My mom and Dad used to bump this jam when my brothers and I were kids in the 80s. I recently rediscovered it and am so thankful, what a great song.
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Yes it certainly is.
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awesome song i use to hear this song while a kid hanging in the bar with dad.
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Lol same here.
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Amen
I am 76 years old and I can still remember when that song came out. It brings back so many good memories. Those were the good all days.
This song 🎶 bring back old memories, still listening in 2023
He have a soulful voice!
This is my favorite song 🎶 so tell me are you a fan of Ronnie Milsap…?
I am 80, brings back so many memories… a different world then…
@@nancyhegland7195 I’m 58 hope you don’t mind the age difference between us…?
The old music had the best lyrics.
Yes yes!! We called that a belt buckle polishing song.hehe
We were so innocent and naive. How lucky we were to grow up in those great years!
When life was life and music was music. Can I get an amen?
Amen..no one can imagine what we experienced unless they were there.
AMEN!!!!!!!!!!!
Amen
Remember when music was this good? So moving, you can feel it transform you to another level instantly.
I sure do.
Yes this era of music really touched your heart and had meaning. Im64 and I love all the oldies songs . They were the best
There is still music today that is just as moving. It's not on normal radio.
Friday night dances and sock hops were always the best part of the week.* I could never count the number of times I've danced to "In the Still of the Night." I didn't understand at the time how special it was to grow up in small-town America in that era. Looking back, I can see it clearly. How did I get so fortunate??
*Just need to add that, during the summer, teen night at the pool was right up there with the Friday night dances.
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One of the greatest songs I've ever heard. His voice is truly sublime. ❤
He was unreal!!!! I saw him in Dallas, in 1987!!!! Beautiful!!!!❤😂
Definitely
Thank God for Ronnie's timeless voice.
I get goose bumps listening to this. My friends wife said I'm living in the past. What the hell is wrong with that?
They tell me the same thing. I stayed in the past. I just love the music from back then . Best music ever. I could dance to it all night long but i just could not find someone who felt the same
NOTHING!
Music has a beautiful ability to heal and it doesn't matter if that healing is to the mind or spirit. Life can be hard at times. Why not remember try to remember the feelings of long ago..the beginning of all our hopes and dreams. If we are able to lose ourselves for awhile .. remember and feeling can be a blessing. Ill take all the blessings I can get. I don't think everyone will have such memories and to me that's sad. Enjoy your music Jim!
nothing if it make you happy
Nothing wrong with that I listen every night I was 13 in 1954 I was in the Vietnam war came home went to college university Oakland 6 yrs then went to work Thor the federal Govt but I kept Ronnie Milsap I am glad GOD gave him a beautiful wife an voice RONNIE WE LOVE YOU MY WIFE AN MYSELF I PRAY YOU LIVE A LONG AN HAPPY LIFE YOU ARS OUR HEROE GB
This is such a great song. My parents grew up in the 50’s, they don’t stop talking how great it was. Well, I grew up in the 80’s and I feel the same way. Really is a shame today doesn’t have this kind of warmth, this kind of feeling. Best to you all.
My grandparents would tell me so much about the 40's and 50's, just thinking of it and their stories makes me sad, wish they were here, and wish I could've got a glimpse of this. God bless.
Lost both grandparents in 2019 when I was a kid they would dance to this in the living room until my poor grandmas arthritis took over. Such a deep love they had for each other they were married 64 years. What a time, what a love what a life
I will be 74 years old December 31 I love all of these slow romantic songs
Great memories!
Why can’t life be that simple as it was back then? The innocence we once shared has disappeared.
Hi Sylvia
My friends I live through all of that and then some grew up in New York City in the Bronx in the early 60s life was a lot simpler back then but also a heart at the same time government was not so big then Big Brother wasn't always looking over your shoulder enjoy the memories
Oh so true wish I was back there
Too many greedy people
The way life should be.
THIS IS WHEN I WAS GROWING UP. MISS IT SO MUCH. THANK GOD THE MUSIC IS STILL HERE. ☺♥
so true bro
Agreed...
how old are you??
....prolly the same as me
I was 12 years old in 1956. I remember when Elvis started. And now He is gone. It just doesn't seem right. The 50s and 60s were the greatest time in history. People trusted each other. You never worried about getting shot on your front porch or at a store. People went out of there way to help each other in the 50s and 60s. People Preach forget about the past and think about the future. I don't want to forget about the past because it was a past worth remembering forever. The future is something to worry about.
@@larryhardin7805I feel the same way and I'm 18
I grew up in the 90s with hip-hop music. And I just came across this artist on Instagram so I liked the voice and musical arrangement and decided to find him on CZcams. I kinda wish I grew up in this era with this classy music and society with etiquette.
I met my husband at a school dance in 1957. I was 15 and he was 16. Ah what sweet memories. Still married to him for 53 years.
congratulations on a long and happy marriage. I hope I can meet someone who loves me for who I am. my girlfriend recently broke up with me and is now back with her ex who treats her like crap. I just hope I will find it one day
That's awesome. So many forces trying to break families apart. Refreshing to see those that withstood them. Congrats on you living the dream.👍❤❤
You 2 are lucky love like that rarely exist anymore congratulations I wish you guys many more years I'm 38 my wife is 30 we've been married for 6 years my wife and I both agree if we could go back in time to any time period It would be the 50s we dance to this song at our wedding
Alan Love So true. Im 55 my wife is 39 and we both love this song. If i could go back i would too. But only if i could be with my family❤❤
Best entertainer of. All time
Cool cars. Cool haircuts. Cool music. Wailing saxophones. Jerry Lee. Little Richard. James Dean. Dancing. American Bandstand. I'm so damn glad to have been alive at that time.
I was in high school in the 50's . It was the greatest time of my life. Married my High School sweetheart. We were married for 58 years. I miss it all so much.
yes good years to be a kid and teenager if we had just know how lucky we were
Cool cats
Right on Duane!!!
Me too Duane Stuart. These songs were the best sound track of our lives.
So glad that I grew up in the fifties.
Joel Shelton Your very blessed. Best time ever. I was born too late.
I'm 71, knocking on 72. You're as young as you think, perhaps not as you feel. When I 1st heard this I thought, WOW! Ronnie nailed this far better than I've ever heard. My kids grew up with this music, the oldest 49, the youngest 39 & all 5 still listen to it. I just passed it on.
Great job. Great gift to your children.
I looked like the guy putting on his cufflinks
Even the way he acted. So into myself back then. LOL!
I,m 70 and still get goosebumps from this song, thanks ronnie
Ditto
me too Klaus ! 73
Same with me!!!!!!!!
Iam 78 still listening to it we had no idea how good we had it back America was held to high living standard and good reputation now 2022 we headed down the toilet there's a killing every day drugs 😭😭😭😝
I'm 86 and love this song like no other. I was a teenager in the '50s and I lived this song and others.
Just saw Ronnie in concert a month ago. At 75 yrs young he still can hit his classic endings.
I also saw Ronnie in concert, about three years ago, at a club in Annapolis, Maryland. He was AMAZING!! I'm 67 now, have loved Ronnie Milsap for over 50 years!! And that night, in Annapolis, as I watched Ronnie, so appreciative to be there, as he serenaded us with his incredible voice and sweet, warm heartfelt lyrics, I was truly "Lost in the Fifties" that night!! 🌙 🌉 ❤️
Need more of these songs today..I grew up with them. You could actually understand them.
This song is TIMELESS!!!
who doesn't wanna get lost in the fifties? it was a time of great movies tv shows and amazing music plus it was more innocent times then!
I'm all in on that one thank you!!!
yes it was a better time than it is now
I mean besides the racism
@@GoansAblazeBBQ Nothing wrong with purity
I was getting divorced 1983, Ronnie helped.
Ronnie Milsap sure can sing. Lost in the Fifties Tonight was Milsap's 42nd single to be released. At the same time, it was also his 27th No. 1 hit on the Billboard Hot Country Singles. Sad that his Mother did not want her own child because he was born blind and thought God was Punishing her. Thankfully his grandparents took him as their own at the age of one and a half. God had plans for Ronnie who is now 73 years old and is releasing Hymns...God Bless you Ronnie!~
Thank you for sharing this info.I have been searching for this version of the song for a long time.Now I know exactly who sings it and will add it to my playlist.
How can she be so cruel he's blind and also very talented
+Emma Robertson i dont think its so much cruelty but ignorance or fright but we got to witness that talent
i just did
+Diana Poulton yeah he's got talent
The saxophone always gets me it takes me back to sweet and innocent times. 😍
Why cant we have this music back again its so nice and calming.
Love Ronnie Milsap and never get tired of listening to him. He can sure sing. He is a gift from God and brings so much joy to so many with his music.
Yes, Ronnie Milsap has always been the best singer. Bring's back memories, of happy times and being young and in love and so happy!!!
Hi pat
I can listen to Ronnie Milsap all night. I have one of his cd's with this song on it and I listen to it every nite. 💘
His voice!! Oh, his voice! Brings me to goosebumps!
I'm 60 years old, soon to be 61 and you guys are correct. This was an awesome time. Great music.
Just turned 73. With memories and experiences like this; I am sure we boomers will out live the millennials.
"Our" generation...the one that changed the world.
One of my favorite songs of all time and the best video anybody could ever ask for! Love Ronnie Milsap
Hey how are you doing today..?
We were so innocent. And so lucky to have been in the fifties. Beautiful !
I took my high school sweat heart to a dance at national guard armory and we danced to this very song I was18 she was 17 we married n 65 we just celebrated our 57th anniversary we have 2 children 3 grandchildren 1 great grandson
@@robertmayes1397 LOVE your story of your life and love!! Thanks for sharing with us!! What a tribute to how music touches our lives in ways we wouldn't dream of!! Blessings to you and yours, g 🙏
I was born in 51 so no romantic memories of the 50's but nice ones of many things in a united America. WW2 aircraft searchlights leading us to a fair or other activity. Ice cream stands, drive-ins, very dark sky at night, 2 or 3 TV channels, AM radio....
This song is so very special in so many ways! It takes us back to the grand good old days when life was simpler and family truly meant something!
It tells the true heartfelt meaning of falling in love with that special someone who took your breath away!!
And lastly it was what was playing in the front seat while we played in the back!!!
I could relive those days over and over again!!!!
Back in my teen years, I saw Ronnie Milsap in concert. He put on an awesome show, and he has a great sense of humor. I'm 58 now, and remember that concert as though it was yesterday. God Bless you Ronnie Milsap.
Didn't get the pleasure of living that era but can certainly appreciate the music. 2020 and this man is still performing! You're a legend RM 💙
This was one of my dad's favorite songs. He used to randomly belt out "Hooold me darlin'." I laugh cry every time I hear it.
Nice nice
I love being lost in 50"s. Where songs had meaning. Love 💘you Ronnie.😉
The greatest rock and roll doo wop hit ever and Ronnie did it justice !!!!
Such a beautiful song could not be sung by a better artist then Ronnie Milsap
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biddle james you HOT !
Love this song
He is a great singer
27 years on this earth and can’t believe I just found this masterpiece. Truly amazing a song can take you back to a time when you didn’t even exist.
Buy Ronnie Millsap. He has many like this
Ronnie Milsap is one of the best singers ever, he's my favorite by far... do yourself a favor and binge listen all of his stuff, you'll be glad you did
28 years on this earth and I just found it myself.
I danced with my first girl with "In the Still of the Night" by the Drifters playing on a 45 rpm record way back in 1963. One of the dreamiest nights of my life.
LOVE THE OLDIES!!! I LIVED THEM!!! GREAT MUSIC!!! THANKS 😊
Those wonderful days of driving to school in your senior year with one
the most beautiful girls in the senior class and walking in the main
patio with her arm in arm makes up for all the boring times you are now going
through as in senior in life.
Love Ronnie Milsap he has such an awesome voice and is true country. I'm 54 yrs old and I grew up listening to Ronnie Milsap and George Jones and the others LOVE the old country
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I am 69 years old and I remember when it first came out
Heard it for the first time on a country radio station tonight, love the song. Brings back good memories of my late husband. Really miss him.
Ronnie Milsap has an awesome voice he is so talented.
This is what my Cindy and I hoped for us at this time of life.sadly my Cindy has lost her battle with cancer and I'm left with those lovely memories alone,but there are many and will love her and these precious hours (40 yrs) for the rest of my days
Sorry for your loss
you can't beat music like this
another great singer from the 80s u should listen to is laura branigan my god she had an angel's voice
Robert Smith II no but you can come EQUAL to this
I agree. We need music sung, written, and produced exactly like this. So enjoyable.
Hello I really do appreciate you for being a big fan,thank you for your wonderful comments on my post,it really means a lot to me.I sincerely hope you never stop listening to my music
I shall always be grateful for the generation that I grew up in. Oh, to find that time machine and climb in. Well, I'm outta here people. Heading on back to the 50's where life made sense. You take care.
George...you are going to have to get a bigger time machine. LOTS of people will want to go with you!!
I'm 48 and fell in love with this song when I was 10 and still love it
I actually did sound for one of the song writers to this song before Ronnie released it. Mike Reid use to play pro ball for the Cincinnati Bengals before turning song writer, he showed up early to the sound check and lifted the sound gear on stage before my roadies showed up..
So yeah this song sticks with me as well...
I’m 47 here in 2022 and still loving this song too. Takes me back to the 80s and wishing for the 50s !
The saxophone, WOW!! My favorite Ronnie Milsap song!!
mine to
Angie K ,absolutely the sax sounds freaking sweeeet n much music
Angie K me too i love saxophone
Thank you, Mr. Saxophone player! Loved it!
Angie K IKR! Fantastic song. This is 1 of those songs you need to find someone to dance with♥
One of the best slowdancing songs. I miss the days of good music and school dances after the football games.
Shout out to my step father Harry Livingston. Thanks for turning me on to such precious music. Rest in you're world now.
Don't know for sure what it is about this song that brought me here but I sit here listening to it while thinking of my parents. They were married in 1948. My dad passed away in 2002 and my mom was buried today. They were more of your "old school country" kind of folks and my dad loved his bluegrass but my mom really enjoyed Ronnie Milsap's music. I imagine them dancing to this now.
That is so sweet!
Nancy wilson
Baltimore this was the style of music from their youth. Doo Wop and R&R
This song was played at my grandfather's funeral 😭
I'm sorry for your loss
b colt johnny u , 58 59 champs, the best .......
Love the 50,s songs,they had beautiful words of LOVE with Feeling and Compasion.Great time to be a teenager growing up at that time.
This is a great slow dance song to dance with someone you are deeply in love with
I am 75 . One of the best songs of all times. Olgoat
I never knew he had a cover of this song. Love it. I knew this song from Dirty Dancing and Ronnie's version has been requested the past 2 nights on the country radio and I instantly fell in love... miss the old country legends 😔
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I lost my my best friend, and this kind of music brings peace to your heart
I still get teary eyed at this song and many others Ronnie sings. I was born poor and this music in the 50's kept me going. God Bless you Ronnie.
I went to a George Strait concert in 2008 and Ronnie opened for George and the whole crowd was singing with him and it was my first time hearing his music and I was hooked I had to listen to all of his music that night on the drive home it was amazing.
I know i was born in the 90s but this song is pure class 👍👍👍
This is a time i wish I was around in.
Got to enjoy both Doowop worlds....in 1956 the Five Satins came out with "In the still of the night", and in 1985 Ronnie Milsap came out with "Lost in the 50's Tonight"....both versions are fantastic....in '56 I was in high school...!!! No matter, when I hear either of these songs my memory goes way back as do the emotions of those eras.
It was a nice song, Ronnie Milsap made a masterpiece out of it, God Bless you Ronnie!!!
Been lost in the fifties a lot back in the day.Ronnie was there doing his thing.
Ronnie Millsap can sing ❤️
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Great song, great artist and what a voice, Ronnie was a master
THANK YOU.
My favorite Milsap song
Patrick Nuckles not possible to have a favorite from talent like this. And by the way just throwing this out there I do appreciate literally 95-97% of today's country not named florida Georgia line rascal flats Keith urban Chris shitpelton and john party
We (my wife & I) saw Ronnie years ago when he was only the 'Warm-up' singer for Charlie Pride!
At the time, we both commented, "That young man is Going Places, one of these Days!"
We can go thru the rest of our lives with this one song and only this one song sung so beautifully by Ronnie and be satisfied for our lifetimes. Just an Absolutely Amazing Talent. 🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻
I swear those sax's are killing me! 😀❤️😀❤️
Best doo'wop song ever! Nice take from Ronnie Milsap.
Classics are classics at any age! Thank God I was there in those years! And that some young people today can still see today. Just how great it was back then! Oldies forever!
I’m lost in the 60’s. Would give anything to go back Greatest music decade ever and times so much simpler for a boy raised in a small farm in Missouri.
My Father in law's favorite song. I love it and always associate it with him. An amazing man from the 50s
The most wonderful time to be growing up. All you had to do was just be a kid and experience all the wonders of learning what the world had to offer.
Born 5/25/1950......it was good
I am 70 years old and I love to think back to these memories.
Such a beautiful song. I love all of Ronnie's music but this song just holds a special
Place in my heart. Brings back a lot of good memories.
Ronnie is so great, this is a wonderful song. Thanks Mr. Milsap💖
I would love to go back to the fifties. A peaceful time in my life.
I feel like I'm still lost back there, it's my favorite music, I love the sax in this song, and in a lot of his other songs too.
Chad Dunnam chad -- how old are you?
Thank you Ronnie for your music !! I love your voice, especially in this song !! I was born in 58, but thanks to my mom, I know 50's music. I love it !! Every time I play this song it takes me back to the days of watching my mom do all the dances to all this great music !!! Love you Mom, love you Ronnie !!
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Brings back memories of my era! After football game dances, my date whispering in my ear how great I played, cruising from one end of our home town to the other! Truly a time of sweet innocents!
Dave Logsdon hi DAVE! But now the question is can you still hear the whispers laugh out loud
Sounds exactly like my youth. Depending on which year (sophomore, junior or senior), I may not have been able to whisper how well my guy had played since the one in my junior year was mostly a bench warmer. 😆 But it was okay with me because he was a good dancer. Those Friday night dances and sock hops were always the best part of the week.* I could never begin to count the number of times I've danced to "In the Still of the Night." I didn't understand at the time how special it was to grow up in small-town America in that era. Looking back, I can see it clearly. How did I get so fortunate??
*Just need to add that, during the summer, teen night at the pool was right up there with the Friday night dances.
Ronnie Milsap, Lost in the Fifties bringing back so many memories from the eighties. I love this song!
you cay that again! everytime i hear this song im 17 again-such great memories!
WHAT REALLY HURTS ME IS I WAS THERE AND LIVED THIS
I know what you mean. I never thought it would go away.
I'm a millennial but damn I love this song so damn much... this is what real music is suppose to be
gabrielgalaxygh your correct. I am 37 and love music from the 50s and 60s, much better than that stuff they call music today.
You got it!
You should listen to Billy Joel's Innocent Man album, also a tribute to the music he grew up with...
I am a lock key kid, or x generation if you will, and I grew up with old courntry, where Ronnie Milsap once reigned... a true legend, and what a voice!
gabrielgalaxygh and he's a damn good blind musician and singer!!
I am 73 and this song always makes me just melt. I love it.
When music was kind . Beautiful ❤️🙏🏻
ah the fifties!!....what a time to be alive....this song catches it all.......especially when you're crowding 80!
I hear ya...lunching with a co-fossil yesterday we agreed we lived in the best of times in the era Ronnie sings about. Damn, but we were lucky! Which beats the hell out of being good...
Remembering the past does Not mean we are living in it. What it Really means is that we have wonderful memories of the Times when we had TIME to really Know what was important in life! Love, tenderness, sharing, dancing close, and valuing what will NEVER happen again. Worlds is going out of control, but we have our GOD, our country, and our family and friends AND Memories.
As an "oldie" reminiscing takes me back; that's not living in the past, that is enjoying the memories made ...
I was born in 1957 and this song is close to my heart it reminds me of my mom and dad, it such a beautiful and romantic song and Ronnie has the perfect voice for this excellent song ❤️👌
Helene Lavergne I was born in 1963. Grew up with a passion for this incredible era.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
watched this video many times, didn't realize Ronnie was driving the car!!! Probably better than some with vision!!!
A true musical classic! His wonderful voice and that famous Five Statins song from the 50's. Where is this music today? Some of the best songs came from the late 50's and early 60's. Can play and listen to these songs forever.........
Bill Cook Ditto that. Listen almost every evening before bed. Just wonderful music. Can't get enough👍❤❤❤
Fred Parrish, the lead singer of the Five Satins, also got writing credit for this song too. Thanks Ronnie!
@@joshuabrooks4907 He did. So, it's Fred Parris (my father in law) who just passed away a couple of weeks ago. Such a legend.
@@LoveDimashali I'm sorry to hear that.
This was what I grew up on. Brings back good memories 💖
Never heard of Ronnie Milsap, nor did I ever hear this song. It is simply... breathtaking, shivers down my spine...
I'm 32. i am blessed to be born in a time with all these great tech stuff and a share of old tech along with some people I have meet in my life. When it comes to people now days. Makes me wish I was alive in the fifties. People were better back then and got along better. I know there are good people out there now. They are hard to find.
I visited Nashville and Memphis last month, July 2015, and I can honestly say now.... "I miss you, Ronnie Milsap!" Come on back!
Ronnie's still living. He turns 75 next year, but since his music isn't the "in thing" anymore, the radio stations ignore him. Shame on them, because the man is still awesome.
Hi Kate
Beautiful music. Always liked Ronnie. Would love to see Ronnie and K.D. Lang sing together
I'm not a 50's child I'm 34 years old but this is one of my favorite Ronnie Milsap songs!
Saw Ronnie in concert in the the 80's. He was fantastic! My father in law disappeared for about 30min after the concert. We found him just as he was walking out of the tour bus. He was invited in to meet Mr. Millsap.
jmw