At least four bands have performed under the moniker The Reflections:
Read Full Bio ↴At least four bands have performed under the moniker The Reflections:

1. A New York City vocal soul group formed in 1971.

They also served as Melba Moore's background vocalists during a 1972 tour.
In 1971, Melba was preparing for a tour and required some singers for a Gospel section of her act.
What began as a two and a half week run, developed into a three-and-a-half-year tour.
They recorded for Capitol in the mid-'70's, and made one chart number, 'Three Steps from True Love,' in 1975. It was their lone Top Ten R & B hit.
The track was taken from their album 'Love on Delivery', which was produced by J.R. Bailey. The Executive Producer was Larkin Arnold.
Also contained, on that album, is the track 'She's My Summer Breeze', popular on the UK rare groove scene.

2. The Reflections were also a Pop-Rock/Blue-Eyed Soul group in the early-to-mid 1960s from Detroit, Michigan.

They had one major hit single in 1964 called "(Just Like) Romeo and Juliet", written by Bob Hamilton and Fred Gorman. The song was produced by Rob Reeco on Golden World Records. The disc reached #6 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and #9 on the Cash Box magazine chart.

3. A UK DIY post punk supergroup and easily one of the rarest titles issued by Cherry Red. The assemblage culls together personnel from Alternative TV (Mark Perry, Dennis Burns), The Lemon Kittens (Karl Blake) and The Door and the Window (Nag). They released an LP titled Slugs N Toads in 1981.

4. A one-time Louisiana group from 1971, promoted by their original label RSVP as "a five-piece band with only two people in it"--Allis Murray and Harold Collins. Their Unique Sounds of the Reflections album featured an instrumental surf-rock rendition of The Beatles' standard, "Eleanor Rigby".

Romeo And Juliet
The Reflections Lyrics

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(Ooh, ooh, oop)

Finding a job tomorrow morning
Got a little something I wanna do
Gonna buy (gonna buy) something I can ride in

A-take my girl datin' at the drive-in (take my girl)
Our love's gonna be written down in history

A-just like Romeo and Juliet

I'm gonna buy her pretty presents
Just like the ones in the catalog
Gonna show (gonna show) how much I lover her

Let her know that one way or the other (let her know)
Our love's gonna be written down in history
A-just like Romeo and Juliet

(Ooh, ooh, oop)
(Doo, doot, doot, doo-doop)

Just like Romeo and Juliet
A-just like Romeo and Juliet
A-just like Romeo and Juliet
Just like Romeo and Juliet

Talk about love and romance
Just wait 'til I get myself straight
I'm gonna put Romeo's fame right smack-dab on a date, ah

Alright now I'm speculatin'
Wonder what tomorrow's gonna really bring
Hey if I don't find work tomorrow
It's gonna be (gonna be) heartaches 'n' sorrow
Our love's gonna be destroyed like a tragedy
Just like Romeo and Juliet

(Ooh, ooh, oop)
(Doo, doot, doot, doo-doop)

Just like Romeo and Juliet
A-Just like Romeo and Juliet
A-Just like Romeo and Juliet

(Just like Romeo and Juliet)
(Just like Romeo and)

Overall Meaning

The Reflections’ song “Romeo & Juliet” is a sweet and hopeful love song that expresses a future vision for the relationship between the singer and his girlfriend. The song is about a young man who is looking for a job, and hoping to buy a car which he can take his girlfriend on dates with. The chorus repeats the line “Our love’s gonna be written down in history, just like Romeo and Juliet” - this communicates the sense of grandeur and timelessness that the young couple feels towards their love. The song is optimistic and romantic, expressing hope for a happy future for the couple.

The verses of the song are full of detail about the singer's plans for their future. He describes wanting to buy his girlfriend presents from the catalog, and wanting to show her how much he loves her. The feeling of grandeur is tangible throughout, with the lines "Our love's gonna be written down in history" underlining the fact that the singer is thinking beyond the present and towards the future. The bridge of the song takes a more introspective turn, with the singer questioning what the future holds for him and his girlfriend. He speculates on what tomorrow will bring, and worries that if he can't find work it might all fall apart. Despite these feelings of anxiety, the overriding feeling in the song is one of excitement and hope for what the future holds.

Line by Line Meaning

Finding a job tomorrow morning
I'm looking for work tomorrow morning

Got a little something I wanna do
I have something I want to do

Gonna buy (gonna buy) something I can ride in
I'm going to buy a car

A-take my girl datin' at the drive-in (take my girl)
I'm going to take my girlfriend on a date to the drive-in movie theater

Our love's gonna be written down in history
Our love will be remembered forever

A-just like Romeo and Juliet
Just like the famous love story of Romeo and Juliet

I'm gonna buy her pretty presents
I'm going to buy her nice gifts

Just like the ones in the catalog
Just like the ones you can find in a catalog to buy

Gonna show (gonna show) how much I lover her
I'm going to show her how much I love her

Let her know that one way or the other (let her know)
I want to make sure she knows how I feel about her

Our love's gonna be written down in history
Our love will be remembered forever

A-just like Romeo and Juliet
Just like the famous love story of Romeo and Juliet

Talk about love and romance
Let's talk about love and romance

Just wait 'til I get myself straight
Just wait until I get my life together

I'm gonna put Romeo's fame right smack-dab on a date, ah
I'm going to have a love story just as famous as Romeo's

Alright now I'm speculatin'
Now I'm just thinking out loud

Wonder what tomorrow's gonna really bring
I'm curious about what the future holds

Hey if I don't find work tomorrow
If I don't find a job tomorrow

It's gonna be (gonna be) heartaches 'n' sorrow
I'm going to be sad

Our love's gonna be destroyed like a tragedy
Our love will end in a sad way like a tragedy

Just like Romeo and Juliet
Just like the famous love story of Romeo and Juliet

A-Just like Romeo and Juliet
Just like the famous love story of Romeo and Juliet

(Just like Romeo and Juliet)
Just like the famous love story of Romeo and Juliet, again

(Just like Romeo and)
Just like Romeo and Juliet, again

Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: Freddie Gorman, Bob Hamilton

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03Can't You Tell by the Look in My Eyes2:12

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05On Broadway2:29

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07Like Columbus Did2:19

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Comments from YouTube:

@user-lw4pd1ff5u

18w↑22

It's 2023. Is anyone still listening? Next for me will be Lou Christie's "Lighting Strikes".

@berniecioffoletti3398

10w

I am!!!

@KiraReminiec9399

9w↑2

So am I

@geewhiz3131

6w↑1

Right there w ya 🎉🎉😊

@geewhiz3131

One of my deepest fave songs after the Lads ❤❤❤

@abproductionsbobbutler1254

2y↑19

I played the guitar for these guys in Cleveland and Detroit back in '65.

@geewhiz3131

6w↑1

How cool 🎉🎉🎉🎉

@adrianjohnson8103

11y↑8

This song is from 1964, yet it sounds so much better than the garbage we have today that passes for music.

@utbob2010

1y↑18

Everytime I hear this song it takes me back to a very warm spring day heading down the 101 in a 1957 Thunderbird with the top down.
It was my brother's girlfriend's car, and we were heading over to Malibu for some sun, surf and fun.
It's been close to 59 years, and I still remember that wonderful day listening to this wonderful song.
Thank you so much!

@arnelennartheklof4537

33w↑1

A great memory to remember.

@johnnypoker46

2y↑57

I still love this song nearly 60 years later! Last time I heard it public was in a drugstore about ten years ago.

@heybacchus6899

44w↑3

I’m 38 and grew up with this song and love it. My father taught me all of the oldies on top of myself learning

@ajgottesman

14w

your dad loves you!@@heybacchus6899

@Molstep

12y↑126

I'm only 16 and I love this song, this music and everything about the 60s.. i wish stuff in the charts now was like this!! <3

@5Puff

3y↑6

25 now

@bisonette5

2y↑9

I was 16 when this came out. Still sounds great.

@BlueDragonArt

2y↑3

If you're still listening to the 60s sound, but want a new band, The Young Veins put out an album "Take a Vacation," and the recording quality even sounds 60s (which is hard to replicate with modern tech).

I also really love The Redwalls, but they're clearly trying to sound like The Beatles (love 'em, though. Chicago band :D)

@JoaquinLucero22420

2y↑3

@@BlueDragonArt hey, thanks for the references. I only know of one newer band trying to replicate the older sound and that is “Durand Jones and the indications” they are pretty good at nailing that 60-70s sound.
But thanks again, I’m gonna check these guys out

@BlueDragonArt

2y↑2

@@JoaquinLucero22420 @Joaquin Lucero Thank you, too! I hadn't heard of Durand Jones! I'm gonna check them out, too!

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@DaJoQuim

5y↑18

Love this song. They don't make music like this anymore.

@LuisEReyes-ln5lc

3y↑61

My FAVORITE song to play in while drivin' in my convertible with the top down, with a girlfriend on sunny Saturdays ...going to the beach or through the countryside!!!!! Thank you Reflections

@christopherphillips8027

6y↑149

I love this song. And yes, I am a black man. I love the oldies. Better than any music that is out today.

@cassandramitch8793

5y↑5

Christopher Phillips I agree with you 👍 This music is the best, want to dance? Iove black men, you black men are the sexiest around!!😘😘👍

@johnnybelinda8539

5y↑13

hahhaa shouldn't have to explain anything about liking good music no matter what race or whatever. I'm old & I like it too.

@nickjames8768

5y↑14

Who cares about what color you are. Great song brother.

@cassandramitch8793

5y↑1

alterdestiny yes? What's your comment?

@ChrisPBacon-XtraM3TY

5y↑7

Great music can move people of any color!

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@stance56

16y↑3

Growing up in the 60's was the best because of the music. I was born in the late 50s, but always enjoyed music. We grew up with music in the house. I also had lots of older cousins, so early rock'n'roll was big with them. Love 40s, through 80s, but partial to 60's music.

@philbrown9764

4y↑10

I was 15 when this came out and today at 71, I still like it as much as I did back then.

@marygrant882

Hey dude, I'm 71 also, and I loved it at 15.

@marvinrusso6446

1y↑25

Still sounds great years later...just great 👍

@johngooding4908

4y↑3

Classic arrangement. If you don't feel like dancing you're probably dead.

@katrinamulberries4567

4y↑3

Thank you. i was born in 1960 and when i discovered Bobby Darrin when i was 13.. i was in heaven. Thank you.

@johnandlat

16y↑50

This is one of the best songs I've ever heard. My mother told me in 1964 when this came out, most of the white kids were listening to The Beatles, while the black kids rammed the record stores to by this single. It reached #1 on the R&B charts.

@raanangeberer1903

3y↑3

This was done by a white group for a black producer and a black-owned label.

@stevemineer2857

2y↑3

@@raanangeberer1903 Explains why it sounds like Motown.

@jennifursun3303

2y↑5

@@stevemineer2857 motown musicians playing back there that is one reason why

@MsAppassionata

2y↑9

I’m black and I loved both The Beatles and this song.

@dianaarneson6590

2y↑6

A lot of us were listening to both. :)

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@harryfischeer7484

4y↑40

One of the greatest eras of music!!

@lylawilliams3224

2y↑8

Can’t beat the 60s! Muscle cars and the best music ever made! Truly the good old days!

@BlueDragonArt

Man...my teenage years were filled with listening to Mom's 45s. I loved the sh*t out of this song.

@chuckmaniaci2233

2y↑2

AND YET ANOTHER AWESOME GROUP FROM THE MOTOR CITY !!!

@larrrygail

11y↑26

The day my beautiful wife and I ran and got married, we listened to this song on my car radio, the day we got married. This and "Going to the Chapel", those were the two songs we said on that special day, would be ours and 48 years later they still are. I love her more today than I did back on May 1th 1964.

@paanne1013

2y↑8

One of my favorite songs from the early 1960's, brings back many good memories for me as a teen.

@margaretmartell5704

2y↑2

66 and still groovin Just like Romeo and Juliet oohhh. 🎼🎵🌺

@mason1611

2y↑18

I freaking love this song

@juliegr275

1y↑2

Same ❤❤

@sparx1951

12y↑8

How could you not like this song if are into 60's rock... Great!

@wilsonjames299

2y↑5

I heard this in 70s been one of my favorites every since. Thank you for sharing....2thumbs up

@talileali

11y↑15

One of the smokinest songs in rock and roll music! It pops and it struts it's stuff brilliantly! Everybody who've s heard this song has sung the chores!

@westpoint64

And to think that the Reflections themselves didn't think it was much of a song at all, at first. They thought it was a joke.

@stateofdreams1

11y↑30

A massive dance classic that still has the power to rock today. Some of these tunes will never die.

@josephfdanza4937

5y↑2

WoW....Only 832,000 views should be will over 1,000,000 great record #-1 hit in 1964... Joe D@ 73years old and sill loving this record...

@westentrance

3y↑27

Lots of history surrounding this recording. The original music was recorded at United Sound Studios in Detroit. It was first opened roughly 90 years ago and is still used to this day. It is a designated Michigan historical landmark. The vocals were recorded at RCA in Chicago. The finished product came from Golden World Studios in Detroit which was eventually purchased and used by Motown Records. Rumor says that several of the Funk Brothers played on the record.

@thomasm8699

50w

FUNK BROTHERS, YES SIR !!!!!

@oldermusiclover

40w

yep they did

@avapowell3053

I was going on 9 years old when this tune came out. Loved it as a little girl, love it today as an "old lady"!😂

@rhettjanes1056

2y↑2

Lol they play this song alot on an oldies station where I am from and when I am alone in the kitchen I turn it up real load and dance to this song lol

@jimjimsmusicmachine2487

28w↑1

I've done this at karaoke a few times.. always a crowd pleaser. Nobody else sings it.. brings back memories to the older folks ❤

@richardjones3522

5y↑32

I refuse to believe 94 did not like this song -- their fingers must just have slipped while clapping in time.

@grimson

Could be they don't like double suicides ;)

@billtyler4440

39w

In high school when this great song made it to number one. Great times the 60s were. I miss the 50s and 60s when it came to great music

@Christian06820

15y↑4

The Reflections achieved success purely on the strength of their well-crafted harmonies and cool professionalism. It's no wonder that four decades later The Reflections are still heralded as one of the finest vocal groups of The Sixties Pop and Doo-Wop Music Era.They are still performing today to sell out shows and standing ovations throughout The U.S.A. and Canada. The Reflections' name hangs proudly on the wall of the Cleveland Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame. Joey Finazzo Sal Prado

@grapesofwraith1066

15y↑27

I'm a high school student and completely agree- I wish so much that real good music like this was as prevalent today as it was then.

@paanne1013

It's still around for you to listen to, so enjoy it. 😉

@margaretmartell5704

2y↑1

66 just likeRomeo and Juliet 🎵 🎼 Still #1 🌺❤️

@garyscott4761

31w↑1

Another great Rock N Roll song

@timetravler8051

8y↑2

One of my favorite oldies! I sing this one (karaoke) from time to time. The crowd always loves this one.

@pargaluvva

16y↑1

Reminds me of my schooldays. I let a schoolfriend borrow this, along with some other singles, never to be returned!

@nikofazz

12y↑2

I'm 59 but remember this like it was yesterday. One of the best songs of all time.

@dbliss7

4y↑1

best saxophone backup EVER!!!

@billwest601

3y↑1

One of the best that ever was...LITTLE RICHARD...rip.

@sandy6660

36w↑2

Been a long time since hearing this song. Thanks for sharing. 🎶😊

@marianneleach918

1y↑3

love this song!

@HairBandDan

7y↑1

I could only imagine cruising in a Classic and this was on the radio 🇺🇸

@spideraxis

1y↑1

An oldie and a real goodie.

@jkapster1

14y↑10

I'm 19 and have loved this music since I've been 5. I think it's safe to say that I should have been born in the 60's.

@rafaelsolorzano700

Ja ja,in your dreams.

@jjkerwin4677

1y↑1

Great tune and my birth year too! Here is what's really weird...I remember hearing this on the radio when I was around 3, in my grandfather's '62 Galaxie. I am blessed to have a great memory.

@oftenwrong.

1y↑1

I love songs of early rock! I was just a little late!

@vantaylor7826

8y↑197

How could anyone who grew up in the 1960s not love this song? Like Randy and the Rainbows "Denise."

@hh7407

6y↑4

Van Taylor. I grew up in the 80s and 90s and I love it.

@Nellywoman197602

6y↑4

I wasn't even born until 1976 and this is one of my absolute favorite songs!!

@brianherrington7226

6y↑2

Van Taylor 62-68 Elementary school and AM radio were my 60s days and this tune was a memorable feel good tune of those days of innocence. The sixties even with its major drawbacks and turmoil was a better time to come up in because the condition of the human heart was pure and real and there seemed less evil in the world even with all that was going on oddly enough.

@freeguy77

6y↑2

Van Taylor, love this song and "Denise" to bits! Nothing like those 2 songs 2 remember the real good old days before that ugly War destroyed so many lives!

@papersnackers4603

6y↑3

I'm in my late 40s and I LOVE music from this era

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@battlestarmarc

47w↑1

Great song.
Short and sweet.

@katherinegates1559

3y↑5

😘 Thank you...So many Great memories. Loved this record back then and still Love it today.💞

@msvlines

12y↑8

I was so obsessed with this song when it came out, played it over, and over again! Thanks for sharing.

@feltongailey8987

2y↑1

This song practically epitomizes an age...long gone, sadly.

@mohairellis6402

4y↑3

I Love This Song>>>It sure takes me back, I was 13 with a beautiful girlfriend, this was a favorite and still is>>>!!!!!!!

@7ljm

13y↑11

Far out... this is my era. I was 14, living in Mobile, Al. watching American Bandstand. Thank you for post these memories.

@xToxicTurtlex

14y↑1

My 11yr old son loves this song...especially trying to keep up with the clapping. He might need a white dinner jacket for Christmas...

@seventiesmemories5116

5y↑41

OMG, I had this 45 and played it till it was ground to a pulp. And now here it is in crystal clear digital.

happy days..

@calvin777100

9y↑9

This is one of my best memories from 1964. It always meant a great deal to me to hear it on Saturday. It was a one hit wonder for them. It made it to the top 10! Great sound and for me many happy memories listening to it when it came on the radio or Dick Clark's Bandstand on Saturday after I came back from town with my mom and dad.

@Kinseydsp

12y

It sure sounded good Going for 3rd Gear at 90 miles an hour in my 1967 4 speed Grand Sport Buick 400 / 425 Hp. I would always start slaming gears Listening to this great song. Songs were alive back then, they spoke of Truth, life, real love and good clean Fun.

@GeorgeVreelandHill

5y↑7

The 1960s. A decade of change, but it had the best music ever.

@thomaskey.1343

8y↑81

great song. great beat . Perfect for dancing . the 60' S were incredible for music . I miss it all !!!.

@jennifursun3303

5y↑1

that is the fabulous Funk Brothers supplying it

@katherinegates1559

😊 Me too!! 💞✌️

@MinnieMouseRoks

14y

I'm 13 and I like the oldies as well as the music today :) x

@sanantharamiah1

15y↑4

More power to people with your taste in music. You are an inspiration for the next generation!

@HeyKim0012

14y↑20

Love this song! It reminds me of when I was a teenager and my mom listened to the oldies station. Back when the oldies stations played good music!

@BrooklynJoe

9y↑114

A song does not get much better than this! Love it, memories of 1964.

@indyguy1000

5y↑3

You're right paisan!!

@compulsiveguy55

9y↑72

It doesn't get any better than the 60's, 70's and 80's music. Lived the 60's as a kid and wouldn't trade those days, those memories or the music for today.

@brittanyballance2668

6y↑4

50s are quite nice too!

@artfrank649

5y↑1

Yes the 50s is when it all started continued 60 70 and into the 80's before it died

@CurmudgeonExtraordinaire

Except for that disco debacle in the mid to late '70s...

@eligebrown8998

I grew up in the 80s and I agree 100%. The 50s had good tools also

@Himlee335

Me too just no comparison

@SSGTA440

4y↑4

And the hits just keep on comin'.......more fabulous 60's music....the BEST!!

@SuitS06

13y↑1

love this group who had this top ten hit way back in the late 60.s

@fabiennehuse2080

2y↑7

Love this song 😍

@deusfilius7

1y↑1

My favorite 50s song. I feel it’s a bit ahead of it’s time for the 50s. Well written nice smooth tune.

@j20tower

15y↑2

Clear, crisp, clean sound. They sure knew how to make music back then. Thanks for the memories.

@patrickfeatherstone8464

7y↑60

I arrived in New York in the spring of 1964 from England. I put on local station WMCA, and this was the first song I heard.Still sounds good today.

@pars4245

4y↑3

I LOVE your comment and go straight to it every time I pull this song up. I cherish comments like yours; they give these songs even more impact. Thanks for sharing!

@rossdemarco1206

4y↑2

WMCA 🎶🎶🎶yeah yeah !

@patrickfeatherstone8464

4y↑1

@@rossdemarco1206 In 1965 i was staying with my aunt and uncle in a 5th floor appartment at 1608 Ocean Parkway Brooklyn.Living on the floor above was Jack Spector.

@rossdemarco1206

4y↑1

patrick featherstone Hey Pat are you related to the feather stones in the Teamsters union in the movie industry

@patrickfeatherstone8464

4y↑1

@@rossdemarco1206 no it's not me,I'm back in the old country.

@shergc

10y

I saw the Reflections do this song at Walled Lake Casino in Michigan, in the 60's. It's a great memory.

@ViralMusicallyEternal

7y↑1

I love this oldie!! just thinking of it!! too many great oldies to remember!! listened to them when I was from 5-15!! parents got me into great music.

@navigator3744

26w

I think I interiorized this song when I was eleven to live out its "heartaches and sorrow ... just like a tragedy ..." But is that vocal sustain at the end? Beautiful!

@Zorabust

15y↑1

15 over here, I aree with both of you. It's not like it's just older people saying "arg music these days," a lot of TEENAGERS hate the current music too. Well, to hell with that. I'm becoming a jazz musician! :P

@euanmorgans9599

5y↑13

I was born in 1984 and this is a gosh darn perfect great song :)

@mbrand19971

15y↑1

All you kids here I should applaud you. When I was about your age I was very much into the oldies which I still enjoy today even thjough I been liking it since I was 11 and now I'm 37.

@sparx1951

12y↑3

This song is almost 50 years old, and still with it! If you listen to the lyrics, it was the American Dream for the youth back then... maybe for some even still today

@lightningblue648

I was born in the 80s but always loved the sound and soul of the 60s. I can’t explain why I feel nostalgic for a period I never lived in but your comment really hit home. 1964 will always be a special year to me because on April 17th Ford released the Mustang. I can’t imagine how amazing it would be to have enjoyed this song when it was new in a new Mustang.

@paprikash1877

5y↑1

Just another song frozen in time.............A CLASSIC FOR SURE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@Non-794

Molly I was 16 when this hit the radios.

@Cristinatmg

2y↑2

Such A Great Song!!!💘

@Wolfsky9

14y↑3

Spring '64, during the Beatles invasion, a small classic, from Detroit Doo-Wop at it's best. I loved this one & never, ever tired of it. Wolfsky9, 64 y/o.

@Kinseydsp

12y↑2

EverytimeI heard this song driving My 1967 Buick GS 400 4 speed I had to crank it wide open. And it was fast had 425 Hp wish I had it now but memories can not be taken from you!!

@jeffreyruhl3138

43w

ONE OF THE GREATEST SONGS EVER MADE

@bessamilran255

10y↑219

Tony is my grandpa<3

@fntime

10y↑8

That's great :)
Did he continue in the music business?

@bessamilran255

10y↑20

yea he still sings and he is really good!!

@MagicGary1960

10y↑11

Your Grandpa has a fabulous voice, And I believe he was good friends with Lead Singer Nick Marinelli from the Shades Of Blue.

@bessamilran255

10y↑7

well thankyou I will tell him that you said that.

@Kinseydsp

10y↑6

Very Cool one of my all time favorite songs!

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@MONSTAR-

....our love will go down in history!!!.....singing! juss like Romeo and Juliet

@nutbagbrew102

15y↑1

just 17 crusin tweedy blvd in south gate with the radio blasting!!! YEA

@sustainfem

5y↑6

My best friend and I loved this song so much. And she's still my best friend today! Great memories, thank you!!

@poitrenaud

15y↑2

Tony Micale-one of the great Italian-American singers of the '60s! Go, Tony

@TheEldoradoKid

14y

Jersey Shore '65...my uncle Andy had Shore Bar, it's still there in Highlands below the lighthouse, this song was playing on the radio in our family '59 Chevy Brookwood as we went down to visit, had a great time on the beach, I remember the sand was very hot that bright day. Later we sat at the bar and had cherry cokes and beer nuts, no "PC Police" back then to kick the kids out of the tavern. Great times!

@summerz8867

16w↑1

Almost 2024🎶🌟

@dbliss7

4y↑4

I can't help but smile when I hear this song. I love it!

@chicotower

13y↑2

Out of sight! I was 13 going on 14, in the eighth grade and living in Hawaii when this song was on the charts! I enjoyed listening to it on KPOI, KORL and KUMU radio staions back then! The age of innocence and the teen years! Woo hoo!

@gsteeleproductions

4y↑1

Imagine if music still sounded this good. Many of our lives would be better for it! I was a radio dj in the 70's and played many many classic songs that I still love today!!!