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Their version of Beatles' Got To Get You Into My Life, is often played on the Iain Lee show on Absolute Radio in the UK as a music-bed. Iain tends to perform karaoke over the top, either as an intro to the next call or a segué between songs. Iain also uses other examples of their work as music-beds.

27 Dresses: Happy Together
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Imagine Imagine there's no heaven It's easy if you try No hell below…
You Light Up My Life: You Light Up My Life So many nights I'd sit by my window, Waiting for someone To …

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01Dirty Dancing: (I've Had) the Time of My Life4:42

02Ghost: Unchained Melody3:33

03Pretty Woman: Oh, Pretty Woman2:57

04The Wedding Planner: Annie's Song3:00

05Bridget Jones: All by Myself4:25

06When Harry Met Sally: It Had To Be You2:36

07Beaches: Wind Beneath My Wings4:50

08Thelma & Lousie: The Ballad of Lucy Jordan3:48

09City of Angels: Angel4:26

10What's Love Got To Do With It: What's Love Got To Do With it3:54

11Girls Just Want To Have Fun: Girls Just Want To Have Fun3:43

12My Best Friends Wedding: What the World Needs Now Is Love3:14

13Titanic: My Heart Will Go On4:38

14Legally Blonde: A Thousand Miles3:57

15Muriel's Wedding : I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself2:49

16Grease: Summer Nights3:38

17Love Actually : Here With Me4:11

18Romeo + Juliet: Lovefool3:15

19Notting Hill: When You Say Nothing at All4:08

20Fried Green Tomatoes : What Becomes of the Brokenhearted4:26

21Jerry Maguire: Secret Garden4:26

22Bodyguard: I Will Always Love You4:26

23Four Weddings and a Funeral : Love Is All Around4:00

24Breakfast At Tiffany's: Moon River2:44

25Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves: (Everything I Do) I Do it for You4:08

26Sleepless in Seattle: When I Fall in Love4:37

27Working Girl: the Lady in Red4:11

28You've Got Mail: Signed, Sealed, Delivered, I'm Yours2:35

29The Way We Were: The Way We Were3:25

30About Last Night...: So Far So Good4:04

31An Officer and a Gentleman: Up Where We Belong4:12

32Hope Floats: Stop! In the Name of Love3:01

33Moonstruck: It Must Be Him2:54

34The Bridges of Madison County: it Was Almost Like a Song3:35

35A Cinderella Story: I'll Be4:19

3627 Dresses: Happy Together3:02

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37Runaway Bride: I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking for4:31

38Mona Lisa Smile: the Heart of Every Girl3:38

3913 Going On 30: Mad About You3:27

4050 First Dates: Underneath it All4:59

41Love Story: Where Do I Begin3:06

42Meet Joe Black: The Way You Look Tonight3:02

43The Devil Wears Prada: Jump3:57

44Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason: Stop3:34

45Nine to Five: Nine to Five2:36

46Clueless: Alright3:00

47Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore: Jeepster3:46

48Bewitched: Everybody Hurts5:11

49Boys On the Side: Dreams4:28

50The Break-Up: Crazy Little Thing Called Love2:32

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Comments from YouTube:

Greg McKinney

3y↑75

If “Elenore” was written to teach the suits a lesson, he succeeded by proving them right! Possibly their best song ever.

Larry A

Love Elenore and sing it with my wife when we do restaurant, wedding, party and nursing home gigs.

Michael Boyce

3y↑1

By accident!

Suzanne Robbins

Oh the memories! 😊

T.R. Hart

3y↑1

I do believe it was their best song.

Steven Koehler

Yes—It reminds me of The Beatles

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Mr22thou

3y↑63

I always liked the Turtles, but I never took them seriously as a band. This documentary finally set me straight. I respect them now more than ever. Excellent, in-depth documentary And I love that they use the full songs rather than brief snippets. Also, I was pleased to hear that "Battle of the Bands" was inspired by Sgt. Pepper. I thought so.

Craig Fazekas

3y↑6

Can you imagine being these guys ? Having success, but being screwed around by the record company....and when things look bleakest ? Mr. Zappa comes calling....
Then Mr. Zappa is attacked & seriously injured on stage, ruining that edition of The Mothers, essentially.....
Up, down, up, down....
And they never lost their love for music or their sense of humor !!
They truly are to be admired. Read Howard Kaylan's book, BTW !!
🚬😎

K B

the last listenable version of the Mothers was with Flo and Eddie.

Scott Bracken

3y↑77

They were my favorite american band in 1965 as a 15 year old teenager. My uncle presented me with tickets to see the Mamas and the Papas. The ticket said the opening band would be The Turtles. I was pretty jazzed. This was in Covina California. The venue was a small theater called the The Carousel Theater. It was a 'theater in the round'. I was a budding musician and while it was my first concert, I knew they were really tight. Played all their own instruments. and all the vocals were there. Obviously they were highly rehearsed. Even the sound was well done.

Doctor Frequency

3y↑1

@Baby Driver I had to listen through the fillings in my teeth. ; )

Cudahy 1960

Now that is pretty awesome and right here in Covina California at the Carousal!!!! I’ve read that some really big singing groups and bands played at this venue during the 60’s.

Laura Salveson

@Jon Armond I was a senior by then

Jon Armond

3y↑2

I was born in Covina, California. Some years later, though...1971

Pamela Hay

Weren’t they fun though? 😁

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seeburg10

3y↑23

It was great to see and hear P.F. Sloan talk about his songs. He is an unappreciated writer, one of the cornerstones of the West Coast sound.

Matt

3y↑36

Such cool guys - smart and funny. As a band they were so underrated. Great mesh of art and pop. Turtles forever!

Troy Windhorst

3y↑41

The “managerial” segment at the end is the best thing ever. Those guys are hilarious!

Ila Hilda Sissac

Sad but true. But they survived the back stabbing!

gym shoe

3y↑3

Whenever there is talent there is success and when the money's flowin the sharks will gather. Too bad you can't trust people, but money will corrupt even otherwise decent people.

Cathy Kjar

3y↑35

Whenever I feel lonely or sad, I watch this. The friendship and fun of the band is really uplifting.

terry hill

3y↑1

me too,am still trippin,did they ever get money,is it to late for school

Angela Ackerman

3y↑231

Turtles belong in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame!!!!

Roxanne Allas

They will wait to the last min like they did with kiss. Paul was so mad at the people of rock and roll Hall of fame that's why they didn't sing no songs.

P

@JS Tex Renner Agreed...I don't know why people care about that. Meaningless.

Jan Newheart

3y↑2

What?! The Turtles aren't in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame? I just assumed they were. Wow!

ogam5

3y↑1

@WootTootZoot : OVER her idol Suzi - DITTO the Go-Gos before The Bangles (who were actually MORE successful.....)

WootTootZoot

3y↑1

The R&R HoF is a joke. I mean, look at who's there, Joan Jett for crying out loud....why? Others as well, it's a business, it has nothing to do with the quality of their's or any other bands catalog of work.

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michael maddy

3y↑65

They were a great group, hell all those bands had things in common, I think all groups copied certain things from others. I agree the turtles should be in the Rock an Roll Hall of Fame. There will never be a time like the 60s again. The music today is really junk. Those 60s songs really bring back memories.

Laura Salveson

3y↑1

@Kevin Hayden lower than the sewer. Hell, actually.

Ed Ryba

3y↑2

Yeah, you were wrong. But what’s the difference if you like the music??

Rat ate The cat

I aways soughtthey were a little gay???maybe i was worng??? 😶

Kevin Hayden

3y↑6

You ain’t kiddin about new music. Straight from the sewer.

Bill Holmes

3y↑25

Maybe the most underrated band of the 60s, and way more subversive and clever than their image. I had this documentary on VHS and later grabbed a DVD copy; I show this to someone at least 1-2 times a year. You can't watch this and not feel joy during and afterwards.

Mike Green

3y↑6

The Turtles played the 1967 or 1968 Louisiana State Fair. After the show they were going up and down the Midway. Kaylan and Volman shelled out coin to "pick up the ducks"! They were very sociable and it was comical. I love their music and agree they should be HOF'ers.

Ed Ryba

3y↑5

Howard Kaylan and Mark Volman. Amazing vocalists, otherwise known as “The Phluorescent Leech and Eddie” (thanks to Frank Zappa), which was eventually shortened to “Flo & Eddie”. They sang on SO many records besides those by The Turtles. Everyone who could hired the guys to do the best backup vocals on the planet! Westchester, California’s Pride, their Joy, et cetera. I just hope they were able to recoup the money stolen from them by White Whale Records.

Keith Call

3y↑12

Still listening to them today. So many hits, the soundtrack of my teenage years. Also loved " A Guide for the Married Man", the title song of the 60's comedy with Walter Matthau and Robert Morse, which they sang . Always wished I had seen them in concert. Thanks for posting.

TheBigjohn527

Yep. They also did a great cover of "It Was A Very Good Year" off their first album in 1965 which I really loved.
A far cry from the Sinatra version which was heard ad nauseum back then.

Joseph D

3y↑6

John Barbata, what a monster drummer!

jimmy5634

3y↑14

Such great everything…songwriting, singing, musicianship. what a band!

Edgar Fletcher

3y↑12

,Of course, we all loved the Beatles, but I would have to say the best entertainment value of my life would be to meet Howard and Mark. Their vocals. along with their performances, would be the highlight listening of my life. I've always loved you guys. God bless you. This documentary is so wonderful. The turtles have been such a huge part of my life. My life as a teenager, growing up listening to you. Thank you guys...........love you.

Norm Meunier

3y↑3

Awesome documentary. I hadn't heard some of these songs in years. Wow, mind-blowing to hear those old tunes again. A truly talented bunch of guys that don't seem to get much recognition in the media today. They forged a sound totally unique and it still stands with the best of the best bands of that era.

Doug E

3y↑15

The Toitles were always one of my faves. I was 13 when Happy Together came out. I have to say Howard Kaylan was an underrated singer. I always got the Elinore joke but it was my favorite song by them.

attackspeed9

3y↑1

First heard Eleanor in the Army, loved it

John McKee

3y↑3

This documentary did not go into it, but didn't Frank Zappa incorporate many of the Turtles members into the Mothers of Invention?

frank dracmann

3y↑9

EXCELLENT EXCELLENT EXCELLENT!!! I have a new and greater respect for The Turtles.

Russell Voigtlander

3y↑13

Love the turtles! Would love for Howard to get well enough to join Mark and the surviving members for a show! I would pay anything!

Susan Walker

3y↑3

I used to listen to them on 8 tracks. Happy Together was always my favorite. That being said I am still only 50yo. I remember working a late shift. It was around 1990. I went to the cafeteria and 2 women were talking about how happy they were that they got tickets to see the Turtles. I almost chimed in with happiness until it became very clear it was Ninja Turtles!! The tickets were for their little boys. I am so glad I held off from interrupting their conversation.

Jesse Lawson

3y↑15

She’s my girl has always been such an underrated song, compared to what turtles songs they played most. It’s definitely my favorite track by them and it was tough to find it on vinyl, at least in Indiana anyways.

michael wertzy

3y↑1

@STANLEY M, when have you heard it last?! Peace

STANLEY M

3y↑1

@michael wertzy Love that song, I live near Evansville IN. proud Hoosier !

michael wertzy

3y↑2

"Indiana wants me, Lord I can't go back there"!

Outta Thyme567

3y↑15

Flo n Eddie are possibly the two most twisted characters in rock. Check out their work with Zappa

johnny lightning

3y↑1

They also sang backup to Springsteen on Hungry Heart.

Edward Leslie

3y↑1

Their intro to T-rex's Metal Guru on the Slider album is one of the greatest song beginnings ever. Just fantastic !

iracknads

3y↑2

Flo is the movement of water. Eddies are where water takes a break.

P Cee

3y↑15

Turtles way diff than Beatles. Writing is more baroque and production is completely different. Things aren’t as compressed. Though- the most interesting song they have made in my opinion is “the last thing I remember”.

Adriane Kelly

3y↑3

Oh Lord, loved them as a kid, saw them on Mike Douglas one afternoon and was covered in goosebumps, in love. Same today, never goes away. 🙏✌️🎶💕🌎🖖😊

DIGITAL BRIDGE

3y↑8

I love the candid way they tell the stories of meeting their idols very eye-opening and funny LOL.

steve c

3y↑2

When you look at the list of bands in the Rock HOF and you keep looking and looking without finding the name The Turtles you have to believe that the organization is strictly political. The Turtles were talented and highly entertaining and had 9 or 10 huge hits. There aren’t a lot of bands IN the Rock Hall that have the Turtles chops. HOF FOR THE TURTLES!

BLFulle

3y↑5

I was born in the 60's but my older brothers were born in the 50's. I remember I got a hand me down record player in a box. It was red on the bottom and white on the top. They gave me a couple of records I still wish I had today. One was a 45 of the Beatles called
"Ain't She Sweet". The other was the Turtles lp with Eleanor on it. I loved that lp. When I had children in the late 80's and early 90's I shared my love of The Turtles with them. One of my sons would sing "Happy Together" to me when we were by ourselves.
They came to my town to do a concert when the boys were small so I took them and they loved it so much. My sons still love The Turtles as much as I do. My favorite song was Eleanor and Happy Together. There was also a song about how to make brownies that I loved. lol.
They do deserve to be in the Rock n Roll Hall Of Fame.

Mike Sullivan

3y↑7

I wish I could climb in a time machine and go back 50 years just for the music

Stephen Griffin

3y↑9

John Peel on his radio show in the 70’s hadn’t heard of Warren Zevon yet. Pity he apparently wasn’t in to the Turtles as they covered his great tune ‘Outside Chance’ a good 10 years earlier. If the Turtles never did anything else but Happy Together I’d be in their corner just for that one song. I want it played at my funeral. Great doc. & thanks so much for posting.

B Derryberry

3y↑4

I feel head over heels for a girl at the same time Happy Together came out. It was our forever song.

BeesWaxMinder

Where are these ‘one&onlys’ now, I often wonder…

2002drumsonly

3y↑8

The drummer was Brilliant! Really enjoyed his talent.

dmk7700

3y↑10

I think having "You Showed Me" at the end of the video was PERFECT!!! Their BEST SONG!!!

Me

3y↑2

You Showed Me is not only my favorite Turtles song, but it’s in my Top 10 of all favorites.

Farrell McNulty

You Showed Me, Elenore and She's My Girl - my top 3

Simon Archbold

3y↑2

Another one of the exceptional 60’s groups that produced fabulous quality music. It will never happen again.
Unfortunately 😥

Johns Siroid

3y↑8

Always had a good feeling whenever a Turtles song came on the radio.Met Mark and Howard in '91. Great guys. Signed my Greatest Hits album!

Kenneth Kaiser

3y↑17

The Turtles - from Westchester High School. I also went to Westchester High. But, I was born in 1965 when they were just making it big.
They happen to be just one of many famous people who went to Westchester High. Westchester was and is a great place to grow up and to live.

Charles Nelson

3y↑5

A genuinely fascinating documentary.

Richard B

3y↑2

Great video - a great mix of music, talk and nostalgia. Really enjoyed hearing about their experiences with the other rock icons of that era. I never realized how many hits they had. Good music.

Vince Q

3y↑2

I saw these guys in the mid '80s on a Happy Together tour, still sounded as good as the records.

pirate shack

3y↑3

the absolute best music doc in a long time, great footage ! looking forward to part 2, flo and eddie .......... etc.

jy r

3y↑2

Turtles deserve to be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame!!

RCB

3y↑2

I was 12 years old when I bought my 1st single/45 in 1968. Can you guess what it was? That’s right! Elenor!!! It cost me nearly a full days wage picking strawberries (99cents)..Ya, I probably
stunk at picking berries but never the less, it was 4/5 hours of my 12 year old life..
I’d bet I played that record at least 100 times that week and by the end of the summer 1,000 times..
I can sing every word .It still makes me happy and smile every time I hear Elenor today. “By far my favorite”

Jambutty

3y↑5

The English accents are close and funny. I’m from near Liverpool and it’s weird hearing Americans trying to sound like us.UK of the time and up to now, try to sing in American accents. That’s really hard to hear , the race thing. The Beatles, Stones and all those bands we’re trying to imitate the black American sound.Mutual appreciation. 🇬🇧🇺🇸

Steven Koehler

3y↑5

Wow—What a phenomenal story. Great music.

Lynette Truitt

3y↑2

Great documentary! I loved the telling of all their managers. I have to say The Turtles are my favorite band.

Rafael Gonzalez

3y↑1

this guy can really sing his ass off singing Elenor can we, perfect tone, timber and depth.

Dona Harrell

3y↑3

True ... "What happened in the 60s will never happen again." It was a magical time. So many frontiers were being explored. The age of innocence was being shattered. Space was being explored. Gender roles were being reevaluated. Reality became a world of contradictions i.e. war vs peace ... truth vs lies ... peaceful marches and sit ins vs tear gas and beatings, music was changing and it was at the heart of it all.

Gary Olshan

3y↑1

Thanks for posting this marvelous documentary about this iconic band. Timeless songs! and Mark and Howard are great spokesmen with wonderufl stories about The Beatles and Stones. One of best docs I've ever seen.

Tom Winfree

3y↑5

Back in the day, an L. P. (long-playing record) was about $3.00. I bought the Turtles Golden Hits album. Good investment. I played the grooves off that record. Every song was great.

Kev Mac

I remember mom let me buy Rubber Soul at Zayre,it was 2 bucks.

Grover Baker

3y↑6

Still awesome after all these years...love those turtles!!!

bikebeerrun1960

3y↑6

Lesson from this ; If you want to be an entertainer first thing-study ENTERTAINMENT LAW !

John Stegmeier

3y↑1

And they didn't even get into the whole Can't Use Our Own Names Professionally bit!

david

3y↑4

They were a big sound in 67....down at the beach in the UK..i spent many a sixpence on the juke boxes that summer..listening to the turtles..

Ann 27

3y↑8

This was great. It's so interesting to me now to learn what these groups went through back in the day. I met the Turtles back in the 60's...saw them perform several times... I cracked up watching this...They were fun.

Don Neary

Ann ..Me too. I met Howard Kaylon in the summer of 1967. I was working at Long's drug store in North Hollywood. Howard was a good friend of one of my co-workers. He was a real down-to-earth type of guy. He was, as they said in that era, "real groovy".

Media/West

3y↑5

i'm lucky to have seen the florescent leech and eddie with zappa. pure mayhem.

Farrell McNulty

3y↑1

You sure ARE lucky. I loved that Fillmore album.

John Ryan

3y↑6

Yes they do. Wonderful group. I got all the albums when Sundazed reissued them with bonus singles, late 90s.

M5guitar1

3y↑4

My band played Happy Together at my daughter's wedding. Love that song.

ARIZJOE

3y↑7

Some of the Hall of Fame selections are dubious, or so esoteric that the average person does not know them. But the Turtles had several Big Smash Hits. I don't understand. Flo & Eddie had a weird career. But they are always brutally honest about themselves.

sweetg12651

3y↑7

The Turtles . . . they were my high school memories. Loved these guys!

Bold Guy

3y↑7

Johnny Barbata was the drummer for my dads group, The Sentinel's, until my mom said it was time to get a real job, that didn't include groupies!!!

Jett Rink

3y↑5

Harmonys were beautiful...

attackspeed9

3y↑1

THANK YOU!! that was a terrific documentary, so glad I came across it. Howard cracked me up , then and still does. He reminded me of a sgt. I was best friends with in the Army in 1967. They were great and I loved them, still do. Glad they were around , so much. Terrific songs!!

Peter Mayer

3y↑5

When I lived in lake bluff Illinois, 1966, so I was in second grade, I couldn't play any instruments, but somehow we formed a group and I called it the squirrels.

Jim Indy

3y↑2

Big time hits. Memorable group.

Kenton

3y↑5

When Mexicana went under it put most of their flight attendants and pilots out of work for 5 years. Most had no other skills and life was very hard. My girlfriend in Cuernavaca was one of them. Then in 2014 Aeromexico bought a bunch of new planes, began hiring and I was there with her when she graduated with the second training class (all new hires had to recertify). Their families attended the graduation , and you never saw so many people crying with happiness and relief. I even cried a little! Aeroméxicos new theme song that played at the end of the ceremony? One guess!

Kenton

3y↑3

@Doug E you got it! I can’t hear that song without remembering all those happy people!

Doug E

3y↑1

@Kenton Happy Together?

Bob Van Ess

3y↑1

That was one of the best documentaries ever! What an awesome band The Turtles were.

Daniel Eskridge

3y↑3

Turtle Soup was a great record. Always thought it was cool of them to tap Ray Davies as producer.

wayne harris

3y↑5

I was 13ish when they hit the charts. It was AM radio kfrc in Frisco when I first heard their songs. I bought some of their songs on 45 records. Young, dumb and full of....... well, you know. Great documentary.

Desert Mantis

3y↑13

great story. thanks for the upload.

Modern Retro Radio

3y↑1

The whiteboard explanation of their management/legal woes is hilarious! I officially like these guys!

Penny Mann

3y↑2

Amazing harmonies.

STANLEY M

3y↑4

Loved hearing their songs on my transistor radio as a very young child ( born in '59) on AM of course. Also on the Ed Sullivan show. They always seemed to be having fun performing. "Some girls" probably my favorite. Oh, to be young and in love again....

Meet John Doe

3y↑5

I think they opened for Alice Cooper as "Flo and Eddie"?

Peter Burbank

3y↑1

I saw F&E open for Alice at the Hollywood Bowl

Clark Magnuson

3y↑2

I saw Eddie and Flo with the turtles in 1965 at the Target ballroom...and again with Zappa at the Seattle Paramount in 1975.

James Berkowitz

3y↑2

Superb and insightful documentary! Always loved The Turtles since a child in the 60’s.

Scott Burton

3y↑5

Fabulous group!

Joe Blow

3y↑1

Saw them in Tahoe in 1985 on my honeymoon. Great show! They were as good as their studio recordings.

inkyguy

3y↑5

Lead singer Howard Kaylan had an amazing voice. I gotta say that with a voice like that my mind conjures up the guy at the microphone to be a very beautiful guy like a young Brad Pitt, Johnny Depp or Ryan Phillippe. (Sorry if my examples are all a little long in the tooth, i.e., old, but you get the point.) Of all the guys in the band, Don Murray, the drummer, was quite attractive and the one who had the looks to be the lead singer and the group’s “front man.”

Thomas Gibson

3y↑1

Loved the Turtles...probably my favorite band...right up there with The Byrds and Buffalo Springfield. Great stuff !

Larry A

3y↑1

He had such a wonderful voice!

Christopher Esposito

3y↑3

Then they joined Frank Zappa's band and later became big time background singers for other artists. Nice musical career.

Brad Jennings

3y↑7

A new love for an American band

Mary Branicki

3y↑1

OUTSTANDING !!!! a MUST watch for any Turtle fan 🥰🥰🥰🥰

Michael Harrington

3y↑2

Howard likes to control the conversation. He cuts Mark off, and takes over the story nearly every time he tries to say something.

mikelisacarb

3y↑2

However, Mark seems to be completely reconciled to the situation. Like a long time married couple where each has found their place. The "Manager History" at 1:13:47 is classic. So many bands were pimped out like that by management!

Michael Eli Blake

3y↑3

So many great records -and ...Howard never shuts up and let Mark talk. But a great little documentary anyway

no brag, just fact

3y↑3

Had no idea these guys had such an interesting story!!!!

Eileen Mary O'Malley

3y↑1

Always loved the Turtles the epitome of the 60's ! 👏❤️ The harmonies are perfect , The Cryan' Shames too had fantastic harmonies !❤️👏

Paul Latour

3y↑2

One of my favorite songs EVER….

Kendrick Harris- Kenfinity

3y↑5

"I think you're swell" everytime we reconnect with our timeless and unpredictable group. Stay safe everyone!

goldenagenut

3y↑2

When I was a child in the late 60s-early 70s my family had The Turtles Greatest Hits, never forget being fascinated by the White Whale center label! Lol I loved that record and played it countless times.
I've always loved their music and their amazing harmony - I've always considered " Do You Know What I Mean? " to be in a class all by itself. Great documentary, thanks for posting this!

pjimmbo jimmbo

3y↑1

First time I heard Happy Together was in 1971, I was able to get a copy of it in 1972. It is still one of my Favorite Songs.

Byron Greene

3y↑1

There is no other song in the world that will put me in a time trance like You Showed Me.... I was in Navy Boot camp in 1969 and this song was on the charts....it takes me back like no other song on the planet......Such a super group.....you made my life better.....thank you all................Youl have no idea

Beth Virginia Phillips

fantastic group. So much a part of the golden days during the Beatle era..early years............when excellence in music was all that you heard. The best singers, producers, musicians. There will never be a time like this, as everything has been dumbed down and true innovative music was been destroyed. Thank God for these precious memories when the world was a pretty fantastic place for a young teen.

MUNNYCAT

3y↑5

so glad we found this.

Colin Halliley

Dick Clark was a marketing genius amongst many things , he knew talent and gave many a career a boost! Love the Turtles !!! I was glad they mentioned they made the first video . Our English rock cousins took them to heart and we all benefitted .

JMO

OMG I love this. What a fun bunch of guys. I was born in 1967 and grew up with their music but until today, I didn't have faces to go with the name. This video was a joy to watch. Just awesome!

ginny white

3y↑2

I learned about the Crossfires a few years ago curious did the drummer ever take any lessons or was he self taught

MegaTriumph1

3y↑3

Thats what happens, and it makes great bands. People with just great personalities with massive talent come together. I'm sure they were just as shocked as there fans were that they really sound fantastic together and their humor was a huge bonus.

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