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Damn. Still stunningly beautiful. ❤

Damn. Stunningly beautiful. Oh yeah the song is great also.❤

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One of the most beauiful songs in the world to me! And one of Denzel's best performances in a film - & then he got his first oscar for 'training day'. Let's hope this world is changing. Cause otherwise it's not worth changing for humans!

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That was a Potuguese acoustic guitar Steve Howe was playing Rick Wakeman on keyboards was phenominal in my opinion 😊

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Im with you! That beat is timeless! Can't believe it's 20+ years old.

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The fact that she even knew this song and played it , Thumbs Up to Her !

That was an era of idealism that spawned songs as I Like to Teach the World To Sing, Aquarius, Imagine

Skid row without Bach is like acdc without angus

Inexpresiva

My spirit guides are screaming at me that if we lose our Democracy we will lose our freedom to listen to the music of our choice!

OMG, the tissues I've 🤧 gone through since I discovered David Draiman and Disturbed performing their rendition of "The Sound of Silence" on April 29, 2024. That day I have to believe my spirit 🙏 guides (out of the blue) first led me to a cover video by Dan Vasc singing "Amazing Grace" which was phenomenal 👏 and then to the cover video of Disturbed and David Draiman singing this most POWERFUL, EMOTIONAL 😂rendition of Simon and Garfunkels "The Sound of Silence". NOTE: For those interested, here's some history on Paul Simon, who wrote the song in 1964. Watch their video from back then. It's a whole different vibes. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sound_of_Silence I'm 75 and was 15 when they released one of the most popular, iconic classical songs of our time during the 60's. It's amazing how relevant it is today. Actually, I feel it is even more relevant now more than ever, by how we're so attached to our electronics. Thanks, from Diane

Chris Walken? Why would you call him that? That's mad disrespect.😮

This is as beautiful as you are.😉

Amazing Song!!! Amazing!!!!! Classic!

Picture a golden dragon flying through the sky. If you really listen, you can hear the dragon roaring and the sound of the dynamic wings. Then, she comes to a glide, then swoops into acrobatic flight again.

I first heard of him in 1970 but for some reason never gave him a good listen. Eight years later I was living on an island in the Indian Ocean and one lonely evening I decided to buy some cassette tapes to listen to. They didnt have much selection, but they did have some of Rory's, and I remembered his name and thought "Why not?" I bought his first and also Blueprint. After one listen to "Sinner Boy" I was a Rory fan for life. I went back the next day and bought Calling Card, Tattoo, and Against the Grain. I have no problem seeing him as the greatest guitarist ever, although I think it is impossible to really determine that. But what sets him apart is not just his skill - which is equal to anyone's - but his total absorption in both the music and sharing with his fans. Its no secret why his live albums are considered his best - and I usually dont buy live albums, but I did his. On Live in Europe, he absolutely rocked the joint with Going to My Hometown playing a God-damned mandolin. During the "civil war" in Northern Ireland, only Rory went on tour there, for the sake of the fans. His beat-up old Stratocaster had to have the guts replaced because they rusted, mostly due to the amount of sweat he generates in every concert. And while most artists have a legion of security keeping the fans off stage, Rory often went into the audience and played. Greatness is not just ability to do something, but to do it consistently, to do it to a great degree, to make it enjoyable for those sharing in it, to inspire others, and to do it selflessly. That was Rory Gallagher.

I feel the same way about this performance. And seeing Elvis perform like this is so sad.

It look like somebody they ass up on the window 😂😂😂😂😂

Keep up the good work

No one to sing it like Luke

they played this song at my dad funeral, i just wish he was here, i didnt even get to know him properly

Originally song meant guys didn't want to go to Vietnam 1969 -70 pres. Nixon and the draft was in effect- a lot of them went -war lasted 10 yrs. or so -scary stuff!

I had message off Peter other day cool man

Simpleton

It was bloody fantastic that Alex let loose in a muted way how horribly they were treated through the years ❤🇨🇦

I don’t need no therapy. I just listen to the music of Sam Cooke. His voice soothes my soul. Lou Rawls got it right when he said Sam is the man.

People should check out the documentary Standing in the shadows of Motown. It's absolutely brilliant!

I'm a white guy with a black step family and I love them so much.

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I've lived the husband of a bi-polar wife life and it is not easy. The best partner in life I could ask for OR hell on earth! All I had to do to find out which I was married to was get up and start my day... from that point you find out quickly. I lasted 7 yrs of stressful, heart attack at 40 marriage and finally had to walk away for my own sanity. Years later I'm still unwilling to get try again. Life as a single man is happy, successful and most of all peaceful.

Linaje de Salomón

her eyes say it all. There more to the story there.

Her eyes say it all.

I was at that concert, I’m in this crowd, It was amazing

Mystic rhythms Under northern lights, or the African sun Primitive things stir the hearts of everyone

Guys rather

These guy totally blow Arrow smith out of the water

lepa punca..

Elvis presley I've lost you 😅😅😅

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The recording equipment for TV in 63 was monophonic snd analog omagine if she was using better recording equipment.

RIP beautiful Conner. Eric’s face is so full of pain.❤

Can you please play l've lost you by elvis

Can you please played trouble from the film King creole please

Can you please play trouble from the film king creole please

I've lost you. Please by ELVIS