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The second video has no sound--naturally. The first one has no sound? Sorry!

Remembered this old one from Elton John In case you just gotta have the lyrics

Sort of a happy tune. I'm smiling all the way to the left bank.

"As I have tried to show it's just silly to fear the future when the present is just stuff full of terrifying reality." Sone a gone, you got that right bruddah!

That we can't destroy all life on Earth isn't an endorsement of our guiding principle: "Let's turn it into cash!" For instance, we are busy flushing Canada's Boreal Forest down our American toilets. USA! USA! USA! Sorry, I fell out of love for my native country long ago.

Oh Dan--you've done it again! Spoken akin to Mr Magoo's often spoken line. Glad I'm not the solo wacko on Earth!

"Brown Eyed Girl," can't beat it with a stick! Loved this one for many years, thanks for posting it. Brown eyes, black eyes and blue eyes. The first had blue eyes, it was amazing how much her face changed in five years. Became quite good looking, that's wonderful, she deserved to. Never say...

Glad you like it and glad I found it!

Dancing in the moonlight. From '76 or '77 I think. And less than three minutes!!

Some wealthy people's attitude is that we're gonna kill the Earth, so let's move our rich selves to Mars. Thank God it will never work. It's very likely that we will kill off all life on our own planet. And sooner than many think. Spreading our pathetic, puny selves to beyond our own planet...

The thought that Frankie Valli could have been a bullet magnet may have crossed a few minds? Far be it from me to even suggest such a thing! Plenty of payola for this record, it was heard FAR too often on AM radio. Yeah, I know--if I don't like it don't listen to it. Impossible when it's someone...

Could be said to be awfully pedophilic. The little girl is in bad taste, imho. They could have come up with an inoffensive cartoon, but that would have required more brain power and cash than Dick Clark was capable of?

One of the most popular and annoying songs of the early sixties. If you missed it, you are a most fortunate one. With apologies:

My mom really liked this song. No accounting for taste...

This one really grabbed me as a youngster.

I've become more used to her version. She did a great job with this tune, imho.

Less than three minutes. Wonder if that "fad" will ever return?

Thank you VERY much Dan! I've saved it for reference. Also need to buy it NOT from Amazon. Eeevil!

Excellent advice. I will make a conscious effort to halt the nearly endless stream of "Oh noes!"

This one has been itching at me lately. But far from the best rendition of this song. Shucks.