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Around 1988 we saw PP&M at the Warwick Music Theater in Rhode Island. They had an older man backing them on mandolin and banjo which added a huge complement to the music. Dick Kniss was on bass of course. Mary’s voice was amazing and so powerful!

better times

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Was that the pentatonic scale

no foul language no special effects just pure harmony and talent

😢RIP Judy.... what a star ⭐!

YOU shoud be suprised with Big Mistake. At the counter 10:14 when Peter on capo 5 played C, G, Am and F, he mistakenly went to G7 instead of C! Paul didn't express any sign of acuse to Peter for his mistake. Peter did watch Paul with eye sign of regret 😢 right before Paul starting the song. What an accident‼️and gentleman's reaction‼️

RIP Beccy, so sad.

God bless you beccy' ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤

RIP Beccy

like oxberry will northwest tonignt,have any excuse to show old footage of her i wonder?

The trolley song as a duet is hilarious. And Judy holds a note for half an hour.

Beccy Barr (who read the other news stories) died yesterday. RIP Dianne Oxberry and Beccy Barr

In 1963, I thought Mary was the most beautiful woman in the world. I was 10 yrs old then. Now in 2024, I still think the same.

In 2024, suddenly I feel so old, but so happy I experienced all the '60s and '70s music.

Do you have the 1940s and 50s shows?

The commentary was usually beter than the cricket. Tv sound off, radio on.

tony

Kander and Ebb should have wrote a better song for Dusty. This "Coloring Book" song is so weak. Dusty's my favorite female singer.

I forgot about the marvelous Mr. Jack Jones, whose voice is just magical as Mel Tormes is ❤

I can't tell you just how times I've seen this episode. Thoroughly lovin Mel's and Judy's collaboration . Would've loved to have seen Diane's dress, minus the top distraction 😮

One of the best people that God ever created!!!

God,bless them, thank you

Yes everyone knows Peter, Paul and Mary but nobody ever mentions Richard 'Dick' Kniss who played stand-up bass for the trio for 50 years. Kniss died on January 25, 2012 at the age of 74.

i remember these, usually about 9 am 74/75 ATV land was the best place.

May Queen Elizabeth RIP.

Cliff knew alot of American celebrities

Such a smooth voice. Love him. He makes me swoon!

The Troggs 60s footage does exist. It should have been only their TOTPS footage that didnt exist

U nas w Polsce w latach szejdziesiątych można było pójść do więzienia za słuchanie takiej muzyki . Taki był komunizm 😢

Wow, Billy Kinsley looks so much like Pete Shelley, even in his mannerisms, or was Pete Shelley emulating Billy ? Such an uncanny resemblance though. Love 'em both !

That was great on many levels.....

Fantastic

Ooh Sixties music so amazing how lucky was I to enjoy it miss my youth😂

So very amazing, Peter,Paul and Mary set music standards for so many artists. From Dylan to Joni Mitchell, and People in Blues Paul Butterfield and on and on.☮️❤😊✌️ R.I.P. Mary dear💔❤️‍🩹🩷

Gorgeous Johnny Gus! RIP

❤ SO AHEAD OF their time☮️🎶😀

Rip Dianne Oxberry 1967/2019

2:44 Goody, Goody 4:47 Just A Sittin And A Rockin 8:22 Cheek To Cheek 11:52 Here's That Rainy Day 15:29 The Boy From Ipanema 18:20 St Louis Blues 23:08 Take The "A" Train 28:29 Something's Gotta Give 33:55 Angel Eyes 37:49 Them There Eyes 40:23 The Lady Is A Tramp 45:38 Don't Rain On My Parade 48:32 Body And Soul 52:52 Keepin Out Of Mischief Now 55:44 Mack The Knife 1:00:07 Manhattan 1:03:25 Everytime We Say Goodbye 1:06:40 That Old Black Magic

At 16:55, Judy’s singing a song from that “Gay Purree” animated movie, I recorded it on my tape recorder when it was on TV later on ; I thought she sang it very well … 😊

Judy, your program is certainly NOT boring or depressing, later in the 1960s I used to watch the King Family TV program; they would just sit or stand there, singing different songs and NOT moving, not going anywhere, no movement like statues all the time … How it stayed on the air I’ll never know … 😐😐😐

I would bet Judy’s kids HATE that “Bonanza” TV program, they’re NEVER watch it. I didn’t watch Judy’s program in the 1960s, didn’t know it was on then; Grandpa ( he died in 1983, I never liked him) always watched that Bonanza TV program when it was new, when we visited I would leave the room and stay in the kitchen until it was over - very dull and depressing program, I would’ve watched Judy if I knew, if we stayed home then …

My Mum used to sing this and many other songs associated with WWII.

The audience was polite, even appreciated, but it was a TV audience. At her concerts the audiences went wild, screaming and rushing to the stage.

Sounds similar to what Paul of the Beatles fame would have written. Beautiful tune. Rock or otherwise.

Fabulous 👌 beautiful thank you ❤Godbless

When the night is cold And my arms want someone to hold I think of you When the rain is falling I hear you calling to me I think of you I think of you every minute I lie awake each lonely night I think of you, yeah that day You walked away and out of sight Well now my arms just long to hold you Like they used to do-oo before I'm a broken man Now you don't love me no-o more Now the night is cold And my arms want someone to hold I think of you Now the rain is falling I hear you calling to me I think of you I think of you every minute I lie awake each lonely night I think of you, yeah that day You walked away and out of sight Well now my arms just long to hold you Like they used to do-oo before I'm a broken man Now you don't love me no-o more When the night is cold And my arms want someone to hold I think of you When the rain is falling I hear you calling to me I think of you I think of you

I love his interpretation he was such a great singer and as a black person I really appreciate the fact that he chose to say your Mommy instead of your Mammy in the song that tells me a lot about him I'm sure some of you reading this think I'm being overly sensitive but you have not walked in my shoes and be grateful that you have not had to

That's Spike Lee's dad, Bill Lee on Bass behind the trio

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