I LOVE this song! Listen to those AWESOME vocals! Think heart and soul.
#WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT LOVE RASCALS SERIES#
So on Desi Rascals Series 2, you’re going to see a lot more changes. I can sort of let myself go and be funny and do what I do.
When I’m with my missus, I’m a lot more funnier and crazy because she’s really serious. You’ll see a crazy side to Anj that you ain’t seen. That is SOUL! FEELING! EMOTION! The vocals in this song are fantastic! The instrumentation is astounding! Orchestral, not schwilly. My missus will be on Desi Rascals Series 2. Jesse from Madison, WiThis song demonstrates very well what is missing from music in the '00s, and the '90s really.Mixermatt from Bloomington, MnShelby Lynne did a cover on this and it's not bad at all.Mrcleaveland from Cleveland,Fort Devens.But the whole tone of our household changed forever, and this is one of the songs that seemed to capture the sadness of that time for me, (even tho this is not necessarily a sad song). It was not something people discussed or knew much about back in 1967. Things in my family were changing, my mother was experiencing a deep depression. Camille from Toronto, OhI so remember when this song was popular.Camille from Toronto, OhI do love the instrumentation of the reminds me of a french waltz.I envision a large city park filled with all manner of people, young and old, enjoying various activities while the singer strolls along, questioning if he's found true love.Kazan never had a Top 100 record, but did release six albums and was Barbra Streisand's understudy in the 1964 Broadway production of 'Funny Girl'.
Just over one year earlier on September 3rd, 1967 the Young Rascals' original version of the song entered Billboard's Hot Top 100 chart at position #80, and six weeks later on October 15th, 1967 it peaked at #4 on the Canadian RPM 100 Singles chart it was the groups' third straight #1 on the Canadian chart, it followed "Groovin'" and 'A Girl Like You". Barry from Sauquoit, NyOn December 29th 1968, Lainie Kazan* performed "How Can I Be Sure?" on the CBS-TV program 'The Ed Sullivan Show'.It has been erroneously stated to be an accordion. The use of the concertina was to give a French Cafe feel. Jim Lill from Rochester, New YorkIt's a wonderful song.When I hear it I can feel the warm days of summer about to end. Dave Bush from Aston PaThis song has a magical effect on me.Ryan Mcminn from Sequatchie TnLove the young rascals am 4o born in 81 rather listen to.Your Comment send your comment Comments: 10
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