Try To Remember by BronxBruce
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| Recording: | Nov 15, 2007 at 4:40 AM |
| Member: | BronxBruce  |
| Song: | Try To Remember |
| Artist: | The Fantastics |
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| Stats: | 517 views, 177 comments |
| Rating: | 5.00 Average |
Over 2 years ago, SneakyGOLD said:
Great stuff Bruce!!!! Soundin awesome here son!!!!! WTG...... Sneaksss
Over 2 years ago, Ally_OGOLD said:
THAT WAS SO SO NICE!! I DIDN'T TYPE :)).. I WAS SO IN TUNED TO U!! .. THE VIDEO WAS BRILLIANT .. SIMPLE YET AGAIN IT WAS THE PERFECT MOOD.... BTW I AM LISTENIGN WHILE I TYPE NOW :)) .. I LOVE IT! XOXOXO ~ALLY~
Over 2 years ago, CerebraljamGOLD said:
Hey ALLY :D
This is gorgeous Bruce... love the whole setting, song, vocals and cam... very nice.
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Over 2 years ago, SingManiac said:
Love this song! :) I putted my sound louder so my room was filled with your beautiful voice! Awesome performence Bruce! Love the video too!
**hugss**
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Over 2 years ago, KatieSITE-ADMIN said:
Katie > from tiny seeds...grow great big lovely flowers :):)))))))))))))))))
Great to see you!!!!! :))))))))
and not a cookie in sight!! lmaoooooooo
This is a gorgeous song.....and your style and talent make it extra special! :))
Love Katie.x
Over 2 years ago, fofunGOLD said:
Always a pleasure to listen to you Bruce.
Really nice to go back and hear songs like this
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Over 2 years ago, purplecloudGOLD said:
Bruce,
I gotta say that you just made a grown man cry, buddy.
I can't tell ya how good this is.
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Over 2 years ago, purplecloudGOLD said:
I'll be back another day to see if I can make it to the end without busting out in tears.
Over 2 years ago, scribbly said:
Follow, follow, follow, follow...
Badger, badger, badger, badger...
Heheheh...
:-P
Recording information by BronxBruce
The original production of The Fantasticks (yes SSnap spelled it incorrectly) opened in 1960 and ran for 17,162 performances, becoming the world's longest-running musical, for 42 years. This song was sung originally by Jerry Orbach, who later became best known as Detective Lennie Briscoe on NBC's Law and Order. He was also the dad in Dirty Dancing. He died in December of 2004.