Harpers Bizarre - The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin'Groovy) video free download

Tonithenightowl

I remember this version well, but prefer S&G. This tends to be too bubblegum.

hwinkler4343

Maybe the only time I will say this: I prefer this version to Simon and Garfunkel's...

Terrance Kozak

Just a beautiful version that always puts a smile to my heart. Thanks.

Julian Parrett

Superb, and memories of summers past in England.

ja jane

I like this version best.

TheIppus

Nice. Think I like the Simon & Garfunkel version better, though... This one smacks of... A level of effort at odds with the lyrics.

SuperMegaFudge1

Discovered this via toy story and bugs life, randy Newman scores, had no idea he was in this band. Whole new load of music for me to listen to! 

matt lewis

they are awesum!

PopTin

Does anyone know who plays the bassoon in this?

Jung-Kyu Park

제가 좋아하는 풍의 노래에요^^

Shalise Shaw

Awesome.

Brock Schul

It took me forever to figure out what song this is & who sang it.

hippie dylan

nice typically sixties song,prefer simons and garfunkles version though.

wesmatron

(No hate intended or given) One would have thought being able to release a version of this even 'gayer' than the Simon and Garfunkel version would be impossible...but...

Matt Black

so gay>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Groovy Reflections

Happy 70 birthday today to Ted Templeman, he is a record producer and has worked with artists like The Doobie Brothers, Van Morrison, Carly Simon, Aerosmith and literally dozens more. Way back when, he played drums with Harpers Bizarre.Harpers Bizarre - The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin'Groovy)

mark jones

saturday mornings lying in bed listening to ed stewarts junior choice on my tiny am radio with earphone so i didnt wake mum and dad up. fantastic

Jeffrey Long

I love oldies music.

shankti oviedo

ALWAYS FEELING LIKE THIS.+Nicolas Boris 

Jason Katsanis

They remind me of The New Main Street Singers from A Mighty Wind

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