Johnnie & Joe - Over The Mountain, Across The Sea Legendado video free download

Howard Rose

After the political theme from # 3163, we progress on the supplemental supplemental chart to position # 3162 which was one of those songs that I missed during the dark period from mid 1957 to early 1959. The song was a favorite of Cousin Brucey on the Saturday night show back in the early and mid sixties. It is by a Bronx duo called Johnnie and Joe and for those who care, Johnnie was a girl and Joe was a fellow. Is heterophobic a word yet? Oh, it is heterophobia. Nasty word. Racist. Intolerable. Invented by the left. A Pelosi thing from San Francisco. Take anyone using that word to the pillory, place them in shackles and fetters, screw the sixth amendment. Too bad this is not Johnny and Joe. Sorry. But we will travel "Over the Mountain and Across the Sea" which is a good theme song for lovers no matter whom they may be. 

Diane Potter

Like that performance from the 50s...I know this song very well...

fig1954

Mauro Martinsbagestero thanks for all the very interesting info on Johnnie & Joe!!

fig1954

WOW! What a great memorie from the past!!! Thanks RCMD17M03A1985!! So great to see them live with kids dancing! Oh to be in those days again!

Kassandra Sanchez

Love this song! :)

Mauro Martinsbagestero

Johnnie & Joe were an American R&B vocal duo from The Bronx, who were best known for their 1957 hit "Over the Mountain, Across the Sea."Johnnie Louise Richardson (June 29, 1935, Montgomery, Alabama - October 25, 1988, New York City)[1] and Joe Rivers (March 20, 1937, Charleston, South Carolina[2]) began singing together in 1957 and released several singles on Chess Records,[3] which were leased from J & S Records, to whom the duo were under contract. Richardson was the daughter of the J&S label owner, Zelma "Zell" Sanders, who had been a touring member of The Hearts.[2

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Rex Garvin is the other voice on the record. And he wrote the song Over the Mountain (Across the Sea). 

rick lopez

not my ritchie!

catlarry

I think they overdubbed Johnnie's voice there. 

julio bautista

me gusta esta cancion es hermosa 

Joe Barry

Johnnie and Joe sing one you will remember

Lady Puddleton

Still gets me after so many years.

RaananVolesPianist

There's obviously a third voice on the record--probably a backup singer.

Bazic0797

I'm 16 a guy and living in California and I still really like this song "

Patrick Guibao

This is fascinating and a true stroll down memory lane. The footage was from the Milt Grant Show who was Washington DC's Dick Clark in the late 50's and 60's. He introduced the piece which did me in. I was on the Dance Party as a musician and occasionally as a dancer. Lovin' it.

Larry Woodcock

One of the most beautiful ballads ever recorded.....Johnnie & Joe were absolutely great....I remember listening to this song, top down and with a girlfriend...Great days and times...Thanks for the music...

Kathleen Wong

I guess this one effects me more than all the rest... Sitting high on a hill looking out at the sea... Waiting for that one love... What fantasies and fun we had just being dopey kids in the fifties. I feel blesses to have had that.

Ronald Vaughan

ONE OF MY FAVORITE CHILDHOOD SONGS. But I didn't realize that "Johnnie" was a LADY,LOL!!

Wayne Mixon

we were young, in love, whatever that meant back then. But it was INNOCENT love, one person to another, making mistakes..yes, but still in true love.

Wayne Mixon

I grew up with this,, my first girl friend, Donna Smith. I love her to this day...

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