The Casinos – Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye
The Casinos – Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye The Casinos lead singer Gene Hughes died Feb. 3, 2008 of complications from an October car accident. He was 67.
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@bertman100 well said my friend….these classic songs will never die…they break your heart!
This is what love is all about. Not what’s done today.
@jedbsg Still following your story, its so sad!
Love this song…It’s my heart…To be loved like this….
I was on my last tour of duty when he brought this song out…what a way to come back to civilian life!
No I haven’t, It isn’t as intense. A big change happened in her life that she is dealing with. She knows I’m still there.
@2009Denisem Mgnificent song, sent a shiver through me…Standing ovation.
SUPERB……That was magnificent.
Lovely song. Mr. Hughes lived in my neighborhood briefly when I was a kid. I did know and like this song so I had a sort of vague idea of who he was. But, being a kid, probably didn’t fully get it. What I do recall, is that he was very soft spoken and just nice. Very low key. If you didn’t already know, you’d never suspect he was an entertainer. I also, for some reason, remember that he had very gentle looking brown eyes. Funny the things that stick out in our minds years later….
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Damn, what a great song: I was in Vietnam when I first heard it–thanks for the memories.
he still got SOUL and still sounds as good as it did in 67 thanks for sharing all these years I thought that they were black jus goes to show you the power of good music it feels good as it sounds
Heard this song when attached to the 82nd Airborne at Ft. Bragg N.C. and Myrtle Beach…song still knocks me out…then it was off to Nam..hooya
This just brings me to tears; what a great, great song, & Gene did it beautifully. RIP, & GBY, Gene. Wolfsky9
this is what a song has to be like to be eternal.
TOTALLY AWESOME!!!!!
He resembles John Astin.
@jedbsg I’m so pleased you didn’t give up on this. It gives me hope. Please don’t reply. x
They’ve still got it – just super!
04/20/10 … I remember when I first heard this song about Nov. of 1967 and I was in Vietnam and boy did it make me think of home and my future wife hey, this is ‘Good Stuff!’
Easter break of 1967 is when I bought you the lamb. so glad you kept him all these years. And three songs still run through it all. Luv you!
@bertman100 You got it!!
Man that was just as close as thier original recording you could get! Very symbolic of the 60s!
1967 at 15 years old, I sang the harmony for my good friend John and did a sax solo on this song. I am sure we could do it today with the same draw. This song was priceless in an age of acid for bringing young lovers together.
j’ai trouvé cette chanson dans le film Paris, je t’aime