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  • Went to Forest Hills High School with Leslie, Larry, Roger, Peter, and Jerry. We'd all hang out together at the Cue Club in Rego Park. Their song I Love, Love You should have been a smash. Those were the best days of my life!

  • Still a rave up! Bring it all back! A Merry Christmas 2011 to all!

  • Timeless!

  • Seen them many times at The Action House (Long Island, NY), it later became the OBI (Oak Beach Inn).

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  • I saw them at the Oak Beach in on Long Island in 1967 and I believe the show was opened by a local band called the Hassles who had a fair to middling organ player/ vocalist name William Joseph Martin Joel.

  • The Vagrants got screwed by Ahmet Artugen who had them on ATCO label and Aretha F. on Atlantic label, both recorded this song at the same time, and he chose to release Aretha's version - which was, in all fairness a monster hit - and released the Vagrants version as the B-side of their 45 and the A-side song (which should have been the B-Side) was pretty poor - thus, the end of The Vagrants - a shame! Saw them many tmes and they could ROCK - a great live band and should have made it, but nope!

  • they get my respect--awesome cover!

  • merci de l'avoir mise en ligne ça manquait !

  • aretha got all the props for this but this rocks the house

  • One of the best bands from LONG ISLAND

  • is this leslie west singing? great version of this classic

  • @LucasMarquesGHC --- Yep! - that's Leslie alright!!! - used to follow the Vagrants back in the mid 60's.

  • love their 12 minute version of satisfaction too!

  • this version sounds like Aretha met the Velvet Underground.... Im waiting for my man...

  • This is a good song, I've got it on a Psychadelia album from the 1960s, but this seems a bit more Garage Rock 'n' Roll than Psychadelia.

  • The original.... very good

    :)

    respect!

  • cheers m8 for yer comment

    respect back at you

  • Ummm....the original was written, recorded and released by Otis Redding. No way Aretha Franklin would have touched it otherwise.

  • @AppoCC119

    You're right. Otis Redding did do it first, But this version also predates Aretha Franklin's

  • Great song. Great garage band.

  • yep m8 great band

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