"Keep on Running" is a song written and originally recorded by Jackie Edwards, which became a number one hit in the UK when recorded by The Spencer Davis Group. (Wikipedia) Great Song...from edwards and the sdg...
Good morning, do you like sixties? Listen and pod cast my program " great sound of 60' s " on the site plumfm. Greeting and made blooper in rock and roll.
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@joshread14 no,-the original was a sort of soft rythm´nblues version,the one from Jackie Edwards 1965 album Come on Home -you can find it here on youtube. He recorded it several times in different versions - the reggae version you´re refering to is from about 1970. Bytheway this recording is from november 1965.
About the charts, the way I see it is that there were only so many spaces available on the charts for songs to take up, and way too many good songs to make room for in the higher positions. Let's be thankful we had these songs, whether they charted or not!
Did poorly on the charts??? Not in England were it went to #1, bumping off Paperback Writer, right at the beginning of 1966. It did alright in the US, too, but DJs expected to be bribed to play new spins, so talent seldom won out.
this tune is fuckin dinamyte !! soo great to listen and listen on and on ...
Gioagla 1 month ago
Powerful voice reminds me of like a mix between Marvin Gaye and John Fogerty
PrimalStones 2 months ago
Was going to get an early night tonight but I'm in the mood to go out now.
SeanHMc 2 months ago
I think maybe even 16. Great voice
revkenordquist 3 months ago
Who's the girl at 2:05?
MikeLatoris 3 months ago
Pure ROCK' N' ROLL !! Perhaps the BEST SONG of the sixties.
MultiCerebrum 3 months ago
2 people stopped running. Idiots.
GetOnTheFloor82 4 months ago
Very good song which became a classic rock.
omar44269 4 months ago
Cor does this take me back to my very ill spent teenage years........ oh yessss, loved it then, and still do!
Sapphirous1 6 months ago
"Keep on Running" is a song written and originally recorded by Jackie Edwards, which became a number one hit in the UK when recorded by The Spencer Davis Group. (Wikipedia) Great Song...from edwards and the sdg...
skaselecter 6 months ago
this has such very special memories for me......... still a great sound ......... oh come and bring that sound back ...xxx
crestaxxx 1 year ago
Great Listing
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TL250Rider 1 year ago
my dads listrening to this song all day :P
y0unggiirl 1 year ago
Good morning, do you like sixties? Listen and pod cast my program " great sound of 60' s " on the site plumfm. Greeting and made blooper in rock and roll.
Salut, vous aimez les sixties ? Ecoutez et podcatez mon émission "le super son des sixties" sur plum fm. Salut et faites gaffe au rock'n roll.
supersondessixties 1 year ago
wow wow so many years i dint ear this song i remember very well those days was the hit ....... many thank to my friend ..150
echoes707 2 years ago
i cant believe ive only just thought to check this song out, what have i been doing all my life!
piepiecakecakesponge 2 years ago
Why do you captialize every word on the info? It is rather confusing
abrahamlincoln0900 2 years ago
the origional was a reggae song
joshread14 2 years ago
Im glad someone out there got some knowledge...yes it was Jackie Edwards
mrsolo54 2 years ago
but i like the version better ;-))
flasherol 2 years ago
@joshread14 no,-the original was a sort of soft rythm´nblues version,the one from Jackie Edwards 1965 album Come on Home -you can find it here on youtube. He recorded it several times in different versions - the reggae version you´re refering to is from about 1970. Bytheway this recording is from november 1965.
FenceThis 1 year ago
About the charts, the way I see it is that there were only so many spaces available on the charts for songs to take up, and way too many good songs to make room for in the higher positions. Let's be thankful we had these songs, whether they charted or not!
sapphiretaurus 3 years ago 6
Did poorly on the charts??? Not in England were it went to #1, bumping off Paperback Writer, right at the beginning of 1966. It did alright in the US, too, but DJs expected to be bribed to play new spins, so talent seldom won out.
strandwolf 3 years ago
Had great taste In England.What A Wonderful World number one for 4 weeks in England did poor on U.S. Charts.I guess you're right
74sodapop 3 years ago
if it's big in the states nowadays,it generally means it is crap..
abrahamlincoln0900 2 years ago 5
Coming from Abraham Lincoln that's a damn fine observation!
Will127 2 years ago
My weekly visit...hey hey hey
languagedancer 3 years ago 3
One of the BEST grooves EVER!!!
languagedancer 3 years ago 2
Wasn't he only 17 or so when this song was released? Amazing artist!
cjthemusicman 3 years ago 8
@cjthemusicman Yes they should have called it the stevie winwood group
spacepatrolman 5 months ago
Stevie Winwood at his best. Too bad his solo efforts, save for Back in the High Life didn't pack the same punch.
Tubernaut 4 years ago