Sounds Incorporated - William Tell (1965)_HQ

[351xd4v]

This stuff rocks man . Great to hear it again .

[spiritoveradversity1]

From a time when music was FUN, they genuinely seem to be enjoying themselves !  !

[metafis]

Somewhere in a distant paralell universe, this is thrash metal.

[423jaws]

I need another hit of purple microdot.

[tinyBrocks]

they`re JUMPING!!!!!!! (:

[gnidder]

brilliant !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[godznuts]

That tenor player is hopped up on goofballs.

[EarPhoneMonkey]

Ha Ha Ha, I Love This!

[19501960]

HE'S HUMPING THAT BASS

[fidomusic]

My fav of theirs is 'Detroit'. It was the B side of one of 'The Spartans'.

[gyurka1984]

That was Budapest at the cinema in 1956, "pop gear" (the hungarian title was "slágerrevű".

[commodore665]

probably not what Rossini had in mind for this , but still good .

[Gliiy5]

gee I remember when they toured OZ with the Beatles. The best rendition of the W. Tell O/tue you ever heard

[baird55aus]

It was Rossini.

[SirBasildeBrush]

Never really liked this version, but that was before I saw it !! Excellent stuff.

[sincityartie]

I can hear their agent now..."Guys, you've got to put more energy into the act!"

[kennnmoran1]

Somebody mixed their tablets wrong, too much go, not enough wo!

[Petemonster62]

The William Tell Overture was a Classical Music piece; can some one out there tell us who composed it & approximately when? In the United States it was used as the theme song for the Lone Ranger stories ( A lawman in the 1800s American West.) as a radio play in the 1940s & later on television. Sounds Incorporated melded Rock with Classical music before the Beatles, Moody Blues, & E.L.O.

[Zorchalate]

This was how they did it on a show called "you can't do that on television" from Nicelodean.  It seems that no kids today have heard of the lone ranger whereas wjen I was growing up in the 80s, everyone called it "the lone ranger" even though it hadn't been on for thirty years.

Matt

[Kraehe]

Forget ska punk, just give me some more of this.

[raulo316]

the funny thing is they never stop smileling

[leoseries]

Ah yes Sounds Inc. The rasping sax of Major West and the driving beat of Tony Newey. I saw them many times back then. They really came into their own when they backed Brenda Lee - What a gig that was!

[AHRZAMANBALASY]

я люблю это

[Richpete001]

Absolute head bangers on the vid, but the musice was brilliant and still is