It's hard to stay focused on the music. Jackie sure fills out that skirt to perfection. This is what a real woman should look like, and dress like. She dances good, too.
Estimated friend, if you want to listen again this song and an endless number of successes of the love I suggest you to visit Radio MUSICA PARA MIMOS - looks for his direction URL in Google ( search Musica para Mimos in Google)-. best romantic music of all the times in Internet, is great, is very good ...!!!
FABULOUS!!!! Brings back memory after memory after memory of great, simpler times. This represents music when it WAS music. We danced, sang along and had so much fun just holding hands with our boyfriends at the soda shop.
I have always thought that the original version of this song was by The Searchers. If it was by American Jackie DeShannon, okay. just about everything the Brits did in those days was stolen from America. Jackie's original was excellent, but I grew up with the Searchers' version. Thank you for posting this!
@muide7 You said: everything the Brits did in those days was stolen from America HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! That is too funny! If you are from that era, you must have slept through it.
GREAT video....great song....beautiful singer.....I too am a 60's lover!....I thank God I spent my teenage years listening to songs like this. I agree with everything seangower said 11 months ago and with the other messages left on here. I would go a stage further and say "Jackie if ever you get to read this and you would consider a holiday at my villa in Spain, please contact me" I am serious and sincere!.....barrieinspain@hotmail.com
Springsteen covered this song if that tells you something. There is a little magic about mid 60's cool that is appealing. It is a more innocent time. All hell has not broken loose yet, but it is about to. People are dressed better and seem healthier.
@EagleRockers The clip is from a syndicated show called 'Hollywood A Go-Go" that was around for a year or so in 1964-65. Thank God they recorded the show for syndication so we can still see those great acts from the mid-60s.
@spencerlmp Sam Riddle (a popular disc jockey in L.A.) hosted a Mon - Fri show called "9th Street West." When that show became a hot local favorite, he was given a Saturday night spot called "Hollywood A Go-Go." Spencerlmp, you sure did your homework. I was a very young teenager when these shows were on but I remember them well. thanks!
Estimated friend, if you want to listen again this song and an endless number of successes of the love I suggest you to visit Radio MUSICA PARA MIMOS - looks for his direction URL in Google ( search Musica para Mimos in Google)-. best romantic music of all the times in Internet, is great, is very good ...!!!
I'm 59 and I loved this song so much,still do.It's from a time when we behaved & dressed like ladies at 13 .I wish we could go back to this innocent time.She is beautiful in this clip & still today! ♥ Thanks shanv79 for this post,precious memories!♥
Ewww How Can 9 People Not Like This. [Didnt Have To Listen LoL] a Most Prominent Talented Singer/Songwriter, Turned Out World Wide Huge Hits For Other Artists, She Sent The Searchers On Their Way With Needles n Pins n Walk In The Room Etc. Shes Left Her Legacy In Music History, nd Rightly So. A True Legend Thankyou Jackie
@MagnussonX Agrees With You Mag Searchers Cover Version Was Tip Top, Rushed Released In uk, Straight To No.1, Had Jackies Been Heard First In uk, I Believe The Searchers Would Have Been Hard Pushed, But I Preferred Jackies Version. Just Whih Gives The Searchers a Lot Of Credit
Is there a girl alive today who could do what Jackie and Carol King did---write,arrange,produce,and perform music that helped define a generation?And they did it at a time when women were meant to be seen and not heard.These girls were heard big time,all over the world.
I'm at a loss over this video. I stumbled across it by chance and cannot shake it from my mind. I watch this several times a day and study every detail as if my like depended on it. I'm bewitched by every aspect of the whole performance but cannot explain my obsession. Very strange but I have to say, this is the most amazing act I have ever seen. Simply breathtaking.
@seangower It isn't strange. I had the same experience. Your description is amazingly accurate. I've seen the video a million times and it is a fantastic classic song by an amazing breathtaking charming full of class woman
@seangower Honest to God--the same for me. I saw this for the first time about 5 days agao and have watched it as many as ten times a day every day since. Not sure what it is but this video has me unexplicably hooked in no uncertain terms.
@seangower Word for word, you said exactly how I feel about this too. Watch it over and over, totally entranced. I keep thinking that those people dancing had no idea they were amidst a Great and Haunting performance that would stand the test of Time...
Such a perfect video. So much about the time and the performer -- solid song performed by the composer. I keep coming back here to watch. The dancers, the way she sings "git-ar" (you can take the girl out of the country, but..). No one performs this song like this, and we are the better for it.
Im addicted to watching this video. Jackie is magnetic as she laughs her way through the number, and her little slip at the beginning, and her cheeky recovery speaks volumes. She must have been very young when this came out. The Searchers version is still a favorite of mine and, had i not seen this video, i would have preferred their version, but its too late now, i cant go back, sorry lads.
This us very high on my all time favorites, Love the break in her voice and impeccable timing. This clip is evocative od an almost innocent age. rolereversed
@rolereversed I love the song & yeah she is so lovely to look at but it made me laugh when you said 'Impeccable timing' when the 2nd thing I noticed when I 1st see this video (1st being how beautiful she is) is how she went to start singing too early at 7 seconds into the video & you can see her look at someone 'off shot' & you can tell by her expression that she realised what she was about to do & that she mouthed something to that effect.
I keep watching this clip as well,i know Mike Pender,and John McNally very well and got a sneaky feeling they watch it as well,maybe Frank Allen as well,great singer this girl,i drift back to the fab sixtys when i listen,it's great.
Jackie goes way back as a songwriter. She co-wrote "The Great Imposter" for The Fleetwoods in 1961, with the late Sharon Sheeley (1940-2002). Sheeley wrote "Poor Little Fool" for Ricky Nelson in 1958. She was engaged to marry Eddie Cochrane before he died. Sheeley was also married for a few years to DJ Jimmy O'Neill who hosted "Shindig" on TV in the '60s. Great video of Jackie!! Jackie and Sharon also co-wrote Dum Dum for Brenda Lee. Nice to see these videos from the '60s.
I am back for more, I watch this clip all the time. There is something magical about it. If you were going to make a film clip in a sixties style today you would look no further than this one to model it on. It is a pure gem.
Amazing video clip, like a breath of fresh air. Jackie had a charmed career, the Beatles, the Byrds, Jimmy Page, Ry Cooder. Thanks to whoever posted this, not just for the visuals but the sound quality is great, just jumps out right at you. Heard her interview on NPR as well, she's a class act. More people need to see this.
This is such an incredible clip, I had no idea she was the original writer. I am blown away. I have enever heard of her before. Thank you for opening my eyes.....and ears!
Fabulous footage - The number of views and comments speaks for itself.
Thanks for posting this classic, which Jackie wrote and the Searchers of course famously covered.
A fabulous song - definitive 60's, with a wonderful catchy tune and doesn't she have a marvellous sense of timing eg .the way she sings "ev-ery time that you ..." etc.
I so loved it when women presented themselves beautifully like this. Of course it helps when they were as attractive as her :-)
Super and funny too, because her false start in the beginning. I wonder who made the choreographic moves on this. Watch the girl right in front of her at the end. Looks like she has a work out pass. Running at the spot.. The song i wonderful ans so is her voice.
Jackie is great, but it's too bad she really only had those two big hits- What the World Needs Now, and Put a Little Love in Your Heart. She had some other good songs, but nothing else that really stood out on its own. If only Jackie could have had someone like Justin Hayward to write all her songs! What a combo that would be! I feel sorry for all the songwriters and singers who had the talent, but just couldn't quite find the magic in their songs to ever become noticed.
@london2z I discovered this song through PAM TILLIS' version, gr8 video as well. But I still love the original version by Jackie the best. Wonderful time for music, to grow up!!
Give the woman her props. To sing what you actually wrote was quite an achievement in the 1960's. I just hope that she held on to the rights of her songs especially since they've been covered by so many other singers.
I love Jackie and she is sooo good. I'm really getting to be an old fossil, cuz I remember rushing home from school to watch Hullabaloo, Shindig, and Shivaree!
Rolubar: guitar riff was sampled by the Beatle in What You Doing by George Harrisson. She toured with Beatles & is on record as to haing taught George the rift.
She was born in a little town in Western Kentucky and grew up in Illinois. I agree that she was just gorgeous and what a singer. i loved her the first time I saw her back in the 60's Woof!!! I sent an email to her web page a year or so back and told her how we listened to her music on a little record player in Vietnam and she emailed me back thanking me for serving. I fell in love with her all over again.
@iliketravian Thanks for the comment. Vietnam was a long time ago for me. I truly wish we could end all of our wars and get our troops home. We in the USA are always grateful for the support our friends in the UK give us.
As the previous poster stated - the original and best version. One of the best songs from the 60's. History will judge Jackie as one of the best and most influential artists of the era.
The original version was released as a single on November 23, 1963 [1] as the B-Side to "Till You Say You'll Be Mine". It was later rereleased as a single A-side in September 1964 (in a slightly sped up mix), possibly to capitalise on the success of the Searchers' version, and later included on the album Breakin' It Up on the Beatles Tour. The single charted on the Billboard Hot 100 in the United States.
DeShannon wrote it and recorded it first. However, the Searchers made such an international hit of it, that Jackie re-recorded it with a mersey beat. Another footnote on how the "British Invasion" although perceived as a threat, benefited American music.
So beautiful it actually hurts to look! Wouldn't mean one damn thing though, without her massive talent. Great singer, great writer... Take that Madonna and all wannabe divas.... this is how it is done.
here is the proof your grannies we're once "hotties" young people.
TheBabyboomkidof53 2 weeks ago
At 0:16 she winks at me.......
Rikkki01 2 weeks ago
It's hard to stay focused on the music. Jackie sure fills out that skirt to perfection. This is what a real woman should look like, and dress like. She dances good, too.
terrafirma91 3 weeks ago
Just as good as the Searchers if not better,great song
skippy407 3 weeks ago
Just fabulous... what a mover
Dave1retd 2 months ago
1964...1st year at high school....first heard this song by the Searchers.
Now i'm 59 years old... just heard the original.
Youtube, unbelievable.
68blues 2 months ago in playlist Liked videos
cooooool!
rjgundy 2 months ago
Terrible wrinkled skirt, but everything else is great. Love Jackie!
mattycat33 2 months ago
She's cool!
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robertoamor2011 3 months ago
FABULOUS!!!! Brings back memory after memory after memory of great, simpler times. This represents music when it WAS music. We danced, sang along and had so much fun just holding hands with our boyfriends at the soda shop.
BethParkerJohnson 3 months ago
The dancers look to be having sooooo much fun. What a simpler time. Where's a time machine when you need one?
Oh yeah, for the 'dislikes' I have a comment too...seriously???
sargrntatarms 3 months ago
Magic
rob51e 3 months ago in playlist Jackie DeShannon
Love how she comes in early at the beginning and has a little laugh over it!
matelot95 3 months ago
I used to love Jackie De Shannon back in the sixties. I loved this version which Jackie wrote over and above the Searchers copy of it.
jlocorriere05 3 months ago in playlist when you walk in the room jackie deshannon
This is soooo 1965ish. How can you not fall in love with this.
I feel like that person who commented on top comments.
Everytime i come to listen to this 1 or 2 times maybe, i end up watching 10 times or more.
Of course it does not hurt to just look at this world class beauty singing this amazing song.
ashton77 4 months ago
Mesmerising
frederickedwinify 4 months ago
Among many other great songs, Jackie wrote this one too.
unclejoebenson 4 months ago
Great singer. Great song.
frederickedwinify 4 months ago
I have always thought that the original version of this song was by The Searchers. If it was by American Jackie DeShannon, okay. just about everything the Brits did in those days was stolen from America. Jackie's original was excellent, but I grew up with the Searchers' version. Thank you for posting this!
muide7 4 months ago
@muide7 You said: everything the Brits did in those days was stolen from America HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! That is too funny! If you are from that era, you must have slept through it.
cboncklis 2 months ago 2
Oh GOOD MEMORY'S.
MrJaika1 4 months ago
Oh goooood memory's.
MrJaika1 4 months ago
GREAT video....great song....beautiful singer.....I too am a 60's lover!....I thank God I spent my teenage years listening to songs like this. I agree with everything seangower said 11 months ago and with the other messages left on here. I would go a stage further and say "Jackie if ever you get to read this and you would consider a holiday at my villa in Spain, please contact me" I am serious and sincere!.....barrieinspain@hotmail.com
MegaTbird78 5 months ago
Springsteen covered this song if that tells you something. There is a little magic about mid 60's cool that is appealing. It is a more innocent time. All hell has not broken loose yet, but it is about to. People are dressed better and seem healthier.
129robertp 6 months ago
The BEST thing about this lady is that she actually WROTE this song and still looks just as beautiful today !
arjaramillo 6 months ago
I don't think this clip is from 'Hullabaloo.' It looks more like '9th Street West,' a dance program in the 60s out of Hollywood.
Love Jackie, met her when I was a teen and she couldn't have been nicer.
Happy Birthday, Jackie!
EagleRockers 6 months ago
@EagleRockers The clip is from a syndicated show called 'Hollywood A Go-Go" that was around for a year or so in 1964-65. Thank God they recorded the show for syndication so we can still see those great acts from the mid-60s.
spencerlmp 5 months ago
@EagleRockers I just looked up 9th Street West. It was also hosted by Sam Riddle. The same show perhaps, with a different name?
spencerlmp 5 months ago
@spencerlmp Sam Riddle (a popular disc jockey in L.A.) hosted a Mon - Fri show called "9th Street West." When that show became a hot local favorite, he was given a Saturday night spot called "Hollywood A Go-Go." Spencerlmp, you sure did your homework. I was a very young teenager when these shows were on but I remember them well. thanks!
EagleRockers 5 months ago
gli anni più belli.....:-)
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robertoamor2011 6 months ago
Writer,Producer and Performer,way back in the '60s-long before "Girl Power"!
abcdee108 7 months ago
Now that's the way I remember the way real girls looked. Oh, my wife still looks great dressed in that fashion (style).
justinemiller1946 7 months ago
You can also see those lil chickies dancing on Dee Dee Sharps " Mashed Potatos " damn they're cute, real movers
Seattle2010ballard 7 months ago
fantastic song
johndoe121213 7 months ago
you Americans knew how to rock
gurneyg007 7 months ago
I head the same problem abcdee108. Kinda weird huh?
seangower 9 months ago
I sure love you, sweetheart!
theoxley 9 months ago
She sang well. Also, I can't forget these few bars from the lead guitar. Whenever you hear them, you can recognize that it is this unique song.
MickileungHK 9 months ago
Obviously a copycat of Duffy...
lindalealphamale 9 months ago
@lindalealphamale haha thanks for the laugh. I like Duffy too, but she was 45 years late to be copied by Jackie D.
konzwambii 8 months ago
Stanzi if you hear this it reminds me of you
makalavena 9 months ago
I saw her on PBS and she is still a dol now as she was then. As for me ? well I turned into an old goat hahahaha
WolfKotenberg 9 months ago
I have to watch this before I start the day-should I see someone about it?
abcdee108 10 months ago
@abcdee108 Not at all. I keep coming back to it too. I could write a book about why Jackie's talent is so much more than most folks realize.
konzwambii 8 months ago
She was real good, more of a trend setter in my eyes.
Freespeech1776 10 months ago
I can feel there's something pounding in my pants.
FecesHurlingMonkey1 11 months ago 18
@FecesHurlingMonkey1 HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
rjgundy 2 months ago
How on earth can ANYONE dislike this?
flemingcourt 11 months ago 10
@flemingcourt
People are funny...and some just have no taste! ;)
wvVol 3 months ago
When you walk in the room....
AnconProducciones 11 months ago
I LOVED HER AS A TEENAGER IN THE 60S, I CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF THIS SONG EVERY TIME I HEAR THIS SONG I GO BACK TO THE GREATEST DECADE OF TIME.
MegaSarge69 11 months ago
Why isn't there some discussion about putting Jackie in the R and R HOF? The songs, the people she wrote and associated with, the performances...
There are certainly folks in the HOF who had less influence.
Celamim 11 months ago 5
@Celamim hey the sex pistols are in rock n roll hall of fame . what more do you want. a joke isn't it.
vettefool 7 months ago
French version by Claude François.
DAUROIS1 11 months ago
G R E A T ! ! !
BRUNNI
(MYSTERIALS/
STREET CORNER MEMORIES SHOW)
mugatomick 11 months ago
FFFFFFFIN A. Brilliant. Love it. Thank you Jackie.
neil03152 11 months ago
I'm 59 and I loved this song so much,still do.It's from a time when we behaved & dressed like ladies at 13 .I wish we could go back to this innocent time.She is beautiful in this clip & still today! ♥ Thanks shanv79 for this post,precious memories!♥
msstevie1951 1 year ago
Very strange dance step by Jackie here.
AllBobsAllTheTime 1 year ago
It was a short lived dance I believe called the 'Lawson' back in the mid 60's.
theoxley 11 months ago
Hot man hot !!
alanvking 1 year ago
God why could I have been around in the 60's I love this Music.
Nic4347 1 year ago
Ewww How Can 9 People Not Like This. [Didnt Have To Listen LoL] a Most Prominent Talented Singer/Songwriter, Turned Out World Wide Huge Hits For Other Artists, She Sent The Searchers On Their Way With Needles n Pins n Walk In The Room Etc. Shes Left Her Legacy In Music History, nd Rightly So. A True Legend Thankyou Jackie
Tony70504 1 year ago
First to hit the charts by the Searchers I believe. But her own version is so good.
MagnussonX 1 year ago
@MagnussonX Agrees With You Mag Searchers Cover Version Was Tip Top, Rushed Released In uk, Straight To No.1, Had Jackies Been Heard First In uk, I Believe The Searchers Would Have Been Hard Pushed, But I Preferred Jackies Version. Just Whih Gives The Searchers a Lot Of Credit
Tony70504 1 year ago
Is there a girl alive today who could do what Jackie and Carol King did---write,arrange,produce,and perform music that helped define a generation?And they did it at a time when women were meant to be seen and not heard.These girls were heard big time,all over the world.
oleole52 1 year ago
Possibily the greatest guitar riff in pop history !!!
...........Phil Spector, eat your heart out !!!
lsmoulton 1 year ago
aaww.....nice ..dont hear dis music and charisma anymore..love dis song..and jackie too
dabadboyone 1 year ago
I am learning to play this song on accordion.
jackd105 1 year ago
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Saw the Searchers a couple of weeks ago and their version was great. Still think Jackie's takes some beating though.
billyred19 1 year ago
Saw the Searchers a couple of weeks ago and their version was great. Still think Jacxkie's takes some beating though.
billyred19 1 year ago
A wicked guitar riff (one of the best riffs of all time...)
Doleafol 1 year ago
I just know her winks were meant for only me. gosh how I wish
vettefool 1 year ago 5
Good art doesn't gets older. I live in Brazil.
daltonagre 1 year ago
That little wiggle at 1:13 keeps me up at night!!!
theoxley 1 year ago
Nice with girls that wrote their own songs in those days! Flibberi flabberi bo boo! ;D yep, twist and shout!!
GreatBonFire 1 year ago
I'm at a loss over this video. I stumbled across it by chance and cannot shake it from my mind. I watch this several times a day and study every detail as if my like depended on it. I'm bewitched by every aspect of the whole performance but cannot explain my obsession. Very strange but I have to say, this is the most amazing act I have ever seen. Simply breathtaking.
seangower 1 year ago 17
@seangower......so what's your point?? You got to stand in line just the rest of us!!!
theoxley 1 year ago
@seangower It isn't strange. I had the same experience. Your description is amazingly accurate. I've seen the video a million times and it is a fantastic classic song by an amazing breathtaking charming full of class woman
dusty11111988 1 year ago
@seangower Honest to God--the same for me. I saw this for the first time about 5 days agao and have watched it as many as ten times a day every day since. Not sure what it is but this video has me unexplicably hooked in no uncertain terms.
marcm9999 1 year ago
@marcm9999 same here, bro
konzwambii 1 year ago
I believe you have fallen in love with not just a singer but with a wonderful woman.
theoxley 6 months ago
@seangower Word for word, you said exactly how I feel about this too. Watch it over and over, totally entranced. I keep thinking that those people dancing had no idea they were amidst a Great and Haunting performance that would stand the test of Time...
konzwambii 4 months ago
@seangower It's weired I find also quite hypnotic
TheOzzie137 4 months ago
Best . Voice. Ever.
BloodyHolidayTeleV 1 year ago
One of the greatest pop songs of the 1960s....and Jackie wrote it and sang one of the best 2 versions.
Baskerville22 1 year ago
Love her cute moves!... guess we can call it the 'Deshannon Deshake'... Go Jackie!!!
BritsRComing 1 year ago
Such a perfect video. So much about the time and the performer -- solid song performed by the composer. I keep coming back here to watch. The dancers, the way she sings "git-ar" (you can take the girl out of the country, but..). No one performs this song like this, and we are the better for it.
Celamim 1 year ago
Im addicted to watching this video. Jackie is magnetic as she laughs her way through the number, and her little slip at the beginning, and her cheeky recovery speaks volumes. She must have been very young when this came out. The Searchers version is still a favorite of mine and, had i not seen this video, i would have preferred their version, but its too late now, i cant go back, sorry lads.
falconoilcompany 1 year ago 2
my name is jackie(:
luvwms 1 year ago
Verry very good. Brings back fond memories
neroandthegladiator 1 year ago
Sweetheart, I was feeling a little down...so I came to see you. ILYJackie!!!
theoxley 1 year ago
While this song is better known as being done by The Searchers, this version also is great to listen to.
altfactor 1 year ago
This us very high on my all time favorites, Love the break in her voice and impeccable timing. This clip is evocative od an almost innocent age. rolereversed
rolereversed 1 year ago
@rolereversed I love the song & yeah she is so lovely to look at but it made me laugh when you said 'Impeccable timing' when the 2nd thing I noticed when I 1st see this video (1st being how beautiful she is) is how she went to start singing too early at 7 seconds into the video & you can see her look at someone 'off shot' & you can tell by her expression that she realised what she was about to do & that she mouthed something to that effect.
DavidJHarrisonEssex 1 year ago
@DavidJHarrisonEssex Actually it looks like she started to lip sing a bar early!
comaz 1 year ago
I keep watching this clip as well,i know Mike Pender,and John McNally very well and got a sneaky feeling they watch it as well,maybe Frank Allen as well,great singer this girl,i drift back to the fab sixtys when i listen,it's great.
789holland 1 year ago
Jackie goes way back as a songwriter. She co-wrote "The Great Imposter" for The Fleetwoods in 1961, with the late Sharon Sheeley (1940-2002). Sheeley wrote "Poor Little Fool" for Ricky Nelson in 1958. She was engaged to marry Eddie Cochrane before he died. Sheeley was also married for a few years to DJ Jimmy O'Neill who hosted "Shindig" on TV in the '60s. Great video of Jackie!! Jackie and Sharon also co-wrote Dum Dum for Brenda Lee. Nice to see these videos from the '60s.
keca1430 1 year ago
The sixties - the best decade ever!. The music was just to die for. And good times too; What a great singer she was.
rohansrider 1 year ago
I am back for more, I watch this clip all the time. There is something magical about it. If you were going to make a film clip in a sixties style today you would look no further than this one to model it on. It is a pure gem.
columba67 1 year ago
Amazing video clip, like a breath of fresh air. Jackie had a charmed career, the Beatles, the Byrds, Jimmy Page, Ry Cooder. Thanks to whoever posted this, not just for the visuals but the sound quality is great, just jumps out right at you. Heard her interview on NPR as well, she's a class act. More people need to see this.
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pds3939 1 year ago
This is such an incredible clip, I had no idea she was the original writer. I am blown away. I have enever heard of her before. Thank you for opening my eyes.....and ears!
columba67 1 year ago
Fabulous footage - The number of views and comments speaks for itself.
Thanks for posting this classic, which Jackie wrote and the Searchers of course famously covered.
A fabulous song - definitive 60's, with a wonderful catchy tune and doesn't she have a marvellous sense of timing eg .the way she sings "ev-ery time that you ..." etc.
I so loved it when women presented themselves beautifully like this. Of course it helps when they were as attractive as her :-)
MrGMmusic 1 year ago
Mesmerising! The entire 'sixties' in one perfect package.
MegaGravyboy 1 year ago
she is beautiful and she can really sing
drussenigen 1 year ago
I didn't know of her before I heard this interview on NPR's Fresh Air program. Worth the listen. Look for it on the NPR web site.
How the world has changed for women performers.
sub3123 1 year ago
Super and funny too, because her false start in the beginning. I wonder who made the choreographic moves on this. Watch the girl right in front of her at the end. Looks like she has a work out pass. Running at the spot.. The song i wonderful ans so is her voice.
leffkas 1 year ago
Jackie's version is simply the best. Her voice delivers every bit of oomph and passion this tremendous song deserves.
problem49 1 year ago
Didn't she co-write "Bette Davis Eyes"? great,but underrated songwriter
sps242 1 year ago
@sps242: She's 'underrated' no more...she was just inducted into the Songwriters' Hall of Fame! :)
recordman64 1 year ago
i was watchin a movie and when it was over i got here wtf
blast667 1 year ago
She made me want to dance.
davidmayne 1 year ago
One of the greatest videos on you tube. GOD this is INCREDIBLE! Thank you for posting!
ShadowWanderer1 1 year ago 3
Jackie is great, but it's too bad she really only had those two big hits- What the World Needs Now, and Put a Little Love in Your Heart. She had some other good songs, but nothing else that really stood out on its own. If only Jackie could have had someone like Justin Hayward to write all her songs! What a combo that would be! I feel sorry for all the songwriters and singers who had the talent, but just couldn't quite find the magic in their songs to ever become noticed.
london2z 1 year ago 2
@london2z I discovered this song through PAM TILLIS' version, gr8 video as well. But I still love the original version by Jackie the best. Wonderful time for music, to grow up!!
theMICK64 1 year ago
I seem to like this version better than all the others !
what was that band playing in this clip - all grandfathers nowadays nowadays with great grandchildren I expect :)
shazam20007 1 year ago 3
Give the woman her props. To sing what you actually wrote was quite an achievement in the 1960's. I just hope that she held on to the rights of her songs especially since they've been covered by so many other singers.
laminage 1 year ago 2
Excellent singer and writer. And very cool sounding.
skydogz1 1 year ago
This gives goose bumps, thank-you freind.
samjtwinn 1 year ago
Musical perfection! What a talent Jackie is! The best!!
TheRealSuperman1000 1 year ago
such a nice song, listen to Agnetha Faltskog's version ^^
warwolf193 1 year ago
I love this video, but her "little kicks" are slightly reminiscent of Elaine's dance on "Seinfeld".
DrSamba1 1 year ago
subtly sexy and fabulous music
dybbuk4640 1 year ago 2
I Love This Kentucky Girl.
ladbrady 1 year ago
Love the way she starts to mime too soon!
yellowbear1000 1 year ago 4
The Queen of Rock no mistake the best
waynemacfarlane 1 year ago 2
Great video of a great performance. By far the best version.
TheWoolfy1 1 year ago 4
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TheDonio88 2 years ago
a little while back, little steven, on his weekly radio program, said that "tangerine", from zep's third album, was written about jackie...
rocknrollphilip 2 years ago 7
I love Jackie and she is sooo good. I'm really getting to be an old fossil, cuz I remember rushing home from school to watch Hullabaloo, Shindig, and Shivaree!
4everbobby 2 years ago 24
@4everbobby
From one fossil to another, I hear you. Today's music S U C K S !
OSUSam 1 year ago
Good art doesn't gets older. I live in Brazil.
daltonagre 2 years ago 10
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TheDonio88 2 years ago
Great song, & this version is my favorite.
OttoDOughto 2 years ago 10
Does anyone know who plays that cool guitar riff ? It has to be a 12 string.
rolobur 2 years ago 10
Rolubar: guitar riff was sampled by the Beatle in What You Doing by George Harrisson. She toured with Beatles & is on record as to haing taught George the rift.
joeo78501 2 years ago 8
She was born in a little town in Western Kentucky and grew up in Illinois. I agree that she was just gorgeous and what a singer. i loved her the first time I saw her back in the 60's Woof!!! I sent an email to her web page a year or so back and told her how we listened to her music on a little record player in Vietnam and she emailed me back thanking me for serving. I fell in love with her all over again.
larrydh2 2 years ago 53
What is her web page ?
shanv79 2 years ago 2
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4everbobby 2 years ago
@larrydh2 Now that's an artist who truly loves her fans.
movielothario 1 year ago
@larrydh2 Great comment man
up most repect for serving in Vietnam :')
Adam (UK)
iliketravian 1 year ago
@iliketravian Thanks for the comment. Vietnam was a long time ago for me. I truly wish we could end all of our wars and get our troops home. We in the USA are always grateful for the support our friends in the UK give us.
larrydh2 1 year ago
@larrydh2 Yeah, i like the 'special' relationship our countrys have.
Us in the UK are also thankfull
'you scratch my back, and i will scratch yours' :)
iliketravian 1 year ago
Del Shannon's version is waaaay better
klioki 2 years ago
nice
KLONDYKE1111 2 years ago 3
I think this was not shown on Hullabaloo. It looks very much like a show called Hollywood Ago go. Anyone else know of this?
bzerbel1 2 years ago
@bzerbel1 It's definitely HOLLYWOOD A GO-GO from 1965
haworthhoarder 2 years ago 2
Oh my goodness! My daddy sent this to me and it made me cry! It's so beautiful! Go Jackie!!! I love you!!! :)
SingDanceAct1000 2 years ago 2
@SingDanceAct1000
txswinterry65 2 years ago
@SingDanceAct1000 check out "Whats A Matter Baby" by Timi Yuro
txswinterry65 2 years ago 2
よく見ると最初間違えてますね
カワイイですね＾＾
mensoimiso 2 years ago
Shake it Jackie! I always LOVED this song.
1musiclvr 2 years ago
beutiful girl
lazer70 2 years ago
an aside at about 1:33 it looks like the guys are dancing with each other
giano56 2 years ago
Uhm, no. Those things did not happen in those days, at least not in public,
Waldo99 2 years ago
Hello? It's a joke ... operative words: "looks LIKE" perhaps, I should have used "as if"
giano56 2 years ago
As the previous poster stated - the original and best version. One of the best songs from the 60's. History will judge Jackie as one of the best and most influential artists of the era.
haworthhoarder 2 years ago
Jackie Deshannon was a far away singer in Holland in the sixties. The original and the best version. Thanks for posting.
dusty11111988 2 years ago 2
What a woman
norton36456 2 years ago 2
The original version was released as a single on November 23, 1963 [1] as the B-Side to "Till You Say You'll Be Mine". It was later rereleased as a single A-side in September 1964 (in a slightly sped up mix), possibly to capitalise on the success of the Searchers' version, and later included on the album Breakin' It Up on the Beatles Tour. The single charted on the Billboard Hot 100 in the United States.
rhh1945 2 years ago 3
Anybody know the band / who's playing that cool guitar riff ??
FecesHurlingMonkey1 2 years ago
jackie is the orginal writer of this tune and singer.....many groups have copied her but she is the best singer......
pkappel006 2 years ago
I Feel There's Something Pounding In My Pants.
She looks smoking hot; cool song, Jackie
FecesHurlingMonkey1 2 years ago 2
Page's ex-girlfriend?
MrDrProfessorJrMD 2 years ago
I was brought up with the Searchers version in the UK, but this just keeps growing on me. She is a great talent
otleyfella 2 years ago
DeShannon wrote it and recorded it first. However, the Searchers made such an international hit of it, that Jackie re-recorded it with a mersey beat. Another footnote on how the "British Invasion" although perceived as a threat, benefited American music.
snufpark 2 years ago
So beautiful it actually hurts to look! Wouldn't mean one damn thing though, without her massive talent. Great singer, great writer... Take that Madonna and all wannabe divas.... this is how it is done.
foodstamp7007 2 years ago 8
quit being old i like her too but madonna is a different style you can't live in the past
mopable 2 years ago