I remember this SO WELL, on CAPALDI.s Coffee Bar -Juke Box in Park Road, Dingle, Liverpool 8. I was about 15 & played THIS time after time or as long as a few spare Sixpences lasted ! Later we would ALL go to THE CAVERN to see SO MANY Merseybeat Groups, YES THE BEATLES included, MANY Many Times,,What Wonderful INNOCENT DAYS they were , Kenny Thompson,
When I saw this, it made me smile! Thinking back, parents HATED this stuff and thought it was frivolous and nonsense. It was the rebellious youth music of the day. Today, rebellious music is rap, hate music and full of anger and violence. What a difference...
@ACEactivities Freddie was a little nut who made a bundle of money with his little trademark dance. Good for him, but shame on Frankie and Annette! They just look stupid and out of place.
@Alikah1 I think the idea is to look stupid. I think people were less serious in those days and happier than we are now. That's what my parents tell me anyway!
That Blonde dancer with the really high kicks is LADA ST EDMUNDS. She always threw herself into the dances. Quite a stunning go-go dancer to boot. Get it?
Saw this last year and again today.........it is a great song and the dance is fun...........not sure if anything like this could be posted nowadays.........
Then again, didn't Jessica ask "Is it Fish or Chicken?" so maybe she could come up with a new dance for us.
Ive seen dances today Hip Hop rap-britnany spears they all look like they cant open their pants zippers and have to pee very bad,-and the music is not in sync
That was the gimmick for Freddie & Dreamers, they were a fun band back then and different from most of the other British Invasion groups. Enjoy it for what it was meant to be and don't be so critical.
this choreography looks like it was done by a pothead having a seizure! this is horrible lol it totally ruined the song, and to begin with....wasnt that gooda song
Hmmm, funny saying it wasn't a good song. It made #1 in the US at the height of the British Invasion, which is incredible considering you had groups like The Beatles and Herman's Hermits dominating the charts in 1965.
yeah....not gonna lie, i had to look that up to see if it was correct haha all i have to say is wow. i still think its a garbage song, though. all i listen to is fifties and sixties music. so i know whats up. freddy and the dreamers have no comparison to other "british invasion" artists such as the beatles. not at all...women of that generation just wanted to hear any type of british pop music cuz it seemed so "exotic" and "exciting" to them
ha! im sixteen to! turnin seventeen in a few months! so nice try. and whats wrong with stating your opinion?! thats what everyone else is doing on this thing. so i dont know what ur problem is
Exactly, I do know more than you, you had to look up this song to know if it was a #1 or not, which I didn't. Then you say teenage girls on drugs made this song a #1 hit. That's not exactly how the system worked then bud. Radio stations picked up on this song and played the shit out of it, which made #1. Drugs weren't even remotely huge in 1965. 1967 was the year that drugs and flower power hit the fan, dumbass.
and as usual...history repeated itself. its just like when those damn backstreet boys or nsync came to town. they were a horrible band but the girls thought they were everything. by the way..... keep in mind that drugs were on the rise in the sixties. WAAAAAY on the rise haha so that could of also played a factor when people were listening to this garbage
I remember this song when it came out in Spring 1965. I had just started dating a girl who would 4 years later (1969) become my wife. Quite sure on when it hit the charts-- April-May A really fun song then and now. Days of innocence...
1;03 . this is the moment when the jams Bruce Foxton was suddenly inspired . the `jamJump ` was born ! . i want to know who was pulling the strings though . is it a gerry anderson production ?
I remember this SO WELL, on CAPALDI.s Coffee Bar -Juke Box in Park Road, Dingle, Liverpool 8. I was about 15 & played THIS time after time or as long as a few spare Sixpences lasted ! Later we would ALL go to THE CAVERN to see SO MANY Merseybeat Groups, YES THE BEATLES included, MANY Many Times,,What Wonderful INNOCENT DAYS they were , Kenny Thompson,
signsofgoingloco1 5 months ago
brings back memories of car rides with my parents... whether or not it was their gimmick... still think its a retarded dance...
themisfitjoe 5 months ago
Freddie was always a delight. I was quite surprised to see who is with him here. :-0
GravelGrunt 6 months ago
Frankie's off
visor109 7 months ago
When I saw this, it made me smile! Thinking back, parents HATED this stuff and thought it was frivolous and nonsense. It was the rebellious youth music of the day. Today, rebellious music is rap, hate music and full of anger and violence. What a difference...
ACEactivities 7 months ago
@ACEactivities Your parents were right. Just as you are about rap.
phrogbubba 7 months ago
@ACEactivities Freddie was a little nut who made a bundle of money with his little trademark dance. Good for him, but shame on Frankie and Annette! They just look stupid and out of place.
Alikah1 3 months ago
@Alikah1 I think the idea is to look stupid. I think people were less serious in those days and happier than we are now. That's what my parents tell me anyway!
bossendenwoodconvict 2 months ago
Long time since I've seen so many people make arses of themselves on TV, but that was great, brought a smile to my face. Innocent times or what?
allanscot1 7 months ago
Silly, ridiculous and LOADS OF FUN. Thanks for posting. Freddie never seemed to take himself too seriously. Wonderful!
rod1148 8 months ago
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When white people try to dance..
mycheesedguitar 9 months ago
The dance was a bit gimmicky, and fun; But the bottom line is that this was a great song.
DominickFontana 9 months ago
I LIKE THE DANCE!
BoomerProduction96 9 months ago
Looks like he's copying off of Soupy Sales! But that was their "gimmick". They were really cool back in the day! :)
bowiemichelle 10 months ago
not even mr bean could dance better than this ! or should i say worse? lool
thenicedudejay 10 months ago
very sharp dressers as well!
Doctorfreek 11 months ago
I loooveee this lyric is just awesome
delionvanadis 11 months ago
It a great oldie for Karaoke Too !!!!
dmullsr 11 months ago
bet he was rubbish at sports :)
butcchmclovin 11 months ago
4 people are clueless on how to have fun. Geek rock before David Byrne!
Kamisamadesu1 1 year ago
That take Me back I saw them in Maidstone when Freddie had his leg in plaster from a fall off the stage, he was still great
lesliecarpets 1 year ago
They were a fun band, and music these days is over-produced and no one can play, sing, or do whatever!!
geeoh480 1 year ago
Great old tune, even if they dance like white people...
MarkdotBirdwolf 1 year ago
One of the great British bands of the sixties. In 1964 I was nine years old and I loved to see him on t v he always had me in hysterics .
piratedjradio 1 year ago
so sweet, I miss the happy love songs.
shitzulovey 1 year ago
Brings back memories and Annette is and always will be a babe. ;)
Zippertheslipper 1 year ago
good tune-dumb dance-anything for a buck!
musicmanregina 1 year ago
Jumpin Jacks everybody!
akiddlydivy2 1 year ago
Used to listen to this all the time from the time I was about 5. My dad had the 45 AND the 78!!!!! Can't remember what the B-side was.
77pob 1 year ago
The dance step is called the Freddie, I remember this. I was very little but I remember dancing it. They were also on the Ed Sullivan show!
mustangmooney21 1 year ago
Oh No!!!
TheMustangsally75 1 year ago
NOBODY DOES THE "FREDDIE" BETTER THAN FREDDIE !
ChampagneCraig 1 year ago
@ChampagneCraig SWEET!
jsbach15 1 year ago
Popular music was so happy back then!
solarvegan 1 year ago
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thebeast2407 1 year ago
uncalled for, that's Annette Funicello and Frankie Avalon and your using the R word
is very rude.
LJ1220 1 year ago
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thebeast2407 1 year ago
Go f u c k yourself prick!
weststar69 1 year ago
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weststar69 1 year ago
I remember this guy Freddie back then, he was a Certified Clown! LOL. Anything BUT British reserve.
pbrucpaul 2 years ago
R.I.P. Freddie!
CanadaAstro 2 years ago
Straight to my favorites list--thanks so much! Freddy Lives!!
rickdermody 2 years ago
That Blonde dancer with the really high kicks is LADA ST EDMUNDS. She always threw herself into the dances. Quite a stunning go-go dancer to boot. Get it?
layton59 2 years ago
Amazing! xD
elvis0258 2 years ago
Spring 1965...
videoguy2010 2 years ago 2
4rth yr high school memories
nancyfloressantos 2 years ago
I think they're doing "the freddie". They had a song by the same name.
RandyBful1 2 years ago
my god...this has to be seen to be believed...
skyangel1965 2 years ago
This is like the precursor of twee
XYZandTime 2 years ago
LOVE YOU FREDDIE!!!
lakefloor 2 years ago
Saw this last year and again today.........it is a great song and the dance is fun...........not sure if anything like this could be posted nowadays.........
Then again, didn't Jessica ask "Is it Fish or Chicken?" so maybe she could come up with a new dance for us.
Lester2955 2 years ago
Thats a great solo there that goes with the vocal melody.Love those tones from guitars and amps of the past.
SmittyHeWasNumber1 2 years ago
What an awesome song (and memory). Thanks for posting !
kittygram51 2 years ago
loool They don't have to do any gymnastics after that show. Cool.
jungemittaubenei 2 years ago
It is a cool song!
ftenzer 2 years ago
Yeah. But at least in the 60's we didn't have Obama!
motowngirl65 2 years ago
R.I.P Freddie..
I just love these 60's tunes.. oh to be a teenager in this era..
TaxiRED 2 years ago
Corny but sooooo cool.
ellesstee 2 years ago 2
I love Frankie and Annette !!! Soooo cute .
bigdaddy1558 2 years ago
The last of the innocent years before the USA went to POT...
motowngirl65 2 years ago
The US is still a good country. The 60's weren't the best time in the world, either.
guy197714 2 years ago 4
With Frankie and Anette! How cute. I remember this song from when I was five. Me and my cousins would dance along whenever it came on TV.
Lloyd1958 2 years ago
I wonder if David Byrne thought of this when planning Talking Heads 'Once In A Lifetime' video...
jimbailey69 2 years ago 4
Life should be this wonderful all the time.
TitoAGoGO 2 years ago 25
Ive seen dances today Hip Hop rap-britnany spears they all look like they cant open their pants zippers and have to pee very bad,-and the music is not in sync
puzleman1 2 years ago 4
This is such a fun video with Annette and Frankie joining Freddie.......
Entertaining without being crude. Thank you soooooomuch!
Lester2955 2 years ago
He had to have a niche somehow,and be different in a very crowded venue! It WAS different and fun at the same time!
estelle715 2 years ago
I have no problem with the song. However that dancing is THEEE most ridiculous dancing I've ever seen!
Somebody was hittin' the pipe back in 64!
strateshootah 2 years ago
I worked with Freddie as a panto dame in Northampton - We did a song about ghosts? Anyone know it?
Steve Barclay
stevebarclay1 2 years ago
That was the gimmick for Freddie & Dreamers, they were a fun band back then and different from most of the other British Invasion groups. Enjoy it for what it was meant to be and don't be so critical.
jjohnmil51 2 years ago 16
@jjohnmil51 I do,and you're right.They were joyous
TheDorr71 1 year ago
what fun
johnpatrickbear 2 years ago
What's he playing at?
mizkellcat 2 years ago
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this choreography looks like it was done by a pothead having a seizure! this is horrible lol it totally ruined the song, and to begin with....wasnt that gooda song
s21anderson 2 years ago
Hmmm, funny saying it wasn't a good song. It made #1 in the US at the height of the British Invasion, which is incredible considering you had groups like The Beatles and Herman's Hermits dominating the charts in 1965.
watchika 2 years ago
yeah....not gonna lie, i had to look that up to see if it was correct haha all i have to say is wow. i still think its a garbage song, though. all i listen to is fifties and sixties music. so i know whats up. freddy and the dreamers have no comparison to other "british invasion" artists such as the beatles. not at all...women of that generation just wanted to hear any type of british pop music cuz it seemed so "exotic" and "exciting" to them
s21anderson 2 years ago
I'm sure you know what 60s life was when you're only 27.
watchika 2 years ago
prove me wrong. your only 29
s21anderson 2 years ago
I'm not even 29, I'm 16. I just don't make rash and stupid thoughts based on opinion before looking at the facts.
watchika 2 years ago
ha! im sixteen to! turnin seventeen in a few months! so nice try. and whats wrong with stating your opinion?! thats what everyone else is doing on this thing. so i dont know what ur problem is
s21anderson 2 years ago
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There's a nothing wrong with stating your opinion, unless its when you say something when you know jack shit.
watchika 2 years ago
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ya im sure you know way more than i do, you cunt. ok well i gotta go run into town. so you can go back to fondeling yourself you stupid shit
s21anderson 2 years ago
Exactly, I do know more than you, you had to look up this song to know if it was a #1 or not, which I didn't. Then you say teenage girls on drugs made this song a #1 hit. That's not exactly how the system worked then bud. Radio stations picked up on this song and played the shit out of it, which made #1. Drugs weren't even remotely huge in 1965. 1967 was the year that drugs and flower power hit the fan, dumbass.
watchika 2 years ago
and as usual...history repeated itself. its just like when those damn backstreet boys or nsync came to town. they were a horrible band but the girls thought they were everything. by the way..... keep in mind that drugs were on the rise in the sixties. WAAAAAY on the rise haha so that could of also played a factor when people were listening to this garbage
s21anderson 2 years ago
I remember this song when it came out in Spring 1965. I had just started dating a girl who would 4 years later (1969) become my wife. Quite sure on when it hit the charts-- April-May A really fun song then and now. Days of innocence...
Thanks for posting.
rod1148 2 years ago
Great song, but stupid, boot-licking fan pandering hijinkks really eat ass.
Ultrabrut1 2 years ago
wonderful band but can i just ask. was this because at the time TVs were not very sharp and so movement was emphasised?? :)
joss885 3 years ago
1;03 . this is the moment when the jams Bruce Foxton was suddenly inspired . the `jamJump ` was born ! . i want to know who was pulling the strings though . is it a gerry anderson production ?
jojoblow01 3 years ago
ive tried to resist , i really have , but sorry , i cant contain it anymore ....... FUCKING MENTALISTS !
jojoblow01 2 years ago
They do say that when a lion or tiger break free in the zoo you should stand perfectly still. On this basis these lot would not last too long
joss885 2 years ago
Freddie's always good for a smile!
lobell74 3 years ago
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shadowdocs 3 years ago
i always wondered where you got your moves from andy.
nellyp2smelly 3 years ago
Today is the 49th anniversary of when this was aired on Hullabaloo.
sadrsch16 3 years ago 3
That's Annette and Frankie Avalon dancing with Freddie, wow!!!
akytilop 3 years ago 4
Correct!! Like you say it's Annette Funnicello and Frankie Avalon.I think they should have practiced the 'freddie dance' a bit more though !!
andybee143 3 years ago 4
Tres kewl for the time ,,,,,,& now !!!!
aryanscience 3 years ago
Great song, great dance, what a great fad. Every hipster rips off Freddie's style these days (minus the kicks).
thirtyworld 3 years ago 2
Thanks andybee143, this is AWESOME!
jackiejaeger 3 years ago
Oh my god, how embarassing. I don't mind the song but can't watch them doing that ridiculous dance...
bellanita 3 years ago
:O! That's the coolest dance ever! :D Go Freddie!
puppylover4ever 3 years ago
OMG!!! What were they thinking???
gatogirlie 3 years ago
So silly and innocent.
johnozed 3 years ago
Man, you got to give them credit for wilfully making such fools of themselves.
WouterJ 3 years ago 2
This band was a massive threat to The Beatles. This video clearly shows us why.
genericgeorge 3 years ago 3
This is a very nice song. But the Beatles???Gtt real.
john9944 3 years ago
I was joking.
genericgeorge 3 years ago
lol
Jadabh2 3 years ago
So friggin' retarded. I love it! Did I see Annette Funnicello in there?
C'mon kids, do the Freddie!
wolf359x 3 years ago
This demonstrates that autistic children can succeed as long as they are driven by pushy stage mothers.
problem49 3 years ago 2
White people are so funny!
titostacos 3 years ago 3
These guys (if they are still alive) should have sued Michael Peters who choreographed Michael Jackson's "Thriller" video.
mbicica 3 years ago 2
Are they retarded?
pkring 3 years ago
Classic!
dekosoft 3 years ago