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Way back in 1973 or 74, a friend and I were at a Club in West Covina,Ca. and we got to meet these guys.. it was great.. They sat with us on their breaks.. Jerry Lewis's Son.. Gery Lewis.. was a nice guy..
babsonthego4 5 months ago in playlist More videos from 74sodapop
I LOVE WHAT HIS FATHER HAS DONE FOR HUMANITY-MY BROTHER HAD A TRUETONE RECORD PLAYER WHEN I WAS 11 AND BOUGHT 33'S I WORE OUT MANY RECORDS HE RECORDED -HE WILL ALWAYS BE MY LEGEND AND HE IS ONE IN A LIFETIME-I HOPE HE IS HAPPY AND HEATHY TO-MY BEST TO YOU GARY-AND YOUR PLAYBOYS
terry5654 1 year ago
This was a favorite song of mine....I would play it over and over and over...surprised my folks didn't break the record! lol
katie195626 1 year ago
This song is still one of Gary's favorite recordings. It still sounds great live.
mikeaustin26 1 year ago
This is such a GREAT Song - Gary Lewis and the Playboys were AMAZING! They put out Gorgeous, catchy Music and had hit after hit!
atisaseret 1 year ago
the songs of gary lewis remind us of our college days with my spouse in the country we were born. thanks for the upload.
comeban5 2 years ago
My wife and I saw Gary Lewis & The Playboys in concert a couple of years ago, and before they sang this song, Gary introduced it as being his very favorite of all the songs they ever recorded. And I tend to agree this is the group at its best.
vandywilliam 2 years ago
For quite awhile Leon Russell worked in the recording studio background, producing, writing & arranging material for others. Gary & the 'boys relied on his skills for solid material such as this.
pgh45rpms 3 years ago 2
Great tune from a very under-rated group. Sure, with legendary producer Snuff Garrett, they were probably more of a 'studio' group than a 'live' band, but during the 60's, who cared? Thanks for posting.
bigideajeb 3 years ago 3
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willminkorea 2 years ago
This was the flipside of "Save Your Heart For Me." It was written by Leon Russell (who's also playing the harpsichord). Boyce & Hart would borrow this chord progression (and tempo) a few months later for "I'm Not Your Steppin' Stone."
IDLERACER 3 years ago 2
It's also got the same attitude as "Steppin' Stone"...but Gary, great as he could be, just couldn't sound as snotty as Micky Dolenz
thecountofbasie 2 years ago
Another kick-butt production by Snuff Garrett! THE Unsung genius of the sixties.
saguaroboy 3 years ago 3