In the small town where I lived - if you heard this at the end of the night you were in the wrong dance club - how sad is that, but I love this song so much - cause one night I went to that dance club and heard this for the first time and was blown away, couldn't believe I had never heard it before xx
Takes me back to when I was fifteen years old. Nobody can tell me that this music was rubbish. You can make out every word that was sung, and great to smooch to with the girl of your dreams at the time. Give me the sixties again please !!
Where did this clip come from, talk about rare? Is it Where the Action Is (they did a special from London in 1966)? As a kid I remember my sister playing this over and over again, but no wonder - it is a great song. It reached the UK top 30 in 1966.
@likethesong1. I feel for you...the only person that is with you all your life is yourself so make the most of it. maybe he just needs the time apart. good luck with the rest of your life and do what you feel like doing.
Produced by the legendary record producer Joe Meek. Years ago I met one of Joe's brothers in Gloucester who told me that this was Joe's particular favourite of all the recordings that he made, even more than Telstar.
First record by then boyfriend who became my husband in 1968 bought me. He has now decided after 42yrs that he no longer wants to be married to me. Listen to the record and cry and listen and cry. Still love the record and still love him.
OMG OMG ???? luvin it my very very fav xxxxx mindes me o ma man ?/////... oh have i been married that long ??? aye cos were grandparents ,,,, and i still love him after aw these years ,,,,,,,, aw i love u baby just the same . if no more fae oor fumblin dance at 13 years old >>>
class the best verison of the 60s most under rated song also love charlie cranes voice heared he had died does anyone one know much about him when he passed ect cheers
I wan't disclose my age, but I inherited a lot of vinyl from my Grandfather about 3 years ago and am an avid user of hypem.com, and never have I discovered a song as beautiful as this in my life.
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
this is my nanny and grandas song they used to sing to eachother but now they are both dead but this song really means alot to me and there are alot of memories with this song
Great song, great video!! Actually, I also love the Bay City Rollers' version of this song (hides behind sofa to avoid flying stuff - lol!!). Think it would be an awesome song whoever sang it :-)
in fife its known as the squirrell song as it was always the last song played at jackie o disco in kirkaldy meaning being twice round the floor an outside for your nuts.............well use your imagineation karen h.
I had the pleasure of sharing a few drinks with Charlie Crane in my local back in the eighties. He was a really nice bloke - back then I didn't appreciate 60's music as I do now let alone know who Joe Meek was!
Growing up in Glasgow going to Queen Victoria Drive school and listening to songs like this....beatles...stones..small faces..poets..the who...being a mod..getting your first scooter..lambretta 125..parkas...going to the international in Edinburgh seeing the Small Faces..going to Balloch to see The Who...Manfred Mann...theres no point in looking back but by Christ these were the days that you will never forget..
Oh this song so brings back memories for me. I first heard it when I went with my friend Ann to The Rainbow Cafe Coatbridge only was my Mum had told me never to go there and I did and this was playing on the juke box. Its a lovely sad song and I love it. I alway will.
The audio quality reminds me of medium wave pirate radio, lol. my favs were radio london and radio caroline. it was only on the pirates - and maybe radio luxembourg, that we heard this song.
@lynda1804 Charlie owned a number of pubs and made many locals laugh with his music quizs! unfortunetly he is no longer with us. Bless him, miss him xx
Really pleased I managed to track this down on utube!! It reminds me of the 'disco' nights in the Port O' Leith in Leith, Edinburgh..... Truly a smoocheroonie. I loved this song when I first heard it and love it still. This is just a lovely memory of good times, thanks very much to whover has posted it. :)
I don't think there is a higher quality version of this video. Keep in mind that in 1966 there were no small sophisticated cameras like we have now. This was probably shot on 16mm film and then broadcast to America on an early version of videotape and from there taped off the air. Some quality would have been lost right there back in 1966 from that process. We should be thankful that this version survived because so much of the early music videos have been lost.
The definitive version by the Shames. Duffy's arrangement recognises this and follows it so closely. I admit to some bias though; George Robinson is my Uncle and my Dad was their driver/roadie/manager for some time. He had a mobile disco well into the 1990's known as 'Shames Disco". It is a great song though and will always be remembered as "theirs" whoever performs it.
my mum and dad used to sing this song to each other ,now they are both dead and its a really goood memory.good song means alot to me but different meanings to other people. good times through the years .
@gersbabygirl ... the best song ever >>>> RIP ,, they must have been fab >>>>> my bestest song ever ,,, whenevr i have a wee drink i do this ,,, takes me back,,, and im howling .... be proud ,,,
I have been looking for this for years. As so many before me have said, the last dance. My first love, Colin, met at the shows in Lanark on the waltzers a long time ago and long gone. but the song has stayed. Fantastic memories.
i was with a girl and she had to leave to go with another i played this song as she was leaving....she came back and we'll soon be married...god bless.. funny how she hates this song now....women..never understand you!!!
Oh that song and those vocals - fell in love with it after hearing it on holiday in Barmouth - it was being played at the fairground and I was about 12 I think. Oh happy days and the best of music was just really starting. Bought the record years later as I did with a lot of my sixties stuff. Singles were 6/8p which was 1 third of an old British pound and the exact same amount as a dollar then!!! Hippy Sue basking in nostalgia with UTube. Very sad to hear that Charlie has gone. RIP x
You're dead right there! I was 16 and still at school but my brother & I had a band called Minerva, and we always sang it as aour last song. Loved the band, loved the song and can't believe they never became more famous!!! LOVED THEM !!!
So great to see this! I worked with Charlie in the late 70's and thoroughly enjoyed working with him. He hadn't changed much, Fantastic sense of fun.
I remember he used to support the 'Toffees' and I'd pull his leg.
I was devastated when I learned he was gone. I will always associate this song with Charlie especially as he sang it to me pitch perfect in the office! He is one scouser who will be missed by an awful lot of people. God bless Charlie.
I had not seen him since I was a kid, 35 years or so but he was fabulous then. A ton of fun and very happy then. I live in the US so it was tough to see relatives in England
As a 15 year old back in 1966, I adored this song and fell madly in love with Charlie, he was so cute. On rediscovering the song here on youtube, I was reminded why I liked him so much. I started searches to see what he was doing nowadays, only to discover he was no longer with us, I just can't get over it, I have a real sense of mourning, so I play the song and watch him in the video every day. Have you got any videos or pictures of him when he was older, that you can put on the tube?
Takes me back to my youth. This was part of the traditional last dance set at Locarnos & Meccas all over the country in the late 1960s - shame about the 'video' which destroys the emotion. It's great that Duffy has revitalised such a great song.
Absolutely true, but it was in the 70's as well. I have danced to it many a time here and the memories come straight back when you hear it. Lovely.......oh.....
In the small town where I lived - if you heard this at the end of the night you were in the wrong dance club - how sad is that, but I love this song so much - cause one night I went to that dance club and heard this for the first time and was blown away, couldn't believe I had never heard it before xx
texnono 3 weeks ago in playlist Favorite videos
this is 1966,i have the 45 record dated 1963
goldennightify 1 month ago
Takes me back to when I was fifteen years old. Nobody can tell me that this music was rubbish. You can make out every word that was sung, and great to smooch to with the girl of your dreams at the time. Give me the sixties again please !!
MrTammydoo 1 month ago
Right voice for a great cover song CHAMPIONEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
watchampions 1 month ago
zoot money and the big roll band also recorded this in the 60's with an almost identical arrangement. Can't find it anywhere.
LolasChannel1 2 months ago
joe meek one of the greatest producers thats ever been and i had the pleasure of meeting him
a realy nice talented guy i blame the bbc for f...... his career up
whiskykeithbarwell 3 months ago
looks like its filmed where the LONDON EYE now sits
MALTYKIA 3 months ago
Joe Meek producing a Bacharach cover. Once in a lifetime, folks.
dogkelp 5 months ago 4
Anyone remember the Grave Club off Dale St Liverpool 1960's?
kendo1950 5 months ago
Produced by the great Joe Meek I think!
stwads 6 months ago 6
In the U.S.A...the Drifters did this song in 1961...It went to #14...but I remember it well.
I guess it took five years to cross the Atlantic.
09kittykatz09 6 months ago
Fanatastic early music "video"
Please tell me more about the singer.
This is up there with any "torch" song.
erudite1100 6 months ago
First seen the Cryin Shames and heard this song at the Grave in Liverpool off Dale St.Brilliant
kendo1950 6 months ago
Where did this clip come from, talk about rare? Is it Where the Action Is (they did a special from London in 1966)? As a kid I remember my sister playing this over and over again, but no wonder - it is a great song. It reached the UK top 30 in 1966.
allanscot1 6 months ago
@likethesong1. I feel for you...the only person that is with you all your life is yourself so make the most of it. maybe he just needs the time apart. good luck with the rest of your life and do what you feel like doing.
toots133 7 months ago
I loved this song then and still loveit.
toots133 7 months ago
Produced by the legendary record producer Joe Meek. Years ago I met one of Joe's brothers in Gloucester who told me that this was Joe's particular favourite of all the recordings that he made, even more than Telstar.
longboarder771 7 months ago
one word for this song brilliant
hibby510 7 months ago
love this song to jackiexxxxxx
josmel0708 7 months ago
First record by then boyfriend who became my husband in 1968 bought me. He has now decided after 42yrs that he no longer wants to be married to me. Listen to the record and cry and listen and cry. Still love the record and still love him.
likethesong1 7 months ago
@likethesong1 oh sweetheart, my heart goes out to you, but dont give up hope, men are fickle, stay strong xxx
noosmum 7 months ago
OMG OMG ???? luvin it my very very fav xxxxx mindes me o ma man ?/////... oh have i been married that long ??? aye cos were grandparents ,,,, and i still love him after aw these years ,,,,,,,, aw i love u baby just the same . if no more fae oor fumblin dance at 13 years old >>>
lolly063 7 months ago
One of my faves too. It reminds me very much of a certain young lady. It was done earlier, and equally well, by the Drifters...
colbluvsmusic 7 months ago
OMG I love this song, and it stil sounds like the old vinyl version
yatsand1 8 months ago
class the best verison of the 60s most under rated song also love charlie cranes voice heared he had died does anyone one know much about him when he passed ect cheers
glennstocker 8 months ago
What a classic piece of songwriting, this was filmed a stones throw from my old flat in London.............
milbury55 8 months ago
lol didnt think that wen in the kempock bar 1 night lol
wotaman1 8 months ago
Superb song that i heard as a boy on a compilation album with various other gems...I have loved it for 40 years!
sydb2424 8 months ago
Burtons dance hall was a wee bit rough for us Gourockians :)
MrJimclyde 8 months ago
So sad and brilliant, I can't move.
--Reggie Bender (60s pop star in exile)
ReggieBender 9 months ago
timeless classic -still love it after allthese years
lisbon117 9 months ago
Listen to the New Version by Westlife - Please Stay
rigenzea 9 months ago
What a song Love IT
jack300557 10 months ago
ahhhhhh a bottle of festival then three and a tanner lol the world was mine and the last dance was the only dance.
wotaman1 10 months ago
A brilliant record . I saw the band back in the 60s in the Isle of Man
jackiereid1 10 months ago
this is so sad worse when you were in love at that time trish
patriciagordon1 10 months ago
Why wasn't this used at the end of the film Telstar? Money that's why!
inshreds66 10 months ago
why ? were u afraid??? was brilliant same as the cragburn?
wotaman1 10 months ago
I remember Burtons? GreenocK? Im from Gourock..we were to afraid to go to Burtons :)
MrJimclyde 10 months ago
I remember Burtons? GreenocK?
MrJimclyde 10 months ago
ahh burtons dancn, last dance always lol
wotaman1 10 months ago
@wotaman1 last call for bus tickets
gibsoclark23 10 months ago
This song I have looked for , for so long, crying as I listen to it, so takes me back
bongo6899 11 months ago
if you were into moonies eg slow dances this was song for you
nabby1874 11 months ago
looks like a young ali campbell
bigbawser 1 year ago
'The Sailing Ship' is a much better single
funkmasterjee 1 year ago
This is by far my favourite song ever.
I wan't disclose my age, but I inherited a lot of vinyl from my Grandfather about 3 years ago and am an avid user of hypem.com, and never have I discovered a song as beautiful as this in my life.
Hogand04 1 year ago 2
What a completely UNinspired film. I don't think they could have been more boring if they'd tried. (but I like their music).
Kramnosnits 1 year ago
:) :) :)
Coladgero 1 year ago
Not bad. Sounds a lot like the records Tommy Mclain was making around that time.
lrd9999 1 year ago
top choon ... yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasssssssssssssssss
avaybobo 1 year ago
I know the lead singer of this song Phill:)
pulsar46 1 year ago
great song to get a lumber after the dance get oan the floor for a wee moonie oh they wur the days memories memories
shuchr 1 year ago
@shuchr Totally agree!!! It was the best 'Lumber Number' at the dancin' in the 60s
55tinker 1 year ago
@55tinker yes I agree, this and `Kelly ` by del Shannon were usually the last two songs , it was make or break time for a lumber. LOL.
alove170 1 year ago
In loving memory of my mum who sadly passed away on 18th October 2010 R.I.P
ALEXDJ2009 1 year ago
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supersondessixties 1 year ago
The Chicago group sounds like British rockers on this However this doesnt hold a candle to The Drifters early sixties version...
miketheshanmanmangan 1 year ago
Good to see that the fence on the South Bank hasn,t changed!
jonkheere1 1 year ago
Marc almond - did this song as well , its fantastic both versions
michealbarone 1 year ago
Ive still got this on vinyl, now thats showing my age. This is such a great tune.
vegasluvva 1 year ago
Still have the Original copy of this song,now im showing my age.lol Great memories.
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MrDonalddunbar 1 year ago
Can't find the right words to describe what this song means to me.
jolimin1947 1 year ago
this is my nanny and grandas song they used to sing to eachother but now they are both dead but this song really means alot to me and there are alot of memories with this song
gersbabygirl100 1 year ago
Great song, great video!! Actually, I also love the Bay City Rollers' version of this song (hides behind sofa to avoid flying stuff - lol!!). Think it would be an awesome song whoever sang it :-)
444Luca 1 year ago
in fife its known as the squirrell song as it was always the last song played at jackie o disco in kirkaldy meaning being twice round the floor an outside for your nuts.............well use your imagineation karen h.
leezagordon 1 year ago
I knew Charlie from back in the local pub, I use to work for him behind the bar!....what a real treat....brings a tear to my eye! xxx
TheMinnieMooCompany 1 year ago
Just a shot in the dark this way if your out there Sue G_ _ _man, get in touch. Phil.
pimple22 1 year ago
I had the pleasure of sharing a few drinks with Charlie Crane in my local back in the eighties. He was a really nice bloke - back then I didn't appreciate 60's music as I do now let alone know who Joe Meek was!
bengerman04 1 year ago
Growing up in Glasgow going to Queen Victoria Drive school and listening to songs like this....beatles...stones..small faces..poets..the who...being a mod..getting your first scooter..lambretta 125..parkas...going to the international in Edinburgh seeing the Small Faces..going to Balloch to see The Who...Manfred Mann...theres no point in looking back but by Christ these were the days that you will never forget..
jm9407 1 year ago
what a great song that brings back memories
wallace67 1 year ago
gers so sorry about ure parents.all my luv from guernsey,xxxx
clmcj5 1 year ago
@clmcj5 thanks very nice of you.xxxx
gersbabygirl 1 year ago
Oh this song so brings back memories for me. I first heard it when I went with my friend Ann to The Rainbow Cafe Coatbridge only was my Mum had told me never to go there and I did and this was playing on the juke box. Its a lovely sad song and I love it. I alway will.
forsythkennedy 1 year ago
100 procentní!
SOUL0VE 1 year ago
Sorry, turned it off at 1.13
kennnmoran 1 year ago
I remember this used to be the last song of the night on every dance floor in Britain in the 60s and most of the 70s .. snoggin time for couples!
Gruntelfluk 1 year ago
One of my wee ma's fave's
p.s always thought it was a bird that sang this.
Darvelbear 1 year ago
Oh! Now I want a slow dance on a moonlit night. Very sweet.
bgbreakdown 1 year ago
The audio quality reminds me of medium wave pirate radio, lol. my favs were radio london and radio caroline. it was only on the pirates - and maybe radio luxembourg, that we heard this song.
routeoz02 1 year ago
Good song but these aren't the Cryin Shames that I grew up with., The Sugar and Spice", guys.
RideswithChuck 1 year ago
@RideswithChuck This is The Cryin' Shames (an English band), not The Cryan' Shames (a band from Chicago).
wintergreen88 1 year ago
I wonder what Dick Clark meant when he called the song interesting....
kelso1958 1 year ago
this song is very haunting
shuchr 1 year ago 2
b e a u t i f u l ...very beautiful...
niatarshe 1 year ago
great cover...joe meek was on the edge..pulled out a classic
john111257 1 year ago
Sorry to hear that Charlie has passed away. I had many a good evening with him and his wife in The Bell in Wendons Ambo.
RIP
drgwalker 1 year ago 2
Hi Charlie, Hope your well, came across your video posts very cool. All the best.
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loznetto 1 year ago
got off with my bestest mate's burd to this ...........their married now, 20 years ah memories
pehintheskeh 1 year ago
Christ this a backseat sex song. The girls would give in everytime.
lyleslarder 1 year ago
fantatic..xx
mancbabe1 1 year ago
Great song, and the last Joe Meek ever produced. Whatever happened to Charlie Crane and his lisping voice but gorgeous anyway!
lynda1804 1 year ago
@lynda1804 Charlie owned a number of pubs and made many locals laugh with his music quizs! unfortunetly he is no longer with us. Bless him, miss him xx
TheMinnieMooCompany 1 year ago
Ah the memories this song holds for me . An all time favourite x
moominganne 1 year ago
the best version of this song bar none The Drifters had the org hit with this in the USA I have this vers on Decca UK
stebear58 1 year ago
@stebear58 I would love this version on Decca UK!
TheMinnieMooCompany 1 year ago
@TheMinnieMooCompany A GRET SONG YO YO YO
l3oozehound 1 year ago
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l3oozehound 1 year ago
Just fab!
No other word for it.
Gives me goosebumps.
shinymoon5 1 year ago
Really pleased I managed to track this down on utube!! It reminds me of the 'disco' nights in the Port O' Leith in Leith, Edinburgh..... Truly a smoocheroonie. I loved this song when I first heard it and love it still. This is just a lovely memory of good times, thanks very much to whover has posted it. :)
leatherob99 1 year ago
yes, I would stay!
pastcheck 1 year ago
wait till i stay this time be different please stay dont go xx
TEACHERCLAIR 1 year ago
fab thanks,,,,
clmcj5 1 year ago
my aunt linda would sing this 2 chick kidd every sunday at the cupar fife bus mans club oh good time had by all
doogaldog99 1 year ago
Wonderful song, great group - the best version of this song bar none!
DrusillaC 1 year ago
@DrusillaC
Ditto...
steps1 1 year ago
I can't believe how good this sounds having not heard it for nealry 40 years!
chloridious 1 year ago
To: RGMsound
I don't think there is a higher quality version of this video. Keep in mind that in 1966 there were no small sophisticated cameras like we have now. This was probably shot on 16mm film and then broadcast to America on an early version of videotape and from there taped off the air. Some quality would have been lost right there back in 1966 from that process. We should be thankful that this version survived because so much of the early music videos have been lost.
paulf0403 1 year ago
I am desperate to get this high quality on dvd (not downloaded from youtube), can anybody please help?
TheRgmsound 1 year ago
@TheRgmsound did you have any luck?
TheMinnieMooCompany 1 year ago
Brilliant song, great to see such a rare video, excellent.
tjsece 2 years ago 3
Beautiful song, great Meek production on that voice, and a great group who deserved MUCH greater attention nationally.
iangordoncraig 2 years ago 3
Brilliant! Always loved it since this one was first released.
RocksiePocksie 2 years ago 2
The definitive version by the Shames. Duffy's arrangement recognises this and follows it so closely. I admit to some bias though; George Robinson is my Uncle and my Dad was their driver/roadie/manager for some time. He had a mobile disco well into the 1990's known as 'Shames Disco". It is a great song though and will always be remembered as "theirs" whoever performs it.
redmartin10 2 years ago
brilliant what a tune!don't make 'em like this anymore sadly
smiggy68 2 years ago 3
my mum and dad used to sing this song to each other ,now they are both dead and its a really goood memory.good song means alot to me but different meanings to other people. good times through the years .
gersbabygirl 2 years ago 43
@gersbabygirl hopefully they`re still singing together.god bless.
blagger17 1 year ago
@blagger17 thanks i hope so too.
gersbabygirl 1 year ago
brilliant video xxx
gersbabygirl 1 year ago
@gersbabygirl Ya the guitar player lived in my addition and i took guitar lessons from him... sadly he is no longer with us
goblew14 1 year ago
@gersbabygirl ... the best song ever >>>> RIP ,, they must have been fab >>>>> my bestest song ever ,,, whenevr i have a wee drink i do this ,,, takes me back,,, and im howling .... be proud ,,,
lolly063 8 months ago
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it is "Cryan Shames"
NormanOkie1 2 years ago
was that Ringo standing by the fence?
60viking 2 years ago
No Charlie Gallagher
kopiteian 2 years ago
wonderful memories
HARVEYSGRAN 2 years ago 2
It's an absolute classic, especially the lispy style vocals !
adamgslater 2 years ago 2
AWESOME COMMENT
LVEMEDO 2 years ago
This song is so good it makes me cry!!
mcdudeman1 2 years ago 12
cragburn no more brill memories
TEACHERCLAIR 2 years ago
Another great production by Joe Meek.. from the days when London was the centre of the Universe..
Gruntelfluk 2 years ago
memories of this!!! early 70s Cragburn Gourock
MrJimclyde 2 years ago
one of my all time favourites, awesome
soledadloveskian 2 years ago
such a great uberkitsch-classic by joe.
herrbanane2 2 years ago
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I love this song
Madonnamix 2 years ago
I have been looking for this for years. As so many before me have said, the last dance. My first love, Colin, met at the shows in Lanark on the waltzers a long time ago and long gone. but the song has stayed. Fantastic memories.
sadsuzi1 2 years ago 2
born 63 ,,, the bestist bestist track made xxxxx
lolly063 2 years ago
OH, GOD , REALLY GOOD....
laki9658 2 years ago
will have this played at my funeral and the funny thing is i wasnt even born when it was in the charts
SGAADAM 2 years ago
never thought of this good idea, my funeral will have to go on 4 3 days to get everything in ,, but this is going in defo xx
lolly063 2 years ago
i was with a girl and she had to leave to go with another i played this song as she was leaving....she came back and we'll soon be married...god bless.. funny how she hates this song now....women..never understand you!!!
roythefish 2 years ago
R.I.P. Joe Meek
electricmadcap 2 years ago
Memorable Burt Bacharach / Bob Hilliard
song......Great production by Joe Meek !!!
........i just love this version !!!
lsmoulton 2 years ago
what happened to the rest of the band and what do they do now
osbcooper 2 years ago
rest in peace charlie crane
shuchr 2 years ago
And so say all of us. My youth died with him and I,m still in mourning.
gerryssister 2 years ago 3
I can't stop playing this since I heard Duffy singing it.
Brings back great memories ;-)
daddasmumma 2 years ago
Oh that song and those vocals - fell in love with it after hearing it on holiday in Barmouth - it was being played at the fairground and I was about 12 I think. Oh happy days and the best of music was just really starting. Bought the record years later as I did with a lot of my sixties stuff. Singles were 6/8p which was 1 third of an old British pound and the exact same amount as a dollar then!!! Hippy Sue basking in nostalgia with UTube. Very sad to hear that Charlie has gone. RIP x
lochavich97 2 years ago
funny everybody remembers it
mind you we never had the money
to buy it then
scotishjohn 2 years ago 2
You're dead right there! I was 16 and still at school but my brother & I had a band called Minerva, and we always sang it as aour last song. Loved the band, loved the song and can't believe they never became more famous!!! LOVED THEM !!!
1lenapalmer 2 years ago
So great to see this! I worked with Charlie in the late 70's and thoroughly enjoyed working with him. He hadn't changed much, Fantastic sense of fun.
I remember he used to support the 'Toffees' and I'd pull his leg.
I was devastated when I learned he was gone. I will always associate this song with Charlie especially as he sang it to me pitch perfect in the office! He is one scouser who will be missed by an awful lot of people. God bless Charlie.
haroldhillmodboy 2 years ago
I remember dancing to this when I was 13 at the Glen Cairn Youth Club in Pollocksheilds. It was always the last song. Oh to be 13 again...
mobagan 2 years ago
you got that right AWESOME SONG AWESOME VOCALS AH MEMORIES
LVEMEDO 2 years ago
I had not seen him since I was a kid, 35 years or so but he was fabulous then. A ton of fun and very happy then. I live in the US so it was tough to see relatives in England
spaugym 2 years ago
I do not have any pics, my mother does his sister that is but she has no pc and wouldnt part with a pic for 1 second
spaugym 2 years ago
What a shame, I would have liked to see how he turned out. Was he as sweet as an uncle as he looked when he was young?
gerryssister 2 years ago
That is Charlie Crane My Uncle!!
spaugym 2 years ago
As a 15 year old back in 1966, I adored this song and fell madly in love with Charlie, he was so cute. On rediscovering the song here on youtube, I was reminded why I liked him so much. I started searches to see what he was doing nowadays, only to discover he was no longer with us, I just can't get over it, I have a real sense of mourning, so I play the song and watch him in the video every day. Have you got any videos or pictures of him when he was older, that you can put on the tube?
gerryssister 2 years ago
brilll. if u were stuck when it came to last dance - this did it!
feduptryin1 2 years ago
Takes me back to my youth. This was part of the traditional last dance set at Locarnos & Meccas all over the country in the late 1960s - shame about the 'video' which destroys the emotion. It's great that Duffy has revitalised such a great song.
Bazlad78 2 years ago 3
The fun I had after this song on a Sat night A brillant song
superoneshot 2 years ago 3
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AdamIbz86 2 years ago
really good what a good song
jockalba 2 years ago 2
this is the best ever recording of this song .i think duffy murdered it.
lizbrown123 2 years ago
i think i perfer duffy's cover of this song.
well maybe because im not from the 60's and im a little young but i like her voice in it its very pretty.
please dont hate.
phaknee09 2 years ago
What a wonderful, mystic sound to this song - THANK YOU for posting!!
cloudywoods 2 years ago 2
brilliant, brings back memories of the greatest era of all time, the 60's
charleyfarley321 2 years ago 2
i posted this comment 2years ago still brilliant memories so good
TEACHERCLAIR 2 years ago 2
They should have used this in the film Telstar and not Guffy. The track is produced well enough for today's ears.
inshreds66 2 years ago
THAT'S JOE MEEK PRODUCTION!
kink66 2 years ago
This bring back some very good memories brillant song
superoneshot 2 years ago
cannot remember this group having any other hits or even records but this one is fantastic.
sixtyschick 2 years ago
The amount of time I managed to pull to this song in the Barrowland in the 60s
superoneshot 2 years ago
Jonathan Butler/ Little Ronnie Joyce did a killer version of this song in South Africa in the 70's. Pity we dont have that video. This is good also.
jewellers100 2 years ago
I remember this song well a fantastic last dance at the Bostock club in Dunfermline in the early 70's happy days !
robg139 2 years ago
AWESOME SONG AWESOME VOCALS AWESOME BRITS end of story
LVEMEDO 2 years ago
This was absolutely a "must play' for the last dance at dances in West Coast scotland for most of the late 60's. Thanks for the memories.
ozgribbo 2 years ago 12
AWESOME COMMENT AWESOME SONG AWESOME VOCALS i remember it well trillion**********************
LVEMEDO 2 years ago
Absolutely true, but it was in the 70's as well. I have danced to it many a time here and the memories come straight back when you hear it. Lovely.......oh.....
22Marsha22 2 years ago
awesome awesome
LVEMEDO 2 years ago