Saw 'em in NYC on a multi-colored visit there oh so many years ago. Small basement club... and they rocked it like rock was supposed to be. Great vocals, solid band, cool tunes... and that B3....my my!!
Luther (Aerial Bender) went on to Mott the Hoople and Widowmaker. Widowmaker sounds more like Spooky Tooth while Mott the Hoople were, for the most part, a much harder rock band.
I still have the Spooky Tooth LP that I bought new...well, a long time ago...but in all these years I never realized that it was both Harrison and Wright singing and playing keyboards until I saw a youtube video of a Spooky Tooth live performance from a few years ago. The vocal tradeoffs between the two of them are absolutely seamless. Great band, incredible song...it never gets old...
Actually, a B3 and a pair of 122 Leslies turned up all the way, pull out the tone bars, 40w tube amps, not the 925 solid state which would not growl like this, and the 144s were OK but not like the 122s. No solid state BS here.
Hammond and Leslie, we Miss ya . Great resource here, dig it with earbuds in the most unsuspecting places. Better living with Chemistry...thank the stars and snake charmers.
So THAT'S where Billy Squier gets those lyrics from! I knew he wasn't THAT creative! By the way, LOVE the sound of that guitar riff before each chorus! It sticks in my brain all day long!
damn......hit the dislike tab by mistake! forgive me my fellow bubbas. if i knew the words describing how much these guys mean to me i'd be as good a song writer as they.
One of the best damn groups of the late 60's-early 70's! "Spooky Two" undoubtedly the best of all their albums. Remember this albums debut--oh to be 20 again! All gone by way too fast!!!
Saw them at the Academy of Music in NYC with King Crimson in '73...me in altered states...one of the most f'n mind blowing concerts, EVER!!!! Brilliant!!!
@jerzgrl47 Howard Stein's Academy of Music !!!! One of the great venues in the city...saw many gigs there..wish I could go back to those times.. the music was incredible back then!!!!!
I've attached a video link to my recent upload of Luther Grosvenor's (aka Ariel Bender with Mott The Hoople) song "Rocket" from his debut LP. Hope you don't mind :)
Thanks...I'm aware of Gary's history :)...I still own all of Spooky Tooth's albums on vinyl, along with all Gary's solo output. I even own an original pressing of Art's "Supernatural Fairy Tales" as well. They were essentially a UK late 60s band pre-Spookytooth without Gary...oh, and Gary was American, while the other members of Spooky Tooth were Brits.
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
I love the way the drum echo comes in about 18 seconds into it - when you first hear it, if you're totally stoned, you think it's you, not the record... a great tune - I still love this band
Ohh thanks so much for posting this ! I´ve looked for year for this tune. Listened to it hundreds of times with friends as teen-ager. Amazing beginning and rythm !
Now I´ll have it as a sercuit in backhead for the next days, - fantastic !
@tonlo92 They didn't really have a big hit that still gets much radio play. 'Better By You, Better Than Me' is probably best known, because Judas Priest covered it.
I think in the day they were known for doing 'heavy,' like 'Evil Woman,' like few other bands could. But stuff like this song and 'That Was Only Yesterday' have maybe had more staying power.
In about 1970, my friend was in a band. He played drums. he went on to play with a ceratin albino guy who is a guitar legend, but they opened the cover band show, in 1970 or so...with this...It was So F good...B3 organ (took 4 guys to carry that around)
just real pro and this song evokes all that. Gary Wright sounds a lot like Ray Charles on this album. Fantastic. someone said that we/I lived in an age of the best music ever. He may have been correct.
I saw them at Filemore! I still get rushes just listening to them! I get a great thrill turning younger people on to them. Yes, those are gone forever with the sound of some of the noise today.
I always felt that Spooky Two was more of a rock opera than the abbonination that the Who put out called Tommy. If you havent listened to it, give a listen to the Small Faces album Ogens Nut Gone Flake. It is like a true rock opera, and from about the same time period as Spooky Tooths masterpiece.
wooooooooooooow man....that was one song back then....oh boy........my stereo was haaaaaamering loud!!!!!!!! And my hair was long....and my head...left right left right........didn't needet drugs!!!!!...:) thanks for this vid. Gosh, what a great time
Spooky Two one of if not the best rock album of all time. Every freaking song is a masterpiece and once I start the album, I play it all the way through. The best writing every, and some of the best rock and roll to be played on earth.
No .. Mick Jones of Foriegner fame didn't join the reformed Spooky Tooth until the "you broke my heart ..." original memebers Greg Ridly - bass later to form Humble Pie. Luther Grosvenor (guitar) later to change his name to Ariel Bender to replace Mick ralphs (Bad Company) in Mott the Hoople. Gary Wright (Keyboards) solo artis. Mike kelley (Drums) did Peter Framton's first solo album and of course Mike Harrison (vocals) one the BEST underated rock / blues vocalists ever!
So cool to get the low down on this band...Thanks for all your important info on this...I So apppreciate this. I met peter frampton a few years back and this conversion and the connection of all these bands came up...Unbelievable how How these musical icons all meshed in some weird way...Thanks
I'm old enough (OMG!!) to remember all these great bands we all come to know as the next waveof the British Invasion.
I never got to see the original Spoooky Tooth but I did see the reformed band. I don't recall but I don't think Mike Harrison was on that tour. I know Mick Jones and Gary Wright were definately playing. Spooky Tooth had the phenonenal Hammond B3 sound . I suppose as contemporaries they had oppotunities to meet probably on tours either as the support or main band.
One of my all time favorite songs...gives chills when I have'nt heard it for a while...a vastly underated band in my opinion...almost never played on the radio nowadays because people want to hear Freebird for the one millionith time!
Oh my God you tube is the best. Free, Humble Pie, and all the rest of my old favorites that you just never hear on the radio. This song was one of my absolute favorites from this era. Just listen to the authority in those vocals. It was great to be a child of the 70's that's for sure.
What a great song! I went through about 3 copies of this album because I just played it over and over [this song] until I wore out the song. Great memories from '69'
pff, this song is at least still there (on you tube). Still looking for better by you, better by me... O, I see it in the list on the right... Love this voice!!! Sharp, but full of feelings...
I remember Spooky Tooth songs being played on my local FM Underground station. When FM Underground rock turned into mainstream Album rock radio, bands such as Spooky Tooth were dropped from airplay and bands such as Boston and Journey were played. I had this album on vinyl. Now I have this on mp3 file. It is a fine album!
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fuck led zep and every body else this is it/i know i saw them in 68/along with hendrix/and the rest /at steve pauls scene/at 48 st in manhattan/i ve seen everybody /name it!!/pepechango
How could you say fuck Led Zeppelin? Sure Spooky Tooth is a great band and all but that's no reason to put down the mighty zep. They are both awesome bands.
To one and all, this music filled many a pad in the 70's along with our friends California Sunshine and the indefatigable Purple Haze. The end result of course is the music which; of course, is indelibly etched in many a mind, soul and spirit......after all, what better, cheap thrills live on.
Check out their other videos from the new Decade, they are still kickin it.
My dad introduced me to these, they were on a dusty old compilation LP called "Nice Enough To Eat" -the title was spelled out in pills, pretty cool stuff! They were amonst "Heavy Jelly" and "Mott the Hopple" - are they a british band? Can anybody reccomend me a good album of their to buy to start off with??? Cheers in advance!
Get "It's All About" - a great first album!! Check the bass playing on "Society's Child" I prefer this debut album to "Spooky Two", as I think it has more atmosphere.
@GAFFTV Nice enough to Eat was the second Island sampler, the first being 'You can all Join In'. it was followed by at least 2 other excellent samplers, Bumpera and El Pea - worth looking out for, except I don't think they ever made it onto CD. Island brought out a 3-disc compilation a few years back.
I have always loved the intro to this song, great, simple, ear-catching drumming. Props to Luther Grosvenor for writing a geat tune. I love Gary Wrights voice (Dream Weaver) as well. Thanks SO MUCH for posting this.
This album is incredible...a must have! Every cut is awesome, very rare!! One to take to "the island"! An overlooked, never played classic from "back in the day"!
Spooky Tooth is one of those incredible bands you don't hear on those Classic Rock Stations. What a shame for it's some of the greatest tunes from the late 60's early 70's.
One of the best openings in rock!
Beemerboy324 4 days ago
Luther Grosvenor was one of the finest guitarists in England at the time and is still no slouch.
sportster16301 1 week ago
Saw 'em in NYC on a multi-colored visit there oh so many years ago. Small basement club... and they rocked it like rock was supposed to be. Great vocals, solid band, cool tunes... and that B3....my my!!
procellvoice 3 weeks ago
Never tire of Spooky Tooth after 40 yrs It's like yesterday i heard it for the first time !!!.
mustang18705 1 month ago in playlist Spooky Tooth
Luther (Aerial Bender) went on to Mott the Hoople and Widowmaker. Widowmaker sounds more like Spooky Tooth while Mott the Hoople were, for the most part, a much harder rock band.
billwood 1 month ago
I still have the Spooky Tooth LP that I bought new...well, a long time ago...but in all these years I never realized that it was both Harrison and Wright singing and playing keyboards until I saw a youtube video of a Spooky Tooth live performance from a few years ago. The vocal tradeoffs between the two of them are absolutely seamless. Great band, incredible song...it never gets old...
aineiss 1 month ago
Loved this band. Two great singers, Harrison and Gary Wright.
chuckbyf1 1 month ago
amazing tune...love the drum echo at :19 in the intro...
JustineLaLoba 2 months ago
very, very, very understand
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@POPACHELLI SORRY I MEAN'T UNDERATED. MY BRAIN MUST BEEN DEAD 6 DAYS AGO.
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If you don't like this, better check your pulse!
noalittleaboutlot 2 months ago
%@\\"/?$^..:;+=*..Z||\ to you too ol buddy!
keefyd5 2 months ago
イギリス・ハード原型の頃、懐かしゲイリー・ライトのスプーキー・トゥース、セカンドの冒頭曲"Waitin'ForTheWind"なかなかレコード店になかったんダヨナ!
blackandtanful 3 months ago
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sirronald69 3 months ago
yep this is the song.......great...pre dreamweaver and way better
davidaburdick 3 months ago
Actually, a B3 and a pair of 122 Leslies turned up all the way, pull out the tone bars, 40w tube amps, not the 925 solid state which would not growl like this, and the 144s were OK but not like the 122s. No solid state BS here.
Spooky Tooth was really great, really dark music.
PHutch877 3 months ago
Turn it UP! Best drum intro EVER! Stunning B3 Hammond organ and superb vocals.
joestrickl 3 months ago
One of the best rock albums ever.....40+ years later still can make the hair on the back of my neck stand up.....
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GolliwoggMusic 4 months ago
I just want to cry when I hear this ! B3, r-u fricking kidding? Your bones feel it, unless of course you're dead , L.
MrStang454 4 months ago
this is one of the best songs from one of the best albums of the late sixties. still amazing even today. get it and listen......
davidoran123 4 months ago
Hammond and Leslie, we Miss ya . Great resource here, dig it with earbuds in the most unsuspecting places. Better living with Chemistry...thank the stars and snake charmers.
reefrunner9 4 months ago
So THAT'S where Billy Squier gets those lyrics from! I knew he wasn't THAT creative! By the way, LOVE the sound of that guitar riff before each chorus! It sticks in my brain all day long!
notfragile33 5 months ago
so laid back and lots of acid. amazing times
beyondalohas 5 months ago
I just found this in a used record store! GO ME!!!
HOC666 5 months ago
This was my favorite song for many years back in the day. I wore this LP out listening to just this song.
1dakuzaku 5 months ago
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So freakin good!!!
acdeucee 6 months ago
Yes I love it brings me way back to another time Gosh I miss those old days
I still hjave there LP's from back then Good Stuff ..
Thanks for the Music T Rhoads
MusicGirl20112 6 months ago
damn......hit the dislike tab by mistake! forgive me my fellow bubbas. if i knew the words describing how much these guys mean to me i'd be as good a song writer as they.
earlimartdays 6 months ago
Damn that's some mean ass B3!!!
Pippy187 6 months ago
viewinggut:
What the hell happened to music?
Materialism gobbled it up.
YerPope 6 months ago
What the hell happen to music?
viewingut 7 months ago
I had this album; I miss it. thanks!
bydeffinition 7 months ago
just an excellent sound.we need more
elmhurstgrubb 7 months ago
70'S ROCK
juliyjacke 8 months ago
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sirronald69 8 months ago
0:34 he found the Hammond-organ .-)
fortheloveoftunes 9 months ago
One of the best damn groups of the late 60's-early 70's! "Spooky Two" undoubtedly the best of all their albums. Remember this albums debut--oh to be 20 again! All gone by way too fast!!!
rustribbonwizz 9 months ago 2
wossap wossap woooossap my negors?
i search for spoukie tooth a rappar but ok!this mistake but good good song!!!
im arturio from albania!hollar!
if want make friends from albania send me massage!if woman send picture plese.
i like rock and rap.rock i like the deer purle and the gary mour.
from rappars the jay rule the best and the three sixty six mafia.
here albania not very people listen to rock and rappar:(
peace from Arturio!tha mein man from elbasan!
andytsa 9 months ago
Ooooooooooooooooooooh,thank you.
MegaRockerka 10 months ago
Saw them at the Academy of Music in NYC with King Crimson in '73...me in altered states...one of the most f'n mind blowing concerts, EVER!!!! Brilliant!!!
jerzgrl47 10 months ago
@jerzgrl47 Howard Stein's Academy of Music !!!! One of the great venues in the city...saw many gigs there..wish I could go back to those times.. the music was incredible back then!!!!!
customsuzuki 9 months ago
great funky british rock.
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yarborg1 11 months ago
the 3 people who gave this the thumbs down need to get new batteries for there hearing aids !!!!
dropcitykru 11 months ago
this is a classic recording by this great band. The album is very strong. Viva Spooky Tooth
thegerrie19561 1 year ago 2
One of the great,underated soul-rock albums. I imagine seeing a double bill of this lineup and Michigan's Rationals.
tapper1477 1 year ago
Whew...another fine, fine example of classic, fantastic Spooky Tooth! Take my breath away! Nice!
looknleap 1 year ago 5
Thanks for this classic upload!
I've attached a video link to my recent upload of Luther Grosvenor's (aka Ariel Bender with Mott The Hoople) song "Rocket" from his debut LP. Hope you don't mind :)
Cheers!
drprogensteinphp 1 year ago
@drprogensteinphp Gary Wright, many years pre-Dream Weaver...keyboard and vocalist par excellence...
TheDiggum 10 months ago
@TheDiggum
Thanks...I'm aware of Gary's history :)...I still own all of Spooky Tooth's albums on vinyl, along with all Gary's solo output. I even own an original pressing of Art's "Supernatural Fairy Tales" as well. They were essentially a UK late 60s band pre-Spookytooth without Gary...oh, and Gary was American, while the other members of Spooky Tooth were Brits.
drprogensteinphp 10 months ago
...love that Hammond B3
freak49 1 year ago
@freak49 +1!
jmb92555 1 year ago
love this song then and now.
i used to listen to this lp all the time!
defleplady 1 year ago
Mike Harrison & Gary Wright....
arthurreijgers 1 year ago
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supersondessixties 1 year ago
Love this! My first concert was Spooky, Humble Pie and Montrose promoting their first album! For $5.50!!!
somedkram 1 year ago 2
The best LP they made was "You Broke My Heart So I Busted Your Jaw"
cooljohn46 1 year ago
I love the way the drum echo comes in about 18 seconds into it - when you first hear it, if you're totally stoned, you think it's you, not the record... a great tune - I still love this band
BostonRocker51 1 year ago
one of the best intro of a rock song ,2 singers
22clodius 1 year ago
memories................
skilos1000 1 year ago
Nur wegen diesem Lied CD gekauft für 32 DM ware es mir Wert fantastic.
Alrauner 1 year ago
Ohh thanks so much for posting this ! I´ve looked for year for this tune. Listened to it hundreds of times with friends as teen-ager. Amazing beginning and rythm !
Now I´ll have it as a sercuit in backhead for the next days, - fantastic !
Psykelic68 1 year ago
A Hammond B3, an overdrive, and a Leslie Tower. THAT is progressive rock! Music was great then.
Beemerboy324 1 year ago 19
Rigid
612franklin 1 year ago
Thanks for the memories....
MonaLisaSmileOTJ 1 year ago 2
Rat, Cat & Cousin Neil with Geno Marshfield Wisconsin1970-1971 One of the best songs we ever played
drno2150 1 year ago
I thought I knew a few things about music, but I never heard of this band. They are a great find for me. What was their most popular song?
tonlo92 1 year ago
@tonlo92 They didn't really have a big hit that still gets much radio play. 'Better By You, Better Than Me' is probably best known, because Judas Priest covered it.
I think in the day they were known for doing 'heavy,' like 'Evil Woman,' like few other bands could. But stuff like this song and 'That Was Only Yesterday' have maybe had more staying power.
chuck41261 1 year ago
Sounds like Uriah Heep. Evil Woman cranks on this LP too!
stomp919 1 year ago
I remember playing this song in 1970 with a group called"Merging Traffic".
buddingtonparker 1 year ago
@buddingtonparker
Hey...yeah, I am in CT. Did you have 4 guys carrying the B3?
Smoking drum intro...incredible with a good light show...ya remember the strobes?
Yeah, cover bands worked for me. Fantastic when they were great.
I play
search 'the last pear' on Google. I am Brian.
AmberDelta 1 year ago
In about 1970, my friend was in a band. He played drums. he went on to play with a ceratin albino guy who is a guitar legend, but they opened the cover band show, in 1970 or so...with this...It was So F good...B3 organ (took 4 guys to carry that around)
just real pro and this song evokes all that. Gary Wright sounds a lot like Ray Charles on this album. Fantastic. someone said that we/I lived in an age of the best music ever. He may have been correct.
AmberDelta 1 year ago
@AmberDelta Where did you see that show...I think I was there...
1969alias 1 year ago
@1969alias
CT. Norwalk.
AmberDelta 1 year ago
@AmberDelta An albino guitar legend guy. MUST have been Johnny Winter.
on4sideways 1 year ago
good
grappino11 1 year ago
...love the Hammond organ on this cut. I really got into this album when I was in high school.
freak49 1 year ago
A COOL LOST CLASSIC.
POPACHELLI 1 year ago
Massive Hammond sound, Imagine how much vol was coming out of those Leslie's!
Mr1sleofskye4 1 year ago
Einfach nur geil !!!!!!!
thomcornel 1 year ago
Ooh, that majestic organ sound.
psychkoala 1 year ago
better yet 0:33 .-)
fortheloveoftunes 1 year ago
0:35 ooooh yeah groovy-feelin´ .-)
fortheloveoftunes 1 year ago
what year did this come out?
darxsxi9 2 years ago
I saw them at Filemore! I still get rushes just listening to them! I get a great thrill turning younger people on to them. Yes, those are gone forever with the sound of some of the noise today.
hgbrown20001 2 years ago 4
untouchable...
hang on - don't go
life's here - i know
rapideyemovementmajo 2 years ago 2
Legend has it that they came up with the title for this song after eating in a Mexican restaurant.
carlothewolf1331 2 years ago 3
Great voice!!
doufeel 2 years ago
actually, great voices: Mike Harrison and Gary Wright, 2 great lead singers in 1 band!
maida1982a 2 years ago 3
Don t forget Greg Ridley, bass went on to Humble Pie.
SuperDrummer2012 1 year ago
And great version of I AM The Walrus
SuperDrummer2012 1 year ago
brings me back to the day. thanks
MRJJ114 2 years ago
I always felt that Spooky Two was more of a rock opera than the abbonination that the Who put out called Tommy. If you havent listened to it, give a listen to the Small Faces album Ogens Nut Gone Flake. It is like a true rock opera, and from about the same time period as Spooky Tooths masterpiece.
ZSOSER69 2 years ago
@ZSOSER69 Quadrophenia is a million times better than Tommy
Amebixfan 1 year ago
Spooky were one of a kind...like Family...like Traffic...like the Pretty Things...now its a big corporate mush...a few bands shine...but not many
Jim
captainsoul1953 2 years ago 2
GREAT arrangement !!!
xsellsbrod 2 years ago
God! This brings me back! I LOVE it!
musicbykevinahern 2 years ago 19
i DID get to see the original band and they were awesome!!!
rgrguitar54 2 years ago 3
lucky. very lucky.
GFRFan12 2 years ago 4
cool album, and have the mirror too. cheers
deanenns 2 years ago
wooooooooooooow man....that was one song back then....oh boy........my stereo was haaaaaamering loud!!!!!!!! And my hair was long....and my head...left right left right........didn't needet drugs!!!!!...:) thanks for this vid. Gosh, what a great time
bremer1414 2 years ago 3
Spooky Two one of if not the best rock album of all time. Every freaking song is a masterpiece and once I start the album, I play it all the way through. The best writing every, and some of the best rock and roll to be played on earth.
ZSOSER69 2 years ago 4
Absolutely true....a great album....its got rock...its got soul...its got roll....it was a few years a ahead of its time
Jim
captainsoul1953 2 years ago 2
1971,the pi enough said
gsaffle 2 years ago
The drums in the beginnning are so fuckin awesome!
TheElementBeatz 2 years ago 5
@TheElementBeatz Ya better and more "creative"Than most slummers playing threee bass drums . Drummers Beware................
DYNODRUM 1 year ago
These guys are out a sight!! Is Mick the same as the 'Foreigner' Mick?????
acdeucee 2 years ago
yeah.
wightlord 2 years ago
Awesome! Thanks for the up date...I though so.... wasnt 100% sure tho...I knew Foreigner was very incredible for a good reason.
acdeucee 2 years ago
No .. Mick Jones of Foriegner fame didn't join the reformed Spooky Tooth until the "you broke my heart ..." original memebers Greg Ridly - bass later to form Humble Pie. Luther Grosvenor (guitar) later to change his name to Ariel Bender to replace Mick ralphs (Bad Company) in Mott the Hoople. Gary Wright (Keyboards) solo artis. Mike kelley (Drums) did Peter Framton's first solo album and of course Mike Harrison (vocals) one the BEST underated rock / blues vocalists ever!
aldeNYC2007 2 years ago
So cool to get the low down on this band...Thanks for all your important info on this...I So apppreciate this. I met peter frampton a few years back and this conversion and the connection of all these bands came up...Unbelievable how How these musical icons all meshed in some weird way...Thanks
acdeucee 2 years ago
I'm old enough (OMG!!) to remember all these great bands we all come to know as the next waveof the British Invasion.
I never got to see the original Spoooky Tooth but I did see the reformed band. I don't recall but I don't think Mike Harrison was on that tour. I know Mick Jones and Gary Wright were definately playing. Spooky Tooth had the phenonenal Hammond B3 sound . I suppose as contemporaries they had oppotunities to meet probably on tours either as the support or main band.
aldeNYC2007 2 years ago
Fantastic song!!! "Spooky Two" is an awesome album!!
jeffthrow6892 2 years ago 2
"Chest Fever", but even better.
narozzz 2 years ago
ya mick jones rocks!
FIL1994123456789 2 years ago
SPOOKY TOOTH AND SPOOKY TWO are two of the best rock albums EVER!
deheckler 2 years ago
One of my all time favorite songs...gives chills when I have'nt heard it for a while...a vastly underated band in my opinion...almost never played on the radio nowadays because people want to hear Freebird for the one millionith time!
muskratbill 2 years ago
gives me chills too - guess they'll never be in US again.
the1zedog 2 years ago
I love Spooky Tooth.
bush555 2 years ago
Great song, would you by any chance have "Hangman Hang My Shell On a Tree"?
Doobie1975 2 years ago
WABX The Station That Glows In The Dark
jimmybrenz 2 years ago
really cool song I love the old music I play in a band and we try to get this music back
PoisonedApplesOnline 2 years ago
Well get it back!..This is where its at
acdeucee 2 years ago
Oh my God you tube is the best. Free, Humble Pie, and all the rest of my old favorites that you just never hear on the radio. This song was one of my absolute favorites from this era. Just listen to the authority in those vocals. It was great to be a child of the 70's that's for sure.
karlforston 2 years ago 30
What a great song! I went through about 3 copies of this album because I just played it over and over [this song] until I wore out the song. Great memories from '69'
noturcuzin 2 years ago
From the album "Spooky Two".
1. "Waitin' for the Wind" 3:29 (Grosvenor, Harrison, Wright)
2. "Feelin' Bad" 3:17 (Kellie, Wright)
3. "I've Got Enough Heartaches" 3:24 (Kellie, Wright)
4. "Evil Woman" 9:00 (Weiss)
5. "Lost in My Dream" 5:03 (Wright)
6. "That Was Only Yesterday" 3:51 (Wright)
7. "Better By You, Better Than Me" 3:36 (Wright)
8. "Hangman Hang My Shell on a Tree" 5:40 (Wright)
Publ. 1969 by Island Records/A&M
Flyingdoctor1000 1 year ago
@karlforston I hear ya bro, it was the best of times
mrstenify 1 year ago
@karlforston Good cruising tunes though and a loss for the younger generation
mrstenify 1 year ago 2
@mrstenify could not have been put better friend, even though i'm 15 i feel the new generations should be introduced into good music.
bassgroove21 1 year ago
Hoooo-ly smooooke! It's been eons since I've heard this song. Waaaay back in the 70's. Shall return often. Thanks!
Touchofgrey53 2 years ago
please guys/girls/fans, does anyone has something about 'are you weeping' from gary wright? It is in my top 10, but never saw it appear here...
amriirma 2 years ago
pff, this song is at least still there (on you tube). Still looking for better by you, better by me... O, I see it in the list on the right... Love this voice!!! Sharp, but full of feelings...
amriirma 2 years ago
I remember Spooky Tooth songs being played on my local FM Underground station. When FM Underground rock turned into mainstream Album rock radio, bands such as Spooky Tooth were dropped from airplay and bands such as Boston and Journey were played. I had this album on vinyl. Now I have this on mp3 file. It is a fine album!
starVol 2 years ago
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fuck led zep and every body else this is it/i know i saw them in 68/along with hendrix/and the rest /at steve pauls scene/at 48 st in manhattan/i ve seen everybody /name it!!/pepechango
pepechango1944 2 years ago
How could you say fuck Led Zeppelin? Sure Spooky Tooth is a great band and all but that's no reason to put down the mighty zep. They are both awesome bands.
TheJurneyMan 2 years ago 2
Love this song.
TweedProductions 2 years ago
To one and all, this music filled many a pad in the 70's along with our friends California Sunshine and the indefatigable Purple Haze. The end result of course is the music which; of course, is indelibly etched in many a mind, soul and spirit......after all, what better, cheap thrills live on.
Check out their other videos from the new Decade, they are still kickin it.
a long time running....Fan
reefrunner9 2 years ago 2
this is the best spooky song
therealhippie 2 years ago
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beltonian 2 years ago
aerosmith ripped drums off from this so bad
banditboy6666 3 years ago 4
Terminal in CAPS!
youamwho 3 years ago
This cut gives a person a terminal case of "goose bumps".
jim78250 3 years ago
Opening Drums Sound like the intro to "Lord of Thighs" by Aerosmith, 5 years later. Hmmmm!!!!
NAV0791 3 years ago
FIVE YEARS- this came out in 1970 AEROSMITH AINT GOT NOTHIN ORIGINAL ....
DYNODRUM 2 years ago
Such an under rated AMAZING band!! THANK YOU!!!
bassistlearningdrums 3 years ago 5
My dad introduced me to these, they were on a dusty old compilation LP called "Nice Enough To Eat" -the title was spelled out in pills, pretty cool stuff! They were amonst "Heavy Jelly" and "Mott the Hopple" - are they a british band? Can anybody reccomend me a good album of their to buy to start off with??? Cheers in advance!
GAFFTV 3 years ago
Yes, very British. And as for what album to buy...certainly the one this track is from..."Spooky Two", a stone classic. Oh yeah.
squarepyramid99 3 years ago 3
Ahh thanks for the advice! I'll hit up Ebay when I get paid! Cheers! Keep rockin my man!
GAFFTV 3 years ago
Get "It's All About" - a great first album!! Check the bass playing on "Society's Child" I prefer this debut album to "Spooky Two", as I think it has more atmosphere.
john222277 3 years ago
@GAFFTV : Great album. I had that one, too, and don't miss the Traffic and Nick Drake on the album. That whole album was great.
biffDipstick 1 year ago
@GAFFTV Nice enough to Eat was the second Island sampler, the first being 'You can all Join In'. it was followed by at least 2 other excellent samplers, Bumpera and El Pea - worth looking out for, except I don't think they ever made it onto CD. Island brought out a 3-disc compilation a few years back.
JonGrant4472 1 year ago
@GAFFTV Try to get the Album: Mirror - great music
Niller1955 1 year ago
@GAFFTV you can't go wrong with "You Broke My Heart So I Busted Your Jaw"
skooner2001 1 year ago
Makes me wana fire 1 up and jam all day!
bud4207 3 years ago 3
Man, I hear that!
jim78250 3 years ago
this is THE BEST ALBUM OPENING EVER!!!!! :-D
spaceprincessnow 3 years ago 4
Thanks for this. An album that has stood the test of time.
mjrchapin 3 years ago 4
They knew how to rock n roll for sure man thank you for posting this killer classic.
bud4207 3 years ago 4
I have always loved the intro to this song, great, simple, ear-catching drumming. Props to Luther Grosvenor for writing a geat tune. I love Gary Wrights voice (Dream Weaver) as well. Thanks SO MUCH for posting this.
BostonRocker51 3 years ago 6
If you don't own this album, rectify the situation.'Spooky Two' is one of the best albums
of the late 60s. And THIS song is MAGNIFICENT!!!
Put this album on your Wish List!
reidm00re 3 years ago 7
there are many treasures that bloom in the dark... somehow good, cause they wont get worn out... i got the vinyl...
iklitchydizzybubbles 3 years ago
Is it my hearing or does the lead vocalist sounds a lot like Small Faces' Steve Marriott?
That is, I know its not, but he sounds similar.
Farweasel 3 years ago
Yes I think so, they both have very "black" powerful voices !
florafox 3 years ago
sorry, but in my opinion there is nothing close to steve mariott.
tom14854 3 years ago
Very greatful to OP- THANX!!!
futtm 3 years ago 2
Im too - very good old rock
beatboy001 3 years ago 3
man i havent heard this in sooooooooo long. Another classic. thanks
killmodell 3 years ago 3
what a song! the opening is awesome. it's amazing how many people i tell about spooky tooth my age 49 that have never heard of them. such a shame.
orgasmoanman 3 years ago 7
is not shameful not knowing spooky tooth.
tom14854 3 years ago
Goosepimples!!!!!!!!
Nothing more to say!!!
fiutare 3 years ago 5
one of the best rock albums ever made, that hands down!!!!!!
soratenia 3 years ago 6
This album is incredible...a must have! Every cut is awesome, very rare!! One to take to "the island"! An overlooked, never played classic from "back in the day"!
tallcoolslovak 3 years ago 6
hey' I agree what a band....lovem man!!!!!!!Still sounds amazing...Joe P.
josephpoulin 3 years ago 2
Spooky Tooth is one of those incredible bands you don't hear on those Classic Rock Stations. What a shame for it's some of the greatest tunes from the late 60's early 70's.
lovepeace09 3 years ago 8
yea.the best song from spooky tooth.remember freak times in big apple club.thanxxxxxx
rexturtle 3 years ago 2
DAMN! this number is one of my all time favourites! Cheers!
YRSAL 3 years ago 2
Always loved this song,thanks for posting!
madshadows830 3 years ago 2