I made a slight error; after checking my music reference book I found out that the third hit for the Cookies was a song called "Will Power" from July of '63. Their fourth single was "Girls Grow Up Faster Than Boys Do" from Nov. of '63. Then their lead singer, Earl-Jean, had one more charted single with "I'm Into Something Good" in June of '64; which was covered by Herman's Hermits and became their first hit in America in Oct. of '64.
Correct, the Cookies had the stateside hit with this. There was "Chains" in Nov '62, then "Don't Say Nothin' Bad" in March "63, then this song in the summer of '63. Too bad this great version was not released.
FUNNY to watch "an old-fashioned" mimicry - too frank face... they are trying to do the best! but now, in the third millenium, we are spoiled by hightech, freedom of every kind of music, a big amount of singers... This video is a kind of nostalgia about alive natural voice and sincerity. :-)
Hey mate, The cookies were the first to do it, then an obscure version by Carole Davies (of New Zealand) surfaced in 1964, but The Taylor Sisters (in the video) never released a version of it, only performed it "live" on Bandstand as shown here. If you wanna be pedantic, then they recorded it because before anygroup would perform on Australian TV they'd record the song with backing singers and all in the studio about an hour before the show, and then 'lip sync' to themselves. cheers
Oh god i remember them! Does anyone have their recording of "Love Bandit".. havn't heard it since 1963 or something! Wer'nt they bloody cute! Does anyone remember Candy & Mandy who were on the Aussie TV and music scenen a bit earlier? What ever happened to them??
I've been around a long time and I have no recollection of
The Taylor Sisters (although I remember this song as performed by THE COOKIES).
Were The Taylor Sisters popular here in the States?
JohnnyGNV 8 months ago
@JohnnyGNV I think they were Brits. Brit girls did a LOT of covers of American GG hits.
JimmyBoi2 4 months ago
fabulous
doowop50s 1 year ago
I made a slight error; after checking my music reference book I found out that the third hit for the Cookies was a song called "Will Power" from July of '63. Their fourth single was "Girls Grow Up Faster Than Boys Do" from Nov. of '63. Then their lead singer, Earl-Jean, had one more charted single with "I'm Into Something Good" in June of '64; which was covered by Herman's Hermits and became their first hit in America in Oct. of '64.
theheff66 1 year ago
Correct, the Cookies had the stateside hit with this. There was "Chains" in Nov '62, then "Don't Say Nothin' Bad" in March "63, then this song in the summer of '63. Too bad this great version was not released.
theheff66 1 year ago
Australian babes are pretty ;)
171view 1 year ago
;-))
FUNNY to watch "an old-fashioned" mimicry - too frank face... they are trying to do the best! but now, in the third millenium, we are spoiled by hightech, freedom of every kind of music, a big amount of singers... This video is a kind of nostalgia about alive natural voice and sincerity. :-)
Thank you for a storage of the History.
SvitlanaNA 2 years ago
Written by Carole KIng and Gerry Goffin, it became the third Top 40 hit for the Cookies in early 1963.
Soapking1965 2 years ago
The Cookies did this song as well.I do not know who did it first.Maybe someone out there can tell me.
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OgPsQd 3 years ago
Hey mate, The cookies were the first to do it, then an obscure version by Carole Davies (of New Zealand) surfaced in 1964, but The Taylor Sisters (in the video) never released a version of it, only performed it "live" on Bandstand as shown here. If you wanna be pedantic, then they recorded it because before anygroup would perform on Australian TV they'd record the song with backing singers and all in the studio about an hour before the show, and then 'lip sync' to themselves. cheers
ozrock17 2 years ago
One of the 45's I listened to with my girlfriends (over and over again)
sixties2go 3 years ago
Oh god i remember them! Does anyone have their recording of "Love Bandit".. havn't heard it since 1963 or something! Wer'nt they bloody cute! Does anyone remember Candy & Mandy who were on the Aussie TV and music scenen a bit earlier? What ever happened to them??
ozrock17 3 years ago
More great old aussie gold......thanks heaps for letting us view this classic
keppel21 3 years ago
Freaking awesome!!!!
frightfan1 3 years ago