Did the young people of today, 12/25/2011 forget how to fricking sing? This is one of the best songs by anyone, group, or label. Just pure singing. Man, I miss the day when all groups had talent, today it is all marketing.
@B52sguy The classics of previous time are cherry picked from what is mostly a vast wasteland of crap. The same is easily said about today's music. There are still some good songs made today, but most of it will not be remembered 50 years from now.
@deaddoc You boys are funny! Yep, we are pretty darn HOT back then! :) But not in a sleezy way like the young girls today throwing it OUT there all the time. I miss my youth :)
@1960sgirl1 I was 13 in 1965. I didn't miss it, you know. I also had three sisters, all into the latest dance crazes, AND of course, The Beatles. But there was a great deal of sexiness involved, miniskirts, etc. My older sister was on a committee selected from all the schools to greet the DC5 in 1965, and we were all at the first Rolling Stones tour. I later worked 14 years for the Haight Ashbury Free Medical Clinic. Treated performers... imagine that!
@1960sgirl1 It is funny how so many "girls" don't see sexuality in how they might present themselves. I think they are more focused on themselves and just don't think of how they might be presenting to others. Hot Pants came in the 70s, but just the name ought to clue one in. And didn't you ever notice us boys dropping our pencils in class so we'd have a quick look? Most girls I think completely knew it and liked the attention - which is what it is all about.
Estimated friend, if you want to listen again this song and an endless number of successes of the love I suggest you to visit Radio MUSICA PARA MIMOS - looks for his direction URL in Google ( search Musica para Mimos in Google)-. best romantic music of all the times in Internet, is great, is very good ...!!!
wow I did'nt realize it when I was twelve and these guys came out with this song, how old they were in relation to other vocal groups of the times. they must have been in their early to mid 30"s. we wern't suppose to trust anyone over 30! lol.
@TheBabyboomkidof53 Actually it's just the lighting; they were high schoolers in the mid to late 50's so figure they were late 20's when they broke through, like the Four Seasons a few years earlier
@TheBabyboomkidof53 Now that I think of it, months late and dollars short, go to the color video of Magic Town, if you haven't already done. You'll get a better idea of how they looked (mid/late 20ish).
@therealjoebloggs I watched magic town but they still appear much older then I would have thought. when you consider john lennon and ringo starr were only 23 in this time frame these guys at thirty-ish would have been born about 1935.more the age of elvis.not that it matters anymore but as a 12 year old in those days you'd think "these guys could be my uncles"lol
@therealjoebloggs I watched magic town but they still appear much older then I would have thought. when you consider john lennon and ringo starr were only 23 in this time frame these guys at thirty-ish would have been born about 1935.more the age of elvis.not that it matters anymore but as a 12 year old in those days you'd think "these guys could be my uncles"lol
@therealjoebloggs I watched magic town but they still appear much older then I would have thought. when you consider john lennon and ringo starr were only 23 in this time frame these guys at thirty-ish would have been born about 1935.more the age of elvis.not that it matters anymore but as a 12 year old in those days you'd think "these guys could be my uncles"lol
Great. Wish there could be a little better audio quality online of their beautiful "Turn Around, Look at Me" - best version I've ever heard of the song.
these guys look weird? Have you seen the lead singer for Red Hot Chili ? Everyone looks weird but nowadays long stringy hair covers a lot of funny faces.
This gem was the Vogues' debut hit in 1965. Following that came FIVE O'CLOCK WORLD, MAGIC TOWN, LAND OF MILK AND HONEY, PLEASE MR. SUN, THAT'S THE TUNE, TURN AROUND LOOK AT ME, MY SPECIAL ANGEL, TILL, NO NOT MUCH, WOMAN HELPING MAN, EARTH ANGEL, MOMENTS TO REMEMBER and finally, in 1969, GREEN FIELDS. All of those were Billboard Hot 100 chart hits. My two faves: YOU'RE THE ONE and TURN AROUND LOOK AT ME. See also Pet Clark's great live version of this tune here on YouTube.
Loved it! One of my favorite songs from back then, and I was probably emulating the Gazzari dancers while watching the show. Loved doing "The Jerk" with bell-bottoms and boots! Those were truly "the good ol' days"!
Excellent lyrics, vocals and mood. Good for that time and good for today. Oh yeah, and the brunette, I'd hit that ........ wait ........... maybe I did .........
The epitome of a love song. No groaning, aching, moaning, sobbing...Just the JOY of love. A fav of mine...Now all I need is the LORD to bring the woman for me to sing it to who'll love me & love the song as much as I do! ;0) Thanks for great video AND sound quality. Most lack one or the other.
The one guy, 2nd from the right, can really belt out some great backing vocals. In fact, the entire group harmonizes superbly, and all without the advantage of computer enhancing equipment.
@terrafirma91 Yessss - great vocals and background vocals!! I heard this on the radio recently for the 1st time - hard to believe since it is so good!
Back when singers didn’t need all the boring unnecessary 'look-at-me-everybody-how-I-can-squeeze-nine-million-notes-into-one-bar' show-off BS to sound simply immaculate!
They were also known as the Val-Aires in the late 50's and early 60's before they changed their name to the Vogues. Their early music is very good to. Great harmonies.
I saw the same great concert in New Brunswick last night, and they were wonderful! I could not believe that only three guys could create the wonderful sounds and harmonies in their music!
Just saw them in a Rock and Roll Reunion event in New Brunswick last night. This song was number 3 on American Billboard for June of that year (I believe) Then, it slipped to number 4. The lead vocalist questioned the audience at the concert, "Guess whose songs were number 1 & 2?' (Obvious answer unless you were under a rock somewhere!) Then the audience cracked up when he said, "Damn those guys. I hated those guys!"
What is interesting about this song is that it was written by Petula Clark--a very, very talented person. She liked the Vogues version so decided not to release her own version in the USA. Actually, I think the Vogues version is the best.
This was a time when the director's know that shaking the camera only p*sses off* the audience. Something contemporary director's need to learn. The audience belongs *IN* the audience--not on the stage!
Long gone before I was born, The Vogues are one of my favorite groups of all time! They should've been bigger than they were. Their harmonies and hooks are amazing!
Who has that high voice? So fun. I was sitting at my computer and for no reason this song popped into my head. I googled the words I remembed then came to youtube and found it.
Ah! yes, back when music was truly music, people were repectable, life was good, and "Laugh-In" was on the drawing boards. One of the stronger songs of 1965, I think. When men were men, women were women, and ambiguity was a word not understood when it came to the sexes.
So very many good memories from then, until 1974. That's when the music really died.
Pretty much all the really good songs coincided with the space age; odd, don't you think?
was it the Vogues that also did "land of milk and honey" ? It was written by my buddy and I have been trying to find a clip of them performing it. Or was it the beau brummels? No I think it was the vogues..im so confused
Back in the day, the Vogues were appearing (live) and my buddy Frank decided to be the fifth "Vogue" by getting on stage with them (uninvited) and imitating their moves as they sang. I could not believe it but then Frank was like that.
FYI...... Did you know "You're the One" is a song introduced on the 1965 album I Know A Place by Petula Clark? Written by Clark with her regular songwriter/ producer Tony Hatch, "You're the One" was a Top 30 UK hit for Clark herself.
The 60's Were GREAT...When This song Hit i was 15, Loved it Then, Love it Now. I just Wish I could have known what a DRAG the future would hold, Maybe I would have had a better time. Not that I didn't, But..........
Well, many of the groups at that particular point in time did all they could to look "respectable". Within a couple of years, they were all freaks like the rest of us!
@60fatman True enough. But like jody8526937 said, the shock value was always there. We've just become harder to shock. But, as for dancers, we've got some serious talent these days. Breakdancers train constantly to do some of their crazy tricks. Don't tell me that takes no talent.
who cares what women dancer are wearing? The kids in the sixties were criticized for wearing revealing clothes, taking drugs, listening to horrible music and generally being part of the decline of western civilization. Now they are somehow role models? The sixties teens were probably blamed for more society ills than any generation before or since and now I have to read how they were such great role models.
That's Right Gang...You're The One....Saw their cover band when I was working at the Brandywine Hotel and Resort...Managed by one of the original members. They were unbeleivable. This ones for you all
When you think about it, the Vogues had a bunch of great songs, but this one was my personal favorite. Those energetic backround dancers are probably on walkers and oxygen now, but I'm glad to see that the Vogues have endured into the 2000's, both live and on video. They played my area in the 1980's, but I didn't go to see them. Wishin' now that I had. Will Lady Gaga's career have that much longevity? We'll have to wait and see.
@zaplinaki1992 - yes, while we didn't appreciate it at the time, being born in the 50's meant reaching the teen years in the middle 60's. It was GREAT! At least, with videos & cd's, everyone can join in the fun! My children, both born, in the 90's are honorary active 60's fans. Glad to have you join us. You may want to You Tube a Chicago Band called The Cryan' Shames - "Could Be We're In Love" and "Sugar & Spice." Peace & Love!
Awesome song from an awesome group. The way the girls in the background are dancing kind of reminds me of how the Peanuts kids danced during "A Charlie Brown Christmas".
Wow what a GREAT song! Tremendously good harmony, rythmic music, great lyrics and incredibly powerful, strong note-carrying singers. Compare that to today's screeching, anti-social, drug debilitated, trashcan-lid banging "music" of today.
This song came out ten years before I was born, and I've always loved it every time I've heard it. These guys had class, and it's a great pop love song.
I remember that they played this during one episode of the great NBC series, "American Dreams" and it really resonated. People think that this kind of music is corny, but I say it is great.
great!! u seems to have all l've been searching for a long time...l had this on cd, ripped from the limewire, but never knew who's the singer or the band...as many of your videos...now lm glad l finally can put a face and a name on it !! thx a lot!! too bad nowadays they put stupid ppl on tv, almost naked, with no talent at all, with a stupid song and boring and obscene lyrics that will be forgotten in less than 7 months. sad but true,
Love this song! And I love actually putting faces to the group that I hear on the oldies station frequently.
I enjoy how the backup dancers are decently clad, not wearing next to nothing like today's backup dancers. And even though they're modest, they still are gorgeous. This should be a lesson to the recoding indusry--put the women in a real outfit, and she'll stop being a sex object. Then we can appreciate the music instead of the mostlly naked chicks.
@deusregnat....I was alive then and the studio caught a lot of flack from the Christian front for promoting promiscuity, based on the back up dancers.
Saw the Vogues in Cleveland, OH in April, 1966. It was my first pop concert experience. One of the members couldn't make it, but they still performed admirably!
They opened for Peter & Gordon, who were just starting to be "big" at that time...RIP Gordon...
Every morning I leap out of bed naked and proceed to dance for a least a half hour just the girls in the backgrond .
Seriously, I always liked this tune which has a twin-lead vocal style, rare for 1965 and now. A great early R&R power vocal. Thank you Vogues for this song and thanks for the post, Gere
As to the person who was paying more attention to the dancers than the singers...at least these girls are fully dressed unlike today's "stars" who appear with their private parts barely covered. As for The guys, the wonderful harmonies of The Vogues are a source of constant comfort. They're dressed respectably also. Today's popsters could learn a lesson from them. Anyway, great song. Peace & Love to ALL in 2010 & Beyond!
I see your point and agree, by and large, but take a look at this one of the entries under Josephine Baker or "Wild and Jazzy Dance" from even earlier. I believe that one of the euphemisms was "sophisticated".
All to say that it was not a uniform evolution from tasteful to basically unclad.
@ClemleTangerine - I agree - they do look cool. Goes to show entertainers can be worth watching even when fully clothed. Using sets, props & back-up dancers added to the high quality of the old shows. Thank you for responding to my note. Peace & Love, Bread & Justice for ALL.
@mjcamck71 Haha, yeah I know, for one thing, the mainstream music today is so crap, have barely dressed dancers with suggestive moves just adds to the sickness of it. Mainstream is crap, mod is just plain awesome.
Three of the orginial Vogues are still performing keeping these great songs alive. Bill Burkette and Hugh Geyer tour the USA with the "trademark" Vogues, and Chuck Blasko has his own group that performs in Western Pennsylvania (only) as Chuck Blasko and The Vogues.
I love to play this video to be reminded of days when society was more civilized, had some real values and entertainers properly produced performances. The Vogues are sooo comforting, easy both the eyes and ears. Thanks, guys! Best Wishes in 2010.
Not sure what world you're from but Bill has been singing with The Vogues again for almost 2 years, and Hugh has been back for over 2 years, Maybe you're thinking of the Pittsburgh group, not the trademark group that tours all over the USA.
260-Read the comment before you talk-First I never mentioned I saw the Vogues within the past 2 years and second the original Vogues are from Turtle Creek,PA--Knucklehead
First of all , you shouldn't call some one youdon't know a knucklehead. Secondly, I failed mind reading in school, so how was I to know when you last saw The Vogues. I know exactly where they are from, and probably know more about the history of The Vogues (past and present) than you could ever image.
You comment can not be construed any other way oher than you are saying that Bill is no longer singing with them - you used all present tense verbage. I don't care one way or the other but anyone who read your comment would think the same thing...
...Whoa, he looks like Mister Rogers.
Saorsa1126 1 day ago
Wicked choreography going on there.
wontonnoodle23 3 weeks ago
lmfao @ the back up dancers 0_o
David2sickGutierrez 3 weeks ago
Did the young people of today, 12/25/2011 forget how to fricking sing? This is one of the best songs by anyone, group, or label. Just pure singing. Man, I miss the day when all groups had talent, today it is all marketing.
B52sguy 1 month ago
@B52sguy The classics of previous time are cherry picked from what is mostly a vast wasteland of crap. The same is easily said about today's music. There are still some good songs made today, but most of it will not be remembered 50 years from now.
Luxornv 1 week ago
all I can say is... LOL at the dancer!
katie75847 1 month ago
Absolutely Brilliant! Thanks for uploading it.
DominickFontana 1 month ago
The way she dances, her figure, her bra bouncing up and down...damn!!
thesanitycruzer1 1 month ago
That brunette REALLY TURNS ME ON!!!!
thesanitycruzer1 1 month ago
Look at the groovy dancer in the background LOL
1960sgirl1 1 month ago
@1960sgirl1 I love those 60s go-go girls, even these tamer ones. I remember watching them back then,,... things were really poppin'...!
deaddoc 1 month ago
@deaddoc You boys are funny! Yep, we are pretty darn HOT back then! :) But not in a sleezy way like the young girls today throwing it OUT there all the time. I miss my youth :)
1960sgirl1 1 month ago
@1960sgirl1 I was 13 in 1965. I didn't miss it, you know. I also had three sisters, all into the latest dance crazes, AND of course, The Beatles. But there was a great deal of sexiness involved, miniskirts, etc. My older sister was on a committee selected from all the schools to greet the DC5 in 1965, and we were all at the first Rolling Stones tour. I later worked 14 years for the Haight Ashbury Free Medical Clinic. Treated performers... imagine that!
deaddoc 3 weeks ago
@deaddoc That is funny you say that.... I mean yes I wore mini skirts ... "hot pants"... never thought of it as Sexual... but I guess you boys did :)
1960sgirl1 3 weeks ago
@1960sgirl1 It is funny how so many "girls" don't see sexuality in how they might present themselves. I think they are more focused on themselves and just don't think of how they might be presenting to others. Hot Pants came in the 70s, but just the name ought to clue one in. And didn't you ever notice us boys dropping our pencils in class so we'd have a quick look? Most girls I think completely knew it and liked the attention - which is what it is all about.
deaddoc 2 weeks ago
Chicks really wore tight bras back then!
ArniepII 1 month ago
Wow that brunette in the background....Who knew grandma was so hot!
tallguy3708 3 months ago 9
The girl 0:06 - 0:20 ! I' her fan! She's great! hahaha! :)
dearoldprudence 3 months ago
I really love the hot little girl at 0:09
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robertoamor2011 4 months ago
The girl at 1:04 has the dance moves of Charlie Brown's friend Peppermint Patty .
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wow I did'nt realize it when I was twelve and these guys came out with this song, how old they were in relation to other vocal groups of the times. they must have been in their early to mid 30"s. we wern't suppose to trust anyone over 30! lol.
TheBabyboomkidof53 5 months ago
@TheBabyboomkidof53 Actually it's just the lighting; they were high schoolers in the mid to late 50's so figure they were late 20's when they broke through, like the Four Seasons a few years earlier
therealjoebloggs 3 months ago
@therealjoebloggs That's why they've got a little Doo Woop left in their updated set. It works though.
deaddoc 2 weeks ago
@TheBabyboomkidof53 Now that I think of it, months late and dollars short, go to the color video of Magic Town, if you haven't already done. You'll get a better idea of how they looked (mid/late 20ish).
therealjoebloggs 1 week ago
@therealjoebloggs I watched magic town but they still appear much older then I would have thought. when you consider john lennon and ringo starr were only 23 in this time frame these guys at thirty-ish would have been born about 1935.more the age of elvis.not that it matters anymore but as a 12 year old in those days you'd think "these guys could be my uncles"lol
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@therealjoebloggs I watched magic town but they still appear much older then I would have thought. when you consider john lennon and ringo starr were only 23 in this time frame these guys at thirty-ish would have been born about 1935.more the age of elvis.not that it matters anymore but as a 12 year old in those days you'd think "these guys could be my uncles"lol
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@therealjoebloggs I watched magic town but they still appear much older then I would have thought. when you consider john lennon and ringo starr were only 23 in this time frame these guys at thirty-ish would have been born about 1935.more the age of elvis.not that it matters anymore but as a 12 year old in those days you'd think "these guys could be my uncles"lol
TheBabyboomkidof53 3 days ago
Great. Wish there could be a little better audio quality online of their beautiful "Turn Around, Look at Me" - best version I've ever heard of the song.
blanchdub 5 months ago
the little guy with the big pipes doing harmony really makes this song!
icandoitdon01 5 months ago
@icandoitdon01 you got that right. The talent is to the left of the lead singer
Tonithenightowl 2 months ago
In addition to playing James Bond...Sean Connery was also the lead
singer of the Vogues. :)
JSTONE9352 5 months ago
@JSTONE9352 What?
MrVerntastic 2 months ago in playlist Oldies
sweet song.. nuff said
dj00333 5 months ago
Terrific song!!! Thanks Petula Clark for writing it. :-)
doozydoozy 5 months ago
Great oldie! But the Vogues look like four Bell Lab engineers doing a little moonlighting!
BTW - There is now a wonderful website all about the Gazzarri Dancers.
HickysBoy 5 months ago
Reminds me of my older sister
stones37 5 months ago
these guys look weird? Have you seen the lead singer for Red Hot Chili ? Everyone looks weird but nowadays long stringy hair covers a lot of funny faces.
Jander4031 6 months ago
The dancers just crack me up!
buntzy2 6 months ago
vraiment excellents ces petits pépères !
POPAVIDEO 6 months ago
This gem was the Vogues' debut hit in 1965. Following that came FIVE O'CLOCK WORLD, MAGIC TOWN, LAND OF MILK AND HONEY, PLEASE MR. SUN, THAT'S THE TUNE, TURN AROUND LOOK AT ME, MY SPECIAL ANGEL, TILL, NO NOT MUCH, WOMAN HELPING MAN, EARTH ANGEL, MOMENTS TO REMEMBER and finally, in 1969, GREEN FIELDS. All of those were Billboard Hot 100 chart hits. My two faves: YOU'RE THE ONE and TURN AROUND LOOK AT ME. See also Pet Clark's great live version of this tune here on YouTube.
horarwgt 6 months ago
The audio SUCKS!!
lucandella 7 months ago
Loved it! One of my favorite songs from back then, and I was probably emulating the Gazzari dancers while watching the show. Loved doing "The Jerk" with bell-bottoms and boots! Those were truly "the good ol' days"!
snootzie2000 7 months ago
Great song, cute guys - even if those sweaters seems a little _wild_ for them! ;-)
martymartymarty 7 months ago
Excellent lyrics, vocals and mood. Good for that time and good for today. Oh yeah, and the brunette, I'd hit that ........ wait ........... maybe I did .........
dogbig02 7 months ago
The epitome of a love song. No groaning, aching, moaning, sobbing...Just the JOY of love. A fav of mine...Now all I need is the LORD to bring the woman for me to sing it to who'll love me & love the song as much as I do! ;0) Thanks for great video AND sound quality. Most lack one or the other.
Arieliondotcom 8 months ago
The one guy, 2nd from the right, can really belt out some great backing vocals. In fact, the entire group harmonizes superbly, and all without the advantage of computer enhancing equipment.
terrafirma91 8 months ago
@terrafirma91 Yessss - great vocals and background vocals!! I heard this on the radio recently for the 1st time - hard to believe since it is so good!
MrOrionfan 7 months ago
All the dancers are gorgeous!
MrOrionfan 8 months ago
Love the song, never saw the group. They look like a group of engineers from Boeing or some such.
HickysBoy 8 months ago
Totally cool in such a splendid, subtle and reserved way!
MacAggy 8 months ago
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Back when singers didn’t need all the boring unnecessary 'look-at-me-everybody-how-I-can-squeeze-nine-million-notes-into-one-bar' show-off BS to sound simply immaculate!
Foldisfitch 8 months ago
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Foldisfitch 8 months ago
Top Notch Song!!!
Siomistic 8 months ago
They were also known as the Val-Aires in the late 50's and early 60's before they changed their name to the Vogues. Their early music is very good to. Great harmonies.
WMK63 9 months ago
Actually there music was pretty dam good. Excellent vocals
johnpaulgrfab4 9 months ago
I saw the same great concert in New Brunswick last night, and they were wonderful! I could not believe that only three guys could create the wonderful sounds and harmonies in their music!
emetzger1115 9 months ago
Just saw them in a Rock and Roll Reunion event in New Brunswick last night. This song was number 3 on American Billboard for June of that year (I believe) Then, it slipped to number 4. The lead vocalist questioned the audience at the concert, "Guess whose songs were number 1 & 2?' (Obvious answer unless you were under a rock somewhere!) Then the audience cracked up when he said, "Damn those guys. I hated those guys!"
stevieboy5588 9 months ago
Nice song. These guys do look they just came off the set of the original "Star Trek," as those select, red-shirted casualties.
MattieA65 9 months ago
god do i ever love this
tasteslikestatic 9 months ago
What is interesting about this song is that it was written by Petula Clark--a very, very talented person. She liked the Vogues version so decided not to release her own version in the USA. Actually, I think the Vogues version is the best.
rbcampbell 9 months ago
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This was a time when the director's know that shaking the camera only p*sses off* the audience. Something contemporary director's need to learn. The audience belongs *IN* the audience--not on the stage!
capie44 9 months ago
Long gone before I was born, The Vogues are one of my favorite groups of all time! They should've been bigger than they were. Their harmonies and hooks are amazing!
GialloHorror 9 months ago 23
That skinny singer second from the left OWNS this song. That backup part is awesome.
and the dark haired girl behind them has beautiful breasts........
drrjim 10 months ago
@drrjim Yeah - great backup! The brunette makes my mouth water!!
MrOrionfan 8 months ago
LOVE LOVE LOVE THE VOGUES!!!!
kwanda53 10 months ago
LOVE LOVE LOVE THE VOGUES!!!!
kwanda53 10 months ago
Wonderful song.
roosevelthighschool 11 months ago
absolutely wonderful song!!! Thanks for posting this!! :D
zgardener 11 months ago
*love
bxxxhackerxxxfedex2 11 months ago
enjoyed the b.o. dance.
hiodr 11 months ago
Who has that high voice? So fun. I was sitting at my computer and for no reason this song popped into my head. I googled the words I remembed then came to youtube and found it.
How fun is that.
Loved it.
maryconnealy 11 months ago
Could pull off a really flirty kiss with this song in the background!
saclrpfrl10 11 months ago
Was this from the Jimmy Kilgo show - I loved the go-go dancers on that show!
oriongirlfan 1 year ago
Simply as good as it gets. They featured this song on one episode of "American Dreams". So good.
LesbianVampireLover 1 year ago
Would you believe Petula Clark (Downtown) wrote this song!
jleoblues 1 year ago
@jleoblues sounds like her songs
lady12480 1 year ago
Ah! yes, back when music was truly music, people were repectable, life was good, and "Laugh-In" was on the drawing boards. One of the stronger songs of 1965, I think. When men were men, women were women, and ambiguity was a word not understood when it came to the sexes.
So very many good memories from then, until 1974. That's when the music really died.
Pretty much all the really good songs coincided with the space age; odd, don't you think?
Joseph F
Portland, OR USA
B52sguy 1 year ago
cudowny kawałek !!!!!!
w650cafe69 1 year ago
was it the Vogues that also did "land of milk and honey" ? It was written by my buddy and I have been trying to find a clip of them performing it. Or was it the beau brummels? No I think it was the vogues..im so confused
dandamagetoo 1 year ago
@dandamagetoo The Vogues #29 in 1966
68enxy 1 year ago
@dandamagetoo they at least did their version, do a search on it, youtube isn't allowing a link
Mrkthshrk 1 year ago
when Snooopy doggie doggie can do this...get back to me.
roostertrigger 1 year ago
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007Sign 1 year ago
anyone know the chords?
crabbit87 1 year ago
Back in the day, the Vogues were appearing (live) and my buddy Frank decided to be the fifth "Vogue" by getting on stage with them (uninvited) and imitating their moves as they sang. I could not believe it but then Frank was like that.
MrSkiwicz 1 year ago
This is a serious love song. The harmonies are amazing. Love this version best.
Treaty4 1 year ago 10
This is wonderful The 60's were and are the best.
Thank you
For the listing
TL250Rider 1 year ago 3
FYI...... Did you know "You're the One" is a song introduced on the 1965 album I Know A Place by Petula Clark? Written by Clark with her regular songwriter/ producer Tony Hatch, "You're the One" was a Top 30 UK hit for Clark herself.
SEVFEST 1 year ago
With the Great Glorious Gazzarri Dancers
waldolala1964 1 year ago 2
I'll always believe you
I'll never, ever deceive you...
cjthemusicman 1 year ago
The 60's Were GREAT...When This song Hit i was 15, Loved it Then, Love it Now. I just Wish I could have known what a DRAG the future would hold, Maybe I would have had a better time. Not that I didn't, But..........
wolfmantip 1 year ago
Well, many of the groups at that particular point in time did all they could to look "respectable". Within a couple of years, they were all freaks like the rest of us!
LesbianVampireLover 1 year ago
My boyfriend dedicated to me... such sweet song!!! =D
MartaHetfield 1 year ago
this song was one that would make me reach for the volume control of the am radio of mom and dad's 64 Chev....... just a feel good song
MrTihaw1 1 year ago 2
I enjoyed the memories!
Shabannie 1 year ago
Hot babes dancing in the background and did you notice they have their cloths on. Unlike todays stuff
60fatman 1 year ago
@60fatman Yup. Chessey then, cheesey and disgusting now. Funny how some things never really change much.
pieguy1516 1 year ago
@pieguy1516 at least they used talent and not shock value to sell records.
60fatman 1 year ago
@60fatman True enough. But like jody8526937 said, the shock value was always there. We've just become harder to shock. But, as for dancers, we've got some serious talent these days. Breakdancers train constantly to do some of their crazy tricks. Don't tell me that takes no talent.
pieguy1516 1 year ago
who cares what women dancer are wearing? The kids in the sixties were criticized for wearing revealing clothes, taking drugs, listening to horrible music and generally being part of the decline of western civilization. Now they are somehow role models? The sixties teens were probably blamed for more society ills than any generation before or since and now I have to read how they were such great role models.
jody8526937 1 year ago
Ply the SOB Already!!!
TheMustangsally75 1 year ago
Grew up in the 60s and to quote a tale of two cities, it was indeed the best of times it was the worst of times. Great song though
60fatman 1 year ago
That's Right Gang...You're The One....Saw their cover band when I was working at the Brandywine Hotel and Resort...Managed by one of the original members. They were unbeleivable. This ones for you all
bonnetrumpet76 1 year ago
When you think about it, the Vogues had a bunch of great songs, but this one was my personal favorite. Those energetic backround dancers are probably on walkers and oxygen now, but I'm glad to see that the Vogues have endured into the 2000's, both live and on video. They played my area in the 1980's, but I didn't go to see them. Wishin' now that I had. Will Lady Gaga's career have that much longevity? We'll have to wait and see.
eze417 1 year ago
i wish i was born in the 1950's
zaplinaki1992 1 year ago
@zaplinaki1992 - yes, while we didn't appreciate it at the time, being born in the 50's meant reaching the teen years in the middle 60's. It was GREAT! At least, with videos & cd's, everyone can join in the fun! My children, both born, in the 90's are honorary active 60's fans. Glad to have you join us. You may want to You Tube a Chicago Band called The Cryan' Shames - "Could Be We're In Love" and "Sugar & Spice." Peace & Love!
mjcamck71 1 year ago
Love this song - those were the days.........
sweetz802 1 year ago
those girls dancing in the background are so hot..Love 60s babes..song isnt bad either..
SuperSweetharmony 1 year ago
Pure Americana!
bdjennings 1 year ago
Awesome song from an awesome group. The way the girls in the background are dancing kind of reminds me of how the Peanuts kids danced during "A Charlie Brown Christmas".
bluecatky 1 year ago
my fav all time
gorobby1 1 year ago
must have been about eleven when i bought
this single - adored the song.......lovely
to find it here. makes me feel so
ANCIENT seeing these clips!!!
gremlingrump 1 year ago
with the Gazzarri dancers....funny!
waldolala1964 1 year ago 2
Wow what a GREAT song! Tremendously good harmony, rythmic music, great lyrics and incredibly powerful, strong note-carrying singers. Compare that to today's screeching, anti-social, drug debilitated, trashcan-lid banging "music" of today.
Fallparty 1 year ago 4
This song came out ten years before I was born, and I've always loved it every time I've heard it. These guys had class, and it's a great pop love song.
JNugent74 1 year ago
nothing like the oldies. Why can we have music like this anymore?
adiluvsTH 1 year ago 3
I couldn't agree more! I am embarrassed of the "music" that my generation has produced.
jabacast 1 year ago 2
To all Petula Clark fans - sorry, this is the superior version of this song.
shillyfrog 1 year ago
great rhythm, great singing, great stuff
ronrockabilly 1 year ago
I was 20 when this came out. Talk about the good old days. If only we'd known how good they really were
sparwood8 1 year ago
gooooood
josehpdiadia 1 year ago
Is it just me or are these old songs all great. Damm I love them. was all of 16 when this hit the charts.
60fatman 1 year ago
I remember that they played this during one episode of the great NBC series, "American Dreams" and it really resonated. People think that this kind of music is corny, but I say it is great.
LesbianVampireLover 1 year ago
love this song !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
pamelacody 1 year ago
sounds like a garage band backing these pretty guys. Quite a cool combination.
calzoneman 1 year ago 2
Those Gazzarri dancers were the best. And yes, I'm still in Love with the brunette. Oh, and the song is great too!
thatdarnkev08 1 year ago 7
I'm still in love with the long haired blond. And yes it is a great song.
212729h 1 year ago
The lead singer looks a bit like Sean Connery in his James Bond days.
JSTONE9352 1 year ago
great!! u seems to have all l've been searching for a long time...l had this on cd, ripped from the limewire, but never knew who's the singer or the band...as many of your videos...now lm glad l finally can put a face and a name on it !! thx a lot!! too bad nowadays they put stupid ppl on tv, almost naked, with no talent at all, with a stupid song and boring and obscene lyrics that will be forgotten in less than 7 months. sad but true,
RobertoGaspar69 1 year ago
Ha, I love The Vogue's look, it's one that says "cross us, and we'll seriously fuck u up"
whato1986 1 year ago
Love those 60's "Snow Cone" Bra's! lol
fa0798 1 year ago 4
Love this song! And I love actually putting faces to the group that I hear on the oldies station frequently.
I enjoy how the backup dancers are decently clad, not wearing next to nothing like today's backup dancers. And even though they're modest, they still are gorgeous. This should be a lesson to the recoding indusry--put the women in a real outfit, and she'll stop being a sex object. Then we can appreciate the music instead of the mostlly naked chicks.
deusregnat 2 years ago 18
@deusregnat....I was alive then and the studio caught a lot of flack from the Christian front for promoting promiscuity, based on the back up dancers.
youtootube99 1 year ago
maravillosa,obra maestra
estosiesmusica 2 years ago
Saw the Vogues in Cleveland, OH in April, 1966. It was my first pop concert experience. One of the members couldn't make it, but they still performed admirably!
They opened for Peter & Gordon, who were just starting to be "big" at that time...RIP Gordon...
musicalrich1 2 years ago 2
Every morning I leap out of bed naked and proceed to dance for a least a half hour just the girls in the backgrond .
Seriously, I always liked this tune which has a twin-lead vocal style, rare for 1965 and now. A great early R&R power vocal. Thank you Vogues for this song and thanks for the post, Gere
GereDJ 2 years ago 2
As to the person who was paying more attention to the dancers than the singers...at least these girls are fully dressed unlike today's "stars" who appear with their private parts barely covered. As for The guys, the wonderful harmonies of The Vogues are a source of constant comfort. They're dressed respectably also. Today's popsters could learn a lesson from them. Anyway, great song. Peace & Love to ALL in 2010 & Beyond!
mjcamck71 2 years ago 57
great song
gorobby1 1 year ago
I see your point and agree, by and large, but take a look at this one of the entries under Josephine Baker or "Wild and Jazzy Dance" from even earlier. I believe that one of the euphemisms was "sophisticated".
All to say that it was not a uniform evolution from tasteful to basically unclad.
gilgamess 1 year ago
@mjcamck71 I'm with you. I thought the dancers were the show. Still it is a good song. Man what a long time ago this was. But what great memories.
212729h 1 year ago
@mjcamck71 They're dressed respectfully, but they look so damn cool as well!
ClemleTangerine 1 year ago
@ClemleTangerine - I agree - they do look cool. Goes to show entertainers can be worth watching even when fully clothed. Using sets, props & back-up dancers added to the high quality of the old shows. Thank you for responding to my note. Peace & Love, Bread & Justice for ALL.
mjcamck71 1 year ago
@mjcamck71 Haha, yeah I know, for one thing, the mainstream music today is so crap, have barely dressed dancers with suggestive moves just adds to the sickness of it. Mainstream is crap, mod is just plain awesome.
ClemleTangerine 1 year ago
@ClemleTangerine - so right you are. I make sure my teens see these videos; they are both 2nd generation 60's music fans. Mod Forever! Peace & Love.
mjcamck71 1 year ago
@mjcamck71 I love your teens haha. I'm all for it! :)
ClemleTangerine 1 year ago
@mjcamck71 sok tau lo anjing
9crame 1 year ago
@9crame - Hello. Sorry, but I speak only English and some French. Translation please?
mjcamck71 1 year ago
@mjcamck71 you think that's something, check out dee dee sharp - mashed potato time. same show, same dancers.
irvingklaw57 1 year ago
@irvingklaw57 - Hello. Thank you for the suggestion. I did watch the clip of the talented DeeDee Sharpe rock the place. Peace to ALL.
mjcamck71 1 year ago
@mjcamck71 you ever seen the TAMI show during Chuck Berry's performance!? bouncy bouncy
whato1986 1 year ago
@mjcamck71 Yes the go-go dancers were super adorable!! Great song and vocals from the Vogues!!
oriongirlfan 1 year ago
Three of the orginial Vogues are still performing keeping these great songs alive. Bill Burkette and Hugh Geyer tour the USA with the "trademark" Vogues, and Chuck Blasko has his own group that performs in Western Pennsylvania (only) as Chuck Blasko and The Vogues.
260MP69 2 years ago 2
I love to play this video to be reminded of days when society was more civilized, had some real values and entertainers properly produced performances. The Vogues are sooo comforting, easy both the eyes and ears. Thanks, guys! Best Wishes in 2010.
mjcamck71 2 years ago 4
love all the bouncing boobs in the background!
zowlik 2 years ago 2
The vougues were an underrated vocal group, sure they didn't write their own tunes, but their singing is fantastic!
whato1986 2 years ago 2
wow they sounded really good live. cant say that very often
yuhatn 2 years ago
Hate you say this but they were lip-syncing to the record. They just made it look good.
ghbeatle 2 years ago
true peaked at same position
preciousjey 2 years ago
I live about 3 miles from Turtle Creek, Pa. These guys are still hometown legends here in Pittsburgh!
violator79 2 years ago
They came out of Pittsburgh, never knew that! How I loved this and 5 o clock world!!
kaschlegelsaved 2 years ago
One of the few successful pop groups to come out of Pittsburgh.
rosmia2 2 years ago
One of my favorite songs of all time. What a great top-down driving song!
SouthJerseySol 2 years ago 4
great song
KalashnikovFinntroll 2 years ago
What a great song. Great singing. Innocent times......
The girl on the left behind them has nice breasts too. God bless her.
drrjim 2 years ago
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You know, I just heard this song on my radio this morning and it was awesome.
roosevelthighschool 2 years ago
sooo beautiful,kisses to the 60s
kickassfan 2 years ago
Met these guys many times and they still rule-Bill not singing with them anymore but they still put on a good show.
buffalo729 2 years ago
Not sure what world you're from but Bill has been singing with The Vogues again for almost 2 years, and Hugh has been back for over 2 years, Maybe you're thinking of the Pittsburgh group, not the trademark group that tours all over the USA.
260MP69 2 years ago
260-Read the comment before you talk-First I never mentioned I saw the Vogues within the past 2 years and second the original Vogues are from Turtle Creek,PA--Knucklehead
buffalo729 2 years ago
First of all , you shouldn't call some one youdon't know a knucklehead. Secondly, I failed mind reading in school, so how was I to know when you last saw The Vogues. I know exactly where they are from, and probably know more about the history of The Vogues (past and present) than you could ever image.
260MP69 2 years ago
You comment can not be construed any other way oher than you are saying that Bill is no longer singing with them - you used all present tense verbage. I don't care one way or the other but anyone who read your comment would think the same thing...
sierra8186 2 years ago
Wish I could sing like any of these guys...
2XMooreon 2 years ago
back in these days, girls knew how to dance.
jackslicl100 2 years ago
the dancing chicks are better than the song
momike99 2 years ago
Your just jealous of the dudes hair style. lol
bealestcat 2 years ago
Love the dancers, but not as much as the song.
Wish the volume were a little louder.
mk19103 2 years ago
this song is a gem..... i wish more music were like this
BrockHardwell 2 years ago 24
@BrockHardwell Indeed a gem. Few American groups at the time could equal or better the snap and poli