hey music is not a static form it grows and moves and breaths it is alive a thing of wonder some forms of this life can be strange odd or harsh to the ears of those who hear it but that is music so to the computer it is all produced by man meaning us so we should not compare yesterdays hits with today fails or so they seem, it is just more to it then oh that is not good music or that is bad music that is the nature of music so says the dog woot woot
Long live the 60's! You got that right, what a statement, right to the point! (funny too) Music now is so nauseating, you can't even listen to it! I know we're all wishing these days and the music never left, ya know we were so happy and fortunate to have it then, nothing competes with it! Peace + love,
Before reading the comments (many of which are hilarious), I didn't even notice the lack of drums. They could have put him more behind the keyboard guy and spared him some embarrassment, lol.
Wow! I was in the 9th grade, I think they refer it to freshman now. Debbie Lewis and Ralph McDaniels were dating. Love this music, this era, brings a lot of great memories.
Brings back the happiest times of my life....high school and college years. The world was young, the music was great. Life seemed like a never ending journey, nothing would ever change. Boy was I wrong!!
This video, though nice to see, is nothing compared to my memory of seeing them live in Schenectady, NY in 1967. They opened for the Beach Boys. The place was electric, and they had a unique sound at the time. I went to see the Beach Boys, but came away remembering the Buckinghams instead. They just had such a good stage show. No drag.
Kind of a drag when right before you go onstage you found out most of your drum kit still hasn't been found and all you can do is wing it with what you've got
I remember in those days sometimes a group would come out with a token drum set, just a snare drum or something, and it was so dumb looking, like hey, make an effort to disguise the fact that you're just lip synching. Having said that, great song.
Kind of a drag when you listen to today's music and wanna cry. I would listen to this song a million times for free rather then be paid every time I heard a Lady Gaga song or something similarly bad.
I was a teenager during the '60's. It was thre greatest period of my life. The music was simply incomparable to the crap they play today. i'm an old fart now...but I'll always have these great memories until they put me in my grave.
OMG! played this 1,001 times (45 RPM) - plus Buffalo Springfield ... in December, 1966 while painting my bedroom in Grand Haven, Michigan .... orange (!?!) to match my brand new orange shag carpeting - thanks Mom! ;-) ... (even tho she made me promise to paint it white when we moved!) Life was good then and still is! Peace and love from Key West ....
@keywestjj Going to see them in Feb along with Hermans Hermits and my fave band, the Grass Roots, which will be bittersweet with the loss of Rob Grill. Had his pics, Herman's, then moved on the Davey Jones all over my walls!!! Like my 9 year old granddaughter had Justin and Bruno Mars. Would never criticize her taste, Music is music and we are lucky to be able to have wonderful musicians........but I would never give up these old bands I grew up with for any thing!!!
@keywestjj --LOL MY MOm made me paint my room orange too--thought that was so funny you wrote that--this song (KInd of A Drag)reminds me of my father ---Peace
@Civitatuccillo that's a stupid comment to make. There are many current songs out there that are fantastic. If you put your record player down for 2 seconds and actually get some knowledge in todays music apart from what you hear on popular stations that 12 year olds listen too you might change your mind. but hey, everyone has a difference in opinion in music regardless of age. I find this boring to listen to - generation thing to be open minded.
great song---well crafted and sung....unlike the messes playing on the radio now. The 60's was the golden age of R and R song--these songs could be just as sweet as Sinatra--but with the beat of course. Love the organ.
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 ...!!!
@sixtiesforever1966 Don't worry about certain kids today---you know what introduces this great music to them? video games like Grand Theft Auto (tons of songs) and movies.. I know that if there is an afterlife, it will feature the music we have enjoyed so much and more music that we can't even imagine now. So go in peace, play your music; you will attract them with honey...
@guido1365 You know, I think you are correct! The best song of the 20th century has to be a love song and the happiest song about being in love has to be this one ! and it is so appropriate for a wedding reception (Wedding Crashers) and for a frat party (Animal House) or any occasion to celebrate being alive and in love. Case dismissed !!!! and thanks for the enlightenment--I truly mean that, Guido
These guys still sound great, check them out in the Happy Together Tour, with the Turtles and Mickey Dolenz from the Monkees and Mark Lindsey from Paul Revere and the Raiders... and many more artists fro the 60's..... A MUST SEE
I saw The Buckinghams in 2005 and 2006 at a Chicago Gold Concert. The 2 founding members Carl Giamarrese and Nick Fortuna were still active with the band, and after 40 years they still have it and gave a tremendous show. These were the days when bands relied on talent not technology.
Great tune. I remember it well. Junior High School(some call it middle school). Just getting into R&R heavy. These guys were great. They had a string of hits.
I remember in late 1960s when bands including Buckinghams, the Flock, New Colony 6, Cryan Shames and others used to play teen dances for a $1 cover charge. Those were indeed the good old days! ☺
I'm a grandma now but this song will bring me right back to 1967.I was hanging out with a large group of people(who I recently reconnected with), this song always reminds me of a simpler time being with my first love.Hey Ang, remember????
Yes it was! She said she loved me , but she was untrue. Then she said goodbye, and she broke my heart! And I cried. But I'll always love her, anyway! Do you hear me, Nancy?!! Nancy?
Every time I hear this, I also hear an "89-W-L-S-Chicago!" ID in front of it. The two were tight - all part of the war between 'LS and crosstown rival WCFL...
Hey, I'm old, but I saw all the great bands, & this is one of them! Don't buy their greatest hits, as they have a TOTALLY different singer & it sounds like crapola! Buy the original band's CD's instead if you want their true unique sounds! And I do! Love them!
When you go back and look at these old videos, even though I love the Buckinghams, these, as well as many other bands, were lip sync. If you look close, there are no cords to the guitars, etc., and the song is identical to the recording. But I know they didn't want to get in front of a camera and sound different.
I'm only 26, but I first heard this song as a kid (around 5 or 6) when my grandma put on a tape of this in the car - yes, I remember when you plugged in tapes and not ipods to the car radio. Even after all these years, I still come back to oldies because of the hook and melody. I wish new music did that to me.
@rextrek - I was 10 and I had one of those giant am radios too. Those times are long gone...but what magical memories. I feel sorry for those who will never know them. Be blessed that you do.
Got to the them last night in St. Paul, MN. They did a great job performing and look great doing it. Hope I can do something like that when I get to their age.
This is one song I'll never get tired of. I love everything about it. Background and lead vocals, the horn section, the organ section, just everything! Great, GREAT song!! One of my "never get sick" of songs. When I'm in my 70's if I'm still alive, I will still think this song is great and will bop around to it.
Where is the horn section? The song is great, but the horns really carry it. Also the organ melody is memorable and nice, but nothing compared to the organist talent of the Doors to come a few years later.
"That's right Cindy, it's 23 minutes past the hour. And now here is The Buckinghams with..."Kind of a Drag!"" *plop*
~Topper Harley (Charlie Sheen), Hot Shots: Part Deux
That's how I know these guys, the quote above.
Jezzikah287 4 days ago
hey music is not a static form it grows and moves and breaths it is alive a thing of wonder some forms of this life can be strange odd or harsh to the ears of those who hear it but that is music so to the computer it is all produced by man meaning us so we should not compare yesterdays hits with today fails or so they seem, it is just more to it then oh that is not good music or that is bad music that is the nature of music so says the dog woot woot
killerwardog123 5 days ago
kinda of a drag ! always recall i got dumped and this song came out
drclayberg 5 days ago
one of the all time faves from a day gone bye when you could understand what the hell they were singing. really miss
junglejack1949 5 days ago
It used to drive me nuts even as a young kid...WHERE ARE THE MICROPHONES
????
CUBALAW 6 days ago
They played this live for the fist time at our Youth Center the wekend before it was released.
jmweed1861 6 days ago
My birthday song apparantly.
gypsymage777 1 week ago
Long live the 60's! You got that right, what a statement, right to the point! (funny too) Music now is so nauseating, you can't even listen to it! I know we're all wishing these days and the music never left, ya know we were so happy and fortunate to have it then, nothing competes with it! Peace + love,
Raquel5750 1 week ago
Before reading the comments (many of which are hilarious), I didn't even notice the lack of drums. They could have put him more behind the keyboard guy and spared him some embarrassment, lol.
hibiscusfreak 1 week ago
Wow! I was in the 9th grade, I think they refer it to freshman now. Debbie Lewis and Ralph McDaniels were dating. Love this music, this era, brings a lot of great memories.
henryandpatty 2 weeks ago
Brings back the happiest times of my life....high school and college years. The world was young, the music was great. Life seemed like a never ending journey, nothing would ever change. Boy was I wrong!!
saunders49 2 weeks ago 2
I'm an old person. *make a reminiscing comment*
Baradur10 2 weeks ago
Those were the days, speaking of which...........
malectric 2 weeks ago
These guys are HOT!
djmiranda67 3 weeks ago
This video, though nice to see, is nothing compared to my memory of seeing them live in Schenectady, NY in 1967. They opened for the Beach Boys. The place was electric, and they had a unique sound at the time. I went to see the Beach Boys, but came away remembering the Buckinghams instead. They just had such a good stage show. No drag.
rabitnose 3 weeks ago 3
I love tripped-out background vocals. Lennon was a master at it (e.g. Lady Madonna, When I'm 64, etc.)
shack8110 3 weeks ago
Rewind ones life by music...
TheJitter44 3 weeks ago
Kind of a drag when right before you go onstage you found out most of your drum kit still hasn't been found and all you can do is wing it with what you've got
Rusfi10 3 weeks ago 3
@Rusfi10 I think I just died of laughter!!!
ilovedatasoong 3 weeks ago
@Rusfi10 Nice observation. You must've been there. The cameraman does his best to block it out though. Funny stuff.
LOL. The poor guy is literally standing there with two drumsticks drumming the air. LOL.
RomansGalatians 3 weeks ago
Oh, MUSIC!: How I've missed you!
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I'm sure it was a real drag for the drummer to be "playing" without a full drum set!
bobbyshermanfan 3 weeks ago
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bobbyshermanfan 3 weeks ago
Watching this video is definitely not a drag.... ; )
nvet1953 3 weeks ago 3
Love the Buckinghams! They had some really great songs.
lmgavin 4 weeks ago
I walked to school singing this all my freshman year....great memories indeed!
ricksmiff 4 weeks ago
Great song. Wonderful backing - very Beatlesque and yet very much its own sound.
hungfao 4 weeks ago
Man, there was nothing like the music we had in the 60s. I get so nostalgic and sentimental listening to music from that great time. Great memories.
hiramchik 1 month ago 4
I remember in those days sometimes a group would come out with a token drum set, just a snare drum or something, and it was so dumb looking, like hey, make an effort to disguise the fact that you're just lip synching. Having said that, great song.
sprucetree49 1 month ago
Kind of a drag when you listen to today's music and wanna cry. I would listen to this song a million times for free rather then be paid every time I heard a Lady Gaga song or something similarly bad.
BestMusicTaste 1 month ago 3
@BestMusicTaste Can not agree more To watch these guys it's pure musicality not he Gaga show crap 60's music has never been matched
jbdmed 1 month ago
No mic's ,cables or drums for that matter but they do a good job!!
1i1feat 1 month ago
They are Italian Americans from Chicago? any way the lead singer is hot
lovesexpistols134 1 month ago
ABSOLUTELY ONE OF THE BEST..
gary385464 1 month ago
I was a teenager during the '60's. It was thre greatest period of my life. The music was simply incomparable to the crap they play today. i'm an old fart now...but I'll always have these great memories until they put me in my grave.
saunders49 1 month ago 3
this band played at my mom's high school, no joke!
MrProfessornutbutter 1 month ago 3
The music nowadays is kind of a drag.
Polyglot05 1 month ago 46
@Polyglot05 lol
Mannchild11 2 weeks ago
If your baby don't love you and is untrue it sounds like she aint your baby!
evange03 1 month ago 2
@evange03 Dealing with that right now!!!!
rockinrowdyjimmyd 1 month ago
@rockinrowdyjimmyd sounds shitty I'm sorry.
evange03 1 month ago
@evange03 Go back to your Flo Rida..
hirofan 1 month ago
like the amimals with class
guido1365 1 month ago 2
I was 10 years old and in 5 th grade when this song was new
on the radio in 1967. I loved it then and I still do, 44 years later!
maxauburn 1 month ago
Ah the memories! Use to skate to this song at the old skating rink-Yeah a wooden floor :D
WhiteFightingTiger 1 month ago
all i hear is canada dry when your baby realy thirsty
johnyvico 2 months ago
I saw the Buckinghams at the Eastern States Exposition in Connecticut this past fall, met the lead singer too.
TheWildcat131 2 months ago
Beauty clark
crane3715 2 months ago
Back when this song was on the radio day after day, I thought they were singing "Canada Dry". lol
themoshmenace 2 months ago
what is the lead singer's name?
Beatles1965Fan 2 months ago
OMG! played this 1,001 times (45 RPM) - plus Buffalo Springfield ... in December, 1966 while painting my bedroom in Grand Haven, Michigan .... orange (!?!) to match my brand new orange shag carpeting - thanks Mom! ;-) ... (even tho she made me promise to paint it white when we moved!) Life was good then and still is! Peace and love from Key West ....
keywestjj 2 months ago 2
@keywestjj Going to see them in Feb along with Hermans Hermits and my fave band, the Grass Roots, which will be bittersweet with the loss of Rob Grill. Had his pics, Herman's, then moved on the Davey Jones all over my walls!!! Like my 9 year old granddaughter had Justin and Bruno Mars. Would never criticize her taste, Music is music and we are lucky to be able to have wonderful musicians........but I would never give up these old bands I grew up with for any thing!!!
BlackSpyder73 2 months ago
@BlackSpyder73 Amen, brother!
laser621 2 months ago
@laser621 Hahah!!! Well.....that would be Sister!!!! lol!
BlackSpyder73 2 months ago
@keywestjj --LOL MY MOm made me paint my room orange too--thought that was so funny you wrote that--this song (KInd of A Drag)reminds me of my father ---Peace
TheJackie212 1 month ago
great voice
seonfox 2 months ago
Where TF are the brass horns?
SkidRowJosephine 2 months ago
@SkidRowJosephine yes, and where are the cymbals on the drumset , or the wires coming out of the guitars
Velvet4U 2 months ago
Nowadays, it's "Kind of a Drag" listening to today's talentless musical groups...Dan O'Niallain
oldiesbutgoodies67 2 months ago 2
Yup, on AM radio. On LOng Island it ws 77 WABC with Cousin Brucie! Actually there were more than just the cousin, but they all sounded the same!!
10021walshke 2 months ago
Listen to me when I'm speaking cause I know that you've been cheating... classic.
SuddenSparkles 2 months ago
AH YES, this song makes me feel young again!! Music that a person could sing along to, especially with that "special someone"!
I feel sorry for todays youth, not much out there that a person can enjoy, get cozy with or play at a wedding .
But, for just a few minutes, I am a young fellow again, I remember this song well, It was played at all the school dances and we sang it Out loud !!
Civitatuccillo 2 months ago 26
@Civitatuccillo that's a stupid comment to make. There are many current songs out there that are fantastic. If you put your record player down for 2 seconds and actually get some knowledge in todays music apart from what you hear on popular stations that 12 year olds listen too you might change your mind. but hey, everyone has a difference in opinion in music regardless of age. I find this boring to listen to - generation thing to be open minded.
JazzAMV 1 week ago
Two minutes and two seconds, and that about cover it...Nice job, boys!
obbor4 2 months ago
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decevioj 2 months ago
great song---well crafted and sung....unlike the messes playing on the radio now. The 60's was the golden age of R and R song--these songs could be just as sweet as Sinatra--but with the beat of course. Love the organ.
windstorm1000 2 months ago
Oh wow! I haven't heard this for so long. I used to sing 'Anywaaaaaaay anywaaaaaay .......
lilynick1 2 months ago
Written by Jim Holvay.
nutleyguitar1968 2 months ago
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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 ...!!!
robertoamor2011 2 months ago
What kind of MORION could dislike this song? It has Great Music, Great Meaning,
and it has a happy tune. Not like the SHIT that they are singing if you want to call it that Today!
sixtiesforever1966 2 months ago
@sixtiesforever1966 Don't worry about certain kids today---you know what introduces this great music to them? video games like Grand Theft Auto (tons of songs) and movies.. I know that if there is an afterlife, it will feature the music we have enjoyed so much and more music that we can't even imagine now. So go in peace, play your music; you will attract them with honey...
CattailsandRoses 2 months ago
thats baseball
guido1365 2 months ago
yeah but james was rejected from the yardbirds before that
guido1365 2 months ago
however the best song of the 20th century has to go with the isley brothers shout check it out on u tube 1959 version.. i rest my case
guido1365 2 months ago
@guido1365 you're so cute !
CattailsandRoses 2 months ago
@guido1365 You know, I think you are correct! The best song of the 20th century has to be a love song and the happiest song about being in love has to be this one ! and it is so appropriate for a wedding reception (Wedding Crashers) and for a frat party (Animal House) or any occasion to celebrate being alive and in love. Case dismissed !!!! and thanks for the enlightenment--I truly mean that, Guido
CattailsandRoses 2 months ago
after James William Guerico managed the Buckinghams; he took up with Blood Sweat and Tears...then Chicago.....
uselessjoe 2 months ago
Kind of my first "crush" song....around 2nd grade I think
rubbersole79 2 months ago
had 2 b there i luv these lads
guido1365 2 months ago
i still luv e4m anyway
guido1365 2 months ago
Pure class.
TheyFinallyFoundMe 2 months ago
I'm in love with Nick Fortuna all over again, 45 years later! Can we just go back to this innocent, wonderful and rockin' music?
littlepeopleism 2 months ago
These guys still sound great, check them out in the Happy Together Tour, with the Turtles and Mickey Dolenz from the Monkees and Mark Lindsey from Paul Revere and the Raiders... and many more artists fro the 60's..... A MUST SEE
Dacman53 2 months ago
I don't think I appreciated this band enough! They are wonderful!
littlepeopleism 3 months ago
60s emo music
stan5582 3 months ago
What a beautiful song. Always reminds me of my childhood. Thank you for the upload.
kimbothebimbo805 3 months ago
It's kind of a drag when they overlay pre-recorded tracks onto live performances.
The60sfanatic 3 months ago
any relation to the Fleetmac Buckingham?
Svernon2k41 3 months ago
I saw The Buckinghams in 2005 and 2006 at a Chicago Gold Concert. The 2 founding members Carl Giamarrese and Nick Fortuna were still active with the band, and after 40 years they still have it and gave a tremendous show. These were the days when bands relied on talent not technology.
WMJCPA 3 months ago
This song hit #1 in early 1967, knocking off the Monkees' "I'm A Believer."
thelanceman 3 months ago
what was that wuote from hot shots part deux?
psadpoiafsdf 3 months ago
i remember when mostly everbody used to have those haircuts.......
xxsPrAyPaInTxx1 3 months ago
That is a ridiculously small drum kit... but I guess it's all he needed.
dudestr5552 3 months ago
brings back so many memories
pameladay1 3 months ago
Great tune. I remember it well. Junior High School(some call it middle school). Just getting into R&R heavy. These guys were great. They had a string of hits.
Flex52able 3 months ago
Saw them last year in the Happy Together Tour in Mich. :)
bowiemichelle 3 months ago
I remember in late 1960s when bands including Buckinghams, the Flock, New Colony 6, Cryan Shames and others used to play teen dances for a $1 cover charge. Those were indeed the good old days! ☺
WytZox1 3 months ago
these lads rocked
guido1365 3 months ago
I'm a grandma now but this song will bring me right back to 1967.I was hanging out with a large group of people(who I recently reconnected with), this song always reminds me of a simpler time being with my first love.Hey Ang, remember????
1951590 3 months ago
Yes it was! She said she loved me , but she was untrue. Then she said goodbye, and she broke my heart! And I cried. But I'll always love her, anyway! Do you hear me, Nancy?!! Nancy?
RonEvane 3 months ago
love how the song features a trumpet, but not a trumpet to be found on stage
utahjazz8914 3 months ago
:-) I'll always love you!
peacelovebeatles 3 months ago 2
Yes, the singer IS cute!
dvbbautistayoutub100 3 months ago 16
@dvbbautistayoutub100 More like hot.
Lambfur 1 month ago
@dvbbautistayoutub100 Agreed :)
zashubi123 1 month ago
Every time I hear this, I also hear an "89-W-L-S-Chicago!" ID in front of it. The two were tight - all part of the war between 'LS and crosstown rival WCFL...
areubaked 3 months ago
jay and the americans competition!
nublackmusic 3 months ago
Hey, I'm old, but I saw all the great bands, & this is one of them! Don't buy their greatest hits, as they have a TOTALLY different singer & it sounds like crapola! Buy the original band's CD's instead if you want their true unique sounds! And I do! Love them!
mskookaburra 3 months ago 2
FUN BAND! Fun times! Great song...memories!
jbarry54 3 months ago 2
awesome!!! another hot band from the 60s and another smashing hit!!! great post.
damanfrom808 3 months ago
I used to roller skate to this song every week-end! Thanks for the memories!
sunny47446 3 months ago
When you go back and look at these old videos, even though I love the Buckinghams, these, as well as many other bands, were lip sync. If you look close, there are no cords to the guitars, etc., and the song is identical to the recording. But I know they didn't want to get in front of a camera and sound different.
abbey2772 3 months ago
AH!!! What memories!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
418sadeyes 3 months ago
this is back when bands were cute.
64citykid 3 months ago
was on a crap lable usa records before moving on to columbia
cippy2k 3 months ago
Poor cute guy! That song took me back to being a kid. Love you guys!
ammittei 4 months ago
I was in high school when this came out.... was in love a cute gal who would not give the time of the day.... this song was her...
kernriver1967 4 months ago
I wsa in high school when this came out.... was in love a cute gal who would not give the time of the day.... this song was her...
kernriver1967 4 months ago
Adorable lead singer! Love this song. My parents played it tons when I was growing up :)
paradise0511 4 months ago
love this song love this group and yes the lead singer is cute
poconopatie 4 months ago 2
lead singer is pretty cute!
fixfireleo 4 months ago
Kinda odd that the song was cut at the legendary Chess studios...2120 S Michigan.
jmua04 4 months ago
45 people with bad taste!
vs800rider 4 months ago 5
I'm only 26, but I first heard this song as a kid (around 5 or 6) when my grandma put on a tape of this in the car - yes, I remember when you plugged in tapes and not ipods to the car radio. Even after all these years, I still come back to oldies because of the hook and melody. I wish new music did that to me.
ryanbmx5 4 months ago
one of my old girlfriends got hit on at a party by the drummer - interesting coincidence, and now a part of history...
akibubba1 4 months ago
great mid 60s american song
flakbac 4 months ago
@DontForgetToJog - Yeah, fuck those downers. They're probably wallowing in their misery, as we speak.
314Aurelius 4 months ago
He kinda looks like the lead singer of MCR
austin0565 4 months ago
I remember hearing this when I was about 7, in 1967..on am radio powered by 6 large D batteries lol
rextrek 4 months ago 19
@rextrek - I was 10 and I had one of those giant am radios too. Those times are long gone...but what magical memories. I feel sorry for those who will never know them. Be blessed that you do.
globalron 2 months ago 2
@globalron I had a pop art white circle one it folded out like a phone and you dialed up the stations lol I miss those times too
zim1966 2 months ago
These are good memories for us and hope many artists produce that same kind of songs in the future. It is good to see how music grows today.
niyug9 4 months ago
que buena cancion que buen video felicidades
leopili100 4 months ago
"And it's five minutes past the hour and here are The Buckinghams with Kind of a Drag *faints*"
Ultimate power over the Internet to the first person who can get the reference!
NewPhoenixFilms 4 months ago
Where's the horn section?
3321MDZ 4 months ago
@3321MDZ It's in the tape player along with the rest of the song
toocheaptobuyatripod 4 months ago
@DontForgetToJog Now that's funny. I agree. How can anyone dislike this??
jojoneli76 4 months ago
It's kind of a drag, when people dislike videos ^_^
ilovedatasoong 4 months ago 11
The lead singer is gorgeous!
jojoneli76 4 months ago 2
I have the 45..i bought 30 years ago then this song was a classic. to me it will always be.. i love it
turkey61 4 months ago
What I keep hearing just before the opening notes of this classic is "89 - W - L - S - Chicago!"
areubaked 4 months ago
@areubaked Keep on Trucking Bro....Were not dead.........Yet !
dbrinkm1 4 months ago
the horn section is also missing in "Midnight Confessions"video
flyinv1967 4 months ago
the ole invisable horn section huh? they ran off with the drummers cymbal too
MRCJCOLLINS 4 months ago
UH...Where Is the Horn? The "magic horn" in the sky???
sfhogel 4 months ago
lol @kd4adv I had to look its true!!!!!!!
deluxegal923 4 months ago
@meltorment its funny how music evolves....it never stops O_o
kmecate11 4 months ago
This is a catchy tune, & I'm a heavy meddle person, it all came from this !
meltorment949 4 months ago
Hey, it's the "Purina" Logo on the organ :) lol
kd4adv 5 months ago
Got to the them last night in St. Paul, MN. They did a great job performing and look great doing it. Hope I can do something like that when I get to their age.
Planktontwo 5 months ago
I've always - for my entire life - have liked this song!
"Listen to what I've got to say I stiil love - kind of a drag - I'll always love kind of a drag anyway, anyway"
91dodgespiritrt 5 months ago 2
@91dodgespiritrt yes this is great but it sounds like its time for sleeping.
critchley3819 5 months ago
A funtastic 60s song.
primogennaio 5 months ago
Oh and I just noticed the Hofner bass. I wonder who inspired them to get that? lol
JohnPaulSaylor 5 months ago
This song is so cool :)
JohnPaulSaylor 5 months ago
When I was a kid I though they were singing Canada Dry. I had lyricosis.
RayPaganJr 5 months ago
dude the piano solo is fucken badass
Colt33Degrees 5 months ago
JESUS CHRIST is the only only only -one way- to HEAVEN...Reverend Norman Edward Vail
NormanEdwardVail 5 months ago
I always thought he was saying Alcatraz
nfire4 5 months ago
@nfire4 or "Canada Dry"
elraunchhands 5 months ago
@nfire4 At least you're honest.
jbjindra 5 months ago
This is one song I'll never get tired of. I love everything about it. Background and lead vocals, the horn section, the organ section, just everything! Great, GREAT song!! One of my "never get sick" of songs. When I'm in my 70's if I'm still alive, I will still think this song is great and will bop around to it.
ProudKansan08 5 months ago
The number one sign that a group like this was totally uncool? The horn section.
TIMOTHYSAARINEN 5 months ago
I'm only 39 but, I LOVE this song. Give me 60's-80s music over anything out there today!
Dawn
10Dec1971 5 months ago 2
A great song from a great era.
Love it.
George Vreeland Hill
GeorgeVreelandHill 5 months ago
really a melodic great fucking song !!!!
GreenhouseEffectGE 5 months ago
Great old song as for the one handed organ solo,the other hand would have been in the way.
jimmylee123able 5 months ago
Thank you Bucks.....for putting a smile on my face and a tear in my eye at the same time!
uplinkz 5 months ago
Where is the horn section? The song is great, but the horns really carry it. Also the organ melody is memorable and nice, but nothing compared to the organist talent of the Doors to come a few years later.
CaptainQueue 5 months ago
Kind of a sex pot!
HedgehogPhil 5 months ago
Buckinghams had one of the best pop drummers!
warpwiz 5 months ago
Hot Shots Part Deux brought me here
psadpoiafsdf 5 months ago
I was in JR High when that song came out! Thanks for the memories!!!
TheGalawalker 5 months ago
GGGGGRRRRRRRREEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAATTTT....
emiliog04 5 months ago
one-handed organ solo? what was he doing with his other hand??
swimmerB0B 5 months ago
hermins hermits they ARE NOT>>>>>
bohsgerry 5 months ago
That's right Cindy, it's 23mins past the big hour, and now here's The Buckinghams with Kind of a Drag - Charlie Sheen (Hot Shots Part Deux)
rl1712 5 months ago
I love this song too! Thanks for the experience.
Seahawkwes 5 months ago
omg i still love this song
loripoohbear 5 months ago
The Buckinghams were ahead of their time; not as appreciated then as they should have been. Great Group.
crownprussian 5 months ago
45 people are kind of a drag!!!
sgold1 5 months ago