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  • Great tune was re-released in the UK October 1971 and made it to #10 and got quite a bit of radio play there.......... Great Song!! I love it!!

  • I Loved this........I was a Senior in High School.

    Run Baby Run, Back into my Arms.

    How I wish I would of. Miss You DPE.

  • The interior of the store reminds me of the now defunct Walden Five & Dime in Buffalo, NY ... miss those times.

  • The Newbeats were better known for "Bread & Butter" but this song is so great and underplayed. Love this so much.

  • A classic.thumbs up if today's trashy music making you liking this channel.

  • lol i came heard cuz i heard dis shit in a movie and thought it sound tight

  • Had never heard of this until I saw John Carpenter's "The Ward." I like when films choose rarer songs that the usuals everybody will recognize.

  • cant stop myself from dancing anytime i hear this jam. awesome.

  • Was anybody else here brought here by John Carpenters "The Ward"? It's crazy how movies make old songs popular. Look at Incidious and the Tiny Tim song. lol

  • @dogman780 I was brought here by the ward! Amazing I was just about to post the same thing here 5 minutes ago

  • I just heard this awesome song in John Carpenter's amazing new film The Ward.

  • I have not heard this song since 1965 when it was on the charts. It is sad how some things disappear into eternal obscurity. Does anyone know how to access the Newbeats' song Breakaway. It was their third and, alas, their last single.

  • Sorry, have to disagree with you. this is far superior to Bread And Butter. This is definitely in my top 50 of all time

  • Heard it first by the tremeloes, made me think of frankie valli & others like denis,denis sung later by blondie

  • Rock 'n' Roll! :)

  • great!!! was in high school in ft.laud.fl !!!

  • I think this song rocks, and especially like the vibraphone (the xylophone-sounding thing)...

  • I love this song and your video, too. Thanks for keeping the great stuff alive! I dare any group or performer to make a record even half as good as this today. it can't be done.

  • I haven't heard this one in years!!! Thank you!!!

  • Hickory Records began around 1954 by country legends Roy Acuff & Wesley Rose to showcase tunes they were printing at Acuff-Rose Publishing. It wasn't until Hickory signed country-turned-pop singer Sue Thompson that they had success on the Billboard Hot 100.

    By 1964 more artists were added to Hickory's pop roster, like the Newbeats. Two of the trio's members had fame earlier as Dean & Marc, who recorded "Tell Him No". And Newbeat member Larry Henley would write "Wind Beneath My Wings".

  • Hickory was Donovan's initial label before he signed on with Columbia/Epic.

  • Darn right it was great to be alive in '65. I was just 11 but it was one of the best years of my childhood. Thanks, 74sodapop.

  • Very Groovy from an old fart

  • Your video is the best,

    but please put the sound back to how you had it before,

    cos this don’t sound as good to me.

  • Pure magic.

  • Lurve this song....cool!!! :)

  • great song

  • One of all time favorite songs. Love the pics you used in this. Thanks!

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