@pinchold My deepest apologies for contradicting, but The Electric Prunes weren't a 'cash in' band but were a formidable psychedelic group formed in the early part of 1966. It is primitive but so were a huge amount of groups, and the sound was a primitive sound. The second part of this clip has them performing, 'I had to much to dream last night', one of the great psychedelic records of that era. As I wrote, my apologies for this contradiction to your comment. All the best. G.
Great clip and band ! It's always nice to hear live; I'd rather hear a " true " performance than a technically " correct " ( mimed / overdubbed ) one. Thanks for posting it; regards.
This performance occured in the french tv show "Bouton rouge" (circa 1967). A very rare vid from The Electric Prunes! I've heard there is a film from their Stockholm's concert this same year, someone has an hint about this rumor? By the way, "Get me to the world on time" is their best number...
This performance occured in the french tv show "Bouton rouge" (circa 1967). A very rare vid from The Electric Prunes! I've heard there is a film from their Stockholm's concert this same year, someone has an hint about this rumor? By the way, "Get me to the world on time" is their best number...
I guess dressing up in fancy matching outfits is expensive. They must have run out of their budget. The drummer was left shirtless. He'll probably catch his death of cold but the show must go on.
I saw the Electric Prunes at the Robin 2 about 8 years ago......old men now I guess...but they could still blow away MANY of our so called "rock groups" of today.I only have one LP of the 'Prunes,Mass in 'F' Minor from which a track was taken to form part of the sound track for Easy rider...just a shame I'm only 47 and wasn't old enough to appreciate the psychodelic sounds of the sixties
@sfaster Haha, i hate to that guy, but it still looks like a Gibson ES 335 or something like that. PS. Ken is the one with the Gibson Les Paul, and Mikes guitar is the one we're trying to figure out :D
during "Too much". This is a great clip though! Real rare. These guys played all over Los Angeles area in high schools with The Standells. Seen them twice for a mere $ 2.50 (US)
@sfaster Must have been some great shows! I wished i'd catched them when they were in Sweden '67, but that was long before my time. Did you ever see The Nomads live? The band that Mike Gannon was in before he joined the Prunes? Read that they played around the same area.
many other bands in Southern Cal in that era just starting thier careers like the Seeds, Count Five, Doors, Love and The Music Explosion to name a few...........
One of the things that maybe contributes to how great this era of rock was is how nothing was as standardized like it all became later. This drummer doesn't use a hi-hat! But he doesn't need one, judging by his part in the sound. Just, stuff like that.
Yes, definitely the Electric Prunes from the opening of the second song, their hit, "I Had Too Much To Dream (Last Night)" -- probably from 1968. Does anyone else think the man in the background, who I'm guessing is the host for the show, looks like a younger version of Chevy Chase (pre-"Saturday Night Live")? (If it is Chase, this would be even more of a find! Does anyone know if Chase spent time in Baton Rouge in the late '60's?)
NFNitro was only asking a question. Yeah, I had the same query too and found out it's a term that was coined in the 80s and would not have been used to describe this type of rock in the mid 60s.
they were gods for just a brief moment, the French were digging them on their state TV, too radical for the USA where everything was/is staged. Even though they were five high school dropouts from Seattle. See live in Stockholm recording for comments regarding Vietnam and other related interests.
Man this kind of music brings back some great memories. I don't think that I could survive the 60's one more time. I'm glad I don't have the option. Thanks for the great upload. GRADE A
this is a really nice find.....all the others are lysincs: please label it properly.....sure beats the hell out of that extremely shitty reunion dvd they did
Yes, it's 'You've Never Had It Better' by the Electric Prunes- and this live version is better than the studio version. The live version has more energy.
Nowhere on here does it say what this group is or what the name of the song is. Please edit the description for those of us tring to learn this old school music.
man, i love the first song that they played, what is it, and do you know where i can get the guitar tabs? I'm looking online and i can only find one song by them :[
Ok this was pretty cool but maybe playback should have been a better option? Clearly, they have shit equipment (just check out the wobbly snare stand (5:04) and bizarre drum stool (4:58)); the sound engineer was probably the replacement technichian's brother's french buddy. Good Sennheisers (vocal, drum overhead, bass drum, solo guitar?) don't make it on their own.
Maybe a run-through before, or a quick rehearsal? Check out Stockholm '67, great live recording (home base)!
Stockholm '67....what a record. Proof that they could reproduce thier sound live. Not with to much studio effect, but that was compensated by good musicianship. Too bad for all the shit that happened afterwards, but it turned out OK later.
Basically, they lost the right to their name. A studioband later recorded two albums under the Prunes name and appeared on the Easy Rider soundtrack. The line-up in this video reunited (more or less) and recorded two albums in the early '00s and have a wonderful live-DVD, wich is highly recommended.
Great live footage. The Prunes are such a timeless and brilliant band. Seen them live a couple of times once with Love and the Pretty Things and they where really groovy, cool and far out man. Hope they come back to the UK some time.
YEAHHH! Great! Yes as a few folks have said already this id the French TV show Bouton Rouge - other great bands on this show were Pink Floys, Yardbirds (with Page 1), Fairport Convention...amazing ! The dude in the background is a DJ with record decks...
I just saw this group at BB Kings last night and they are just as good if not better than they were in the 1960s. They were creating the most incredible sounds, they really put their own stamp onto the songs. Thanks so much for this footage, it's fantastic.
That may just be the host from that TV show Bouton Rouge (look at the Pink Floyd vids) So that leads me to believe this was taken tfrom the Bouton Rouge program.
None other than the Electric Prunes. My mom gave me their first LP and I was lucky enough to see their reunion show at Cavestomp in NYC and met 'em too.
Electric Prunes did a studio version of this, with "Get yourself together, you never had it better" sung over the riff. So cool to see them doing it live in rough form! Funny when he "adjusts" autoharp...
Awesome stuff!You did us psych fans a service with this footage.I agree,someone should get things like this on DVD before its forever lost.A BIG ''THANK YOU'' FOR THIS!!!
No matter being a bit out of tune here and friggin' there, this rocks the most!!! A certain Tv company's archive seems to have a wealth of the goods...anyone a DVD of this stuff and the like to share???
During the age of autoharps.
mcmike100 3 months ago
The crunch at 2:30 is frikkin awesome
xopowo69 4 months ago in playlist xopowo69's Favorited Videos
@xopowo69 I meant 2:35 - you'll hear it!
xopowo69 4 months ago in playlist xopowo69's Favorited Videos
The Les Paul´s guitar amp tubes are going out!!!!!!!!!
aaronbeltrancabron79 6 months ago
The boys look righteously toasted, and they sound GREAT!!!
pdorn777 6 months ago
Wassuh name ah dis song?
xopowo69 7 months ago
I think this performance is from Bouton Rouge..too cool
revup67 10 months ago
The crowd isn't booing .They are saying Prrrruuuuunnneessssunes !
DaDa2Phlux 1 year ago
pretty primitive - trying to cash in on gimmicks
pinchold 1 year ago
@pinchold My deepest apologies for contradicting, but The Electric Prunes weren't a 'cash in' band but were a formidable psychedelic group formed in the early part of 1966. It is primitive but so were a huge amount of groups, and the sound was a primitive sound. The second part of this clip has them performing, 'I had to much to dream last night', one of the great psychedelic records of that era. As I wrote, my apologies for this contradiction to your comment. All the best. G.
gawagney 11 months ago 2
i love this black and white hidden stuff i feal like a guy in the know !!! thanx for this
zappahart 1 year ago
Great clip and band ! It's always nice to hear live; I'd rather hear a " true " performance than a technically " correct " ( mimed / overdubbed ) one. Thanks for posting it; regards.
Splitskirts 1 year ago
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This performance occured in the french tv show "Bouton rouge" (circa 1967). A very rare vid from The Electric Prunes! I've heard there is a film from their Stockholm's concert this same year, someone has an hint about this rumor? By the way, "Get me to the world on time" is their best number...
patchoublack 1 year ago
This performance occured in the french tv show "Bouton rouge" (circa 1967). A very rare vid from The Electric Prunes! I've heard there is a film from their Stockholm's concert this same year, someone has an hint about this rumor? By the way, "Get me to the world on time" is their best number...
patchoublack 1 year ago
@patchoublack I really doubt that there is a film from that concert. Maybe a private, but even that should be pretty amazing if it exist.
DannyDelReyo 1 year ago
I felt like I was in the basement watching rehersal way back.
LastTree 1 year ago
Can you spell C-R-A-P?
Rabidburt 1 year ago
@Rabidburt by George i think you've got it! :))
Rawego 1 year ago
I guess dressing up in fancy matching outfits is expensive. They must have run out of their budget. The drummer was left shirtless. He'll probably catch his death of cold but the show must go on.
landis444 1 year ago
@landis444 It looks he's sitting on a suitcase also, that adds to the low-budget theory. Haha.
DannyDelReyo 1 year ago
I saw the Electric Prunes at the Robin 2 about 8 years ago......old men now I guess...but they could still blow away MANY of our so called "rock groups" of today.I only have one LP of the 'Prunes,Mass in 'F' Minor from which a track was taken to form part of the sound track for Easy rider...just a shame I'm only 47 and wasn't old enough to appreciate the psychodelic sounds of the sixties
morquipgirl1 1 year ago
No lapsing....excellent find .
RodRim101 1 year ago
Electric Prunes Live
phield74 1 year ago
This is the real deal '60s vibes. Very cool, love the fuzz bass!
zapme9 1 year ago
its really unbelievable how record companies can fuck up great bands - the prunes being no exception
animalmother4 1 year ago
Is it just me, but is the riff on the first song a lot like the "Enter Sandman" riff. It's not a duplicate, but it's close right?
goteamdefense 1 year ago
@goteamdefense Now when you say it, it does sound similiar.
DannyDelReyo 1 year ago
@bobyoung53 Solo part from 1:23 on :)
piepsi 1 year ago
Ah I dig out-of-tune basses :)
piepsi 1 year ago
far out man
animalmother4 1 year ago
not seen it for a while. Still rocks. Thanks Marty on Facebook for reminding me
merseymain 1 year ago
Great! This is from French TV. Thank you so much for the post
kidcalabria 1 year ago
Amazing! I love the Electric Prunes!!!!
ryantunks 2 years ago
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astronut66 2 years ago
sick shades dude
animalmother4 2 years ago 3
Does anyone knows what kinda guitar Mike Gannon is playing on?
DannyDelReyo 2 years ago
A Guild.....
sfaster 2 years ago
It looks like a Gibson. Or maybe i'm seeing it all wrong.
DannyDelReyo 1 year ago
Your correct after looking closer.
Mike Gannon-------Gibson Les Paul
Ken Williams-------Rickenbacker
sfaster 1 year ago
@sfaster Haha, i hate to that guy, but it still looks like a Gibson ES 335 or something like that. PS. Ken is the one with the Gibson Les Paul, and Mikes guitar is the one we're trying to figure out :D
DannyDelReyo 1 year ago
Looks like a Ricky too me. It actually says
Rickenbacker if you go into stop mode
during "Too much". This is a great clip though! Real rare. These guys played all over Los Angeles area in high schools with The Standells. Seen them twice for a mere $ 2.50 (US)
sfaster 1 year ago
@sfaster Must have been some great shows! I wished i'd catched them when they were in Sweden '67, but that was long before my time. Did you ever see The Nomads live? The band that Mike Gannon was in before he joined the Prunes? Read that they played around the same area.
DannyDelReyo 1 year ago
Ah never seen the Nomads.........But seen
many other bands in Southern Cal in that era just starting thier careers like the Seeds, Count Five, Doors, Love and The Music Explosion to name a few...........
sfaster 1 year ago
@sfaster Must have been nice to see! Specially Love. Arthur Lee was a genius.
DannyDelReyo 1 year ago
What's amazing is I'm still rocking 40+yrs. later. Unfortunately the ticket prices have
went out of control. I saw Cream in '68 for $4.50. Last fall I saw Clapton/Winwood
for $135.00. Now that's inflation!
sfaster 1 year ago
Brilliant, amazing!
ShimmyShout 2 years ago
The singer's hair is BAD-ASS!
missevo8 2 years ago 3
Fantastic! However, when I first watched it, Jim Lowe looked eerily like Elton John at about the same age. Spooky,lol.
nachodaddy 2 years ago
SO rare to see a LIVE performance from this time period- this is awesome!
maristaia 2 years ago
One of the things that maybe contributes to how great this era of rock was is how nothing was as standardized like it all became later. This drummer doesn't use a hi-hat! But he doesn't need one, judging by his part in the sound. Just, stuff like that.
gwugluud11 2 years ago
Yes, definitely the Electric Prunes from the opening of the second song, their hit, "I Had Too Much To Dream (Last Night)" -- probably from 1968. Does anyone else think the man in the background, who I'm guessing is the host for the show, looks like a younger version of Chevy Chase (pre-"Saturday Night Live")? (If it is Chase, this would be even more of a find! Does anyone know if Chase spent time in Baton Rouge in the late '60's?)
Wellveryinteresting 2 years ago
No. It's a frenchman. Look at the Pink Floyd "Astronomy Dominee" video and you'll see him there.
huskyjerk 2 years ago
The Prunes, correct--but this one was '67. I was an early teen then so I remember.
great vid!!
GUIDOBRAT 2 years ago 6
Chase was in Boston in the 1960s, hanging out with Blythe Danner and drumming in the Chameleon Church.
dontgd 2 years ago
Why the tag "Freakbeat"?
NFNitro 2 years ago
NFNitro was only asking a question. Yeah, I had the same query too and found out it's a term that was coined in the 80s and would not have been used to describe this type of rock in the mid 60s.
Khultan 2 years ago
this is from bouton rouge and it's Belgian tv.
Ledcream69 2 years ago
Im pretty sure this is The Electric Prunes.
PeterCRissKISSgod 2 years ago 4
@PeterCRissKISSgod yes, "you never had it better" and "I had too much to dream last night"
asomedayfool 4 months ago
they were gods for just a brief moment, the French were digging them on their state TV, too radical for the USA where everything was/is staged. Even though they were five high school dropouts from Seattle. See live in Stockholm recording for comments regarding Vietnam and other related interests.
hoctor 2 years ago
A groove sensation!
stewarthome 2 years ago
That is a nice Gibson inteed :D And great playng.
FINLETTU 2 years ago
Never heard these tunes before now. Absolutely a nice change of pace. Dig the clothes, too!
YellowFoom 2 years ago
Transitional period - Electric Prunes 1968 I think.. May be wrong Great Video !
Gwhitebeard 2 years ago
What is the name of this band, and what music is this?
klaus0 2 years ago
great stuff beyond...thanks
MightySaturn5 2 years ago
...and it's ACTUALLY LIVE, not just lip-sync'ed. That's a change.
gwugluud11 2 years ago
Nowsville.
sebringdnf 2 years ago
Man this kind of music brings back some great memories. I don't think that I could survive the 60's one more time. I'm glad I don't have the option. Thanks for the great upload. GRADE A
spitoncat 2 years ago
good old psychedelia
:)
the only and true era of psychedelia
THE 60S!!!
rodoorsfopeyote 2 years ago
the cynics do a good cover of You've Never Had It Better
lukeus10 2 years ago
THANKS DUDE!
smokeofsampoi 2 years ago
WOW RARE STUFF THANKS!!!!!
jeffpolara 2 years ago
EXCELLENT..really rips out @ 1:22
cheeezdooodle 2 years ago
good guitar riff...let's smoke some cigarettes, drink alcohol, and play card games
chrisgreycg 2 years ago 2
@chrisgreycg
how about take some lsd
KIDAmnesiacBends 1 year ago
Electric autoharp, huh?.... Is is me or does the lead singer look a bit like David Cross with a wig?
elliottchrist 2 years ago
wow this really great the first song had the great psychedelic riff bring on more things like this
1KOOLROCKNDAN 2 years ago
Nice find. This is really good!
CrypticEntity 2 years ago
they look hella weird...thank god the 60s are over...hey didn't have cable back then.
chrisgreycg 2 years ago
I could swear rock was farther ahead then than it is now.
gwugluud 2 years ago
Woah! only Forrest Harlow in New Haven is keeping that sound alive on the AH!!! FUZZZZ
jmm1000 3 years ago
Amazing. I never thought id ever see live Prunes footage. Thank you.
RickWhiteArchive 3 years ago
that is a weird guitar that guy who's singing is holding
palestine4life14 3 years ago
that's an autoharp. they're pretty common in folk music.
kdgfg 3 years ago
i would have to say my favorite band in the 60's would have to be The Beatles cause my dad met john lennon =)
palestine4life14 3 years ago
Funny , this is the band my dad probably played drums in
in the 60's.
godstomper 3 years ago
your dad was the drummer?
palestine4life14 3 years ago
Nah , he played drums in another obscure 60's band from Mexico called The Wave pop.
He probably played drums like this drummer .
godstomper 3 years ago
Very badass. Gotta love the dude with the top hat.
ortleyman 3 years ago
Fantastic vintage classic live clip...
Saw the reunions at Cavestomp 2001 & Sellersville Theater..Pa 2008 both of these shows blew away the official dvd !!!
recordcastle 3 years ago
this is a really nice find.....all the others are lysincs: please label it properly.....sure beats the hell out of that extremely shitty reunion dvd they did
darrenfinizio 3 years ago
When I would label it properly -- YouTube deletes it, because owners find it and complain. -- We don't want that, do we?
beyondthebeat 3 years ago 3
what song is it
Rhysies 3 years ago
Yes, it's 'You've Never Had It Better' by the Electric Prunes- and this live version is better than the studio version. The live version has more energy.
willminkorea 3 years ago
Is this You Never Had it Better?
willminkorea 3 years ago
far out freak out in out
hormigonera6000 3 years ago
The Electric Prunes! Who else plays an electric auto-harp?? Great stuff, freaks out the squares!
orangesugarcube 3 years ago
Its the Electric Prunes! C'mon, that was easy.
theultimatespinach 3 years ago
Nowhere on here does it say what this group is or what the name of the song is. Please edit the description for those of us tring to learn this old school music.
MentalRob 3 years ago
man, i love the first song that they played, what is it, and do you know where i can get the guitar tabs? I'm looking online and i can only find one song by them :[
AKpunk117 3 years ago
This stuff is great. I just can't get enough
tomtheft 3 years ago
Ok this was pretty cool but maybe playback should have been a better option? Clearly, they have shit equipment (just check out the wobbly snare stand (5:04) and bizarre drum stool (4:58)); the sound engineer was probably the replacement technichian's brother's french buddy. Good Sennheisers (vocal, drum overhead, bass drum, solo guitar?) don't make it on their own.
Maybe a run-through before, or a quick rehearsal? Check out Stockholm '67, great live recording (home base)!
HulaBulaSoundsystem 3 years ago
Stockholm '67....what a record. Proof that they could reproduce thier sound live. Not with to much studio effect, but that was compensated by good musicianship. Too bad for all the shit that happened afterwards, but it turned out OK later.
Efrasnel 3 years ago
What happened afterwards? And what turned out OK later?
HulaBulaSoundsystem 3 years ago
Basically, they lost the right to their name. A studioband later recorded two albums under the Prunes name and appeared on the Easy Rider soundtrack. The line-up in this video reunited (more or less) and recorded two albums in the early '00s and have a wonderful live-DVD, wich is highly recommended.
Efrasnel 3 years ago
great post
asfarbackasicanremem 3 years ago
love hearing this live..
gethepicture 3 years ago
Absolutely groovy!!! Almost forgot them...
54joop 3 years ago
rare stuff..thanks for posting
speedskiff2 3 years ago
Great live footage. The Prunes are such a timeless and brilliant band. Seen them live a couple of times once with Love and the Pretty Things and they where really groovy, cool and far out man. Hope they come back to the UK some time.
77doriella 3 years ago
this is the electric prunes you beaut!!
tvgp200 3 years ago
WOWIE ZOWIE! FAB - U - LOUS! gRoOvY, FROM MY ERA AND gEnErAtIoN -- tHANKS FROM US IN lAS vEGAS, nv, usa!
ShowBizComic 3 years ago
YEAHHH! Great! Yes as a few folks have said already this id the French TV show Bouton Rouge - other great bands on this show were Pink Floys, Yardbirds (with Page 1), Fairport Convention...amazing ! The dude in the background is a DJ with record decks...
wailin1967 3 years ago
WOW GrEaT StuFF, one of my favor Psych songs!
surfstyley 3 years ago
The Electric Prunes had one of the best reformations in rock history. Everybody go get all their new albums!
johnarthurknight 3 years ago
Timeless, thanks for posting BTB.
radcam69 3 years ago
I just saw this group at BB Kings last night and they are just as good if not better than they were in the 1960s. They were creating the most incredible sounds, they really put their own stamp onto the songs. Thanks so much for this footage, it's fantastic.
Fulci06 3 years ago
wow, it's good 2 know people who know the electric prunes. classics
walrusgombit 3 years ago
Har har har! I wonder who the goofy lookin' guy in the striped suit that suddenly appears at 5:26 is.
IDLERACER 3 years ago
That may just be the host from that TV show Bouton Rouge (look at the Pink Floyd vids) So that leads me to believe this was taken tfrom the Bouton Rouge program.
PsychedelicGuy 3 years ago
who is this, please?
Zavnor7 3 years ago
None other than the Electric Prunes. My mom gave me their first LP and I was lucky enough to see their reunion show at Cavestomp in NYC and met 'em too.
regusted 3 years ago 3
Wish I had parents with
those kind of records!!
That would've saved me
years to find all the
forgotten greats!!
rubendeleeuw 3 years ago
Well my daughter has, but does not care......
beyondthebeat 3 years ago
Let me guess.....is she a teenager?
(groet van een mede fanaat!)
rubendeleeuw 3 years ago
Her loss not yours! With respect to you ;o)
munchkinsozland 3 years ago
My son (26) too .He doesn't gives a dime.
When The E.Prunes were my guests in Athens on Oct. 2002 he was looking at me like an ...alien!!
stefanos51 3 years ago
What a shame...
Most people don't see REAL musicianship,
even if it hits them in the face....
Then again, you don't have to worry about your
son scratching your records!!!
rubendeleeuw 3 years ago
The bass on this is GORGEOUS. Thank you.
hoofer1 3 years ago
This is the same great show that had the amazing Pink Floyd show, man I wonder what other great bands were on this show?!
PsychedelicGuy 3 years ago
the sound may be from the sweden 7" but I'm not sure... great ba
bnzbrl 4 years ago
From French Tely....1968'ish....GREAT RIFF!!....Eric
millerfarrsuperstar 3 years ago
Hey! They aint lipsyncin...
56BUICKRiviera 4 years ago
Electric Prunes did a studio version of this, with "Get yourself together, you never had it better" sung over the riff. So cool to see them doing it live in rough form! Funny when he "adjusts" autoharp...
Thanks!
popgems 4 years ago 4
Man, I love REAL MUSIC !!
No swearing or computer-generated instruments necessary for truly creative artists.
quaffer22 4 years ago 2
This comment has received too many negative votes show
Yes, I can play the whole band with my asshole while I´m sleeping
AristYdes 4 years ago
Yeahhhh? Ari....Lookin'at your profile,
I completely believe you....NOT.
PAULLONDEN 4 years ago
MAN THIS IS FAROUT!!!!COOL!
fuzzy45042 4 years ago
Awesome stuff!You did us psych fans a service with this footage.I agree,someone should get things like this on DVD before its forever lost.A BIG ''THANK YOU'' FOR THIS!!!
pesarchick 4 years ago 2
killer song long live the 60s
troublefree22 4 years ago
Yeah, what year was this - the show is Bouton Rouge, which means 'red button'. Dude recording it I believe is the host.
I've seen other clips of this TV show from Feb 1968, and it was in color. So, could this be '67 when they were on tour..?
HandShock 4 years ago
the Stockholm 67' has this on it, so it would be earlier than 1968 wouldn't it?
I'd like to see them doing Smokestack Lightnin'
TDKIII 4 years ago
whats the first song called?
TDKIII 4 years ago
You've Never Had It Better 1968
Flipside was "Everybody Knows You're Not In Love". I like both sides. Watch The "You've Never Had It Better" video.
"I'm Gonna Make You Mine" by the Shadows Of Knight is also a killer.
monkeeman1966 4 years ago
No matter being a bit out of tune here and friggin' there, this rocks the most!!! A certain Tv company's archive seems to have a wealth of the goods...anyone a DVD of this stuff and the like to share???
diddywahdaddy 4 years ago 2
i agree, raid those archives...
blacflag 4 years ago 3
real cool and groovy, thank's for sharing these pearls !!
ubeumbe 4 years ago
Prune-a-delic! And I totally agree that studios should dig this stuff out it's not doing anyone any good in an archive.
upst8 4 years ago
Pretty cool!
KennyWrites 4 years ago
great vid! love the fuzz guitar.
okojama 4 years ago
wow cool!
jeffkahl 4 years ago
I thought I was having a deja vu moment or something there for a second with another vintage Prunes vid. Great stuff!
snouter 4 years ago