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  • For anyone who hasn't hear it check out the Fabienne Delsol version great version such a great singer. Love Quo though from this all the way to In The Army Now saw them in Melbourne in 2010r and they ROCKED HARD

  • I love this song!

  • @MrMOONMAN1969 Yep I got both 45's that I bought back then. The other flip was Gentleman Joes Sidewalk Cafe.

  • Fantastic song :D

  • Khultan: but it`s true, the Long Play that I heard many years ago ( that LP) made me shiver (excuse, my english is not so good). For exemple, the version of "spicks and speacks" from Bee Gees stays very weak if compares with the Status version: very more powerful, the "real" version. Really there was something in the air of 1967 when they play that sounds. I woul know about others LP of Status before or after that. In Brazil I get only that. Greetings!!

  • LOVE IT, LOVE IT, LOVE IT : )

  • It hits the spot, brilliant

  • I saw this band when I was 4 & thought they were way cool. saw em again in my 30's & they played old peeps music.this is the best era for Quo

  • Todo este disco é muito, muito bom mesmo. Não há uma só música ruim. Eu tive em mãos o vinil original há anos. A capa mesmo era curiosa e marcante. Quem que entende do rock dos sixties que não conhece o famoso disco do Status Quo "das caxinhas de fósforo" ? A guitarra é igualmente formidável, creio que é uma telecaster. Até hoje me arrepio com "Paradise flat" , "Black veils of melancholy", "sunny cellophane skies", etc. Grande trabalho!! Um dos pilares do rock inglês!!!

  • @pitzernaldo I love what you're saying : )

  • this ain't no '70s boogie!! unfortunately I guess these guys later decided they should emulate their name more than this trippy poppy flashy little popsycle

  • Brilliant, and let me tell you that when you were a 16 year old, just taking acid for the first time in 1969 this guitar break was ORGASMIC.

    We tend to forget Quo used to be a psychedelic band. When they released "Down the Dustpipe" we all said "what the F***K...?"

  • I was trying to find any other Quo tunes apart from Pics of Matchstick Men that were any good, as most of them are silly and cheesy. I've just found one...This tune is shit hot!

  • Ah, yeeaaaahhh....: )

  • i'm a 90s baby, but in love with the 40s, 60s, and 70s. just can't help it...this song is great!

  • QUE DE CHEMIN PARCOURUS;

  • Brilliant. As Pink Floyd, they should have called it a day around 1970.

  • Early Quo rules :-)

  • Love the guitar

  • Brilliant, the stuff they did in the 70s was great, but i have a soft spot for this album, and this track in particular. Rick at his best for a vocalist performance (aside from whatever you want and 4500 times) All in all a bloody brilliant true british classic 60s album!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • My favorite wah-wah solo ever! (Okay, maybe tied for first place with Clapton's on "White Room")

  • Their debut hit was in 1968 Pictures of Matchstick Men... this is a flip-side song... and A GREAT ONE !!

  • sound*

  • status quo's got a very cool song, great song

  • I love this song!Great!

  • wow this is great. never heard of them before...very very impressed

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