I dig the girls dancing. My favourites on the girl watching scene were from the 60's. The black girls, the white girls - they looked good (what is known today as "hot").
I am only 14 and this is just GREAT music. I wanna live all through the 1950s-? That would be soooo great. Listening to all this great music and with amazing people.
That's Packy Axton on sax. His mother and uncle were the owner's of Stax Records. Forget Motown. Stax was the best R&B label of all time and these guys were the band on every song from 1961 until 1970.
Thanks for posting this great old classic. The sheet music for Booker T.'s original organ part for "Green Onions" can be found at manymidi.com/sheetmusic.htm - a note-for-note transcription of the main riff.
In 1962 a salt and pepper band from Memphis Tenn. blasts through the collective soul of a deeply divided nation. Remember this was recorded at Stax records and released in 1962 in American South where at the time was experiencing a great racial unrest.
They're not only great, great musicians,.they're brave men who had every kid in the 60's tuned to their groove. Thanks guys from a 60 year old kid.
It's amazing how many shows that featured Jazz, Blues, and Rock bands back in the day were hosted by such white bread, overtly wholesome nerdy types. I suspect it was the media's way of easing in integration of Afrocentric culture into the white mainstream. Even so.......
I used to watch this show all the time and realize now
Riddle wasn't a very good host. I've seen most of the Hollywood a Go-Go's and either he couldn't read the cue cards or he was a terrible ad-libber. Nevertheless, the ENERGY this show captured is amazing... Wish I could've gone to one of the tapings but I was only 7 at the time they were created. Riddle also hosted "9th Street West" on KHJ Channel 9 later in the decade.
HEY, WAS THAT EMCEE STONED OR WHAT ? and how about those go go girls ? where have all the go go girls gone ? gone to gogoland everyone. when will they ever learn? when will they return? especially the topless go go girls wearin those big white boots. shake it baby !!
@Zackmo92 - To further elaborate on 'HauntedStudios' point, the show was produced at the studios of KHJ-TV (now KCAL), and syndicated by Four Star; in the New York market it aired weekly on WPIX (Channel 11). KHJ's then-sister, WOR-TV, had their own music show along similar lines, "Let's Go-Go."
@scotpens - Can't tell you, because something tells me WWOR (ex WOR-TV) discarded all their tapes of "Let's Go Go." But New York go-go dancers, I suspect, had their own vibe a-goin'.
Al Jackson drummer for this group at 39yrs shot five times in Memphis, Tenn. Cause of death "apparent robbery". May have been CIA hit.(CIA covert war on 60s counter-culture Mae Brussell Nov 1976)
Um, this isn't live. That's the actual recording verbatim. The absence of an electric guitar (there is an electric bass) kind of really give it away. What's going on?
Most pop music on TV was lip-synced back then. The shows simply didn't have the time or the budget to set up, rehearse and videotape live performances. Of course, you can't really say an instrumental number is "lip-synced." Hand-synced, maybe?
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Aw man what a timeless song,loved when they used this song in"American grafitti"when the deuce coupe went up against the badass 55.Never seen Booker t before,thanx Haunted studio.
who was the Saxophone player. I know he doesnt play on the track, but hes wearing the same outfit as the rest of the band. As far as I know BT and the MGs were a hornless band. BT+the MGs+horns=the Mar Kays
Booker T and The MG's is a Hornless band but when the horns came it was no other than The Memphis Horns.Wayne Jackson,Andrew Love and Charles"Packy"Axton.But That look like Charles can't really tell.
I was one of the dancers in the audience at this show, and I can tell you that the "keyboard" was just a small table with a blanket over it. I'm the tall guy in the short-sleeve shirt in the middle at 2:40. The other performers that day were Donnie Brooks and Donovan. I was chatting up the MGs before the show, and I actually thought they were ushers because of their outfits!
What a great memory! Glad you shared it. I was a kid in the mid-sixties but wanted to be older so that I could dance on this show and Shindig, Shivaree, and Hullabaloo!! If I may ask, how did you get to attend? It must have been a blast. I miss the sixties and would give anything to go back to that fantastic era and I bet you feel the same. Thanks again.
Hi GuinevereJuliet -- I had a friend who was spotted by a scout for the show at the Warehouse (a hot dance bar in West LA in the 60s), and she was asked to come to the screening to be a dancer in the audience. She asked me to be her partner, since we used to dance a lot in bars in the Santa Monica area. I live in Virginia now, and that whole scene is like another world to me now. Yeah, I'd love to go back to the 60s. Glad you enjoyed the memory.
wow, that was something. I've only seen the Time Is Tight clip before, and I've been a total fan of this song for around 25 years! I can't wait to show my best friend this clip, he'll SHIT! I also really dig the 7-paneled deal with the cute blonde go-go dancer, that was a great effect. Excellent video. It felt Smmooooooth!!
That multiple "fly's-eye view" was a high-tech video effect in the mid-1960s. And those gorgeous Gazzari dancers must have been the object of many a teenage boy's fantasies back then. In fact, I wouldn't mind having one or two of them right now -- and I ain't no teenager! Just a dirty old man.
One of my favourite songs of all time. I've never seen footage of them playing until now. Great stuff! Love the reverb on that guitar. Are there really only 2 black dudes in this band? :-) I just never knew.
I can't wait to go on this tour Guy Sebastian & the MG's.
The Memphis Album. killer vocals, killer band. all done on analogue tape, brilliant. I am so excited I am travelling around the country, once is not going to be enough to see these magnificent musicians with our very own Guy Sebastian. Green Onions has always been my favourite since I was young & I never dreamed I would get to see this total combination together, Bring back the Soul.
I used to work just above this studio at KHJ-TV in the traffic department...Ceiling mounted speakers were just under the floor and they would shake my entire office whenever they were taping...but we always knew when Tina Turner was in the house...it was like an eight on the richter scale...we'd scurry down to the studio and watch her reheaarse with the Ikettes...she would watch take after take and tell them how to improve their presentation...Ah, the memories of 5515 Melrose Ave in Hollywood!
WOW! Lucky you. Booker T. & The MGs is my favorite R&B Soul group. I think I now have every Album & CD released by them. Now I am collecting all the Music Video by them I can find. I have a good start so check out my Favorties List. I play organ & always tryed to sound like them when I was performing there tunes.
What would be a name for the dance moves from the two girls seen after 2:24 would be - "Pat-a-Cake via Debbie Drake"? Sure is hypnotic, I'll say that . . .
In a sense, among the RKO stations, it figures KHJ's studios would house this show - given its New York sister WOR's reputed "cheapness" in production values, graphics and elsewhere. (When William F. Buckley's "Firing Line" was produced at WOR from 1966-71, the background was black - I suppose to cover up either the Joe Franklin or "Romper Room" sets - in contrast to the blue background on his post-1971 public TV episodes.)
Although when "Green Onions" was first recorded in 1962, Lewie Steinberg was the bassist (and credited as co-writer with Jones, Cropper and Jackson); Dunn didn't join until a bit later.
i can remember my oldest brother playing this song on 45 rpm to death!!! good to see this video...and the song still sounds great. thanks for sharing.
I dig the girls dancing. My favourites on the girl watching scene were from the 60's. The black girls, the white girls - they looked good (what is known today as "hot").
- Johnny Lackland
JohnnyLackland 2 months ago
To any teens viewing this: You have good taste for choosng music that doesn't date. I love this song too, ever since I was your age.
ChrisHenniker 4 months ago
when it's live it ain't jive
rogerrrubin 5 months ago in playlist LIVE
I am only 14 and this is just GREAT music. I wanna live all through the 1950s-? That would be soooo great. Listening to all this great music and with amazing people.
munnyay 7 months ago
wow too fabulous love from paris via the usa
CuteCatFaith 8 months ago
That's Packy Axton on sax. His mother and uncle were the owner's of Stax Records. Forget Motown. Stax was the best R&B label of all time and these guys were the band on every song from 1961 until 1970.
tomthefunky 8 months ago
Shut that faggot up!
ecnalubma696969 10 months ago
i remember playing this tape in my 70 camaro -375 hp wide ratio m-21 transmission--283 heads stage 1 cam-373 posi rear end =150 mph
rollingstopp 11 months ago
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Thanks for posting this great old classic. The sheet music for Booker T.'s original organ part for "Green Onions" can be found at manymidi.com/sheetmusic.htm - a note-for-note transcription of the main riff.
ElmoPiano 11 months ago
In 1962 a salt and pepper band from Memphis Tenn. blasts through the collective soul of a deeply divided nation. Remember this was recorded at Stax records and released in 1962 in American South where at the time was experiencing a great racial unrest.
They're not only great, great musicians,.they're brave men who had every kid in the 60's tuned to their groove. Thanks guys from a 60 year old kid.
drivingrain1 11 months ago 4
whats the name of the dance the girls , Who are Grandmas by now are doing ?
danngazz 11 months ago
omg look how young Donald "DucK" Dunn and Steve Cropper look!
cgktuber 11 months ago
what year is this performance from?
pearsnockie 11 months ago
@pearsnockie 1964
danngazz 11 months ago
Geez, seems like 1964 was just a few days ago!
rogerrrubin 1 year ago
always a great song
kickassfan 1 year ago
What is that dance that the girls are doing?
witchman67 1 year ago
great stuff...all before the damned hippies showed up...
HaviusCorpus 1 year ago
Decades ahead of their time with the cordless instruments ...
bass0111 1 year ago
@bass0111 Nice one.
jda6669 1 year ago
It's amazing how many shows that featured Jazz, Blues, and Rock bands back in the day were hosted by such white bread, overtly wholesome nerdy types. I suspect it was the media's way of easing in integration of Afrocentric culture into the white mainstream. Even so.......
saxismyaxe 1 year ago
This song kicks ass.
It should also be noted that this was an inter-racial group, circa 1961.
witchman67 1 year ago
Wow...
I used to watch this show all the time and realize now
Riddle wasn't a very good host. I've seen most of the Hollywood a Go-Go's and either he couldn't read the cue cards or he was a terrible ad-libber. Nevertheless, the ENERGY this show captured is amazing... Wish I could've gone to one of the tapings but I was only 7 at the time they were created. Riddle also hosted "9th Street West" on KHJ Channel 9 later in the decade.
SANCHEZinMONTEBELLO 1 year ago
And don't forget this was the song that was played in American Graffiti when they were heading out for the drag race.
BadSneakers 1 year ago
My Brother Eddie loves this song !!!!!
afegus9 1 year ago
go baby go.....
bigtool66 1 year ago
This is a mimed performance of an instrumental number. So what would you call it -- "hand -synching"?
scotpens 1 year ago
real good sound quality
mrcoolguyify 1 year ago
sam riddle is a moron. don webster of upbeat is less obnoxious, can you believe that? booker t and boys are great as always
rorygg1 1 year ago
OoOOooOOo what a Awesome Tune !!!
... thx for the memories !!!
@warrenayoung thx 4 sending this to me :)
PowderSpirit3 2 years ago
SUPERB
youngeddie3 3 years ago 3
HEY, WAS THAT EMCEE STONED OR WHAT ? and how about those go go girls ? where have all the go go girls gone ? gone to gogoland everyone. when will they ever learn? when will they return? especially the topless go go girls wearin those big white boots. shake it baby !!
otto3dix 3 years ago
@otto3dix Definitely stoned. And about the weed from back then, you had to smoke a football field of it to actually get high. XD
BasementBeginnings 1 year ago
Great video!!!
jegadance 3 years ago
Booker T Rules!!
MaharishiMahaYogi 3 years ago 2
This song is absolutely great. I think the song goes on just like a story
Dustsocks 3 years ago
Has anyone ever done the Mashed Potato to "Green Onions" -- at Smokey Joe's Café?
scotpens 3 years ago 3
Yeah, they have --- me! lol
Notnannette 1 year ago
Is that James Quall in the beginning, hosting this thing???
Zackmo92 3 years ago 5
The host of Hollywood a Go Go was Sam Riddle, then a "Boss Jock" [DJ] on Los Angeles radio station KHJ.
HauntedStudios 3 years ago
@HauntedStudios Know when this was performed?
rogerrrubin 2 months ago in playlist LIVE
@Zackmo92 - To further elaborate on 'HauntedStudios' point, the show was produced at the studios of KHJ-TV (now KCAL), and syndicated by Four Star; in the New York market it aired weekly on WPIX (Channel 11). KHJ's then-sister, WOR-TV, had their own music show along similar lines, "Let's Go-Go."
wmbrown6 1 year ago
@wmbrown6 But I'll bet the go-go dancers on the New York show weren't as good-looking as the ones on Hollywood a Go Go!
scotpens 1 year ago
@scotpens - Can't tell you, because something tells me WWOR (ex WOR-TV) discarded all their tapes of "Let's Go Go." But New York go-go dancers, I suspect, had their own vibe a-goin'.
wmbrown6 1 year ago
@Zackmo92
Sam Riddle!!!
MorganHillChristine 11 months ago
Oh wow, I thought I was having a flash back @ about 1:50 yikes
I'm much better now...LOL
ThreePuttinDude 3 years ago
Hahaha! :)
dom247925 3 years ago
i'm 13 and i simply love this song!! it's so groovy, and makes me feel all mod =]
if you dont start dancing or at least tapping your foot when you listen to this song, your probably not human! :]
OxAeroBabixO 3 years ago 11
the shindig girls dance better to the song!
dominique777 3 years ago
Maybe, but the Gazzarri dancers were definitely hotter!
scotpens 3 years ago
Al Jackson drummer for this group at 39yrs shot five times in Memphis, Tenn. Cause of death "apparent robbery". May have been CIA hit.(CIA covert war on 60s counter-culture Mae Brussell Nov 1976)
ksmith1x1 3 years ago
makes me mod all over - superb!
eydyabass 3 years ago
i was brought up on this song....... brilliant
sotoeopoh 3 years ago
ahhhhhhhh the funk
Bugattiman1011 3 years ago
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boogieharmonica 3 years ago
Um, this isn't live. That's the actual recording verbatim. The absence of an electric guitar (there is an electric bass) kind of really give it away. What's going on?
robclassact 3 years ago
Most pop music on TV was lip-synced back then. The shows simply didn't have the time or the budget to set up, rehearse and videotape live performances. Of course, you can't really say an instrumental number is "lip-synced." Hand-synced, maybe?
scotpens 3 years ago
duuuuude this is awesome
unkarka 3 years ago
duck dunn could lay down one crunchy groove, thats for sure. then the colonel wailing on his tele...hot damn.
folkpoet68 3 years ago
so good, this music is the best
nicksplant 3 years ago
pshh We play this at school...I play Bari Sax and I pwn at this song :) so easy and fun to play
dumbdog827 3 years ago
this is a classic.. it doesnt matter what color you skin is you can vibe wit this shit
igordenylson 3 years ago
OMG , that kind of musik is so brilliant!
You can chill , and it doesn't matter where you are ! so great
etnivan 3 years ago
omg, fem bots, ya baby ya rock on
flibideegibbit 3 years ago
the grooviest song possibly ever made :]
i just love dancing to it! ;]
OxAeroBabixO 3 years ago
B/W
???
Henrit 3 years ago
this music is fuckin better of the music of nowadays.. this is the music to listen every day!!
AUGU94 3 years ago 4
My best friend Suzee loved this song, it's a
great scoop the loop song. I went with another
friend to visit Suzee's burial site. When
we got back in the car and left, this song
came on the radio. Suzee was still with us.
notreallyhere77 3 years ago 17
I like the cool bowling shirts the guys are wearing.
1776freedom 3 years ago 3
oh, there's the guitarist. what's with the sax?
kingvau13 3 years ago
This is such a funny vid. No guitarist. lol.
what year is this from? gotta be about 66-67 or somthin
kingvau13 3 years ago
is that packy standing in the back with the sax?
losttouchwithreality 3 years ago
Gerat Video...hot band...and even hotter chicks!!!!
Bass Player "Duck Dunn has a nephew...David Dunn playin' bass here on Youtube ...many postings...David is excellent...check him out!
shuggy1110 3 years ago
haha its sooo perfect for skate lol it fits the game perfectly!! haha (y)
Gmoreau99 3 years ago
i love this song. its ageless
goodness10 3 years ago
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HakanEhn 3 years ago
this song is on Skate.!
blahblahfoo 3 years ago
I doubt the fellows are actually playing here...sounds like a time-honored record sync. Shame.... In 1969 when The Band was
offered TV appearances, they declined many
simply because they called for sync routines.
Only Sullivan allowed for live performance.
noahf67 3 years ago
this song was on the sandlots!!! :)
H2324 3 years ago
Feet are a twitchin'
Jannymod 3 years ago
Shame its mimed, tho classic stuff all the same...
dylansdad1970 3 years ago 2
What a great video. Love those Hollywood a go go dancers. This video deserves to be better known.
bearnurse1 3 years ago 2
100th rate..sweet,Nice vid By the the by
SpartanM621 3 years ago
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YJANSEN 3 years ago
All time best driving music. American Grafiti really captured the road trip idea.
violet2048 3 years ago 3
Aw man what a timeless song,loved when they used this song in"American grafitti"when the deuce coupe went up against the badass 55.Never seen Booker t before,thanx Haunted studio.
alkasalsa55 3 years ago
Terrific clip; used to watch this show as a kid:) Brings back great memories!!!
Modguy61 3 years ago
Not taking anything away from the Funk Bro's, Booker T & the MG's were the greatest studio band this country ever produced!
thedcoy 3 years ago 3
Great clip, though mimed.
dylansdad1970 3 years ago
I sooo loooove the 60s!!!!
kickassfan 3 years ago
I sooo loooove the 60s!!!!
kickassfan 3 years ago
I sooo loooove the 60s!!!!
kickassfan 3 years ago
i remember first hearing this when i was 6! that organ sound has made me the wreck i am today!.
purplefan08 3 years ago 3
sock it to me!!!!!!!!!!
dqddqd 3 years ago
syncronised go-go dancers, yeah!
puffchimp 3 years ago
I actually feel smarter after listening to this song. LOL
CrowdPleeza 3 years ago
who was the Saxophone player. I know he doesnt play on the track, but hes wearing the same outfit as the rest of the band. As far as I know BT and the MGs were a hornless band. BT+the MGs+horns=the Mar Kays
bobbydukoff 4 years ago
Booker T and The MG's is a Hornless band but when the horns came it was no other than The Memphis Horns.Wayne Jackson,Andrew Love and Charles"Packy"Axton.But That look like Charles can't really tell.
smoke2099 3 years ago
Steve Cropper on guitar, and the great Donald "Duck" Dunn on bass, Al Jackson on drums
arlenroth 4 years ago 2
I was one of the dancers in the audience at this show, and I can tell you that the "keyboard" was just a small table with a blanket over it. I'm the tall guy in the short-sleeve shirt in the middle at 2:40. The other performers that day were Donnie Brooks and Donovan. I was chatting up the MGs before the show, and I actually thought they were ushers because of their outfits!
SGWade 4 years ago
What a great memory! Glad you shared it. I was a kid in the mid-sixties but wanted to be older so that I could dance on this show and Shindig, Shivaree, and Hullabaloo!! If I may ask, how did you get to attend? It must have been a blast. I miss the sixties and would give anything to go back to that fantastic era and I bet you feel the same. Thanks again.
GuinevereJuliet 4 years ago
Hi GuinevereJuliet -- I had a friend who was spotted by a scout for the show at the Warehouse (a hot dance bar in West LA in the 60s), and she was asked to come to the screening to be a dancer in the audience. She asked me to be her partner, since we used to dance a lot in bars in the Santa Monica area. I live in Virginia now, and that whole scene is like another world to me now. Yeah, I'd love to go back to the 60s. Glad you enjoyed the memory.
SGWade 4 years ago 2
the blond remind me of sharon tate
gwengoad 4 years ago
long live the MODS..........
harrythebastard1 4 years ago
One of the greatest bands that were hardley ever heard sing! A true Amercian classic!!
csk0301 4 years ago 2
i love green onions!you go a gogo!!!
northernmistyhaze 4 years ago
wow, that was something. I've only seen the Time Is Tight clip before, and I've been a total fan of this song for around 25 years! I can't wait to show my best friend this clip, he'll SHIT! I also really dig the 7-paneled deal with the cute blonde go-go dancer, that was a great effect. Excellent video. It felt Smmooooooth!!
slothman001 4 years ago
That multiple "fly's-eye view" was a high-tech video effect in the mid-1960s. And those gorgeous Gazzari dancers must have been the object of many a teenage boy's fantasies back then. In fact, I wouldn't mind having one or two of them right now -- and I ain't no teenager! Just a dirty old man.
scotpens 3 years ago 2
One of my favourite songs of all time. I've never seen footage of them playing until now. Great stuff! Love the reverb on that guitar. Are there really only 2 black dudes in this band? :-) I just never knew.
Nigelxman 4 years ago
I can't wait to go on this tour Guy Sebastian & the MG's.
The Memphis Album. killer vocals, killer band. all done on analogue tape, brilliant. I am so excited I am travelling around the country, once is not going to be enough to see these magnificent musicians with our very own Guy Sebastian. Green Onions has always been my favourite since I was young & I never dreamed I would get to see this total combination together, Bring back the Soul.
vivienf22 4 years ago
Thank for put to Booker T. named as "the sound of Memphis" join others.
Willy. Music from Argentina
clubagogo1234 4 years ago
THE MEMPHIS ALBUM, Guy Sebastian superb 4th Album, out now WITH THE MGS.
THE MEMPHIS TOUR of Australia with the original MGS, Steve Cropper, Duck Dunn, Lester Snell & Steve Potts in Feb/March 2008 is Booking Now
guysebastiansforum 4 years ago
thats it baby!!!!
deckape1956 4 years ago
Thank you!
surfocaster 4 years ago
Great music..
nuraxis 4 years ago
I really doubt Booker T wrote this. Mostly Steve Cropper.
RootKick 4 years ago
I used to work just above this studio at KHJ-TV in the traffic department...Ceiling mounted speakers were just under the floor and they would shake my entire office whenever they were taping...but we always knew when Tina Turner was in the house...it was like an eight on the richter scale...we'd scurry down to the studio and watch her reheaarse with the Ikettes...she would watch take after take and tell them how to improve their presentation...Ah, the memories of 5515 Melrose Ave in Hollywood!
tvfats 4 years ago 3
WOW! Lucky you. Booker T. & The MGs is my favorite R&B Soul group. I think I now have every Album & CD released by them. Now I am collecting all the Music Video by them I can find. I have a good start so check out my Favorties List. I play organ & always tryed to sound like them when I was performing there tunes.
leemann1941 4 years ago
tvfats : I grew up in SoCal and remember 9th Street West (the dance show with Sam Riddle). It was pretty cool.
guadelupe 4 years ago
Like...wow man, like...coolsville! Another toke?
htjw44 4 years ago
i saw booker t this year, and green onions
has changed a little bit
hendrixqwe 4 years ago 2
I bet this song sounds even better with weed :)
CrowdPleeza 4 years ago
Don't you think this tune is way to high on tempo for Gardening:)
SeanLarkinStreet 4 years ago
obviously mimed
milnzi81 4 years ago
there probably 102 years old by now, have fun.
SpAzOr 4 years ago
Booker T wrote this at high scholl.
He´s sixtie-something...
alfredollanos 4 years ago
the women are sexy shut up!
jamesdelude 4 years ago
What would be a name for the dance moves from the two girls seen after 2:24 would be - "Pat-a-Cake via Debbie Drake"? Sure is hypnotic, I'll say that . . .
wmbrown6 4 years ago
Yeah I enjoyed the women to ;)
CrowdPleeza 4 years ago
In a sense, among the RKO stations, it figures KHJ's studios would house this show - given its New York sister WOR's reputed "cheapness" in production values, graphics and elsewhere. (When William F. Buckley's "Firing Line" was produced at WOR from 1966-71, the background was black - I suppose to cover up either the Joe Franklin or "Romper Room" sets - in contrast to the blue background on his post-1971 public TV episodes.)
wmbrown6 4 years ago
P.S. Did WOR ever air "Hollywood a Go-Go" - and if it didn't, did WNEW-TV or WPIX?
wmbrown6 4 years ago
i could go without the people dancing in front, but thats just me
openyourmind25 4 years ago
THE JAM OF THE 60's! Summer!
tropicalpancake56 5 years ago
Omg I love this song so bad ^_^
Simski19 5 years ago
timeless...
gordoarcane 5 years ago
One of the greatest instrumental groups of all time. Steve Cropper, Al Jackson Jr., Booker T. Jones & Donald "Duck" Dunn are amazing! Long live Stax!
Ben606 5 years ago
Although when "Green Onions" was first recorded in 1962, Lewie Steinberg was the bassist (and credited as co-writer with Jones, Cropper and Jackson); Dunn didn't join until a bit later.
wmbrown6 4 years ago
i can remember my oldest brother playing this song on 45 rpm to death!!! good to see this video...and the song still sounds great. thanks for sharing.
isbadu 5 years ago
Wonderful. Thanks.
jumbosilverette 5 years ago
Great studio group,thanks for posting host.
Cherokee6194159 5 years ago