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  • @pernicketty the original song is by an American doo-wop group named the Coasters. Love this version

  • These guys opened up for Spinal Tap in '67.

  • AWESOME !!!!!!!

  • I really like this raw, rough and honest track. No samples, no overdubs and "no nothing". Just good garage rock from the 60s. My hobby is to rediscover all those great bands from the 60s that didn´t "broke through". It´s a fantastic musical treasure. Listen (Youtube) for example to:

    THE ZETTLERS and their versions of "Skinnie Minnie" and "Beautiful Delilah".

    Really f......g good with a bloody driving beat.

    THE GOLLIWOGS and the song "Tell me". Check up the singer...yes it´s him!!

  • Garage band rock at its decadent best. Jump into the mix, kids!

  • I can't stop watching this

  • I like this band, just discovered them, however the lead singer looks a lot like Sean Penn

  • love it!

  • Spectacular, great post!

  • Very very funny!! Dr.Feelgood-version is the best, of course:-)

  • This is the best VERSION of this tune!

  • 0:24 mosh pit

  • I believe this was originally performed on LP by The Coasters in 1958.

  • Has the lead singer passed on?

  • 60's Line Dancing!

  • So VISUAL!

  • LOL! It's a fine line between brilliant and stupid.

  • Hey live turkey, I first heard this song at the Condor club in SF in 1964, performed by Sonny Charles and the Checkmates and it was on their first album. I think they were the originals. It was a minor hit in the Bay area.

  • This band is a complete nightmare; a real torture to listen to and look at, jeeez !!!

  • Cool.

    

  • Lord Ulli war mein Freund, er war der "Beste"

  • It's actually a cover of an American group called "The Coasters" - way before the Groupies!!

  • @jiveturkey12 Thanks, I was sure The Groupies' version was a cover. I've actually been trying for some time to find out who did the original.

  • Fantastic upload Fritz! The title is actually 'I'm a Hog for You Baby'. It's a cover of a song by an American band called The Groupies.

  • @pernicketty Thank you for your message

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  • Fantastic indeed! thanks to pernicketty for the steer to The Groupies version too!

  • @pernicketty Which was originally done by The Coasters in the 50s.

  • great rockin' tune!

  • geil geil und nochmals geil

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