Now you people that weren't around in the 60's can see where that goofy woman in those Progressive Insurance commercials gets her hair style from. (I think it's Progressive Ins.)...but I'll trust you'll know who I'm talking about.
I recommend visiting Dick and Dee Dee's official website for video clips unavailable on YouTube, like them singing "Heartbeats" from the film "Wild Wild Winter" backed by the Astronauts. Or a clip of them singing the Castaways' "Liar Liar" with Billy Preston on keyboards.
2ND VERSE: I know someday we will meet again But I don't know exactly where or whe-he-he-he-he-he-he-hen But baby, if fate has its way We'll meet again some other day-aaaaayyy The mountains high and the valley's so deep Can't get across to the other si-hi-hi-hi-hi-hi-hide Don't ya give up baby, don't you cry Don't ya give up till I reach the other si-hi-hi-hi-hi-hi-hide Hoo hoo hoo hoo (I know it to I tell ya) I know, I know hoo hoo hoo hoo The valley's deep baby..
1ST VERSE: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yea-hea, yea-hea, yea-hea yea-hea The mountain's high and the valley's so deep Can't get across to the other si-hi-hi-hi-hi-hi-hi-hi-hide Don't ya give up baby, don't you cry Don't ya give up till I reach the other si-hi-hi-hi-hi-hide I was lonely baby, I couldn't sleep The night they took you from my si-hi-hi-hi-hide I was a lonely soul Until you became my goal And then I saw the spark of love And then the stars fell from up above OH YEAH!
They recorded using four voice tracks. Each sang two separate harmony lines. St. John sang the highest and lowest parts including the falsetto, and Dee Dee sang the middle notes. Without telling them, the record producers changed Mary's name to Dee Dee, something they did not discover until after the record was released.
The group was originally founded by California classmates Mary Sperling and Richard Gosting. They eventually changed their names to Dee Dee Sperling (currently Dee Dee Phelps) and Dick St. John. Toured in 49 states with Beach Boys, Stones, lots of others. Disbanded in 1969. In the 80's Dick St. John toured with his wife, Sandy. He died Dec. 27, 2003 when he fell off the roof of his house. In 2007, Dee Dee Phelps began touring as Dick & DeeDee with actor/singer Michael Dunn.
This was summer of 1961 in my '58 Olds in Ault Park Sally & Snow with Sheila....other goodies...Raindrops....Dee Clark, Smokey Places Corsairs...GOOD summer...thanks for song
For alot of us Born and raised in the 50's and 60's if we had only known then what we know now we never would have taken this music for granted. We had it every day and every lonely night. We listened and dreamed and never thought that it would someday be gone...Just like our cars, if only we could go back...I do believe that many of us would stay....Take our kids and our grandkids and just go back. IF ONLY.
nice job on the lip sync till the very end.it was just a bunch on unsure producers in the 50-60's.some groups could pull off a real version.i bet D&D could have.
Such a simple, beating melody,...over and over again.....it stays with one all day doesn't it?? How wonderful that we have YouTube and these great clips.
I loved it in 1961 when it hit the charts and I still love it, and I am in my 70s!!!
I grew up in Baltimore during the '50s and '60s, and don't recall a local teen show called "The Scene". We did have one called the "Buddy Deane" show hosted by Buddy. It aired mid afternoon during the week and there was also a Saturday afternoon airing from what I remember.
Really enjoy hearing these songs sung again from that era of my life. It's like turning back the clock to a simpler time...
@blkshepherd Hmmm, in those days, it would have been considered dressy and stylish. Styles of today are sleazy. Funny, no one mentioned how sloppy he looks with that untucked shirt, which would have earned him a trip to the principals office in school, and a reprimand plus no promotion if he came to work looking like that. Look at the snappy matched and coordinated attire of that period. Only he is out of step, the others dressed with respect for public appearances. Then along came the hippies.
Just by chance, I saw a record collection being offered on TV, & i heard this song, which I probably have not heard in 30 or 40 years??! I wonder how many other folks like me, have songs in the back of our head from our youth, that we forget about, only to one day hear them piped in at a store, or other type situation, then we go nuts trying to remember who they were, so we can hear that song one more time...
@birdsongfarm1 Thank you very much. I used to see Dick and DeeDee doing the song Turn Around with Dick Clark as the Host and poof it disappeared, I would love to see it again, any ideas where I could find it? TY
Now you people that weren't around in the 60's can see where that goofy woman in those Progressive Insurance commercials gets her hair style from. (I think it's Progressive Ins.)...but I'll trust you'll know who I'm talking about.
WickedTornado 1 week ago
This was the first in a long list of hit singles recorded in Armin Steiner's homegrown garage studio on Formosa Street, Los Angeles.
RoboSlater 2 weeks ago
I love this song........Dee Dee is an old and dear friend.
OgPsQd 3 weeks ago
@OgPsQd Where does she live, and how is her health, etc? What's she up to?
WickedTornado 1 week ago
I recommend visiting Dick and Dee Dee's official website for video clips unavailable on YouTube, like them singing "Heartbeats" from the film "Wild Wild Winter" backed by the Astronauts. Or a clip of them singing the Castaways' "Liar Liar" with Billy Preston on keyboards.
PatrioticGlory 3 weeks ago
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2ND VERSE: I know someday we will meet again But I don't know exactly where or whe-he-he-he-he-he-he-hen But baby, if fate has its way We'll meet again some other day-aaaaayyy The mountains high and the valley's so deep Can't get across to the other si-hi-hi-hi-hi-hi-hide Don't ya give up baby, don't you cry Don't ya give up till I reach the other si-hi-hi-hi-hi-hi-hide Hoo hoo hoo hoo (I know it to I tell ya) I know, I know hoo hoo hoo hoo The valley's deep baby..
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PatrioticGlory 3 weeks ago
Since the sound of the song requires four harmonic vocal tracks, this is obviously pre-recorded. But they do such a swell job!
RoboSlater 1 month ago
They recorded using four voice tracks. Each sang two separate harmony lines. St. John sang the highest and lowest parts including the falsetto, and Dee Dee sang the middle notes. Without telling them, the record producers changed Mary's name to Dee Dee, something they did not discover until after the record was released.
RoboSlater 1 month ago
The group was originally founded by California classmates Mary Sperling and Richard Gosting. They eventually changed their names to Dee Dee Sperling (currently Dee Dee Phelps) and Dick St. John. Toured in 49 states with Beach Boys, Stones, lots of others. Disbanded in 1969. In the 80's Dick St. John toured with his wife, Sandy. He died Dec. 27, 2003 when he fell off the roof of his house. In 2007, Dee Dee Phelps began touring as Dick & DeeDee with actor/singer Michael Dunn.
RoboSlater 1 month ago
Good video, but is there any that you can hear more of DeeDee's voice? Thanks.
HPVISTAUSER 1 month ago
@HPVISTAUSER She sings the middle notes, so she's always hard to hear, but her harmony is indispensible.
RoboSlater 1 month ago
looks like they're lip-sinking? sounds like the record
7c8f 1 month ago
@7c8f It is.
RoboSlater 1 month ago
This was summer of 1961 in my '58 Olds in Ault Park Sally & Snow with Sheila....other goodies...Raindrops....Dee Clark, Smokey Places Corsairs...GOOD summer...thanks for song
butch19571 1 month ago
I'd say this is from 1966 or 67. The show started in 1966.
CenaTv2 1 month ago
This brings back so many good memories...They are so very gifted; Thank You Dick ( 2003) & Dee Dee.
Greysword1 2 months ago
I love this song always reminds me of my 60 impala in high school
wanabe180sx 2 months ago
I always loved this. His "falsetto" is amazing!
She still looks hot to this day.
desert3347 2 months ago
with the echo and the vocal resonance in her voice is "haunting"
nomiclas 3 months ago
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For alot of us Born and raised in the 50's and 60's if we had only known then what we know now we never would have taken this music for granted. We had it every day and every lonely night. We listened and dreamed and never thought that it would someday be gone...Just like our cars, if only we could go back...I do believe that many of us would stay....Take our kids and our grandkids and just go back. IF ONLY.
iamtheonlydlogan 3 months ago 2
nice job on the lip sync till the very end.it was just a bunch on unsure producers in the 50-60's.some groups could pull off a real version.i bet D&D could have.
nomiclas 3 months ago
Ohhhhhhh, thank you!!!!!!!!!! : ) ♪♪♪♥♪♪♪
Khultan 4 months ago
This blows me away. Thank you!!
ivycompton 4 months ago
What a jerk he was, not acknowledging her presence (let alone her contribution--her voice is the memorable one).
sealevelattitude 4 months ago
she is fine
BrickGrease 5 months ago
ONLY COMMENT--!--- FANTASTIC
fasx56 5 months ago
This is Great to see this Footage.
whispperson 5 months ago
lip syncking?
7c8f9x 6 months ago
Only Having "American Bandstand", Few Of Us Saw Any Performers. I Always Wondered Who Did the High Notes, and or Falseto.
Now I Know.............Thanks, I Love this Music!!
desert3347 6 months ago
Such a simple, beating melody,...over and over again.....it stays with one all day doesn't it?? How wonderful that we have YouTube and these great clips.
I loved it in 1961 when it hit the charts and I still love it, and I am in my 70s!!!
Long live the 50s and 60s!!!
21donbar1 6 months ago
dang. This is truly one of quirkiest records of all time. cRaZy, man!
tbirdtim 7 months ago
I grew up in Baltimore during the '50s and '60s, and don't recall a local teen show called "The Scene". We did have one called the "Buddy Deane" show hosted by Buddy. It aired mid afternoon during the week and there was also a Saturday afternoon airing from what I remember.
Really enjoy hearing these songs sung again from that era of my life. It's like turning back the clock to a simpler time...
shortliner68 8 months ago
@shortliner68 Now I know, it was broadcasted in Oklahoma (WKY-TV - now KFOR.), hoasted by Ronnie Kaye.
SixtiesPopGold3 8 months ago
What 60s music variety show is this from?
nmulae 8 months ago
@nmulae It's from a local show called "The Scene". I don't remember which town it was broadcasted from though. Maybe Baltimore.
SixtiesPopGold3 8 months ago
Man-o-man if this clip were live!
9999sanchez 9 months ago
Dee Dee's such a babe!
ralphsrec 9 months ago
@ralphsrec yeah but thats an ugly ass dress..looks like a fruit sack ..horrible
blkshepherd 6 months ago
@blkshepherd
yeah, you're right, don't know what she was thinking there...
ralphsrec 6 months ago
@blkshepherd Hmmm, in those days, it would have been considered dressy and stylish. Styles of today are sleazy. Funny, no one mentioned how sloppy he looks with that untucked shirt, which would have earned him a trip to the principals office in school, and a reprimand plus no promotion if he came to work looking like that. Look at the snappy matched and coordinated attire of that period. Only he is out of step, the others dressed with respect for public appearances. Then along came the hippies.
Agrace39 3 weeks ago
In 22 and this has been my favorite sing since I was 15!! I sing it all the time!!
SpoiledKitty07 9 months ago
Just by chance, I saw a record collection being offered on TV, & i heard this song, which I probably have not heard in 30 or 40 years??! I wonder how many other folks like me, have songs in the back of our head from our youth, that we forget about, only to one day hear them piped in at a store, or other type situation, then we go nuts trying to remember who they were, so we can hear that song one more time...
Carlito1988 10 months ago
I always wondered if they became romantic. I would love to know. There has never been two better singers, ever.
Sugaree1956 10 months ago
@Sugaree1956
They were friends only.
birdsongfarm1 10 months ago
@birdsongfarm1 Thank you very much. I used to see Dick and DeeDee doing the song Turn Around with Dick Clark as the Host and poof it disappeared, I would love to see it again, any ideas where I could find it? TY
Sugaree1956 10 months ago
@Sugaree1956 I think you will find it, along with lots of other Dick and DeeDee songs on DeeDee's web site.
If you can, buy her book. It's a fantastic read.
I was lucky enough to win a contest where I spent a week with them in Hollywood. A trip I will never forget.
Google Dick and DeeDee and you will find her web site. I think you will find it a wonderful trip down memory lane.
birdsongfarm1 10 months ago
@Sugaree1956 Wow a week with them, what a neat thing. And thank you I will sure do that. God Bless.
Sugaree1956 10 months ago
Always like the song and Dee Dee is such a babe. Elegant and so cool. The y look like they liked each other.
mudbonehancock 11 months ago
Magic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
markathickory 11 months ago
bought this single when i was 9 wish it was on itunes
phildirt3 1 year ago
bought this single when i was 9
phildirt3 1 year ago
wow thnx for the memories.... simpler times,,,, ahh if i knew then ::)) happy 2011
mouse12345ify 1 year ago
This video looks like it's off of a teen dance show from Oklahoma City called the Scene, which was popular in the late 60's and early 70's.
dartgod 1 year ago
Don't know where you found it, but THANKS!
xjfop 1 year ago
Absolutely fantastic & you're right, I've never seen them perform this before.
wally1435 1 year ago
I agree. Wow! Thanks.
chelmoon 1 year ago