Beau Brummels - Sad Little Girl (Live, 1965)

[lazur1]

@DaDa2Phlux And they were a Frisco band. This is probably an arrangement they'd already had worked out before the British Invasion.

[fogologo100]

one person is sad....

[jeannebug1]

He has an amazing voice

[captainforever24]

this is my favorite brummels song

[skipvia]

Actually, I should have said Zal Yanovsky, not Sal. Great, versatile guitarist. I don't believe anyone ever had as much fun performing as did Zal.

[skipvia]

They're referring to Sal Valentino, BB's lead singer, not Sal Yanovsky of the Lovin' Spoonful. There is a passing resemblance there, though.

[moxie96]

@skipvia No you mean Zal (shortened from Zalman) I don't feel they look anything alike but also Zal passed on in 2004 or so.

[KafeSociety]

@moxie96 NO, the lead singer here is Sal Valentino and the group is The Beau Brummels, Tou're confusing him with Zal (nee Zalman) Yanovsky, guitarist from The Lovin' Spoonful.

[pgh45rpms]

The Beau Brummels at their best.  "Sad Little Girl", penned by leader Ron Elliott, was the b-side to their final Autumn 45, "Good Time Music", written by John Sebastian of the Lovin' Spoonful.

[fogologo100]

Sal was a good lookin' stud in those days. He can and still is singing.Beau Brummels were vastly underrated.. The oldies stations play some of their music to this day.

[nessunopassato]

lyrics anyone please?

[JakeANowhereMan]

Rare

[rocksinger45]

I think the producers of Shindig were trying to make this clip very Beatle like ...well why not everyone in those days were coping the Beatles.

Great song from a great band.

[robertlaberge]

The Beau Brummels, the fifth wheel of the folk-rock cart. The others were:

The Byrds, The Lovin' Spoonful, Simon & Garfunkel and The Mamas & The Papas.