@JennyEllenNelson hate to burst your bubble but it doesn't matter how old you are. Doesn't matter how old the music is either. It's great and it'll always be great and your taste will always be sound. That's all that matters :P :)
@JennyEllenNelson ugh i feel like every preteen/teenageer who likes anything older than soundgarden has to say something like that at every opportunity.
what an underated song Curt cobain liked Bobby Sherman who covered this, so it was in part responsible for the modern Grunge sound, lets not forget who the Yardbirds guitarist was - Eric Clapton
Many Yardbird fans are thrilled to hear that these British legends, famous for the unmatched single "For Your Love," will not play in apartheid Israel. FREE PALESTINE
OMG------just hearing this again,even now,remembering my days of being 16 and beyond.....it is just heart-wrenching in both nostalgia and all it awakens in my own youth. Yet...how wonderful all at once. I have their album and I must listen to it again after so,so long. The era we are in now is so,so different. I am just glad to kow I belonged to one that believed in love & in the hope that it could change things in the World...the 'net has changed all that,I think,on different levels!,,,,,K xxx
@LolaLavonda I Could be wrong but I believe Eric Clapton played on this track, then left b/c he disliked the Yardbirds new pop oriented sound. He then recommended Jimmy Page, who being a session guitar player at the time, recommended Jeff Beck. Page then later joined the Yardbirds, first as bassist, then on twin leader guitar with Jeff Beck.
i was 17 at the time. senior in high school. my brother was getting married the next day and i asked my dad to drive me to best buy so i could get some yard birds. this song will always remind me of the girl i had at the time. i heard this song and fell in love. i sang this to the girl and idk, it was awesome. it just makes me feel young again.
I was 14 when this hit the air waves...I wore white knee high boots ..usually a mini skirt and a turtleneck...hair down to my waist....those were the greatest of times
@Sami42653 *wolf whistle* You must have been one sexy girl! Forgive my forwardness. Damn, I wish I was born in that era. Music nowadays and fashions are shit.
Always loved this song. Who's on guitar at this point in the band, Clapton or Beck? Sounds like Beck to me because the Yardbirds had much more of a blues sound when Clapton was with the group. I could be wrong. Do any of you Yardbirds fans know? Doesn't matter, still a great song.
The song was released around Feb. '65. Clapton left the band immediately after to join John Mayall's Bluesbreakers. He played on the cut, under protest that the band was moving toward "pop" and he being a bluesman. He suggested Jimmy Page to replace him...Page declined and recommended Jeff Beck. A few years later Page would join up, the band would fire Beck and after a few changes would evolve into Led Zeppelin.
@Greasydawg Yes, but when the original bassist Samwell-Smith left, Jimmy took on the role as the Yardbirds Bassist, and 2nd Guitarist sharing the stage with Beck before he was let go. Even after Plant/Jones, and Bonham where to form the Led Zeppelin as Keith Moon coined it The Band was still under an obligatory contractual agreement, and the name of the Band was the NEW Yardbirds for a short while. The rest is Historic :D
Apparently this was the last song that Clapton played on with the Yardbirds. It was last draw for Clapton. He didn't like the song. He's actually only playing for 15 seconds on the middle bridge. He left immediately after this session as he desired to play a more pure form of blues and not the "progressive pop" that was "For Your Love". Still a great song though. Beck took over after this session and (I believe) took the band to a another level.
Music back then was them playing, not all kinds of computers , synthesizers and such,, was true musicians, and these guys are one of the best of their time
Thank God I was the class of '65. The music was great. Of course, that did involve getting drafted, being sent to war, and having the VA screw you over. Other than that, it was great.
wanna know the reason of why jimmy page left The Yardbirds acrdingly to mick wall? the reason is because nobody recognized him so he left nd made his own band which was called The New Yardbirds which would then be called Led Zeppelin... its all in the book "When Giants Walked the Earth: The Unathurized Biography of Led Zeppelin" one of he best books ive read
This song is just so amazing!! Always loved this one!! Takes me back to better days. This song takes me back to days of true happiness and innocence. I miss those days. My heart just aches for those days so much. What a time that was! Never to be forgotten! There was a magic in the air back then that you just cant feel today and that is a real shame. This song is pure magic in itself!! Missing those days but hold the memories in my heart forever!! ☺♥
@awesomeeras131 I feel the same way and I was born in 1985; I listen to songs like this and feel an odd sense of familiarity and longing as if I were born in the wrong decade.
@Cinnamaniac I know what you mean, man. I was born in 1979 and The Monkees was the first tape I heard that had a similiar sound. Wish I had a time machine!
this song was one of those that began the genre we knew as hippie music, which itself is the genre that has resulted in most of the rock and today's music that we enjoy
@awesomeeras131 ya i get what your saying, besides the fact that im only 18. but i wish everyday that i was born 40 or 50 years ago and be able to ride that bitchin wave i call the great journey, to know that you were alive in that corner of time in the world and had good times. now days its hard to 'let the good times roll' when theres no 'good times' to even 'roll' anymore. that wave has crashed, and rolled back. your right its a shame, i wish i could have experienced those years...
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Ahhh yes the yardbids. I remembered listening to this psychadelic music as I powing gooks in Nam. Those gooks were noobs. I killed atleast of them with my bare hands. Thats how I got nickname the nooby slasher. And thus ladies and gentleman the word "NOOB" was invented. By yours truly. It was hell out there. Il tell ya something else, It beat the hell out of living in this bullshit society. This society of noobs, all getting your asses wiped by the government. I wish I was back in Nam.GOODNIGH
@miff45 That Government sent you to Nam, and you'd rather fight some poorly trained soldier because thier election of Ho Chi Min was not recognized by that government that sent you..Any how something is wrong about you, do you choose tosee it blind man...?
Thanks, you're right. I have the Mamma Cass version on vinyl, but I wasn't familiar with Beatles version (which I should have been). Billy J Kramer originally had this on the B side of "Bad To Me" another Lennon McCartney song, which I also have. According to wiki Lennon wasn't happy with the BJK version of ICYN and the Beatles recorded it themselves. Thanks again for the correct.
Top marks to the Yardbirds for originality in using two different time signatures in the same 2:35 min song. Don't think the Beatles, Stones, Kinks did that. That would make it undanceable and a "sit it out and chill" kind of song. Amazing it is below 3 minutes ~ seems longer.
@Burrisant Thanks, but strictly speaking HCTS was late sixties, and I was talking early sixties originality. Thanks again for the continuing musical education though.
i had this song playing in my head nonstop the last time i tripped on acid...then i watched fear and loathing in las vegas and this song was in the movie and i almost died of happiness
@Niggerbutcher6 Hey, everyone is entitled to their opinion. Don't worry about talking shit. Believe me, I've heard worse on some of my comments. Peace!
@Niggerbutcher6 Here I am again! I posted that 2 months ago, and everyone came down on me for saying that. Saying Hendrix and Cream were the first hard rock bands. And I agree! But Led Zeppelin was just SO good and lasted much longer, that they stood out in my mind the most. I wouldn't want to insult Jimmy Page. I always thought he was cute & extremely talented!
@dubbly1 There a lot of people who would disagree with you, like they did with me. But you have to admit Helter Skelter was pretty far out there! That album was their masterpiece! Although by that time, the were writing and singing to their own music. Not much collaboration on that great album! But by going their own way with this album, we saw the influences and beauty off all of their different sounds. Who woulda thought Paul wrote and sang Helter Skelter, & John with his ballad Julia.
This is the first time I heard this song. I had a bias against the Yardbirds for a while for some un-known reason, but hearing this made me smile for the first time in a long while. I also felt goosebumps in my scalp, which is unusual, since I never feel it there.
What about Jimmy Page? He was only the pioneer of heavy metal bands, Led Zeppelin. I believe the best music was the early 70's. I love the 60's music, but it was much simpler. The early 70's music was beautiful in a different way. Check out Elton John's Tumbleweed Connection, not a bad song on it. Add the orchestra's alot of bands included to make truly classic music. I was lucky to have been a child of the 60's and a teenager in the 70's. I still listen to this music today.
@Ursugarspice Well Mick's no looker, that's for sure. But it would be cool to have a boyfriend that looked like him. I dated a guy who looked like Steve Winwood. Not a looker either, but it was cool!
45 years actually...summer of 1964 if I remember correctly & I was 6 years old & recall hearing this song quite a few times on the car radio as the family drove from southern California to northern indiana to visit my grandparents
sometimes parents didnt understand the need for music
alevelabove96 2 days ago
One of my favourite songs.
FALILVfreak 2 weeks ago 2
Wooooo, woooohoooooooo, woooooooooooo.
Open the door.
Put that knife away.
C'mon open the door.
First put that knife away man.
OK, its in my pocket.
FALILVfreak 2 weeks ago
I remember when this came out..I would sneak to the popular hangout ..have a blast and they run home hoping to beat my dad home "
claptongroupie 2 weeks ago in playlist NR 6 YARDBIRDS HEART FULL OF SOUL
I was negative 5. It's a great song though. I'll take sixties music over eighties music any day.
MrMikej413 3 weeks ago
All I know is that they are Awesome sounds from yesteryear new now as then...
all4musica 4 weeks ago
"the police are after you!"
filmflipful 1 month ago
@filmflipful Some jkind of chickenshit bastard. You pinkball fucker.
FALILVfreak 2 weeks ago
pirate radio brought me here
MortalKombat4290 1 month ago
"YOU PUT THAT GODDAMN BLADE AWAY!"
able506 1 month ago 3
@able506 God damn right.
FALILVfreak 2 weeks ago
The 60's, 70's and 80's music shall always be the best!!!!! And i'm 14 saying this :0
JennyEllenNelson 1 month ago
@JennyEllenNelson hate to burst your bubble but it doesn't matter how old you are. Doesn't matter how old the music is either. It's great and it'll always be great and your taste will always be sound. That's all that matters :P :)
EpicMaccer 4 weeks ago 3
@JennyEllenNelson I'm 27 and I agree!
filmflipful 4 weeks ago
@JennyEllenNelson ugh i feel like every preteen/teenageer who likes anything older than soundgarden has to say something like that at every opportunity.
AnaBanana311 2 weeks ago
Half way through this song they decide to invent hard rock.
metafis 1 month ago 3
Was 8 years old in 1965 when this song was new on the radio; loved it
back then, and still do in 2011!
maxauburn 1 month ago 2
I don't think Clapton played guitar on this song. He was there for this session. Chris Dreja could b playing guitar.
cameltooth1 1 month ago
@cameltooth1 He played the faster rhythym parts but I think Dreja played most of it
PlatinumJestar 1 month ago
menacing vibrations in this place
punkadelicfuzz 1 month ago 2
when i first heard this song i was 13 or 14 and always thought they said TO-YO-TA..TOYOTA,LMAO
xxxEMINENTxxx 2 months ago 3
@xxxEMINENTxxx lol its sounds like they do lol
grgharrison9 1 month ago
Feueralarm :D
schneemann535 2 months ago
Listen to this, this will make you moist.
lalakers1984 2 months ago
brilliant...wasn't the 60's just the best decade for music?
Canashea 2 months ago 5
@Canashea I always thought of the 60's music is from 1964 to 1975
dhloup1 1 month ago 2
Jimmy Page sure as hell did better with Led Zeppelin...
IAmJawz 2 months ago
Great
terrinakamura 2 months ago
I'd would have liked to live in England when Radio Caroline was around to play this song
fireitup9 2 months ago
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Fans of this great band might like an interesting cover I just posted: "Rosetta West - Happenings Ten Years Time Ago."
mielazul 2 months ago
hehe....2 guys running in a hotel screaming....love the song.
sataricon111 2 months ago
@sataricon111 fear and loathing!!
ramiroandres1105 2 months ago
what an underated song Curt cobain liked Bobby Sherman who covered this, so it was in part responsible for the modern Grunge sound, lets not forget who the Yardbirds guitarist was - Eric Clapton
quayler85 2 months ago
@1tsMeRenee i'm not concerned with everyone's agreement. just glad that they still have some sense of humanity.
ummnadia 2 months ago
This is almost like pre-punk-rock. The origins of grunge and the like. Amazing.
joshuaoha 3 months ago
Many Yardbird fans are thrilled to hear that these British legends, famous for the unmatched single "For Your Love," will not play in apartheid Israel. FREE PALESTINE
ummnadia 3 months ago
OMG------just hearing this again,even now,remembering my days of being 16 and beyond.....it is just heart-wrenching in both nostalgia and all it awakens in my own youth. Yet...how wonderful all at once. I have their album and I must listen to it again after so,so long. The era we are in now is so,so different. I am just glad to kow I belonged to one that believed in love & in the hope that it could change things in the World...the 'net has changed all that,I think,on different levels!,,,,,K xxx
kbrowneyes 3 months ago
who plays guitar on this?
LolaLavonda 3 months ago
@LolaLavonda I Could be wrong but I believe Eric Clapton played on this track, then left b/c he disliked the Yardbirds new pop oriented sound. He then recommended Jimmy Page, who being a session guitar player at the time, recommended Jeff Beck. Page then later joined the Yardbirds, first as bassist, then on twin leader guitar with Jeff Beck.
TheJediRabbit 3 months ago
@TheJediRabbit thanks!
LolaLavonda 3 months ago
@TheJediRabbit You're right
Luxmaxnike 3 months ago
I played this for a girl i work with,I think she got the hint!
freeborngunr2 3 months ago
My parents always listened to this song, I was a little girl, but still remember it. It will always be in my heart.
Cookie20044 3 months ago
how fucking cool is this? incredible!
GeileMickey 3 months ago
i was negative 31 when this song came out!! ah, the good old days.
LolaLavonda 3 months ago 49
@LolaLavonda Lol, That was perfect
AngeliclyBrunette 2 months ago 2
@LolaLavonda So true, I sometimes write on papers the year is '66 just to be funny I guess...
Kendallat15 1 week ago
gia tin agapi sou 8a edina ta panta!
vangelistube1 4 months ago
i was 17 at the time. senior in high school. my brother was getting married the next day and i asked my dad to drive me to best buy so i could get some yard birds. this song will always remind me of the girl i had at the time. i heard this song and fell in love. i sang this to the girl and idk, it was awesome. it just makes me feel young again.
phlipphloperton 4 months ago
Pirate Radio anyone? God what a good song.
travhawkes 5 months ago 3
I was 14 when this hit the air waves...I wore white knee high boots ..usually a mini skirt and a turtleneck...hair down to my waist....those were the greatest of times
Sami42653 5 months ago 3
@Sami42653 *wolf whistle* You must have been one sexy girl! Forgive my forwardness. Damn, I wish I was born in that era. Music nowadays and fashions are shit.
wandererlain 5 months ago in playlist wandererlain's Favourited Videos
can't hear this without seeing thompson and gonzo running down a hall!
rakayum 6 months ago 38
@rakayum Yes!
Chameleonardodavinci 5 months ago
@rakayum. true true. running doen the hotel floor. to escape from nobody^^
MrMarkVenture 5 months ago
@rakayum Lol haha thats made me laugh
Ishotjustinbeiber 2 months ago
@rakayum screaming "WEE WHOO!"
GAMINGgrungey 2 months ago
@rakayum Did you see what GAWD did to us, man?
mahavishnuxc 4 weeks ago
i was 10 in 1965 and remember sitten listen to this song, totally awsome
puddins51 6 months ago
@puddins51 I was 5 years old,
dmiller60 5 months ago
great tune , good music never dies , written by a brill song writer 10cc,s graham goulman , take a bow graham .
markmravo 6 months ago
i like the zeppelin version more!
PaintedSidewalk 7 months ago
why cant I share it to my facebbok wall?
NomiConoses 7 months ago in playlist mid 60's
jimmy forever
nicholasomesfilms 7 months ago
LONG LIVE TO THE YARDBIRDS
LeidseMorgueplein 8 months ago
Being chased by Las Vegas hotel security down the hallways running into room service carts while high on Ether!...
QuikShotJigen 8 months ago 2
Always loved this song. Who's on guitar at this point in the band, Clapton or Beck? Sounds like Beck to me because the Yardbirds had much more of a blues sound when Clapton was with the group. I could be wrong. Do any of you Yardbirds fans know? Doesn't matter, still a great song.
juscurious 8 months ago
@juscurious ...Eric Clapton.
The song was released around Feb. '65. Clapton left the band immediately after to join John Mayall's Bluesbreakers. He played on the cut, under protest that the band was moving toward "pop" and he being a bluesman. He suggested Jimmy Page to replace him...Page declined and recommended Jeff Beck. A few years later Page would join up, the band would fire Beck and after a few changes would evolve into Led Zeppelin.
Greasydawg 8 months ago
@Greasydawg Yes, but when the original bassist Samwell-Smith left, Jimmy took on the role as the Yardbirds Bassist, and 2nd Guitarist sharing the stage with Beck before he was let go. Even after Plant/Jones, and Bonham where to form the Led Zeppelin as Keith Moon coined it The Band was still under an obligatory contractual agreement, and the name of the Band was the NEW Yardbirds for a short while. The rest is Historic :D
ThePhallystorm 7 months ago
Apparently this was the last song that Clapton played on with the Yardbirds. It was last draw for Clapton. He didn't like the song. He's actually only playing for 15 seconds on the middle bridge. He left immediately after this session as he desired to play a more pure form of blues and not the "progressive pop" that was "For Your Love". Still a great song though. Beck took over after this session and (I believe) took the band to a another level.
appletrax1 7 months ago
timeless. this is the shit. no doubt about it. so much heart and soul xxxx
tecnotone 8 months ago
GONZO JOURNALIZM hell yeah epic soundtrack selection !
treiler123 8 months ago
Music back then was them playing, not all kinds of computers , synthesizers and such,, was true musicians, and these guys are one of the best of their time
dodgerdjnk2 8 months ago
gr8
Roberto33131 9 months ago
Thank God I was the class of '65. The music was great. Of course, that did involve getting drafted, being sent to war, and having the VA screw you over. Other than that, it was great.
jimtraner 9 months ago
@jimtraner It's an honor to love the same music as someone 30 years older than me.
Evan42881 9 months ago
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CaptainHarryBeard 9 months ago
The drums in this song are bad ass.
ranbrent 9 months ago
@RoxxtheOldies2 yardbirds meant chickens
zynjan 9 months ago
#88 For Your Love - Yardbirds
zynjan 9 months ago
Childish Gambino For Your Love Freestyle.
clatchley1 10 months ago
awwwwwwwwwwwwwww YEAHHHH
meandthemoon123 10 months ago
Disc Two, Track 8: "Let It Rock"
Kevin Rudolf and Lil' Wayne: SUCK IT!
STOPSAYINGOHDEER 11 months ago
wanna know the reason of why jimmy page left The Yardbirds acrdingly to mick wall? the reason is because nobody recognized him so he left nd made his own band which was called The New Yardbirds which would then be called Led Zeppelin... its all in the book "When Giants Walked the Earth: The Unathurized Biography of Led Zeppelin" one of he best books ive read
rocknurzo 11 months ago 3
@rocknurzo To my disgust, I had no idea that Led Zeppelin originated from the New Yardbirds. Thank you for posting x x x x x x x x x x
MOSESCAT69 10 months ago
@MOSESCAT69 no prob ^.^
rocknurzo 10 months ago
The decision to flee came suddenly... or maybe not.
matthewtuckey 11 months ago
can't get any cooler than that!
matzomaniac 11 months ago
Eric scares me with his staring...eeeee.
katrastrophy 11 months ago
4 ppl pay prostitutes ''For Your Love''
SellTheBenefits 11 months ago
Always love this song!
rbkpetroleo 1 year ago
love that tapping the background...sounds like a tambourine but i'm not sure...it has that hippy kind of sound..
what a difference between the music then and now...
talent then bad music today...
cirosuperiore 1 year ago
This song is just so amazing!! Always loved this one!! Takes me back to better days. This song takes me back to days of true happiness and innocence. I miss those days. My heart just aches for those days so much. What a time that was! Never to be forgotten! There was a magic in the air back then that you just cant feel today and that is a real shame. This song is pure magic in itself!! Missing those days but hold the memories in my heart forever!! ☺♥
awesomeeras131 1 year ago 34
@awesomeeras131 I feel the same way and I was born in 1985; I listen to songs like this and feel an odd sense of familiarity and longing as if I were born in the wrong decade.
Cinnamaniac 5 months ago
@Cinnamaniac I know what you mean, man. I was born in 1979 and The Monkees was the first tape I heard that had a similiar sound. Wish I had a time machine!
wandererlain 5 months ago in playlist wandererlain's Favourited Videos
@awesomeeras131 i was about 14 when this song came out still rate it big time,spookmore
spookmore 4 months ago
@awesomeeras131 man how old are you. you a so true !!
laulibert 3 months ago
@awesomeeras131 omg get over yourself!
tvicena 2 months ago
@awesomeeras131
this song was one of those that began the genre we knew as hippie music, which itself is the genre that has resulted in most of the rock and today's music that we enjoy
americanfellow 2 months ago in playlist bad boys techno remix jurassic 5 u2
@awesomeeras131 ya i get what your saying, besides the fact that im only 18. but i wish everyday that i was born 40 or 50 years ago and be able to ride that bitchin wave i call the great journey, to know that you were alive in that corner of time in the world and had good times. now days its hard to 'let the good times roll' when theres no 'good times' to even 'roll' anymore. that wave has crashed, and rolled back. your right its a shame, i wish i could have experienced those years...
iplayjacksonguitars 2 months ago in playlist Fear and Loathing in las vegas soundtrack
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Ahhh yes the yardbids. I remembered listening to this psychadelic music as I powing gooks in Nam. Those gooks were noobs. I killed atleast of them with my bare hands. Thats how I got nickname the nooby slasher. And thus ladies and gentleman the word "NOOB" was invented. By yours truly. It was hell out there. Il tell ya something else, It beat the hell out of living in this bullshit society. This society of noobs, all getting your asses wiped by the government. I wish I was back in Nam.GOODNIGH
miff45 1 year ago
@miff45 That Government sent you to Nam, and you'd rather fight some poorly trained soldier because thier election of Ho Chi Min was not recognized by that government that sent you..Any how something is wrong about you, do you choose tosee it blind man...?
mike62mcmanus 1 year ago
@mike62mcmanus
soldiers in Nam didn't use the term "Noob" that dude is probably some 21 year old who played too many video games.
Rao665 1 year ago
i love the opening riff i herd this song from fear and loathing in las vegas
greeneyedickhead 1 year ago
Thanks, you're right. I have the Mamma Cass version on vinyl, but I wasn't familiar with Beatles version (which I should have been). Billy J Kramer originally had this on the B side of "Bad To Me" another Lennon McCartney song, which I also have. According to wiki Lennon wasn't happy with the BJK version of ICYN and the Beatles recorded it themselves. Thanks again for the correct.
SuperNevile 1 year ago
Only time I've ever heard harpsichord and bongos in the same song....and it works! Just brilliant!!
mandarinlearner 1 year ago 2
@mandarinlearner Don't forget anvil
Nkool2 1 year ago
Top marks to the Yardbirds for originality in using two different time signatures in the same 2:35 min song. Don't think the Beatles, Stones, Kinks did that. That would make it undanceable and a "sit it out and chill" kind of song. Amazing it is below 3 minutes ~ seems longer.
SuperNevile 1 year ago
@SuperNevile i was also surprised its so short!
bryan964 1 year ago
@SuperNevile sorry fella Beatles did it in 64 with I Call Your Name - later covered by Momma Cass
Quistapha 1 year ago
@SuperNevile "Here Comes the Sun", by The Beatles. The bridge can be transcribed as 11/8 + 4/4 + 7/8 or 3/8 + 3/8 + 5/8 + 4/4 + 2/4 + 3/8.
Burrisant 1 year ago
@Burrisant Thanks, but strictly speaking HCTS was late sixties, and I was talking early sixties originality. Thanks again for the continuing musical education though.
SuperNevile 1 year ago
This is one of the best tracks by The Yardbirds!
Sdf1987 1 year ago
'Fear & Loathing in Las Vegas' bitches!!!
segurotech 1 year ago 107
@segurotech and pirate radio
fallenrise321 8 months ago
@segurotech the police :D
thehini94 4 months ago
One Of The Best British Invasion Genre Songs.
jedimatthew1 1 year ago 5
Written by Gouldman who also wrote 'For Your Love' and 'Evil Hearted You'. Is this the only song based on an Em G A Am sequence?
SuperNevile 1 year ago
@SuperNevile Yes it is
jedimatthew1 1 year ago
I Love this song. I konw it from Radio Rock xD
TheBilderbuch 1 year ago 4
@TheBilderbuch me too:D
kdavid93 1 year ago
@kdavid93
:D
TheBilderbuch 1 year ago
greatest mind expression ever!
AAAfullKK 1 year ago
Eres parte de los grandes e inmortales, la calidad no se improvisa, vine vi y venci
60Kissalive 1 year ago
Lovely song!
nema1218 1 year ago
great song, garage beat
tustortugas 1 year ago
FORYOURLOVE
CobraXHrdRckr 1 year ago
i had this song playing in my head nonstop the last time i tripped on acid...then i watched fear and loathing in las vegas and this song was in the movie and i almost died of happiness
gonameaspoon 1 year ago
@gonameaspoon You'll probably die from drugs not happiness xD
19RaS93 1 year ago
Lets find this one dude that didn't like the song and cut off his balls!!!
vourkosdude 1 year ago 5
mighty stuff
spuddy90 1 year ago
did Graham Gouldman produced them?
MostricBass 1 year ago
How do I find mp3iffy to download this song? I was told to google mp3iffy.
patiencefibrosi 1 year ago
How do I find mp3iffy to download this song? I was told to google mp3iffy.
lumpishqa 1 year ago
Eric clapton looks pissed at 1:32.
dubbly1 1 year ago
@dubbly1 Agreed. hahaha
MiPincheGabito 1 year ago
newsuploader3000 I have played a lot of different genres of music from 40's Swing to electro This track still Rocks ! Cheers !
djscotty1111 1 year ago
The Yardbirds are touring the US this month. I am going to see them at The Tangiers Akron Ohio on May 23.
DooWoppOh 1 year ago
saw the yardbirds with the kinks in 65, two great bands, and good times to be a teenager
lovatt51 1 year ago
@Niggerbutcher6 Hey, everyone is entitled to their opinion. Don't worry about talking shit. Believe me, I've heard worse on some of my comments. Peace!
keaster55 1 year ago
@Niggerbutcher6 Here I am again! I posted that 2 months ago, and everyone came down on me for saying that. Saying Hendrix and Cream were the first hard rock bands. And I agree! But Led Zeppelin was just SO good and lasted much longer, that they stood out in my mind the most. I wouldn't want to insult Jimmy Page. I always thought he was cute & extremely talented!
keaster55 1 year ago
@keaster55 The kinks were also hard rock pioneers aswell. The Beatles 1968 "white album" was the birth of metal.
dubbly1 1 year ago
@dubbly1 There a lot of people who would disagree with you, like they did with me. But you have to admit Helter Skelter was pretty far out there! That album was their masterpiece! Although by that time, the were writing and singing to their own music. Not much collaboration on that great album! But by going their own way with this album, we saw the influences and beauty off all of their different sounds. Who woulda thought Paul wrote and sang Helter Skelter, & John with his ballad Julia.
keaster55 1 year ago
@Niggerbutcher6 I meant to say that Led Zeppelin was the first hard rock band I had heard. Not heavy metal! For heavy metal, maybe Black Sabbath!
keaster55 1 year ago
@Niggerbutcher6 Who do you think was the "Pioneer of heavy metal"?
keaster55 1 year ago
During my sophomore year in high school, we played this for our halftime show opener in marching band. Fun stuff, great piece.
tyrael64 1 year ago
is this a good song for a ski video
ptommy478 1 year ago
depends on the type of ski video, a powder video yes
more technical rail video no
and if its jumps and shit off of kickers hells yes
bzboarder122 1 year ago
Why doesnt all music still sound like this :/
:) i love this song especially in * The Boat That Rocked - the best film ever created :L
dieRammeJ 1 year ago
This is the first time I heard this song. I had a bias against the Yardbirds for a while for some un-known reason, but hearing this made me smile for the first time in a long while. I also felt goosebumps in my scalp, which is unusual, since I never feel it there.
mostliberal 1 year ago
orgasmic
FrostLagoon 1 year ago
great song x1000*****
thansk nick for the send babe xxx
blondiebabs 1 year ago
What about Jimmy Page? He was only the pioneer of heavy metal bands, Led Zeppelin. I believe the best music was the early 70's. I love the 60's music, but it was much simpler. The early 70's music was beautiful in a different way. Check out Elton John's Tumbleweed Connection, not a bad song on it. Add the orchestra's alot of bands included to make truly classic music. I was lucky to have been a child of the 60's and a teenager in the 70's. I still listen to this music today.
keaster55 2 years ago 2
@keaster55 Son, its Cream and Jimi Hendrix who pioneered Hard Rock. Not Led Zeppelin. Not Deep Purple. Not Black Sabbath.
Cream and Hendrix
ljkm02 1 year ago
hell fuckin yea man, i agree with ya eddiemperor. music now adays.....sigh
zooyrk717 2 years ago
Ya gotta love the Bongos.... and as you can hear, they sometimes sound even better with a bit of music. :)
bigsugar999 2 years ago
OMG...I love this song...reminds me of my boyfriend in the summer of '65...he looked like a young Mick Jagger ...
Ursugarspice 2 years ago 57
@Ursugarspice great tune....
goonersforce 2 years ago
@Ursugarspice Well Mick's no looker, that's for sure. But it would be cool to have a boyfriend that looked like him. I dated a guy who looked like Steve Winwood. Not a looker either, but it was cool!
keaster55 1 year ago
@Ursugarspice I'm sorry if you had a boyfriend who looked like Mick =)
19RaS93 1 year ago
@19RaS93 not everything is looks...I'm sure Mick is one hell raiser in bed!!!
Ursugarspice 1 year ago
@Ursugarspice That is really out of my interests =)
19RaS93 1 year ago
@Ursugarspice
Your old
JimJimJimNL 1 year ago
@JimJimJimNL and you stutter...never ceases to amaze me how rude some you are on You Tube...get a life.
Ursugarspice 1 year ago
@JimJimJimNL you're a bad speller
katoblue 1 year ago
One of my all-time favorite songs...love hearing it in stereo!
Rainbowstrider 2 years ago 4
what was clapton thinking.
aybns 2 years ago
Imagine Clapton leaving the band because of this song and instead wanted to record the corny I Shot the Sherriff"
kellygirl5591 2 years ago 3
You are RIGHT! This is a great song & Clapton was a fool to leave. Of course, we wouldn't have had Cream! And, that was a great band too.
richardasnay 2 years ago 3
Whats do Eric Clapton and coffee have in common?
They both suck without cream.
PlatinumJestar 2 years ago
hahahahahhaah YES. thats funny and competly true you PlatinumJestar have made my day with that one
MarvinLeeAday69 1 year ago
Umm, that's complete bullshit. Bob Marley's music may've been kitchy, but never corny.
KFM420 2 years ago
Super sexy song. Love it!!!!!!!!!!!
kellygirl5591 2 years ago
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THIS SONG FUKING SUCKS!!!!!!!!!!!
SythDarK08 2 years ago
the song that made Clapton leave the band
mangaspiked 2 years ago
Excellent!
sixtiesunflowergirl 2 years ago 2
Certainly one of my favorite Yardbird songs.. Thanks for posting...
jka4311 2 years ago 4
smokin' hot- 40 years & counting
thanks for posting!!
piscean60 2 years ago 3
45 years actually...summer of 1964 if I remember correctly & I was 6 years old & recall hearing this song quite a few times on the car radio as the family drove from southern California to northern indiana to visit my grandparents
brucewayne909 2 years ago 3