Status Quo - Are You Growing Tired Of My Love

[spookypatchouli]

Rick is so hot.

[1jackiea]

reminds me of Herman Hermits..

[WeeklyAd3]

I love listening to this while I eat my caviar. mm

[nwleeuw]

Love all the decade's of the Quo, specially the 70/80's. (Who don't).  But the 60's got also a lot of greatest, incl. this one!!

[samcooper32]

AWESOME SONG!!!!! RICK IS AWESOME!!!

[ChoppaWhoppa1]

Great! Their latest effort is lame compared to this.

[MisterEvasion]

I much prefer the Status Quo stuff before they reinvented the conception of the band. The 'messages era', as some audiophile fans call it, is just as highly regarded today as the subsequent material. It makes me wonder sometimes what they would have been like if they instead evolved from the 'messages' period rather than the complete makeover.

[MultiDean75]

@MisterEvasion I agree. Strange how all the bands of the time had the same kind of sound. Pink floyd, the moody blues, status quo, genesis etc. and how they all diversified once the decade turned.

[333collo]

my favourite quo song of all time

[jerste]

Nice hair. Very metal-looking.. lol.

Nice song, seriously.

[TheMamo111]

Beautiful  love song.

[TheZuchinniman]

Listen to the music at about :23 and you'll hear a short stretch that almost certainly inspired "Reflections of My Life" by The Marmalade.

[drvinnievegas]

His wigs were always fabulous.

[spacing70]

today I remembered this song thinking back to my time as a child. I did not know, that Rick Parfitt sung this, i think he sings it with more feel and musicality than on later albums, amazing! Very special to see these young men short time before they became a hard rock band with often monotone rhythm and melodies, of course i liked that also.

[misterobvious]

sounds very Brothers Gibb to me....who wrote this tune?

[STataw]

Anthony King wrote this tune.

[bryemycaz]

Some fella called Anthony King. I think on the Spare Parts album they were trying to be the Bee Gees. Thank god Ma Kelly showed them the way.

[Khultan]

Nice...a song that isn't about falling in but falling out of. And several years later, Bread comes out with, though the music structure is quite different, another song about love but about not being the one. Nice.

[metanoia75]

I like this song. great!!!

[quonation]

brilliant song.

[quonation]

brilliant song.

[sixtiessyl]

love the early quo psych pop period...beautiful song!

[frednobber]

Yes it's a really lovely song. From a Status Quo fan, it has to be an early classic.

[PAULLONDEN]

@sixtiessyl .."Psych".....this????

[ghoulishpersistence]

I first heard and saw this on VH1classic, which I am very fond of. I totally fell in love with this song... I really didn't know that Status Quo used to sound like this once, but then again; this is not presisly the song the band is known for.

[indresx83]

what year is this? does anyone know? 1965-ish?

[bryemycaz]

1969

[grabitoku]

one of the better from the early days..

[Ahzdiosh]

Without the Quo there'd have been no Spinal Tap.

[jayseanNO9]

lol

[thebigyin1888]

this song was recorded after going down the dust pipe,but it did not make charts

[bryemycaz]

No this was the album before Dustpipe, Its off the spare parts album from 1969

[indresx83]

thanx :)

[luangu]

Bee Gees inspired, beautiful.

[richl]

Was this originally by Cupid's Inspiration .. anyone know ?

[mliiez]

this song is great! before my time but great

[Teleboogie]

@1974rail:

No, sorry, don't think I have. I'll check whatever old stuff I got, not that much unfortunately, and put up the lot. It'll have to be in a two weeks time though, as I'm off for holiday and Quo in Skanderborg now! Yooohooooo!! QUO Forever!! (Big grin!)

[richl]

i live in the same block as Patty Parfitt !!!

[statusquothebest]

what a great old song!

[1974rail]

wow do you have anymore clips from the show