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niiiiice!

3:24...one of the best notes ever recorded!

BB2009LZ 3 months ago

I remember the original Classics IV version from my first childhood....

I listened well, didn't hear a saxophone.....How can you cover a sax with a guitar? Sounds OK but NO CIGAR! You guys may need to go ahead and get a band together to cover these pieces of music.... This is sad... Just screaming and more guitars......wow

b1lc1s 3 months ago

I'VE BEEN SEARCHING LOW AND HIGH!!!

JustSomeGuyOk 4 months ago

omg i finally found the version i heard on the radio!! THANK YOU KIND SIR! THANK YOU!

JustSomeGuyOk 4 months ago

@JustSomeGuyOk

You're welcome!

fretboardmusic 4 months ago 2

someone plz replyy. did The Zombies do a version cuz i thought i heard a version by them and it was my fav. i cant find it on youtube but i see it on google

BDubMusic110 6 months ago

The first recording of "Spooky" was an instrumental version by saxophonist Mike Sharp. It was a 1966 - 1967 release...forgotten by most people.

Mike Sharp (Shapiro) was part of the team that wrote "Spooky". J.R. Cobb, Buddy Buie & Harry Middlebrooks, Jr. were all listed as co-writers. They eventually became The Atlanta Rhythm Section.

Spooky was originally written about Andrea Bandaras, who ironically now gets the royalty checks for "Spooky." Andrea lives in an affluent Atlanta neighborhood now.

DirtySouthTV 6 months ago

Ok maybe I was incorrect; ARS may not be the original to this song.

But they were the first I heard; I’ve always liked this version the best :p

inogi339 6 months ago

I meant other than the sax solo, this is the original song with vocals~

inogi339 6 months ago

This IS the original~~

inogi339 7 months ago

@inogi339 Wrong.

Jackle61 5 months ago in playlist atlanta rhythm section

Ohhh yeah

cutieyoyogirl101 9 months ago

Gotta love the classics

TheCarfan1 10 months ago

Love it, loveit, love it.

RMXAD5 11 months ago

so they sound real similar. that's because a lot of the original members from classics iv quit the band and jointed Atlanta ryrhm section. check out the original by classics iv secound or third video down.

trae2241 1 year ago

great Halloween song

rockmetonite 1 year ago

awesoooome

GrlWitRosesInHerEyes 1 year ago

Love the guitar solo first and second.

Bluesdirections 1 year ago 2

Truely Brilliant!!

stephen7894 1 year ago

FINALLY!!! Damn this version is the best

silliemunkie 1 year ago

love this song thanks!!

timewarp76 1 year ago

LOVE IT!!!

valeriebarsini 1 year ago

this song is cool, hip and timeless... a classic!

emeraldcityvideos 2 years ago

I've never seen an ARS video for this studio version.

fretboardmusic 2 years ago

What's the word..."trippy". Is this supposed to be trippy? This is cool, but is the original studio recording available to view? I've looked but can't seem to find it. I've found "So Into You" and that's awesome!

mrjleifholt 2 years ago

This was originally posted with the "trippy" graphics by someone else,and removed.The owner of the copyright graciously allowed me to repost it.How do you view an audio recording?

fretboardmusic 2 years ago 3

Yeah, I did phrase that oddly, didn't I. What I meant to ask was is there a video that was made along with the original studio recording? It seems almost impossible to find these original studio recordings along with their videos...but if you want live renditions, there all over the place ( ! ).

mrjleifholt 2 years ago

This is a cover - who did the original?

billjoe39 2 years ago

The Classics IV

fretboardmusic 2 years ago

Thanks. Both are good , but the Classics IV version is the one I remember more.

billjoe39 2 years ago

@fretboardmusic

700kotchi 11 months ago

The Classics IV did the original. Ironically enough members of the ARS were the original studio cats that cut the 1st version! no WONDER they sound so similar, right???

Bobnoxious 2 years ago