The Beau Brummels: Laugh Laugh

[1luiszepol]

Did they appeared in a Flintsones episode?

[dh190852]

Why are you hearing this alot on the radio? It's a timeless classic.

Great riffs and lyrics that still apply today.

A great song. Thanks for posting!!

Dave H Ia.

[effre88]

I will dedicate this song to Caroline Jensen the girl who decided to screw half the base while I was getting shot at in Afghanistan. She is getting everything she deserves right now

[MrMotownmanny]

Where's The Beau Brummelstones?

[je28511]

North Beach days, San Francisco, few years after their break up I would see lead singer Sal selling racing forms on friday nights at old Bay Meadows Racetrack in San Mateo.. Nice to talk with, but I felt sorry for his short career... tough competion during British Invasions Beatles, Animals, The searchers...

[glasscitadel12]

i'm hearing this alot on the radio--lately!

[Khultan]

♪♪♪♪♪▼♪♪♪♪♪

[kcbill54]

Great 60's band, and great song.

[TheAmargao]

MOD

[MsJune54]

always loved this song and love that harmonica!!....thanks for sharing

[oldermusiclover]

to whoever posted to me my e mail won't let me send back response to you

[FORENSICTEXASNURSE1]

Brings back lots of great memories

[renojim432]

they were the first group i ever saw live

[BungleJerry]

The harmonica plays a rather horrid bum note at 1:13. I'd never noit before, and now I can't help noticing it every time I hear the song.

[mstyuro]

produced by stewert "sly" stone. does anyone have an unedited version of this? the harmonica break is edited about 10 seconts at 2:00.

[glasscitadel12]

@mstyuro i didn't know!!!! the sound is there, now that i know--i listen for it.

[PaulGreen11]

Where's the left hand guitar player from the Flintstones?

[mrbag60]

These guys put San Francisco on the rock n' roll map back in early 65' and were likely the first folk-rock band as well considering this song predated The Byrds version of Dylan's Mr. Tambourine Man by about 3 months.

[sauquoit13456]

When I first heard this record in 1965 I thought the title of the song was "Last Laugh" {It fits}...

[lazur1]

@sauquoit13456 It'd be better.

[nc51heel]

Great sound

[johnroxdemsox2]

Good good song :)

[nashvillesong1]

Awesome recording! even after all these years. excellent pics, too....well done! We knew them in the 80's in San Francisco...Dec Mulligan was our mentor, friend and producer of out 1983 45 single : that's a long time ago...thanks for posting.

[11xzxzxz]

Yeah Sal had a Lennonish voice that conveyed so much .. but I only know a couple of their songs. Harmonica and Sal's voice makes the song great.

[NcicHit2]

Great job on the video and a great song. Sal was a great singer.

[wildbill259]

sounds so much like the beatles!

[kdawg15100]

I never knew what this song meant when I was younger. But now that I'm older, I understand.

[fx4warrior88]

Hahahaha uncle buck

[TimelordR]

This happens to be 1 of my favorite songs from the 60's! Thanks for sharing.