After Richard Tepp moved from New Jersey to Cleveland, this song became quite popular in the Cleveland market. Definetly got its share of air time on WMMS-FM and WKYC (WTAM)-AM.
I remember recording that song way back in 66 on a cheap reel to reel tape recorder. Still have it but the quality is poor.It's good to hear it in high quality in you tube.
Great Song - Can anyone tell me what instrument is making that bell like sound in the background. I just wonder if it pre recorded music that they used in the session when the record was cut.
When our band, "The Noblemenn" was starting out this was one of our biggies. I remember playing it many times in my parents garage. We were one of the many bands named "The Noblemenn". We were from Garden City Michigan. 1965 until I quite after the summer of 1967. I had to get a real job since I was soon to be a senior in high school.
When I 16 in 1966, this song was covered by alot of bands playing in the coffee houses and teen meets. It was a fan favorite and one of first songs to show case the fuzz tone base. It still resonates. I'm glad that Janet is ok
Another of the great one hit wonders from the '60s. Visited the Civic Center in Lansing in 1966. Were on the Ch. 6 teen show "Swing Lively" with Dennis Wayne. Love this song and was a hit in Lansing and Detroit.
When I was thirteen I was playing this record in a friends bedroom with a few of my friends when two of the guys were playing around with a shot gun that went off and hit Janet Chaneir in the arm. Janet's fine now after many surgeries, but I'll never forget this song. It's a classic. Peace.
@cb3961 I played this on my weekend radio show while I attended Michigan State from 1968-72. They were actually from New Jersey. As for the Big 8, I tried to pattern myself to be like Scott Regan and Big Jim Edwards when I was a dj. Steve Hunter and Hal Martin were others I liked. Nothing matched the Big 8 in radio then or now, Sirius included.
After Richard Tepp moved from New Jersey to Cleveland, this song became quite popular in the Cleveland market. Definetly got its share of air time on WMMS-FM and WKYC (WTAM)-AM.
pbullock52 6 months ago
Great.........I have the Original in Mint condition..Really Big in Cleveland. Thanks.
TheTip64 8 months ago
I remember recording that song way back in 66 on a cheap reel to reel tape recorder. Still have it but the quality is poor.It's good to hear it in high quality in you tube.
monarch1957 1 year ago
Great Song - Can anyone tell me what instrument is making that bell like sound in the background. I just wonder if it pre recorded music that they used in the session when the record was cut.
Thanks !
IrwinGenealogy 1 year ago
@IrwinGenealogy Probably just a xylophone or marimba.
I got a copy of this 45 in a lea market (cracked, but still plays fine) for $1,
HarvestmanMan 1 year ago
@IrwinGenealogy I was told it was an African hair drum
Tahiti1030 3 months ago
Love it!!!!
tropicalpancake56 1 year ago
When our band, "The Noblemenn" was starting out this was one of our biggies. I remember playing it many times in my parents garage. We were one of the many bands named "The Noblemenn". We were from Garden City Michigan. 1965 until I quite after the summer of 1967. I had to get a real job since I was soon to be a senior in high school.
MrUncleglenn 1 year ago 2
When I 16 in 1966, this song was covered by alot of bands playing in the coffee houses and teen meets. It was a fan favorite and one of first songs to show case the fuzz tone base. It still resonates. I'm glad that Janet is ok
airtc22 1 year ago
Another of the great one hit wonders from the '60s. Visited the Civic Center in Lansing in 1966. Were on the Ch. 6 teen show "Swing Lively" with Dennis Wayne. Love this song and was a hit in Lansing and Detroit.
newhotman1001 2 years ago 7
Thank u for posting this great forgotton song. The Detroit band The Romantics covered this song on their 1983 album- great version also.
MrEvolution513 2 years ago
I like the drums.
foreal1992 2 years ago 2
Apparently the drums used are some African drum.
foreal1992 2 years ago
When I was thirteen I was playing this record in a friends bedroom with a few of my friends when two of the guys were playing around with a shot gun that went off and hit Janet Chaneir in the arm. Janet's fine now after many surgeries, but I'll never forget this song. It's a classic. Peace.
makingsense53 2 years ago 3
This was number one in Cleveland for ? weeks. Barely broke the top 50 in Pittsburgh................... Strange days!
Jackamoo1 2 years ago 3
Just goes to show you that we Clevelanders have taste!!
recordman64 2 years ago 7
newark, n.j. garage band formed in 1966. very popular on the east coast and the cleveland-detroit area.
fenncsu 2 years ago 3
romantics covered this quite good
BigBishop1 2 years ago
GREAT tune !!! i remember it well listening to CKLW out of Detroit...they were a Detroit band I'm pretty sure. Thanks for posting !!!
cb3961 2 years ago 2
@cb3961 I played this on my weekend radio show while I attended Michigan State from 1968-72. They were actually from New Jersey. As for the Big 8, I tried to pattern myself to be like Scott Regan and Big Jim Edwards when I was a dj. Steve Hunter and Hal Martin were others I liked. Nothing matched the Big 8 in radio then or now, Sirius included.
newhotman1001 2 weeks ago
There is a lot of good music that came out of this decade, it's to bad no one makes music that sounds like this anymore.
876489 2 years ago
The Black Hollies
Muck and the Mires
The Flakes
modskin 2 years ago
greatest record of 65!! to bad it was local. first punk stuff. any video from 65??
mickeysat17 2 years ago
One of the finest songs of the Psychedelic era also contains one of the finest screams of the entire rock era!
cornsloan 3 years ago