I woke up this morning thinking of this song. I was about 4 when this was out but I remember my father had the 45 in the house and remember myself always wanting to play it.
This is a true classic which has its deserved place in Rock N Roll history.
I had never seen the video before today but it certainly matched the energy of the song.
I agree-anybody that posted a dislike to this-what was the point? If you clicked on the video to watch you already loved the song-IMO
I remember when I was a kid, I REALLY wanted a pair of those boots. Alas,, when you are 9 years old, your parents had a different outlook on life. They got me desert boots instead! Oh well, this song still rocks!
I don't understand why the female drummer isn't the focal point of this group. The rest of the blokes just look like average sixties popstars. With a bit of 'crumpet', as I think they would of said in the 60's, this lot could have gone far. Plus the drumming is actually good.
I can never stay completely still when I hear a song like this. The foot must tap, at least. This puts me in a great mood when I hear it!
Glad I'm old enough to have had songs like this growing up! Although, the band members look so young now. When I saw them in the 60's they looked so grown-up and cool! (I was about 11 years old.)
I imagined, back then, I'd be able to hear this music outside my own private record collection.
@TheCommittee20111 Oh I really wish I had one. He used to have a regular gig in Hackney and the Hainault Oak in Hainault and Im pretty sure there is nothing. I knew him well, mind you that was 35 years ago !?! Hope someone can help you at some point, you neer know x
@charlyW34 I don't care if he was a freak, misfit or crazy..I loved it then, and I love it even more now that I am 61 years old! Brilliant. (I used to be in love with the plump one with the spex!)
Mrs Ethel Throckmorton of 42 Byron Terrace Luton was induced into a minor cardiac-arrest by the collective stomping of cuban heels on the stage at the Mecca balroom during Saturday bingo entertainment, 14th April 1964.
But from the clips I could glean, she comes under the 'all-girl' group catagory (one I'm now embarassed to have defined as criteria). I went to Wikipedia, and it seemed empty regarding her.
@naganokumas The Applejacks of course had a female bass player. Megan Davies. They went on tour with The Honeycombs during October and November 1964, along with Millie Small, Lulu and The Luvvers, and several others.
I have just read in my local paper that Martin Murray hopes to get a new Honeycombs together,but how many of the original band it includes and just when and if they will tour again im not certain yet.
@mears89 Hi, he already has a new line up, and it includes one original member. Himself. Let's be clear; Martin founded the band in 1963. It was called The Sheratons. Honey was first to join then her brother John. Alan Ward next and finally Denis D'Ell. Then they changed the name to The Honeycombs.Martin, who is 72, just loves the biz, and this line up is very experienced and professional. Most have had recording careers in their own right, and they are recording new material. thehoneycombs.info
@karloomick I have always found women musicians in pop or rock bands sexier than women trying too hard to be sexy like Madonna et al - they come off desperate . I will always remember this lady, the female drummer with Lenny Kravitz and Susie Quatro when I think of ultra-sexy.
It was written by Ken Howard/ Alan Blaikley, who also managed them until they split in 1967. The drummer was Honey Lantree. The lead singer was Denis D'Ell. It was the only No1, however they had another 3 hits with That's The Way reaching No12.
@roosevelthighschool Nope.This was the bands only publicised hit and the only one to reach no1 in the uk.They actually had 4-5 uk chart hits including 'Thats The Way' and 'Something better beginning'.If you buy a copy of their best of hits or see YT then you will notice they made quite some recordings and i think they should have had 10 top 40 hits of which 5 were worthy of a top 10 place.
I've ALWAYS loved this song but never saw it until You Tube, OH THANK YOU! Now, if only I could find out what kind of lead guitar he's playing. The sounds he gets from that baby is just way too cool!! It's all a turn on!
@TWENTIETHCENTURYBABY --he was gay during a time where you could get killed for that fact. I never heard anything about pedophilia, and I think that would be a part of the history if it were true, but I don't know.
you have all to see the great & tragic movie about Joe Meek who produced this song at his london appartment. the "stamping bass drum sound" comes from the guys who stamped up the stairs which was prepared with microphones! the movie is called telstar, the story of Joe meek
you have all to see the great & tragic movie about Joe Meek who produced this song at his london appartment. the "stamping bass drum sound" comes from the guys who stamped up the stairs which was prepared with microphones!
@aandrus7 No it was a very strange auction, but apart from that I think it would have been in the order of a thousand quid. They'd got a big collection - signed Beatles, Who, Stones (Signed by Jones and Moon), Sean Connery etc.
What a weird era the 60's were. Grey suits and ties and shiny shoes, now it's jeans hanging off their arses and hair combed up like a wave. I know what I prefer.
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Lifts my mood every time; toe tapping. They all were well dressed and well groomed which added to the appeal. Thanks for posting. Best Wishes and Peace to ALL.
@TheBabyboomkidof53 It's not my intention to ruin the song! I like to put twists on things. I guess I just like all styles of music and don't limit myself to one thing.
@Jarren202 I have listened to this song for decades and not become bored as it is......if boredom is a problem it's solution is an inward fix. not an outward tweek.
@TheBabyboomkidof53 Oh I'm not bored of this song at all! I never will be either, it's fantastic! But I think it's really interesting to reimagine old songs in new styles, that way they may even find a new audience.
And who knows, that new audience may do research and discover the original song and fall in love with it as you did back when you were young!
I always like to keep an open mind on things. I hope that never changes.
@HilaryMG yes i quite agree isnt he georgeous, i grew up in the 1960s so can remember dancing to the radio on a sunday afternoon with jimmy saville pick of the pops so that was the music i grew up with love it then ,love it now, only music i listen to, fantastic 1960s, you say god bless dennis, has he passed on.
@fairycake4me Hi there, yes sadly he died in 2005, it was a shock when I read this...after all we`re still the young pretty things as back then LOL.. but yes sadly Dennis is no longer with us, R.I.P. Dennis, The 60`s was an amazing time the music was just phenominal and this song always makes me feel so good.And thanks to Youtube to be able to look and listen to my favorites again..oh and again ;) is just as they say..what the doctor ordered ;)
@HilaryMG oh what a terrible shame, i was shocked to here that dave dee from dave dee dozy beeky mick and titch had died would liked to have seen them, yes god bless to both of them and lon g live the fabulous 1960s.
@fairycake4me , I know, it just shows the fragility of life, if you know what I mean, if I`m honest,, sure I would like to look like I did back then ;) but would never have missed the fabulous 60`s you are so right! mind I love a lot of the singers/musicians of today..we always have those years to look back on, but must move with the times also ;)
@lindylou381 - whats her name ? very unusual to have a female drummer in the early 60's - mo tucker was a bit later 66 - 67 with the velvet underground , karen carpenter was also an excellent drummer - didnt know about this girl though - outstanding .
I woke up this morning thinking of this song. I was about 4 when this was out but I remember my father had the 45 in the house and remember myself always wanting to play it.
This is a true classic which has its deserved place in Rock N Roll history.
I had never seen the video before today but it certainly matched the energy of the song.
I agree-anybody that posted a dislike to this-what was the point? If you clicked on the video to watch you already loved the song-IMO
lotusesprit1981 11 hours ago
those must be 13 crazy ppl
bonang101 4 days ago
circa 1:30 the camera pans around and reveals that the drummer is deffo Ringo Starr in drag...look at the face ffs!
Loobs666 1 week ago
It's one of those tunes that is always there. Just like Telstar and you recognise it in any form.
TheMimifur 1 week ago
Somewhere in the back of your mind there is this space which holds a lot of music.
Well at least in my head there seems to be.
Thought I didn't know this group. Untill I heard "Have I the right" again this evening,
Pure sentiment. Love this song. Thanks for posting this clip.
60ties 2 weeks ago
grrrr, come right back! Love that little growl!
MrJib88 2 weeks ago
I remember when I was a kid, I REALLY wanted a pair of those boots. Alas,, when you are 9 years old, your parents had a different outlook on life. They got me desert boots instead! Oh well, this song still rocks!
metroken 2 weeks ago
even play burns guitars hank marvin's model.
disjoinedchip2 3 weeks ago
typical 60s bog standard jet harris and hank marvin lookalikes and footwork. only unique bit is the girl drummer.
disjoinedchip2 3 weeks ago
Fantastic suits, shirts, ties and haircuts. And a fantastic sound, too!! :)
circles69 1 month ago
Bit of triv for you - Honey and her brother John were hairdressers - hence the 'combs'
Sids60sSounds 1 month ago
@Sids60sSounds Brilliant bit of ' triv ' Sid, never knew that !
flammasherman 4 weeks ago
fantastic song
Synthematix 1 month ago
I don't understand why the female drummer isn't the focal point of this group. The rest of the blokes just look like average sixties popstars. With a bit of 'crumpet', as I think they would of said in the 60's, this lot could have gone far. Plus the drumming is actually good.
PNETriffid 1 month ago
@PNETriffid The drummer was called Honey Lantree. So she was quite the focal point in one way.
zaftra 1 month ago
@PNETriffid You're right. Grinning Dave Clark always stuck his kit up front, so should've Honey
Sids60sSounds 1 month ago
12 people have no right!
Luciannaminx 1 month ago 4
@Luciannaminx To be watching this video.
TWENTIETHCENTURYBABY 1 month ago
The rhythm guitarist in the glasses looks a complete tool. . .
TheValdoe 1 month ago 2
YES!!!! been looking for this for ages but didn't know who sang it or even what it's called! so getting this now
captainkpeanuts 1 month ago
Very good quality vid. Thanks for posting!
I can never stay completely still when I hear a song like this. The foot must tap, at least. This puts me in a great mood when I hear it!
Glad I'm old enough to have had songs like this growing up! Although, the band members look so young now. When I saw them in the 60's they looked so grown-up and cool! (I was about 11 years old.)
I imagined, back then, I'd be able to hear this music outside my own private record collection.
MsZathras 1 month ago
Apparently this was very big in Sweden.
shrivel1 2 months ago
All that talent and not a single decent close-up of the drummer..!
huterry 2 months ago 3
Is the hand clap intentionally a micro-beat behind do you think?
Joshua12345 2 months ago
The Bond Giutars in full swing.
edshift 2 months ago
Love it!! This has always been one of favorite song's from the '60's. Love the pink top on
Honey, the drummer. Hence the name Honeycombs.
srohowsky 2 months ago
A female drummer as well. Almost unheard of throughout the 60s - and any other era for that matter.
bilby53 2 months ago 2
His name was Dee Dazill ( not sure of spelling) He died a few years back now. Brilliant bloke. Did a mean Samba Parti ( Santana ). R.I.P Dee
maidmarianx1 2 months ago
@maidmarianx1 is there a recording of Dee's version of "Samba Pa Ti"? I would love to hear it :D
TheCommittee20111 2 months ago
@TheCommittee20111 Oh I really wish I had one. He used to have a regular gig in Hackney and the Hainault Oak in Hainault and Im pretty sure there is nothing. I knew him well, mind you that was 35 years ago !?! Hope someone can help you at some point, you neer know x
maidmarianx1 2 months ago
Cool.
steeplepossum39 2 months ago
Who's the lead guitarist? have I seen him with the Animals?
fantastu 2 months ago
Ok I admit it, I did buy this back in the day!
aliwhitwell 2 months ago
Joe Meek what a genius!
Monkeymanmoog 2 months ago
thank you you tube this is the music
pedro88602 2 months ago
What are these guys doing today?
BlkglasTheVette 2 months ago
ooooohhhhhhhhh Honey in Color! Can't stop watching Her. Intriguiing.
She was a "trail blazer"........
desert3347 3 months ago
@desert3347 She was lovely wasn't she?
zenileon 2 months ago
@zenileon Yea! Cute as can be, talented, one of a kind!! She still looks "great" today.
desert3347 2 months ago
@desert3347 all accept 1 they live in the sudbury area i think steve sparks lives in cambridge i know him well
whitefoot2009 2 months ago
A very arresting sound, produced by the troubled genius Joe Meek. Lets hear it for the freaks, misfits and crazies.
charlyW34 3 months ago 33
@charlyW34 I don't care if he was a freak, misfit or crazy..I loved it then, and I love it even more now that I am 61 years old! Brilliant. (I used to be in love with the plump one with the spex!)
normalil 1 month ago 3
One of the songs that remind me of my dear sis Anne! RIP bless you love
TheRanhyn 3 months ago
Oh yeah, those weren't the days...
hhelpmaboab 3 months ago
onlineweb has it reaching #1 in late august, between Do Wah Diddy and You Really Got Me.
vania1917 3 months ago in playlist More videos from shaddow2002
The song is still thrilling and The Honeycombs was an important group.
klokheten 3 months ago
i fell in love with the drummer honey langtree when this first come out
MrRon1950 3 months ago
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Mrs Ethel Throckmorton of 42 Byron Terrace Luton was induced into a minor cardiac-arrest by the collective stomping of cuban heels on the stage at the Mecca balroom during Saturday bingo entertainment, 14th April 1964.
Lytton333 3 months ago
There was nothing like the British invasion in the 1960s. here I am talking about it in 2011. Is this insane or what?
stevemladenrenko 3 months ago
Have I the right to listen to this on repeat?
JERSEY270391 3 months ago in playlist JERSEY270391's favorites
i bet that chick gave good hand jobs
gavlaing 3 months ago
this group were unusual at the time because they had a female drummer
davyboy232 3 months ago
Have I the right to ask why 10 dimwits did not like this foot-stomping-hard-rocking classic? Drummer - Ann Lantree is a honey!
stp88661 3 months ago 2
@stp88661 Because they are fucking dickheads mate!
yorkie6687 3 months ago
Anybody know what brand of bass that is?
flossflink 3 months ago
@flossflink pretty sure its a burns , like the guitars
daka001 2 months ago
Maureen Tucker: drummer for the Velvet Underground.
movetherunner 4 months ago
Honey Comb Joe Meek Jr!!!
kingkung77 4 months ago
No, that's not Austin Powers, it's Ernie Douglas from "My Three Sons." Is that Ryan Secrest singing lead?
drcrumpler 4 months ago
No, that's not Austin Powers, it's Ernie Douglas from "My Three Sons."
drcrumpler 4 months ago
The drummer is a woman.
I want to find other examples.
All-girl bands and Karen Carpenter aside, what are other significant examples?
Please help.
naganokumas 4 months ago in playlist naganokumas's Favorited Videos
@naganokumas Check out Ina Ray Hutton, big band from the '30's and '40's but brilliant.
TWENTIETHCENTURYBABY 3 months ago
@TWENTIETHCENTURYBABY Thankyou so much for your referral. Most enjoyable.
But from the clips I could glean, she comes under the 'all-girl' group catagory (one I'm now embarassed to have defined as criteria). I went to Wikipedia, and it seemed empty regarding her.
This is something that needs to be addressed.
naganokumas 3 months ago in playlist naganokumas's favourites
@naganokumas The Applejacks of course had a female bass player. Megan Davies. They went on tour with The Honeycombs during October and November 1964, along with Millie Small, Lulu and The Luvvers, and several others.
PlantagenetKW 3 months ago
I heard somewhere this was the first music promo vid done in colour.
jam1966ful 4 months ago
@jam1966ful No, this is actually one of the lip-synched songs recorded by Frederic Good for the 1965 music review movie Pop Gear (aka Go Go Mania),
pdeckder 4 months ago
@pdeckder Thanks for the correction. It was something I heard quit a number of years ago and took as fact.
jam1966ful 4 months ago
I have just read in my local paper that Martin Murray hopes to get a new Honeycombs together,but how many of the original band it includes and just when and if they will tour again im not certain yet.
mears89 4 months ago
@mears89 Hi, he already has a new line up, and it includes one original member. Himself. Let's be clear; Martin founded the band in 1963. It was called The Sheratons. Honey was first to join then her brother John. Alan Ward next and finally Denis D'Ell. Then they changed the name to The Honeycombs.Martin, who is 72, just loves the biz, and this line up is very experienced and professional. Most have had recording careers in their own right, and they are recording new material. thehoneycombs.info
PlantagenetKW 3 months ago
Drummer is Honey (Ann) Lantree born Middx England 1943
Dunbardinnes 4 months ago
fucking great song and a sexy drummer
karloomick 4 months ago
@karloomick I have always found women musicians in pop or rock bands sexier than women trying too hard to be sexy like Madonna et al - they come off desperate . I will always remember this lady, the female drummer with Lenny Kravitz and Susie Quatro when I think of ultra-sexy.
MsMrReason 4 months ago
It was written by Ken Howard/ Alan Blaikley, who also managed them until they split in 1967. The drummer was Honey Lantree. The lead singer was Denis D'Ell. It was the only No1, however they had another 3 hits with That's The Way reaching No12.
den676 4 months ago
Clean cut boys for back then! Is that a woman drummer?
1960sgirl1 4 months ago
Clean cut boys for back then!
1960sgirl1 4 months ago
60's music,great songs,not keen on the beatles,overrated in my opinion,but i could be wrong.....................
ab240867 4 months ago 2
i read somewhere a while back that the girl drummer actually wrote this song.
pk2099 4 months ago
Is the lead singer Len Berry? Someone told me that he was the lead singer of this band.
roosevelthighschool 4 months ago
LOVE this era of music!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
tbibmarnie 4 months ago
Is this song this band's only hit?
roosevelthighschool 4 months ago
@roosevelthighschool Nope.This was the bands only publicised hit and the only one to reach no1 in the uk.They actually had 4-5 uk chart hits including 'Thats The Way' and 'Something better beginning'.If you buy a copy of their best of hits or see YT then you will notice they made quite some recordings and i think they should have had 10 top 40 hits of which 5 were worthy of a top 10 place.
mears89 4 months ago
I've ALWAYS loved this song but never saw it until You Tube, OH THANK YOU! Now, if only I could find out what kind of lead guitar he's playing. The sounds he gets from that baby is just way too cool!! It's all a turn on!
CherzieBear 4 months ago
Considering how much of the rubbish of the time has aged-badly-this ain't bad. I was 8 at the time and quite raved about it.
blaudrogist 4 months ago
Female drummer...hummm don't get me wrong,nowt up with it but it just doesn't look right in the 60's lol
gillywilltom 4 months ago
@gillywilltom To be honest it doesn't look right in any era, great song though
Jordannadroj20 4 months ago
Saw them in the seventies in a club (with my parents) no girl drummer and this was the only song anyone knew
louisesk999 4 months ago
i was born 1981 but this song puts all the shit released 2 shame
karloomick 4 months ago
all hail Joe Meek.
plfdjack 5 months ago 16
@plfdjack He liked young boys so I hear.
TWENTIETHCENTURYBABY 3 months ago
@TWENTIETHCENTURYBABY --he was gay during a time where you could get killed for that fact. I never heard anything about pedophilia, and I think that would be a part of the history if it were true, but I don't know.
plfdjack 3 months ago
@plfdjack your so right !!!!!
bolanrules 3 months ago
@plfdjack All hail Honey Lantree!
kermsroomy 2 months ago 13
that's an amazing clip.
wasthere1 5 months ago
maybe the British are more progressive when it comes to women and music than us Yanks are.
homelesshannah50 5 months ago
@homelesshannah50 maybe? :o)
jrodgers1961 5 months ago
that young lady was good !about as good as ringo! or better!
tonytarheel55 5 months ago
9 people can go and fall off a (honeylan) TREE.
senseit2007 5 months ago
Good memories here. Love it.
57megafred 5 months ago
Happy 68th Honey Lantree on drums
paulhamerton1 5 months ago 2
Meg White's maw on the drums. Same sexy style.
andreaneilcmc 5 months ago
didnt realise they would allow women to touch instruments back then. let alone drums!
SonnyJmSonnyJm 5 months ago 2
Absolute classic vid
southlondon63 5 months ago
Love the Honeycombs, but has anyone seen , a vid with amplification ?? lol ..This smashed the charts, from nowhere..Alan legend guitar !! ..
atomicbeatles 5 months ago
Rowan Atkinson on bass there...
JacJavJac 5 months ago
Love this. I had an old 45 single of this for many years. Fab memories.
olcinm 5 months ago
god and i always thought she was blonde what a let down
MyAlbert47 5 months ago
And Joe Meek was supposed to be tone deaf, he did alright producing.
bloodnokian 5 months ago
1:04 No way - that's Austin Powers!!!
duffy040 6 months ago 15
@duffy040 Yeaah Baby!
mankycaaant 4 months ago
@duffy04
O Do Behave . . .Easy tiger .
bubs101able 3 months ago
@duffy040 if you want austin powers, check out Peter and Gordon!
Richayy63 3 months ago
@duffy040 Lol, yeah. Shagadelic
SuperPanda1971 3 months ago
@duffy040 No way - that's Christopher Reeve!
Kolef88 2 months ago
oooohhhhh "Honey" WOW....she's acuatly a Drummer and sings back-ups!
47yesican 6 months ago
Nice clear vid.Great sound.Thanks.
martyw34 6 months ago
Excellent mix of Burns guitars on display.
simonlilley 6 months ago 2
were they from Oz or does my memory let me down again?
50christo 6 months ago
@50christo No they were from London, lead singer Denis D'Ell passed away in 2005
jrgboy 6 months ago
you have all to see the great & tragic movie about Joe Meek who produced this song at his london appartment. the "stamping bass drum sound" comes from the guys who stamped up the stairs which was prepared with microphones! the movie is called telstar, the story of Joe meek
Hermanroovers 6 months ago 2
you have all to see the great & tragic movie about Joe Meek who produced this song at his london appartment. the "stamping bass drum sound" comes from the guys who stamped up the stairs which was prepared with microphones!
Hermanroovers 6 months ago
Honey Lantreee on drums!
Namesake for the group.
fosbury68 6 months ago
Recorded in Joe Meek's flat in Holloway Road . He used the bathroom for echo!
leoseries57 6 months ago
Love the old Burns Bisons.
SuperAncientmariner 6 months ago
En av sextiotalets starkaste låtar.
macairre 6 months ago
Wow thanks--this is one of my all time favorite songs and this is the first time I've seen the Honeycombs. It's great.
brendacats50 6 months ago
WHO IS THE DRUMMER?
SHE'S BEATING THE HELL OUT OF THE DRUMS!
"HOT" LOOKING-PROBABLY A GRANDMOTHER NOW.
desert3347 6 months ago
@desert3347 Honey Lantree, original hornbag on drums! ('honey'combs)
kennnmoran1 6 months ago
@desert3347 Honey Lantree hence Honeycombs
paulhamerton1 6 months ago
posnhhn-women cant play drums-please! she needs to get aggressive on those skins!
HSECMAN 6 months ago
posnhhn-women cant play drums-please!
HSECMAN 6 months ago
I was at an auction last weekend and they had a framed record and picture of these guys signed.
lewisner 6 months ago
@lewisner Wow! Did you get it?
aandrus7 6 months ago
@aandrus7 No it was a very strange auction, but apart from that I think it would have been in the order of a thousand quid. They'd got a big collection - signed Beatles, Who, Stones (Signed by Jones and Moon), Sean Connery etc.
lewisner 6 months ago
1:07...Ernie Douglas from My Three Sons..
parkman35 6 months ago
... what guitars are they using?
Twonez 6 months ago
@Twonez The guitars are Burns, Bison model
therealmrsiren 6 months ago
I think the drummer was Honey Langtree, please correct me if I am wrong.
faxandy1962 6 months ago
@faxandy1962 close, Honey Lantree ; )
spigelian52 6 months ago
@faxandy1962 Close enough. The name is Lantree.
aandrus7 6 months ago
most awesome song and the drummer is an essex gal!my dad knew her.
65lindap 6 months ago
Thanks heaps.
One of my favourtie songs.
As engineers often say when designing a span, "I just can't bear it."
naganokumas 7 months ago
The Honeycombs - Something I got to tell you is another great tune
SouthSaturnDelta1 7 months ago
I didn't know IBM sponsored a band in the 60s.
bumperu 7 months ago
never enough stomping in videos now!
jp2002mr 7 months ago
@jp2002mr This bandhad percussion floor, speakers ect built into the floor and the stomping got intothe recording!
kennnmoran1 7 months ago
@kennnmoran1 its fantastic i just love it, i do a great turn at this doing karaoke! (with stomping)
jp2002mr 6 months ago
Guitars are Burns
justant69 7 months ago
@justant69 THANKS
mec1107 7 months ago
What a weird era the 60's were. Grey suits and ties and shiny shoes, now it's jeans hanging off their arses and hair combed up like a wave. I know what I prefer.
makjac46 7 months ago
Does anyone know which guitars they are using? I mean the brand?
SchoenbrunnDieBand 7 months ago
WOW This is a great song !
*****STARS
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rotsa1 7 months ago
never enough foot stamping in modern videos
jp2002mr 7 months ago
Always loved this song, but am shocked to re view the video and see Cherie Blair on drums!!!!
normalil 7 months ago
@normalil ..Like it LOL..
HilaryMG 7 months ago
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GiantRobot751 7 months ago
1:18 is the greatest synchronized move in any music video
GiantRobot751 7 months ago
Full percussion floor! microphones built in to it
kennnmoran1 7 months ago
Lifts my mood every time; toe tapping. They all were well dressed and well groomed which added to the appeal. Thanks for posting. Best Wishes and Peace to ALL.
mjcamck71 7 months ago
The bassist plays with 1 finger, like James Jamerson! The Hook!
MonkeySeeism 7 months ago
I have seen the video when I was 13 in the movie "Pop Gear". looks like the same video. Love the song so much up to now
Panchitobear 7 months ago
This could be played in a hard techno DJ set!
Jarren202 7 months ago
@Jarren202 please dont.
TheBabyboomkidof53 7 months ago
@TheBabyboomkidof53 No really, the tempo and thumping 4/4 rhythm would fit!
Jarren202 7 months ago
@Jarren202 it's a classic as it is . why ruin it with tecnico clap-trap? its soooooo 2011.....who needs it.
TheBabyboomkidof53 7 months ago
@TheBabyboomkidof53 It's not my intention to ruin the song! I like to put twists on things. I guess I just like all styles of music and don't limit myself to one thing.
That would get boring.
Jarren202 7 months ago
@Jarren202 I have listened to this song for decades and not become bored as it is......if boredom is a problem it's solution is an inward fix. not an outward tweek.
TheBabyboomkidof53 7 months ago
@TheBabyboomkidof53 Oh I'm not bored of this song at all! I never will be either, it's fantastic! But I think it's really interesting to reimagine old songs in new styles, that way they may even find a new audience.
And who knows, that new audience may do research and discover the original song and fall in love with it as you did back when you were young!
I always like to keep an open mind on things. I hope that never changes.
Jarren202 7 months ago
They were an excellent band and without a doubt Dennis D`ell was one of the handsomest singers! God Bless Dennis xxx
HilaryMG 8 months ago
@HilaryMG yes i quite agree isnt he georgeous, i grew up in the 1960s so can remember dancing to the radio on a sunday afternoon with jimmy saville pick of the pops so that was the music i grew up with love it then ,love it now, only music i listen to, fantastic 1960s, you say god bless dennis, has he passed on.
fairycake4me 7 months ago
@fairycake4me Hi there, yes sadly he died in 2005, it was a shock when I read this...after all we`re still the young pretty things as back then LOL.. but yes sadly Dennis is no longer with us, R.I.P. Dennis, The 60`s was an amazing time the music was just phenominal and this song always makes me feel so good.And thanks to Youtube to be able to look and listen to my favorites again..oh and again ;) is just as they say..what the doctor ordered ;)
HilaryMG 7 months ago
@HilaryMG oh what a terrible shame, i was shocked to here that dave dee from dave dee dozy beeky mick and titch had died would liked to have seen them, yes god bless to both of them and lon g live the fabulous 1960s.
fairycake4me 7 months ago
@fairycake4me , I know, it just shows the fragility of life, if you know what I mean, if I`m honest,, sure I would like to look like I did back then ;) but would never have missed the fabulous 60`s you are so right! mind I love a lot of the singers/musicians of today..we always have those years to look back on, but must move with the times also ;)
HilaryMG 7 months ago
懐かしィなぁ~~10代の頃でした ♪
大好きなグループだったよ
catsdaisuki2 8 months ago
hell yeah!!
ookalongbangbang 8 months ago
wow, wireless guitars. No wait, couldn't be, this was way back in the 60's.
makjac46 8 months ago
gr8 song, but where are the castanets, and did they have wireless guitars back then?
makjac46 8 months ago
good to see the powerhouse is a female, Go girl
lindylou381 8 months ago in playlist kiwiana 38
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SouthSaturnDelta1 7 months ago
@lindylou381 - whats her name ? very unusual to have a female drummer in the early 60's - mo tucker was a bit later 66 - 67 with the velvet underground , karen carpenter was also an excellent drummer - didnt know about this girl though - outstanding .
ThePanzerfist44 4 months ago
I once watched a bunch of drunk Marines dancing on top of a table bar in Korea to this song. I developed a stomach cramp from so much laughing.
xxchinookxx 8 months ago