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Bob Lind played solo in Knoxville,TN around this time & I must say his performance was PERFECT! I would like to see him with a full band like this,though.
TheFictionfilms 5 months ago
I really like this song!
msicmaker 10 months ago
love this song and its my name
rainwater0000 1 year ago
Bob Lind's great but Blues Project does the best version; sorry Bob.
terps82md 1 year ago
Sorry but I prefer the cover performed by the english group "The Rokes" with the title "Che colpa abbiamo noi" (1966). Try...it's great!
gbray272 2 years ago
otway does it real justice
fartinringo 2 years ago
Sorry, but this is another example of a song that is better covered - check out John Otway and Wild Willy Barrett to here this song performed with true passion (Old Grey Whistle Test Performance recommended)
NickSendall 2 years ago
I'd second that, Nick. Otway is a brilliantly eccentric bloody genius of an entertainer, and a damned good songwriter. No one could put more into a performance, he's got more energy & true rock spirit in his little finger than a lot of big earning artists. And Barrett, as I know you know Nick, is a master musician, again an underated 'guitar (and anything with strings) god' and a brilliant & very witty entertainer too. They are together on their 'incompatible' tour right now, superb stuff!
pewtersuitor4 2 years ago 4
hear, I mean, not here! Must have been drunk :)
NickSendall 2 years ago
@NickSendall Sorry...not even close.
hollies65 1 year ago
Jamie shows up again! Great song!
Grantalonus 2 years ago
Happy Birthday CHERYL!
sabeth23 2 years ago
Good tune!
Zelley100 2 years ago
This is a great song...and Mr Lind sounds as good as he did in 1966. 5 stars!
hollies65 3 years ago 2
italian version "Che colpa abbiamo noi",is awesome!
trottolicchio 3 years ago
Extroadinary. The album this was from had all brilliant songs-disappeared 15years ago with the ex....ho..hum
larryonlineone 3 years ago
Another great song by Bob...he is one super songwriter.
davpier59 3 years ago
I didn't realize Bob Lind had done this on the flip side of Elusive Butterfly. Great song, and one of my favorite cuts from The Blues Project's Projections LP which has a great lead vocal delivered by Steve Katz.
RoyFive 3 years ago
@RoyFive Which version is better flip a coin
spacepatrolman 6 months ago
@RoyFive it has a similar drum track to elusive butterfly jack nitsche arranged it
spacepatrolman 6 months ago
Very enjoyable easy listenig music thank you Vonnie
velvetvixen16 4 years ago