I'm not gonna lie, I really hate this version. It completely ruins the entire feel of the traditional version. I am sad someone came up with this idea.
This Version was Taken from Bobby Comstock and the Counts originaly released on Blaze records, around 1959 or 1960 truly a great version, find it you'll like it
Great seeing the late Mick Green playing the lead guitar on this song. This is mostly the original Dakotas lineup. RIP Mick Green, you were one of the greatest guitar player in rock and roll music!
According to a very interesting biography of the Beatles, Brian Epstein only signed up Billy J. Kramer (or whatever his real name was) because he fancied him, and not because he could sing - because apparently, he couldn't. Mind you, Brian fancied John Lennon, too, but at least he had real talent!
Americas better we invented television phonograph records ,electric guitars ,jazz and rock and roll discovered the existance of other galaxys in space also get most of the nobel prizes.
Yeah, yeah - we Brits know our place ;-) But hey, television - wasn't that the Scotsman John Logie Baird?? The Germans will tell you Johann Philipp Reis invented the television. Any other offers - the Chinese, the ancient Greeks, the Vikings?? And don't forget Liverpool in the 1960s, or Hamburg for that matter - absolute pop and rock 'n roll 'Meccas'.
I have some of their music in my library and like it a lot. I just looked them up on wikipedia. I did not know of their Beatles connection. Very cool.
I'm not gonna lie, I really hate this version. It completely ruins the entire feel of the traditional version. I am sad someone came up with this idea.
MrAfrotastic11 5 months ago
@MrAfrotastic11 : Which one is the "traditional version" for you ?As the number of people who covered this song is pretty hard to count.
kathykisslight1 3 months ago
lol i was from the 20s and now to the 60s
kielego 6 months ago
horrible and fantastic -- thanks for posting
georgef1776 1 year ago 2
This Version was Taken from Bobby Comstock and the Counts originaly released on Blaze records, around 1959 or 1960 truly a great version, find it you'll like it
sunrecords56 1 year ago
Great seeing the late Mick Green playing the lead guitar on this song. This is mostly the original Dakotas lineup. RIP Mick Green, you were one of the greatest guitar player in rock and roll music!
cforssi 1 year ago
Billy looks like Will Arnett at certain angles!
Wilthomer66 2 years ago
Une tres bonne chanson qui n'est pas sur les best off de Billy J Kramer, dommage!
TheGrouicgrouic 2 years ago
j'aime beaucoup Billy J Kramer
Bertrandd06 2 years ago
According to a very interesting biography of the Beatles, Brian Epstein only signed up Billy J. Kramer (or whatever his real name was) because he fancied him, and not because he could sing - because apparently, he couldn't. Mind you, Brian fancied John Lennon, too, but at least he had real talent!
expatbritingermany 2 years ago
this is a great video! its nice to see videos that are hard to find, thanks for putting it on
8h6ed 2 years ago
I am a great fan of Billy JK but this must be the biggest load of rope ever made. Come on Billy you can do no worse than this. Just my opinion.
g1h2nedlaw 2 years ago 2
I always wondered what Pee Wee King thought about this version. Great beat and I like Billy J Kramer and The Dakotas.
NcicHit 2 years ago
Look out for the 4 CD box set on Billy J. Kramer and The Dakotas. Lots of goodies on there.
moorlock2003 2 years ago
shindig rocks
moorlock2003 3 years ago
Billy j. kramer is from england a counry better than america he"s singing about a waltz from tennessee
unrealvariety 3 years ago
Americas better we invented television phonograph records ,electric guitars ,jazz and rock and roll discovered the existance of other galaxys in space also get most of the nobel prizes.
spacepatrolman 2 years ago
Yeah, yeah - we Brits know our place ;-) But hey, television - wasn't that the Scotsman John Logie Baird?? The Germans will tell you Johann Philipp Reis invented the television. Any other offers - the Chinese, the ancient Greeks, the Vikings?? And don't forget Liverpool in the 1960s, or Hamburg for that matter - absolute pop and rock 'n roll 'Meccas'.
expatbritingermany 2 years ago 2
David sarnoff invented the videocon tube in the tv camera he ran rca ,philo farnsworth invented the tv picture tube.
spacepatrolman 2 years ago
wow
unrealvariety 3 years ago
This is pretty awesome. Any idea of what tv show this is from?
dougzilla 3 years ago
this is from the Shindig show
nyrainbow2 3 years ago
Thanks
I have some of their music in my library and like it a lot. I just looked them up on wikipedia. I did not know of their Beatles connection. Very cool.
dougzilla 3 years ago
@dougzilla
Isn't this great?
joeyd1957 1 year ago
Check out Bobby Comstock's version.
phillydog17 3 years ago