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I think Frank Zappa said something to the effect that Eddie Van Halen reinvented the electric guitar. Anyway, he gave him the nod. The guy was and still is a Wizard.He had the looks and the charm back then too.

My fave Jerry Doucette song. Kicks ass. Oh bring back 1979

I was playing this one night when my ex walked in the door and said something to the effect " I ''m glad you found something useful to do with your time" I thought I had.

These guys kind of gave the Beatles a musical run for their money. In retrospect this seems to be brilliance.

As someone else remarked. Love the set decoration. So mid sixties. Love it.

I have been trying to hear this for over 40 years. Thank you. Lesser known Mersey Beat group.

Thanks so much.

I remember a Tonight Show where Robert Klein,(yes I know I'm old) was dogging Buddy Rich in an interview. He said something to the effect that Buddy would be playing Disneyland in a Goofy suit. Buddy Rich then proceeded to shred. Robert Klein was contrite and embarrassed, to the point where he sa...

And Eric Clapton is God because?.............

This guy seems to be channeling the fifties. He is the man. Got the looks, the licks.

As usual. Genius riff.Genius simplicity. Although not so simple.

Yessssssss.Kick ass. Guitar solo is absolutely the best. The way the bass and lead intertwine.They kill

Thank you.Saw them in Toronto, Massey Hall 1974. I am glad to hear my musical tastes were in tact back then.

thanks so much for uploading this. I bought this 45 rpm in Calgary in 1970.Lost in transit. Been a fan ever since.Great song. Great guy

@1970JDL Agreed.

Jimmy Saville.So vile

@holydiver73 really? always sounded great. I saw Heinz 1964 and the guitarist was a red haired guy who kicked ass. Played a Gretsch. Greased lightning. I don't think it was Ritchie Blackmore though.

@PalerShadeOfWhite

It was 1968.How do I know? That was the last year I lived in the UK and my buddies told me about it that evening, down at the pub,because I missed it.Anyway,the Cream broke up in 68 and supposedly this is him giving the nod to them.

These songs are hits, if you are living in the mid sixties, which these guys were. What went wrong?They were hip.They were sixties.They were great.What went wrong?

Like I said on another post. This to me is England 1967.Beautiful.

Great guy. Love him. He was a scary looking little guy when he first started. Actually Kenny Jones had a kind of hard nut look about him. Anyway they were great.How they had financial problems is effing criminal.

Something about Itchycoo Park.It is England in 1967 to me. Really is "all to beautiful"

Steve Marriot deserved better.

George was a very underrated Beatle. Frankly, I think this song and others he wrote capture the kind of 60s mystical Beatles essence. His song "when we was fab" just captures and sums up that whole era to me anyway.So he still had the gift, twenty years on. Great persona and very nice guitarist ...

Everybody seems to think the stones were badasses, but can you think of any stones song which kicks ass like the Beatles? This song kicks ass. Andrew Loog Oldham said something to the effect that the Rolling Stones were sold as thugs, when actually they were nice guys. The Beatles were sold as ni...

Great.I used to watch him in England in the sixties on Saturday afternoon sports. He was around for years there. So glad there is footage of him. Way ahead of his time even in these times.Fantastically original and entertaining. Wonder what happened to him?

Yes. Joe was always one of the slickest, fastest, killer guitarists. I saw him at the Adelphi in Slough around 1964. He still looks the same.

This was the first time I ever saw Greg.Thanks for posting it. My absolute favorite,genius.

Mick Green was the Eddy Van Halen of his time. Mostly unrecognized by the great unwashed public, but revered by other guitarists in England. Finally he became recognized decades later as the true guitar hero he always was. This track proves it. Think it 's easy. Try playing it

beautiful. Great harmonies. Fond memories

I'll try again to post. Mick King ,who was the guitarist, was recognized by other British Guitarist as the BEST in the country. I saw them in 1964 in High Wycombe .Mick King was the King.I haven't heard this track since 1964 or whenever it was their entry on Ready Steady Win. Mick was very simil...

Well, his rant sort of reminds me of the closing scene of Scarface.Although his show was pretty much formula comedy, it was quite entertaining and it gave him a new shot at a career which was pretty much faded. Why would he be so full of resentment and vitriol about a show that gave him so much? ...