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Also I loved the beautifully harmonised "You don't mean diiiiiiiiiiick " at 1.37.

Not that we want to lose him, but I can't think of a better obituary for McCartney than this.

Just broadcast this - job done

Don't see much wrong with this - fer sure Pat is a bit weird, don't mind the latin treatment though - it kinda works. But doesn't Blackmore absolutely nail the Santana-esque solo?

I'd have liked to heard more of that.

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Which is probably why no-one today sounds that good. 60's and early 70's bands had huge backline amplification because the PA was vocals only. For sure, they all went deaf, but you don't get that sound nowadays; a pity, it was a great sound. We won't hear its like again.

Really, the song should be titled ""Where have you been all of my life". Which is what it actually is. See Beatles, Gerry and the Pacemakers, Arthur Alexander, et. al.

If this is not the most insane and excellent version of "Green Onions", I'll eat the poodles on my stool!

Oh fuck! The girl is a genius on the organ. Looks like a Thunderbirds puppet though. Brilliant!

If you care to listen to the gal... she's playing the pedals better then Jimmy Smith.

So put that in you pipe...

I think that Hank Marvin can shove that one up his arse. A totally different class of instrumental.

There are rare occasions where one envies one's elders. I've heard enough bands in bars. I'd swap 'em all for this. Quite superb.

Boys and Girls, of you want to make it in the music biz.... be as good as this!

Otherwise, don't bother, please.

Jeez, they were superb even back then. Shit, I'd pay good money to see a group that good today. Except there aren't any. Bummer!

@tibosabins Man, it's all about the money! But this is still as groovy as fuck.

"It ain't fair" to compare her to anyone else. This is the best female performance ever in the modern genre (ie. since we stopped listening to Ella). End of argument. I wish that someone could have told the girl that she set the bar too high. Watch her blowing Tom Jones away in Paris for proof....

How good can it get? One key, one chord - heaven!

Can't disagree with anything here - the solo at 0:55 is simply sublime. The very definition of "groove"

Anyone else noticed Mr Barry's little joke?

Compate and contast Nancy's singing with the line "Birds sing out of tune" from Peter and Gordon's "World without love".

Just sayin'