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This guy reminds me of a character John Belushi would have done. The facial expressions and the hand gestures are much like his when acting as someone gone nutz. Even the voice patterns are frighteningly similar.

Was this from the original cast? The years have blurred it a little, but El Gallo looks somewhat like Jerry Orbach. (Maybe just my eyes playing tricks on me---the mime looks female, and the original was male.) I saw this play first as a truncated version on TV in '64, then a full version by a ...

@Knightmessenger Yeah, who calls for a dissolve on a flowing shot? If this was a student TV production, the director should get graded-down.

Nice cover---and I'm old enough to remember when the original was new. It would be really cool if you could someday do a studio recording, since, with all due respect to your video recording equipment, and the acoustics at Kennett Flash, parts of the song were muffled.

One of the best vocal renditions of this song by a tribute band, but please re-post with decent audio. I had my computer audio and my headset audio cranked, and it still sounded like it was being broadcast from a distant planet. I spent much of the evening listening to Heart tributes, and I was...

WOW! One microphone, an unamplified guitar, in a dining room---and you sound great! All the so-called "great" contemporary pop singers, and their karaoke-like productions don't have the first clue to what makes folks like you so good. Even though this is an 80s song, it reminds me of the tale...

Well, it only took 40+ years for a video of this song actually being sung live. The reason his voice sounds different is because all the preceding presentations lip-synched the original 60s record. As far as I can tell, this is the only "in-the-moment" version of this song.

As a 15-year-old, I discovered this wonderful group of women who sang like women, unlike some of the screechy "girl groups", and I fell in love with them. Not only did I enjoy hours of great vocalizations, but the women themselves were the objects of my adolescent love fantasies (hey, raging hor...

I like this video because it has humor, good scripting, and fine videography, but mainly because Bryan Killian is my nephew, and, hey, if one can't give props to a family member, then what kind of country has this become?

Last week, I turned 61---but for a minute-and-a-half now, it was 1968, and I was 18. Thanks for the memories.