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@rch9000 Wrong. The bands who performed on The smothers Bros. programs brought the backing tracks (w/o vocals) so that the band could sing live. The Blues Magoos were not lip synching, it was live. Only the music was a recording.
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Great quality, thanks for this upload !! :)
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I've got this on a Mercury records 7". had it in both of the full sized jukeboxes I have owned. Blues Magoos.. Hell Yeah!
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"You're gonna take... a trip."
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I guess ol' lip-synchs are more enjoyable with live vocal tracks!
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The lead guitatist Mike Esposito lives outside Woodstock with his own bike repair shop. You can find Ralph Scala on FB.
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One of my defining moments hearing them do this LIVE on the Smothers' show. The guitarist was excellent, using an echoplex on the ending. The band is tight and pretty advanced for the time.
@SilverDollar79, watch the singer at 2:05. He moves his mouth away from the mic to look at the keyboard, and you don't hear him sing the word "be." He's clearly not lip-synching for a moment like that to happen.
rch9000 1 year ago 7
Great song, but stalled at #60, Spring 1967. Were there really 59 better songs getting
airplay at the time? These guys got shafted. R &R Hall of Shame, indeed.
movingon4ever 1 year ago 3