JEANNIE & THE BIG GUYS- "I WANT YOU" (1964)
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This is the coolest song I've come across on you tube in a long time. I'm gonna ask my girlfriend to get a flip hair do and some vinyl boots !
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A very Beatles-esque sound, just the thing for that swingin' year of '64.
There was an undeniable excitement to that time. It felt like everything was getting modern and new and different, and better.
To see two gals who embody this entire look (and attitude), watch "Blow-Up" for the scene where photographer David Hemming takes the two mod birds back to his studio under the guise of wanting to photograph them. No photos end up being taken...
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@funknroll You're right.It seems to me that therein lies the magic power of this music.
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@jetsfan59 super cool sixties beat!!!!
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There had to be a picture of the lovely Diana Rigg somewhere in here. There she is at 1:52 .
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@Clazza2008 hello My dad was lead guitarist. YOur dad has so many memories and showed me albums 25 years ago whn teaching me to drive, would love to copy them as my dad passed away in 03.
love Sharon
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super cool tune , i love it :)
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i just want to enter inside this 60's land :)
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Just noticed researching that he's down as Owen Roberts in info about them.Gonna have to rib him about that. Stage name eh!!


what painting is the picture at :50 based on?
adriantrench 3 years ago
Piet Mondrian, of the De Stijl art group, was a "Punk" of painting with his severe geometry and flat colors. Yves Saint Laurent used the patterns for radical dresses in the '60's.
The White Stripes use the Black-White-Red and the geometry of the De Stijl art group, and named an album after it.
funknroll 3 years ago
funknroll 3 years ago
My dad was the drummer in Jeannie and the Big Guys and I think he rocks!! They appeared on TV a couple of times (6-5 special or something like that) and even supported The Beatles once!
Terry Lynch is the best!!
Clazza2008 3 years ago
Wow, that's great! I sure hope this does him some justice. Lots of people have really enjoyed the music he helped make.
funknroll 3 years ago
I love the sixties. I've always wanted to be a mod-girl even when I was just a little thing in the early early 80's. I used to see the Supremes and clips from the 60's and just wanted to be like them. I still haven't grown out of that
blackspace007 3 years ago 4
Quality is timeless; embrace your inner Mod!
funknroll 3 years ago