Uploaded by 74sodapop on Oct 25, 2009
Tired Of One Of My Favorite Rock Songs Being Represented By One Picture Videos. Please. This Song Deserves Better. Give Me Some Funky Pictures. The Guys In The Steam Room Didn't Even Play On The Record. What A Smash.Always Has It. How Could They Think This Was Junk? Thank Goodness The 1969 Brilliant Radio D.J's Thought Different. What A Masterpiece. I Would Have Told Them They Had A Smash. Timeless. Thanks Paul Leka And The Singer Mr. De Carlo And Whoever Is Playing Those Funky Drums And Xylophone.
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@Lukas83301 Asshole
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0 dislikes until now XD
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I was kind of curious who the band was that played this. When I searched for it awhile back I found and managed to listen to the song but it didn't say who the band was. Up until now I just figured it was Queen because the main singer sounded kind of similar from my point of view.
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About October 1969. Junior in college, the time was full of fantastic music and great parties. Abbey Road would be released in a few weeks or days!!! Best time I ever had.
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Weird question. Is there any bass or guitar on this song?
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apenas doces meses de nacida yo cuando pego esa cancion, quien lo diria ahora se la canto a ese desgraciado.........nananana goooood bye
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wonderful:)
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outstanding!!
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Indeed....good job..."Støp lazy uploads"...;]
Great job! Nice work with all that evocative period kitsch, too! Posted just in time for the world series. Even my son (27) knows the songs on that Billboard chart. And I always loved that xylophone (vibraphone?) So now you ought to tell us how Steam's
name got on the label(?) Please.
whizbang47 2 years ago
They made it up.
74sodapop 2 years ago
Great job on the pics Sodapop! I wonder how many high school B Ballers had to leave a game to this song after fouling out. LOL
John1948One 2 years ago
Had to have some pics. That Hawaii pic. 1969.I love that picture.Darn
74sodapop 2 years ago