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Lovin' Spoonful on SHINDIG! (1965)

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Uploaded by on Oct 23, 2008

Lovin' Spoonful on SHINDIG (1965)

--"Do You Believe In Magic"

--"Did You Ever Have To Make Up Your Mind"

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  • wow! look at the go-go girls, just beautiful...

  • yeah, knew Zal was gone..r.i.p--used to love these guys when I was a kid (John & the guys got started in Greenwich Village folk scene in my native nyc)

    60's kids had it THE BEST--

    greatest bands from Brit Invasion & America--it's NEVER been repeated

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  • @bigbass421...and dont forget The Left Banke....and although she wasn't a band, she was one of our Jersey girls...Lesley Gore :) ^5 (I was a 60's kid--born in Teaneck, NJ) listened non-stop to Cousin Brucie & Dan Ingram on WABC and Murray The K on WNEW)

    long live the 60's

  • how can any body not like 1960's tv pop shows.

  • I know and played bass with a famous rock guitarist that was on Shindig in 1965. I asked him why the song his band was singing was shortened- no last verse- he told me that they recorded LIVE, and incorporated any arrangement changes into the performance- like shortening, leaving a verse out- for the occasional TIME constraints of t.v.. When they performed on the show, they'd play the LIVE recorded track from earlier in the day, with LIVE vocals.

  • I am a New Yorker- Queens, to be exact- I bought all their singles, '65-'66. Love them, still do. They were the response, in a way, to the British Invasion, and thank GOD they were already making great music. R.I.P., Zal Yanovsky... Zal was a killer...this sounds as good as it did 46 years ago, (!) and that's amazing right there. These guys, The four Seasons, and and the Rascals, were THE quintessential New York City bands.

  • That '59 Les Paul...WOW I think that's the earliest video of someone in a 60's Band playing one. I'm wonderin' if Bloomfield had already traded for Dan Erlewine's 'Burst? 1965 is pretty early and I know Mike used a Tele at Newport with Dylan.

  • Quality is shit

  • I always liked them-a feel-good band.

    Those cute 60's chicks dancing take me back!

  • Nice!

  • Sixties TV....

  • 2 great songs, love this band

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