Dickey Lee - "Patches"
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@deb741 i like them too ! in 1960 i was 12 yrs. old.
baldy194859 2 weeks ago
There are many of these songs I would like to burn onto my own dvds. What is your policy about this?
milahone 3 weeks ago
Loved this and the other songs of teen age death of the 1960s. Oh, for the better times and then the mid sixties that set us all free.
MrLeeb60 4 weeks ago
I loved this song back in the early 60s when I was probably 12 or 13!
deb741 1 month ago
Maybe if you all listened to your all parents...there would not be so much devorce
gov111w 1 month ago
in a way this song reminds me of Rag Doll
oldermusiclover 2 months ago
In the dutch version of this song, the whole band plays a G in the chorus at that point, sounds more natural to me. Anyway, didn't know this original version until now, glad I heard it and thank you YouTube !
Mas853 3 months ago
Tommieparch, your grand dad played bass on this track? If you get the chance, ask him why he played a G in the first chorus when the rest of the band is playing an A. It's my favorite musical mistake, and sets the song apart.
attilaroo 7 months ago
well you can thank us hippies for your liberation because back in the early 60s parents still had total control over there children, and if they said you weren't going to see someone, then you weren't going to see someone. you didn't even have the law on your side back then....
m1kewithaone 7 months ago
dickey lee was a shit poor hick, he didnt write this song, the record label made him record it. his parents were so proud of his record deal, but they didnt even know this song, my grandad played bass guitar on this song... this was writen by a rich jew.. the double suicide never happened....col. tommy
tommieparch 7 months ago