Uploaded by WABCRADIO77 on Jan 29, 2010
Original GNP Crescendo Records #372
Debut 12/24/1966
Peaked at #36 on the Billboard Hot 100 Chart.
Written by Sly Saxon
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Great channel! Through and through, the best vinyl sounds available on the Net. Thank you!
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Morris Levy owned K-Tel and Adam VIII Ltd. He also owned Roulette records. He repackaged a lot of songs into those compilation records at the expense of sound quality. No telling how much money artists lost in royalties to him. Just ask Tommy James from Tommy James and the Shondells. He doesn't have a lot of good thgings to say about him.
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My very first live concert in 1966, when there was a rumor Sky Saxon had cut off his hair. After the Allman Brothers( then called The Hour Glass) played, Sky Saxon ran out on stage, took off his hat and all that long hair flew down -- the girls in the audience went wild. I was 12 at the time but will never forget this. Great concert.
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@WABCRADIO77 not k tel, some radio comp
i will have to find it...
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i have a sky saxon blooper you should hear!!!
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a classic garage rock hit.it should of been a top 20.also can't seem to make you mine by them should of been a top 40(#41 pop in 1967)
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does that mean; you have an extra copy?
sky saxon rules!
balloonfarmer 3 days ago
Sure do! As a collector, I collect both as the labels are different. One is probably the first pressing (but I don't know which one).
WABCRADIO77 2 days ago
i should post my compressed versions of some of these songs as response videos!!!
MichaelHansenFUN 2 months ago
Must be from your K-Tel album!
No problem - post the videos and I'll tag them as response videos.
Cheers!
WABCRADIO77 2 months ago
I think I have this radio station comp album with this song on it (probably from the 60's) its like a K-TEL album, with the grooves so close together. I swear my copy has NO BASS on it and the sound is really compressed, in mono. sounds higher than this. I am serious about this. maybe if I find it i will post it, but hopefully this doesnt get taken down... WOW!!! I also have a very embarassing recording of Sky Saxon on the radio talking about the Rolling Stones.
TEMPmichaelhansen 2 years ago
Those K-Tel albums were extremely compressed so that they could fit 10 or more songs on each side. As a result the sound quality really suffered - no bass, no dynamic range.
But for most kids playing it on a typical record player of the time, it worked!
WABCRADIO77 2 years ago