It Only Hurts When I Cry [from BEACH BLANKET BINGO]
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I love how more instruments than just the guitar play. Donna Loren is a gem and has a great singing voice.
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And if we are taking about the same guy (the one roasting/burning the hotdogs, the girl kissing him is Donna Michelle (Ronner), a LA model, famous for her selection as Playboy's December 1963 Playmate and 1964 Playmate of the Year. She was also a gymnast (in high school) and athlete (for what athletics were at the time). Despite her beauty and charm, she never made it as an actress except for small few and far between roles. She eventually became a successful photographer.
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What a great song!
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it only burns when I pee
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what a great song!
and love the guy with the onion xD
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Donna Loren had a beautiful voice...this is my favorite beach movie. Just an fyi for those who don't know..Donna Loren played in a Monkees episode entitled "Everywhere a sheik sheik" as the princess.
Also I cannot believe how young Mike Nader was (the guy on the other side of the fireplace with his girl getting kissed and bumping his head LOL. He was also in the TV show Gidget and General Hospital....just for those who don't know, but I am sure you do :-) Thanks for posting!!
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...it only hurts when i listen.
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I always loved Donna's voice and this is my favorite song from all the "beach" movies. Made me want to move to California and look! I finally did it! Long live Annette and all the girl singers!!
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That's Dora over Donna's left shoulder!
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GO DONNA! so demanding....
haha :)
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@classicphile Also the grandson of Ed Wynn, The Mad Hatter, The Toymaker and several other Disney characters.
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"He's My New Love" (Beach Blanket Bingo)by ilovesamberg7,216 views
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Beach Blanket Bingo - New Loveby TmahwkIA32,168 views
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Donna Loren (1965) "It Only Hurts When I Cry" Beach Blanket Bingoby Swinging60sGuy45,524 views
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Donna Loren - New Loveby dowopper5114,599 views
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Beach Blanket Bingoby BoredBoardPoster179,203 views
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Donna Loren - Where Have All the Flowers Gone (1965)by nyrainbow232,321 views
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Beach Blanket Bingo - Cycle Setby TmahwkIA15,471 views
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Annette Funicello & Frankie Avalon - Because You're Youby pleasebringmeback177,305 views
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Donna Loren - Wishin' And Hopin' (1964)by nyrainbow243,423 views
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Annette Funicello - Treat Him Nicelyby pleasebringmeback31,253 views
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Dwight Yoakam - It only hurts me when I cry.wmvby jgpoison93112,547 views
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Annette Funicello sings "Jamaica Ska" in BACK TO THE BEACHby theatre2film67,968 views
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BEACH BLANKET BINGO (1965) "INTRO"by CRAIGSWORLD142711,315 views
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A Girl needs a Boy - Annette Funicelloby jmanmoonwalk453,179 views
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Namely You [from LI'L ABNER]by theatre2film64,888 views
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Donna Loren - Personality (1965)by nyrainbow26,467 views
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Donna Loren - Dr Pepper Tennis Commercial (circa 1964)by Swinging60sGuy15,652 views
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Donna Loren - The Boy from New York City (1965)by nyrainbow224,580 views
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I'm Past My Prime [from LI'L ABNER]by theatre2film89,799 views
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Annette Funicello - The Wild Surfby ncatt122,520 views
The guy on the guitar ("Ok ready?" "Go, Donna!") is Ned Wynn, son of actor Keenan Wynn (who was in Bikini Beach). He wrote an autobiographical book titled: "We Will Always Live In Beverly Hills" (published somewhere around 1990-92). He writes about his drug and alcohol abuse, being a son of his Father, etc.
classicphile 2 years ago 8
Interesting.
theatre2film 2 years ago
It's NOT Annette Funicello in this video!!!
jwin48 2 years ago
Donna Loren appears in several of the cult classic beach movies, and I felt this song, imparticular, was one of her shining moments in the Beach Series. If you'd like, I could upload some Annette, as I very much enjoy her songs as well.
theatre2film 2 years ago 2
If you closed your eyes you would think she was black and what a doll!! Sounds very Motown.
child1959 3 years ago
Yeah, I can get that. Nice observation.
theatre2film 2 years ago