Banana Splits - Wait Til Tomorrow (1969)

Banana Splits frolic through the streets of San Francisco. Cool SF sites like Lombard Street, Coit Tower, Fisherman's Wharf are featured in this video.

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Entertainment

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• Banana
• Splits
• 1969
• San
• Francisco

[RichHartley19671]

This is a great song and I'm glad you posted it. I listened to it after losing my house & for a while I was inconsolable. But the song did help...it has a positive message.

[pmanis09]

@RichHartley19671 Glad you enjoyed it and could find it inspirational. It's such a great video. You would never see anything like it today...

[stevenpbrindle]

I loved that - really brought back memories. Beautiful song, too.  Thanks v. much. I adored the Banana Splits.....

[pmanis09]

@stevenpbrindle

Glad you enjoyed it! A really fun video...

[novicethe]

Am I the only one astonished that an apparent ''filler'' song from a childrens' show with people dressed like animals OBLITERATES the songs of today?All the thugs'n'sluts all thumpin and'a'gruntin has left me in poverty,besides the fact ANYBODY could do better with a little more talent and a little less ATTITUDE.Thanks so much for a song I remembered a third of a century later.

[spacecadet1ful]

I found out who wrote this, but i'm trying to find who SANG it. Fantastic voice.

[GrizrazRex]

Thanks for posting. I remembered this song from long ago, and knew that someone would have it here. Yes, it may be a "filler," but it blows away most of today's sonic manipulation that passes for music.

[fgldnglbs]

Get Drooper at the end: "You're too kind, too kind."

One thing's for sure: No way Paul Winchell(Drooper), Daws Butler(Bingo) and Allan Melvin(Fleagle) sounded like that.

[MrLehnerd]

I wonder who owns the custumes they wore and who wore them i bet they were hot inside them doin Tapein of show in 1968 n 1969 showins.....i just askin surely some one who had worked durin the show run knew who were inside the kroff's custumes any one know...and please this is my typin i ain't prefect so there!

[aspersive]

Could this possibly be the Mothers of Invention, with Ray Collins handling vocals? Good gods, it sounds for all the world like one of the deceptively "straight" songs on "Freak Out", e.g.,"Any Way The Wind Blows"!

[nynynyny44]

So nastalgic i just burst into tears....I had the best childhood!!

[ttnuh]

so beautiful. Just a reminder that tomorrow will be better despite what we see today

[69mercurymarquis]

hey novicethe...no!!! your not the only one that is amazed. i think that everyday. these so called music artist..98% are a joke. their are some talented artist around today that i will give credit to but even then..10 20 30 yrs from now they will be flashes in the pan. they can ridicule are music all they want my friend...but if their true musicians..way deep down inside..they know what we are talking about?

[69mercurymarquis]

i stumbled on this bubblegum classic..completely forgot about it. thanks sooo much for posting it. simple childhood memories...even with the crap going on then...i wouldnt change being a kid back then for anything. good luck to todays kids.

[ncc1313]

This has been an underrated song, and a great harpsichord intro.