I heard this song as a child on a substandard, early evening, home video clip show on TV in the 90s... I have been looking for it ever since, without EVER hearing it again. Finally, by pure chance the album it's on came up while I was scrolling through a music critic site's Tumblr feed and based on the blurb I looked it up on TH-cam. Nearly hit the ceiling when I jumped out of my seat upon realising I finally found it and was hearing it for the first time in over 20 years. What a tune.
Yeah, I remember hearing it on 'You've Been Framed' in the 90s too! Shame it took so long for you to find it, but at least you did! I found a song I'd been searching for, for about 20 years fairly recently, so I know the feeling!
Glad you found it, because it really does haunt you......I've been looking for a punk song for over 20 years. I caught it by off chance on cassette tape (poor quality) but then cd's came about and my parents (who have 100 year old furniture btw) decided my tapes were obsolete. The only comfort I have is.....I can hum it in my head.
You wouldn't believe how hard it was to get here. I caught the last minute or so of this music video on TV (VH1 Classic "We are the 80's") earlier this evening, but didn't catch the band or the name of the song. I immediately went on an 80's searching spree, but the 1000+ videos I scrolled past were the same old mainstream hits. Google and TH-cam kept throwing Madonna, Blondie and The Runaways at me. I had no lyrics to go on, but I was determined to hear this one again. I ended up with countless tabs open in my browser, and just as I was ready to give up I arrived at a random list of the top 10 UK indie bands from the 80's. At the very top of that list? This video.
Been a DJ for 40 years from the early 80's to early 20's, so I've heard lots of songs. When I first heard this guitar intro, things were never the same again. This is my favourite song of all time.
I saw them live in 1988 in the Town & Country Club in London. Back then I was 18 yrs old. The London trip was our a school trip (English-Leistungskurs-Fahrt) organized by my high school in the Black Forest in Germany. This was an unforgetable part of the best days in my life :-)
1988 fuhr ich in einem Triumph Spitfire durch London, das Bodenblech war durchgerostet und von der Musikkassette kam Crash von den Primitives in Endlosschleife. Schwarze Bomberjacke an und noch volles Haar. Wow und danke!
The first concert I attended in my teenage years was at the Hollywood Palladium. The Primitives opened for The Sugar Cubes. I'll never forget that night.
personally I think the 90s sound started appearing in around 1987. Nirvana formed then, the pixies were in their first year; there were songs coming out like 'We Care A Lot' by Faith No More.
@gailan "Crash" is a song written by The Primitives for their 1988 debut album Lovely and peaked at number five on United Kingdom singles chart and number three on the U.S. Modern Rock Tracks
This will always have a very special place in my heart, and one of my favourite memories of my life. When me and my Dad would visit my Nan's farm he would pull over at the start of the driveway, sit me on his lap so I could see over the dash and steer, he would turn this up full volume and floor it. Kicking up dust and with a beaming, menacing, smiling toddler at the wheel, my Nan would see us approaching the house at 50mph, threading the car through the narrow gateway then come to a sliding halt on the gravel just outside her kitchen window. I never understood why she would come running out with a wooden spoon and proceed to beat my father's laughter out of him, and when I was old enough to understand it made me appreciate that drive even more. He passed away in 2013 just two weeks before Christmas but the memories like these we shared taught me that, when I do become a father I will know to follow by his example and make every moment as fun as possible, because those are the ones we love the most.
@Paul Yes, except for a fact that there was an upload by another person here on TH-cam whose video has lots of view and was removed by YT, It took lots of years for Vevo to incorporate and make it their own.
Love it. I remember when this first came out, and hearing it on a radio program in Melbourne that played new songs from UK. The show was called New, Used And Abused. I found a lot of great stuff from that program. Recorded heaps of them and played them on rotation. The Primitives was one of my faves.
Harry Dunne: What's her last name? Lloyd Christmas: You know, I don't really recall. Uh, it starts with "S". Let's see. Swammi? Slippy? Slappy? Swenson? Swanson? Harry Dunne: Maybe it's on the briefcase. Lloyd Christmas: Oh, yeah! Lloyd Christmas: Here it is! "Samsonite"! I was way off! I knew it started with an "S" though.
IM 12 AND IM OBSESSED!!!!! ILOVE HOW IT HAS AIR GUITARS- I THINK THEY'RE AIR GUITARS..... BUT ANYWAY, THANKS DAD FOR PUTTING THIS ON THE RADIO YESTERDAY, MADE MY DAY.
I'll never not love this song! It's funny, the older i get, the better it sounds. This is a timeless classic & i bet the singer is still a vision of loveliness.
This is an amazing song. The arrangement and genius guitar work is sublime. 30 years ago I was a student and would frequent alt night clubs in Coventry. Occasional Tracy would make an appearance. 5 foot nowt, stunning and alluring. I didn't have the balls to say hi, just admire from a distance. It kept the mystery. Thanks for posting. ♥️
Wow, a blast from the past. I had forgotten about this song. I had just started picking up guitar and I remember this is one of the first songs I figured out how to play on my own.
This song reminds me of back in the day being a bunch of hoodlums with my brother and friends around the neighborhood lol. Such good times Dumb and Dumber is such a classic!
As a kid in the 90’s my taste wasn’t sophisticated enough to appreciate a lot of the indie bands that didn’t feature an ultra catchy verse chorus verse. Now that I’m 40, I’ve got so much art to go back, & enjoy 😊
You know what's really sad? Most of us growing up with this music, had NO idea how cool it was until the 90's. Now the 2000's have proven (almost) no one can make good music
Concordo plenamente contigo meu amigo, a loira mais linda do Rock n Roll, dizem que é a Blondie mas é difícil escolher.... O talento é notório e a beleza angelical é um clássico dos 80
This is the best thing about the 80s and when you're lucky enough to be a Gen-Y and to listen to this song when someone older than you is flooring the pedal down an empty road when you're singing along with the song came out all right to remember the whole thing and wanted to do it again.
Every once in awhile this song swings around in the old internal jukebox then I have to binge 80s/early 90s music for the rest of the day. And her profile,when she is looking off to the side as well...I'm melted every time.
Wikipedia - The Primitives are an English indie pop band from Coventry, best known for their 1988 international hit single "Crash". Formed in 1984, disbanded in 1992 and reformed in 2009, the band's two constant members throughout their recording career have been vocalist Tracy Tracy and guitarist Paul "PJ" Court. Drummer Tig Williams has been a constant member since 1987. Often described as an indie pop or indie rock band, The Primitives' musical style can also be seen as straddling power pop, new wave and post-punk
This takes me back to 1988 how old holy shitballs music is so powerful! I was obsessed and in love with this song then and it’s just as good now and it holds up. I’m so grateful for the music. Oh my goodness I love the Internet.
Have been listening to the Primitives pretty exclusively this current summer after recently rediscovering them after 27 years during a visit back home overseas. I liked them back in the day but I'm really into them now- my 'new' fave band. Took the Galore CD back with me and recently purchased the awesome Greatest Hits- what a great CD! Spin-a-Rama should be arriving any day now. Would love to see this band some day. Again, it's been a great summer with the Primitives providing the soundtrack. Terrific Terrific.
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35 years to find this song. Today I sleep happy.
Waking up to Tracy Mac world G'roud
Go sing yourself to sleep. This is just so wonderful.
You've been looking for this song since it first came out? Lol
52 years 😅
Same!!! ❤️
One of my favourite 80s songs. I’m 49 and I’ll love this forever
I'm 51 and will love it forever. Used to drive around with my friends singing this. Miss those days.
I heard this song as a child on a substandard, early evening, home video clip show on TV in the 90s... I have been looking for it ever since, without EVER hearing it again. Finally, by pure chance the album it's on came up while I was scrolling through a music critic site's Tumblr feed and based on the blurb I looked it up on TH-cam.
Nearly hit the ceiling when I jumped out of my seat upon realising I finally found it and was hearing it for the first time in over 20 years.
What a tune.
Nothing better than that feeling , of finding what feels like the sweet taste of heaven after you've given up on it 🌌
Yeah, I remember hearing it on 'You've Been Framed' in the 90s too! Shame it took so long for you to find it, but at least you did! I found a song I'd been searching for, for about 20 years fairly recently, so I know the feeling!
Wow. And I go insane if I can't find a song I've been looking for within 20 minutes!!
Glad you found it, because it really does haunt you......I've been looking for a punk song for over 20 years. I caught it by off chance on cassette tape (poor quality) but then cd's came about and my parents (who have 100 year old furniture btw) decided my tapes were obsolete. The only comfort I have is.....I can hum it in my head.
The saddest part of this story is that you never saw the masterpiece that is 'Dumb and Dumber'.
This was my favourite song in my twenties.i still blast it out at 62.tracey will never be old.
This song has been a must on all our family road trips, to and from. We consider it our lucky charm.
That's beautiful 😇
2 minutes 33 seconds of pop perfection, 3 chords, 4/4 drumming. Brilliant.
agreed
It's quick for it's time hardly any Songs are like that
Average 3 to 4mins,4mins perfect for a Song whatever Genre it is
Perfection indeed, perfectly perfect
You just described a perfect punk more than a pop 😊
Two and a half minutes of '80s power pop perfection.
You wouldn't believe how hard it was to get here. I caught the last minute or so of this music video on TV (VH1 Classic "We are the 80's") earlier this evening, but didn't catch the band or the name of the song. I immediately went on an 80's searching spree, but the 1000+ videos I scrolled past were the same old mainstream hits. Google and TH-cam kept throwing Madonna, Blondie and The Runaways at me. I had no lyrics to go on, but I was determined to hear this one again. I ended up with countless tabs open in my browser, and just as I was ready to give up I arrived at a random list of the top 10 UK indie bands from the 80's. At the very top of that list? This video.
Your awesome!🥷🏿
I've got one of those that I've been looking for for 15 years.
good effort , mate !
Same here. I was lucky enough to catch it in Shazam though!
I did that with a Chicago song lol
Been a DJ for 40 years from the early 80's to early 20's, so I've heard lots of songs. When I first heard this guitar intro, things were never the same again. This is my favourite song of all time.
The Brits/Scots/Irish had so many great songs with awesome guitar intros back in those days.
The first 10 seconds are immense, let alone the rest of the song…. My first ever vinyl single I brought
I saw them live in 1988 in the Town & Country Club in London. Back then I was 18 yrs old. The London trip was our a school trip (English-Leistungskurs-Fahrt) organized by my high school in the Black Forest in Germany. This was an unforgetable part of the best days in my life :-)
1988 fuhr ich in einem Triumph Spitfire durch London, das Bodenblech war durchgerostet und von der Musikkassette kam Crash von den Primitives in Endlosschleife. Schwarze Bomberjacke an und noch volles Haar. Wow und danke!
Great memories
80s, one of the best decades for music!!!
THE best decade for music!
Thought it was from the 90s but then she looked like Blondie to me
80s 90s and 2000s after that in my opinion music has been going in a downward trend...
@@MrJkc10 I think it definitely is a 90s song. Or it least it came to the Americas in the 90s if I'm remembering my youth right (such a granny, LOL!)
@@Cici1791 It´s not. It´s from 1988, and it reached it´s peak #5 position in UK Charts that year.
Makes me wish I was hitting a road trip in a '85 sheepdog-van with a buddy to Aspen
Cuanto rollo chaval a mi dame un deportivo y mi nena y carretera a toda leche!!!
The alarm alone will cost $200
California? Beautiful.
Just to return a suitcase of Ms Samsonite
..¡¡¡Aspen, mmm California!!!...😂
The first concert I attended in my teenage years was at the Hollywood Palladium. The Primitives opened for The Sugar Cubes. I'll never forget that night.
How great it is that we can return to classics like this magical
Back when music was fun and enjoyable, not like the dross we get subjected now
@@allthekingshorses7178 Dumb take. You're missing the point.
One of the most 90's sounding 80's songs out there.
Disagree, it sounds 80s. Like rush hour by weidlin
you can tell it's not 90s or later because it's good
@@BaseballPlayer0 rush hour meets 99 luft balons and every other 80s teeny pop lol
@@BaseballPlayer0 Thank you for reminding me of Rush Hour! I'm now obsessed with it :D
personally I think the 90s sound started appearing in around 1987. Nirvana formed then, the pixies were in their first year; there were songs coming out like 'We Care A Lot' by Faith No More.
This was a best friend from my junior high and high school days favorite song. In memory of CT RIP.
1988 it was released and still remember it like it was yesterday.. great memories 👌
SURE KEVIN
@gailan "Crash" is a song written by The Primitives for their 1988 debut album Lovely and peaked at number five on United Kingdom singles chart and number three on the U.S. Modern Rock Tracks
Perfect pop
I ve been Looking for this Song since 1996.
Singer reminds me of my gorgeous wife when we first met. My dearest passed away from cancer 2020. Still miss her so much 😢
Sorry for your loss
May she rest in peace, God bless you❤️
Rest in peace
Thank you everyone for your kind words. This means alot.
VERY SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS MAY SUE REST IN PEACE 🙏 YOU MIGHT MEET SOME ONE ELSE TAKE CARE GOD BLESS 👍 🙂 🙂 👍 IAN
I saw the Primitives back in '92 - low-key gig in Oxford = FAB U LOUS :)
what I love about this song is that it motivates me to drive in my road trips. I just put it on and drive.
Band is from Coventry & Tracy Tracy is Australian
Such a perfect song, why did this beautiful art disappear from our lovely planet
It's still here?
I was 20 years old and have no recollection of this song from that time. About five years ago it became one of my favorite 80s retro songs on TH-cam.
The greatest song ever conceived, a million times listened and it never gets old
It’s not even the best song from #Coventry!
The whole album Lovely is great. Stop Killing Me is just as good a song as this.
I’ve loved this song for 25 years and never known what she looks like.
She looks exactly how I pictured her.
in my head she had black hair, but she was as cute as she looks in the video. :)
Sexy as fuck
@@sweetpeachnectar I thought black hair too.
yeah,Marilyn Monroe.
I pictured her having long wavy blonde hair lol
You can hear every word, fantastic song!
This will always have a very special place in my heart, and one of my favourite memories of my life.
When me and my Dad would visit my Nan's farm he would pull over at the start of the driveway, sit me on his lap so I could see over the dash and steer, he would turn this up full volume and floor it.
Kicking up dust and with a beaming, menacing, smiling toddler at the wheel, my Nan would see us approaching the house at 50mph, threading the car through the narrow gateway then come to a sliding halt on the gravel just outside her kitchen window.
I never understood why she would come running out with a wooden spoon and proceed to beat my father's laughter out of him, and when I was old enough to understand it made me appreciate that drive even more.
He passed away in 2013 just two weeks before Christmas but the memories like these we shared taught me that, when I do become a father I will know to follow by his example and make every moment as fun as possible, because those are the ones we love the most.
WEEPING over here.
He taught you perfectly 💞
Special memories.
Great Dad.
Very special! ❤️
As an 8 years never missed this video when it come on MTV in 88. 30+ years one still stuck in my head.
Tracy Tracy what a singer, what a song.
Guys, this is the official upload by The Primitives. Just take that in for a sec.
believe more-more like a sec. back to the 80s...but Transvision Vamp ^^
Took more than a second, but......ok.
yay! sounds so good!
Jane Lane is right This is VEVO man
@Paul Yes, except for a fact that there was an upload by another person here on TH-cam whose video has lots of view and was removed by YT, It took lots of years for Vevo to incorporate and make it their own.
Had totally forgotten about this one.. so nice to hear it again.
Love it. I remember when this first came out, and hearing it on a radio program in Melbourne that played new songs from UK. The show was called New, Used And Abused. I found a lot of great stuff from that program. Recorded heaps of them and played them on rotation. The Primitives was one of my faves.
Just heard this on an episode of The Goldbergs. Glad I found it!
Which episode is it
@@samkintner1603 Season 7 episode 18 Schmoopie's Big Adventure
@@projectatlanticmusic thanks
It’s also in a 2005 pif call crash by think
This song released today would work so well and still feels just as fresh as the day it came out.
NATH C the fact that this song holds up to “modern” pop sensibilities is a testament to how good this song is, truly a hidden gem of the late 80s
It's a timeless classic ✨
This song was once stuck in your head at a waterpark when you were a kid
Get. Out. Of. My. Brain.
Some of us were no longer kids when it came out.
Love this song still spunky n groovy. Wish this group all the best.
It's impossible to not love this song...
This takes me back to a teenager....best days of my life 🤘🏻🇬🇧
She's so beautiful ❤️
Bette Davis eyes
She reminds me of Carey Mulligan in a way.
She looks like she needs to go out more, outdoors in the sun.
@@lukekellerman3830 😂😂
@@lukekellerman3830 She’s British
"You know Lloyd, just when I think you possibly couldn't be any dumber, you go and do something like this... AND TOTALLY REDEEM YOURSELF!"
I couldn't shake the feeling that I'd heard this in a movie....somewhere.
@@Bruce_Wayne35 it was on the soundtrack of "Dumb and Dumber"
Harry Dunne:
What's her last name?
Lloyd Christmas:
You know, I don't really recall. Uh, it starts with "S". Let's see. Swammi? Slippy? Slappy? Swenson? Swanson?
Harry Dunne:
Maybe it's on the briefcase.
Lloyd Christmas:
Oh, yeah!
Lloyd Christmas:
Here it is! "Samsonite"! I was way off! I knew it started with an "S" though.
@@ronaldleardi9610 So which one are you, Harry or Lloyd?
How could Lloyd sell or trade the van if it was Harry's van?
IM 12 AND IM OBSESSED!!!!! ILOVE HOW IT HAS AIR GUITARS- I THINK THEY'RE AIR GUITARS..... BUT ANYWAY, THANKS DAD FOR PUTTING THIS ON THE RADIO YESTERDAY, MADE MY DAY.
Lovely comment 😅
Saw them twice in SF back in the day. I am blessed.
I absolutely adore this song
I'll never not love this song! It's funny, the older i get, the better it sounds. This is a timeless classic & i bet the singer is still a vision of loveliness.
Tracy catelll Tracy Tracy
No matter where you are from, dumb and dumber, Mr. bean or Lego band, this song is really good and nostalgic
A little bit of everything, still an awesome band
Also the Goldbergs. That's where I heard it, haha. Which is deliberately nostalgic to a tee, of course!
Burnout crash too
No film or TV program brought me here, I'm here because I like the song
My favorite song!
This came on the radio in the car and I turned it up and sang along.
I was in kindergarten for this, but I got hooked on the '95 mix that was on the Dumb and Dumber soundtrack.
Still magnificent after all these years.
The magic of The Primitives is always there... they're truly brilliant!!!
This is an amazing song. The arrangement and genius guitar work is sublime. 30 years ago I was a student and would frequent alt night clubs in Coventry. Occasional Tracy would make an appearance. 5 foot nowt, stunning and alluring. I didn't have the balls to say hi, just admire from a distance. It kept the mystery.
Thanks for posting. ♥️
Paddy Dixon thats so cool, i live in Coventry now and this band are awesome
One of my favourite songs still. Living in Spain and so sorry we missed You in Murcia about a month ago. All the best to you!
Had this playing on my Walkman going to work had just left school at the holidays,so must be 87 I think showing my age lol,great song.
Wow, a blast from the past. I had forgotten about this song. I had just started picking up guitar and I remember this is one of the first songs I figured out how to play on my own.
Love this song, brings back memories. I had a friend who played this alot. It was so great to hear again....
Classic late 80's tune liven up proper pubs back when I was in my 20's fun times😊
I haven't heard this song in 30+ years!
I bet it's better than you remembered it eh?
A forgotten gem of a song right here!
I use to play this song in a Rock and Roll fm radio in the south of Brazil in 1988 😂.
This song reminds me of back in the day being a bunch of hoodlums with my brother and friends around the neighborhood lol. Such good times Dumb and Dumber is such a classic!
As a kid in the 90’s my taste wasn’t sophisticated enough to appreciate a lot of the indie bands that didn’t feature an ultra catchy verse chorus verse. Now that I’m 40, I’ve got so much art to go back, & enjoy 😊
This was from the 80's not the 90's.
One of the most 90's sounding songs that was not a 90's song.
it sounds like the songs by Lush or Belly
@@myleswoo1128 Someone had to be first.
I nominate Edie Brickel and the New Bohemians - What I Am
I look at my XJ's outside and listen for full ignorant bliss effect lol
This sounds nothing like a 90's song. That guitar track and the synth underneath it is the epitome of the 80's.
SHE'S GORGEOUS 😍
She was a librarian and then joined this band if memory serves.
Those Primitives are full of sht, man
Looks like a young Mavis Riley to me!
Takes me back to a time when music was amazing. I came of age during the alternative years, and this song is one of the ones I fondly remember.
You know what's really sad? Most of us growing up with this music, had NO idea how cool it was until the 90's. Now the 2000's have proven (almost) no one can make good music
@@MrSwimmster GET OFF MY LAWN
I don't know why this popped into my feed but I LOVE this song. I haven't heard it in years.
Someone from Brazil? Primitives are one of my favourite bands oh my gosh, Tracy is also one of, if not THE MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMEN I'VE EVER SAW
Descobri eles hoje :)
Concordo plenamente contigo meu amigo, a loira mais linda do Rock n Roll, dizem que é a Blondie mas é difícil escolher....
O talento é notório e a beleza angelical é um clássico dos 80
a classic, the soundtrack to my college years back then in 88.
Love this track,,,,,,this is my youngest daughters song,,,,,when she was Lill Billy,
The songs from the 80s are truly the best.
touché
My friend told me about the Primatives a couple of years ago. I've never heard their music before. I really like it
This song on the radio was peak nineties.
ロッキーマウンテンって山だと思ってた…。
WOW 30 years.... crazy!
The worst thing about this song is that it ends.
I heard this (original) version for the first time today. I’ve replayed it at least 20 times already !!!
You know that bro
@@benwyatt7619 Dude! Enjoy. I don’t remember how it felt hearing this for the first time. It must’ve been like how you feel though.
Fuck you bro! (Punches you in arm) You're right, but I had to get that in ;)
But for 2 and a half minutes it's pure joy
"Some people just ain't cut out for life on the road" lol literally turning back the opposite way..love that movie
ANOTHER TIMELESS CLASSIC! 80"S MUSIC RULES!! the dj
Another good 80s song. 80s had so many good songs.
Which is why I made an 80s playlist! th-cam.com/play/PLdZ4n6lZeDXhCPO_rutwavBi9qrI8nGet.html
I need bits of the 80's to return......My hair would be a good start!
😆
The very instant I heard this group...... 33 1/3 yrs later not surprised how timeless they are. You can tell if something's gonna last!
This is the best thing about the 80s and when you're lucky enough to be a Gen-Y and to listen to this song when someone older than you is flooring the pedal down an empty road when you're singing along with the song came out all right to remember the whole thing and wanted to do it again.
Every once in awhile this song swings around in the old internal jukebox then I have to binge 80s/early 90s music for the rest of the day. And her profile,when she is looking off to the side as well...I'm melted every time.
Just one of those songs you hit the road with and put on repeat… ♥️♥️♥️♥️
Just make sure you don't go too fast...
30 years ago!!
Golden hit!!
35 years old.
This is possibly the most perfect pop song ever, imo.
My favorite song!
One of the greatest records of all time, fantastic!!!!
Man, this was a song that paved the way for many of the teenager rock hits of the late 90s (think Amercian Pie, Blink 182)
Yes! Got so much Blink 182 vibes from the male low harmony voice
Wikipedia - The Primitives are an English indie pop band from Coventry, best known for their 1988 international hit single "Crash". Formed in 1984, disbanded in 1992 and reformed in 2009, the band's two constant members throughout their recording career have been vocalist Tracy Tracy and guitarist Paul "PJ" Court. Drummer Tig Williams has been a constant member since 1987. Often described as an indie pop or indie rock band, The Primitives' musical style can also be seen as straddling power pop, new wave and post-punk
it's been 30+ years and I still love this song..
Why has this song been stuck in my head for the last 3 days?? I don't even remember hearing it.😄
This takes me back to 1988 how old holy shitballs music is so powerful! I was obsessed and in love with this song then and it’s just as good now and it holds up. I’m so grateful for the music. Oh my goodness I love the Internet.
I agree
Have been listening to the Primitives pretty exclusively this current summer after recently rediscovering them after 27 years during a visit back home overseas. I liked them back in the day but I'm really into them now- my 'new' fave band. Took the Galore CD back with me and recently purchased the awesome Greatest Hits- what a great CD! Spin-a-Rama should be arriving any day now. Would love to see this band some day. Again, it's been a great summer with the Primitives providing the soundtrack. Terrific Terrific.
I'm where you were 4 years ago!
Great song.. my gosh she was beautiful!!!
July 2023 and I still listen to this!
Wow, nostalgic feelings like walking the streets with this song on my mind with a crush!
Love this song, takes me back
Today is my 60th birthday (August 5th)...we're running the hobby horse grand national to this song later..🎉😂🥳..
The Primitives are awesome, pop perfection video and song. All their albums are wonderful :)