Wow, nobody ever sounds that close to the original after years, let alone decades. One of my favorite "nuggets" of that era. Thanks for sharing! This blew me away!
This is absolutely fantastic. I just heard this song again tonight on Sirius Garage. I first thought it was "Louie, Louie." I have not heard this in more years than I care to remember!!! Beautiful and very well done! This is part of the history of USA rock-and-roll.
This song was one of the great forgotten "classics" of the mid 60's. When looking for it some years back, I vaguely remembered I first knew it by somebody other than the Ohio Express, but when I obtained the OhioX version of it, it was exactly what I remembered! Rare Breed....yeah, that rings a bell! From '65, huh? That seems right too. FYI, my research of the Ohio Express version shows it charted in very late '67. Thanks for the memories of a GREAT song.
For the first time in my life, TODAY, I heard this song on Sirius 60’s channel and fell in love with it. And to top it off, I am going through a tough break up and this song makes it so much easier to NOT go back to him. Song is now on my playlist lol. Thanks guys!
@@frdjr2527 Yea. No matter what. Your self respect and your dignity take priority over going back to the woman who hurt you. Stay strong my friend. We will make it and continue to do so. Have a lovely day/night.
I came here after Tim Corwin (drummer for Ohio Express) appeared on the American Pickers TV show (March 11, 2019). I was curious about the back story on Ohio Express and learned about Rare Breed. So glad you put up your video and clarified the circumstances behind "Beg, Borrow, and Steal." You guys still sound great!
Great to find this video. I found the song today on Spotify on a playlist inspired by Jay and the Americans. When I saw Ohio Express listed I thought No Way!! John, you had such a sweet and soulful voice back then and the harmony is great. Hope you've been able to enjoy your gift all these years. Wish you could have capitalized on your exposure in 1965/6.
This is amazing. Here I always thought that the group we all came to know as Ohio Express actually recorded this. This performance is great. The power of the Internet!
Aww 🥰, thanks 😊 for sharing this FANTASTIC video, with this (ALSO) fantastic song!!! I HAD the 45 and it was STOLEN from my collection!!! 🤬😤👿It was actually one of my favorites!!! I know you brought out 2 or 3 more songs, but THIS WAS YOUR #1-BEST!!! I’ll be turning 72 in early October, so I sure DO remember & L❤VE this!!! Hopefully 🤞 life is being kind to you both!!!
Surprising, but I don't remember ever hearing it played on WSAI or WKRC in Cincinnati in the late '60s and I was a teenager who listened to the radio a lot. However, years later in California, I bought the NUGGETS boxed set of forgotten oldies (on six CDs) and heard this song in that collection. It was one of the few real pleasant surprises among those songs. Thanks!
John and Barry, It's songs like this that made me get excited about music, the gems that lie below the surface of the alleged Top 10. I listened to the smaller radio stations for these killer tunes that didn't get the push they should have from the record companies, and therefore were lower on the charts. Anyone who listens to the vibrato and timbre of your voice would have to agree that you were the real lead singer, John! The guitar solo is undeniable, too. Who would learn how to hybrid pick a solo from over 50 years ago? Thanks for sharing the story, and thumbs down to Kasenetz Katz and the other deceivers that didn't give you credit. Rock on, guys! You're not too old to produce a follow-up single!
Thanks for the clarification, I have the Attack label 45, and about a year later, heard the Ohio Express version on the radio, and said.. Hey! I have that record...It's been in my top 100 of all time forever.
I love you guys! I remember this song back in the sixties. I'm so glad you straightened out, how it came about, and who sang it! You guys haven't changed in your sound, your playing and voices are almost the same as back then. Great job!
Loved this video! I just discovered this song about a year ago and instantly became a fan of it. It's great to see the guys who played on the original recording. I never knew the song had such a strange history. Best wishes to both of you.
My compliments. I liked the tune when it was on the AM airwaves back then, and I have to hand it to you guys...the BEST nostalgia act I've seen yet is that which you have right here with this vid!
"Beg Borrow and Steal" is a great song. I never knew it was done by another band than the Ohio Express but I knew that it sounded different from the bubblegum pop they are known for (this sounds like garage rock but the name "Ohio Express" labels it as bubblegum rock). Thanks for putting this video up. It is great to learn about music from the past!
Fantastic! I just heard your song on The Underground Garage today and I hadn"t heard it for so long! It sounded great to hear again after all these years and thats what brought me here. You guys sound the same as on the record!!!!!
I've loved this song in any form of it. I jocked in Oldies radio for a long time, and this was always one of my favorites that I was able to play on the air. Even this version of just you tow guys doing it is good. Just a great tune. Thanks guys.
I love meeting the guys, and hearing them sing. !965? Geez, that Summer I saw Dylan come on stage on a hot July night at Newport with his electric guitar and change popular music. You can see me with Judy Collins on stage that Afternoon, at a Workshop. The picture was on the back page of the first section of the Providence Journal the next day, and I still have my Evening Concert, Row 8, Center ticket! And my MGB, that I drove up from Baltimore in, and lived in for a week.
Good to get the back story. I liked this song when it came out. There were so many 1-4-5 songs patterned after Louie, Louie that had their own merit. Hang On Sloopy, that was really by an Ohio band, is a great example, but was also borrowed from an earlier R&B version by the Vibrations called My Girl Sloopy. Funny how music worked back then.
For years I only knew this as an Ohio Express song, then I heard the Nuggets album which had it under the name of the Rare Breed. I was shocked because I could instantly tell it was the same recording. I'd also noticed for years that the voices sounded nothing like the singers of the Ohio Express hits. I'm so glad to finally know who was who and who wasn't.
75lester, on the TWO records, Beg Borrow and Steal on the Attack label (The Rare Breed), and Cameo Parkway label (The Ohio Express), the only difference is the label. We are the performers on both. John played a Gretch guitar, and I played a Farfisa Combo Compact electic organ. Don't recall the amps in the recording studio, or any fuzzpedals. These were singles, so we don't know anything else about other songs on the BB&S album. Hope this answered your question, and thanks for your post.
After watching this demonstrated version, I actually felt like I was 17 again, same feeling that I experienced in 1967, but in 2016. I never knew I could enjoy rock and roll again like this. Beg Borrow or Steal can be enjoyed if your 6 or 106 years, when done like this. Signed a Fan In San Antonio Texas.
This video and the explanation has just MADE my year! Thanks to you two. I often argue with Sirius XM DJ who claim it was done and recorded by the Rare Breed and simply stolen and re-done by the Ohio Express. Great stuff.
I have to say that this became one of my favourite songs in the last year or so since I came across it randomly in a vintage market...stuck in my mind everyday I cycle to work, Good job putting this guys...keep on rocking!
Thanks Topshelf. We've got other things going on in our lives now, but we do appreciate your post. In the near future, we hope to put "Lightning Doesn't Strike Twice" on here too. This is the other song we did that came out under the name The Rare Breed. Thanks again !
Fantastic! You guys sound just like on the 45! I heard it today on The Underground garage and what a great record that I didn't hear for a long time! !!!!!
John and Barry I have to say of all the songs I have heard from the mid 1960's this song is truly a very true mid 1960's song - one of the best from that era. I was only 5 years old back then but know a good one when I hear it. Can you tell me if the video of Dick Clark's American Bandstand with this song in the background was indeed your song being played ? The mid sixties was probably one of the coolest time periods ever. Love the bob hairdo's and ribbon's the girls wore and the straight leg levis with madras shirts and v neck sweaters the guy's wore - a classic era - just wish I could have been a teenager then and play in a garage rock band.
Thanks for the kind words. When you heard the song on Dick Clark or on the radio (then or now), yes, that's us on the record. They were great days. Thanks again.
David Irwin Those of us who hunt down these tunes on youtube were the teenagers back then and I guess for a couple minutes or so we try to re-live it with these vids.
Mil gracias por cantar esta sensacional cancion que me hizo recordar buenos tiempos y se me puso la piel chinita por esa gran interpretacion y acompañamiento, son geniales, felicidades.
John and Barry what a great band you had then.... i was around 10 years then and I dont stop listening your songs.. most of my favorites songs are Beg Borrow and Steal, Yummy Yummy Yummy and some more like those... thanks for your music and for being so nice persons... greetings from Mexico City
thePharoah, as the Conquests, we were just a typical band playing local gigs. The decisions to release the record under different labels and names were made by others. Thanks for your post.
One of my friends went on vacation and heard "BBS" playing, he bought the record and brought it back to Pittsburgh where it was huge. Thanks for sharing your story.
I think the question was referring to Tim Corwin, of Sir Timothy & The Royals (the "touring" version of the Ohio Express) who owns a body shop in Lexington, Ohio, near Mansfield.
Hey man.this 45 was given to my mom bout 1968.super cool!no doub this is original 2 singers on it despite so call varios people singin an playin on it.as musician myself it kinda take off chord guitar wise on "louie louie" by the Kingsmen, but this superfies my soul!Song in E A B chords.In 1976 i told my little brother that i played on this record! Cool stuff man!
Beg Borrow and Steal is a stone cold classic...not bubblegum [Which I love] but 100 percent snarling garage...it's BY FAR the best song that has the Ohio Express moniker attached to it. 5 stars easy.
I'm 70 I remember it well. Take care Keys. I played lead guitar since 62. I know I played that at one time. We always played top 20 in those days. I quit playing I. Bands about 1986. Still play once in a while.
I just read on the jacket notes of a bubblegum compilation record (Put out by Buddah Records) that Joe Walsh sang with The Rare Breed before he made it big with The Eagles, then as a solo artist. At least that's what Buddah claims. Is this story true? I figured you would know, since you actually WERE in The Rare Breed. Please write back! Thanks for your great music! "Beg Borrow and Steal" is one of my all-time favorite songs, and you guys do a great job on it!
A superb cover under the name "robar y rogar" by "Los Pingos", (sixties band) runs in YT. An a peerless track. Great job by the originals. I love them.
I found my way here after hearing Philly's WXPN play this song tonight (crediting it to the Rare Breed). I don't think I'd heard it since 1967! This version is a real delight. Hope you are both doing well.
Thanks for all the enlightenment on this great song. The wikipedia article on Ohio Ex says the Cameo release was remixed. Confirm? It does seem to sound a little better. So a key to all this is that The Ohio Express was not a group, but a name belonging to Super K Productions. I put this song on a level with Five O'Clock World and The Vogues.
Joe Walsh was not in the Rare Breed, he was in a group called the Measles from Kent, Ohio. They slapped their stuff on the Ohio Express album. As a matter of fact, the B-side of Beg Borrow and Steal (under the Ohio Express name) is Maybe (an instrumental). The album version is called "I Think I Find Of You," which was actually the Measles with Joe Walsh singing. It seems the Ohio Express wound up being a compliation of groups under one name... at least for their first album!
it's almost as if your voices took a time machine back to 1967 ..they sound just as awesome today as 55 plus years ago....simply amazing job guys!
Wow, nobody ever sounds that close to the original after years, let alone decades. One of my favorite "nuggets" of that era. Thanks for sharing! This blew me away!
Amazing how close it sounds like the record, especially considering you just have an acoustic guitar and a keyboard! Great vocals!
Great song and after 43 years they still sound good.
Super great job guys. I saw the original on you tube. Young people dancing. Music back then had a special sound.
you've still got the voice after 43 years ! congrats !
Great performance BTW. You still got the touch after all those years, the voice is still strong and clear.
This is absolutely fantastic. I just heard this song again tonight on Sirius Garage. I first thought it was "Louie, Louie." I have not heard this in more years than I care to remember!!! Beautiful and very well done! This is part of the history of USA rock-and-roll.
This song was one of the great forgotten "classics" of the mid 60's. When looking for it some years back, I vaguely remembered I first knew it by somebody other than the Ohio Express, but when I obtained the OhioX version of it, it was exactly what I remembered!
Rare Breed....yeah, that rings a bell! From '65, huh? That seems right too.
FYI, my research of the Ohio Express version shows it charted in very late '67.
Thanks for the memories of a GREAT song.
You guys still sound wonderful and I love you guys. I remember this song perfectly and the lead vocals are still TOP NOTCH. Thank you so much!
For the first time in my life, TODAY, I heard this song on Sirius 60’s channel and fell in love with it.
And to top it off, I am going through a tough break up and this song makes it so much easier to NOT go back to him.
Song is now on my playlist lol.
Thanks guys!
I hear you! I was badly betrayed and I'd never go back to that woman! This song says it all!
@@frdjr2527 Yea. No matter what. Your self respect and your dignity take priority over going back to the woman who hurt you.
Stay strong my friend. We will make it and continue to do so.
Have a lovely day/night.
@@carltonthepug Thanks! 👍😊
One of my favorite "Garage Rock" songs! Great to hear you are still around and still playing the best music in the world!
There is no such thing as ‘Garage RAWK’, it’s garage punk.
I came here after Tim Corwin (drummer for Ohio Express) appeared on the American Pickers TV show (March 11, 2019). I was curious about the back story on Ohio Express and learned about Rare Breed. So glad you put up your video and clarified the circumstances behind "Beg, Borrow, and Steal." You guys still sound great!
Me too but obviously re runs in 2022 😂
Thanks for still existing,and bring memories of my youth.
Congratulations
Great to find this video. I found the song today on Spotify on a playlist inspired by Jay and the Americans. When I saw Ohio Express listed I thought No Way!! John, you had such a sweet and soulful voice back then and the harmony is great. Hope you've been able to enjoy your gift all these years. Wish you could have capitalized on your exposure in 1965/6.
How can your singing voice sound the same today as it did over forty years ago? Good job, guys.
good call
This is amazing. Here I always thought that the group we all came to know as Ohio Express actually recorded this. This performance is great. The power of the Internet!
wow!!! You guys still have it!! I loved this song from the first time I heard it!!
John Faro cool , I started playing guitar I just had to learn this.
Still sound terrific! Thanks for bringing back some great memories of my teen years back in the 60's!
Thank you for re-doing this tune. I recently bought The Rare Breed CD just for memories from my youth. THank you again
Awesome! Enjoyed the historical background of the song. It has always been one of my favorites.
Great tune. I remember seeing you as Ohio Express at our highschool in Michigan.
One rocking great song---good as gold after all those yrs.The 60-70s music era was awesome and your group contributed to its history.
Aww 🥰, thanks 😊 for sharing this FANTASTIC video, with this (ALSO) fantastic song!!! I HAD the 45 and it was STOLEN from my collection!!! 🤬😤👿It was actually one of my favorites!!! I know you brought out 2 or 3 more songs, but THIS WAS YOUR #1-BEST!!! I’ll be turning 72 in early October, so I sure DO remember & L❤VE this!!! Hopefully 🤞 life is being kind to you both!!!
Surprising, but I don't remember ever hearing it played on WSAI or WKRC in Cincinnati in the late '60s and I was a teenager who listened to the radio a lot. However, years later in California, I bought the NUGGETS boxed set of forgotten oldies (on six CDs) and heard this song in that collection. It was one of the few real pleasant surprises among those songs. Thanks!
John and Barry, It's songs like this that made me get excited about music, the gems that lie below the surface of the alleged Top 10. I listened to the smaller radio stations for these killer tunes that didn't get the push they should have from the record companies, and therefore were lower on the charts. Anyone who listens to the vibrato and timbre of your voice would have to agree that you were the real lead singer, John! The guitar solo is undeniable, too. Who would learn how to hybrid pick a solo from over 50 years ago? Thanks for sharing the story, and thumbs down to Kasenetz Katz and the other deceivers that didn't give you credit. Rock on, guys! You're not too old to produce a follow-up single!
ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL!!! You guys sound exactly the same!! I LUV IT!! Thanks so much for posting!
That was awesome guys, and that you are still besties after all these years is so nice 🥰
Thanks for the clarification, I have the Attack label 45, and about a year later, heard the Ohio Express version on the radio, and said.. Hey! I have that record...It's been in my top 100 of all time forever.
I love you guys! I remember this song back in the sixties. I'm so glad you straightened out, how it came about, and who sang it! You guys haven't changed in your sound, your playing and voices are almost the same as back then. Great job!
Loved this video! I just discovered this song about a year ago and instantly became a fan of it. It's great to see the guys who played on the original recording. I never knew the song had such a strange history. Best wishes to both of you.
Fantastic Music and History Lesson. Wonderful Moments!
My compliments. I liked the tune when it was on the AM airwaves back then, and I have to hand it to you guys...the BEST nostalgia act I've seen yet is that which you have right here with this vid!
Two thumbs up. You guys sound freaking awesome. Thanks for solving a decades old mystery.
"Beg Borrow and Steal" is a great song. I never knew it was done by another band than the Ohio Express but I knew that it sounded different from the bubblegum pop they are known for (this sounds like garage rock but the name "Ohio Express" labels it as bubblegum rock). Thanks for putting this video up. It is great to learn about music from the past!
Fantastic! I just heard your song on The Underground Garage today and I hadn"t heard it for so long! It sounded great to hear again after all these years and thats what brought me here. You guys sound the same as on the record!!!!!
Brilliant! Truly Brilliant! you guys still have it! Thanks For posting!
I've loved this song in any form of it. I jocked in Oldies radio for a long time, and this was always one of my favorites that I was able to play on the air. Even this version of just you tow guys doing it is good. Just a great tune. Thanks guys.
+Randy, The Lazy Comic, thanks, your kind words mean a lot to us.
I love meeting the guys, and hearing them sing. !965? Geez, that Summer I saw Dylan come on stage on a hot July night at Newport with his electric guitar and change popular music. You can see me with Judy Collins on stage that Afternoon, at a Workshop. The picture was on the back page of the first section of the Providence Journal the next day, and I still have my Evening Concert, Row 8, Center ticket! And my MGB, that I drove up from Baltimore in, and lived in for a week.
Good to get the back story. I liked this song when it came out. There were so many 1-4-5 songs patterned after Louie, Louie that had their own merit. Hang On Sloopy, that was really by an Ohio band, is a great example, but was also borrowed from an earlier R&B version by the Vibrations called My Girl Sloopy. Funny how music worked back then.
Still rockin and sounds great
Thanks for sharing. You guys sounded good enough to get back on the road with the Happy Together Tour...
For years I only knew this as an Ohio Express song, then I heard the Nuggets album which had it under the name of the Rare Breed. I was shocked because I could instantly tell it was the same recording. I'd also noticed for years that the voices sounded nothing like the singers of the Ohio Express hits. I'm so glad to finally know who was who and who wasn't.
You still Got It !! ❤️❤️👍
You still sound great! One of my favorites from high school!
75lester, on the TWO records, Beg Borrow and Steal on the Attack label (The Rare Breed), and Cameo Parkway label (The Ohio Express), the only difference is the label. We are the performers on both. John played a Gretch guitar, and I played a Farfisa Combo Compact electic organ. Don't recall the amps in the recording studio, or any fuzzpedals. These were singles, so we don't know anything else about other songs on the BB&S album. Hope this answered your question, and thanks for your post.
Well done. Always enjoyed this song.
Great story behind it
Loving it!!!
After watching this demonstrated version, I actually felt like I was 17 again, same feeling that I experienced in 1967, but in 2016. I never knew I could enjoy rock and roll again like this. Beg Borrow or Steal can be enjoyed if your 6 or 106 years, when done like this. Signed a Fan In San Antonio Texas.
Love this! Still got it...
This video and the explanation has just MADE my year! Thanks to you two. I often argue with Sirius XM DJ who claim it was done and recorded by the Rare Breed and simply stolen and re-done by the Ohio Express. Great stuff.
Yes agree Dave this was magic like your self i only knew this by Ohio Express thanks and thanks guys for posting.*****
Good to see that you've still got it. Great song that still holds up. Thanks for the background info.
I have to say that this became one of my favourite songs in the last year or so since I came across it randomly in a vintage market...stuck in my mind everyday I cycle to work, Good job putting this guys...keep on rocking!
Thanks Topshelf. We've got other things going on in our lives now, but we do appreciate your post. In the near future, we hope to put "Lightning Doesn't Strike Twice" on here too. This is the other song we did that came out under the name The Rare Breed. Thanks again !
Very well done! Brings back many memories...Thank you guys!
Fantastic! You guys sound just like on the 45! I heard it today on The Underground garage and what a great record that I didn't hear for a long time! !!!!!
Adorable!!!
wow that was great!! very dynamic!!
jesus this great ty really enjoyed it from uk
That was great!
John and Barry I have to say of all the songs I have heard from the mid 1960's this song is truly a very true mid 1960's song - one of the best from that era. I was only 5 years old back then but know a good one when I hear it. Can you tell me if the video of Dick Clark's American Bandstand with this song in the background was indeed your song being played ? The mid sixties was probably one of the coolest time periods ever. Love the bob hairdo's and ribbon's the girls wore and the straight leg levis with madras shirts and v neck sweaters the guy's wore - a classic era - just wish I could have been a teenager then and play in a garage rock band.
Thanks for the kind words. When you heard the song on Dick Clark or on the radio (then or now), yes, that's us on the record. They were great days. Thanks again.
David Irwin Those of us who hunt down these tunes on youtube were the teenagers back then and I guess for a couple minutes or so we try to re-live it with these vids.
I was 10 years old in 1965 🥰
It moves and inspires me to see musicians continuing to play all for the joy of it.
Love, love, love! Y'all sound fantastic.
Thanks, really appreciate it.
Mil gracias por cantar esta sensacional cancion que me hizo recordar buenos tiempos y se me puso la piel chinita por esa gran interpretacion y acompañamiento, son geniales, felicidades.
John and Barry what a great band you had then.... i was around 10 years then and I dont stop listening your songs.. most of my favorites songs are Beg Borrow and Steal, Yummy Yummy Yummy and some more like those... thanks for your music and for being so nice persons... greetings from Mexico City
While we did record Beg Borrow and Steal, we did not record Yummy Yummy. Thanks for your comment, it's very much appreciated.
Fantastic guys...was 15 and in a band and played this every weekend for spending money...wonderful song
Love it
Great. You're rockers.
I just heard this song for the 1st time on Sirius radio and it kicks ass.
Love it - you guys still got it!
i loved this record and still do
thePharoah, as the Conquests, we were just a typical band playing local gigs. The decisions to release the record under different labels and names were made by others. Thanks for your post.
A great song that meant a season too...great performance in actual playing ,friends...John and Barry...jeezz..!
One of my friends went on vacation and heard "BBS" playing, he bought the record and brought it back to Pittsburgh where it was huge. Thanks for sharing your story.
I just discovered this song (playing SongPop) and I LOVE it so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Love this song
I think the question was referring to Tim Corwin, of Sir Timothy & The Royals (the "touring" version of the Ohio Express) who owns a body shop in Lexington, Ohio, near Mansfield.
Hey man.this 45 was given to my mom bout 1968.super cool!no doub this is original 2 singers on it despite so call varios people singin an playin on it.as musician myself it kinda take off chord guitar wise on "louie louie" by the Kingsmen, but this superfies my soul!Song in E A B chords.In 1976 i told my little brother that i played on this record! Cool stuff man!
I was 14 years old and that song came out 1965 love the den love it now and I play it I did like the way the Ohio Express playd it though
The Ohio Express never did play this song. They went on to do Bubble Gum music.
That was great. Well done chaps
Beg Borrow and Steal is a stone cold classic...not bubblegum [Which I love] but 100 percent snarling garage...it's BY FAR the best song that has the Ohio Express moniker attached to it. 5 stars easy.
De mis favoritas
I'm 70 I remember it well. Take care Keys. I played lead guitar since 62. I know I played that at one time. We always played top 20 in those days. I quit playing I. Bands about 1986. Still play once in a while.
Thank you, as a big fan of the Ohio Express.
Great job. Sounds even better than the original. Thanks guys.
KatDaddy 55 performed this song this morning at the Iowa State Fair-this song has been a fave for 25 years at least.
I just read on the jacket notes of a bubblegum compilation record (Put out by Buddah Records) that Joe Walsh sang with The Rare Breed before he made it big with The Eagles, then as a solo artist. At least that's what Buddah claims. Is this story true? I figured you would know, since you actually WERE in The Rare Breed. Please write back! Thanks for your great music! "Beg Borrow and Steal" is one of my all-time favorite songs, and you guys do a great job on it!
A superb cover under the name "robar y rogar" by "Los Pingos", (sixties band) runs in YT. An a peerless track.
Great job by the originals. I love them.
I found my way here after hearing Philly's WXPN play this song tonight (crediting it to the Rare Breed). I don't think I'd heard it since 1967! This version is a real delight. Hope you are both doing well.
Great!
Thanks for all the enlightenment on this great song. The wikipedia article on Ohio Ex says the Cameo release was remixed. Confirm? It does seem to sound a little better.
So a key to all this is that The Ohio Express was not a group, but a name belonging to Super K Productions.
I put this song on a level with Five O'Clock World and The Vogues.
Still got it, NICE
Joe Walsh was not in the Rare Breed, he was in a group called the Measles from Kent, Ohio. They slapped their stuff on the Ohio Express album. As a matter of fact, the B-side of Beg Borrow and Steal (under the Ohio Express name) is Maybe (an instrumental). The album version is called "I Think I Find Of You," which was actually the Measles with Joe Walsh singing. It seems the Ohio Express wound up being a compliation of groups under one name... at least for their first album!
AWESOME!
I am smiling with you. Well done then and now.
Thanks again guys. Had to pull all my 45's (all 250 of them) a few months ago and increment my id from B to C
Hi,
that was EXCELLENT, what a great song!!!!
°°°°°° thanks for that, Greetings, Christopher
Awesome!