Li'l Red Riding Hood: Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs (1966 TV performance)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- I am leaving this video up since it has been popular over the years. But now I have created a new version that is all Sam, his band and the go-go dancers. No more Betty Boop or filler cartoons. Highly recommended. Check it out here: • New* Li'l Red Riding H...
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I remember Li'l Red Riding Hood" as a giant hit from the summer of 1966. There are only a few videos of Sam the Sham performing this one, so I am posting it for historical purposes. This is from a TV performance where he performed two songs that were very abbreviated versions. This one has been filled out so it contains more of his time on camera. Betty Boop was not my idea, it was added long ago and far away. Read more interesting info about the song and its history over at Puget Sound Media: qzvx.com/2020/...
Fans of classic oldies....Lisa Leonard Dalton, the dancing "Sloopy Girl," has revealed the name of the studio in which her 1975 dance with Rick Derringer was filmed. People have wondered about it for many years. Now Lisa answers the question in this video: th-cam.com/video/ViEnk7Rk2ZQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=G152dynHn2gpRqzM
Love the Betty Boop parts
Love this song for so long 😅
2024 and still like this song, never gets old, and the other i like is, Wooly Bully!!
Wooly Bully, the name of his (Samuel's) cat.😊😊
This song never gets old, still jamming in 2024.
Frr
I turned 8 in the summer of '66 and came down with the measles. Had to stay in bed in a darkened room for a week or two with just a radio to listen to. Guess what was playing every other hour along with "They're Coming To Take Me Away"?!! 55 years later and these songs are still seared into my brain! Um, good times??
Songs like hanky panky,and Sam singing wooly bully
haha i was 10. similar things happened.
Liz ... those were 2 of my favorites as well! I had a similar thing happen (I had Mono in Jr. High) late spring thru the entire summer of 70(?) I wasn't able to do much but lay in bed. I remember The Jackson 5, specifically Michael Jackson singing "I Want You Back" on Ed Sullivan Show, and I was amazed at how such a young child was so talented🎵🎶
God, my first boyfriend would sing this song all the to tell. We were both the same age 16.
I am 70 years old. Those memories were so sweet and tender!
I know the feeling, WOOOOOOOOO!
At 17, I would sing "When I am 64" to my first serious girlfriend in highschool. I'm 34 now, but that song still brings back such sweet memories.
I remember playing , "16 Candles" for my first girlfriend on her 16th birthday - I never really got over her 😔
It's a lovely song, I'm still a teen myself but it's a favourite of mine, hahah
2024, and this song is still great1 Woollty Bully, too. Love these guys!
This is prob my all time favorite by this crazy band. They were so unique and Sam was so expressive, handsome, funny and belt out a tune. Happy Music ...and there's everything right with it.
Showed this song to my son while lodging at the Great Wolf Lodge Water Park. He was amused.
When we first got to resort, they said we could get free wolf ears at gift shop. When we got there, they said we have to give a big howl to earn our ears.
Now this song will bring great memories for my family and I.
My sister had the 45 rpm record exactly like the one by MGM shown playing on the turntable. I think it was the first non-Beatles record I remember her getting. She turned 10 that year and I turned 7.
I wish I had a dollar for every time we played "Red" AND the terrific flip side, "Love Me Like Before". Great times and awesome memories!
Who ELSE is still LOVIN' this in 2021 ??
I am! Good old days my friend
Me i luv it
sup 💕
Me! ☺️
Me!!! I'm 67 now..still love it! Owoooooo!!!
Who here in 2024 🐺❤️
Me. I'm learning it on my guitar ❤
Me. For the very first time.
Evergreen
Here
I am.
I'm loving it in 2023 , wonderful to hear this song again.
This is like a cross between an “Animals” song and an Everly Brothers” song. Very sneaky, but iconic sound. Love Sam the Sham.
What a perfect description!
Sort hearing the Kinks as well.
Animals and Everylys, huh.even bad wolves can be good.
It sounds a lot like dont let me be misunderstood
Great analysis
The older I get the more I love hearing these old songs. Having an older brother I got turned onto some pretty great music, like Elvis, Fats Domino and Dean Martin, and the list goes on and on..Peace and Love
I remember this song vividly. Playing in my sandbox in our backyard in the 90's with my dad bbqing, my mom chatting with him under the canopy, and the big portable radio playing KOLA 99.9 and Casey Kasem going over the top charts from years before.
Uh...2023....now...
The time/date NOW is_______ _______
Heck yeah love this song 2023
2023 still enjoy👍🤟❤️🎶🎼
The first time I heard that song, I was 3 and I got such a kick out of this song....this is a very good song after all these years. This music is timeless.
I don't remember how old I was, but immediately loved it to my parents dismay, because I was maybe in kindergarten
Still a great song after all these years!
Absolutely..a fun tune.
Absolutely is
Me born in June 6,1959 grew up listen to this music it never gets old now almost 64 still sounds great
After leaving the music business, Sam worked in Mexico as an interpreter and as a mate on small commercial boats in the Gulf of Mexico.[9] Sam later became a motivational speaker and still makes occasional concert appearances. He was inducted into the Memphis Music Hall of Fame in 2016.
Personal life
Sam married Louise Smith on August 28, 1959 in Dallas, Texas. They had one son named Dimitrius Samudio, born on May 28, 1963, in Dallas. They divorced on May 16, 1968, in Dallas.
Most sources refer to Samudio's ancestry as Mexican-American.[10][11][12] However, a 1998 article by the Chicago Tribune described Samudio as being of Basque/Apache descent.[13] In a 2007 conversation with music writer Joe Nick Patoski, Samudio described his grandparents fleeing the Mexican Revolution and settling in Texas where his family supported themselves working in the cotton fields.
Most Mexican/Americans Have Deep native Ancestry.
So he’s Mexican lol
No, he is American of Mex heritage.@@Katastrophik09
Was only 10 in summer of 1966
....I remember they played it nonstop on the radio that year...
I was only 9, it was played on LA radio constantly.
I was also ten then. I sang my heart out to it everytime it came on.
I was 9 minutes came out
I was only 8, KXOK 630 on your am dial....in St. Louis, Johnny Rabbit...
I was 9, also.......they played the hell out of it on Philly AM radio ..late summer, '66.....
Samudio resurrected The Pharaohs in 1963. The new lineup was Samudio (vocals/organ), Dave Martin (bass), Ray Stinnet (guitar), Jerry Patterson (drums), and Butch Gibson (saxophone). They made their debut with the novelty number "Haunted House" and signed up with the MGM music label. The follow-up songs "Ju Ju Hand" and "Ring Dang Do" were minor chart successes. The band scored their greatest smash hit with the wonderfully raucous "Wooly Bully," which sold over three million copies and stayed on the Billboard Top 40 charts for 18 weeks (the song peaked at #2 on the pop charts). "Wooly Bully" was named Record of the Year for 1965 by "Billboard" magazine. The bubbly "Li'l Red Riding Hood" likewise did very well; it peaked at #2 on the Billboard pop charts for two weeks straight. The group went on to record more enjoyably frothy novelty singles, but none of them were as successful as either "Wooly Bully" or "Li'l Red Riding Hood." The band appear as themselves in the musical When the Boys Meet the Girls (1965). Sam the Sham and The Pharaohs disbanded in 1967.
I remember this was on the radio when I was a little kid! Great song! I remember always loving Sam The Sham! This song and his song Woolly Bully!
In 1966 Sam and his boys arrived at the dedication of a new supermarket in Chicago. Me and my friends rode our bikes and the crowd was about 500 people. Sam arrived in a limo, he and his bandmates threw pennies out the windows to disperse the crowd so they could exit the vehicle. They sang this song and Wooly Bully. In less than 5 minutes they ran back into the limo. Some quick bucks. I think I got about 4 pennies that day, and ran to the local grocery store for penny candy. A penny was worth about a dime or quarter in those days.
I'm loving this song in 2023❤️❤️❤️❤️
Great song by a great artist! I see this live performance for the first time! Thank you for uploading it!
A great singer,in 66,wow year I was born.
fake fake lip synch they are just playing the studio recording
How can you tell? I am so disappointed
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My dad sung this song all the time. I lost him almost 4 years ago.
Sorry for your dad,I lost my mom Friday,she was82,and my dad in 2002,was66.their with God now.
@@lisaparsons8949 Yes they are, and you will see them again someday!
@@lisaparsons8949 I'm so sorry for your loss. I lost my mom a few months ago. Don't think ill ever get over it.
I'm so sorry for the loss of your dad.
@@chumdog90 Thanks,My mom was82,and my dad was66,he passed in 2002,I know their together with God now,and sorry your mom passed,she's with God to.Thanks,your so kind.😊
I’m here for this!! 42 years young and loving for it all ❤
"I don't think little big girls should ..." I love that line!
Had to get surgery when I was a kid and I was scared to be put under. My grandad laid down and sang this song with me while the nurses pretended to give him anesthesia too. I remember them all laughing at me and him howling.
Sam Sham was a no. 1 hit in the day. I still love to watch him and he’s always cracking a great big smile 😊!!
I'M 72 WAS IN A BAND WHEN I WAS A TEEN PLAYED BASS. WE PLAYED THIS SONG. STILL A GREAT SONG.
High as a bird
still listenin' in april 2023 WOOOOO!
2023 still lovin this song. Been listening to it for 53 years. Always makes me feel good❤
Man, this film clip quality is amazing, the audio sound terrific, as for the visual that is normal, I was a teenager back in 66, so this is normal.
I remember when this came out. Still love it.
Me too. Fun summer.
I am leaving this video up since it has been popular over the years. But now there's a new stereo version that is all Sam, his band and the go-go dancers. No more Betty Boop or filler cartoons! And it is higher resolution. Check it out: th-cam.com/video/EPc5y-M3I78/w-d-xo.html
Now it's 2023 and I'm LOVING IT😊
Had this album growing up , now i have it again in vinyl thanks to 2nd hand record market .
I loved this song so much as a kid.
Sam the sham,A great singer.Back in 1966,also the year I was born.
I was 9
@@jimmysapien9961 A great song,my brother Barry was10,he developed a anurisium on his brain,he passed away 2019,miss him.
I was 15 yrs old and now 69yrs young still tapping my feet to the music and singing along
@@roserollins9471 Yes,a great song,music better back then than now.
👍👍👍😁 Same..lol
That's such an effin great song. It's one of the best single hits of that era.
I saw Sam in Casper, Wyo. at the Ag Barn in 1969 ? , 1970 ? It was a cold and wet night that made for a dreary concert. Sam sang good and the Shamettes got the old blood warmed up with their mini skirts and long legs. I'm in my 70's now so those memories are starting to blur ; hate to lose them.
Yes too bad the First members Quit over $$$
I hadn't heard this song in years. It popped up while I was listening to other 60s comedy songs. I recognized the title but couldn't for the life of me remember the song. It all came back with that first howl.
I love Sam the Sham & The Pharaohs so much in the 60s & still love them to this day. I loved their outfits. To know Sam never played an instrument, that's where the sham came in..lol
I was 9 in '66 when this came out. Still a favorite song
This 60 year old guy still listens ❤❤❤
Never fails. Just a great great song, 50 years later or 100.
Great 🎵 song and video 📹👌
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I love this song and I listen to the oldies all day while I work.
Pops cruised to this song back in the 60s when he was young before heading to sf and making me in the summer of love ....I love this song He turned me on to great music sky saxon and the seeds,love (7.7 is) yardbirds,The animal's Jefferson airplane (bathing at Baxter's). The warlocks =( the GfL dead) and so many many more... love you pops RIP thx for turning me on to a world of great music.
Had this record when I was a little girl like 8 or 9 years old. Still love this group
Been listening to this since 91 when I was born!
Pretty trippy , I was thinking about this song a few days ago and now it pops up on my recommendations.
Google is reading our thoughts now....
Music never dies
I'm 54 years old and I'm still listening to this song. It's in my collection. I like it 1966. Even though I was born in 69.
I'm a year ahead of you, born in '68. Love this song, and Wooly Bully, too.
I was in high school on a blind date in New Orleans when I first heard this song.
A great song,yr I was,born
dam did u get to meet lincoln clay
Lol me too
That must have been an interesting date.
I m from wv. Some of the best folk I've known are from Louisiana
These guys are 1 of the many great bands to come out of Texas, !
I rmeber my dad used to play this song around Christmas time and listing to it now is just wonderful. I love it
I was 10 years old and this was my song. lol I sang it constantly.
Sam the Sham is 4 of Spades ♠♠♠♠Happy Birthday to Sam the Sham of the Pharaohs Blessings and Hugs 👑💜
My Best friend Just sent this to me. We met when she asked to barrow a crayon in second grade. That was 1967 we've been friends ever since. Love you Heidi.
Mike...nice story.
Sam's daughter and my son had the same babysitter in the 80's in Memphis. " Brother Sam" was head of the music at their church.. great guy!
2024 ❤❤❤ Rocking Red Riding Hood !!❤❤
So Many Beautiful Memories 😻
"Sloopy Girl" dancer Lisa Leonard Dalton was interviewed recently: She is pretty and funny! See it here: th-cam.com/video/TVji8H7Y3rI/w-d-xo.html
My mom would put this on on repeat and leave me alone with the console entertainment system in the early seventies !
My 5 year old loves this song
I liked it back in the days it was played on all the radios and it's just as much fun today.
I was in the middle of the shit when this song first came out I was fighting overseas in Vietnam listening to the song On armed forces radio brings back a lot of memories I still wish I could go back to those days
Thank you for serving our country.
Thank you for your service
I saw The Beatles in 1966 in Chicago.Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs was the opening act.
Fell in love with this song when I saw Striking Distance with Bruce Willis in the 90s. Was living in Pittsburgh back then.
Had a blond in my Karate class. She reminded me of what I pictured Little Red to look like. So, in class, I walk up and sing this song to her. Of course I had her by 20 years. She looked at me like the fool I was and I realized, she had never heard the song. Where is the door?
Perfect song...Good old days ❤
Sam's songs are great. Just keep getting better
I was stationed in at fort polk may of 1966 , bring back memories, love that song
Great Song, they used it in the movie " Stricking Distance" in 1997. Staring Bruce Willis and SarahJessica Parker. i love that movie and this song.
Thanks---i was only 9 when this song was released, great memories!
Www
@@glennoneill2529 ????
Great,singer,year I was born
Me to!
2024 still rocking
Loving it in 2023.
my dad used to play and sing this to me as a kid and now i sing it all of the time. in my head at least. people my age just dont get it.
Howl
What's that I see walkin' in these woods?
Why, it's Little Red Riding Hood.
Hey there, Little Red Riding Hood
You sure are lookin' good
You're everything a big, bad wolf could want...
Listen to me
Little Red Riding Hood
I don't think little big girls should
Go walkin' in these spooky ol' woods alone.
Howl
What big eyes you have
The kind of eyes that drive wolves mad.
So just to see that you don't get chased
I think I ought to walk with you for a ways.
What full lips you have
They're sure to lure someone bad.
So until you get to Grandma's place
I think you ought to walk with me and be safe.
I'm gonna keep my sheep suit on
Til I'm sure that you've been shown
That I can be trusted, walking with you alone.
Howl
Little Red Riding Hood
I'd like to hold you if I could
But you might think I'm a big, bad wolf, so I won't.
Howl
What a big heart I have
The better to love you with.
Little Red Riding Hood
Even bad wolves can be good.
I'll try to keep satisfied
Just to walk close by your side.
Maybe you'll see things my way
Before we get to Grandma's place.
Little Red Riding Hood
You sure are lookin' good
You're everything a big, bad wolf could want.
Howl
I mean baaaaa, baaaaaa, baaaaa...
❤ this song fond memories
In the military 1966 Folley Beach SC they played at the Pavillion and blew the roof off what aswee Memorie thanks for posting ol vet way down in TX probably March or April 1966
Music was fun and music back then
I have always loved this song and still do!!!!!!!!!!!
I wore out 2 copies of this MGM 45 before age 7
Love this song! ❤
I was not surprised to see that footage from a Betty Boop short was featured in this video! 😆
Oh my 😮😮 brings back a lot of memories 😁 thank you for sharing 🙏🇺🇸
I love this song
And still loving ❤️ in 2023.
I had forgotten this song ever existed..it must be over 50 years since I last heard it
In the Heat of the Night (1967) -- this was supposed to be the song in that "Foul Owl on the Prowl" cafe scene, and that's how it was choreographed, but apparently Sam's people wanted too much money so Quincy Jones put together a mock-up song (Foul Owl) that fit the sequence. Imagine all the money Sam could've made off "L'il Red Riding Hood" over the years if it was forever associated with that classic film.
Too bad
Why wasn't fowl on the prowl played more on local radio stations? It sounds like a hit song 🎵, also agree that Sam's song , little red , would have been perfect in the dinner scene.
Love This Song ♥💣💯 Great Memories Growing Up!
1966 good memories 🇺🇸 💙
The year I was born..lol 😊😁🤙👍
wonderful I have known all these songs from the 50s and the 60s
I remember hearing this song in a made for TV movie on Halloween called, "The Midnight Hour" back in 1986... And it was as Awesome Then... As It Is Now!!! :) :) :) 😊☺️😊☺️😊😊😎😎😎👆👆👍👍👍🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍷🍷🍷🍹🍹🍹🍹🍹🍹🍹🍹🍹
My mom had this album and I loved it!!
65 ....I run a wolf rescue and refuge. And still wear my red riding hood costume at Halloween. Thank you Sam! Ya ain't no Sham! You're the REAL thing! I bare my throat to the wolves at midnight in your honor! Oooooowwwwoooooo
Love seeing the older folks and younger ones share a love music