Great garage, punk , psych of these early days . Huey's dropping on LZs . Yeah lost a relative mid3/68 , tail end of TET , weeks b-4;4 my 11th bday. Seen dudes sent there , NAM , from65-69 . Al PSTD cases.
I really never associated these songs with hate or contempt; I just like their sound, vocals and musical effect(s). But....if you like those sentiments, check out the Sex Pistols 'Never Mind the Bullocks.' It never gets old.
no there is probably not as much great music today - but there is great music today - just dont expect to have it handed to you on the radio or on mainstream media.
Mainstream Music Radio will soon be a thing of the past! With streaming services and downloading your own music, the Radio Industry has really taken a hit for the worse!
@@obscuremusictabs5927…I love the music, cars, TV Shows, the era! I’m not discussing the hard times like the Vietnam War, protests, etc! I was a small boy in 1966! I remember the good times growing up!
Still one of my most favourite garage numbers ever!. Such a beautiful vocal escalation in the change and then back to that exquisite, pained vocal and guitar kick during the verse....stunning.
This is the way we really danced. Not the frenzied go-go crap I usually see on the TV shows. These are the dances real people danced, and they're done well. Good video. Vocalist kinda reminds me of Sky Saxon of the Seeds. Also, the boots are authentic, the height we really wore.
I'm 641/2 years young , and this early punk/ psych is better than the latter psych ! The guitar sound has that mid 60s trippy sound . LSD was being used by 63/64 , so by 65 , trippin on out , or going to a freak out was the thing to thise early cool cats . Vietnam era for sure !
@@hugbug4408 Absolutely correct. My friends early wild child sister had this . Cool ass sound for me @ 8urs old. Now I'm m 66 years young . See the trippy spectrum .
Not only do I love this song but the video as well, because I remember how girls danced to this type of music. Especially when they dressed-up like that wearing Go-Go Boots. This is around 1965 and 66 and this song is a great exceptional Garage Tune. This song does Rock!!!
this is a raw groove everything about this is quality,raw grit on the vocal n fine guitar work,a quality band from when people were real n found their own groove,its called the natural high only real musicians feel it n u know they felt it,i want this on 45 so do many this band have been bootlegged so many times,they deserve an official analogue 45 reissue this would sell alot of copies n earn the musicians some money but record labels need to do it right digital tech on vinyl is wrong ,
Sweet! I think i love sixties garage nowdays! 🙃 I have always loved Rock'n'roll but ever since i've been digging into other music genres as i get older, a new world opens before my eyes! I really dig 60'garage! ❤
@@surfrocker2545 One of the best early punk/psych tunes of the 60s. And , the way thise girls danced was pretty much in tune with thise early hippy , counterculture tripping times ; shrooms or 25 anyone !
I heard this song first on an Austrian 80s Garage sampler and only learned many years later that the original is from the 60s. One of the greatest songs ever.
I'm with you! Somebody really needs to make a gym like that, or at least offer classes like it, when & if gyms ever reopen from the COVID-19 shutdown. On the other hand, we can do this at home in front of the computer.
@glaetze Thanks, I thought so. We don't have cheerleaders as such in Blighty. Only get to see them on the movies and on the parades we've seen when I've worked in your wonderful country
The Starfires was an American garage rock band from Los Angeles that is best known for one of the most sought-after singles of the mid-1960s, "I Never Loved Her", which can command prices of $1000 or more (although reproductions of the single are also available).
It occurred to me one day, that the thing wrong with 99% of all rock done since 1968-ish... it isn't "groovy". Lol I swear I'm not trying to be funny, it's really the truth.
@@gwugluud Tried at various times to get the bar bands I played in to add songs that had a more dancing groove like this but they all swore we should stick with "Love The One You're With" and "Doctor My Eyes". and even cornier crap.
Yeah. When the folk sound got pushed aside by blues, psychedelic and super long electric guitar solos or songs where the electric guitar was pretty much the focus. I never got the Hendrix thing.
The difference between this and '76-77 punk rock is that punk would start with a soft intro and build to a more aggressive crescendo, whereas The Starfires reversed the order. But who cares? The intro to this song is cool as hell.
This sounds exactly like Eric Schabacker of "Little Willie and the Adolescents" whom were previously known as the "Starfires."Get Out Of My Life" was their biggest hit. They hailed from Orlando, Fl. Comments please!!
Great early psych trip tune, with a definate late 65 , but early trippy tune that I like better than the late 60s stuff , although that's good too , but the early punk/ psych was better!
@glaetze oh man there's so many 60s garage bands it can get overwhelming really quick. I recommend checking out the soybomb dot com garage compilation database which has information about garage compilations as well as a section where you can view bands by state. I don't remember the battle of the bands because I'm way too young to remember them but hell yeah I could imagine those were way better times than now. CA is one of the strongest garage states along with Texas.
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That bass line is killer!!
The song and the dancers are both a 10.
Absolutely awesome garage rock from 1965. Love this tune!!
That lonely opening bass riff DOES NOT prepare you for what is to come. Truly magnificent.
Yes
Great garage, punk , psych of these early days . Huey's dropping on LZs . Yeah lost a relative mid3/68 , tail end of TET , weeks b-4;4 my 11th bday. Seen dudes sent there , NAM , from65-69 . Al PSTD cases.
This is one of my favorite garage rockers of all time.
Great garage tune from the mid-60s. Quite a departure from the feel-good pop of the period. I love the guitar sound. Not forced.
I love any music with contempt, even hatred.
I really never associated these songs with hate or contempt; I just like their sound, vocals and musical effect(s). But....if you like those sentiments, check out the Sex Pistols 'Never Mind the Bullocks.' It never gets old.
Yeah, things were starting to get acid and much more interesting around 65/66...
Bollocks *
@@pabloalvez915 Definately one of the early psych type jams with some shrooms to go with the tune
I remember those days! Girls in gogo boots!
It’s 2024 and I at times reflect just how great the mid-60’s were! So much great music! Not so today!
no there is probably not as much great music today - but there is great music today - just dont expect to have it handed to you on the radio or on mainstream media.
Mainstream Music Radio will soon be a thing of the past! With streaming services and downloading your own music, the Radio Industry has really taken a hit for the worse!
Agree🎶
Are you just talking about the music? Outside of the music the 60s were a very stressful time. It wasn't all bad but the 60s weren't great.
@@obscuremusictabs5927…I love the music, cars, TV Shows, the era! I’m not discussing the hard times like the Vietnam War, protests, etc! I was a small boy in 1966! I remember the good times growing up!
Great tune. Love the dancers! I miss seeing beautiful women of this time period. Memories...
That's one of the best teen angst songs ever written.
Still one of my most favourite garage numbers ever!. Such a beautiful vocal escalation in the change and then back to that exquisite, pained vocal and guitar kick during the verse....stunning.
Said it all there Jason.
Just don’t get me started on how fucking brilliant this is 😂
This fried my brain when I first heard it 30years ago . incredible vocals.
This is the way we really danced. Not the frenzied go-go crap I usually see on the TV shows. These are the dances real people danced, and they're done well. Good video. Vocalist kinda reminds me of Sky Saxon of the Seeds. Also, the boots are authentic, the height we really wore.
I'm 641/2 years young , and this early punk/ psych is better than the latter psych !
The guitar sound has that mid 60s trippy sound . LSD was being used by 63/64 , so by 65 , trippin on out , or going to a freak out was the thing to thise early cool cats . Vietnam era for sure !
@@hugbug4408 Absolutely correct. My friends early wild child sister had this . Cool ass sound for me @ 8urs old. Now I'm m 66 years young . See the trippy spectrum .
i am a sucker for sixties punk .. forever !!
Check out the group called Love with their local L A hit song 7 and 7 Is, from 1966.
The ultimate proto punk song.
@@Stinusje-o4o …..I’m your 60’s Punk colleague!
Hilarious! “I only gave her one ride in my car”!😂
Not only do I love this song but the video as well, because I remember how girls danced to this type of music. Especially when they dressed-up like that wearing Go-Go Boots. This is around 1965 and 66 and this song is a great exceptional Garage Tune. This song does Rock!!!
this is a raw groove everything about this is quality,raw grit on the vocal n fine guitar work,a quality band from when people were real n found their own groove,its called the natural high only real musicians feel it n u know they felt it,i want this on 45 so do many this band have been bootlegged so many times,they deserve an official analogue 45 reissue this would sell alot of copies n earn the musicians some money but record labels need to do it right digital tech on vinyl is wrong ,
Frickin' great 60's garage with attitude !
Sweet! I think i love sixties garage nowdays! 🙃 I have always loved Rock'n'roll but ever since i've been digging into other music genres as i get older, a new world opens before my eyes! I really dig 60'garage! ❤
I like this song more the more I listen to it. The video matched to the song is clever enough!
I would say so. The video is a nice match. Yep, the song grows on you. It just never gets old.
I'm finding the same. I listen to this often, several times a day on my drives. Same with We Can't Go On This Way, a gem by the Unchained Mynds.
@@surfrocker2545 One of the best early punk/psych tunes of the 60s. And , the way thise girls danced was pretty much in tune with thise early hippy , counterculture tripping times ; shrooms or 25 anyone !
I heard this song first on an Austrian 80s Garage sampler and only learned many years later that the original is from the 60s. One of the greatest songs ever.
Very 60s, right up my street, thanks for the upload.
Very good 60's Garage Rock.Love it.
Nice job blacflag, it's got the angst, it's got the mellow and the dancers who meld it all into a groovalistic singularity.
The Color on my 60's MOOD RING Changed to HAPPY. I Dig Your Video. Thanks
this is just brilliant !
One of the very, very best
This is mid -late 65? I was 8 wen this tune was out. Early punk garage , psych, which is the best!
J'adore cette vidéo. Cool 60's. Thanks "Drapeau noir" !
"C'mon fellas, just let me be." 1966 rools.
haha
If those 24/7 gyms offered A "60's Go-Go workout" and played groovy,outtasite tracks like this,I would join in A heartbeat.
I'm with you! Somebody really needs to make a gym like that, or at least offer classes like it, when & if gyms ever reopen from the COVID-19 shutdown. On the other hand, we can do this at home in front of the computer.
Aw c'mon, you know you'd love to sweatcercise to disco-duck cop killa rap.. kidding kidding, plz don't kill me.. 😛
People would get a better workout . Gees ? What the hell happened ?
Great StarFires !! Knap
Had never heard of the Starfires until I came across this video - very impressed and love this song!
This is an execellent track, damn.
Incredible song. Covered later by The Wylde Mammoths and The Cynics, both of which did pretty cool takes on it.
If this record was any more perfect my head might explode.
cool video and song thanks for making this video
What a great song. Thanks for posting@
Totally agree with last post .... you have a fab music taste .... Thanks !!!
Garage rock ! Yaaaahhh. !
This is SO good!
cool !!! i dig it !!! the song and dancers are a good representation of the mid sixties time period
Yes, the dancers give the song an extra dimension!
@glaetze Thanks, I thought so. We don't have cheerleaders as such in Blighty. Only get to see them on the movies and on the parades we've seen when I've worked in your wonderful country
This is 100% cool.
Great Garage Punk killer Song !!!
Gotta love those 60's female go go dancers !
Oh I do. Rog. Pacific sunset records.
This song kills!
Starfires a great tune !!!
Really nice dancers!
..............................................more 60's just for you Nikki............!!!
great track, up with the stars!
blacflag you're a genius! Starfires are great, you should do the same treatment to Linda another great killer song of them
Simply sublime.
imagine if you could have every psyche LP ever made !! man I tried for 25 years but no luck you'd have to be rich and very lucky for that to happen !!
Adore it!!!👍♥️👍
Du bon vieux rock en roll, c'est magnifique, que dis je c'est fabuleux.
this is a SUUUUUUUUUUUUPERKILLER TUNE! you did a cool job with the clip, should do the same with LINDA anudda them killer!
One of the better ones.....nice moves.
great music dude
@glaetze Just visited your channel ~ cheerleading par excellence!! (I also have the first Taste and Kraftwerk albums on vinyl). Cheers
The Starfires was an American garage rock band from Los Angeles that is best known for one of the most sought-after singles of the mid-1960s, "I Never Loved Her", which can command prices of $1000 or more (although reproductions of the single are also available).
Wow. What part of SoCal were they from? Where was this video shot at?
I am an LA County boomer.
Awesome!
Amazing.
fucking brilliant that you've uploaded this. cheers. *****
Whoa
This rules!!!
you upload good stuff, keep it up!
I love this one too!
If it weren't for the lyrics this would a smash hit.
Proto-punk at its best.
True Go Go Dancers.
Garage Bands were great and greati e not this stuffed last 30 years
Garage music don't get much better than this. Rog. Pacific sunset records.
KILLER!
Garage was never better.
Savages live in tge bahamas great piece!!
When rock bands stopped sounding like this it was all downhill.
Yeah, and now all we have is NOISE and women with tramp-stamp tattoos and body-piercings.
It occurred to me one day, that the thing wrong with 99% of all rock done since 1968-ish... it isn't "groovy". Lol I swear I'm not trying to be funny, it's really the truth.
@@gwugluud Tried at various times to get the bar bands I played in to add songs that had a more dancing groove like this but they all swore we should stick with "Love The One You're With" and "Doctor My Eyes". and even cornier crap.
haha some truth there
Yeah. When the folk sound got pushed aside by blues, psychedelic and super long electric guitar solos or songs where the electric guitar was pretty much the focus. I never got the Hendrix thing.
I could watch go-go dancers all day long. But where is the Gloria version?
As bandas de Garage Rock60 não tiveram o valor q mereciam, bandas excelentes, rock cru e sem frescura.
The difference between this and '76-77 punk rock is that punk would start with a soft intro and build to a more aggressive crescendo, whereas The Starfires reversed the order. But who cares? The intro to this song is cool as hell.
This sounds exactly like Eric Schabacker of "Little Willie and the Adolescents" whom were previously known as the "Starfires."Get Out Of My Life" was their biggest hit. They hailed from Orlando, Fl. Comments please!!
google makin you stoopid yo! hope you ain't pre med!
i came to hear the Starfires ... but all your chit chat on dance made me realize that they are doing the Macarena (at 2:19) 30 years in advance.
Great riff lost in time !
UK 💕
Became the Outsiders
Great early psych trip tune, with a definate late 65 , but early trippy tune that I like better than the late 60s stuff , although that's good too , but the early punk/ psych was better!
The film footage alone is GOLD!
Oh yes....I Like It.
Good touch.....kind of balsy but, then again it's so sweet....certainly got a hit with this disc.
@glaetze oh man there's so many 60s garage bands it can get overwhelming really quick. I recommend checking out the soybomb dot com garage compilation database which has information about garage compilations as well as a section where you can view bands by state. I don't remember the battle of the bands because I'm way too young to remember them but hell yeah I could imagine those were way better times than now. CA is one of the strongest garage states along with Texas.
It almost seems like they're supposed to be dancing in unison.
Nunca la quizeeeeeeee!!!
Sink six pints of ale, get on the dancefloor, oblivious to everyone and just rock your stuff to this tune.
blacflag- You got some good pics. on your webpage, and good pinups too.
Elvis thought this was the best band of all tyme!
Reminds me of The Seeds . . . a bit.
I hear an influence by Van Morrison's band " Them ".
Never 🎹🎵🎶🎸
With one exception the doors
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I show and talk about this bands 1965 album Teen Beat A GO GO in my Gems No. 9 video.