One of the greatest songs of all time. One of the best drum beats of all time along with the whole musical arrangement . Simple yet very powerful and awesome.
Sad that they disbanded in 2021, after George Kooymans (vocals/guitar) was diagnosed with ALS. They had stayed together, no replacement members until 2 years ago. Great band!
I'm 58. My favorite Cousin, Diane, back in the 1970's was a little bit older than me so she used to get me alcohol and we hung out a few times and she was always playing Radar Love on her 8 Track Player.in her car. Well, my cousin died shortly thereafter in a Motorcycle accident, and since then, every time I here Radar Love, I think of her. She was so Cool... almost Angelic. Today, Diane's Mother, my Aunt Molly passed away at 88 years old. Aunt Molly was the most religious person that I have ever known, and went to Church most every day for the last 70+ Years to pray for her daughter Diane. Today, I picture their Reunion in Heavern hugging and singing and dancing together to Radar Love. Bless my Cousin Diane and my Aunt Molly in their Reunion in Heaven. I Love You Both!!!
They opened up for Lynrd Skynrd in 76. They finished their set with this song. at the end, the drummer leaped over top his kit. They lined up with their arms around each other and bowed. Awesomely memorable
Thou hast been blessed. F-ing cool memory! My 1st concert was Queen of which I was completely unworthy and deeply blown away. 2nd The Who with the original Pretenders opening just at the release of their amazing and revolutionary 1st album. Such a fertile super great and innovative time in music. So wonderful to share stories with people who know their sh**!
And he didn’t used to leap one leg at a time, but both feet together springing up in the air? I only ever saw them once, before this came out, but always thought they deserved more recognition.
Amazing band, and an amazing drummer. I saw them in concert at a small club right after the song came out in 1973. They just don’t make groups like this anymore. I’m so glad I grew up in the 60s and 70s in the musical era.
Same on every video of a legendary song. Until people have heard the song a hundred times, and connect it with a time or incident in their lives, it’s just “the new song”. There’s a performance of AC/DC performing “Highway to Hell” live before it’s release, and people snooze through it. Now that the song is an icon, they go nuts.
Now, THAT, boys and girls, is how a great rock band plays a terrific song - exceptionally tight instrumentally, singer with great moves and physical gestures, and a song that tells a story with a slow developing beginning, rocking middle, and crescendo of an ending. They were truly firing on all cylinders! I mean, how many times have we heard this only classic rock radio - and yet here we all are still digging it! And it's almost 50 YEARS ago! Man, I was just 15 years old - but still rocking now (OK, God can you take your finger off the FF button on the time machine now, LOL).
@@stevenrobert8567 as far as I’m concerned.. the world started going downhill when I was 8 and The Challenger broke apart…. That’s when I knew all the adults were full of crap…. and things weren’t going to be “OK” like they claimed.. I also grew up with reoccurring dreams of nuclear bombs because when I was 6 all the parent let their kids watch “The Day After” in 1983.. a hyper realistic nuclear Holocaust made for TV movie…. LOL. Life is awesome
I never got a speeding ticket for this song, but that's only because I didn't get caught. In reality I should be able to turn them into wallpaper. Rock and Roll sister in high speed.
Still one of the best cruisin tunes ever. Soooo way ahead of the game. Timeless. The audience have no idea how lucky they are to br in the presence of a legend.
@@djackman4229 the World will never have the amazing electrical time it did in the 60s 70s 80s 90s again. We has it all. The music was great the clubs were great concerts were great Bush parties were great. What happened? It's a super stellar nightmare now feels like a Global toilet. People got too rich there should have been a cap to how wealthy one could be. Now jerkoffs and goofs have reduced it all to pure misery full of neurotic psychotic germaphobes that come unglued if you dont recognize and affirm they are a snail and their pronouns are slime and slther. Tge president runs the country from his basement in his sweats while his stand in goes around eatubgvice cream and fallungvoff bikes. They are lying about over population they are lying about climate engineering one small group controls the whole world its depressing and disgusting. I wish that wonderful illusion we lived in would have lasted longer and GOLDEN EARING ROCK so do SWEET ...... SO GLAD to have been a part of it all kids today unless their parents are the wealthy 1% they havecnobchamce li kg e we sud. Defund the Elite! Defund billionaires! Boot them all out. Give people that drive and desire to succeed but no one needs over 10 million its absurd. And politicians should not be lobbied and bought they should remain for the good of everyone not fanatic psychotic nutjobs I thot the coast was supposed to be under water by now that's what they kept saying!!!! Lies so they can have it all. Money or no money we are all the same a lot of people without money are better people at least they share strive give care. I know people who own 600k houses 30k trucks 50k Mercedes dont owe anything and still cry thet they are not richer sickening
@djackman4229 Absolute legends...underrated. Saw them somewhere in '71 or so, might have been Portland, not sure. I had a spot stage right and it was amazing. Rode down with some totally wild guy from Olympia in his Olds 442, at who knows how many mph...didn't take long to get to Portland...I think. 😅
I remember being 12 years old and dancing in the driveway with my girlfriends to this song...it was the bomb!! I don’t know how the audience sits still, really!
The screaming fangirls phenomena was only in the English speaking world. On the continent they were reserved and followed rules of good behaviour . Maybe the Latin countries expressed.a bit more passion .
Golden Earring recently anounced to quit due to the incurable illness of guitarist and founder George Kooymans. Tomorrow is George his birthday and the whole of Holland will play Radar Love at 17.15 PM to honour this great band who originated in 1961.
In 78 or 79 they opened for rush, and their drummer lunged over his drums with sticks in hands and started playing the stage, mic stands monitors, etc. My first concert. I thought that was epic. Even better than rush! Blew me away
@@reindeer-o-stoole I used to drive a 1973 cab over Freightliner, with a 13 speed 318 Detroit engine. A couple of good pocket rockets, a good tail wind and this song made for some great high stepping! Made the mile post markers look like shuffling a deck of playing cards. Life was great! Great memories for this old woman.
This was a favorite of mine when I was 9, 10 years old 1970, there was great music coming out seemingly everyday back then. Thanks for the ride to the past.
I remember this song well, I was away from home riding my Jeep up a snow covered mountain when this song came on the radio.I told my friend I had to get home. We had just gotten to his aunt's house but I was ready to drive the 200 miles back home I dumped him out,All I could think of was I've been drivin' all night, my hand's wet on the wheel There's a voice in my head that drives my heel It's my baby callin', says I need you here And it's half past four and I'm shifting gear. This was in 74
I’ve been driving all night, my hand’s wet on the wheel There’s a voice in my head that drives my heel It’s my baby calling, says "I need you here" And it’s half past four and I’m shifting gear
When she’s lonely and the longing gets too much She sends a cable coming in from above Don’t need no phone at all We’ve got a thing that’s called Radar Love We’ve got a wave in the air Radar Love
The radio’s playing some forgotten song Brenda Lee’s "Coming on Strong" The road has got me hypnotized And I’m speeding into a new sunrise
When I get lonely and I’m sure I’ve had enough She sends her comfort coming in from above Don’t need no letter at all We’ve got a thing that’s called Radar Love We’ve got a line in the sky Radar Love
No more speed I’m almost there Gotta keep cool now gotta take care Last car to pass here I go And the line of cars drove down real slow And the radio played that forgotten song Brenda Lee’s "Coming on Strong" And the newsman sang his same song One more radar love is gone
When I get lonely and I’m sure I’ve had enough She sends her comfort coming in from above Don’t need no letter at all We’ve got a thing that’s called Radar Love We’ve got a line in the sky Radar Love
We’ve got a thing that’s called Radar Love We’ve got a thing that’s called Radar Love
70's-80's-90's-60's, but yeah they were all hella of good , then we got 2k and 2k10 they were good too but not at the level of the firts one i mentioned , ofc im just talking about rock music
Yep yep! Remember hearing this classic tune playing from 1 of Phoenix Az FM radio stations while playin a of Basketball at a friend's house back then. Still love it now.
The definitive song of my college days. Mixed emotions here because of the things happening in my life at that time but rest assured I wasn't bored like the audience here. Fabtastic!
No better time than the early 70’s to grow up with music! 16 in ‘73 and we had so many artists performing on the same day and usually same stage at fairgrounds and stadiums. All day events that started early and ended late. No drama, no egos just great performers and musicians laying the groundwork for what has become the greatest generation of music that will never be duplicated. The music from 50-60 years ago is still relevant and impactful today and it will be in another 50 years. There are very few real talented musicians today and the crap that gets put out is not music, it’s a product. It’s as manufactured as much as the interchangeable person delivering it is.
These guys could have never imagined their song would stay on the air for over 45 years. The goddamn thing is still headlining rotation on classic rock radio today. That's an incredible achievement in anyone's book...
Genius - has been one of theeeee best driving songs ever wrote!! Found it on a rock compilation tape back in early 90's - Caused several moments of a heavy foot on the gas pedal 🙂
This song is pure gold! Still classic in its sound, style, lyrics, melodies, drum/ guitar notes and timing, cool glam delivery!! Even the title Radar Love...super cool or what?
Today, 11 March at 17:15 Dutch time (the exact day and time of George's birthday), we're going to play 'Radar Love'. So wherever you are in the world - join in, till George hears it himself... Thank you for all the golden moments 🤘
Best driving beat ever. Got to see them at the Carousel Ballroom in SF. Great show! Drove back to Davis in a ‘61 Mini with 10” wheels about 6” off the road!
They played at the Rivoli in indy in 1976..the stage was set like this..i was sitting on the edge to the left after radar love the drummer threw his sticks up in the air i crawled across the stage n grabbed one...the crowd went nuts..sooo fun
I have no idea why Golden Earring is being featured on a channel for One Hit Wonders. The band is anything but that ! Golden Earring has a totally unique sound that stood apart from other bands in the same era and they were definitely not a one hit wonder !
I saw these live many years ago, there was a stunning drum solo when they played this song and the hand controlled spotlights picking out the guitarist as he played were amazing - the lights made him look like he was on fire and this long before technology put computer chips and DMX on stage.
im 55 been brought up on soul musis etc i remember this when i was young and i tought what a breath of fresh air proper music when just heard love this song so much
I saw Golden Earring in around the same year, as they opened for Yes. They were amazing in concert and I still enjoy their music! Thanks for posting this song and video! GoldenPeace.
God bless you John S, such a sad but also lovely story. I have always thought of this song as so underrated, not only in it's technical changes, but just even the general 'beat', if this was an English band the world would have been going crazy! - Now a strange thing happend not very long ago!!!! My wife and I went to live in Brugge (Bruges as we English say/write it) for almost 5 years, and I couldn't believe it when the dad of one of the (many!) bars we frequented said he knew the band well and was particular friends with the drummer - you cant believe how loud we used to play this track in his bar!!!!! More to follow!
I played the record all the time when I was a teenager. And I still get happy when I hear it dance like crazy and forget for a few minutes that I'm about to turn 67
I wasn’t even a brain fart of a thought in the 1970s and my parents were just teenagers, themselves. I have only recently discovered GE. Some call it moldy oldies. I call it a classic!!
"This...is FEN Far East Network." Listened to it everyday on mainland Japan at MCAS Iwakuni in the late '80's. Every genre got its one hour radio show. And Chicken Man, too!
@@cyberninja55 Me too. I was there from Aug74 to Sep75. Boy blew a lot of money. To much partying. When I was on the Rock we had to work half a day Saturday. I was at Camp Foster H&S Co H&S Bn, 3rd Force Service Regiment (Worked at Bn S-1) When were you there? What unit?
@@RobPetty622 FEN radio...."Serving those who Served" Lance Corporal Mccallister was the DJ in the evenings and played all rock n roll. I was on Okinawa Aug74-Sep75. Camp Foster H&S CO H&S BN 3RD Force Service Regiment.
I love this song. I had a beautiful German Shepherd named Radar, and this was our song. He is long gone, but I still love to hear our special song. ❤️ 😊
@@garybradley1 big business was satisfied with making a fair profit back then...unlike now trying to rip every cent off the customer in unadulterated greedy cash grabs...
I can't believe how out of touch the audience was while listening to this (ahead of its time song). Obviously, this song still olds merit over 40 years later in 2020. And 40 years from now it will still be played in awe. Rock & Roll music from the 60's, 70's and 80's will never be matched again. Long live the originality of these music years.
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It's still on my playlist and I'm 66 now!
42 and its been on mine a good twenty or so years now, god help me if the Coppers see me when it comes on in my car
one of my all time favorites at 79
I'm 67 and never get tired of listening to this.
I am 77 and I never get tired of hearing it either.
I'm 61 and never get tired of singing it!!
@@Mark-q1w9p I might be 23 but I'm absolutely OBSESSED about it!
@@SloopyDog Me too! And I'm only 23!
Me too
64
One of the greatest songs of all time. One of the best drum beats of all time along with the whole musical arrangement . Simple yet very powerful and awesome.
Thoroughly agree!
What a timeless classic!!! I never get tried of hearing it.
👍totally agree this song gets better with age
I was 13 when this came out. Man I loved this song. Always got me moving even at 63
Sad that they disbanded in 2021, after George Kooymans (vocals/guitar) was diagnosed with ALS. They had stayed together, no replacement members until 2 years ago. Great band!
Same!
I'm 58. My favorite Cousin, Diane, back in the 1970's was a little bit older than me so she used to get me alcohol and we hung out a few times and she was always playing Radar Love on her 8 Track Player.in her car. Well, my cousin died shortly thereafter in a Motorcycle accident, and since then, every time I here Radar Love, I think of her. She was so Cool... almost Angelic. Today, Diane's Mother, my Aunt Molly passed away at 88 years old. Aunt Molly was the most religious person that I have ever known, and went to Church most every day for the last 70+ Years to pray for her daughter Diane. Today, I picture their Reunion in Heavern hugging and singing and dancing together to Radar Love. Bless my Cousin Diane and my Aunt Molly in their Reunion in Heaven. I Love You Both!!!
A very heart warming story they are looking down on you. God Bless them both.
Thanks for taking a moment and sharing your thoughts.
Wow
Amen brother! That was touching, I'm glad to share listening to this song with your story in mind. Peace be with them and you and your loved ones
Damn …… rest in peace Molly and poor young Diane. I hope the song brings back great memories for you and isn't too painful.
They opened up for Lynrd Skynrd in 76. They finished their set with this song. at the end, the drummer leaped over top his kit. They lined up with their arms around each other and bowed. Awesomely memorable
Wow I bet that was some show. Before the Skynyrd plane crash
Thou hast been blessed. F-ing cool memory! My 1st concert was Queen of which I was completely unworthy and deeply blown away. 2nd The Who with the original Pretenders opening just at the release of their amazing and revolutionary 1st album. Such a fertile super great and innovative time in music. So wonderful to share stories with people who know their sh**!
I saw them in a club in Shreveport, LA early 80's. Helluva band!
And he didn’t used to leap one leg at a time, but both feet together springing up in the air? I only ever saw them once, before this came out, but always thought they deserved more recognition.
I saw that tour - great band and great tune. Unfortunately, I think this performance is a lip synced edit of the recording.
The best driving tune ever!
Yes, but you probably deserved that speeding ticket!
nope..! Highway Star still the best ever
I had a Cop chasing me in my 69 so nova. I though in the tape and smiled away. River road west.
@@missmicheleo Great song please check out Golden Earring - Moontan Album Review on my channel
@@sibawaiprabowoaji Great song please check out Golden Earring - Moontan Album Review on my channel
As a drummer, give that drummer some love! Damn fine chops.
Amazing band, and an amazing drummer. I saw them in concert at a small club right after the song came out in 1973. They just don’t make groups like this anymore. I’m so glad I grew up in the 60s and 70s in the musical era.
Another drummer in Southeastern Arizona USA agrees! Cheers brutha! Great unforgettable stuff!
Hea ain't bad, but if you wanna hear somebody light a fire on a drum kit, give Dave Mathews' "Say Goodbye" a listen.
Agree agree. The dude gives me Tommy Thayer vibes
All coked up
63 here. I was 12. It's still on my playlists.
Looks like they’re playing for the mortuary crowd. An amazing arrangement
*lip *syncing
Now, whatever you do... don't move...
@@yvandaniel8050canned?
Germans to smooth to move.
Same on every video of a legendary song. Until people have heard the song a hundred times, and connect it with a time or incident in their lives, it’s just “the new song”. There’s a performance of AC/DC performing “Highway to Hell” live before it’s release, and people snooze through it. Now that the song is an icon, they go nuts.
Now, THAT, boys and girls, is how a great rock band plays a terrific song - exceptionally tight instrumentally, singer with great moves and physical gestures, and a song that tells a story with a slow developing beginning, rocking middle, and crescendo of an ending. They were truly firing on all cylinders! I mean, how many times have we heard this only classic rock radio - and yet here we all are still digging it! And it's almost 50 YEARS ago! Man, I was just 15 years old - but still rocking now (OK, God can you take your finger off the FF button on the time machine now, LOL).
Today, the singers for Gen X sound like they are on helium and downers.
@@stevenrobert8567 We’re in Gen Z now, grandpa. - sincerely, GEN X
@@kelvyquayo You still have no talented musicians. No one can actually sing. It all sounds like uplifting funeral music.
@@stevenrobert8567 😂. I didn’t say I disagreed with you lol. My hope is in Christ Jesus tho. Nothing in this world has any use for me. Peace
@@stevenrobert8567 as far as I’m concerned.. the world started going downhill when I was 8 and The Challenger broke apart…. That’s when I knew all the adults were full of crap…. and things weren’t going to be “OK” like they claimed.. I also grew up with reoccurring dreams of nuclear bombs because when I was 6 all the parent let their kids watch “The Day After” in 1983.. a hyper realistic nuclear Holocaust made for TV movie…. LOL. Life is awesome
This song is not only fantastic, but it has more energy in it than any song I've heard. This song gets you off the couch and on the move.
Great 4 intense video games 2!!
Unless you were in that audience!
Понравилось!!!!!
True Rock & Roll like this never gets old!
What can I say classic of the seventies ❤❤
I got my drivers liscence in 1973. Also, missed an exit on the highway, and got my first speeding ticket in 1973 while listening to this song. giggle
sally santana ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I never got a speeding ticket for this song, but that's only because I didn't get caught. In reality I should be able to turn them into wallpaper. Rock and Roll sister in high speed.
You could have gone to court to fight the ticket and played the song as part of your defense. If I were a judge, I would have thrown the ticket out.
1973 , well it wasn't Radar cop back then , LOL
This is MUSIC.. this is ROCK.. beautiful.....CLASSIC FOREVER.
Great song please check out Golden Earring - Moontan Album Review on my channel
Too bad it’s not live
Yes..Yes...Yes!!
Radar Love " 1973 " Bijzonder Jaar . Geboorte van mijn zoon ❤
I'm surprised this doesn't have more views....a true classic.
Love the Earring!!! Audience members aside, Rhythm section, Rinus Gerritsen bass, Cesar Zuiderwijk drums is on fire!🔥
Great Dutch band!!!🇳🇱
Still one of the best cruisin tunes ever. Soooo way ahead of the game. Timeless. The audience have no idea how lucky they are to br in the presence of a legend.
In 1976 I was 18 with a V8 Ford, empty open roads, threadbare speed limits and this on the radio..
@@djackman4229 the World will never have the amazing electrical time it did in the 60s 70s 80s 90s again. We has it all. The music was great the clubs were great concerts were great Bush parties were great. What happened? It's a super stellar nightmare now feels like a Global toilet. People got too rich there should have been a cap to how wealthy one could be. Now jerkoffs and goofs have reduced it all to pure misery full of neurotic psychotic germaphobes that come unglued if you dont recognize and affirm they are a snail and their pronouns are slime and slther. Tge president runs the country from his basement in his sweats while his stand in goes around eatubgvice cream and fallungvoff bikes. They are lying about over population they are lying about climate engineering one small group controls the whole world its depressing and disgusting. I wish that wonderful illusion we lived in would have lasted longer and GOLDEN EARING ROCK so do SWEET ...... SO GLAD to have been a part of it all kids today unless their parents are the wealthy 1% they havecnobchamce li kg e we sud. Defund the Elite! Defund billionaires! Boot them all out. Give people that drive and desire to succeed but no one needs over 10 million its absurd. And politicians should not be lobbied and bought they should remain for the good of everyone not fanatic psychotic nutjobs I thot the coast was supposed to be under water by now that's what they kept saying!!!! Lies so they can have it all. Money or no money we are all the same a lot of people without money are better people at least they share strive give care. I know people who own 600k houses 30k trucks 50k Mercedes dont owe anything and still cry thet they are not richer sickening
@djackman4229 Absolute legends...underrated. Saw them somewhere in '71 or so, might have been Portland, not sure. I had a spot stage right and it was amazing. Rode down with some totally wild guy from Olympia in his Olds 442, at who knows how many mph...didn't take long to get to Portland...I think. 😅
Man that bass line is one infectious groove !!!
Yes indeed, Ted Nugent?
It's groovy, man. Far out.
Rinus Gerritsen is the man, whew he’s sexy too! I love bass players,,,they’ve got great rhythm
hats off to the band for such passion in front of a comatose audience. love this song xxx
you can see one girl peeking at the tight pants..lol
I remember being 12 years old and dancing in the driveway with my girlfriends to this song...it was the bomb!! I don’t know how the audience sits still, really!
They borrowed the Lawrence Welk Show audience.
The screaming fangirls phenomena was only in the English speaking world. On the continent they were reserved and followed rules of good behaviour . Maybe the Latin countries expressed.a bit more passion .
@@michaelcorbidge7914 that audience had a stick up their butts and no spirit
I remembranza I was 4 years old when this came out this is the one song that stands out this track is the one that set 's
Music to get a speeding ticket by
Fact. The reason I sold my '66 SuperSport.
This song is not just a song. It's a hymn!
Golden Earring recently anounced to quit due to the incurable illness
of guitarist and founder George Kooymans. Tomorrow is George his birthday and the whole of Holland will play Radar Love at 17.15 PM to honour this great band who originated in 1961.
I'm here on time
From the city where it al started 💚💛
Best wel even een traantje weggeslikt hoor net. 😪😔🌹
🇨🇦😢
Rock on Mary Ann :) from Detroit,rock city
@@andrewp7509 🔉🔊🔈
What a great drummer! There are such strong music traditions in Holland. I'm proud to play in a band there.
Hocus Pocus, Focus
@@matthewmeuleman3369 Pestilence, Asphyx
@@thakery5720 Source please.
@@Jo_Kuiper
Indeed, I always thought Cesar Zuijderwijk played the drums, and they would not need a session drummer at all.
In 78 or 79 they opened for rush, and their drummer lunged over his drums with sticks in hands and started playing the stage, mic stands monitors, etc. My first concert. I thought that was epic. Even better than rush! Blew me away
One of the greatest songs of the 70's. 🎶
This song still sounds amazing in 2020, and that's coming from somebody who wasn't even born when this song was first written and performed.
Yes it does got to see them in concert they were Great
thanks, man. i played bass in the band.
@@reindeer-o-stoole Too cool!Love Golden Earring😍 Good for you & I know you're still jammin✌💖😉
@@reindeer-o-stoole I used to drive a 1973 cab over Freightliner, with a 13 speed 318 Detroit engine. A couple of good pocket rockets, a good tail wind and this song made for some great high stepping! Made the mile post markers look like shuffling a deck of playing cards. Life was great! Great memories for this old woman.
It was the best time to grow up in - you shoulda been there !!!
One of the most classic bass lines in rock history.
Have always loved this group since the 70's. Still love them!
Should have made billions off of royalties by now with this song.
This guy's got excellent vocals.
A once in a lifetime experience!!! Thank You Golden Earring!!!
Well I am going to say that this is still brilliant after the years and I am nearly 70.
In My mind. One of the best drum solos ever! I loved how they integrated the horns in it.
I bet you grew up to be a snowflake
check out sina drums.....girls is fantastic
This was a favorite of mine when I was 9, 10 years old 1970, there was great music coming out seemingly everyday back then. Thanks for the ride to the past.
hallelujah!
I remember this song well, I was away from home riding my Jeep up a snow covered mountain when this song came on the radio.I told my friend I had to get home. We had just gotten to his aunt's house but I was ready to drive the 200 miles back home I dumped him out,All I could think of was I've been drivin' all night, my hand's wet on the wheel
There's a voice in my head that drives my heel
It's my baby callin', says I need you here
And it's half past four and I'm shifting gear. This was in 74
Absolutely unique and beautiful music!
I’ve been driving all night, my hand’s wet on the wheel
There’s a voice in my head that drives my heel
It’s my baby calling, says "I need you here"
And it’s half past four and I’m shifting gear
When she’s lonely and the longing gets too much
She sends a cable coming in from above
Don’t need no phone at all
We’ve got a thing that’s called Radar Love
We’ve got a wave in the air
Radar Love
The radio’s playing some forgotten song
Brenda Lee’s "Coming on Strong"
The road has got me hypnotized
And I’m speeding into a new sunrise
When I get lonely and I’m sure I’ve had enough
She sends her comfort coming in from above
Don’t need no letter at all
We’ve got a thing that’s called Radar Love
We’ve got a line in the sky
Radar Love
No more speed I’m almost there
Gotta keep cool now gotta take care
Last car to pass here I go
And the line of cars drove down real slow
And the radio played that forgotten song
Brenda Lee’s "Coming on Strong"
And the newsman sang his same song
One more radar love is gone
When I get lonely and I’m sure I’ve had enough
She sends her comfort coming in from above
Don’t need no letter at all
We’ve got a thing that’s called Radar Love
We’ve got a line in the sky
Radar Love
We’ve got a thing that’s called Radar Love
We’ve got a thing that’s called Radar Love
Magically elucidated rock n roll brilliance!
Thanx
Tack ❤
The 70's were the best!
Second Best.
80s the best.
Word
70's-80's-90's-60's, but yeah they were all hella of good , then we got 2k and 2k10 they were good too but not at the level of the firts one i mentioned , ofc im just talking about rock music
De acuerdo!.
If you remember the 70's, you weren't really there!😛lol
Love this song. One of the best. Cesar Zuiderwijk brilliant drummer.
Brilliant song loved it for years
Sr in high school. We had great music. Not prefab manufactured shit like now. And there is still a lot I love now
Yep yep! Remember hearing this classic tune playing from 1 of Phoenix Az FM radio stations while playin a of Basketball at a friend's house back then. Still love it now.
The definitive song of my college days. Mixed emotions here because of the things happening in my life at that time but rest assured I wasn't bored like the audience here.
Fabtastic!
That audience is really into the song!
Zombies, 5-17-2022
you should Watch Led Zep in Denmark for crowd responses.... JBXX
They've just come from their jobs as crash test dummies.
Yes. They are totally out of control!
Priceless! Disco sign above this legendary band playing this classic song. WTF
Radar Love is in the top ten rock-pop records of all time !
Wow ! I was 18 in '73 . and this is one of those gems I never have tired of ! Thanks for posting !
No better time than the early 70’s to grow up with music! 16 in ‘73 and we had so many artists performing on the same day and usually same stage at fairgrounds and stadiums. All day events that started early and ended late. No drama, no egos just great performers and musicians laying the groundwork for what has become the greatest generation of music that will never be duplicated. The music from 50-60 years ago is still relevant and impactful today and it will be in another 50 years. There are very few real talented musicians today and the crap that gets put out is not music, it’s a product. It’s as manufactured as much as the interchangeable person delivering it is.
*-Incredible Underrated Song, Guitarrist, Voice, Band... I Miss The 70's*
Truly a simple classic. Will stand the test of time and outlast a lot of the crap that is around today
These guys could have never imagined their song would stay on the air for over 45 years.
The goddamn thing is still headlining rotation on classic rock radio today.
That's an incredible achievement in anyone's book...
Who’s here cause this song and video are just mind blowing!!! Music these days can’t hold up to this!
" The radio is playing a forgotten song, Brenda Lee's Coming on Strong." Great song great lyrics.
Hi Natural. I like that too. Peace girl.
The best dutch rock band ever.
Agree but for me it's a tie between the Earring and H. Brood and his wild romance.
Totally! They're awesome@
Oops! I meant awesome!
Oops! I meant awesome!
Kayak
Un himno del Rockandroll 🎶🎸🎉👏
Cuando me vaya de este mundo quiero esta rola a todo volumen😎🤘saludos desde Perú 🇵🇪
Genius - has been one of theeeee best driving songs ever wrote!! Found it on a rock compilation tape back in early 90's - Caused several moments of a heavy foot on the gas pedal 🙂
Love this song! I don't remember it. But heard it a couple of years ago. Love the drums. Oh. I'm 76.
George, thanks for all the great wonderful music. You will always rock !
one of the best rock songs of all time
Greatest band ever. Caesar’s drumming has always been a huge influence. ❤️
Ever? I love them too, but unfortunately they don’t have enough material. This song is definitely one of the best songs ever though
This song is pure gold! Still classic in its sound, style, lyrics, melodies, drum/ guitar notes and timing, cool glam delivery!! Even the title Radar Love...super cool or what?
Today, 11 March at 17:15 Dutch time (the exact day and time of George's birthday), we're going to play 'Radar Love'.
So wherever you are in the world - join in, till George hears it himself...
Thank you for all the golden moments 🤘
Best driving beat ever. Got to see them at the Carousel Ballroom in SF. Great show! Drove back to Davis in a ‘61 Mini with 10” wheels about 6” off the road!
They played at the Rivoli in indy in 1976..the stage was set like this..i was sitting on the edge to the left after radar love the drummer threw his sticks up in the air i crawled across the stage n grabbed one...the crowd went nuts..sooo fun
@Payne Killer no..gave it immediately to a guy friend with us
What a song. I’m getting my students to learn this.
What do you teach ? English as a second language, I'm guessing.
I have no idea why Golden Earring is being featured on a channel for One Hit Wonders. The band is anything but that ! Golden Earring has a totally unique sound that stood apart from other bands in the same era and they were definitely not a one hit wonder !
They also had a very successful charting single a few years later called " Twilight Zone"!!
I love She flies on Strange Wings
It's from 1973?! What the hell! So fresh.
Great music is timeless
My father still calls them Earrings as he has seen them early in the days. Best rock band from the Netherlands ever.
I saw these live many years ago, there was a stunning drum solo when they played this song and the hand controlled spotlights picking out the guitarist as he played were amazing - the lights made him look like he was on fire and this long before technology put computer chips and DMX on stage.
Wow so amazing how great they were in person. Idk if I’ve ever heard a performance of a live song as close to the recorded version as this.
It's lip synched.
This song is amazing!! Drums cool...
Saw a video of them playing this just a few years ago, and they totally rocked it. Been around longer than the Stones, man.
living in s. Ohio, 13 years of age, this was what I listened to under my blankets with a little transistor radio. lol good times
Another great song still listening in in 2020 miss the good days 1970s
Who is here in these Corona times? Need some Radar Love about now!
MY BANYS CALLIN SAID I NEED YA HEAR
@@ryantejeda1967 - ...and it's a half past four and I'm shifting gear.......
This is my karaoke safety. As soon as we can all get back out there..
@@JesusIsKingAndSavior - Yeah man, sounds cool. You can practice for now until then. Get it! Radar Love.
from Acapulco beach yeah!!!
Love the song! I remember this back in high school. Rock on.
Classic song. Love it!
That super hot drummer tho
Shit outta luck ....this is almost 50 years ago
This song is Timeless ...fckin BRILLIANT
He's still got it going on.
Very relaxed Dutchmen these!
Epic song. Thanks Golden Earing.
Gefeliciteerd George Kooymans. Om 17:15 draaien we dit nummer als nationaal eerbetoon.
Forever 70´s. Great Music!!
george kooymans you are a very nice man. i wish you all the best.
im 55 been brought up on soul musis etc i remember this when i was young and i tought what a breath of fresh air proper music when just heard love this song so much
I saw Golden Earring in around the same year, as they opened for Yes. They were amazing in concert and I still enjoy their music! Thanks for posting this song and video! GoldenPeace.
God bless you John S, such a sad but also lovely story. I have always thought of this song as so underrated, not only in it's technical changes, but just even the general 'beat', if this was an English band the world would have been going crazy! - Now a strange thing happend not very long ago!!!! My wife and I went to live in Brugge (Bruges as we English say/write it) for almost 5 years, and I couldn't believe it when the dad of one of the (many!) bars we frequented said he knew the band well and was particular friends with the drummer - you cant believe how loud we used to play this track in his bar!!!!! More to follow!
Great rock music! Wish I had seen them live!,,,
Such an incredibly well put together song. Eternal masterpiece.
absolutely
It was the classic period of rock music and this is one of the best songs.
I played the record all the time when I was a teenager. And I still get happy when I hear it dance like crazy and forget for a few minutes that I'm about to turn 67
I wasn’t even a brain fart of a thought in the 1970s and my parents were just teenagers, themselves. I have only recently discovered GE. Some call it moldy oldies. I call it a classic!!
Memories of the United States Marine Corps getting ready to deploy to Okinawa. Love to be 18 yrs old again and back in the 70s. Semper Fi
"This...is FEN Far East Network." Listened to it everyday on mainland Japan at MCAS Iwakuni in the late '80's. Every genre got its one hour radio show. And Chicken Man, too!
Semper Fi, loved the rock
@@cyberninja55 Me too. I was there from Aug74 to Sep75. Boy blew a lot of money. To much partying. When I was on the Rock we had to work half a day Saturday. I was at Camp Foster H&S Co H&S Bn, 3rd Force Service Regiment (Worked at Bn S-1) When were you there? What unit?
@@RobPetty622 FEN radio...."Serving those who Served" Lance Corporal Mccallister was the DJ in the evenings and played all rock n roll. I was on Okinawa Aug74-Sep75. Camp Foster H&S CO H&S BN 3RD Force Service Regiment.
@@USMC-Veteran73-77 around the same time as you . I was at Hanson, engineers. We turned the lights out in Vietnam, were you in on that ?
Great in 1973 still great today!!
Golden Earring belong to the heroes of my youth. Nice to see and hear the boys here again
I love this song. I had a beautiful German Shepherd named Radar, and this was our song. He is long gone, but I still love to hear our special song. ❤️ 😊
Sat next to their table for breakfast in Rosemont IL after they played at the Horizon. they wanted Heineken's!
Bunch of fucking drunks and dopers, Typical Euro trash band
@@kendallevans4079 Wow, did you create this account for this stupid remark only?
Makes sense to me that the first season of MASH started in 72 and this song came out in 73!
Memories of taping this direct from the radio on top twenty on Sunday night, my mum yelling up the stairs to turn that noise off!! I love tube!
And trying to get all of the song before DJ cut in.😱🎶
Yeah, we all did it, it's a wonder any actual records got sold!!!
@@garybradley1 big business was satisfied with making a fair profit back then...unlike now trying to rip every cent off the customer in unadulterated greedy cash grabs...
@@lowercentenary I totally agree.
I can't believe how out of touch the audience was while listening to this (ahead of its time song). Obviously, this song still olds merit over 40 years later in 2020. And 40 years from now it will still be played in awe. Rock & Roll music from the 60's, 70's and 80's will never be matched again. Long live the originality of these music years.
You would be out of touch too if you was listening to playback. Maybe more than one time that night
@@exmetal7918 Still this music from this time shaped alot of our lives. Like it or not.
@@tamasklotz5928 you dont understand a single word i wrote. I love this music.
I was 18. Jesus, the years have piled up now!!
I still have my "Moon Tan" LP. 1970 - 1974, the last glimmer of real R n R.