@@jeffwilliams196 without 1968 we wouldn't have had Sittin on the Dock of the Bay, Hey Jude, Cry Like a Baby, It's a Beautiful Morning, Since You've Been Gone (Sweet Sweet Baby). I'll agree it started to slip, but there were some good songs that year.
I remember the week this 1st hit the charts. One of the local stations in New Orleans had a "pick hit" of the week. It was a new song that the station thought would be a big hit. The station nailed this one.
Produced by none other than Sylvester "Sly" Stone (Sly and the Family Stone). Even then, Sly had an ear for hits. This was an incredible single, released on a label -- Autumn -- I believe, Sly co-owned.
❤GO Go Go Go Go Go,❤ those handsome guys i always loved white guys with long hair, ❤Beau Brummels Guys I was listening in the 1960s and i still kicking this Awesome Song 🎉❤🎉🎉🎉🎉
I have been especially proud to come from the time period I did. Nothing like it before nothing like it since. The music was our communication system with each other. Starting with The Beatles on Ed Sullivan Show and progressing on through Woodstock. In my 70s now I'm still captivated by the wonder of it all in retrospect. We were young and adventurous funding new ways of being. Always the music was central to our way of life. Good video here captures the look and sound of the time.
Just as good now as it was back then. . . Great songs arent just great in their particular era, they're great for all time and this is one of them. . .
+B Smith Well, you know how Pop music is--just because its popular doesnt mean it's Great; or even Good;. It just means its Popular; The trouble with Pop is though that as soon as it isnt popular anymore it doesnt sound good anymorel Great pop songs ALWAYS sound great, fresh and relative because they are great songs. Period. Quality never goes out of fashion.
BLANKUBEREVERYBODY...Yes, you state a truth, but you & I have had to live longer than others to be able to say it. RUNAWAY by Del Shannon, ODE TO BILLY JOE, YELLOW DOG BLUES, BLUE RONDO A LA TURK, ROCKIN PNEUMONIA BOOGIE WOOGIE BLUES, BECAUSE THEY'RE YOUNG, GOODNIOGHT IRENE...and THE BEAT GOES ON doesn't it.
My father, Bob, was one of the founders of the Beau Brummels. He went to Sacret Heart in the City with Sal. It's awesome to see some of their stuff online for my kids to dance to. Thanks!
Great song! I was born several years later after this song came out (late 60's) but hearing it makes me wish we were back in the 60's, when times were simpler and we didn't have the crap-ass junk today that passes for "music".
This song brings back a rush of memories. I was just 14 years old, almost 15, and a freshman in high school when this record was first released. It was one of many tunes that comprised the soundtrack of my rebellious youth. Those were heady days and the future lay in front of me. As for this song, "Laugh, Laugh" has great lyrics, a somewhat bluesy harmonica and fine drum work. It's a classic!
This sort of thought makes me want to vomit. Heady days, indeed, and - gone. Gone, fucking forever. I didn't really get what I wanted even then, and now I'll be 30 soon, and... ...it's just a shame to think of the feeling and the possibility and the hope all being not just different or difficult, but _literally forever gone forever no re-do no second chance just fucking gone._ Y'knowwh'ti'm'n? I... I don't know. Now I have more money and luxury, and freedom from many of the strictures I chafed under, and I'm much happier in almost every way... except I'll become increasingly a passive watcher, a relic, the days in which I was a contender ever more impossible to even imagine. The memories fading more and more, of a time and place no one else I'll know could truly understand... except a few old "friends" that I probably actually hated, and whom will die off one by one anyway. FUCK. This is why only drugs are worth anything. Any other hobby or joy crumbles in the face of reality. and worst of all is romance. it just leaves you lonely. oh, so lonely.
@@alanbobe-velez9716 Oh, I don't know... I suppose it was mainly that the phrase you used - _"those were heady days[...]"_ - was evocative to me; it made me think about how-... ...how I felt sort of like time cheated me out of the heady days I wished for, I guess. (Or else I cheated myself out of them, by not realizing how soon some doors would slam shut.) --------------------------- Makes me wonder why things ought be this way at all. I've seen no reason to believe in aught else but material monism, but to think that so much so precious may be lost forever - to think, as weighty and ponderous and extensive as a life may seem, and as vast as the universe inside each of us may be... -to think of all that _and then also_ that it's a blip to be wiped away forever, soon enough... ...surely, *surely* that can't be right. Not for *_me._* -------------------------- Well, the plan is to see if I'm really the Chosen One, as I had always thought; or just a moron who lost what he loves best and can't find much reason to wake up any more (as I now suspect): _★ Gonna sign up for cryonics! ★_ If it goes to plan, I'll go to "sleep" then wake up in 2160 or whatever. If it doesn't, I suppose I'll never know. Unless it goes _really_ bad. Then I'll wake up as mining slave to angry robots, or something. Hmm... worth the risk, you think? Now I'm not sure- *--------------------------------------------* Sorry it took me a while to reply here. I didn't expect you to see it or respond - people seem largely to ignore replies even right after they comment, heh, let alone after years.
@@FormerMPSGT Nah, not a quote-all my own rambling, heh. ngl I _am_ pretty sad - not sure how you even ascertained that, 'cause I didn't think I had really said anything *too* depressed! - but I won't eat a lead breakfast while my mother, ex-wife, or pets remain. the last depend on me, the middle would just be hurt again if I did it, and the first shouldn't have to bury her only son. 👌 and maybe things are gonna start comin' up Hak again, you never know!
Sal Valentino rerecorded this song several years ago for a solo album. I forget when. His vocal tone is a bit harsher, but the melancholic tone is deeper and more mature. I love both versions.
I was just a little girl, but l knew this was musical magic. Not only are the lyrics clever and true, but the tune is playful, mean, and yet somehow not cruel while delivering a harsh truth. Harmonica and drum is essentially brilliant besides.
Uncle Buck Movie from 1989 The late John Candy as Buck Russell. Great movie with a great song. Never knew that it was from 1964. Sound great in 1989, 1990's, 2000's, 2010's, 2020, 2021 and now in 2022. MeTV showed a clip as the Beau Brummelstones on the Flintstones. This song, the Flintstones and Uncle Buck will never get old.
I remember this song so well. I was 15 years old and a sophomore in high school. It was always a great cruising song back in the 60's, long before FM & stereo radio. I'll always remember the great AM sound this song had in the car. Love it!
Sorry man. I think of 1965. And I dug the Flintstones growing up. You had to live through that beautiful time to know what it feels like as a teen. Remember taking my first gf to Pete's Tavern for a pie (that's pizza in Jersey parlance lmao). First gal to stick her tongue down my throat. And that was just the beginning. :-). Nineteen sixty five. Yeah baby.
High school...Air Force...First Texas,then Nevada,Thailand,Vietnam then back to Nevada then Home...Not a combat vet.... A crew chief...F-4's.Good luck to you 09jitters
The wailing of the harp is a prelude to the bouncy middle of this song. Such a well cafted song. Imagine of the music competition of the 1960's!!! And these guys were so good but overshadoed. by groups who changed how pop/rock music is played.
Having this song stuck in my head since I was a kid brought me here and I can relate to it very well. Had a recent fallen out with a lady that I was close friends with. She would complain about how bad he was and that she was tired of him, but could never seem to leave him alone. I told her that he was, in fact, bad news and that she had no reason to keep seeing him. Long story short, he did EXACTLY what I said he'd do and she called me the other night to offer a sincere apology. I accepted, but I'm keeping her at arm's length so that she won't take me for granted anymore.
a very great and unique song! Too bad there are'nt more like it! This is the studio version with the shindig visual overlayed on it.Sal Valintino was a great vocalist and the song shows it!
Who remembers....we were in High School in the summer of 1964...The Beau Brummels came out with this monster hit....It was "Boss"...Do U Remember...So great being young & free..
Saw them many times when they came to Redwood City (California) in the mid-1960s....think the name of the night club they played at was The Embers.....
Aye que chula Marcy, wearing her attractive outfit with sexy boots! Marcy, your attractive outfit with sexy boots are making everybody at home feel horny.
what did I just listen to? sounds like what a teenager would hear over the car radio in a 1965 Impala station wagon while mom drives to the supermarket on a rainy Friday night - in 1965.
I got this thing stuck in my head for the last several days, & it almost drove me NUTS (I never have listened to the words of songs, so I didn't even know the name of it- OR the group). Turns out it's extremely well-written! (& played)
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Still love this after all these years.
It never ceases to amaze me how much incredible music there was back in the 60's!!
The best decade for rock music.
I was only a 7 years of age 21 months old..
@@williamfietek7359 darn I'm old
M Mireaux 😘💋😘💋🍺so true
jennifur sun You are funny🤣🤣😂😂😂
Somebody asked for thumbs up if you were listening in 2019. I sure was, and I gave one. OK, now it is 2020. Thumbs up if you are listening in 2020!
Steve W 👍
i'm here
Thumbs up!
2021 and still listening
me 2021
1964 to 67 was an incredible time for music it will never happen again
I agree, but would add 68, too.
And it all went to shit in 1968.
@@jeffwilliams196 without 1968 we wouldn't have had Sittin on the Dock of the Bay, Hey Jude, Cry Like a Baby, It's a Beautiful Morning, Since You've Been Gone (Sweet Sweet Baby). I'll agree it started to slip, but there were some good songs that year.
69 was awesome
@@kevinmalone8903 You can't mention music and the 60's without including 69...
I love the mournful sound of the harmonica in this song. It adds a unique touch.
Harmonicas can have that sound and I like it too.
One of the best things about the song.
If it were released today, it would be a giant hit record!!!
It's stellar
It's still great. Wise words still strong. I was 7 at the time.
Nah, it's got no autotune.........
The kids of today wouldn't know a great song if it blew out their eardrums.
There's no doubt.The great 60s will never die.
I grew up in the 60's with all the great music. This song is so beautiful!
Big hit on the Flintstones...LOL
I am with U here in Dallas.
Best decade for music!
“What is this dirty dancing?” Uncle buck is the best man and funniest 😂
"Aww come on, the dog's watching."
Every TIME this song reminds me of that scene! 😂
Marcie dahlgren-frost 😂😂
@@katelynfior694she gets compliments on the hyphon
The first time I ever heard this song was on an episode of the Flintstones and I could never get it out of my head.
Eu também. Tinha 8 anos na época que passou no Brasil. Nunca mais esqueci.
LOL I thought I was the only one to remember the beau bromelstones!
@@pigtowski Lol! Great memories.
Beau Brummelstones!!!!!!!!ETC!
Yeah, The Beau Brummelstones!!!!
What a haunting tune. All these years later, it still lingers in me.
I was 8 when this awesome song was coming out of my cheap transistor radio. The 60's, 70s and 80s were the best eras for music 😮
I was about 14 or 15 years old when I bought this 45rpm. I still have them all and they still sound fantastic. Peace and love folks!
I remember the week this 1st hit the charts. One of the local stations in New Orleans had a "pick hit" of the week. It was a new song that the station thought would be a big hit. The station nailed this one.
Since I was kid in the 60's I have always been captivated by that haunting harmonica in this song.
agree
Fun fact: Sly Stone (yes, of The Family Stone) played the harmonica and was also producer on this song.
@@annoyinninja2481 interesting I liked that opening as well
this and the one by Bryan Hyland
@@annoyinninja2481 you're right
Produced by none other than Sylvester "Sly" Stone (Sly and the Family Stone). Even then, Sly had an ear for hits. This was an incredible single, released on a label -- Autumn -- I believe, Sly co-owned.
The Harmonica on this track is stunningly AWESOME ! 😍😍 .
Love the harmonies, the harmonica, the minor notes and the whole darn song!
Of course like lots of music at the time, shades of Fab Four
My very favorite Beau Brummels song! ❤️❤️❤️😘🥰😘😊
Thank God for a drummer who is spot on re the drum breaks. Perfect!
❤GO Go Go Go Go Go,❤ those handsome guys i always loved white guys with long hair, ❤Beau Brummels Guys I was listening in the 1960s and i still kicking this Awesome Song 🎉❤🎉🎉🎉🎉
I have been especially proud to come from the time period I did. Nothing like it before nothing like it since. The music was our communication system with each other. Starting with The Beatles on Ed Sullivan Show and progressing on through Woodstock. In my 70s now I'm still captivated by the wonder of it all in retrospect. We were young and adventurous funding new ways of being. Always the music was central to our way of life. Good video here captures the look and sound of the time.
song of movie "Uncle Buck (1989)" beautiful 😍😍😍😍 like 2023 :)
Sitting in my bedroom as a very young girl listening to this song over and over. Still listen.
Love you
How sweet! I love the song too!
I love this song
This song is a true classic!! You will never hear music like this now days!
Today's music is rubbish. 🤮
Just as good now as it was back then. . . Great songs arent just great in their particular era, they're great for all time and this is one of them. . .
+BlankUberEverybody So true. OT, Lee Marvin profile pic = boss.
+B Smith Well, you know how Pop music is--just because its popular doesnt mean it's Great; or even Good;. It just means its Popular; The trouble with Pop is though that as soon as it isnt popular anymore it doesnt sound good anymorel Great pop songs ALWAYS sound great, fresh and relative because they are great songs. Period. Quality never goes out of fashion.
+BlankUberEverybody You got that right! Still a great song, as so many from that era still are!
BLANKUBEREVERYBODY...Yes, you state a truth, but you & I have had to live longer than others to be able to say it. RUNAWAY by Del Shannon, ODE TO BILLY JOE, YELLOW DOG BLUES, BLUE RONDO A LA TURK, ROCKIN PNEUMONIA BOOGIE WOOGIE BLUES, BECAUSE THEY'RE YOUNG, GOODNIOGHT IRENE...and THE BEAT GOES ON doesn't it.
It's Rockin Pneumonia Boogie Woogie Flu
"Uncle Buck" dancing with the lady next door. Busted!:))
They were also on an episode of The Flintstones.
He did more than dance with her ;) ....She then went back to her husband in Texas, and nine months later out pops Sheldon Cooper....
John Candy Laurie Metcalf!!!
Now she's gonna go home and wait for the Federal Express man
"Hi Chanice! Surprise!"
This song reminds me of my childhood! 🤗 thank you mom for listening to great music 💖🔮
Mom knew great music
My father, Bob, was one of the founders of the Beau Brummels. He went to Sacret Heart in the City with Sal. It's awesome to see some of their stuff online for my kids to dance to. Thanks!
very, very interesting...is he still about?
Cool!!!👍
The major/minor movement in the intro and on the way into the last verse just sounds so sinister... Brilliant song all-around.
That drummer's rockin' some Ringo action. Hahaha!
I was thinking the exact same thing! He was doing Ringo better than Ringo! 😛
Doug Sahm's twin brother of a different mother.
his drumming is a bit mechanical. Rings loves her little fills here and there
Great song! I was born several years later after this song came out (late 60's) but hearing it makes me wish we were back in the 60's, when times were simpler and we didn't have the crap-ass junk today that passes for "music".
Thumbs up if you're listening to this in 2019!
thumbs upo ur rer=[eare end
Been listening since 1964!
たかぽん :
76 year old Geezer Head still listening...
Signed,
The Feeble Rat
I'll listen to this great music until the day I die and then have it played at my funeral. I'm 65 and grew up playing this as a 50 yr. musician.
I was listening to this in 1964.....
A song that was produced by Sylvester Stewart aka Sly Stone of Sly & The Family Stone. This was his first hit as a producer.
This song brings back a rush of memories. I was just 14 years old, almost 15, and a freshman in high school when this record was first released. It was one of many tunes that comprised the soundtrack of my rebellious youth. Those were heady days and the future lay in front of me. As for this song, "Laugh, Laugh" has great lyrics, a somewhat bluesy harmonica and fine drum work. It's a classic!
This sort of thought makes me want to vomit. Heady days, indeed, and - gone. Gone, fucking forever. I didn't really get what I wanted even then, and now I'll be 30 soon, and...
...it's just a shame to think of the feeling and the possibility and the hope all being not just different or difficult, but _literally forever gone forever no re-do no second chance just fucking gone._ Y'knowwh'ti'm'n?
I... I don't know. Now I have more money and luxury, and freedom from many of the strictures I chafed under, and I'm much happier in almost every way... except I'll become increasingly a passive watcher, a relic, the days in which I was a contender ever more impossible to even imagine.
The memories fading more and more, of a time and place no one else I'll know could truly understand... except a few old "friends" that I probably actually hated, and whom will die off one by one anyway.
FUCK. This is why only drugs are worth anything. Any other hobby or joy crumbles in the face of reality.
and worst of all is romance. it just leaves you lonely.
oh, so lonely.
@@Kveldred Your comments are interesting and strange at the same time. By the way, why reply to a post I made 5 years ago?
@@Kveldredyour quoting something or REALLY DEPRESSED! Get Counseling Please my Best Friend had everything snd then threw it away and Killed Himself!
@@alanbobe-velez9716 Oh, I don't know... I suppose it was mainly that the phrase you used - _"those were heady days[...]"_ - was evocative to me; it made me think about how-...
...how I felt sort of like time cheated me out of the heady days I wished for, I guess. (Or else I cheated myself out of them, by not realizing how soon some doors would slam shut.)
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Makes me wonder why things ought be this way at all. I've seen no reason to believe in aught else but material monism, but to think that so much so precious may be lost forever - to think, as weighty and ponderous and extensive as a life may seem, and as vast as the universe inside each of us may be...
-to think of all that _and then also_ that it's a blip to be wiped away forever, soon enough...
...surely, *surely* that can't be right. Not for *_me._*
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Well, the plan is to see if I'm really the Chosen One, as I had always thought; or just a moron who lost what he loves best and can't find much reason to wake up any more (as I now suspect):
_★ Gonna sign up for cryonics! ★_
If it goes to plan, I'll go to "sleep" then wake up in 2160 or whatever. If it doesn't, I suppose I'll never know.
Unless it goes _really_ bad. Then I'll wake up as mining slave to angry robots, or something. Hmm... worth the risk, you think? Now I'm not sure-
*--------------------------------------------*
Sorry it took me a while to reply here. I didn't expect you to see it or respond - people seem largely to ignore replies even right after they comment, heh, let alone after years.
@@FormerMPSGT Nah, not a quote-all my own rambling, heh.
ngl I _am_ pretty sad - not sure how you even ascertained that, 'cause I didn't think I had really said anything *too* depressed! - but I won't eat a lead breakfast while my mother, ex-wife, or pets remain.
the last depend on me, the middle would just be hurt again if I did it, and the first shouldn't have to bury her only son. 👌 and maybe things are gonna start comin' up Hak again, you never know!
The drummer sure is having a great time....under rated classic.
I was 10 years old and had just moved to a new house. This song and "Just a Little" really bring back memories of that period of time.
Wonderful music of my youth, late 50's through the 70's. Marvelous music and memories.
Around 1968 or so a teenage girl down the street sold a bunch of albums at a yard sale. I bought a bunch of great records and this was among them.
64 years old born 1955 and still listening.
One of my favs the60s was so awesome. We got the best music. Thank you.
Sal Valentino rerecorded this song several years ago for a solo album. I forget when. His vocal tone is a bit harsher, but the melancholic tone is deeper and more mature. I love both versions.
Whatever year it is, listening to wonderful songs like this gem is well worth it.
I was just a little girl, but l knew this was musical magic. Not only are the lyrics clever and true, but the tune is playful, mean, and yet somehow not cruel while delivering a harsh truth. Harmonica and drum is essentially brilliant besides.
Agreed, well put.
Love this old music.
Best part of watching videos like this is seeing the band members smile, that just tells ya how much love there was for music like this
Uncle Buck Movie from 1989
The late John Candy as Buck Russell.
Great movie with a great song.
Never knew that it was from 1964. Sound great in 1989, 1990's, 2000's, 2010's, 2020, 2021 and now in 2022.
MeTV showed a clip as the Beau Brummelstones on the Flintstones.
This song, the Flintstones and Uncle Buck will never get old.
I remember this song so well. I was 15 years old and a sophomore in high school. It was always a great cruising song back in the 60's, long before FM & stereo radio. I'll always remember the great AM sound this song had in the car. Love it!
There's a certain wondrous quality to that thin staticey AM sound; especially when cruisin' down the highway in a big '60s boat w/ fins!
Good times........This song reminds me of high school too, and trying to form my own band....But those guys were far more polished, naturally.....
I had a '59 Impala with those wings....bench seat....so fine....
I was born in 1966 and this is my favourite song predating me. Has a 60s sound, yet the tone, lyrics and instrumentation are years ahead of its time
I wish I lived in the 50s and 60s for the music.
Great album which is resting easily on our shelves!!!. Rog Pacific Sunset Records( LA).
I always think of The Flintstones when I hear this.
LOLOLOLOL. ..me too!
Whirlaway me too lol!!!!
Way Outs too
Absolutely...lol
Sorry man. I think of 1965. And I dug the Flintstones growing up. You had to live through that beautiful time to know what it feels like as a teen. Remember taking my first gf to Pete's Tavern for a pie (that's pizza in Jersey parlance lmao). First gal to stick her tongue down my throat. And that was just the beginning. :-). Nineteen sixty five. Yeah baby.
I miss the 60s all these groups pop up all the time, it was a wonderful experience Yep I miss the 60s
LIKE THE BEATLES, THE 60S WAS MY GROWING UP PERIOD, BUT I M OLD NOW AND NEED TO LEAVE AND MAKE ROOM FOR SOMEONE ELSE I OUT LIFE
Who cares if you miss it or not its irrelevant. Appreciate the songs now
@@maxsavage3998 THANK-YOU FOR YOUR CONCERN
just plain wonderful! i may sound like an old fuddy duddy, but there's nothing today that even comes close.
Some song age, but not this hit. This song's words still sting, and the beautiful harmonica stills cries.
God I love this harmonica!! It’s badass!!
I was 14 when this song came out, best music ever,cindy
Just Love the Harmonica in ‘ Laugh Laugh💕💕💕💕💕
absolutely beautiful song
One of the reasons that 1965 was my favorite year!
1965 was a bummer for me! My older brother got his draft notice and ended up in Nam!
@@davewilliams5102 Did he make it back??
Love this song since I heard it 42 years ago on the Flintstones
I was 10 when i heard it on the The Flintstones in 1965 - Frantic Freddy and the Beau Brummelstones (Laugh Laugh)
High school prior to going into the Marine Corps. Hello Vietnam.
High school prior to getting a deferment, graduating from college and then joining the National Guard to keep FROM going to Vietnam.
I'am glad u made it home, love all you guys who went out there
@@mroof6325 Ditto! Screw Jane Fonda too!!!
thanks for your service from the sister of an x Army vet who was there as well
High school...Air Force...First Texas,then Nevada,Thailand,Vietnam then back to Nevada then Home...Not a combat vet.... A crew chief...F-4's.Good luck to you 09jitters
I love this song! There's an almost sadistic feeling about it, lol. I love the harmonica too.
It's a downer.
Shane Woodbury yes, it's mean and bitchy
Love it
The wailing of the harp is a prelude to the bouncy middle of this song. Such a well cafted song. Imagine of the music competition of the 1960's!!! And these guys were so good but overshadoed. by groups who changed how pop/rock music is played.
The SIXTIES were magical , problem is I don’t remember them because I WAS THERE.
Having this song stuck in my head since I was a kid brought me here and I can relate to it very well. Had a recent fallen out with a lady that I was close friends with. She would complain about how bad he was and that she was tired of him, but could never seem to leave him alone. I told her that he was, in fact, bad news and that she had no reason to keep seeing him. Long story short, he did EXACTLY what I said he'd do and she called me the other night to offer a sincere apology. I accepted, but I'm keeping her at arm's length so that she won't take me for granted anymore.
Still listening in 2021
Love that slow harmonica . I actually recall buying this on a 45 back in the day
The beau brummels laugh laugh one of the greatest songs of the 60s
a very great and unique song! Too bad there are'nt more like it! This is the studio version with the shindig visual overlayed on it.Sal Valintino was a great vocalist and the song shows it!
Who remembers....we were in High School in the summer of 1964...The Beau Brummels came out with this monster hit....It was "Boss"...Do U Remember...So great being young & free..
Saw them many times when they came to Redwood City (California) in the mid-1960s....think the name of the night club they played at was The Embers.....
A vfavorite of mine. Growing up to this music, 1960's was the best time ever.
This is why I like these old songs. There are lessons if you listen. Treat someone like shit, it's gonna come back and bite you in the ass.
Hope Laurie Metcalf still likes this song. I do. Thanks for posting Vinylbot. Cheers!
Oh yeah! Uncle Buck all the way! "Is there a big sexy guy home?" Harmonies remind me of the Everly Brothers.
Aye que chula Marcy, wearing her attractive outfit with sexy boots! Marcy, your attractive outfit with sexy boots are making everybody at home feel horny.
Thanks for posting the full recording and not the 1960's AM fade out version.
It was the album version that had the fade-out while the 45 single version had the full version. Usually, it's the other way around.
what a great oldie! i'm so thankful for the internet and youtube where something like this can be watched and enjoyed again; thanks man.
Uncle Buck!!! My heart’s beatin like a rabbit!
As far as I am concerned , The 1960’s was a golden age for music!
Believe it or not, I caught their act on the Flintstones! Real talk! it's one of my favorite Flintstones!
That's where I first heard the song. Every time Fred hurt himself, he ended up creating a new dance.
Yes during the final season of the original series.
What a smooth tune hey- from that beginning guitar to the harmonica and velvety voice! Damn these cats could do it!
This is One of my Favorite Songs. Thank You for Posting It on TH-cam.
I always liked this song since it first came out, but now I think of Uncle Buck when I hear it.
My favorite song of the 1960's.
Another great band from the Bay Area! Back when San Francisco was a great city to hang out in. :)
what did I just listen to? sounds like what a teenager would hear over the car radio in a 1965 Impala station wagon while mom drives to the supermarket on a rainy Friday night - in 1965.
I got this thing stuck in my head for the last several days, & it almost drove me NUTS (I never have listened to the words of songs, so I didn't even know the name of it- OR the group). Turns out it's extremely well-written! (& played)
Great song, complex and different.
The Beau Brummelstones-That was awesome!
I would have liked The Beatlestones and the Rolling Stones (no change needed) on the show, too.
@@backiniowaswab4106 , that makes total sense! The Beatles vs... The Beetles!
One of the best songs ever done bar none the beau brummels
I 😍 this song.
I like this song, and I've heard this a dozen times in the movie Uncle Buck starring the late great John Candy himself.
always loved this song and love that harmonica!!....thanks for sharing
Great sound! Thanks
Say what you want- He has a great voice !!
I would put this song up as one of the top 10 rock or pop songs ever written.
........A TIMELESS CLASSIC........!!!!!!!!!!
Oh, I just ADORE the Beau Brummelstones. Don't you betty?
Harmonica was soo pretty on this song
jennifur sun , absolutely. It has romance all over it.
Great song and band. Was in Junior high at the time.