Ellen, you bear such a strong resemblance to your Dad. This song was afavorite of mine when I was just 13. RIP th-cam.com/video/fBTT3VPriV8/w-d-xo.html
That is so very cool. You and your family will always have a piece of rock history to call your own thanks to your dad. And with artists like Tom Petty and others covering this song, his music will live on.
Absolutely!! I really can't think of who else would and could take on that 1966 piece of rock gold. It was GROUNDBREAKING!! When I heard it on radio, I was 11 years old and a I'd never heard anything like it! All I wanted to do was MOVE!! We were 60's music freaks from moment of British Invasion!
Tom Petty & Heartbreakers did justice to any song they put out. Love & miss them RIP Tom Petty one of thee greatest song writer & guitarist of all time.
They were really on point with this song down to the last note tom was having a blast performing to this its was almost nostalgic to the point that they put themselves. Back in time and place to perform this song and they nailed it and had a blast doin so
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers proving beyond a doubt that they are the world's greatest rock and roll cover band. Whenever they perform another artist's song in concert they always give us the definitive live version.
andyinoregon Having heard this repetitiously upon its release in 67?, it's hard to say as I listen to this now, that a band could stay so close to the original, and not be the playing their own song. They slayed a few Dylan tunes and went flying off with Roger mcGuinn on one of his original post Byrd tunes too around the time of this concert,,,I think. Too high to recall,,,,,,, Just damn good music.
This is so great! I remember how much I loved Psychotic Reaction by the Count Five back in 1966. It was pretty radical to hear on A.M. radio way back then. Tom Petty is pretty entertaining introducing the song. Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers were so great!
When this song came out ,it was the US answer the Yardbirds I’m a man. I was in eight grade and was so knocked out by it ,then shortly came Spence Davis with steve winwood and Gimme some loving and then the show stopper Im a Man .Not the same song but a killer version every radio and dance played with the killer Hammond B3 sound ! Music was in such good form then !
A psychedelic dragon!!LMFAO I love it and the Psychedelic harmonica love my Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers!... wonder where he came up with this??🤣🤣 I've never seen this before and cannot stop laughing!!
a man of vision i carnt sing dance or play the drums they scarce to loud thank u jesus he is one of ours i was wrong but we just forgive each other prase jesus
Just saw the original on a live tv show performance 2 days ago. The 60's were crossing into bizarre and cool-effective psychedelic guitar/amp effects. The guitarist had his fingers way past the frets for an effect and then the lyrics, harmonica, etc.
This was so much fun to watch. On the 40th anniversary tour they didn't do any covers, at least not the night I saw them. I always loved the covers they did. PS, saw them 6 times over the years.
love the song by count five and this cover is gold it’s an amazing song and stan’s singing version was perfect and i love tom petty sm i love all his songs
Love it!! I won a dance contest to this back (by the Count Five) in the 60's..Great job Tom Petty's band did with this. First time I saw their version.🤪
I remember the first time I heard this song by the Five Count. I bought this CD called garage rock. Like this song, Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, they do a good too. Think they do the justice. Like both versions.
Rip Tom petty, I did see them live in the cuse , upstate new york, they played for the fans their entire career, have to hand it to TH-cam they have every song you can think of, I remember the count 5 s hit psychotic reaction as a boy and I just used it as a comment for a channel, do you remember, it's been decades, it just proves music is timeless , great tribute to the original hit , new york
I miss him too only just started to watch him on here again still makes me sad .There are lots of reasons I learned to play and they all lead to Tom Petty.
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John Byrne singer and song writer of Psychotic Reaction for the Count five in 1966. Love and miss you Dad!
Ellen, you bear such a strong resemblance to your Dad. This song was afavorite of mine when I was just 13. RIP th-cam.com/video/fBTT3VPriV8/w-d-xo.html
mine was bodies by the sex pistols go have your pity party eles where come back when your a real man can not diss dads sorry see below
That is so very cool. You and your family will always have a piece of rock history to call your own thanks to your dad. And with artists like Tom Petty and others covering this song, his music will live on.
ellen wise
He was AWESOME. 🎸👍
I just listened to that first
My Dads song!! Got lots of pictures. And beautiful memories!!!
PSYCHOTIC REACTION is a friggin masterpiece
your a girl
Cool Ellen...love the memories this song brings back too!
I know am at least 5 in a half years too late. But did you get any of your dads talent? You gotta be so proud...
Would love to see the pictures.
They did the original song justice, much respect! love Tom Petty
Absolutely!! I really can't think of who else would and could take on that 1966 piece of rock gold. It was GROUNDBREAKING!! When I heard it on radio, I was 11 years old and a
I'd never heard anything like it! All I wanted to do was MOVE!! We were 60's music freaks from moment of British Invasion!
Not really. Not really good at all. Particularly the drummer. His vocals were OK.
Not only could he sing, Stan was one heck of a drummer!
Still is…
He didnt have the chops to explode out of the instrumental break like the drummer in the original. SORRY
Stan Lynch had a bit of an inflated ego imo
What a great tribute. I've never heard or seen another band do that song . I saw The Count Five as a teenager
The Cramps did it!
Marty Stuart did this a few years ago in California. Video on you tube. A good cover.
Look at the Cramps
Still love this video every time I see it!😂❤ and damn Stan Lynch can sing!
Of course every true Tom Petty Heartbreaker fan knows this!😊
Tom Petty & Heartbreakers did justice to any song they put out. Love & miss them RIP Tom Petty one of thee greatest song writer & guitarist of all time.
I did not know this existed until today. What a discovery! Thank you.
There should be more than a generic LIKE button for a performance like this! Love this
They were really on point with this song down to the last note tom was having a blast performing to this its was almost nostalgic to the point that they put themselves. Back in time and place to perform this song and they nailed it and had a blast doin so
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers proving beyond a doubt that they are the world's greatest rock and roll cover band. Whenever they perform another artist's song in concert they always give us the definitive live version.
You said it andy. Bliss.
andyinoregon damn right!! This one rocks!!!
andyinoregon Having heard this repetitiously upon its release in 67?, it's hard to say as I listen to this now, that a band could stay so close to the original, and not be the playing their own song. They slayed a few Dylan tunes and went flying off with Roger mcGuinn on one of his original post Byrd tunes too around the time of this concert,,,I think. Too high to recall,,,,,,,
Just damn good music.
My favorite band rip tom
Don't forget the cover versions of The Cramps: The Cramps - Psychotic Reaction (live 2006 - Norwegian festival) th-cam.com/video/ZhDnmmfJGyk/w-d-xo.html (live in Amsterdam,Holland 1990) th-cam.com/video/Bp53yywF08M/w-d-xo.html (live 1983) th-cam.com/video/9oO5Ln8bYQQ/w-d-xo.html
What a great band. Gone too soon. Mike Campbell is the most underrated guitarist in rock.
Underrated is the most overrated comment on TH-cam.
@@billnaylor518 Underrated comment.
@@meadish Yeah, I'm not bothering to rate it.
What rubbish. Mike Campbell is a musician's musician.
He’s frickin amazing…love his new band MC and the Dirty Knobs
This is so great! I remember how much I loved Psychotic Reaction by the Count Five back in 1966. It was pretty radical to hear on A.M. radio way back then. Tom Petty is pretty entertaining introducing the song. Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers were so great!
fuck u2 and the police give me ice t alway home
spyda rebel wtf u talking bout?
When this song came out ,it was the US answer the Yardbirds I’m a man. I was in eight grade and was so knocked out by it ,then shortly came Spence Davis with steve winwood and Gimme some loving and then the show stopper Im a Man .Not the same song but a killer version every radio and dance played with the killer Hammond B3 sound ! Music was in such good form then !
A psychedelic dragon!!LMFAO I love it and the Psychedelic harmonica love my Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers!... wonder where he came up with this??🤣🤣 I've never seen this before and cannot stop laughing!!
I love Count Fives version but this version rocks what a great cover of the song
OMG - they look like they are having more fun than the audience!! So awesome! I thought I heard ALL their songs and covers- love their energy!!
The Heartbreakers ft. Tom Petty on harmonica!!
Tightest band ever!
Never knew Petty's stage show was so elaborate. Never saw him live. Good rendition of Count Five tune.
He was awesome in concert!
This tour was the only time he did something this. It was amazing.
@@jonasbassock1864 Yeah, I saw TP & the HB's 5 times including this one, this was easily the best show.
This is awesome and does justice to this song .
Very impressive, they really did the song justice and the drummer was the perfect one to sing the song.
a man of vision i carnt sing dance or play the drums they scarce to loud thank u jesus he is one of ours i was wrong but we just forgive each other prase jesus
i getting beter i playdrummer boy the bing crosby not he who name we do not speak ever again
definitely the right vocal-a garage classic, might be the standard (seriously)
Totally agree
@@spydarebel you kinda nutsy yah
That was AMAZING !!!! 😊
That’s what I call rock n roll. Rip Tom
I absolutely LOVE how they perform this song!! : )
Loved their covers
Feel a whole lot better
Green onions
Change the locks
I'm sure there's more but these are my three favorite
Needles and Pins was one of my favorites on the Pack up the Plantation live.
I just thought of another:
Something In The Air
Great redo of an old classic...Count Five Psychotic reaction.R.I.P. Tom we miss you,God bless.
Vocal was perfect. Yes, they have it go`n on!
Stan Lynch, great voice and drummer! This band can not be beat. Ty Tom. rip
The original drummer for the Count Five, Craig Atkinson, passed away in '98 and at the time was a Delta Air Line Captain.
Amazing performance by a true genius Tom Petty was special ❤️
So is Stan Lynch…
DRUGGIE PETTY
I miss you Tom
The world will miss you, Tom Petty. Rock Legend and musical genius. The nicest man I ever met back in 1990.
I was around to hear Count 5 play Psychotic Reaction and have adult sons who got Tom Petty's version. Now that's family history!
This is a great spin-off of many mid sixties recordings that were pursuing a lot of the same ideas. These songs get me revved!
The best "Cover" of the "Count Five Classic! Caught Tom in a Rare Moment"!!!!!Excellent!
Excellent version of this song!!!!
Best TP show, I ever saw, incredible. 😎
Great cover, R.I.P. Tom Petty.
What a showman, what a singer/songwriter, what a band!
this was my dads favourite band he even had this on vhs , happy memories
I grew up listening to the best music .
Wow, the drummer holds his sticks like a real drummer.
Just saw the original on a live tv show performance 2 days ago. The 60's were crossing into bizarre and cool-effective psychedelic guitar/amp effects. The guitarist had his fingers way past the frets for an effect and then the lyrics, harmonica, etc.
Miss him so!!! He was so great in concert!!
Great cover, Love the intro.
01:42
"I might cease to function as a responsible adult..." Um, Tom, I think you meant "start" LOL!
This was so much fun to watch. On the 40th anniversary tour they didn't do any covers, at least not the night I saw them. I always loved the covers they did. PS, saw them 6 times over the years.
love this one, still even seeing it done originally like in 67-68 ''Count 5' , in Wilmington NC
Love petty's presentation before starting the song. Great song to cover. Petty's original stuff is legend. RIP bud.
Petty was underrated asf,man i wish i could have seen him. But I've seen the who and the stones. But i love toms music, he was awesome
Just what I needed tonight. August 21, 2022. The whole effing world is psychotic so this is perfect
love the song by count five and this cover is gold it’s an amazing song and stan’s singing version was perfect and i love tom petty sm i love all his songs
Yeah!!!! Mike Campbell note for note! Petty on harmonica!! Rocking!! ❤🎵🎶
He’s great 💕💕💕
Rip tom. You guys rocked this
Doesn't get any better than this.
This song was one of my faves back in the day but this attempt at it is friggin awesome!! Something to be said about LIVE recordings.
Great version. Petty's beginner harp licks work in this song.
I've always loved the original version of this song, but Tom, Stan, and Mike kicked ass with their version. ❤
Mike and Stan could REALLY sing !!! I wish they had done more singing.... it's great.
Stan & Mike were outstanding on this. Sure miss Stan in the band.
Me, too!
He is better than the fat guy with no hair
True…never as good after he left
Wow,great cover of a classic
The rhythm guitar in this song was always the main thing to me. Count Five comes alive in this great TP & the H’s cover and vocal by Stan Lynch.
ive yet to find a bad version of this fantastic song... just found this version and it is a corker........
Wow.... GREAT cover !!!!!
What a great version. I can't believe that so few people have taken a listen.
Love it!! I won a dance contest to this back (by the Count Five) in the 60's..Great job Tom Petty's band did with this. First time I saw their version.🤪
God Bless Tom
They pretty much nailed that.
The late great Rock critic and writer Lester Bangs all-time favorite song!!
So cool. 😎
fucking awesome, I just messaged Dana telling her I am absolutely blown away
Count Five put San Jose on the map of rock and roll with this song. Also great was the Syndicate of Sound.
Always love to hear Stan at the helm. Greatest Rock & Roll drummer ever!! Thank you for this tbengard13
He plays to the crowd very very well! Very amusing!
You confuse amusing with genius my friend.
I remember the first time I heard this song by the Five Count. I bought this CD called garage rock. Like this song, Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, they do a good too. Think they do the justice. Like both versions.
Off the chain outstanding. Dope 60’s tune.
Rip Tom petty, I did see them live in the cuse , upstate new york, they played for the fans their entire career, have to hand it to TH-cam they have every song you can think of, I remember the count 5 s hit psychotic reaction as a boy and I just used it as a comment for a channel, do you remember, it's been decades, it just proves music is timeless , great tribute to the original hit , new york
Great !!!
This is real fucking kickass
Nicely done reboot. A nod to a very good song from the 60's
I will miss Tom Petty I feel he had some more songs left.
I miss him too only just started to watch him on here again still makes me sad .There are lots of reasons I learned to play and they all lead to Tom Petty.
Tom Petty n The Heartbreakers were fu**ING BADASS! The best version IMO! MUCH LOVE N RESPECT TO THEM. RIP TOM🌈
I had never. I love this. This particular concert thing in Oakland some of the best. I'm in the ticket
Ellen...your dad is one of the many wonderful memories of my youth!
Absolutely amazing
Banging cover. And nice to get a sample of Tom's sense of humor. 😻✌
Stan, you badass! haha this is awesome
Thank Tom , Timothy Leary n Lucy inna Sky with Diamonds
Missing the great Tom petty rip forever
Just found this! So good! Remember em doiing this one GD tour! Awesome! ❄️❣️🌎❣️❄️
I saw this tour live in LA...freaking awesome 💜🍄💜
Excellent!
Saw them during the Fillmore 'stay' of '97, Can't remember if they played PR then but this is great. Drive across the bay from where it all started,
That Drummer was not in the Band in 97
That was awesome!!
This is a great version as good as the original dare I say!
No drugs needed for this Psychotic Reaction!
They were pioneer of music industry he went above and beyond. For the fan That poor man was in pain
He never gave up Rip Tom and John
Great cover!
Great song...
Thank you very much 💘l will miss you forever,Tom Petty, you are and always will be the greatest singer, artist, entertainer in this world 😍💞🤗🌷
Brilliant