I PLAYED BASS IN A BAND WHEN THIS SONG FIRST CAME OUT. WE PLAYED IT AT ALL THE DANCES. IT WAS A BLAST, BEST TIME OF MY LIFE. I AM 70 AND STILL ROCKING.
Hey man I used to go to a Dairy Queen in Tampico, Mexico on Thursdays evening where a local band named 'Los Misteriosos' played this song. Good memories.
This is one of my most favorite songs ever! When I was in college, I dated a guy who was in a band that was under the management of Atlanta legend Billy Lowrey. The moment I heard it, I bought the 45 and took it to him to learn. They did and played it at every fraternity party and dance in Middle Georgia. The Nightwalkers even opened for Billy Joe Royal. Fond memories of a great song!
This not me but from someone else-------- Jon R.1 year ago (edited) ? and the Mysterians stayed at my family's motel in Florida when I was a teenager. They stayed there several times when they were booked to play at the Beach Colosseum about 16 miles away. I got to meet them and they are all really great guys. Their keyboard player would come in and play our grand piano, which I inherited, and is about ten feet from me right now as I type. He was only around fifteen or so and you'd think he might not be that great as a player, technically, going by what he did on the single, but he was an excellent solo pianist. And ? himself would come in and use my acrylic paints to paint pictures, which he kept, unfortunately. You never saw him without his trademark dark glasses. And he loves the color orange. One time the band was there, their bass player was Mel Schacher, who later became the bass player for major rock band Grand Funk Railroad. I met him too. He didn't say a lot and was very serious, but seemed friendly enough. Sometimes they'd take their instruments in one of their rooms and play and I'd listen outside.Our switchboard would always get lots of calls from girls wanting to know if they were staying there, but the band asked us to tell them no. I once asked ? if he wanted to hear my ? impression and he said yes, so I said "boop", in a high voice, like he does towards the end of the song. It cracked him up. I did get an autographed copy of a song they were about to come out with called "Girl (You Captivate Me)". I still have it. "96 Tears" is one of my favorite songs, and has been covered by many big stars, including Aretha Franklin. They still play it on the oldies stations. I was pretty lucky for a kid back then.--- Burty1968 HOW COOL WAS THAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I think it is supper cool. I think the only reason you do not have more thumbs up is because not that much traffic. Or. those who come here are dancing while listening. Shame he kept pic.
That's awesome Brother. Lucky man. 96 tears was also my favorite song. My best friend girl next door and i had this on a 45rpm vinyl and pretty much wore the grooves through. Awesome memories lol i miss that girl.
Great historical account. Wow, you were lucky to meet them. Interesting about Aretha Franklin. I'll have to hear that. I have an EP by The Foundations and they do a live version of it in 1967 with Clem Curtis singing lead. Thanks and take care.
1966. BEST YEAR OF MY LIFE! 18 years old, graduated H.S., my '55 chevy, tatoo, pre- tuning at John's Tavern on Fridays nights before making that run up to Greenwood Lake, NY for the weekend with 2 car loads of guys. The Go Go's - Le Pussycat Lounge, Mamma's, etc. and 96 TEARS. MY ALL TIME FAVORITE! What fun it was.
My group opened for Question Mark in Wolcott, CT at the American Legion Hall. They looked like little kids. They were entertaining and they had a hit record.
These guys are way ahead of their in being cool! this was a culture before a culture!!! This is the predecessor Queen, Rod Stewart, Elton John, Little Richard help break on through these culture barriers along with the miscreants!!!!!!!
Wow. Strange. My Best friend in Grosse Pointe .Mich his name was Tommy also and he died in my arms June 14 . 1977 . He was 14. And his birthday is Dec 14.
This song was soooo xxxx-rated...from beginning to end. It's strange how parents banned "cherry pie" BUT they didn't get the slang, lyrics, position and number 96 on this one. UR last sentence 3 word sentence/comment is totally appropriate for the meaning of this song.
The very beginning of the music has some of the deepest bass I've ever heard. When this song came out in 1966, I was driving a 55 Olds with a pair of 6"x9" speakers mounted in the rear shelf and wow! That bass was tremendous!
@@donaldperkins6148 It was an era that defies description. I wish there was a way to make those who missed it feel what it was like - if only just a little. Sometimes when I remember all the crazy shit I did and saw, I leak 96 tears. Oh well... You should know, though, that the '80s came pretty damn close in my opinion. The music was just as good.
I wish someone would make a movie of they’re life story ,like they did with Richie Valance . I love to watch Rudy dance in this video but I loved to watch him dance as he got older just as much
This song was soooo xxxx-rated...from beginning to end. It's strange how parents banned "cherry pie" BUT they didn't get the slang, lyrics, position and number 96 on this one.
What a great song! I remember it. Only it didn't know the group. Thanks for taking the interest to preserve Question Mark & The Mysterians for us younger ones. That girl must have done something God awful to that boy! 96 tears. That's a heck of a lot of water. Nowadays California can't even spare it. You bad girls, out there, listen up. You better leave these innocent young boys alone. I'm glad the group will never be a mystery to me ever again. Hey, I think I'll try doing my own rendition in homage, as soon as I'm done with all the crying. Thanks again.
You got it right For the people who loves and know about music: Mr. martinez (? mark), Ney Mato Grosso (Brasil) and Freddy Mercury (england) pinches jotos fueron BUENISIMOS
See here for lyrics: Question Mark & the Mysterians Too many teardrops for one heart to be crying Too many teardrops for one heart to carry on You're way on top now since you left me You're always laughing way down at me But watch out now, I'm gonna get there We'll be together for just a little while And then I'm gonna put you way down here And you'll start crying ninety-six tears Cry, cry And when the sun comes up, I'll be on top You'll be right down there, looking up And I might wave, come up here But I don't see you waving now I'm way down here, wondering how I'm gonna get you but I know now I'll just cry, cry, I'll just cry Too many teardrops for one heart to be crying Too many teardrops for one heart to carry on You're gonna cry ninety-six tears You're gonna cry ninety-six tears You're gonna cry, cry, cry, cry now You're gonna cry, cry, cry, cry Ninety-six tears Come on and let me hear you cry, now Ninety-six tears, woo I wanna hear you cry Night and day, yeah, all night long Uh, ninety-six tears, cry, cry, cry Come on, baby, let me hear you cry now, all night long Uh, ninety-six tears, yeah, come on now Uh, ninety-six tears
?'s look is just _tooo_ much! He's cooler than the other side of the pillow. I wish my mom had let me wear that stuff when this song charted, but my school wouldn't even allow boys' hair to touch their shirt collar.
THE AM RADIO STATIONS ALL OVER MY COUNTRY OF MEXICO PLAYING THIS SONG SO CATCHY AND COOL IN 1966 . GREAT TIMES. ! I MISS THEM. SO MUCHH SIMPL8CITY IN LIFE . LESS COML8CATED AND MORE EASY GOING.
They were our informal adopted brothers. Met them in 1966 and stayed in touch for several years. My sister was closer. I saw Question Mark without his glasses by accident. He was soo upset. LOL!!!
Check out Bobby Balderrama and Frank Rodriguez....@ ROBERT LEE REVUE.... Original Guitarist and Keyboard for QM&TM"s.....They also perform as THE SEMI-COLONS. Out of BAY CITY MI......
When I was a sales rep in the music biz, I would go into a store and set up a drum machine to play this beat, then go to a keyboard and play this song. Inna-Gadda-Da-Vida was another one. The salesmen would just laugh....
Saw them a couple of times. Thank you for the memories. I had an incredible record collection but, through this and that lost all of it. More than once.
Growing up I heard this rockin song from time to time and saw this video and I swore they were just some British invasion mod songs from England boy was I shocked when I found out today they're all Mexicans from outside of Detroit, MI. Wow! Super cool. D town was a real hub of talent in the 50s- 70s A little less so now but hey shout out!
Used to listen to my Boomer parents music all the time- this one really stood out all these years and It puts me in the best mood and makes me want to get up and dance like a nut LOL
I believe this is from "Swingin' Time" a teenager music show out of CKLW-TV in Windsor, Canada. The band was from the Flint, Michigan area about 60 miles north of Windsor. It was similar to England's "Top Of The Pops."
Notice the band being out of focus? They are Hispanic and that was considered anathema at the time... by the adults but not the ones who listened to ? and the Mysterians. They were really good and a fun-time band.
I've lost count of how many times I have listened to this song! And, it never sounds the same! I always get a new feeling (mostly joyous) whenever I listen to it.
Wieder so ein Song, wovon ich verrückt werde-wenn ich ihn höre, kommen Erinnerungen 🤓👍🌹 Hearing this song always bring back so many memories time of the music Bernd Germany 👍🌹
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January 2024 and im still loving this classic from 1966!
I am 76 now and still cant get enough of the GOOD music we had then!
Yup
Still one of the best keyboard riffs ever.
This and Green Onions are the two of the top keyboard lines from the '60's. Oh, I forgot Light My Fire.
I PLAYED BASS IN A BAND WHEN THIS SONG FIRST CAME OUT. WE PLAYED IT AT ALL THE DANCES. IT WAS A BLAST, BEST TIME OF MY LIFE. I AM 70 AND STILL ROCKING.
Ditto
Age 64 master trainer shotokan karate
Me, too?
I was in seventh grade when this came out, it was played at all the teen dance clubs…also a lot of Billy Joe Royal.
i was born in 71 grew up t0 metal then 0ne day l00k into 60s rock .i have n0t l00k back t0 80s metal no m0re i l0ve 60s rock.
I'm 70, it's still one of my favorites
This song is addictive! Transports me right back to 1966 and the Dari Queen where I first heard it!! Classic tune!
Hey man I used to go to a Dairy Queen in Tampico, Mexico on Thursdays evening where a local band named 'Los Misteriosos' played this song. Good memories.
Rudy has great moves! 👍 This is my third time watching this video this week. 😊
This is one of my most favorite songs ever! When I was in college, I dated a guy who was in a band that was under the management of Atlanta legend Billy Lowrey. The moment I heard it, I bought the 45 and took it to him to learn. They did and played it at every fraternity party and dance in Middle Georgia. The Nightwalkers even opened for Billy Joe Royal. Fond memories of a great song!
This not me but from someone else--------
Jon R.1 year ago (edited)
? and the Mysterians stayed at my family's motel in Florida when I was a teenager. They stayed there several times when they were booked to play at the Beach Colosseum about 16 miles away. I got to meet them and they are all really great guys. Their keyboard player would come in and play our grand piano, which I inherited, and is about ten feet from me right now as I type. He was only around fifteen or so and you'd think he might not be that great as a player, technically, going by what he did on the single, but he was an excellent solo pianist.
And ? himself would come in and use my acrylic paints to paint pictures, which he kept, unfortunately. You never saw him without his trademark dark glasses. And he loves the color orange. One time the band was there, their bass player was Mel Schacher, who later became the bass player for major rock band Grand Funk Railroad. I met him too. He didn't say a lot and was very serious, but seemed friendly enough. Sometimes they'd take their instruments in one of their rooms and play and I'd listen outside.Our switchboard would always get lots of calls from girls wanting to know if they were staying there, but the band asked us to tell them no. I once asked ? if he wanted to hear my ? impression and he said yes, so I said "boop", in a high voice, like he does towards the end of the song. It cracked him up.
I did get an autographed copy of a song they were about to come out with called "Girl (You Captivate Me)". I still have it. "96 Tears" is one of my favorite songs, and has been covered by many big stars, including Aretha Franklin. They still play it on the oldies stations. I was pretty lucky for a kid back then.--- Burty1968 HOW COOL WAS THAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I think it is supper cool. I think the only reason you do not have more thumbs up is because not that much traffic. Or. those who come here are dancing while listening. Shame he kept pic.
Definitely Cool
? Loves orange because it is the national color of mars...the planet he is from...im serious
That's awesome Brother. Lucky man. 96 tears was also my favorite song. My best friend girl next door and i had this on a 45rpm vinyl and pretty much wore the grooves through. Awesome memories lol i miss that girl.
Great historical account. Wow, you were lucky to meet them. Interesting about Aretha Franklin. I'll have to hear that. I have an EP by The Foundations and they do a live version of it in 1967 with Clem Curtis singing lead.
Thanks and take care.
Saw them a couple times in 1968 and 1969 at Detroit's Fillmore Theater, They were awesome both times. Long live lead singer Rudy Martinez.
Im 72 , 16 when this song hit #1 .. have listened to it one million times 😂
This is one song that's never gonna go away.....👍
It's in a time capsule deep under the ground.
1966. BEST YEAR OF MY LIFE! 18 years old, graduated H.S., my '55 chevy, tatoo, pre- tuning at John's Tavern on Fridays nights before making that run up to Greenwood Lake, NY for the weekend with 2 car loads of guys. The Go Go's - Le Pussycat Lounge, Mamma's, etc. and 96 TEARS. MY ALL TIME FAVORITE! What fun it was.
I can play it 1000 times and enjoy it 1000 times!!
NEVER MIND ME DANCING 1000 TIMES !!😁😆😁😆😁😆😂😂😂😂😂
X2
Summer 1966 this song was EVERYWHERE, very cool very memorable!l Back on those days that meant AM radio!
Love this! Simple chords, great lyrics! It's hypnotic!
I agree in66year I was born ☺️
My group opened for Question Mark in Wolcott, CT at the American Legion Hall. They looked like little kids. They were entertaining and they had a hit record.
When I was a 16 year old in southern California this was one of my favorite tunes
for some reason I thought they were some kind of southern Cal. chicano band
Gene remember playing this on the organ in basement
This song is just COOL IF ANYBODY REMEMBERS WHAT THAT IS.
Stop it! what do you mean if anyone remembers!!!!!!
These guys are way ahead of their in being cool! this was a culture before a culture!!! This is the predecessor Queen, Rod Stewart, Elton John, Little Richard help break on through these culture barriers along with the miscreants!!!!!!!
One of the best American jams (funk) EVER from immigrant offspring. Only in America!
I agree yr I was born 66
chicano music, like ritche valens,the champs (tequila)......mexican american
@@fernandom6724 The Champs were not a Chicano band, only the sax player Chuck Rio AKA Danny Flores was Chicano The rest of the band was not.
@@jonnychingas5757 yes..you are right...Flores was the soul of that band
At least they made it to the top, with all do respect. This is way before my time, and this still jams in 2022.
Chicanos kicking ass Michigan
He'll yeah❤
This song is in memory of my brother, Tommy who past away in June! When he was in his early teens he listened to that song 96 tears over and over! 🤭
We played that record all the time in our local bar in france until it got worned out. They replaced it with some shit!😢
sorry for ur loss, your brother had good taste.
I hope whenever you hear it you feel close to him
Wow. Strange. My Best friend in Grosse Pointe .Mich his name was Tommy also and he died in my arms June 14 . 1977 . He was 14. And his birthday is Dec 14.
Sorry for your loss. I hoped to have a Son and name him Tommy .but as life has it we had 3 girls .
Great garageband song from 1966. Loved it then and still love it in 2022!
one of the smoothest front men ever
That bass is so underrated
Certainly a contender to be the best song of the 60's! At least it is highly memorable!! Great organ lick.
super bassline too.
This song was soooo xxxx-rated...from beginning to end. It's strange how parents banned "cherry pie" BUT they didn't get the slang, lyrics, position and number 96 on this one. UR last sentence 3 word sentence/comment is totally appropriate for the meaning of this song.
I was 17 when I first heard this fabulous Song. One of the great ones from the sensational Sixties.
The very beginning of the music has some of the deepest bass I've ever heard. When this song came out in 1966, I was driving a 55 Olds with a pair of 6"x9" speakers mounted in the rear shelf and wow! That bass was tremendous!
I was riding my Schwinn Traveler with a generator light and listening to my 9 volt Zenith transistor.
I'll bet you wish you had that 66 olds now!
I had a 63 Bel Air With 2 6x9 in the rear shelf and I loved that sound
wish U still had it today!
Dancing to this with my boyfriend in high school. RIP, Danny. 😪
RIP.
Danny see you from heaven, hes smile when youre remember these momentos..... Un abrazo piba🌹
GREAT SONG AND GROUP.
FULL OF POSITIVE ENERGY
THOSE WERE THE DAYS MY FRIENDS.
THE 60"S
I agree and in 66year I was born ☺️
I wish I was a young man growing up in the 60 I got stuck in late 80s🤔
@@donaldperkins6148 It was an era that defies description. I wish there was a way to make those who missed it feel what it was like - if only just a little. Sometimes when I remember all the crazy shit I did and saw, I leak 96 tears. Oh well...
You should know, though, that the '80s came pretty damn close in my opinion. The music was just as good.
One of my favorite songs of all time. It never grows old.
le classique magnifique !..
I agree 66yr I was born ☺️
Psychotic Reaction and Little Girl (Synidicate of Sound) 2 other classics
This song is ageless!!
@@fungogolfassociation9958 Don't forget _I Had Too Much To Dream Last Night_
I wish someone would make a movie of they’re life story ,like they did with Richie Valance . I love to watch Rudy dance in this video but I loved to watch him dance as he got older just as much
A good, lean sound from these boys....reminds me a lot of the Rolling Stones of that era....can totally picture Mick Jagger singing this!
Yup, like 'Under My Thumb' a bit.
What a GREAT sound. Wow
I agree, in n66, the year I was born ☺️
This song is ahead of all generations..... none of them will figure it out, only a few.....!
This song was soooo xxxx-rated...from beginning to end. It's strange how parents banned "cherry pie" BUT they didn't get the slang, lyrics, position and number 96 on this one.
Awesome song. I had forgotten about this great sound. Dude can dance too. Thanks for posting.
Really can't put into words the feelings that come with the real feelings from that song. Great nothing like it.
I agree and it's the year I was born 66 ☺️
A great song from the days when America was still great!
In Vietnam ?😢
Yeah! Loved the racism, sexism, war from way back then- gotta love them good ol' days huh?
I think he meant the music.
Are they great today in Afghanistan? Shut up.
What a great song! I remember it. Only it didn't know the group. Thanks for taking the interest to preserve Question Mark & The Mysterians for us younger ones. That girl must have done something God awful to that boy! 96 tears. That's a heck of a lot of water. Nowadays California can't even spare it. You bad girls, out there, listen up. You better leave these innocent young boys alone. I'm glad the group will never be a mystery to me ever again. Hey, I think I'll try doing my own rendition in homage, as soon as I'm done with all the crying. Thanks again.
Love the drummer. He's only got a snare!
And a cymbal
You got it right
For the people who loves and know about music: Mr. martinez (? mark), Ney Mato Grosso (Brasil) and Freddy Mercury (england) pinches jotos fueron BUENISIMOS
Lol. And this song went to number 1. I always liked this song quite a bit personally.
@@houstontxluis6585 jajaj, saludos, buen dato.
YEAH ME TOO WHAT A KILLER SONG AT THAT TIME WITH ALL THE OTHER GREAT ONES THE BEST OF TIMES AND OUR BELOVED MUSICIANS!!
Bonita canción que llegó para quedarse , sacudió a la generación de los 60's , aun hoy cuando la escucho me agrada nostálgicamente , tenia 6 años
IGUAL UE YO 6 AÑOS Y ME ENCANTA ESTA ROLA.!
@@juanbaez2561yo no
iconic song !!!!
Dude plays a MEAN KEYBOARD!
I agree this song was year I was born 66 ☺️
@@lisaparsons2544 So was I!
Great song, one hit wonders. made it to number 1 on the chart in 1966
See here for lyrics: Question Mark & the Mysterians
Too many teardrops for one heart to be crying
Too many teardrops for one heart to carry on
You're way on top now since you left me
You're always laughing way down at me
But watch out now, I'm gonna get there
We'll be together for just a little while
And then I'm gonna put you way down here
And you'll start crying ninety-six tears
Cry, cry
And when the sun comes up, I'll be on top
You'll be right down there, looking up
And I might wave, come up here
But I don't see you waving now
I'm way down here, wondering how
I'm gonna get you but I know now
I'll just cry, cry, I'll just cry
Too many teardrops for one heart to be crying
Too many teardrops for one heart to carry on
You're gonna cry ninety-six tears
You're gonna cry ninety-six tears
You're gonna cry, cry, cry, cry now
You're gonna cry, cry, cry, cry
Ninety-six tears
Come on and let me hear you cry, now
Ninety-six tears, woo
I wanna hear you cry
Night and day, yeah, all night long
Uh, ninety-six tears, cry, cry, cry
Come on, baby, let me hear you cry now, all night long
Uh, ninety-six tears, yeah, come on now
Uh, ninety-six tears
They were up in Alaska on our local show about that time! I loved them then and now!
I was 7 when this came out. Over 50 years later, and it still sound pretty groovy.
I agree it's 66year I was born, great group,😃
@@lisaparsons2544 aa
PROUD OF WHAT MY GENERATION HAS CONTRIBUTED IN THIS ASPECT OF ENTERTAINMENT!
@@lisaparsons2544 I was only 3 myself. I can only imagine how I would've acted had I heard it then!
?'s look is just _tooo_ much! He's cooler than the other side of the pillow. I wish my mom had let me wear that stuff when this song charted, but my school wouldn't even allow boys' hair to touch their shirt collar.
GREAT SONG OG MY CHILDHOOD 1966 I STILL REMEMBER THIS SONG IN THE PARTIIES IN MY HOMETOWN IN MEXICO.
THE AM RADIO STATIONS ALL OVER MY COUNTRY OF MEXICO PLAYING THIS SONG SO CATCHY AND COOL IN 1966 .
GREAT TIMES. ! I MISS THEM.
SO MUCHH SIMPL8CITY IN LIFE .
LESS COML8CATED AND MORE EASY GOING.
Wow...sounds of Beatles... Sounds of Prince...sounds of Rolling Stones.... sounds the Best of Original!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
GREAT SONG OF THE 60 'S
chicano music, like ritche valens,the champs (tequila)......mexican american
The Champs were not a chicano group only the sax player Chuck Rio AKA Danny Flores was chicano the other members were all white.
I saw them at an outdoor roller skating rink in Bay City ,Mi many times and still one of my favorite songs
They were our informal adopted brothers. Met them in 1966 and stayed in touch for several years. My sister was closer. I saw Question Mark without his glasses by accident. He was soo upset. LOL!!!
This tune blows me away.
I agree in66year I was born ☺️
Check out Bobby Balderrama and Frank Rodriguez....@ ROBERT LEE REVUE....
Original Guitarist and Keyboard for QM&TM"s.....They also perform as THE SEMI-COLONS.
Out of BAY CITY MI......
I see a punctuation theme developing...
When I was a sales rep in the music biz, I would go into a store and set up a drum machine to play this beat, then go to a keyboard and play this song. Inna-Gadda-Da-Vida was another one. The salesmen would just laugh....
j'ai vraiment été dingue de cette chanson !!un classique .....
Saw them a couple of times. Thank you for the memories. I had an incredible record collection but, through this and that lost all of it. More than once.
Mi cancion preferida de los 60's.
After school we would get together at a friends house to watch "Swinging Time" often, and brigs back happy memories.
96 lágrimas. Grandes recuerdos.
I remember their concert I was 15 years old it was sooo much fun
Core classic tune that is still a total blast to listen to!
Chicanos are rocking the joint the singer's dance moves are funky all-time classic rock song you better recognize
The keyboardist just fuggin GETTIN’ IT behind those keys…
The grooviest thing I've ever known.
I agree and in66year I was born ☺️
@@lisaparsons2544 What year were you born? I forgot.
The ultimate one hit wonder.
Growing up I heard this rockin song from time to time and saw this video and I swore they were just some British invasion mod songs from England boy was I shocked when I found out today they're all Mexicans from outside of Detroit, MI. Wow! Super cool. D town was a real hub of talent in the 50s- 70s
A little less so now but hey shout out!
Used to listen to my Boomer parents music all the time- this one really stood out all these years and It puts me in the best mood and makes me want to get up and dance like a nut LOL
If I ever end my life, this is what will be put on repeat playing.
This is the song they played when I fell in love with my first wife. It was "our song".
VOX keyboard. !
1966 ...
I believe this is from "Swingin' Time" a teenager music show out of CKLW-TV in Windsor, Canada. The band was from the Flint, Michigan area about 60 miles north of Windsor. It was similar to England's "Top Of The Pops."
Great Organ sound cool and just fucking groovy!!!
I remember dancing in hi school to. 96 tears
I was a sixties adolescent when this came out. It was on WAPE AM( The Big Ape) constantly. I still love this song.
Sure don't make 'em like they used to!
I agree great songs then66,year I was born ☺️
Booooom! There was this song, Sgt Pepper,Hendrix, Beach Boys; What a time. Came on fast, left faster. A lot of debris left in the road, though.
I love this song ❤
in the groove,
no doubt about it
I'm 61.....born in 1962.....rock it!!
Too Yong. !😅
Notice the band being out of focus? They are Hispanic and that was considered anathema at the time... by the adults but not the ones who listened to ? and the Mysterians. They were really good and a fun-time band.
They are very good
awesome!
I agree yr I was born 66
lessened on my 4 track,
Hypnotic groove!
Still cool after all these years!!
If i could have danced like ? my life would have been so much more fun !
I was 5 years old. Have to agree dig this groovy tune
i hear it and hear it and hear it
I've lost count of how many times I have listened to this song! And, it never sounds the same! I always get a new feeling (mostly joyous) whenever I listen to it.
Wieder so ein Song, wovon ich verrückt werde-wenn ich ihn höre, kommen Erinnerungen 🤓👍🌹 Hearing this song always bring back so many memories time of the music Bernd Germany 👍🌹
always brings back so many memories time of the music 👍 Bernd Germany❤
my all time Groover song from the 60's. I love it. Check out Doug Sahm.
Who could know...back then, that these peculiar little guys would
Still be playin' their Hit tune 40-Plus years later?
Love that start with the organ. Great opening to that song.
Thank you for this rocking and swirling treat.
It's live not synced And because garage rock bands were simple it sounds just like the record!
CKLW might've done the radio broadcast (if there was one), but it was on CBET (Channel 9) out of Windsor, am I right?
Idk about ?, aka Rudy Martinez, but the original trio were children of migrant farmers living in Michigan. Viva la raza
I would say that he is a twin for ric oksek from the cars.