has nothing to do with restraint on the drummers part ...just makes sense to play the beat straight forward.....in another words :the song was required of the drummer to have a strict beat ...a bunch of fills would have 100% ruined this song..
another good NTSU band from the mid 60's.... The Briks,The Jackals,The Chessmen and The Beefeaters were outstanding...and just plain talented guys.....I roomed with some of them at the Stella Street Apartments in Denton,Texas and have some fotos of a few 'parties'.....Don Henley and Richard Bowden are in some of the pics....fun times!
Do you happen to have any of those old photos of Richard Borgens? I worked with him as a scientist and still keep in touch with him but those pictures would be really great to see.
I think a Farfisa was one of several types of organs used in bands that, well, had organs. Hammond was also popular and Rhodes pianos are all readily identifiable. Farfisa organs were featured, I think, in Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs “Wooly Bully” and later, the B52s “Rock Lobster.” It definitely has a unique sound.
Another well structured record. Many years later, fine Liverpool UK band, The Coral, would record similar sounding records. With great success, i might add.
The lyrics to The Briks song Keep Down are hard for me to understand. I am not sure about the words, especially not the ones that I put in brackets. I think they might be this: "Keep working, baby, it's not late. Don't look for the things you hate. Pull up the shades, look into the light. [The world goes bright.(?)] You can't get things that haven't been said. Drink a milk, [a malt, (?)] and a bread. These things will make you see, if you haven't by now. Yes, they will. Tap, tap, tap your feet. [Work back, and pray it won't Keep you down.(?) ] Keep down, stay out of sight. It's not cool to [pay things twice.(?)] Keep Down, you make the scene, if you haven't by now. Yeah, yeah! Tap, tap Tap your feet. [Work back, you're good for me.(?)] Keep down.
Lyrics: (Verse 1) Keep working, baby, it's* not late Don't look for the things you hate Pull up the shades, step into the light The world goes bright (Verse 2) You can't hear things that haven't been said Drink a milk, a malt, and a bread These things will make you see, If you haven't by now (Yes, they will) (Chorus) A-Tap, tap, tap your feet Run back, and wait* for me*** [??] Keep down (Break) (Verse 3) Keep down, stay out of the sight It's not cool to paint things white???? Keep Down, you'll make the scene, If you haven't by now. (Yeah, yeah!) (Chorus) Tap, tap Tap your feet. [Work back, [you're good] for me (?)] Keep down (Alright/Oh Yeah)
@@hfksjf6476 I usually like to know some particulars; it's like a flashback for me in where I was at what age , what elementary or highschool I was at , some of my friends brothers in what year ,and part of the year they were in South-Vietnam.
Very sophisticated percussion in stop tempo. Reminds me of Sparks.
I want this played at my funeral. 😉
Nice to hear a drummer with some restrained good taste. His work puts an already good song into the stratosphere --- well done.
has nothing to do with restraint on the drummers part ...just makes sense to play the beat straight forward.....in another words :the song was required of the drummer to have a strict beat ...a bunch of fills would have 100% ruined this song..
another good NTSU band from the mid 60's.... The Briks,The Jackals,The Chessmen and The Beefeaters were outstanding...and just plain talented guys.....I roomed with some of them at the Stella Street Apartments in Denton,Texas and have some fotos of a few 'parties'.....Don Henley and Richard Bowden are in some of the pics....fun times!
Do you happen to have any of those old photos of Richard Borgens? I worked with him as a scientist and still keep in touch with him but those pictures would be really great to see.
I want to buy you a drink and listen to all the stories.
Oh....8yrs ago. Well leaving this up
OMG-this is an awesome grarage punk song. New to me, but I love the change in pacing, the farfisa organ, and the groove. Hello awesomeness!
I think a Farfisa was one of several types of organs used in bands that, well, had organs. Hammond was also popular and Rhodes pianos are all readily identifiable. Farfisa organs were featured, I think, in Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs “Wooly Bully” and later, the B52s “Rock Lobster.” It definitely has a unique sound.
Tuff stuff, cats.😎✌🏽☮️🎸
Another well structured record. Many years later, fine Liverpool UK band, The Coral, would record similar sounding records. With great success, i might add.
Excelente. Gracias por subir esta cancion.
oh my lord this song is so good ive had it on repeat for a good 15 minutes now. Criminally underrated
Where are all these single song's creators in 2020? All these garage tunes, where are all these people?
Fighting evil on a higher plain
Very excellent song indeed!!!
Great song thank you for sharing
Im not allowed a car its 2024, I feel their angst
The lyrics to The Briks song Keep Down are hard for me to understand. I am not sure about the words, especially not the ones that I put in brackets. I think they might be this: "Keep working, baby, it's not late. Don't look for the things you hate. Pull up the shades, look into the light. [The world goes bright.(?)] You can't get things that haven't been said. Drink a milk, [a malt, (?)] and a bread. These things will make you see, if you haven't by now. Yes, they will. Tap, tap, tap your feet. [Work back, and pray it won't Keep you down.(?) ] Keep down, stay out of sight. It's not cool to [pay things twice.(?)] Keep Down, you make the scene, if you haven't by now. Yeah, yeah! Tap, tap Tap your feet. [Work back, you're good for me.(?)] Keep down.
Thank you so much!
Pull up the shades, *step* into the light
You can't *hear* things that haven't been said
singer sounds like the guy from Fevertree-which was also from Texas
Lyrics:
(Verse 1)
Keep working, baby, it's* not late
Don't look for the things you hate
Pull up the shades, step into the light
The world goes bright
(Verse 2)
You can't hear things that haven't been said
Drink a milk, a malt, and a bread
These things will make you see,
If you haven't by now (Yes, they will)
(Chorus)
A-Tap, tap, tap your feet
Run back, and wait* for me*** [??]
Keep down
(Break)
(Verse 3)
Keep down, stay out of the sight
It's not cool to paint things white????
Keep Down, you'll make the scene,
If you haven't by now. (Yeah, yeah!)
(Chorus)
Tap, tap Tap your feet.
[Work back, [you're good] for me (?)]
Keep down (Alright/Oh Yeah)
yes!
Don't spend time looking for the 45, it was unreleased in the 60s. First issue I found is a split LP on Cicadelic (1986)
Excellent garage punker. Got something like Sray cat strut going on in there.
Cool!!!
Ufff uffff y recontraa ufffff
Entendí la referencia.
Sounds a bit Stray Kats
💎2021
Reminds me a bit of Chet Atkins' "Windy and Warm"
Zarpado
I belong to the blank generation
In french : classe !
Une sacré classe oui !
1:11
for your love?
I know the lyrics, but what is this song about exactly? I'm still confused. Love it, but what is it talking about?
Are the same guys of "foolish baby"?
Yes, same band. There is a compilation on my channel of all their available works.
@@theechickengamerz ok ,thanks
Yr. This tune came out?
1966
How about calling it punk/psych. What part of 1966 song came out?
@@hugbug4408 idk man i wasnt there i just found the year out when i was trying to find the song
@@hfksjf6476 I usually like to know some particulars; it's like a flashback for me in where I was at what age , what elementary or highschool I was at , some of my friends brothers in what year ,and part of the year they were in South-Vietnam.
@@hfksjf6476 Didn't mean 2 be a pain in the buttski.
Is this also considered psych?
probs. I definitely would consider it as some sort of punk/psych