Honestly I'm jealous. Born in 2002 some of the sh*t we got dont compare to the classics. Status Quo, The Doors, The Beatles, The Animals and etc. Golden Era of Rock/music in general.
Absolutely brilliant magic, ahh man, I'm 66" and when you think all of the venues for music pubs clubs etc even music was played in shops, it gave a welcome atmosphere to the customers ,,absolutely brilliant, ""now mmm " just think how we've lost everything from industry's etc and now this" AI artificial intelligence 'no need for talent" they've done away with everything "
In those days, WLS was the second-largest station in the country. WABC in New York was first and WFIL, "The Famous 56" in Philadelphia was third. KRLA in Los Angeles was fourth and Houston, Detroit and Toronto rounded out the next three.
Dam, fecking hell, the same year I was born ,! & this is one of the first song I ever hear from the Quo, when I 1st heard in the 70s,! Born 23rd May 1968, from northern Ireland UK, 🤝🇬🇧
In 1968 I was a freshman in college, wore bell bottom jeans, love beads, a fringed vest (which I still have) and rose colored glasses - the kind John Lennon wore. It was the "make love - not war" and "tune in -turn on, drop out" era. What a great time that was.....
WOOOW! My best favorite, magical, cheerful song💖🎸💖🎸💖🎸 Bring memories back. I just listen again & again! Brilliant guitarplayed! Great Thanks! STATUS QUO FOREVER💎! Bye Mary Caroline🤗💞🎶🎸🎸🎸🥁🎹🎧💞👌👍✌️👏
A major song from my youth! I didn't know that this band went on to be a huge act in England. Sadly their music didn't make it to the USA. Caroline is another great song by them.
Great blast from the past. Takes me back to... yes, a Golden Era in London life. Before yellow lines, cycle lanes, ULEZ, street crime, disrespect and cultural enrichment.
Pushing 75 y.o. here. The song reached number seven on the British charts, number eight in Canada, and number 12 on the US Billboard Hot 100, becoming their only top-40 single in the United States.[5][6][7]. Released January 5, 1968
@@alanstrom2221 Yes, Wiki, indicates #14 in Australia. The uniqueness of this song is the very early used of flanging, or phasing, of the guitar effect.
I found this tune from watching the episode of Cold Case, 'Forever Blue' GREAT episode! Powerful message of why people must kill and destroy people that happen to be different. Some folks cannot handle the truth.
Doesn't this song just make you wanna trip out in some renovated gogo club, with a movie projector splattering exploding paint on the walls? Your girl is with you looking like linda ronstadt at the time in gogo boots, a tight minidress, and cuttin the rug with you. You're both so zonked, you see negatives of dave bowman's eyes from 2001 on the floor staring up at the match stick men marching across the ceiling and comin at ya baby! GROOVY, MAN! GROOVY! Like something out of the pigeon toed orange peel in Coogan's Bluff, with Clint Eastwood. An Xer born in 1968's stream of consciousness.
Awesome! This was my generation. We had the best music ever. Still listening in 2024.
Honestly I'm jealous. Born in 2002 some of the sh*t we got dont compare to the classics. Status Quo, The Doors, The Beatles, The Animals and etc. Golden Era of Rock/music in general.
me too !
I'm from Australia and we played this song in our Band in 1968. Great memories
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September 2024 , still love it , 65 now , grts
75 now and love it.
@@barryirwin60 same
66 years old and still listen to the 60's music. Nothing better.
That music hast been full of spirit.
Absolutely brilliant magic, ahh man, I'm 66" and when you think all of the venues for music pubs clubs etc even music was played in shops, it gave a welcome atmosphere to the customers ,,absolutely brilliant, ""now mmm " just think how we've lost everything from industry's etc and now this" AI artificial intelligence 'no need for talent" they've done away with everything "
I AGREE
Me too !
You're so right!! Inspirational and Influential!!
This was a great time to be alive no pressures just fun fun fun🎉🇬🇧
R.I.P. Alan Lancaster! 9/26/21
💔💔
7 years old, living on Highcrest Drive in Wilmette, Illinois, listening to this on WLS-AM 89 in Chicago (Y)
In those days, WLS was the second-largest station in the country. WABC in New York was first and WFIL, "The Famous 56" in Philadelphia was third. KRLA in Los Angeles was fourth and Houston, Detroit and Toronto rounded out the next three.
One of the first psychedelic songs.awesome.1960's classic
God this song has been itching me, love it! UK 🇬🇧
RIP Rick Parfit.
Status Quo...one of ma favorite since I was young, a long long time ago....I am 72, and still love them...!!!
That was the first time that I heard Status Quo on the radio .... Great !! That's when I knew I needed a record of this incredible song.
Exactly the same happened to me. I'm 70 years old.
I'm 73 and this music still stands my fur up.
@@adollarshort1573 I see that we all grew up in the same generation... that makes me happy..we had the best time. yeh
@@reribeiro5427 me too and i'm 70 years also
Nothing better in life than 1968!!!!
THE BABY BOOM GENERATION IS SLOWLY FADING AWAY
Dam, fecking hell, the same year I was born ,! & this is one of the first song I ever hear from the Quo, when I 1st heard in the 70s,! Born 23rd May 1968, from northern Ireland UK, 🤝🇬🇧
In 1968 I was a freshman in college, wore bell bottom jeans, love beads, a fringed vest (which I still have) and rose colored glasses - the kind John Lennon wore. It was the "make love - not war" and "tune in -turn on, drop out" era. What a great time that was.....
This is how you test your woofers. I think the last time my dad ever yelled at me was when I played this too loud too late.
Gorgeous! Takes me back to 8th grade
Forgot how brilliant this song was
What makes this song so special? It is melancholic, but it is not sad: it is joyful melancholy!
Coworker was thrilled to hear this on radio, summer 1968. So I enjoyed it as well.
Schöne Erinnerungen an die Ferien am Bodensee in den späten 60er Jahren , vielen Dank Status Quo !
Loved this since it came out. A few years after it was one of the first riffs I learned on my guitar.
WOOOW! My best favorite, magical, cheerful song💖🎸💖🎸💖🎸
Bring memories back. I just listen again & again! Brilliant guitarplayed! Great Thanks! STATUS QUO FOREVER💎! Bye Mary Caroline🤗💞🎶🎸🎸🎸🥁🎹🎧💞👌👍✌️👏
This has been my theme song since I was 11 years old.
I love. This song, good memories of the 60s.
they're unique, either as a psych rock or a boogie rock band. Hats off!!!
This one was big in the states,,,,so sorry there weren't more by these guys.
The sixies had the best music !!!!!!!!Today only rap and shit...
A major song from my youth! I didn't know that this band went on to be a huge act in England. Sadly their music didn't make it to the USA. Caroline is another great song by them.
Not only in England. All over Europe.
@@markusberzborn6346 Popular in Australia too!
I dredged up some forgotten childhood memory hearing this one just now, and had never known it was Status Quo...
This is amazing footage, even before my time and I'm 65!!🏴❤️😃😁🤭🤩
Herrlich - mit dem Flaumbart! Einer der besten Songs der 60er!
Rossi always being a smiling man...
thank you mafia 3 for making me meet so many amazing bands and songs!!!
Great blast from the past. Takes me back to... yes, a Golden Era in London life. Before yellow lines, cycle lanes, ULEZ, street crime, disrespect and cultural enrichment.
Clear picture and sound. Helpful way to appreciate this Status Quo classic.
Memories of my 8th grade JR High school ❤ in Los Angeles
Still love this now 2024
What's not to love? Spectacular British Inspirational and Influential era!!
Type O Negative sent me here. Surprised to see the band so jolly performing this :)
Love this one, one of my favourites from the 60s ❤️
One of the greatest riffs ever!!!
What a find, I had forgotten this Classic
This is the 1st songs I learned to lay on guitar- acoustic
Que hermosura en mi día de cumpleaños .mejor regalo que este imposible...me llena de amor 💌
this whas from my youth great to see this back!👌
First heard it on my radio in 1969 in Melbourne kick ass
We all thought we would never get old! …..sadly we did!
indeed it is sad, the mind stays young the body goes old.
Tanta salute per te FRANCIS ROSSI ❤
Great song and awsome hair.
Dieses Gefühl wird immer in Erinnerung bleiben, super.
Marcel... nice job cleaning up audio and video. Much easier to watch and certainly more pleasurable.
Die Gitarre, ding ding ding, Weltklasse.
Die Frisur, die Frisur, ich geh kaputt. Wahnsinn!
Pushing 75 y.o. here. The song reached number seven on the British charts, number eight in Canada, and number 12 on the US Billboard Hot 100, becoming their only top-40 single in the United States.[5][6][7]. Released January 5, 1968
It Charted in Australia as well.
@@alanstrom2221 Yes, Wiki, indicates #14 in Australia. The uniqueness of this song is the very early used of flanging, or phasing, of the guitar effect.
Es war eine tolle Zeit mit bester Musik.
Only a couple of years later they had changed their look completely to long hair and jeans of the 70s.
My saturday night start song. Beer up glases down
One mental image of the sumer of 1968 was hearing this song blaring out of a car radio at the beach.
Same, with a bottle of J.D.
This was great. Then, I saw the Jimmy Saville photo at the end.
I found this tune from watching the episode of Cold Case, 'Forever Blue' GREAT episode! Powerful message of why people must kill and destroy people that happen to be different. Some folks cannot handle the truth.
Happy Birthday Francis Rossi
Fr hates his F birthday....😜
SCOTTY BEAM ME BACK
Earth is now hostile,in the belly of Hell!
Doesn't this song just make you wanna trip out in some renovated gogo club, with a movie projector splattering exploding paint on the walls? Your girl is with you looking like linda ronstadt at the time in gogo boots, a tight minidress, and cuttin the rug with you. You're both so zonked, you see negatives of dave bowman's eyes from 2001 on the floor staring up at the match stick men marching across the ceiling and comin at ya baby! GROOVY, MAN! GROOVY! Like something out of the pigeon toed orange peel in Coogan's Bluff, with Clint Eastwood. An Xer born in 1968's stream of consciousness.
nothing like it really and still today.
The guitar finally becomes a full-fledged rock tool.
That's what is missing from today's music, not enough valve amp fuzzy wah wah.
I am 64 love this song
My favororite ManUtd singers of all time
1968❤
The best song the band ever made. imho
Das ist Musik wo wir mit,,groß"geworden sind.Bj.59😃
I didn't reall like these as a kid in the 80s but this is quality.
This was probably the height of my stupidity Asyoung man. However, however, I still like listening to this stuff.
Mesmerizing.
I only listen to 60’s and 70’s rock and country…
I see they cut the Jimmy Saville intro out .
finally got the sound this track deserves.
Missing Roy Lines on Keyb. He was so cool
Great song from the Vietnam war era
Lovely song
That funny haircut, but great song
When i was 3 🥰
Great song indeed...Cos it's Far-Out!!!
Great Song
Good sound
Check out the cover by Camper van Beethoven
Is this where Paul Weller got his Jam look from
Yeah, music always better on a 45, stereo, on a turntable @ an A.M radio station........😂❤
For sure, I was born in the wrong time and place
Ich wünsche mir eine Zeitmaschine
No we don't work we have everything we need so much more but i will discuss everything in person 👍💪✨
Anybody else think Alan Lancaster looks like Sybil Fawlty in this clip?
Heard this song from playing mafia 3
An absolute fantastic song but the top of the pops vid they look like thunderbird puppet's sorry quo fans 😁🤘🤘🤘
Have this one on a 45
Klasse
Mib3?
I think they giggled cause they were playing in playback
Is he using a Fender Dimension IV?
This grps, sta,quotes, nother artisited, did'nt passed eithers, but why's they's did'nt a...
Maybe it's time to cut the very last picture with that creepy man from the otherwise fine video material.... Eeeeeeeeek......