One of my favorite songs from them, such a great performance, Dennis sounds fantastic..I feel Brian is also an underrated singer, he looks so happy and healthy here. If only things could have stayed that way...
" Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow " is a doo wop song written by Carl White, Al Frazier, Sonny Harris and Turner Wilson Jr. and sung by The Rivingtons, released as a single in 1962 on the Liberty label and featured on the group's album Doin' the Bird. NO BEACH BOYS lota
" Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow " is a doo wop song written by Carl White, Al Frazier, Sonny Harris and Turner Wilson Jr. and sung by The Rivingtons, released as a single in 1962 on the Liberty label and featured on the group's album Doin' the Bird.
When I was a little girl basically wanted to be a teenager when I grew up. I watched all those teenage dance shows and danced along with them. The teenagers seemed to be haves lot of fun. Note: I was NOT dreaming of becoming a grownup, ha-ha!
My very first concert was back in '88 and it was the Beach Boys playing in the Coliseum at Klondike days in Edmonton. That led to a 40-plus year still continuing journey of musical discovery
a few decent amps..some nice guitars..Dennis on the drums..raw fucking music . this is the real deal people..make me wanna go back to the early 60's and start surfing all over again..where's my Velzy Jacobs board anyway!
" Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow " is a doo wop song written by Carl White, Al Frazier, Sonny Harris and Turner Wilson Jr. and sung by The Rivingtons, released as a single in 1962 on the Liberty label and featured on the group's album Doin' the Bird.
I’m a 99 born merchant. 90s kid by the skin of my teeth. I listen to the beach boys and the Beatles pretty much most days. Incredible bands and songs impact no matter how many times I listen to them.
Yesterday i heard, for the very first time ever, Surfer Bird by the Trashmen, here on youtube with a video that´s not to be missed! Listen to this and then that one!
Jim & Hugh O'N LOL. Truthfully though I do like Brian’s voice best but a lot of the songs would not have worked without Mike. I don’t get the hate. Mike was a good vocalist as well and was a much different tone so it’s like comparing apples and oranges
" Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow " is a doo wop song written by Carl White, Al Frazier, Sonny Harris and Turner Wilson Jr. and sung by The Rivingtons, released as a single in 1962 on the Liberty label and featured on the group's album Doin' the Bird.
Brian was on another level from other musicians in any genre. And this video shows that the Beach Boys were a legitimately great 'band', in that the entire unit was sensational. The whole concert - if you haven't seen it - is remarkable
This is the "Dirty" sounding music from America before the British Invasion stopped all the madness and crazy sounds. "Yakety Sax" and all that fun. I just wonder what modern music would be like without the British Invasion taking place.
I'm many decades old. Forgive me no offense but the Rivingtons sang this best. Yes I love the Beach Boys.... I'm a California oldie. What Cali female doesn't love the tribute they sang for us? ✌
Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow è un brano musicale in stile doo wop scritto da Carl White, Al Frazier, Sonny Harris e Turner Wilson Jr. e cantato dai The Rivingtons, pubblicato come singolo nel 1962 dall'etichetta Liberty e inserita nell'album Doin' the Bird del gruppo. . " Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow " is a doo wop song written by Carl White, Al Frazier, Sonny Harris and Turner Wilson Jr. and sung by The Rivingtons, released as a single in 1962 on the Liberty label and featured on the group's album Doin' the Bird.
" Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow " is a doo wop song written by Carl White, Al Frazier, Sonny Harris and Turner Wilson Jr. and sung by The Rivingtons, released as a single in 1962 on the Liberty label and featured on the group's album Doin' the Bird.
"Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow" is a novelty nonsensical doo-wop song by the Rivingtons in 1962. It peaked at number 48 on the Billboard Hot 100,[1] and number 35 on the Cashbox charts.[2] The band released two similar follow-up songs over the next several months, "Mama-Oom-Mow-Mow (The Bird)" and "The Bird's the Word".
That's arguably right, it depends on the focus, are we talking about the most relevant/famous/pop mass success? The Beatles are the absolute best and most popular band of all times, are we talking about complexity and art class pop music? Then Brian is the man.
" Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow " is a doo wop song written by Carl White, Al Frazier, Sonny Harris and Turner Wilson Jr. and sung by The Rivingtons, released as a single in 1962 on the Liberty label and featured on the group's album Doin' the Bird.
Ringo was definitely better. This is sadly the only performance Ive ever seen Dennis go off on, but Ringos got plenty of absolutely killer drum songs. Rain, She Said She Said, Strawberry Fields Forever just to name a few. But if you can convince me Dennis was better, please do.
Borrowed, not stole. There’s another vid on UA-cam where Brian acknowledges The Rivingtons. Mike Loves seems to be dancing The Monkey in said video, too. Guess he was in good physical shape!
" Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow " is a doo wop song written by Carl White, Al Frazier, Sonny Harris and Turner Wilson Jr. and sung by The Rivingtons, released as a single in 1962 on the Liberty label and featured on the group's album Doin' the Bird.
@@mindyauron9137 They are tied. Lets leave it at that... But we can still say that Brian wrote and produced most all BB songs, while the Beatles had John, Paul, and George Martin
This is one of the most punk rock performances I have ever seen.
What do you mean by this?
One of my favorite songs from them, such a great performance, Dennis sounds fantastic..I feel Brian is also an underrated singer, he looks so happy and healthy here. If only things could have stayed that way...
Dennis isn't even singing though
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@@franciscoflores3830 ...
@@VaderGamerboi They probably mean Dennis' drum playing
@@battlemore oh
love this video everyone is so happy love Denny rocking out back there
0:45, he's like 'fuck off already.'
FUNNIEST SOUND I EVER HEARD
Beach Boys were a great live band too!!!!!!
" Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow " is a doo wop song written by Carl White, Al Frazier, Sonny Harris and Turner Wilson Jr. and sung by The Rivingtons, released as a single in 1962 on the Liberty label and featured on the group's album Doin' the Bird. NO BEACH BOYS lota
@@Rastasolman that has nothing too do with his comment.. all musicians cover other peoples songs
This performance shows that Dennis could really drum other than just a 2 and 4 beat
I’m in love with this.
" Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow " is a doo wop song written by Carl White, Al Frazier, Sonny Harris and Turner Wilson Jr. and sung by The Rivingtons, released as a single in 1962 on the Liberty label and featured on the group's album Doin' the Bird.
@@Rastasolman This version is better. Get over it.
0:52 Woah... Denny on a sugar rush... Love it
I was just a little girl, but I remember how the girls on tv dance...OMG so awesome memories!!!
When I was a little girl basically wanted to be a teenager when I grew up. I watched all those teenage dance shows and danced along with them. The teenagers seemed to be haves lot of fun. Note: I was NOT dreaming of becoming a grownup, ha-ha!
My very first concert was back in '88 and it was the Beach Boys playing in the Coliseum at Klondike days in Edmonton. That led to a 40-plus year still continuing journey of musical discovery
Hi! Former Edmontonian here!
a few decent amps..some nice guitars..Dennis on the drums..raw fucking music . this is the real deal people..make me wanna go back to the early 60's and start surfing all over again..where's my Velzy Jacobs board anyway!
loved watchin Denny back there
I am so in love with those high harmonies!
" Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow " is a doo wop song written by Carl White, Al Frazier, Sonny Harris and Turner Wilson Jr. and sung by The Rivingtons, released as a single in 1962 on the Liberty label and featured on the group's album Doin' the Bird.
that's Brian Wilson for you :)
Brian Wilson is my idol!
De paul mcartney também!
Me too man
I was an 80s kid, born 20 years after these songs, and they still impacted me. I love these dudes.
wtf you crazy niggha
I’m a 99 born merchant. 90s kid by the skin of my teeth. I listen to the beach boys and the Beatles pretty much most days. Incredible bands and songs impact no matter how many times I listen to them.
Fucking Brian, I love that guy
You have a way with words, Patricia. You must be a high school graduate.
Man, they are really rocken!
Yesterday i heard, for the very first time ever, Surfer Bird by the Trashmen, here on youtube with a video that´s not to be missed! Listen to this and then that one!
Dennis is an excellent drummer.
Sorry; don't think so.
@@RogerSteinbrinkh2oBrother he's all they needed for their songs
Agree
I freakin love this video, I can just keep watching & not get tired of it, they were really great.
Sactown ‘65. Good times.
Thanks for sharing, I heard this in the 60's and never seen this clip before
Mike Love got a work out on that one.
Nós aqui no Brasil também gostávamos muito
Brian Wilson era diferenciado
Bom demais
I guess The Beach Boys have also heard that the bird is the word.
Heard it first time yesterday!
Wowww so goodd
Proof that Brian could’ve sung all of Mike’s lead vocals a hundred times better.
Any of the Beach Boys could have
ddjdd wfgggb hi mike Love
Jim & Hugh O'N LOL. Truthfully though I do like Brian’s voice best but a lot of the songs would not have worked without Mike. I don’t get the hate. Mike was a good vocalist as well and was a much different tone so it’s like comparing apples and oranges
Brandi Wilson he’s a bit of a creep and he made a god awful beach boys album in the 80s and he stoped a lot of great work from Brian being released
His bass parts in harmonies were good, but he was clearly the worst lead vocalist in the group. Brian liked it though, so I guess I must be wrong
Ah memories!
Denny smokes on this song! RIP!
" Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow " is a doo wop song written by Carl White, Al Frazier, Sonny Harris and Turner Wilson Jr. and sung by The Rivingtons, released as a single in 1962 on the Liberty label and featured on the group's album Doin' the Bird.
The chick screaming at the beginning is me!!! 😂
The Bird is the word.
WHY THE HELL THEY SO CALM
Brian Wilson is hot af, I wish he knew that 🌹
Brian was on another level from other musicians in any genre. And this video shows that the Beach Boys were a legitimately great 'band', in that the entire unit was sensational. The whole concert - if you haven't seen it - is remarkable
Aqui no Brasil é ouvida até hj
Nigel my brother , rip, now i have it, thanks
The off rhythm clapping fucking kills me
Song was originally done by The Rivingtons in the late 50's.
1963 to be exact
@@gustavvson No. It was done by The Trashmen in 1963. The Trashmen took it from The Rivingtons, who wrote it and performed it first in the late 50's.
A+
A++
Bird IS the word!
I give this a 10!
Bird is the word
1:38-1:46 those kids are legends 😆
I like how Denny was no musician like 3 ou 4 years before and could barely sing harmony vocals! Now look at this!!! :o
Yes Denny is the best; ain't no question.
Anyone who stilll thinks Dennis sucked on drums needs to watch 0:52. This is 1964 btdubs.
Super
0:52 such an underrated rhythm section!
And I'm so in love with Brian's endless legs...
Remember when there were great bands
I remember the song playing in the background in ET The Extra Terrestrial
That drummer is amazing.
People thought Dennis couldn't play....right.
he's Dennis Wilson
He ate loads of sugar
Cool. Vintage fender all the way!
Brian non sbaglia una nota,fantastico
If I had a time machine, one of my frivolous errands would be to go back and teach this crowd how to clap on 2 & 4.
I love Brian
I just learned that the Rivingtons did the song originally in 1962 !
Dennis was having a good time
THE REAL BEACHBOYS...
Aquí son Familia de verdad, luego pasó...
This is the "Dirty" sounding music from America before the British Invasion stopped all the madness and crazy sounds. "Yakety Sax" and all that fun. I just wonder what modern music would be like without the British Invasion taking place.
Sorta like “Rubber Biscuit”, huh?
This is fucking fantastic ✌🏻
This is where Johnny Marr must've got the riff for Girl Afraid from.
Notice the girls are smiling and the boys are digging it...
thought the drummer was wearing a hat
Yeah, buddy. That was some stiff hairspray!
Happy..ok...
Check out The Freshman cover. They do the Beach Boys proud.
Dennis has no right to kill the drums like hes doing
Wait a second, this isn't Rob Zombie...
add it up
FUCKING FANTASTIC 😍 EVEN AFTER ALL THESE DECADES AGO.
RIP 💚😭.
I'm many decades old. Forgive me no offense but the Rivingtons sang this best. Yes I love the Beach Boys.... I'm a California oldie. What Cali female doesn't love the tribute they sang for us? ✌
Scrolled for this comment. Nobody had those chops like the Rivingtons. Cool cover though.
Sung by one of America's best white doo-wop groups.
Did Mike Love do the moonwalk?
Tem uma versão feita no Brasil tbm kkkkk
E.T
Almost BORNE AC GAI NN
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Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow è un brano musicale in stile doo wop scritto da Carl White, Al Frazier, Sonny Harris e Turner Wilson Jr. e cantato dai The Rivingtons, pubblicato come singolo nel 1962 dall'etichetta Liberty e inserita nell'album Doin' the Bird del gruppo. . " Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow " is a doo wop song written by Carl White, Al Frazier, Sonny Harris and Turner Wilson Jr. and sung by The Rivingtons, released as a single in 1962 on the Liberty label and featured on the group's album Doin' the Bird.
nothing like some CC's, Coke & da Beach Boys
Love the Beach Boys but you can't beat The Rivingtons version...
it is ok not the same
Where?
" Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow " is a doo wop song written by Carl White, Al Frazier, Sonny Harris and Turner Wilson Jr. and sung by The Rivingtons, released as a single in 1962 on the Liberty label and featured on the group's album Doin' the Bird.
Ai os BR transformam em vou papar uma kkkkkkkkkkkk
its not me bro, i didn't dislike..
Is this a diss track to surfin bird lol?
"Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow" is a novelty nonsensical doo-wop song by the Rivingtons in 1962. It peaked at number 48 on the Billboard Hot 100,[1] and number 35 on the Cashbox charts.[2] The band released two similar follow-up songs over the next several months, "Mama-Oom-Mow-Mow (The Bird)" and "The Bird's the Word".
Check out the Rivingtons original version.
2nd Greatest Group of all Time just behind the Beatles
Today they listen to rapp more like CRAP!
That's arguably right, it depends on the focus, are we talking about the most relevant/famous/pop mass success? The Beatles are the absolute best and most popular band of all times, are we talking about complexity and art class pop music? Then Brian is the man.
I great cover, but I think the Rivingtons' version is superior.
Before they ripped off Manson.:..
Lmao
Dennis was WAY better than Ringo.
How?
" Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow " is a doo wop song written by Carl White, Al Frazier, Sonny Harris and Turner Wilson Jr. and sung by The Rivingtons, released as a single in 1962 on the Liberty label and featured on the group's album Doin' the Bird.
Ringo could actually play drums
@@grapefruitjuice9473 he wasn't any better than Dennis & if you disagree prove me wrong.
Ringo was definitely better. This is sadly the only performance Ive ever seen Dennis go off on, but Ringos got plenty of absolutely killer drum songs. Rain, She Said She Said, Strawberry Fields Forever just to name a few. But if you can convince me Dennis was better, please do.
They stole this song from The Rivingtons.
Bro, it’s a cover
Borrowed, not stole. There’s another vid on UA-cam where Brian acknowledges The Rivingtons. Mike Loves seems to be dancing The Monkey in said video, too. Guess he was in good physical shape!
" Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow " is a doo wop song written by Carl White, Al Frazier, Sonny Harris and Turner Wilson Jr. and sung by The Rivingtons, released as a single in 1962 on the Liberty label and featured on the group's album Doin' the Bird.
This version is ok. But The Rivingtons still do it best.
To cover is one thing but This is Theft 😅
They suck!
A serious study in how to ruin a classic R&B song.
Lmao tryhard Beatles
The Chrysialid you must be fucking biased?
They would have killed for his falsetto you pint of stale milk
not only are they better than the beetles, they started first
Virgin Beatles vs Chad Beach Boys
@@mindyauron9137 They are tied. Lets leave it at that... But we can still say that Brian wrote and produced most all BB songs, while the Beatles had John, Paul, and George Martin