Psychedelic rock trip! THE CHAMBERS BROTHERS - Time has come today REACTION - First time hearing
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Music reaction video of THE CHAMBERS BROTHERS Time has come today.A fusion of psychedelic,rock and soul.Brilliant stuff.
#psychedelicrock
#psychedelic
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One of the greatest phrases in rock: "and my soul's been psychedelicized".
Did you mean phrases rather than pharisees?
@@TheNoncritical1 Thanks Spell Checker go wild
One good LSD hit in 1972 did it for me. Opened my mind, it ain’t like you think. Psychedelicized soul ever since. The brothers got interesting history if you dig.
Finally somebody reacting to this masterpiece. I remember hearing it for the first time on headphones on my bed in the twilight when it came out that I had to listen to over and over that evening. I was a young teen, haven’t even got into pot or drinking, I just got off on the music.
Harri, now your soul has been Psychedelicized.... You're Welcome.
I 'm almost 66 years old, and I can remember when and where I was when I first heard this great song. 1966 or 67 If memory serves me. It was the beginning of the LSD, mushroom, mescaline, Hallucinogenic, psychedelic drug era. I was a punlk kid of 10 years old, but I had 7 other older Brothers and sisters who had the radio on day and night in the 60s. I learned from them real good! The 60s and 70s were the greatest times for all music, not just Rock. I don't know why, but there was such good music, and so much of it, in every genre from Rock, to country western to you name it. There has never been anything like it since.
Thanks Harri
Almost 66 too; 60s and 70s were a great time to be alive and live this music.
@@festidious2644 68 on Sunday. We were born at the perfect time.
62 years old, my brother was 8 years older and my sister was 4 years older. They gave me a great musical education.
I just turned 66 and had 3 older sisters and 2 older cousins who were all way into music. I was caught up in psychedelic music very early. I have always loved this track.
Yep. I bought this album when it came out. A white kid in Iowa. An iconic song.
The Chambers Brothers are an American psychedelic soul band best known for their eleven-minute 1967 hit "Time Has Come Today". It has been used in a lot of movie soundtracks. They are basically considered a "one hit wonder" but what a great song. That was the first time I had heard the word "psychedelicized" in a song.
Yes! This is THE psychedelic soul song! Thank you, long overdue.
I was 13 when this came out. The shorter version got a lot of airplay on AM and FM radio! It’s in my DNA by now. Great stuff. Harri, you’re by far, the coolest reactor on UA-cam! This is the place to be. 🌺✌️
I was also 13 when this came out. Awesome song😎
Welcome to the Original Jungle! Song's still true today and great!
That was an ANTHEM back in the late 60s, timeless and still sounds as great today. Thanks for reviewing it.
Saw them in 1970 at a 3 day rock festival. They were the best
When you hear the first Cowbell and Drum strike you don't know those two guys are going to GO OFF THE CHARTS for the next 11 minutes. Must see it performed LIVE.
BRAVO HARRI, where you paused it was funny, "Very Very interesting so far" right before things get a little psychedelic like no other song ever did.Thanks... this reaction goes in my collection for my grand kids to watch. I'll never recommend a bad tune. Have a Splendid Successful Day....Thanks again
Thank you sir! 😁🖤✌🏾
@@HarriBestReactions Try this one... Don Henley - "In The Garden Of Allah"... another awesome tune you'll love.
These guys were fantastic. Their live performances killed. They were far from one hit wonders and had quite a few charted songs. They regularly toured with Alice Cooper and also featured some great musicians backing them including the great Steve Hunter. However they had some rough and dishonest managers and worked with lousy promoters. they should have been big time and today a legendary heritage act but unfortunately they separated in the early '70's. I love their version of "People get Ready' in my opinion second only to the original Impressions recording.
Everything in this song, one of my all time favorites. Problem back in time, Radio stations used to play shorter versions. This is full version.
Yes this song did transcend all genres at the time when I was a youngster
it was just amazing
A Masterpiece like no other! I have always loved this song!
It is by itself! Cool!
I just heard that word psychedelicized in this song for the first time. Cool!
Massive KUDOS to the Drummer
Yes, an anthem all the way! Ask any Vietnam era soldier if he heard it there and I doubt you'll get a no. These guys started out in Mississippi as a gospel group and relocated to LA where they picked up 21 yr. old Brian Keenan who was a rock drummer from Ireland and the only white guy in the group. Clive Davis heard a demo of this and FORBID them to record it because "black guys don't do this kind of shit". What did they do? They were close with the studio people who found a vacant hour for them, so they went in and did this in ONE TAKE! including the mixing, adding some reverb etc. The track has been used in many movies as well. I'll never get tired of this as it is not only superb but captures the turmoil of the era so well.
Their first two albums were recorded live....and yes they have the talent....great singing and playing. All of their albums are a great representation of psychedelic soul. Love the Chambers Brothers.
this is such an iconic song...
Saw The Chambers Brothers in Boston on the Common in the late 60s! This song is an all-timer!
The began in Gospel music. The Chambers Brothers record Love Peace and Happiness is a double live album made at The Fillmore East. It has some of their best songs like Have A Little Faith, To Love Somebody and the title cut. You'll enjoy it. I forgotten which of the brothers that sings these this incredible screams that brings on a peak every time. He get's me smiling every time.
Recorded LIVE in One Take..... Incredible
Good to see so many other members of my g-g-g-g-generation here (68 this year). I saw them play this at the Fillmore in San Francisco in the 60s. This was one of those songs that could make you feel like you were high just from listening to it, like In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida or the Doors' "The End."
Gotta love the "Little Drummer Boy" riff in the trippy section.
This song is (according to Wikipedia) considered one of the landmatk rock songs of the psychedelic era.
I was 14 years old, bought this album with 4 friends in my room packed a pipe and this song changed our lives. You summed it up well.
Oh, I haven't heard this one in a loooong time. You're bringing back memories. Great request.
Time has come today. Hallelujah.
Been hoping you'd do this song.
Memories of my youth being in our friends basement burning incense 😉😉
and having their parents yell at us to turn it down. Lol Thanks Harri. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦
Another one that takes me back to my hippie/trippy days! I'm so glad you're listening to the extended version. When we bought the 45 of this, is was a shorter version. Thank you!
This tune is just TOO stinking badass! I was 17 in 1967, so you figure out what/how I felt. Needless to say, I turned out OK...
67 yrs old here, I'll bet you never wore a helmet riding a bicycle either, lol. We turned out ok 👍
@@aviatom1 Lol I didn't know what a helmet for a bicyclist was back then I started driving in 1967.
@@aviatom1 😂 There was no such thing as being careful when I was a kid. No helmets either except for motorcycle riders.
@@BeeLineEast 👍😂 Exactly!
@@guidosarducci Remember the Varooonmmm. Battery powered toy you put on your bike to sound like a motor cycle lol
Definitely one of the best songs to have come out of the 60s. The Ramones do a great job of covering this song 🎵. I'm almost 66 years old and I've loved 😍 ❤ 👌 💕 this song since I first heard it over 50 years ago. Still sounds great 👍
Man, what a classic.
The words are timeless especially in these times.
It was soooo great to see you react to this psychedelic rock classic Harri!!! Another great song with great lyrics from the 60's is "Monster" by Steppenwolf. Would love to see you react to that one.
I've been dying for someone to react to this song ever since I discovered UA-cam reactions! Thanks for doing this one!! Such memories..... Since others are sharing their memories about this song, I'll join in. I was in 3rd grade, and my mom would host parties in our apartment on Saturday nights. The young adults who lived in the apartment complex would come. I'm sure some of them were high, but they arrived that way. However, I do remember lots of beer being consumed. My friend and I were quite entertained by watching the crazy dancing of the partiers, especially during the psychedelic songs like this one. There may have been a strobe light there on several occasions, or maybe a black light, to enhance the psychedelic mood. What a strange time it was. BTW, other party songs I remember from that time of my life were: Satisfaction, Get Off of My Cloud, and Paint It Black (all by The Rolling Stones), Sky Pilot by The Animals, and Gimme Some Lovin' by The Spencer Davis Group.
Sounds like you had a great time as a kid
@@HarriBestReactions I was born April 1954... I have had a fabulous life growing up with the greatest music of all time. Have a Great Day Harri, see you again soon.
@@AliasMark69 Thanx sir Mark..We made it at last😀🖤✌🏾
@@HarriBestReactions YOU are THE BEST Reactor out there. You should do the Dylan tunes I suggested.... AWESOME stuff I know you will like a lot.
I first heard this played by Kenny Everett on his show as a new release,loved it & can't believe it wasn't a huge hit,brilliant!
I played this song and the whole album endlessly when I was a teenager. It's still so good!
"Time Has Come Today" was a big hit for The Chambers Brothers in 1968. They released their album The Time Has Come about six months after Hendrix dropped Are You Experienced. The Chambers Brothers went underrated sadly. They were buddies with Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin and Jim Morrison and often toured together. When you're ready for more from them, check out "Bang Bang", "Uptown To Harlem", "Funky", "People Get Ready", and their cover of "The Weight". along with many others.
I think Hendrix did influence them
This is a classuc..the drummer is insane!!
Great reaction to this psychedelic classic! The way I heard the story is that the record company did not want the group to do a long song and would not schedule any studio time for them to do it, but a sound engineer was sympathetic and had them show up early one morning where they had time to do one take, including all of the effects! They did it and this is the result!
This song as well as It's A Beautiful Day's "Time Is" are the two songs I play every day we go on (and off) Daylight Savings. I absolutely love both songs.
This is a truly great Psychedelic 60's selection!! So glad you reacted to it! The Classic Rock station in Seattle (KZOK) would regularly play the full version, as well as many other great long tracks! Loved it here, thank you!
I've never heard this full version before. Very trippy, experimental.
Actually, I too have never heard this long version before and I've heard the radio short version hundreds of times since I first heard it as a pre teen when it first came out. Great reaction to a classic masterpiece. Thanks Harry.
Yes!!! Such a great song - wore the grooves off my 45 record 😀
I sparked up my pipe for this reaction.... Thanks again
Oh thanks So much for reacting to this Classic piece of musical Art!! Loved this tune when I first heard it as a young child!! Talking when I was only 8 years old!!
"Now The Time Has Come, There Are Things To Realize".... Thanks Again Harri, see you again soon.
I remember when this song came out. I really loved it.
Was at a live concert in the seventies featuring Chambers Brothers.Great group;Love,peace and happiness, and people get ready are my favourites.
HIGH Harri.... Thanks again for this awesome reaction. I wanted to spark up my pipe today so I decided no better time then to listen to this masterpiece again on May 15th 2022.... Still sounds incredible all these years later. Recorded LIVE in ONE Take..... Yes they must have been "Trippin"
Tell max thanks for choosing this song ; old favorite and needs to be heard at least once a year .
The name is Mark, but that's okay, just glad he did it, I knew people would like it.
Wow - although I remember this song from my teenaged years, I had forgotten how great it was. Thank you to who recommended it. Nice job with the reaction Harri. I agree with you that it kind of reminds one of Hendrix, without the awesome guitar of course...
You're Welcome
I was very familiar with the condensed "Radio Friendly" version. This extended/album version is an insane masterpiece. I never even knew there was a full version...My first time hearing it.
@@barrycohen311 Cool, I bet you'll listen to it again
We're all on a trip, through time and space.
"Little Drummer Boy", plays in the background. The Drum Keeps Time.
Harri I must tell you that your analysis of this work was the best I heard on UA-cam. One comment before the actual trip there is the sound of what simulates a beating heart. (This during the time when the lead is saying "Time " over and over and it gets slower and the cowbell beats slower and slower. This is a masterpiece . Thank you.
OK I can't keep quiet any longer! This song certainly was a cool mega-hit that propelled them into the spotlight. But the style (Pyschedelic Rock etc.) was not typical of their other music on this album. It is definitely worth a listen, and most people have not mentioned any of their other songs, which are generally a fusion of funk/gospel/soul with a bit of rock. I especially like the funky "Uptown", and "All Strung Out Over You", "I Can't Stand It", "Please Don;t Leave Me", and "People Get Ready" (a soulful gospel take that was also a hit, I believe). Check them out! (Please hear the album versions first, rather than Live) Thanks!
So Happy you are reacting to this Epic song by The Chambers Brothers. I remember buying this LP and playing it in my room full volume with my parents screaming and pounding on the door. Great memories.
The Chambers Brothers began as a gospel group and later returned to that genre.
Most people miss the Little Drummer Boy melody inserted into the song.
Watching them live, especially the drummer moving like lightning, was awesome.
Really the whole album was great! Considered somewhat of a unique band as they had a white drummer with the brothers!
The funny part of it is that while most of the bands in this genre were young, the 4 brothers ranged from their late 20's to mid 30's. They'd started out as a gospel group and over the previous 15 years had morphed into folk and later soul/acid/funk. It was always a gas to watch people who were tripping listen to this.
They really were Brothers by Blood. The lead singer is a Born again Christian and a Pastor. I think he pastors a church in California. Great song. It's been in thousands of tv shows and movies over the years. This long version was only played on FM radio, the AM stations just played a shortened version. This was for people to listen to when they were getting high.
Haven't heard the long version in a million years. We had more time to listen back then...the pace is so much faster today.
An all time fave!!! great choice!
So happy that you finally got to this psych classic! And really glad you did not do the edited 45 version, 'cause it just does not properly capture the vibe at all. Good that your soul has now been psychedelicized!!
I always loved this one! Thanks Harry ✌🏼
I was in HS back when this song came out, every band played this at every hs dance, along with 'Ina gadda da vid' by Iron Butterfly. Great Song.
I love this guy. Best reactions. Mature, serious.
Back in the mid to late 80's I used to go to the Planetarium in NYC, and we would all get high beforehand, and they had two different laser shows every couple of weeks. It was a hemisphere of showing our galaxy, in relation to our planet spinning slowly around above you as you reclined in a reclining lounge chair, and then, depending upon the show, it was either laser 60's, or laser Floyd. Laser 60's was mostly psychedelic music, and the "Time has come today" by the Chambers Brothers long play version of the song was the best part of the show, and all of the early parts of the song were represented with laser graphics, and when the trippy part with the drums played, the laser show had a huge, laser projected, analog clock ticking and tocking above you to the music, totally in synch to the music. Probably an hour or so of great music. Laser Pink Floyd was great too. As good as a concert, almost. Love your reviews, Harri, keep it up !!
Oh boy. This will be good,
Good one Harri, really, really, really good one.
What always get me with music like this is, how soon it fallowed behind music like "I want to hold your hand"
We can always rely on you to feature the goodies from our youthful sountrack! Thanks Harri!
I knew you would NEVER FORGET this song
"More Cowbells!!!"
The short version of this was played on AM radio out of Chicago while we "cat the drag" in the Summer of 1967 in LaPorte, Indiana. The long version you played was a favorite on the new FM rock radio shows, that played LP album cuts ,instead of 45rpm singles hits. We used to listen to a station called "Triad "on FM radio with a program called "Songs From Across The Big Swamp' (The "swamp" was Lake Michigan. Heh.) They played this cut with other groups album cuts in the early 1970s. Great party music back then.
Now you're ready, for Donovan - "Hurdy Gurdy Man", and Iron Butterfly - "In A Gadda Da Vida".
Remember driving through Heise Park in my Corvette with the t-top off and this blasting on the tape player. I thought I was the coolest dude. Lol 🤪. Cool song. Me ? Not so much. 😉
I saw them in person 2 weeks before Woodstock at the Atlantic City Festival and they were fantastic--and I mean every song. Very soulful. They do a great cover of Wilson Pickett's THE MIDNIGHT HOUR.
😂 I don't know but my hearts racing 😂🤣
I have listened to a lot of music since 1963. I would put this song in midway in my favorite songs in my personal top 10 list.
As a small child in the 1960s this song scared the hell out of me. Like a horror movie and yet I loved it. Still do.
Loved the drummer on this song this as I recall came out when I was still in High School
YES! YESYESYESYESYES YES! 🤣🤣🤣
Thanks Harri 💎💎💎 I have played this so many times in the past & you have now taken be back to my hippie/psychedelic time 😻🎶 Thanks !
For a "one hit wonder" they've got some incredible deep tracks. Their version of "Midnight Hour" is wonderful, I think I prefer it to the original.
WOW I'm glad you found this!!
Thanks Mac!!
Greatest psychedelic track ever in my book.
Smoked my first joint to this song riding in a car some 56 years ago. What a trip!
Needs more "Cowbell" don't ya think? lol Dug this song way back in the day. Got airplay on the new (at the time) Hippie-Alternative-Stereo-FM Radio stations that were forming around the same time. State safe...be well...
First time to hear this was 1971 on KNUS Dallas. Headphones, middle of the night, blacklight, Gonesh incense, peaking on a hit of Orange Sunshine. Crazy days indeed!
Saw them perform this live at the Atlanta International Pop Fest......July 3,4&5 1970.
I haven’t heard this in a long time, thanks for reacting to it, brings back so memories
Great song! If you like psychedelia, check out “You’re Gonna Miss Me,” by the 13th Floor Elevators.
Thanks for reminding me! I just listened to that one again!
Love this old song!
Finally.......
Of, by, and for trippers! Love this song! Takes me back to the sixties, when dropping LSD was relatively safe and my soul was psychedelisized.
This is one one the greatest songs from the 60s, and I especially like the drumming part in the long "break". Another great cut on the album is their cover of Wilson Pickett's "In the Midnight Hour".
I love this song. It came out when I was in Highschool.
I was 8 when this was put out in a shortened AM radio format. I still have the 45. It remains one of the formative songs from my childhood. My soul was psychedelicised
MY ALL TIME FAVORITE REACTION....EVER