Speaking of the funky chicken, please reach out to the funky chicken by Rufus Thomas. First react to the studio version just so you can use your imagination as to what the dance looks like then react to Rufus Thomas singing funky chicken live at WattStax. It is a nine minute video that you will thoroughly enjoy.
It's a song that needs no analysis. It's frantic, catchy, manic, insane, loud, rude, fast, full of energy, absurd and memorable. Enjoy it without thinking and you'll love it forever.
My mom had a canary that very very seldom would sing. I would put on this song and crank the volume and the bird would go nuts ....singing and hopping around like crazy. Funny as he'll. 😂
Oh thanks for reacting! I was a Freshman in HS when this came out. We loved it!! We would go around saying, “the bird is the word!” And yes, when it came on the radio or jukebox at our local teen hangout, we couldn’t sit still!! Had to dance!! Thanks again and for all the music you play that we grew up with (50s, 60s, 70s)!! It was truly a magical time!!
Back then, if you needed to liven up a party, you would invite that dude over. This is actually a combination of two different songs, originally done by The Rivingtons, a black R & B group in the very early 60's. The two songs were "Papa Oom Mow Mow", and "Bird's The Word". You should check those out, too.
When I saw this pop up I said: OMG, YES! Brilliant reactions to a timeless classic! This was so much fun! Thank you Jamal for reacting to this, please take care and stay safe!
I was a sophomore in high school when this came out. Every day after school I would turn up the family stereo for the top 10 countdown.This song was blaring as my dad came home from work. He hated it and barked at me. I made the mistake of saying 'he's making more money than you !' The song is two songs by the Rivingtons, The Bird is the Word and Papa Oo Mow mow.
The Trashmen were one of those bands that had a big hand in setting the groundwork for punk rock. There's always the argument about who was the first punk band and so many people point at the Ramones, but listen to the Ramones' style and listen to the Trashmen and you can hear a hell of a lot of influence trickled down (along with other garage and surf bands of the era such as the Ventures).
My dad wrote the song bird is the word and The group is a black group The rivingtons, It was 2 of there records papa oom mow mow and The song bird is the bird.The recorded both songs and the Trash men a group out of Minnesota use both records without permission .The song went on to be in many movies and commercial and was covered by many famous artists,like E.T,full medal jacket, Madonna whose that girl ,back to the beach,pink flamingos,happy feet 2,michael jackson dance video game and family guy the TV show that bought it back to popularity
Hello, I first heard this song played at our 6th grade graduation party. The at our community swimming pool afterwards. It's a most excellent song. Imagine singing it and trying to count the number of repetitions prior to the bridge, then midway switch the lyrics and keeping those straight.
This is called garage rock. This is one of the most fun kooky songs. Brings back a lot of memories hearing this when I was younger. And the video is absolutely hilarious. This song was actually a combination of two R&B hits by "The Rivingtons", "The Bird's The Word" & "Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow".
AH this is the Dutch talent show of back in the day 1964 , he used the surfin bird as part of a tape mix playback performance . its not the original .. the artist in question is Andre van Duin . Hes one of biggest dutch comedians . In this talent show he was 16 or 17 back then.
This is great stuff. It was on the radio when I was a kid. Great to see the singer doing his stuff. Finally! Thanks Jamel - what fun watching this reaction.
Hello Jamel, I remember this song, I only 9 years old, I couldn't get over it, I started dancing like him, this was on the Ed Sullivan show' ( Stella Ogilvie)
This song has been covered countless times. I am partial to the version by Silverchair. We need more beach music. Can you do Wipeout next? Another song that’s been covered like crazy. The version by Gary Hoey really rocks out.
I was 6 yrs old when this came out, and our family was living in Madrid, Spain. But I'm pretty sure it was a universal hit! LOL Thanks for the laughs, Jamel! ✌💙✌
When this song came out, I was 25 years away from being born. The being said, what I thought the first time I saw this is cocaine is a hell of a drugs.
Insane rock and roll song. So of course it was used in Back To The Beach with Frankie, Annette, and PeeWee Herman..I love it--pure madness. Pappa oo mao mao, brother.
I was 10 years old when this came out and I was busy driving my mother nuts playing this - and dancing to it. The 45 I had of it "mysteriously broke" one day...
Reminds me of my little brother with Alvin and The Chipmunks doing Refugee. I’m ten years older and a huge Tom Petty fan so that thing miraculously disappeared.
My first time hearing this song was in the early 80's as a young teen listening to the Dr Demento Show. This song is definitely one of the most memorable, along with another song you should probably check out... "Rubber Biscuit" by the Chips (Rubber Biscuit was later famously covered by the Blues Brothers, but I prefer the original)
@@teresahall4247 … I came into the world just a year after you & LOVE Family Guy also, especially “that” episode where Peter started doing the song & Stewie & Brian were trying to destroy every copy of the song in Quahog 😂😂😂
Hi again, Jamal! First things first! There officially was never a video for Surfin' Bird. What you see here is a visual simply thrown together for a pop music TV show for teenagers, in which the drummer for The Trashmen, Steve Wahrer (who also did the Surfin' Bird vocals), improvised a "Chicken Dance" (Get it? "Bird"!) for the camera. SONG HISTORY - In 1962, a black Doo Wop / R&B group out of Los Angeles, The Rivingtons, released a novelty recording, Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow. The next year, 1963, The Rivingtons released another novelty recording, The Bird's The Word. In 1963, a Minnesotan Rock group, The Trashmen, having heard both Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow and The Bird's The Word, realized that the two songs could be combined together. When The Trashmen were performing the combined arrangement, Surfin' Bird, in a club, a local DeeJay liked what he heard and arranged for The Trashmen to record and release Surfin' Bird, which became a big hit. The Rivingtons threatened to sue The Trashmen for plagiarism.
In Cleveland in the '60'-''70's-'80's.... Late night/bad horror/ sci fi movies w/skits.... and this song during breaks....."Goulardi", then" Big Chuck & Hoolihan"then Big Chuck and Little John, were the hosts👻👽👾
I love this. Music like this makes me smile every time I hear it. Did anybody else see similarities to his dancing and the Big Shoe Dance that Peewee Herman did? I wish I could move like that.
This is actually a cover of two songs originally recorded by the Rivingtons; The Bird is the Word and Papa Ooo Mow Mow. I think it was the prior year. There is no video of them that I know of but the audio is on You Tube. This is much funnier.
Original songs by The Rivingtons: 1) Papa-Ooom-Mow-Mow 2) Mama-Ooom-Mow-Mow, 3) The Bird is the Word. The trash man took the chorus of the two or three songs to make their version. Lawsuit now states that they must give the Rivingtons credit for the song.
and, at this point in time ladies and gentlemen, the Beatles were peddling "Love Me Do". Um, I didn't have to think to hard about that one ... _the bird will always be the word_
This is a funny song. I never saw this video, we heard it on the radio, a LOT! Fun! Growing up in Miami, this song was a huge hit, yes it was silly, and we needed silly! It was also used in the movie Full Metal Jacket
I know that this is a combination of 2 songs by a band called The Rivingtons. One of which was called Bird Is The Word, which I'm not as familiar with, but there is another song of theirs which I do enjoy called Papa Oom Mow Mow, which I would definitely recommend checking out. Very fun song.
Wow. In 1963, I wasn’t even a glint in my dad’s eyes 😂😂😂😂😂. I remember this tune though, when I was growing up. I liked the music, so I assume that was the hook for people. The ‘chicken’ was a robotic toucan, wasn’t it? Anyway, loved your reaction 😂😂😂
Has there ever been a funnier music video? The dude's career as a comedian was launched that day and later he became the top comedian in Dutch history. He performed this song in 2010 in Sweden and the kids went NUTS dancing to it, especially when he hit the oo mau mau part. They went NUTS hopping on the stage and all manner of good fun. He did not do this chicken hawk dance though as he was busy playing guitar, hahaha.
"Everybody knows the bird is the word!" LOL great channel Jamel! Please react to "berried alive blood orange guitar play through" they're an independent band so it won't get blocked, ive never seen someone play guitar like this guy! So creative and talented! Please give it a chance
I was six when this song came out, going to Catholic school in a very religious state where it was probably banned for some reason. But we won in the end.
Remember, the post-WWII pharmaceutical industry was coming up with all kinds of mental health drugs by the late ‘50s early ‘60s. Everything from “Mother’s Little Helper” by the Stones to “They’re Coming to Take Me Away Ha Ha” by Napoleon XIII was influenced. It was the age of crazy. ✌️
This clip is not actually the Trashmen. It is the clip that made the Dutch comedian Andre van Duin famous for this crazy performance! He is stil around today.
During the huge Surf music craze of 1963, The Trashmen were probably the most landlocked group of them all, hailing from Minnesota. This is their most famous single, but they released a few others that were just as good or better. Their version of Malaguena is seriously good. The Trashmen don't actually appear in this video. The guy dancing is just the host of whatever show this was dancing to the single.
@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee Cool. I hadn't known that. Thank you. I've seen the waves on the north end of Huron. While they're pretty big, they're not really surfing waves. That said, the Great Lakes are well known for their temperament.
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The year before the Rivingtons had Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow:
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... my favorite. . will always be Hocus pocus, Focus... .
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Speaking of the funky chicken, please reach out to the funky chicken by Rufus Thomas. First react to the studio version just so you can use your imagination as to what the dance looks like then react to Rufus Thomas singing funky chicken live at WattStax. It is a nine minute video that you will thoroughly enjoy.
My 6yo great granddaughter's favorite song and dance...
"Surfin bird" - is favorite song of Piter Griffin
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It's a song that needs no analysis. It's frantic, catchy, manic, insane, loud, rude, fast, full of energy, absurd and memorable. Enjoy it without thinking and you'll love it forever.
My mom had a canary that very very seldom would sing. I would put on this song and crank the volume and the bird would go nuts ....singing and hopping around like crazy. Funny as he'll. 😂
I'm guessing that the canary probably liked the liked the lyrics 😂
Oh thanks for reacting! I was a Freshman in HS when this came out. We loved it!! We would go around saying, “the bird is the word!” And yes, when it came on the radio or jukebox at our local teen hangout, we couldn’t sit still!! Had to dance!! Thanks again and for all the music you play that we grew up with (50s, 60s, 70s)!! It was truly a magical time!!
They used to play this in the old Boston Garden back in the 80's when Larry Bird was playing with the Celtics. Fans would go crazy. Lol !
Back then, if you needed to liven up a party, you would invite that dude over. This is actually a combination of two different songs, originally done by The Rivingtons, a black R & B group in the very early 60's. The two songs were "Papa Oom Mow Mow", and "Bird's The Word". You should check those out, too.
Can you imagine him as a kid? His parents probably just stared at each other quietly wondering...
An early example of ADHD lol
@@vonfragesq7145 More like a patient from the insane asylum, ha ha.
And secretly crying in the shower. 🤣
Just pure joy in this song, you can't help but be in a good mood.
The second part of the video is performed by the famous Dutch comedian Andre van Duin as a playback Act, this was his first perform on television.
When I saw this pop up I said: OMG, YES!
Brilliant reactions to a timeless classic!
This was so much fun!
Thank you Jamal for reacting to this, please take care and stay safe!
I was a sophomore in high school when this came out. Every day after school I would turn up the family stereo for the top 10 countdown.This song was blaring as my dad came home from work.
He hated it and barked at me. I made the mistake of saying 'he's making more money than you !' The song is two songs by the Rivingtons, The Bird is the Word and Papa Oo Mow mow.
The Trashmen were one of those bands that had a big hand in setting the groundwork for punk rock. There's always the argument about who was the first punk band and so many people point at the Ramones, but listen to the Ramones' style and listen to the Trashmen and you can hear a hell of a lot of influence trickled down (along with other garage and surf bands of the era such as the Ventures).
Hello, not Ramones or their ilk. It was Love. Love - " 7+7 is ".
I was 14 when this song came out. We used to get kegs of beer, go out in the woods and sing and dance to this song among others. It was pretty wild.
I was a senior in high school. It made it to number 4 on Billboard's Top 40. The Beatles music was just hitting the air waves about that time.
This was very popular for vet's. It's in many war movies at that time. Full metal jacket, platoon
Never noticed it in Platoon.
But then again, it was the movies not actual Vietnam
This was the theme song for a local Cleveland show. Gulardi
Back when song lyrics actually had meaning and made you think about deeper things
"Papa Ooom Mow Mow". Deep indeed. :D
You people obviously just don’t get it. Me neither. 😂
...and everyone did their own choreography and there was no auto-tune. 🤪
Man, they just don't write songs like that anymore.
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My dad wrote the song bird is the word and The group is a black group The rivingtons, It was 2 of there records papa oom mow mow and The song bird is the bird.The recorded both songs and the Trash men a group out of Minnesota use both records without permission .The song went on to be in many movies and commercial and was covered by many famous artists,like E.T,full medal jacket, Madonna whose that girl ,back to the beach,pink flamingos,happy feet 2,michael jackson dance video game and family guy the TV show that bought it back to popularity
Damn that's awesome but not awesome at the same time..
😂😂 when people tell
Me “music lyrics today aint nothing compared to back in the day” I point to this song.
Hello, I first heard this song played at our 6th grade graduation party. The at our community swimming pool afterwards. It's a most excellent song. Imagine singing it and trying to count the number of repetitions prior to the bridge, then midway switch the lyrics and keeping those straight.
This is called garage rock. This is one of the most fun kooky songs. Brings back a lot of memories hearing this when I was younger. And the video is absolutely hilarious. This song was actually a combination of two R&B hits by "The Rivingtons", "The Bird's The Word" & "Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow".
" surf music "
Yes. Thanks for the shout out to The Rivingtons. Those tunes are also great...and a bit more normal.
Way ahead of its time...
@@Boatzilla2 I'm not info normal.... we don't do normal around here....
"Peter what are you talking about?" "BRIAN DON'T!!!" EVERYBODY'S HEARD ABOUT THE BIRD!
AH this is the Dutch talent show of back in the day 1964 , he used the surfin bird as part of a tape mix playback performance . its not the original .. the artist in question is Andre van Duin . Hes one of biggest dutch comedians . In this talent show he was 16 or 17 back then.
This is great stuff. It was on the radio when I was a kid. Great to see the singer doing his stuff. Finally! Thanks Jamel - what fun watching this reaction.
I haven’t heard this in years and remembered every word! 🎶B-b-b-bird bird bird….🎵😂 Loved your response!
The Ramones and The Cramps both do great versions too !🖤
indeed!
Kia ora hello from aotearoa new zealand I've seen THE CRAMPS IN 1986 AND THE RAMONES IN 1989,👍👏👏👏
Love to hear Ramones version.
I was 8 yrs old in 63, what a fun time we had listening to KHJ Radio in Los Angeles.
Hello Jamel, I remember this song, I only 9 years old, I couldn't get over it, I started dancing like him, this was on the Ed Sullivan show' ( Stella Ogilvie)
never gets old!! i was 9 yrs old!! changed my life!!
This song has been covered countless times. I am partial to the version by Silverchair. We need more beach music. Can you do Wipeout next? Another song that’s been covered like crazy. The version by Gary Hoey really rocks out.
As fun and silly as this song is, it’s pretty damn rockin for 1963
I was 6 yrs old when this came out, and our family was living in Madrid, Spain. But I'm pretty sure it was a universal hit! LOL Thanks for the laughs, Jamel! ✌💙✌
When this song came out, I was 25 years away from being born. The being said, what I thought the first time I saw this is cocaine is a hell of a drugs.
I love how that guy just walks away at the end!
Insane rock and roll song. So of course it was used in Back To The Beach with Frankie, Annette, and PeeWee Herman..I love it--pure madness. Pappa oo mao mao, brother.
and much later, Family Guy!!
And Full Metal Jacket
This was good beach music when it came out 1963, fun times there was many tunes like this.
So simple and silly it puts me in a better mood every time i see it. TFS Friend!
I was 10 years old when this came out and I was busy driving my mother nuts playing this - and dancing to it. The 45 I had of it "mysteriously broke" one day...
Reminds me of my little brother with Alvin and The Chipmunks doing Refugee. I’m ten years older and a huge Tom Petty fan so that thing miraculously disappeared.
This was a regular song on the Doctor Demento show, love it!
Probably tied with a song that came out around the same time- Purple People Eater for a unique novelty song
Nope. Sorry to nitpick. PPE was out 5 years earlier.
I was about 15 when this came out and it was really a hit on the radio.
My first time hearing this song was in the early 80's as a young teen listening to the Dr Demento Show. This song is definitely one of the most memorable, along with another song you should probably check out... "Rubber Biscuit" by the Chips (Rubber Biscuit was later famously covered by the Blues Brothers, but I prefer the original)
When I was a kid, I used to listen to Dr. Demento. It was where I first heard "Dead Puppies"! LOL!
I miss the Dr. Demento show. Wet dreams, Dead Puppies, and so on.
As a teen I listened to Dr. Demento every night. I miss that.
My 3rd grade teacher played this for us before our Thanksgiving vacation.Remember that to this day.
This is so great when Peter keeps doing this song on "the family guy". Stewie can't take it anymore. Lol
My 6yo great granddaughter's favorite song and dance...
Jamel… EVERY TIME I hear “Bird is the word”, I keep thinking of Peter Griffin from Family Guy 😆😆😆. Fans of the show will know WHY ☝️😂
Bird is the word!!!
@@anthonybilello3160 born in 1967 and I do enjoy Family Guy
@@teresahall4247 … I came into the world just a year after you & LOVE Family Guy also, especially “that” episode where Peter started doing the song & Stewie & Brian were trying to destroy every copy of the song in Quahog 😂😂😂
@@anthonybilello3160I'm born in 1966, I really like family guy writing. Yours, not so much.
@@anthonybilello3160 love Family guy born 1949!
What a Performer!
Hi again, Jamal! First things first! There officially was never a video for Surfin' Bird. What you see here is a visual simply thrown together for a pop music TV show for teenagers, in which the drummer for The Trashmen, Steve Wahrer (who also did the Surfin' Bird vocals), improvised a "Chicken Dance" (Get it? "Bird"!) for the camera. SONG HISTORY - In 1962, a black Doo Wop / R&B group out of Los Angeles, The Rivingtons, released a novelty recording, Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow. The next year, 1963, The Rivingtons released another novelty recording, The Bird's The Word. In 1963, a Minnesotan Rock group, The Trashmen, having heard both Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow and The Bird's The Word, realized that the two songs could be combined together. When The Trashmen were performing the combined arrangement, Surfin' Bird, in a club, a local DeeJay liked what he heard and arranged for The Trashmen to record and release Surfin' Bird, which became a big hit. The Rivingtons threatened to sue The Trashmen for plagiarism.
Family guy introduced a lot of us to this song
He he definitely needs to see that
You could say that same thing about "Rock Lobster" by The B-52's
That was one of the funniest episodes I've ever seen! Especially the uncensored version
This song just makes one happy.
In Cleveland in the '60'-''70's-'80's.... Late night/bad horror/ sci fi movies w/skits.... and this song during breaks....."Goulardi", then" Big Chuck & Hoolihan"then Big Chuck and Little John, were the hosts👻👽👾
I love how immersed the singer is in the song.
It's all about making everybody laugh and dance a a party, believe me IT WORKED! Fabulous!
I love this. Music like this makes me smile every time I hear it. Did anybody else see similarities to his dancing and the Big Shoe Dance that Peewee Herman did? I wish I could move like that.
I was 7 when this came out, and as a kid, I loved it!
I WAS 9 YRS OLD!! THIS SONG CHANGED MY LIFE!!
A blast from the past at the skating rink.
My buddy in the Corps was Denny Burdine. He was the Bird ever after.
That song is a JAM! Love it!
The Family Guy episode accurately describes how I feel about this song. 🤣
I loved this song back then ! I was 13 .. bought it on a 45.
I can't hear this song without thinking of "Full Metal Jacket"
M-I-C
K-E-Y
M-O-U-S-E!
I was in Jr High - we sang it in the hallways - yes, we laughed as we sang
We just knew how to have fun back in the day. Today's musicians could take a lesson from history.
It is Andre van Duin from the Netherlands. A famous comedian. Who did a sketch of the song. Because everone knows the bird is the word ;)
This is actually a cover of two songs originally recorded by the Rivingtons; The Bird is the Word and Papa Ooo Mow Mow. I think it was the prior year. There is no video of them that I know of but the audio is on You Tube. This is much funnier.
Original songs by The Rivingtons: 1) Papa-Ooom-Mow-Mow 2) Mama-Ooom-Mow-Mow, 3) The Bird is the Word. The trash man took the chorus of the two or three songs to make their version. Lawsuit now states that they must give the Rivingtons credit for the song.
and, at this point in time ladies and gentlemen, the Beatles were peddling "Love Me Do". Um, I didn't have to think to hard about that one ... _the bird will always be the word_
This is a funny song. I never saw this video, we heard it on the radio, a LOT! Fun! Growing up in Miami, this song was a huge hit, yes it was silly, and we needed silly! It was also used in the movie Full Metal Jacket
Yes! We were thrilled when the Beatles appeared the next year!
There's a Larry Legend video called Bird is the word 15 minutes of Larry Legend. It's spectacular!
Is it the latest dance fad, or a Gran Mal epileptic seizure? YES!!!
Perfection as always and wanted to say have a happy Easter Sunday to you and yours Jamel 🤠
Truly one of the songs of all time
I get my kids dancing to this song. They love it.
I know that this is a combination of 2 songs by a band called The Rivingtons. One of which was called Bird Is The Word, which I'm not as familiar with, but there is another song of theirs which I do enjoy called Papa Oom Mow Mow, which I would definitely recommend checking out. Very fun song.
I was a sophomore in highschool when this one hit wonder came out. Godda love the Trashmen. (Actually the whole albun is good surfing music.)
Wow. In 1963, I wasn’t even a glint in my dad’s eyes 😂😂😂😂😂. I remember this tune though, when I was growing up. I liked the music, so I assume that was the hook for people. The ‘chicken’ was a robotic toucan, wasn’t it? Anyway, loved your reaction 😂😂😂
This song was so much ahead of its time.
Always loved this!
Blast from my past growing up. Knew this so well
Has there ever been a funnier music video? The dude's career as a comedian was launched that day and later he became the top comedian in Dutch history. He performed this song in 2010 in Sweden and the kids went NUTS dancing to it, especially when he hit the oo mau mau part. They went NUTS hopping on the stage and all manner of good fun. He did not do this chicken hawk dance though as he was busy playing guitar, hahaha.
"Everybody knows the bird is the word!" LOL great channel Jamel! Please react to "berried alive blood orange guitar play through" they're an independent band so it won't get blocked, ive never seen someone play guitar like this guy! So creative and talented! Please give it a chance
He definitely should have added Chuck Berry's duck walk to his bird antics.
This song came out 15 yrs before I was born.
This was a combination of two earlier doo wop novelty songs, "Papa Oom Mow Mow" and "The Bird is the Word".
I was six when this song came out, going to Catholic school in a very religious state where it was probably banned for some reason. But we won in the end.
The Cramps (Goo Goo Muck) also covered this. Boy what a bass rift! :D
Remember, the post-WWII pharmaceutical industry was coming up with all kinds of mental health drugs by the late ‘50s early ‘60s.
Everything from “Mother’s Little Helper” by the Stones to “They’re Coming to Take Me Away Ha Ha” by Napoleon XIII was influenced.
It was the age of crazy.
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This song is a mix of a couple of songs by a R&B vocal group called The Rivingtons.
The first time I heard this song was in the movie Full Metal Jacket.
Of course, it got a heavy playing from the Family Guy.
Hilarious performance.
Another one from 1961 that is funny , the Continentals band . worth a look . the song is called '' Thunderbird'' on the Ted Mack show..
I don't remember, but I *might* have enjoyed this song back in my drinking days.
Definitely top 10 surfing music from that day
This clip is not actually the Trashmen. It is the clip that made the Dutch comedian Andre van Duin famous for this crazy performance! He is stil around today.
Let it run; don't interrupt this sophisticated music from back in the day.
During the huge Surf music craze of 1963, The Trashmen were probably the most landlocked group of them all, hailing from Minnesota. This is their most famous single, but they released a few others that were just as good or better. Their version of Malaguena is seriously good.
The Trashmen don't actually appear in this video. The guy dancing is just the host of whatever show this was dancing to the single.
@@Spo-Dee-O-Dee Cool. I hadn't known that. Thank you. I've seen the waves on the north end of Huron. While they're pretty big, they're not really surfing waves. That said, the Great Lakes are well known for their temperament.
He’s flapping his wings lol 😆
Go Jamel/mal, go! You caught the 60's vibe alright - gogogogogogoGo!
They rolled this thing back out when Larry Bird became a star for the Boston Celtics.
I love this song.