🎵 Mungo Jerry - In The Summertime REACTION
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- This is our first time listening to Mungo Jerry. In The Summertime is definitely a bop.
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You should've watched the music video and see them play their instruments and sing. So much better and entertaining!
Absolutely...sorry didn't see you already noted this.
Oh yeah! It's abundantly clear that they are having a great time recording it. Hamming it up for the camera, it hard not to smile.
lyrics videos are probably easier on the copyright.
Best sideburns of all time. One hit wonder "jug" band.
Only one hit in the US...but they had numerous #1s in the UK, and world wide. Baby Jump, Nadine, a cover of Knocking on Heaven's Door, etc.
yep, and I miss those days of having a drink and going for drive.
They had a string of hits You dont have to be in the Army Baby Jump Long legged woman dressed in black
@@kennyosborne3839 The BBC used that song in an anti drink campaign focusing on the line have a drink and a drive then showing a bad car crash.
The sideburns are MAJESTIC! :D
Summertime songs are a whole genre of their own! This is one of the best!
"If her daddies poor you can do what you feel." Brad's reaction. Who else was watching and waiting for it? Both of them, first time that "what?" look followed by that big smile when it played the second time. Love it!
I never thought about it, but now that Brad said it, you CAN imagine a bunch of Disney characters walking down the road in a line singing this on a summer's day!
It was already a thing, more or less. The attraction was called Country Bear Jamboree at Disneyland.
This was released in 1970 when I was 3yrs old so I've known this song all my life. Apart from a couple of questionable lines by todays standards (no kids, you shouldn't drink & drive and no you can't do as you please just because her dad is poor) it still sounds excellent.
Lead singer Ray Dorset wrote this and you know when someone writes a song that is popular, it's been around for what feels like forever and it's paid the writer's mortgage? I'm pretty sure that this has paid Ray Dorset's mortgage! BTW, he's now 75 and still playing music ...
Such a great classic. After 54 years I still love it.
This is an English band fronted by Ray Dorset; They released this song in 1970 and it was a massive summertime hit for them. It was good fun music you could sing along to.
My gosh, this song was very popular, when I was a teenager, back in the day. This song was playing on all the AM, radio stations in the day. Thanks for the trip back in time. God bless.
Mungojerrie is a character from a book by T.S. Elliot "Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats". Mungojerrie and Rumpleteazer are also characters in the Broadway musical "Cats" which is based on the aforementioned T.S. Elliot work.
In the film, "Logan's Run" there's a character, called simply "Old Man", played by Peter Ustinov. He is found by the main characters in the ruins of the U.S. capitol building with dozens and dozens of cats. He quotes several passages from "Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats".
Always forget to mention....love how you guys go right into the song. No build up. No preaching. Thanks.
I remember when this song came out really well...I was a kid and girls were just becoming very interesting to me...Took me back to open swim at the local high school during the summer that this song came out...girls in little bikinis, the start of a whole new world for me.
This was a JUG BAND SONG by a British band that was a hit in the freaking ‘70s! It’s like Vaudeville meets psychedelia. So yes, your analogies are absolutely on point!
Love this song! Love to watch you guys! Cute little brother!
All these years never realized they were British. Great summer memories
In germany it was a top 10 hit. Almost no one really understood the lyrics, but everyone danced afterwards. For us youngsters it was just worse a bad pop song and we preferred to listen to Led Zeppelin or something like that. But today it is really funny to hear. Thanks for the reminder !
Army brats.
@@charlesmarkley220 So? Stupid comment...
It’s a silly little summer song. People didn’t compare it to Led Zeppelin. They understood what it was and enjoyed it for what it was.
Huge hit in Italy too...I knew this before led Zeppelin !
The Lex analogies are totally on point!! Brad also, in this case. The Andy Warhol paintings meet the Disney characters. ha!!! Greatness. I love this reaction. The piano is so great in this song.
You probably wouldn’t believe how popular this song was when I was a kid in the 70s. It was on the radio non-stop. And back then all we had was a radio.
For me this song always goes hand in hand with Gordon Lightfoot’s ‘Sundown’, which was also all over the airwaves back then.
I was 15 at the time. We had a French boy stay with us for a month and he bought this and played it non-stop, including when we both went back to his family.
The three of you together is cool to watch. Lex, your enthusiasm is infectious. It’s such a joy to see you enjoy yourself to music I listened to when I was very young, and still do. Brad, the way you analyze the music with the lyrics is a lot like how I always have. I think I’m a cross between you and Lex. I analyze it and lose myself in the music. Berto(hope I’m not butchering your name), your perspective is really interesting and I hope to see you reacting more with the Couch Gang. Thank you to the three of you!
One of those timeless songs that puts a smile on everyone's face who hears it :)
Been living this song for 50 years. You cannot help but feel better after hearing it.
This the first time I've ever heard this in stereo.To keep our Mother sane our Dad used to take us three boys in the car on Saturdays to discover the city and count "Beavers"(Volkswagen beetles) This song was blasting on AM radio every summer since its release. Great memories .
Yall have a weird idea of what a "beaver" actually is ! I've never heard of a VW Beetle being referred to as a "beaver", & I'm sure yall are the ONLY ones that ever has either.
@@onetruthmediacompany Nope; they are not the only ones. My childhood best friend and I used to play this same game, and referred to VWs as "Beavers." I'm sure our parents were cracking up hearing us yell "Beaver!" from the back seat every time we saw one.
I'm Canadian ,I could throw a rock in any direction and hit one but All that nuance about "Beavers' was lost on me as I was 8 years old at the time and I thought a VW Beetle looked like a beaver. cheers
Haha...when we were growing up we used to call Volkswagon Beetle "punchbuggies". We played this game as we travelled in the car in the back where the first guy who saw a VW Beetle we would turn and punch the other in the shoulder and call out "punchbuggy" and the colour of it...ie. "PUNCHBUGGY BLUE" while punching bro or your buddy in the shoulder. AND THERE WE ALOT OF PUNCHBUGGIES BACK IN THE 70'S AND EARLY 80'S hahahaha!!!
You would have enjoyed what is considered the official video of this. Fun to see them perform it.
I worked with Mungo Jerry back in the 90's. They were a truly wonderful group of guys.
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@@mikehollingworth2262 And what exactly are you basing that supposition on? I worked in the entertainment industry for many years especially a long period on holiday camps. I've met and worked with many artists. Mungo Jerry played Norton Grange on the Isle of Wight while I worked there.
@@mikehollingworth2262if he was going to lie , he might have chosen someone more famous than Mungo Jerry
One of the all-time great party songs!
When you get the chance you definitely have to go back and watch the music video. Just really exemplifies the easy-breezy vibes, just a bunch of guys grooving, chilling, almost feels like an impromptu jam session and they're all just having a good time. Just a real "feel good" video that will make this song even more likely to bring a smile to your face every time you see it. Plus, you gotta see Mungo's epic sideburns.
Can't repeat this sound...you need to listen to more mungo jerry..awesome group.
Classic. I listen to this song all the time
To see the natural enjoyment you all had for this song was lovely. Just happy. Nice.
Big hit way back. I remember swimming in a community pool with this playing in the summer of 1970. I was 10. That song is someone blowing into a bottle. Take a look at the video to this.
Mungo Jerry, master of the mutton chops.
While it's a pretty fun song, it always amazes me that it's actually the third best selling single of all time.
You should watch the music video for this, pretty groovy.
The ultimate summer song. Our theme song every summer in the 70s.
Such a happy, iconic song from Mungo Jerry! In the actual video it shows the band having fun while performing...you should try to find it to see what I mean. thx for sharing Brad & Lex :)
That's Wolfman Jack playing the keyboards if you never heard of Wolfman Jack he was a popular radio personality do to his voice.
Also Lex will absolutely love ELP's album pictures at an exhibition
I remember listenin to this when i was a teenager in the sixties. Still a fun song after all these decades.
Best HILLBILLY JUG playing of the 70s. Kwel!
Brad is actually grooving with a big smile.
When I was a little kid I used to hear this on the radio. There was nothing like it, totally unique and brilliant.
you guys should check out Alice's Restaurant Massacree by Arlo Guthrie, it's a long one though
The 8" X 10" glossy pictures,,,,🤣🤣🤣👍
Whah'd you get?
Didn't get nothing, had to pay 25$ and pick up the garbage
In 1992 in the UK this was used in a information advert about drink driving.When he sings Have a drink have a drive go out and see what you can find it showed the aftermath of a car accident with someone supposedly dead
Just one of those feel good songs..it got Brad smiling
I love this song so much at one point I almost got a Mungo Jerry tattoo.
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It’s always nice watching Lex!
Lex's reactions are the best entertainment on the web.
everyone put their felt hats on lol
Lex loves the bouncy feel to this groovy oldie! Obviously a sumer-time release.
you guys would have had a kick out of the actual video. *the fashion!*
Take a listen to their self-titled debut album. It is so full of fantastic 'jug-band' style music. Any track would be good one to react to!
One of my favorite childhood songs always played in the summertime
As far as I know this is the only American top 40s song that has an old Whisky jug blown into it as an interment.
Lifes for living thats our philosophy. Love that line
This Song reminds me of Hanging out on the Porch with my Friends, Dipping our feet in a Plastic Wading Pool, Listening to some smooth music, Drinking Iced Tea and having Deep conversations about "Why Hotdog Buns come in packages of 8, but Hotdogs come in 10".
I wore this 45 *out* when I was a little kid, like 6 years old, and I got my first little turntable. My older sister, who I'd nicked it from, heard me playing it one day, and came down and saw me dancing to it in my room. I was terrified because I thought she'd be angry I'd taken it, but she put it back on, and danced with me to it. Such a happy song, such a happy time.
Just totally love you three .great reaction ,mungo Jerry are a British band .from the seventies .best channel on UA-cam now .👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧💎💎💎
Perfect song for a cold day like today... ya'll stay warm and safe!
"Have a drink, Have a drive" eeeeeeee that is not ok today! Mungo Jerry also referenced in Avengers: Endgame which I laughed at.
I remember the summer this song was a hit I was may be in the seventh grade used to hang around in a park across the street with all the local kids city would open up a little recreation box that had basketballs And footballs and other activities to keep young kids busy it was a fun summer I remember this song with that memory
Every decade has it's own "happy" song. They inspire people to get up and dance even if they have two left feet.
Mungo Jerry was a jug band (someone actually blows into an empty jug producing the "wishing sound") which had several similar sounding songs but they eventually turned more traditional since the jug sound was too limiting. Great reaction to a great song. BTW, Ray Dorset, the singer, has the greatest mutton chops in history.
best feel good song of the 70s
In the UK when that song is played on the radio they blank out the line have a drink have a drive, as drink driving is banned in the UK, it wasn't in the 70s when the song was first recorded.
The only thing with drinking and driving is you've got to be careful not to spill any.
The only time I got to watch someone play the jug when watching them on T.O.T.P. in the U.K.
You need to watch their official video for yourselves. One of the great summertime songs back then.
É bom ver que as novas gerações gostam das produções nos anos 70. Eram produções de qualidade.
I remember me and my mother dancing to this on the radio when I was seven! I'm from Sweden.
Would it be considered a massive understatement to say that lex is the super star of this channel?
OMG It's not the video of them playing it? Dayum!! Seriously. You have GOT to watch that. Seriously, must watch. Just for his side burns if nothing else.
Great song...Truly a jump on the Harley and throttle up kinda song...😎...
That smile...youre for sure brothers :)
Mungo Jerry was the unique sound in 1970. Flash forward to 1991, and we have Jerry was a race car driver by Primus. I wonder what the next unique breakthrough sound will be?
This sums up 70's summers growing up perfectly. I loved it then, I love it now. A real feelgood tune.
It was used in an anti drink driving ad campaign on TV many years later. It also reached number 3 in the US Billboard Charts, selling 30 million or so records worldwide.
Been listening to this since i was 3. One of my all time faves. Still have the 45.
This song always reminds me of the Rooster Stomp from Robin Hood.
My cousin did a cover of this with Billy Idol and Slash. It is one of Billy's favorite songs.
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omg what a gem! Thanks for that link, even if I can't find the link comment anymore :-)
My favourite song when I was 10 in 1970, also "The Push-bike song" by The Mixtures.
You three are awesome thanks for making me smile love
Your both awesome but, Lex your bubbly personality makes me laugh and smile. Thank you!
yes Brad smiling💚
You have got to watch the original video for this when you get a chance. It's just so... happy.
What an awesome reaction, ma'am you felt it instantly. Very entertaining guy's and gal 🎉
I don't know what it is but you guys always put a smile on my face. 💕
I have been literally listening to this song my entire life. It was a favorite of my fathers when it came out and I was just born. He used to sing it to himself when I was around all the time.
Wow was that Brad bopping on the couch??? Great song!!!
Lmaooo Lex killin' me with the facial expressions. 🤣😭 Great reaction from all though 💯💯
Old school beat boxing
One of the biggest selling singles of all time, believe it or not.
We in the UK know when Summer has arrived it gets played on the Radio thanks Mungo
Brad pleased you caught that at the start of this song.
The visual artist that I'm reminded of is Wayne Thiebaud and his colourful images of ice creams, sugar candy and lipsticks.
This song brings me back to my childhood me, my parents and sisters cruising to the beach, no seat belts, no car seats, bopping around the back seat.
From 1969 or 70. This is a British Band. Most people think this is some Hillbilly Band from the southern United States. They aren't. Cool song, that's still popular, over 50 years later.
This record is referenced in one of the best episodes of one of the best television comedies of all time: "The Quiz" [2001] from the first series of "The Office", a BBC workplace mockumentary by Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant.
say! As a kid, i used to listen to this all the time at my grandma's in Port Arthur.
Another fun song from my youth. Kerp em coming.
This my funtime drinking jam song. It's just so great and funky.
ypu guys are having a ball with this this song, i love it 😊
It's a classic pop tune, loved in the UK certainly, and I grew up with it. Also there's a nod in this song to Marc Bolan of T.Rex who was already singing in this style (with vibrato) and adding dee dee dee da da das to his songs, in the 1960s. But others say ;In The Summertime' in turn helped and inspired Marc Bolan to get his first hit (with T.Rex) with the song 'Ride A White Swan'. So these great artists were all borrowing ideas from each other. Great reaction, great song.
Wow, thank for the refreshment! That was a great song back when it came out and didn’t know anyone who didn’t like it!
Time for Huey Lewis and the News “I want a New Drug”, Heart of Rock ‘n Roll” are two great hits they had in early 80’s! They actually have many great songs!
We enjoyed this song and it was always playing at the school dances ( church didn’t allow it) but I tell you when you see the lead singer he looks like a werewolf.
sometimes it seems like more than 70% of rock's best songs are from 1967-73. this track is 1970.
This is such a feel good song ♥️
Omg, i sang so many times this, back in the days