Gimme Dat Ding L@@K THE PIPKINS ♫ Roger Greenaway & Tony Burrows

Amazing footage of The Pipkins performing "Gimme Dat Ding".
The Pipkins did perform on USA Bandstand. So someone out there is a piece of original footage?
Song was also a coke (Coca Cola) jingle performed by The Pipkins and reworked under the title "Coke In A Can". Clip comin to youtube very soon.
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[@rickcarvell4597]

This tune just came into my head god knows why. Not heard it for years

[@calamityjane1581]

Had the 45 record of this my Daddy loved this song ☺️

[@williamwellington8668]

Forgot about this fun track.....I'll be singing it all day now....

[@ludwigmiddel4513]

Unglaublich...laaange gesucht und hier gefunden....klasse slapstik-musik...tolle jugendzeit

[@N0M8N]

I could swear that I heard this song on Dean Martin Presents the Golddiggers.

[@theyellowdot9246]

I always thought it was "Gimme dat thing!!!!!

[@christopherdarby5840]

Benny Hill also used this song as a sound track in many of his skits.

[@QueenSnowPea]

I always thought it was Wolfman Jack

[@Mumble469]

This makes me smile! Love it!!!

[@hammycats6919]

Tony Burrows and Roger Greenaway strange combo, but it worked. 🤣🤣

[@borbetomagus]

Here is the video of the 1970 American Bandstand performance.
They're noted, but they're nowhere to be seen -- /watch?v=pkCADGrBvTs
Here are the later performances (with original audio):
Tony Burrows doing it with Roger Greenaway --
/watch?v=gzD8_d8aE_s&t=93s
Tony Burrows doing it live with Susi Banzhaf --
/watch?v=O7MOu2XNxR0

[@Efferpheasants]

This was used to launch the ring pull on a drink can as 'gimme that ring', its hard to believe now that before that natty little invention you had to open a tin of say Coke with a tin opener

[@dragonsfireheart9493]

@terry waller that we did lol 😁

[@undisclosed3332]

" So somewhere out there , or ...So someone out there has a piece of......"

[@snackcakeman]

Originally done by Freddie and the Dreamers. Written by Lee Hazelwood and Albert Hammond.

[@reno1uest]

Mike Hazlewood not Lee Hazelwood.

[@jrgboy]

It was originally on F&TD concept album - Oliver In The Overworld - the characters singing are a clock & a metronome..

[@contactacb]

Susi Banzhaf, the clip is from the musical known as "Let's Twist".

[@christinekreutz2616]

Chicago’s new government run grocery stores…theme song!

[@crookedhill1410]

always thought that was wolf man jack

[@EddieVBlueIsland]

I thought it was Peter Faulk (detectove Columbo)

[@susanjordan5949]

I always thought it was two men.

[@edouglaspratt]

Someone claimed this might be the first Rap? Man, that's a stretch. Bordering on ignorance. Not sure of the first recorded Rap, but it may be Cassius Clay promoting himself to the press cameras, broadcast worldwide. -Doug Pratt, Atlanta, Georgia, USA

[@blueticecho]

Tiny Tim & Popeye ...

[@waynejones205]

:30 Who is that Girl?

[@johnprovince5304]

Had it, didnt like it and gave it back. 😁

[@Nackles]

At :36 is that Mackenzie Phillips?

[@hotsickle]

all 2 inches...

[@bartabarnum3212]

bb

[@tulllguy]

awful

[@andrewckiff2305]

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