Members Richard Judkins (lead guitar, vocals), Bob Wyman (rhythm guitar, vocals), Ron Pearson (drums, vocals), Arthur Herman (organ), Bill Hibreider (bass), Rick Alt (vocals), Kenneth Johnson (bass, vocals)
Wonderin' since you went away Wonderin' if you heard me today Wonderin' why you left me alone Wonderin' if you'll ever come home My love for you will never go My love for you will never grow old My love for you will always be The only one in the world for me My love for you will never go My love for you will never grow old My love for you will always be The only one in the world for me Wonderin' since you went away Wonderin' if you heard me today Wonderin' why you left me alone Wonderin' if you'll ever come home Hopin' that you'll come back to me Hopin' that I won't always be Wonderin', I'm always wonderin' I'm always wonderin'
This could be a enormous hit by today's standards over the nonsensical cacaphonous music played currently in 2022; there are some good tunes out now, though I don't know the names of them. If the young people would be exposed to this type of music they would love it. The reason I say this because I was playing some tunes from the squires, Chocolate WatchBand , Kinks , Count.5 , Beattles, 13th Floor Elevators , Doors etc: and they were amazed that they had missed this music of that era, especially the early garage, punk, psych tunes , like The Seeds .
Perhaps it didn't receive airplay or if it did maybe it wasn't enough. I do agree this song should've been a hit. The Music industry is very ridged with its cutthroat practices.
It's sad it didn't become a hit because this song has what it takes to be a hit. That's the music industry for you with its cutthroat practices. That's why we thank these Garage Rock Channels here on Y-Tube. Here we discover those lost Gems this is our Portal into the 60's. These songs are, Far Out and Keep On Rockin!!!
This is the start of wat was 2 come. Love the surf guitar riffs. The early punk/ psych /garage was where it was at that opened the doors down the road into the 60s and early 70s.
@@shelleyganz9095 Thanx . I'm so into the early garage /punk / psych for it's originality. I knew a friend whose sister was one of the early wild childs back 63-64+65 , and vaguely remember some of these tunes she would play when I was just 7-8-9 yrs. old. Now I'm 65 yrs. young. Unfortunately , their brother , and others whose son's , and bros were sent to NAM about that time period , and I too had lost an uncle there mid3/1968 10 days B-4 my 11 the bday .
Because this song as well as a lot of others from the same level obscurity didn't really bring anything new. This type of tune can be heard in 85% of the bands playing at the time. It was those who inovated that made it big.
I believe bands had to explore their creative abilities and be innovative to separate them from the rest of the pack in order to make it big but then again a little luck goes a long way with being talented
Perhaps the record company didn't promote the song or gave any airplay. That's downright sad because I agree this particular song should've been a hit. That's the music industry for you they decided what is played or perhaps they decided it wasn't worthy to be released. Whatever happened they weren't given a chance at the big time. It's a great song and you like listening to great music. This song is Far-Out and Keep Rockin my friend!!!
Mellow garage with a killer guitar break. Sensational. Reminds me a little of the mood created by the equally wonderful "The Girl Who Faded Away" by the Hangmen.
I was wonderin' if this would be Neil's song I'm Wonderin'. There were a lot of bands called the Squires for some reason, including the one that did Going All the Way. I have a 45 by The Band when they were called The Canadian Squires.
You just gotta love all these obscure bands only wish they would make a whole collection with a small history, reminds me of a 45 l have the Night Crawlers Little Black Egg, cheesey but great don't stop.
music like this is the best rocknroll there are covers of other bands by bands here in australia back then and alot in france too you get some odd ones on french ye ye girls you tube jukeboxes videos
A great gem that Rocks!!! It should've been a hit perhaps it fell through the cracks. But the music scene surely missed out. Imagine this group performing this song on Shindig or Where the Action Is. Perhaps it would've been a very wonderful performance.
Reminds me of lithium by nirvana. Kurt being born in the 60s he said he was inspired by old rock and especially the Beatles. I can hear lithium in the beginning
Has anyone ever heard of Allah Las? This song reminds me of a few of their songs but there is one in specific that sounds exactly like this one. Sad thing is that I don't know the name... I will continue to search for the song. This song is amazingggggg
Great mellow tune here...which "Squires"? I really can't say.....I will say this...this song should of been cut for public sales, sounds like a hit in my books. Some references given to The Animals or The Beatles....I don't hear or see it.....possibly one had to have been there to know? This one's a keeper.....1965. Thank you.
@@psych45s thank you ,much appreciation. I collect vinyl and wonder if you ever heard of The Squires from south Florida. Not sure what the title and label are. I Jeff Lemlich out of Miami. Wrote a book called savage lost Abt Miami garage bands,all of Florida actually
@@psych45s I grew up in Hollywood Florida and was pretty tight with the beaver patrol. Jim bledsoe ,the bass player singer lived two blocks away. Very good friend BITD
I am a hundred percent sure that I've heard this exact melody in a modern song. Can anyone help me out? Can't quite put my finger on it but I guess it's a psychedelic rock/indie song. EDIT: Guys I found it! After sitting around and thinking for a while I suddenly remembered. It's called Roky Said by Dead Ghosts. I'm sure they were inspired by this song.
This sounds like it could be a late 50"s tune that was heavy for its time. Like something that would have been popular at sock hops The vocals evoke a doo-wop charm. The sound of early rock-n-roll guitar before things started getting fuzzy and psychedelic
you know bud the same name there was so many other bands called the squires like neil young and the squires cause they are from my home town. Look up squires 45's theres tons
Ruben Bruggeman No, this band was from St. Louis, MO. They were students at Principia High School. They changed their name to The Symbols and released another single “What You’ve Shown / I Know That I” in 1967.
Great song. My personal favorite of this band is "It's Cold Outside." As for all 60's songs sounding the same or like Beatle songs...well, that's just dumb as shit. As an example, the Rolling Stones sound nothing like the Beatles or Bob Dylan or Pink Floyd or...well see?
Amazing sound for a unknown "little" band in 1965. This era must have been an explosion of creativity.
Members
Richard Judkins (lead guitar, vocals), Bob Wyman (rhythm guitar, vocals), Ron Pearson (drums, vocals), Arthur Herman (organ), Bill Hibreider (bass), Rick Alt (vocals), Kenneth Johnson (bass, vocals)
This should have been a huge hit. I will go as far as saying this should have topped the Billboard charts!!!!!
Are you joking?
Wonderin' since you went away
Wonderin' if you heard me today
Wonderin' why you left me alone
Wonderin' if you'll ever come home
My love for you will never go
My love for you will never grow old
My love for you will always be
The only one in the world for me
My love for you will never go
My love for you will never grow old
My love for you will always be
The only one in the world for me
Wonderin' since you went away
Wonderin' if you heard me today
Wonderin' why you left me alone
Wonderin' if you'll ever come home
Hopin' that you'll come back to me
Hopin' that I won't always be
Wonderin', I'm always wonderin'
I'm always wonderin'
Thanks for sharing the lyrics to this wonderful song & Keep On Rockin!!!
Bless you’re heart
Another piece of buried vinyl treasure!
"My love for you will never grow old,
My love for you will never grow old,
My love for you, will always be, the only one in the world for me!"
Those chord changes are amazing...why isn't this famous the world over??
Very good question Ken!
CrestLine Records was a small label, meaning that they had no money to spend for promotion
This could be a enormous hit by today's standards over the nonsensical cacaphonous music played currently in 2022; there are some good tunes out now, though I don't know the names of them.
If the young people would be exposed to this type of music they would love it. The reason I say this because I was playing some tunes from the squires, Chocolate WatchBand , Kinks , Count.5 , Beattles, 13th Floor Elevators , Doors etc: and they were amazed that they had missed this music of that era, especially the early garage, punk, psych tunes , like The Seeds .
Perhaps it didn't receive airplay or if it did maybe it wasn't enough. I do agree this song should've been a hit. The Music industry is very ridged with its cutthroat practices.
Becauses the masses has no taste of music anymore.
an undiscovered treasure....very good song.
It's sad it didn't become a hit because this song has what it takes to be a hit. That's the music industry for you with its cutthroat practices. That's why we thank these Garage Rock Channels here on Y-Tube. Here we discover those lost Gems this is our Portal into the 60's. These songs are, Far Out and Keep On Rockin!!!
0:55 - 1:09 is my absolute favourite bit.
That guitar!!!!
Mine’s that and the intro. Intro’s got such a cinematic vibe
@@danielperez8489 VERY Quentin Tarantino!
So damn good
OH YEAH
UA-cam haters need to get a life. This is such a GIFT.
THANK YOU!
This isn't Neil Young though....
are you completely sure about that? you're ready to commit to that, then?
This song KILLS! It is extremely cool with that jangly guitar and hip ass sound.
This is a gem
Dreamy like floating on a cloud!
Put on the dark suit and shades...and hit the road. Cool stuff.
So Kool!! Practically Peerless... A True Wonder...
SIMPLY GORGEOUS PLAYLIST!!!!!! GOING MAD about the 60's!!!!!!!
What a delicious gem....
Believe it or Not, This is my first time hearing this and I love it!!!
As I listen to this Masterpiece, over and over, I realize, this tune can easily be considered a Garage epitome...( at least one of, to be sure...)
Yes indeed me too
@@CRAZOLA3 Soo Great/Kool...
This is the start of wat was 2 come. Love the surf guitar riffs. The early punk/ psych /garage was where it was at that opened the doors down the road into the 60s and early 70s.
@@luiscalcano4359 Well Stated!!
@@shelleyganz9095 Thanx . I'm so into the early garage /punk / psych for it's originality. I knew a friend whose sister was one of the early wild childs back 63-64+65 , and vaguely remember some of these tunes she would play when I was just 7-8-9 yrs. old. Now I'm 65 yrs. young. Unfortunately , their brother , and others whose son's , and bros were sent to NAM about that time period , and I too had lost an uncle there mid3/1968 10 days B-4 my 11 the bday .
This should have made top 40
How was this NOT a huge hit???
+DaveT62 Maybe because of distribution problems of the record file
Because this song as well as a lot of others from the same level obscurity didn't really bring anything new. This type of tune can be heard in 85% of the bands playing at the time. It was those who inovated that made it big.
I believe bands had to explore their creative abilities and be innovative to separate them from the rest of the pack in order to make it big but then again a little luck goes a long way with being talented
1,25 speed
STUNNING...AS NEW, EVERY TIME!! AMAZING...
great band going all the way is a true classic great post peace
Absolutely great
Better with every listen, STUNNING!!
@@jH-ve7vb A little over thinking, perhaps???
How great can a record be? This GREAT!!
Perhaps the record company didn't promote the song or gave any airplay. That's downright sad because I agree this particular song should've been a hit. That's the music industry for you they decided what is played or perhaps they decided it wasn't worthy to be released. Whatever happened they weren't given a chance at the big time. It's a great song and you like listening to great music. This song is Far-Out and Keep Rockin my friend!!!
This is still UNREAL...So Kool!! Better Every Spin!!
THE KOOLEST!!!
Mellow garage with a killer guitar break. Sensational. Reminds me a little of the mood created by the equally wonderful "The Girl Who Faded Away" by the Hangmen.
Heard that song too. Love it.
You're right!👍
Ever Still, Stunningly Great!! So Lucky to Have This GEM...
It's funny, so many years past away, and I am still alive and wonderin'.
Still SUPER KOOL...
Truely Stunning Tune👍
Sharp. Love this
Excellent !
I say groovy baby.
What a fantastic record ... fabulous!
Cool. I was listening to a Squires song (Neil Young's Winnipeg band) and I was led here.
I was wonderin' if this would be Neil's song I'm Wonderin'. There were a lot of bands called the Squires for some reason, including the one that did Going All the Way. I have a 45 by The Band when they were called The Canadian Squires.
Wow! That's good!
this is dope af frfr
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man! that is great! thanks for sharing.
Slays me every tyme...So Super Kool...Better with every spin...
Excellent
Dreamy!
Maravilloso!!😊
You just gotta love all these obscure bands only wish they would make a whole collection with a small history, reminds me of a 45 l have the Night Crawlers Little Black Egg, cheesey but great don't stop.
Luv
I Like It!
This tune belongs in a David Lynch film.
The lead break is pretty good
Maravilloso...😊
Cool !
Awesome tune. Kinda Spooky. Now it's stuck in my head... Wonderin'.... Hmm...
Great hook of a song.
Great
super
Cool
best
This is incredibly catchy
greaattttt i like that!!!
music like this is the best rocknroll there are covers of other bands by bands here in australia back then and alot in france too you get some odd ones on french ye ye girls you tube jukeboxes videos
Issued in 1965.
My dad (Allan Bates) was on lead guitar.
Who was the drummer for this song?
If this is the Neil Young Squires then Ken Smyth was the drummer.
A great gem that Rocks!!! It should've been a hit perhaps it fell through the cracks. But the music scene surely missed out. Imagine this group performing this song on Shindig or Where the Action Is. Perhaps it would've been a very wonderful performance.
nagyon szuper.
Igazad van.. :)
de még mennyire.. :)
My last name is Squires, that's pretty cool.
Reminds me of lithium by nirvana. Kurt being born in the 60s he said he was inspired by old rock and especially the Beatles. I can hear lithium in the beginning
Has anyone ever heard of Allah Las? This song reminds me of a few of their songs but there is one in specific that sounds exactly like this one. Sad thing is that I don't know the name... I will continue to search for the song. This song is amazingggggg
I just got into that band could you recommend some songs from them?
Steppin Stone came from this
Yes, very similar.
Good catch.
Sure did.
Sounds to me like Bobby Darin-Dream Lover :)
Reminds me of the music from Sims 4
Not the Squires from CT? They did 'Going All The Way', which should've been a YUGE hit
Great mellow tune here...which "Squires"? I really can't say.....I will say this...this song should of been cut for public sales, sounds like a hit in my books.
Some references given to The Animals or The Beatles....I don't hear or see it.....possibly one had to have been there to know? This one's a keeper.....1965. Thank you.
It was The Squires from St. Louis, MO.
Thanks Russell.
That's at least 3 "Squires" bands...that, were from the 60's.
I think there was another band with neil young
Who are the meathead's that voted this down seriously???
:D
how many bands had the same tune in their songs?:) Sounds like The Animals-House Of The Rising Sun
It's the Garage rock guitar chords, the classic one. Love them btw.
Where was this band from?? There was one in south Florida. There must've been hundreds of garage bands with the squires moniker
St. Louis, MO… Principia High School
@@psych45s thank you ,much appreciation. I collect vinyl and wonder if you ever heard of The Squires from south Florida. Not sure what the title and label are. I Jeff Lemlich out of Miami. Wrote a book called savage lost Abt Miami garage bands,all of Florida actually
@@psych45s I grew up in Hollywood Florida and was pretty tight with the beaver patrol. Jim bledsoe ,the bass player singer lived two blocks away. Very good friend BITD
Anyone for a copy for sale?
hey wasn't Neil Young in this band?
Why does the thumbnail say this is Aorta doing Shapes Of Things To Come??
I am a hundred percent sure that I've heard this exact melody in a modern song. Can anyone help me out? Can't quite put my finger on it but I guess it's a psychedelic rock/indie song.
EDIT: Guys I found it! After sitting around and thinking for a while I suddenly remembered.
It's called Roky Said by Dead Ghosts. I'm sure they were inspired by this song.
This sounds like it could be a late 50"s tune that was heavy for its time. Like something that would have been popular at sock hops
The vocals evoke a doo-wop charm. The sound of early rock-n-roll guitar before things started getting fuzzy and psychedelic
how many bands had the same name? Good tune though this is what its all about
Same name? or same style? psychedelic rock?
you know bud the same name there was so many other bands called the squires like neil young and the squires cause they are from my home town. Look up squires 45's theres tons
ok dude , I thought you were looking for psychedelic rock bands.
is Neil Young on this?
Abstract Painting Techniques with Andy Morris No, that must be a different group. These guys were from St. Louis.
Sounds a lot like the Jesus and Mary Chain - I wonder if the Reid brothers heard this and were influenced by it?
Creedence Clearwater Revival if John Fogerty had not taken over.
"Пожалей беззвучными словами.."
gettin some kurt cobain vibes from this. groovy
Is this Neil Young singing ?
Ruben Bruggeman No, this band was from St. Louis, MO. They were students at Principia High School. They changed their name to The Symbols and released another single “What You’ve Shown / I Know That I” in 1967.
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neil young?..squires were from winnipeg..
Tim Smith Principia High School, St. Louis, Missouri.
Different Squires
Is this the same Squires who "Going All the Way" ?
No, that Squires band was from Bristol, CT. These guys were from St. Louis, MO.
@@psych45s Okay, thanks for the info.
JUST THINK WHAT PHIL SPECTOR OR BERRY GORDY COULD HAVE DONE WITH THIS SONG!!!🤔🤔🤔
Great song. My personal favorite of this band is "It's Cold Outside." As for all 60's songs sounding the same or like Beatle songs...well, that's just dumb as shit. As an example, the Rolling Stones sound nothing like the Beatles or Bob Dylan or Pink Floyd or...well see?
Kind of a surf guitar riff . . . it's OK but nothing special.
Bitchin Song!!!!!!!
Cool!