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- Опубліковано 17 чер 2008
- Played On My Favorite Radio Show Radio A Go Go Back In 2000.D.J. Hal Lifson Would Play The Greatest Songs.I E-Mailed Him To Come To You Tube And He Said No He Was Too Busy Anyway He Played The Greatest Lost Classics.This Was One Of Them.What A Groove.68 When It Was Great.It Might Not Have Been Great In Terms Of The War And Political Turmoil But If You Put That Aside.The People I Talk To.Say It Was The Happiest Times Of Their Lives.What Music.
Nothing, Nothing can compare to the 60s, it was another world.
Yesssssss!!!!!!!!!!🎵😎🎸
Well put !
So strue.
Just look at the images here...AND THIS SONG...JUST BLEW THE AM CAR RADIO AND 9V TRANSISTOR UP..such a FULL sound
Late 60's was the absolute best time for popular music in this country. Great variety and great music!
Your right. The pop Top 40 included everything: hard rock, Motown, Beatles and Stones, a lot of pop music of course, vocal music (Tom Jones, Dusty Springfield, Bobby Vinton), a little Country (Johnny Cash, Roy Clark), "bubble gum", psychedelic (Iron Butterfly), instrumental (Henry Mancini), even a little Gospel.
This is a special song that wasn't worn-out on commercial radio in later years.
Such an underrated song! Sounds even better now than it did in 1968.
The more I hear this great song the better I feel… it admittedly there is a sadness attached to it
Was way past 45s & only bought lps. Had some good songs, especially "Impressions of Linda"
One of my all-time favorites from the late 60's ! I own the 45, & even though it's worn, I still love it !! Wolfsky9, 67 y/o
LOL! Me too Wolfsky9!
I have it too....On the Atlantic label....Previous owner wrote 'Lakewood Ohio' on it....
I remember buy this 45 at a Woolworths store in Oxnard Ca. Never got to play it because i didnt have a record player.
Sounds like me, buying records before we had a record player in the house.
That picture of Natalie Wood at 2:21 just takes my breath away. Absolutely stunning!!! Love the song too!
me too.
One of my favorites on the first listen. Not all that many that hit me that quick.
It's funny, we remember the one hit wonders more, and if we haven't heard them in a long time, we go 'wow' one hit wanders are the best!
Christina its been six years since you've been here are you OK
Great song. Love it as much today as then.
This is a great song!!! How can you not like it!
I own this 45, & treasure it!! what a " Lost 60's Classic"!! I never, ever tired of playing this song!! Wolfsky9, 63 y/o& Still Rockin
I had a 45 of this record and wore it out. I am a 45 year drummer and I loved the songs that led in with a drum lead. Listen the bass line in this song! Man, he's walking the hell out of that old Fender.
REAL drums/drummers ROCK! Drum beat machines suck. When you listen to Tommy Roe,4 Seasons,etc from the '60's,you know what a good drummer adds to the music!
+Samantha O You tell 'em, Sam. I cut my teeth on this kind of music. I'm 60 and started when I was 10. Just love that 60's driven beat. And as I said, listen to that bass line!!! Awesome. Check out The Grass Roots song Midnight Confesstions for the same kind of bass driven classic.
austin teutsch w
Great tune. I attended that KQV Summer Festival of Stars with the Young Rascals and Tommy James and the Shondells on Friday July 5,1968 at Pittsburgh's Civic Arena. It was the first rock concert I ever attended. The 1960's weren't perfect,but in terms of pop culture,they were magical.
loved this song back in 68
Did I really live on a planet called the 60s?
Yes, this fabulous song
Proves it.
I haven't heard this song in many many years - it gives me goose bumps hearing it again.
You can have Cream, I'll have this song and Cinnamon and Harper Valley PTA! Thanks, Director!
How is it possible to have everything
And in a blink of
A eye. A couple of
Years it disappears
Forever
love this one...one of my favorites. thank-you
A lost tune from mid/late 60's. Thanks!
D...you nailed it here ...the guitar riffs in this cut were stellar and you let them hop front and center!! I grew up in the 1960's and lived on both coasts...the visuals you have here really sell it!!
You said it all, the 60's, greatest music of all time. How true.What a wonderful time to grow up musicwise, great memories.
I was only 11 when this song first came out. Great song.
Brings me back to the days (summer '68) before WNAP-FM went stereo in Ind'y, jocked supremely by Michael T. John Griffin, Steve King, Cris Conner, and John Gillis among many others--49 miles up the road from my alma mater, Indiana University and originating from the now-long-gone studios at 2835 N. Illinois St. ! Best music of our lives!
I love this tune as well. I don't know why it wasn't more popular, but it sure is great to listen to.
The best song I have herd in a long while. Remeber before going to Nam and how much it meant to me. Have to hear that one again
He has now been an Army Airborne Ranger for 22 years. One of the best memories of my life !!
This song been in the Top 40 for two weeks. It's on November 16, and November 23, 1968.
Fall.'68, I loved this song--& I own the original 45. I never, ever tired of hearing it. From a better time. Wolfsky9, 64 y/o
Wolfsky9 my friend..this one an absolute blast in Hampton Virginia WGH.'68 Dick Lamb Gene Loving in between all that Bill Deal gold!!!
Thanks, one of those "long forgotten songs" from one of the most significant years in history
I have always loved this song since grade school. I can easily see The Grassroots doing this song also. When I play it on my CD mix, the volume automatically gets set to 10.
Love it🎶🎶🎶🎶
Great song and sound! Played this 45 over and over. Just loved it that much. Still love it. And those times had those one hit wonders that stayed with many of us. Thanks for posting.
Cool old pictures
terrific gold here
9 volt transistor radio.......and so remember hearing this song scanning radio dial throughout the night in Hampton Virginia and hearing this song on in Chicago, Louisville, and a ton of other 50,000 watt AM blowtorches......
i WAS GONNA SAY IT WAS SIMPLER MORE INNOCENT TIMES BUT......
mlk, rfk, vietnam, the draft, drugs were going strong then too.....
anyway,,,just a wonderful power pop blast....a perfect 2.55 and fade!!!!!!
jctoronto
now THAT'S music!!!
LOVE this song!
I'm gonna get back on FB and share with my classmates.
1968 favorite
Very good song
The very beginning sounds a little like "Harper Valley PTA"
I haven't heard this song like ... FOREVER! Love it!
One of mine too!!!
Great song from my youth
magic lanterns shame shame ,my do it down and dirty song,yes!!!!! hugs and lovs bab
Love this song!
It's great!
i use to love this song wow such memories
reminds me of the 77wabc music radio!!!!!when i was a boy!
Love the old pix!!!
This song has just the right beginning. I mean, that is some serious guitar work! I don't know how many times I listened to this record in the summer and fall of 1968. Has to be in the hundreds, maybe even the thousands. Just knew it was one of my favorites, and still is, after almost 43 years. Just think! Will anyone know who lady gag-gag, any rap, maybe some metal, but the pops of the 60's and 70's will live forever. ABBA, The Beatles, etc..
Joseph F
Portland, OR USA
I heard this song with my newborn son on October 31, 1968.
I love this song
i use to love this song wow such memories
Loved this song, so great, case closed.
Hal Lifson also has a must read slice of Sixties memories in 1966 .
THE ORIGINAL 1968 U.S ATLANTIC 7" KICKS ASS ESPECIALLY AROUND 2:30 - ONE OF THE MOST OVERLOOKED CLASSIC DANCE SONGS OF OCTOBER/NOVEMBER OF THAT YEAR! - STILL ON JUKEBOXES IN NEW ORLEANS - BEGS FOR A FESTIVE REMIX - THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS. DAVEDJ
I had a copy of that 45, my sister had a copy of that 45 and at least ten of my classmates had a copy of that record when it was new.
Thanks for the slide show and the song.
" Shame Shame " if You do not like this song!!!!
There was a Fad Supermarket in my neighborhood in Canoga Park....They had all the brands of Soda Pop.....
I don't know how anyone could not like this piece of "classic Pop". I lived in NJ, out side of Philadelphia in 1968, Pennsauken, class of 65, to be specific, and on radio WIBG they played it all the time. I must have heard it 3 or 4 hundred times. It was covered by local bands, and they jazzed the rythym guitar up a few notches and man, it was terrific. Thanks for all your work on letting other people of today hear all this good music.
JF
PS; anyone remember 'Dancette' on Wed and friday?
One of the many songs that I first heard on WFIL Radio here in Philadelphia.
I could be wrong, BUT I think the picture at 2:38 was taken in Clark, NJ.
some memory you have!!!!
WBZ-Boston, WABC-NYC, WBT-Charlotte, WFLA-Jax, KAAY-lLittle Rock, WOWO-Ft. Wayne, KNOE-New Orleans, KRIO-Harlingen, McAllen and the Valley......in my travels, heard this song on all of these, and more.........Sailor
Take me back to the 60,s no p/c Obama best music, cars,
movies, tv, If I knew what lay ahead I would of never slept
Ahhhh I always loved this song AND The meaning!
Greeat Song /Video...THANKS FJA in NJ
may be its what your doing when you first here the song , ! YES !!!!! no , hugs and lovs bab
whb in Kansas city used to play this a lot...….
Estupenda canción wouw !!!
God bless!!!
it's coming back to me....shades of Mark Cuban's Broadcast.com: the nostalgic quality of early internet swirly sounding audio! This clip will be celebrating it's 10th birthday here, after all.
Classic!!
Great video from the 60's. Nice posting!
"Your pal Hal" spun some very hip shit on his "Radio a Go Go" show. He had a knack for coming up with something choice that made you ask, Where has THAT been all my life?
I DIG THE MUSIC 'INTERLUDE'--HONEST STUFF, NO SYNTHESIZERS, OR BS!
Otra de las rarisimas rolas de los 60`s y por tanto, muy dificiles de conseguir! Yo la escuche por vez primera en 1970, en Radio Capital, en el inolvidable programa: "Estudiantes 12-60". Y si mal no recuerdo, creo que era el unico programa donde la tocaban!
This was a great song I have on original Atlantic 45. You must be from western PA with your great "Shower of Stars" KQV AM 14 promo bill as yes I remember that. This song was so great and true, certified one hit wonder. As sad as the lyrics are, it was so much fun! Thanks.
Only Carol Kaye could be playing the bass line on this song from teh Wrecking Crew. What a bass line!!
thanks for the comments about the lanterns ,happy days indeed bob,thanks for the good times,what became of billy fogg? mike osborne/bass vocals,magic lanterns(1968)
That looks like Cybil Shepherd in the Noxema® print ad...
It is. She did commercials on TV as well (back when there were 3 networks.)
The Prince of Darkness Ozzy was not in this band, ever, it's (another) Mike 'Oz' Osbourne. And the guy some people think is Ozzy, is the band's late singer Jimmy Bilsbury. Later enjoyed enormous success singing with the Les Humphries Singers.
1 hit wonder now theres a change a one hit british band!!!!!
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawwwwwwwwwwwwwwww love this song haven't heard it for years my gosh just great --video is off though.
A '68 favorite, which seems to have the intro borrowed a few months later for
"Galveston". Certainly a downer to expect
the Magic Lanterns on a radio, and boring
Glenn Campbell gets heavy airplay for a
marginal song,"Galveston". The city probaby deserves a better song. Shame,
Shame is a catchy classic, IMO. Enjoy!
its first OZZY OUSBOURNE band before BLACK SABBATH. he is pictured on the album cover photo. he is wearing black clothes.
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their only american hit one hit wonder
You could at least have spelled LANTERNS correctly,not Laterns. Great song,loved it!
Ha!! If you remember the 60's, you wern't really there. Hippie talk. I loved the 60's. Except nam.
@MickeyLS Holy Crap,It is Ozzy! Damn !
did you know that the guy behind the guy in the beige jacket wearing black is Ozzy Osbourne?
@RedSoxFan4eva1000 No it is not the "Ozzie" It is Mike "Oz" Osborne you are thinking of. Ozzie, had a very hard time distancing himself from what people thought. I mean, he went for years under this mantle.
Joseph F
Portland, OR USA
Who is the gorgeous brunette at 1:14....Big finish on this number....!!!!
As I posted elsewhere,and just to put the 'record' straight,|Ozzy Osbourne wasn't that later famous one, but a bass player from Lymm,Cheshire,Mike Osbourne,obviously known to friends as Ozzy.He played mainly in Warrington groups semi pro,and was a pipe fitter by trade.I knew Ozzy for years and worked in various bands with him,last time at the Spa brook warrington with Billy Fogg.Happy days,Bob Duf.
Where were Fad supermarkets like the one at 1:41 ? And Washington and Virginia Airport at 2:10?
+John Laszek FAD were discount stores operating in CA during 1967 - 68!
@bulldogman59
Right, kindegarden is calling
Auzzie Auzborne played in this band, alot of people don,t know that
If you mean the icon Black Sabbath no he did not. It's just a coincidence the lead singer has the same
real name as Ozzy. In 1968 Black Sabbath was formed in Birmingham, England.
The Ozzy Osbourne in this band was a guy from Warrington and not
Sabbath's Ozzy. Watch the UA-cam video titled "The Magic Lanterns - Ian
Moncur Interview (UK)". At 8:45 in the video he tells the story.