Magic Lanterns - Shame Shame (1968)
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- Опубліковано 4 кві 2017
- The Magic Lanterns were an English pop rock group formed in Warrington, Lancashire. They formed in 1962 as The Sabres, playing locally in Manchester and changing their name a few years later. They signed to CBS Records after releasing the single, "Excuse Me Baby", which charted at #44 in the UK in 1966,[1] and a few singles later they put out an album, Lit Up. In 1968 they switched to Atlantic Records and released their first US hit, "Shame, Shame", which hit #29 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and peaked on #3 on Canada's RPM Charts. "Shame Shame" was also released in the UK, on the short lived 'Camp' record label, as was "Melt All Your Troubles Away" the following year, but neither enjoyed any chart success. The single "Give Me Love" followed, as did a Stateside album. Changing record labels again in 1970 to Big Tree Records, a second album followed, but it would be their last.
They had two more minor hits in the US, "One Night Stand" (#74, 1971) and "Country Woman" (#88, 1972), but in early 1970, lead singer-songwriter Jimmy Bilsbury quit the group to co-found the Les Humphries Singers with bandleader/songwriter Les Humphries. Most of the other members left soon after Bilsbury's departure for careers in other fields. Songwriter Albert Hammond, however, went on to further renown, and bassist Mike "Oz" Osborne would spend several decades fighting the mistaken impression that Ozzy Osbourne had actually played in his early career with the Lanterns.
In 1972, the band released further singles on Polydor label in the UK, neither of which met with chart success. ~SOURCE: Wikipedia
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It's scary to think of how many times I could listen to this on a loop w/o getting sick of it. Just a terrific sound.
I was in Walter Reed Army Hospital when this song came out I just got back from Vietnam and I was listening to the song man what a great tune
No purple hair, tattoos or nose rings. No protest signs or people staring into their phones. Just well-dressed kids having fun dancing to a great song. Huey Lewis said it best; It's hip to be square.
This became one of my Vietnam songs in late '68. Has always been one of favs ever since, for whatever reason. Just wish I knew all of the lyrics! I am an oldies junkie and lyrics are important to my enjoyment of music.
Love, was the game
Fool, was my name
I thought you'd know wrong from right
But you ran to his arms tonight
Shame, shame
We had a good thing, baby
Shame, shame
He doesn't love you, baby
Shame, shame
He'll only break your heart
And leave you standing out in the rain
Shame, shame
I was your clown
But he'd be around
You call him up on your stage
But he's acting out every page
Shame, shame
We had a good thing, baby
Shame, shame
He doesn't love you, baby
Shame, shame
He'll only break your heart
And leave you standing out in the rain
Shame, shame
I thought you'd know wrong from right
But you ran to his arms tonight
Shame, shame
We had a good thing, baby
Shame, shame
He doesn't love you, baby
Shame, shame
He'll only break your heart
And leave you standing out in the rain
Shame, shame
Hey!
Shame, shame
We had a good thing, baby
Shame, shame
He doesn't love you, baby
Shame, shame
He'll only break your heart
And leave you standing out in the rain
Shame, shame
@@wilburtwilliger4219 it's not often I get the words right, but these are the words I heard, but didn't think they were right! LOL
The only part I couldn't make out was right after "you called him up on your stage ????????????? Now I know! Thanks so much!
It's always nice to know the exact words to a song. Most of the problems come from the way the songs were recorded in the studio. Most songs, the words are very clear. Have a nice Thanksgiving! Tomorrow is my birthday. I'll be 75!
Congrats! 😊
This should have been at least a top 10 national hit. It is one of my favorites from 1968.
Man I’m just sitting back digging this tune shame shame Magic lantern I wish it was 1968 again I know I could never happen but damn I can dream
Billy keep dreaming i'm thinking of going to the drive-in i was 16 full of myself cute girls cold beer( my sister got for me ) Frosty times
The memories of listening to this while cruising on Friday and Saturday nights....Sigh those were the good times
One of the best songs ever recorded for dancing. The song's got everything, a classic.
Am I the only gal that gets wistful when listening to this kick ass music? This is still the best music 60s early 70s!
Oh trust me, This guy does! :)
Count me in.
You’re not alone.
I hear that
Love this Shame Shame incredible 1968 song! 🎵🎤🎶🎧
I HAVE THE 45 AND CAN SING EVERY WORD LOVE HOW THIS SONG MAKES ME FEEL
What a wonderful reminder of a great period of my life…. Magnificent song
@Nicola I turned 8 in October of '68, and now I wish I had asked my parents for this 45 as a birthday present. The thing is, I didn't hear the song on the radio at the time... It got very little airplay, and only reached #39 on the Billboard charts. 😊
I first heard this when I was in Vietnam. It's stuck with me all these years.
This is one of my favorite 60's songs! I was 16 when this song came out. I'm always amazed at how the orchestration is written into the raw song. I love when songs modulate up a half step also.
Love it....I was in 8th grade .......first time I heard it I said YES!!!! Great song 👍
@Kenna. I still don't recall ever hearing this song on the radio--Not even the Oldies Stations I used to listen to in the 80s and 90s played it. If they did it must've been rare. I discovered it on an actual Top 40 radio station tape, that was recorded in October of '68.
They come into where I worked today, they had a reunion, bless them, lovely guys! 😊 so I thought I would check them out
One of my favorites as a teenager back in the late 60s.
All the good looking clean cut young gals & guys are probably past 70 now!
Always loved this song 🎵
Great great song have original 45...man I'm getting old!
Love this great tune! I was 7 when it came out! Mom took me to get the 45 rpm; we played it on the stereo at elementary school!
@@kristimcnully4920 I was a strapping 13 year old and even then I said great tune got to have! At least back then you could play tunes at school, not so sure today, ha,ha. Thanks!
I’m a long time fan of oldies but I’ve never heard this one! Thx!!
GREAT SONG !!
This was great music
jimmy bilsbury of the magic lanterns was a baker before he found fame at waterfields bakery i worked with jimmy but left when excuse me baby got to number 3 in charts used to listen to them practice at the nevison inn plank lane
Totally cool song !!!
I still Have this album lol another great one hit wonder from my youth
Love this song
That couple at the top was kind of dorky with their dance moves but for some odd reason I liked them the best ! Great song from the past . Never forgot it
In my next all-time top songs list, this should vault into my top 100.
Love it!
Love this. Thanks for posting it.
On the Top 40 12 Weeks!
I still like this song. I’m in 2021.
SUCH DAYS OF FUN AND INNOSENSE.....NOT LIKE TODAY FOR SURE
Amazing vid
Loved the big hairstyles on the girls in this great era
huuuuuge '68 sound
1968
Ozzy on bass....believe the JPaul Jones and Godley and Creme of 10cc were once in this band. I know it's John Osborne on bass.
Mike "Oz" Osborne - vocals, bass, not John
Great blast from the past! But at :41, what kind of dance is Dick Clark doing? 🤣
HE DOESNT LOVE YOU BABY!!
Any idea who the blonde girl and the tall guy on the platform are?
Did they get married?
Minuto 02:18 deben ser pasos de salsa , hazel, cumbia, etc. De esta hermosa canción no hay karaoke, tablatura, letra....es una pena! ..alguien podría hacerlo XFA?
Not available on karaoke too bad.
kind of a shame (shame)
Keith colley
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What a great song! But that intro is not too good.