American Bandstand 1965 -Top 10- Fever, The McCoys
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- The kids dance to the McCoys follow up hit to Hang On Sloopy (which was also on the top 10 board this week as an instrumental by the Ramsey Lewis Trio). Although it only made it to #7 on the Billboard chart, it's #1 this week on Bandstand......Brought to you by Noxzema Complexion Lotion (a little commercial for context)
Airdate: December 18, 1965
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Love to return to 1965. At 10 yrs old I watched American Bandstand.
How can that be ? I remember this so well. I was only 19. What happened ? OMG, I'm 78 ! What a great time ! 💙🖤🤍🩶💙
Dang it. Just watched this on UA-cam and surprised that it aired on Dec. 18, 1965 my birthday. I was officially 15 years old. Great song from my youth.
Imagine my shock at seeing my 15 year old face plastered on the screen! Wow! My grand daughter got a big kick out of it. What a treat! I didn't think I would ever see these in my lifetime! I am grateful that I stuck around and Aaron posted. Thanks, Aaron, for this special gift.
Choosing your pic for the thumbnail on this post was a very easy and obvious choice! I’m not sure if you’ve read the other comments here, but many others feel the same way. Many more clips to come - Thanks for watching!
Peggy Names Another priceless clip of you having a great time on AB! Wouldn’t it be nice to have a time machine to go back? This is obviously before Frank came on the scene.
Modeltnick, thank you for you comments. You are correct! This is pre Frank dancing partner days. It still blows my mind how I looked in my youth. Home videos were not common in those days. Sure am grateful for these!
Thank you so much, blushing...
Thank you! LOVE, LOVE, LOVE! Us as 14 year olds dancing our hearts out, the time of our lives. I was a "regular" for a time, even a spotlight dance, would love to find that episode, we danced to the Kinks or the Zombies. Thank you again!
I was 4 years old but I remember my Aunt playing Hang on Sloopy all the times!
1965, I remember my Mother using the "Noxzema", which was featured in the 1st commercial, she was only 35 years old. I really miss Mom and Dad.
I feel you my friend. I lost my beautiful mom last year and unfortunately my father has pancreatic cancer. We don’t know how much he has left but he’s still kicking! Love them both. I wasn’t around in that 60s era but it sure seemed fun. Lol… everyone skinny 🤣😊🥃
Loved finding this video! I was 14 years old with my very 60's bob hair cut, my children and grandchildren love it ! What a surprise that I had a closeup, wish I could remember wild blonde (or redhead next to me), I see now it was Peggy on my other side. What pure joy on our faces!
Final moments I am dancing like crazy, loved the shoulder shrugs and arm movements too. My cousin Debby there with me that day, camera caught her acting shy, covering her face. Such great memories, thank you for posting! Proof of very happy days gone by.
Hi Sue! It’s always great hearing from the dancers on the show. If I’m understanding your post correctly it looks like, of the 4 girls you mention, going from our right to left, it’s your cousin Debby with a bow in her hair (acting shy), Peggy Waggoner, you and the blond girl dancing (wildly at the end) to your right is Debbie Sewell.
I’m glad you liked the clip and could share it with your family. I’ll be posting more of this episode soon. Were you on other episodes or just this one?
Thank you for stopping by and sharing your memories!
I shall look - I was born to late (1969)
Sue Hipple! Deb with the dark hair is your cousin?
Peggy - outstandingly beautiful. Wish I had met you back in the day
Love the inclusion of the commercial for Noxzema. Oh, the times.
Now the commercials are obnoxious and loud.
@D W They still make Nozema.
My favorite version of Fever was this one.
Yup the most popular was Elvis' version but I liked The McCoys better
Love watching myself best days of my life regular 67 thru early 70
+Maureen Lazarus At what time point in the video are you?
Those were the best days period , we didn’t need to get all loaded on smack and coke to have fun I sure do miss those days ,
Hello miss Cohen-Lazerus!
@@RAYFORDHENDERSON-dc2op do I know you?
@@maureenlazerus4973 I just did a tribute to you on my AB page
On this day in 1966 {February 10th} the McCoys performed their covered version of "Fever" on the NBC-TV weekly variety program, 'Hullabaloo!'...
Seven weeks earlier it had peaked at #7 {for 2 weeks} on Billboard's Top 100 chart, and it spent a total of eleven weeks on the Top 100...
"Fever" was originally recorded by Little Willie John in 1956, his version reached #24 on the Top 100 and on July 21st, 1956 it peaked at #1 {for 5 weeks} on Billboard's R&B Singles chart...
Three other covered versions have charted, Peggy Lee {#8 in 1958}, Rita Coolidge {#76 in 1976}, and in the United Kingdom, by Helen Shapiro {#36 in 1964}...
Between 1965 and 1968 the McCoys had nine records on the Top 100 chart, two made the Top 10 with one reaching #1, "Hang On Sloopy", for one week in September of 1965...
Group co-founder Rick Derringer, born Ricky Dean Zehringer, celebrated his 72nd birthday six months ago on August 5th, 2019...
To anyone who danced on The AB around this time in 1965 and Peggy Names. Well here is another real tear jerker. This episode was on Saturday Dec. 18Th. 1965. And I,m sorry I missed it. Well a week later it's Christmas and hearing The Christmas Waltz by Frank Sinatra, I'll be Home for Christmas by Frank Sinatra and Bing Crosby, The Christmas Song by Nat King Cole and have yourself a Merry Little Christmas by Judy Garland and I,m dreaming of a White Christmas again by Bing Crosby. And you talk about a bunch of really teary eyed Marines. And I was sure wishing I was back Home in Washington DC with my 3 older Brothers and Parent,s opening my Christmas Presents and sitting down to My Moms great Christmas dinner. But we made the best of it. And in mid March of 66 I rotated back Home. And Ms. Peggy. My Wife is a San Fernando Valley Girl. We have been Married going on 49 long beautiful years and still together and very much in love. Well I like Dick Clark and I sure enjoyed American Bandstand and loved watching you all dance. You all did a good job. God Bless.
Great post... Thanks for your service.
oldies geek. Hello from Sicily. Well you are quite welcome and Thank You. And I made a slight mistake on something. December 18Th 1965. I was Twenty years old but I said Nineteen. I get confused sometimes. Thanks again and God Bless.
@@davidfrehlini5430 You're living in Sicily now? Thats interesting. Happy holidays from Utah!
Thank you for your service and congratulations on you and Peggy's 49th wedding anniversary. My parents are like you and Peggy. They made 45 years last month.
first time on today .Still love our music .Dancer Dons 5 or 6 yrs older then me but i studied his feet and legs.to this day i have two buddies that call me Old swivel hips. lol thank you lol
Fever by the Mcoys and Hang on Sloppy by Ramsey Lewis both in top ten , WHAT a coinkidink.
@ 2:12 Peggy's incredible smile. Something weird is going on, because I mentioned to a subscriber from the USA last night that Peggy is one of my fave dancers (even though I'm over 80, living in a Land Down Under & it's a kinda 80 year old version of a teenage crush). Every time I open my MacBook, there seems to be a picture of Peggy on my screen. Not that I mind...🥰😍🤩 🤣Wish I could give YCDTI more than ONE like!!!👍👍👍👍👍
WOW! This seems like a bizarro alternate universe with the Ramsey Lewis Trio in the top ten with "Hang On Sloopy," a then recent #1 Billboard Hot 100 hit by The McCoys, who in turn had a #1 AB hit with this groovy cover of "Fever," which nonetheless strikes me as more something Ramsey Lewis and his Trio might have covered!! CHEERS!
I love this clip & the McCoys version of FEVER...
I want to go back in time to the 60s...Just dont send me to Vietnam..lol
Steve Greenberg y I had to go there
Just tell your draft board you have bone spurs.
Nam went to 1975.
Yeah the Vietnam war really sucked just think how much better the 60s would’ve been if there would’ve been no Vietnam war
@@HS22181 i’ll see you were gay that kept you out of the army.
THE McCOYS-FEVER No. 7 11/27/1965-8 Weeks on HOT 40-100 BILLBOARD CHARTS (BANG RECORDS.)
Beautiful American girls no Nose rings' tattoos, no pants no obesity! I miss those days! REAL WOMEN!
J Landon Maybe they should play these old vids in school for young women and men , maybe they could learn something
People had class in this time. Now? No self-respect!
@@rickfrier1647 I don't think they would be able to keep their faces away from their cell phones long enough to watch this video. 😂
Craig Smith Lol I think your right
I Can Never Go Home Anymore was number two? Boy, I would have loved to have seen those kids dancing to that Shangri-las record. Now that would have been one for the ages.
My oldest brother was a freshmen sensation at Bellefontaine,Ohio high school,setting every record in the books on the varsity football team
This is a really good version of a song that was recorded by Peggy Lee in the 1950s. The McCoys consisted of Richie Zehringer and his brotherRandy Z. And their friend Randy Hobbs and Bobby Peterson they were all 15 and 16 years old at the time
Hello Philip; I think you meant Peggy Lee. She recorded this song in the late 50's and was a pretty big hit. Peggy Lipton was the actress on the Mod Squad, among other shows. Agree this is a good version of the song.
The girl with the short hair styled reminds me of my older sisters from that year 😁loved it as I was around 10 or 11 years old.
Came for the thumbnail, stayed for the song. But, she's a looker.
Shit ... I was born in '67 and these were already rocking....!!!!
This is great.l watched AB as a teenager
Aaron thank you thank you and thank you for bringing my old ass such joy in these videos
I’m so glad you are enjoying all these videos C. Haas. Stay tuned for many more. Thank YOU for watching and for your kind comments.
Wow peggy names it was obvious the camera guy must have liked you too. You were a cutie, with that pearl drop smile of yours too.
Regular Peggy Waggoner had such an infectious smile.
dancer don that is so funny! While I was editing this (and watching it over and over) I was thinking the exact same thing. I almost put your exact quote in the description but i used her pic as the thumbnail instead. That smile!
I'm definitely a big Peggy Waggoner fan. Great clip!
I don't see Peggy, is she the one at 1:06?
The best closeup of regular Peggy Waggoner begins at 2:13.
Wow, thanks! Good times!
Great The Maccoys ...wonderful wonderful
On the day of this broadcast, "Turn Turn Turn" by the Byrds was in it's third week at #1.
Baby boomers are the soul of Rock and Roll. What great times they'll always be!
James I agree with you 100%
You tube you have ever Record you can think of ,,,,That why I'm here love this song FEVER The McCoys
Cooler Song,coole voice.
Hexachlorophene...I'd forgotten that. I wonder how I ever lived without it.
Exactly what I was going to say! Pretty sure I used that- surprised I’m still alive! Ha
I love this song.and that girl.LOL.
It is a good song, even though it sounds almost identical to their big hit Hang on Sloopy.
Look at some of these dances shrugging their shoulders looks familiar? Yeah like today. This was a good era. I was ten years old!
Too bad "Fever" doesn't receive recurrent airplay these days-It's equally as great as "Hang On Sloopy".
Only station I can think of that plays it these days is CKWW Windsor/Detroit
+Scott That's because it sounds almost identical to Hang on Sloopy!... Lol
Roof off - This full blast - Wow
And sounds just like Hang on Sloopy.
@@oldiesgeek454 So what? It was a hit and The McCoys were one great group! Rick Z/D was a great talent!
My grandma danced for the bandstand
what was her name?
1960’s uh thats when we went to the moon life was great!
Beautiful Sweetheart 2:13-2:30..........🌹I didnt see until afterwerds looking through the coments,that her Name is Peggy Names! You have held up real nice Peggy looking at your picture from 4 years ago! 10/16/22
i love it and the commercial too.. i was about to do a sponsor note(yes, i'm a big fan of the brought to you bys)..this portion of American Bandstand is brought to you by Lemon Scented White Rain shampoo and by Noxell, makers of Noxeema Complexion Lotion and Cover Girl Clean Make Up..but you beat me to the punch..I love it!
Very good Angelique! Love it!
Angelique Collins I thought you might like the commercial (it is an actual commercial from the broadcast in 1965) I’ve seen and very much enjoy the videos on your channel as well.
thank you so much:)
Don't forget "Certs, two mints in one"!
This 12/18/1965 Broadcast of THE NEW AMERICAN BANDSTAND 1966 IN B&W on ABC-TV USA Starring America's Oldest Living Teenager.
Then we grew up and see where we are at !
thank you .
Never used it. The smell was overwhelming!
The fun of danceing
Hi there.. how are you doing? Hope you are fine and staying safe?
I did not realize before that some of, if not all of, the dancers are on every week.
Yeah yeah you give me fever
Groovy! 😋🎵
Hey.....nobody with green and purple hair, tattoos and nose rings!
Tim Borch when women were women , you forgot to mention shaved hair on the sides
I just have Tattoo's but first one at 40 yrs now 50 - Luv the 60's
It is really boring to hear conservative fools here with those bullshit comments.
Hooray for that! Good grooming & stylish clothes get the attention they deserve.
@@EclecticoIconoclasta How would you know if their conservative? And plus he's right.
Good song, Rick Derringer in the band too.
A good song that sounds just like their big hit, Hang on Sloopy.
❤
Dig that lead guitar playing!
Too cute Peggy Names
OK, it gets the "Hang on sloopy" treatment, but somehow I prefer this.
The noxzema chick is cute❤😊
Girls in the sixties...so HOT💖😍wish i would live back then
So are the lads - Lol
Even at 13 yrs back in 1968, I thought the girls were very cute, especially the older ones.
Yeah yeah fever
My years ....good God 😲
Late 60s early 70s
9-1-2022
3:35 p.m. thursday
I don't know why I thought the song said Snoopy... what did I know I was only three and a half.
Check out Mary Lou by the Creative Force, amazing
I was wondering if any regular dancers played high school sports ?
The 70s
It turns out the forgotten Beatle was sacked by the band.
The girls have way more rhythm than the dudes..aAnd they are hoooootttttttt.
Some of the boys are wearing Madras jackets...an American look unlike those foppy Carnaby Street clothes.
talkin' 'bout my generation coolest cars, greatest music, most beautiful chicks! 2020-it's a beautiful day, the LORD JESUS is taking us home. John 3.3
Didn't you have the full episode of this date posted? Did YT pull it?
Who is the girl doing the Snoopy dance at 3:04 ?
Antigamente que era dança, estilo pai de santo,misericórdia
Girls were much better looking back in the '60s. More healthy looking and more attractive.
Elvis had some number ones on the charts in 65 whats the deal with this show
See we weren’t racist at all in the main stream. Fever was big.
i pirated this one, who wouldn't!!
who is that gorgeous woman after about 2:12?
That's me! Wow! Thanks!!
The camera man agreed!
+Peggy Names I hope you're not getting a big head over all these compliments...Just teasing!
Only Elvis can sing this song RIGHT😊
Hi there.. how are you doing? Hope you are fine and staying safe?
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And 3:39?
3:29
who? was #1
supremes ballard The McCoys Fever
supremes ballard The song Fever by the Mc Coys! They recorded the song Hang On Sloopy!
And the two songs sound basically the same. The bass line, the beat and the horns are identical on both songs.
Oh comercialzinho enjoado
Huge difference from AB 1960 to AB 1965, no bouffant hair styles, suit and ties, biggest diff the inclusion of skin color, too bad it took so long, still taking too long
The music had died by this time. I did not like The McCoys.
Two black songs stolen by the same white act that got credit for them both
How do you know they were stolen, and that they didn’t buy the rights to record the songs?
How come they won't give the black kids cloeups?but they play black songs.
The McCoy's were a white band.