İnformation Society - Crybaby!!!!! PLEASE

Please check out “Marooned” by Pink Floyd

i been listening to this for months but what videos

Hey Jamel 🤗 Just wanted to let you know I was watching your reaction to Take It Easy On Me by the Little River Band a few days ago & noticed that one of the founding members, Graeham Goble, had commented that he enjoyed your appreciation for his music. The comment only got a couple of likes & yours wasn't one of them, so I wasn't sure if you had seen it. I didn't check back again so maybe you saw it later. Just wanted to give you a heads up ✌️💜

One hit wonder you should check out is The Heights - How Do You Talk To An Angel

absolutely....what planet is Jamel from....lol....he don't know this....even people who don't smoke pot....burn incense for aroma and calming effect...and it's popular today...sometimes I wonder about him.....his own generation brought back the incense from the 60's thing....hahaha...lol....hahaha....

I was going to comment word for word the same thing.

Additionally strawberry was a popular thing with weed. Strawberry papers and incense.

But none of us would know that first hand. Honest Ma!

Smoke the weed, take a swig of peppermint Schnapps....incense to cover up the smell, lol

Man, knowing the state of mind, what it is about, is there a hidden meaning etc is the neatest thing about Js' reaction. Many of the tunes I heard long ago but never thought about the essence

great summer of 1967 trippy song 🤗

Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar.

@@johnobryan6154 getting a bit Freudian there. 😁

Graduated high school in the LA area in 67. Cruising around in my 65 GTO listening to this on my muntz 4 track. Some fun Times.

Ohh!! That's a good one!

Just remembering it now. It’s a good one.

1968

One of my all time favorites 💕

73 men sent off 😇

Great tune.

Was just going to request this

The organ intro is legendary.

Also "Do you know what I mean" - Lee Michaels, "Little Black Egg" - Blues Magoos. "Dirty Water" - think it was Shondells.

Ooooh. Good call!

I'm not sure he was an original member, but he came up with the riff for Sweet Home.Alabama.

@@michaelherbert1395 I would condider Ed an original. He played bass on the first album.

@@jimirayo I think he replaced their original bass player, who quit, had second thoughts, and rejoined. When he did, Ed King moved to guitar. Notably, in the interviews I have seen, he says in essence that he felt like an outsider. When I think of original band members, I think of the ones who founded the particular group. Pete Best did not play on any albums, but he was an original member of The Beatles.

@@michaelherbert1395 the original bass player Larry Jungstrom joined 38 special after he quit LS

@@glennleybourne145 Thanks for the info!

Great Song!!

YES

Yes!!

Yeah!

Was just about to suggest this song when I saw your comment. Great follow up to this song.

Yes

Listen while I playplayplayplayplay....

What do y'all think? Original version, or the Recess: School's Out version?

@@Fancy_Lebowski original

And the guitarist for Lemon Pipers when on to sing Black Betty with Ram Jam!

'Mary, Mary'

So many good songs by The Association. Windy, Cherish, Never My Love

Now my empty cup tastes as sweet as the punch!

And great harmonizing 😯😯😯

@@thomasm195 Absolutely!

Vanilla Fudge is awesome! Yes, please! Everything they did is so good ❤

Yeah!

Carmine Appice is a Beast!!! Of my favorite drummers

Arthur Brown was the vocalist on the song The Tell Tale Heart from the Alan Parsons Project album Tales of Mystery and Imagination Edgar Allen Poe in 1976.

I can’t wait to see how Jamel reacts to this one.

@@pathatfield2543 I really hope he does!

Only band to debut at #1 and never chart again.

That is an awesome song that really should be playing now

Never heard this song before, gave it a listen, don't need to listen to it ever again. Bad tune..However, spot on with the lyrics, forget 7510, the checklist to this song may be completed by 2025

@@mikeshoe74 I always hated that song, it's the kind of song that you don't just change the station if it comes on the car radio, you jump out of the car

@@crepesoftime we can't be alone in this opinion, for a #1 hit tune, there's a reason I went 47 years on this planet never hearing it before :)

same

nobody says anything about the five man electrical band sign. sign sign everywhere a sign. remember that one?

@@captainmoretokin2172 A fine one-hit wonder, although it was released in 1970 (didn't chart until 1971.)

I recently rewatched the video. Excellent!

I think Jimi Hendrix beat that by a country mile,with his version of "Gloria",That said,Blue Cheer were Unequalled in their uniqueness Most Definitely!

I liste to that and I hear metal, stoner rock and psych before their time. So freakin heavy!

Blue Cheer was a great band! They did have a few different tacks on the radio back in the day. Out of Focus was a good one.

What a great memory, that's so cool!

they were probably so high they forgot they'd already played it 😂😂😂😂

@@MessalineApghar Lol! But don't think so. They played the song about midway through their set--and we--the whole crowd--asked them to play it again at the end. It was such a hit then--and they were kind enough to accommodate our wishes.

He already did that one.

Same sound envelope, but the Zombies had quite a few hits, so not really one hit wonders

The Zombies are not one hit wonders.

I think he's already done the main three by the Zombies...'Time of a season', 'tell her no', 'she's not there'.

Technically not a one hit wonder, Golden Earring had a second hit 11 years later with "Twilight Zone".

@@riffraff60 you beat me to it

Well those guys aren't one hitter quitters

They had many albums and hits over 20 years, popular in Europe.

I dig that song!! ❤️💜💚

A big influence on punk, this song.

@@Brighid45 great one for "name that band" too....lol Gets em every time! 😂

@@KayeWhye Truth! :D

Question Mark And the Mysterians - 96 Tears--- A very unique song ! I like it till today !! ...... too many tears now . !!!

How about Frigid Pink house of the rising sun,a great one hit wonder from 1970

Ohh yeah 😎

Yep!

I guess I’ll buy that interpretation 🤷🏼‍♂️

They should have included a reference to Visine.

"The color of Thyme"

Buffy Saint Marie is not a one hit wonder!

@@YogZab the version from the movie was by Coven.

I think he already did that one...

The Coven version is best.

Best version with lyrics....kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jLVghK95u7-7mYU.html Always makes me cry....best song about war and peace.

the "Ooga-Chaka" song!

@@AL-jb1mh BJ still has a great voice at 78 years old..

Guitarist Steve Bartek went to school for composition and eventually joined Oingo Boingo. He also orchestrated film scores for his ex-bandmate Danny Elfman.

He wrote the opening riff for Sweet Home Alabama.

YES ,I LOVE THOSE SONGS ,Also !! 💜☮️🎶

How about some Troggs Love Is All Around !! 😁☮️💜

I still love that band.

The Cyrkle had another Top 40 hit “Turn Down Day” (which I like much better than Red Rubber Ball🤷🏻‍♀️) so I think that takes them out of One Hit status.

The also had another hit song, called "Turn Down Day". I loved both songs, but I really loved the sound and the message of "Turn Down Day" more!

@@beverlyoyarzun3326 Never heard it. Besides I was 7 years old in 1966. I looked it up. It kinda sucks.

Junior high .....Red Rubber Ball was pretty good in the day (still like it ...nostalgia maybe). Turn Down Day was good (sounded more like the Mama's and Papa's or Spanky and Gang, but best know for RRB

The Cyrkle was from Lafayette College in Easton, PA.

So true.

For sure, makes no sense in retrospect. But seemed rad then. Ain't that always the way though???

good times, psychedelic music, another good one is "I had too much to dream" by Electric Prunes.

Some of the weird names were from a series of stupid jokes that were going around at the time. Examples: What is red and wakes you up every morning? Strawberry alarm clock What is purple and drives Captain Ahab crazy? Moby Grape

One of the best tunes to come out of the '60's.

The lead singer was Jesse Colin Young who went on to a fairly decent solo career as a singer-songwriter.

Debbie Gravley , If it weren't for copyright issues that song should be his shows theme song.

"Darkness darkness" is also excellent

I loved that song at the time. It played constantly on the radio.

Yep, a good band. Remember the extended middle finger on a wash board in the cover photo for the early copies of the first (?) album. Later it was air brushed out.

I'm a teenager doing acid right now... I just looked in the mirror and my face is melting into a 70 year old's.

So they are really not 'meaningless nouns'? Wink

"Sit with the Guru" is magnificent.

Barefoot in baltimore is ecletically electric

"Mr. Skin" by Spirit is a perfect tune for Jamel to play.

I was going to suggest The Electric Prunes but you beat me to it.

Great choices!!!

I had electric prunes cause I was pushing’ too hard.

@@TheDivayenta I literally LOLed when I read the notification for your comment! Hilarious comment!

Big yes to The Electric Prunes!

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas was my introduction to One toke over the line. Benicio Del Toro was singing it when he was tripping hard in the hotel room.

For Brewer and Shipley, Jerry Garcia of The Grateful Dead was brought in to play played steel guitar on the Tarkio sessions. He didn't play on "One Toke Over The Line," but did appear on the B-side, "Oh Mommy' (I Ain't No Commie)."

Barefoot just like Ronnie used to be.

Love that one!

Beautiful song!

That was one of my favorites when I was a child.

Those were the days my friend, we thought they'd never end. Believe it or not, that's from memory, not having heard it since the last time (thankfully) I heard it on the radio.

@@padrepio6620 - We'd live the lives we choose. We'd fight and never lose ...

Right on!.....R.I.P Sir Ed!

You should also check out the Strawberry Alarm Clock song "Rainy Day Mushroom Pillow."

Sixth sense and Peppermint? ???

And the Electric Prunes

Iron Butterfly

There used to be a local band in Indiana called Jif & The Choosy Mothers. I don't know anything about their music, but I always liked that name.

They have a great song called "Turn on a Friend".

Kinda creepy now tho

@@gypsygirl3255 Julius Caesar would agree with you.

@@whazzuphere the song, not the date. Can't really blame Ceasar, he came from a messed up family. Royals are weird

@@gypsygirl3255 I meant that comment as a joke.

YES!!! Love that guy's voice.

Its a good song but Oogum Boogum was good too.

@@bonniebaltz5717 Good one!

Check out Rare Earth. One, if not the only white bands signed by Motown. The drummer, Peter Hoorelbeke (aka Peter Rivera), was also the lead singer. Their live album was great.

@@no2all the only other drummer apart from Phil collins of Genesis that I knew of that the lead vocalist was Levon Helm of The Band

@@karlsmith2570 Sounds like a great club to belong to.

Actually, no one in the band sang the lead vocals, the actual singer was a 16 year old friend of the band who happened to be in the studio that day

@@karlsmith2570 Karen Carpenter

@@AL-jb1mh That one I've actually not heard before.

Principal Edwards Magic Theatre. Elmer Gantry's Velvet Opera. There's loads.

I'm not sure that the person lip syncing the vocals in the video is actually the same person who sang on the recording.

@@ronnelson7828 Interesting. While I was looking it up I saw this interesting tidbit on Wiki - the vocalist was never in the band! “The first and most famous SAC single was "Incense and Peppermints", produced by Frank Slay and initially released by Thee Sixpence on All American Records, owned by Bill Holmes, the band's manager and producer. The band was not impressed by songwriter John Carter's singing, so Slay chose Greg Munford, a 16-year-old friend of the band who was from another group called Shapes of Sound, to sing lead on the track.[8] The song reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 during the week ending November 25, 1967.”

@@Kim-hc5si That's some voice for a sixteen year old.

@@erichammer2751 Right?!

Great name for a band. But benzedrine was better 😎

Frigid Pink

@@NewBluesBros The Peanut Butter Conspiracy