Thanks again everybody!! It still feels so good after all this time to hear my little tune ! One love all round and thanks for the kindness...Susan

Kudos to England the first major Country outside of Jamaica to recognized reggae music

One of the best songs ever x

Always appreciate and love that you love my little song!! Greetings everytime! Will be there December..(maybe October) but will be there! Will keep in touch..You are all so kind to me! Bless always...Susan

My older sister was a skinhead when I was just a little kid, but I always knicked her records and played them, she got so mad with me and said I scratched them! This was one of my faves! Black and white kids were skinheads in those days, no prejudice then! Good times 👍

A Better time , A better place , life was so simple then, GOOD TIME TO BE ALIVE .

70s were a fab time for music. First on dance floor last of. Reggae, Northern Soul, Glam Rock, Punk…..the list goes on! I shall never stop dancing!

my dad raised me up alone on a bristol council estate in the 70's and god bless him, he loved this music and his best mate came from 'the island'......he was a skinhead.......fights on the terraces yeh...but never a racist ..... RIP.

Brutus shirts, Ben Shermans, Loafers, Harrington Jackets Crombies ah the memories.

At just 13 yrs old in the days before domestic violence laws, and where prejudice was against where you was born and not the colour of your skin me and my mum thrown out no place to go, but the black community, let us shelter two white women , no sleeping around with guys none of that, my mum was a fiery Scottish girl, but that where my love of this music came from , it made me feel free, safe, and my love of this music began, im 53yrs now, ive led a decent life, got lovely family, who are lovely people, they think im a bit excentric, to me this music is class luv it always happy new year you all x

FANTASTIC! WOW! What a voice!

black and white unite. One Love.

Great tune...always reminds me of hanging around the waltzer,dodgems & speedway rides at the fairground in the 70`s !! :o) Ahhhh good times !! :o)

Those were the days. Good reggae music, England has lost their sense of fun and community spirit.

Still have this in my loft among many others of our music collection from our teens onwards fabulous times ❤

This footage is Priceless

Was honoured to meet Susan a few months ago in Manchester. Jamaica's own Queen of lovers rock & Black Ark stalwart. Definiately one of the all time great reggae tunes, that will be played forever...

This is stellar! Bless Up ya'll! 🇪🇹

This is such an amazing reggae sister hit! Perfect for chilling out with your girls on a sunny day..

This song was my first love best song. Great memories. She knows.!!

A,lot of thus was shot at Burtons uxbridge can't see me there but a few of my mates are bopping away. Great music 69/70 DJ was probably the Judge.

I am coming back to life through old times

Sooo good tune..!!brings back memories 💓 old school..at bournville disco's in the late 70s

I'm nearly 70 now, I can still reggae smooch so fu.. off. Skinheads still rule😅!

GREAT SONG, SUSAN CADOGAN, GREAT FEELING, GREAT VIDEO, BLACK AND WHITE UNITE, YOUNG AND OLD, A GREAT STORY, TO BE TOLD. NO, GENDER WARS EITHER, RESPECT TO BOTH, MALE AND FEMALES, OF THE SPECIES. STREET MUSIC, FOR, THE DECENT CLASSES. NO ROOM, FOR, THE, SMUG CLASSES, IN OUR, DECENT, WAYS OF LIFE.

Fantastic song! Have only just been introduced to this, thanks to my boyfriend.

Always loved this had this single

Love this from when I was a kid, one of my mums favourite songs still today

oh yes london style youth bring it fort with unity. love the 70s

grew up with this tune its still amazing

Great days! My family lived in Streatham and Brixton and I loved it, the music coming from the neighbours houses, the smell of Jerk Chicken, leaving your front door open, playing football with all the local kids of all races, simple days where my brothers were black, brown, yellow and white, you respected anyone who was older than you ( and wiser ), gentlemen opened the doors for all Ladies, all mothers looked out for all the kids and if you fell over you would go to someone's house where their Mum would wipe the wound with tcp......ouch! I'm proud of how I was raised, I'm proud of the people I met and the things I learnt, I love reggae and Ska, I'm proud to say I was a skinhead, an original Skinhead and not what they later become to symbolise. This music is in my blood and my heart. Peace out where did the Respect go?

After all the time, this song was in in the background, and to listen to it now, is exemplified of its simplicity and calm. So much of memories, flooding back

still listening stony !! love it

Brings back some good memories

Love the Reggae Rhythm, close to the Heartbeat.

the throw back joint....this is what im talkin about!

Love this song and video. Respect from an ageing Rockabilly!

Looking forward to the Rude Cat Festival April 4th.......the Hurt will still be Good!... my continuing thanks for the love and support on Utube.... One love... Susan Cadogan

love this song and love the video,be good if people that are in it comment on here, life in the world has changed so much since those days !

Damn! It reminds me when I used to live in London. Oh yeah, it hurts so good! Ska music I miss you so much. Those years were the best. I loved it.

This is the soundtrack to my youth! Here in little old S.Wales we were lovin this track! Too many memories attached to this track.... Thanx for postin.......

god created this beautiful woman.

That`s amazing, what a great Godmother to have. This is in every sense of the saying a `classic` song. It`s been covered, but nothing matches this. Timeless.

bring back our youth with susan codogan

great tune all the time even though its old

absolutely LOVE this song, spent a fortune on dukebox playing it in my youth lol

another classic from the great one....

A great song....The ' classic ' sound of 70's London....A great post..and , some nice memories !...- Regards.... - J....

Tottenham Royal 1975,saw her sing this live,first time i ever fell in love!!!

Reggae..The only music that gives me goosebumps ;-)))

great song Suzy !!!

This is priceless stuff...Excellent footage.

such a massive tune in my life..dedicated to a beautiful sweet lady..Linda G.i will always love you hun..peace and love..xx

I can't believe it. I was mending a PC this evening and I got it working. I put all his music back in to Itunes and as I carried on working on it, I left the music ion shuffle. I heard a song that I thought, "that's good - wonder who it is"? It was Susan Cadogon. I hadn't heard of that name since I was 10. I came straight to You tube and this was the song I remember and loved so much in 1975. It's the first time (well 15 x) i've heard it since then. It's so good to hear this magic voice/ song

love this old song

What a great feelgood song 😊

Well Susan its me and every one else who should be thanking you for giving us such happy memories with your "Hurt so good" single. A Big Thankyou !! and if we could turn back time I know for sure we'd enjoy a dam good nights dancing and partying..... To Life eh ??

Love this.....and remember when it first came out!

I dont know but I recorded this for Perry in 1974 at his studio here in Ja. 1975 it hit the BBC charts.....

Still play my 45 of this on a 1960's record player. One of my top 10's.

O I love this brings bk memories good times and bad times xxxx

great song to move to ,,,pretty good words as well ....xx

yeah....there is a song for everything...play on..wishing you well...Susan C.

A moment in time of British youth culture.

You humble me........Thanks for loving it....the loving is good ...always, it just "Hurt so Good"!!....Susan

Beautiful and helps my heart cry and heal

One of my very favourite songs of the 70s. Reminds me of Towyn in Wales whilst on holiday.

I loved this song and Susan when I first heard in the mid 70s still love Susan now xx

Hi. Mr. Strummit! Always so kind to me...supposed to be there in December all being well...nice 'n easy...Susan

Have enjoyed saying thanks to all who say so many good things about my reggae version of Hurt so Good.....Thanks so much and how I wish I could turn back time....for real!!!!! Susan

Hi Susan, Just wanted to say that i think you are truly amazing, listen to you every day of my life and always will, thank you John

Radio 1 , London U.K -1974, Noel Edmonds always played it.....................

2023 dates in Canada …waiting all our lives ❤ 2:11

WoW 1975 I had my first skinhead which almost got me expelled from school,I was the second skinhead pupil out of 1500 and I felt like the dogs bollocks,before I knew it everyone wore Doc's with Red laces (anti pakki) drain pipes cords and harringtons and we was in a proper movement.then went to D.C.and Borstal training.then played catch up and BANG! 37yrs later sat here,broke,I still got a bald head I still wear bracers but only to hold up my baggy trousers!! and.this song is so good it hurts..

Great footage to go with the song, brings back the memories

Love, love, love, love this song!!!! .... "This hurting feeling is so good to me" .....

Reggae roots. I wish there was someone who remembered the Caribbean Club in Oxford

Thanks for the kind words!!...I hope to continue until the twelfth of never!!...its a feeling I cannot explain but I just love to sing and I am so glad for all the positive words and support. Hope to see you soon too...if it does so happen, come and tell me its you!!Should be in London by early May with new album launch.....one love till then....Susie

she sings SO good

ALL THESE PEOPLE MUST HAVE GREAT MEMORIES OF THEIR YOUTH ! THE KIDS OF TODAY WILL HAVE NOTHING LIKE THIS. COMPUTOR ZOMBIES AND 5000 IMITATION FRIENDS EACH ON FACE BOOK THAT THEY HAVE NEVER MET !! WE WERE SO LUCKY TO BE BORN IN THE 60S !!!!!!!!

Excellent stuff from the mid-70's - great record in the Disco's at that time - well done twinning it with this film as well - I almost expected to see myself in my checked Ben Sherman shirt, crombie and boots going into the Molineux!

@stonyhillpo still listening to the great one..not sure if we will ever see her but we live in hope teenagers til 60s

Magic!!! Allthereds, that's exactly how I remember it too: I coulda been one of those kids at 2:44. Susan, glad to hear you're still rockin', one love back!

still listening in 2021 a life time of the queen of soul ...

spot on mate - they may fool the daily express readers but they don't fool me!

this song is awsome one of my favourites.

Hi Allthereds! Just saying hello and thanks for all your nice words...i am happy "hurt so good' is still around after all these years...Big thanks to the many like you...One love!..Susan C.

this is just simply amazing,love it love it love it

@takingmypicture So glad to know!..This little song has lasted through the years...give thanks!..Lots of love and thanks Susan

love this song xx

Yes to Life!.....Music, Life and Love....will be in Brighton October I think....thanks so much for all the good vibes.....Cant wait to get the mic. and hear that wicked bass line.....!!!(smile)

Dancing with the riddum, singing from the soul, love it

Biker and rocker by heart, but I absolutely love this...

Remember finding this 45 single in a bargain bucket some years ago in a Birmingham shop. cost me 20p best money I ever spent, still love this track and im 46 now if only I could turn back time !!!

I am sure this was part of the soundtrack on "Cleopatra Jones" the 70's movie .Fell in love with it then and still am . Very fond memories of those years Petecros

We were very diverse and much more tolerant in the 70s

cheers, it is so authentic, that was just how it was

Great song, great vocal and a fantastic Lee Perry production. I think the footage comes from a long lost film called 'Reggae' directed by Horace Ove from 1970 whereas I think 'Hurts so Good' is from 1974. Still they go well together and capture the spirit of the time. It's great to read Susan Cadogan's comments on this video.

i love this song alway s have always will rocksteady susan one love

Still a great record - and the film reminds me of when I was 18 in 1972 - mod fashion everywhere, love those days on me Lambretta . . . c'mon Wolves . . .