The Vogues are in the Vocalists Hall of Fame. They are from the Pittsburgh Pennsylvania area. They played all the local Tv dance shows in the Pittsburgh,Cleveland, and Buffalo area. What a great vocal group!!🇨🇦🇺🇸 👍🙃🇬🇧🤴

Their from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania . The Steel City , City of Champions !

The Vogues were American. What a great sound!

An American Band from suburbs of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.

Good call on this having a Merseybeat sound.

It’s ironic that their first hit record was a cover of this Petula Clark/Tony Hatch song. From Pittsburgh, they were originally named The Vel-Airs until their producer re-christened them The Vogues. Petula Clark recorded in French for the Vogue record label in Paris. Clark was actually more popular in Europe than her native UK until her world-wide hit in 1965, “Downtown,” written by Tony Hatch. Thanks Daniel & Harri.

The Vogues are from Turtle Creek, PA. It's only a short car ride from where I live. It's right outside of Pittsburgh.

I'm old enough to remember this song. Try some of their other hits such as "Five O'Clock World" and "Turn Around, Look at Me". Both were really good.

The pride of Tutrle Creek, PA -- The Vogues!

The Vogues released this classic Petula Clark/ Tony Hatch hit before she did in 1965. They saw how well the reaction to the American Band's hit was doing, first of 8 top 40 hits, and then released Petula's offer. But the Vogues charted it higher. Beautiful vocals and harmonies with a great drum beat and guitar make for a groovin tune. A great time in music. Great reaction Harri. A little Freddie and the Dreamers ? Thanks Harri and Daniel. 👏👏 Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦

Another great rock & roll group from the 60's. They are best known for their hits "Your The One", "Five O'Clock World", "Magic Town", "Turn Around, Look At Me" etc.

Great band this is music from the 1960s at its best. Thanks Harri!

Yess they have a Beatlish sound for sure!!

I remember this one! I was only 8 years old when this came out! Good memory! Music was so great in the 60s and 70s!

From Turtle Creek Pennsylvania, population 3,000! Five O'Clock world is my Favorite!

Brings me back to my childhood in the 60’s

I love this song. It's in the series The Queen's Gambit. I sometimes just play this on repeat. It's so good.

The group is from Pennsylvania

My favorite song of 65...so many memories Singing reminded me of 4 Seasons

"lies" by the Knickerbockers is as close to the Beatles you can get in a song sung by an American band. It is a great song by the way!.

Love this song

4 guys from Turtle Creek

Turtle Creek a few minutes east of Pittsburgh. Great music!

You have got to react to their other classic "Five O'Clock World".

Love this song: great choice!

They come from Turtle Creek in Allegheny county PA near where I live.

Great song by The Vogues and were one heck of a singing group. FYI, there is a group performing today with three members and not a one is an actual original member. Due to owing the rights to The Vogues name, since the original manager sold it, I guess they can try to pass themselves off as The Vogues. The Vogues were Bill Burkette, Hugh Geyer, Don Miller and Chuck Blasko, with Bill singing lead and Hugh with that beautiful high background voice as well as the other two members. Bill and Don have since passed within the last few years. Thanks for reviewing this great song by this amazing and sometimes forgotten singing group, The Vogues.

Great song. This group had several great 60's songs. One of my favorites.

Daniel, thanks very much for this. It’s another one of those great songs that was tucked away in my memory and is now awakened. Fantastic!! I just love it. Harri has Great questions and conversation as well. 🌺✌️

Another great selection Daniel. Love this one.✌

Spot on! Cross between Beetles and the Pacemakers. One of the songs used for the Queens Gambit.

American. They performed during their high school years, went their separate ways for a few years, and got back together, made several hit songs.

They were from Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania.

Love the Vogues. Some great music right there.

I believe they all went to high school together in Turtle Creek, a Pittsburgh suburb of sorts. The original 4 members, Bill Burkette (lead baritone), Don Miller (baritone), Hugh Geyer (first tenor), and Chuck Blasko (second tenor).split up in the early 70's, but the name and hits are still around. Other noteworthy bands from Pgh area around that time were Bobby Vinton (Roses Are Red), Jimmy Beaumont and the Skyliners (Since I Don't Have You), Tommy James and the Shondells (Hanky Panky), Lou Christie (Lightning Strikes Me Again), and Wild Cherry (Play That Funky Music)..

I had the honor of MC'ing concerts by the Vogues in Columbus, Ohio in the 1990's for WCOL-FM radio. Such harmonies and vocals. I miss hearing this kind of music.

Hi Harri! Thanks for this. Boy does this take me back, I'm sure I had the 45 record of this one.

Their biggest hit was "5 o'clock World," My favorite song when it came out (I was 12 or 13). You should check out the live TV version of that tune Harri.

Check out "Five O'Clock World," Magic Town" and "The Land of Milk and Honey," Harri--like "You're the One," they're gems.

American Group, really liked "Five O'Clock World."

From Turtle Creek. PA

Wow! I'd forgotten about them. I really like this song. Sounds more folk than British to me.

And if you like this, try a song they did called My Special Angel.

I was born in 1960 so I got the British Invasion at an early age. I remember this song and this was the beginning of my music appreciation in life. Now I have a hard time liking music that doesn't include strong interesting melodies and great harmonies.

Still playing Vegas after all these years!

“Turn Around, Look At Me” was written by Glen Campbell in 1961.

I was thinking The Beach Boys as well!

The Vogues did" Five O'clock World' as well. Hah!!! hah!!

It’s more like Cliff Richard & The Shadows to me. Also because the lead singers voice is in a same kind of vein as Cliff Richard’s.

they are from Turtle Creek, PA

Pittsburgh Sound with a British twist! Simple transformation of a beautiful Pet Clark song like so: ringing guitar intro carried throughout, slightly uptempo, and harmonies from 4 male voices. Really a guys song to a gal he aches for but won't give him the time of day. Pet's version more stately and definitely solo in nature.

Turtle Creek, Pa.

Great choice. Hal Blaine is drumming on this one, so probably all "Wrecking Crew" Los Angeles studio musicians doing the backing. Sounds British-Invasion-ish but was really being produced in California.

My favorite song of the Vogues was "Magic Town".

Songs from the 60s were short but sweet but also good as well

Thank you Harri for good reactions to one of my favorite bands! Please try The Wedding by Julie Rogers and thank you so much!

This is great stuff! Great reaction .

The Vogues were a vocal group from Pittsburgh PA. This is an uptempo version of @ Petula Clark song that became a hit in the USA. I prefer the Vogues version to the more sedate Petula original.

Magical catchy yeah 👍

Love it!!! Grew up on this!!!😊

Great reaction to this classic mid-sixties top ten hit, Harri- They do sound British to me as well, even though they are not. Great guitar and vocal harmonies. Try their other big hit, "Five O'Clock World" (Featured as an intro in the TV show "The Drew Carey Show", 1995-2004)

so good

You need to do "Five 0 Clock World" by them , it's great.

Parts of this also remind me of The Turtles.

The live video of this song is better, I think.

Yeah very catchy. 😂

It was written by Tony Hatch (lyrics) and Petula Clark (music). She did record, it, but The Vogues had a bigger hit with it. Hatch wrote a number of Petula Clark hits. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sMulnrhesLXZfY0.html

Someone used this for a dog adoption video : Rufo. So sweet.

Moment of pedantry: pacemakers, not peacemakers

Well...instrumentation has a resemblance to the Beatles. But the singing is way beyond the Beatles.

Disagree this is a pure American Band sound

The Vogues are from Turtle Creek, PA, just a short car ride where I'm from. It's outside of Pittsburgh.