I'm from 1949, 75 now, the music back then was great, really unbeatable never to be reproduced again, ever, but when I look at the fashion, the clothes, the long hair now it looks just plain stupid, I cannot believe I wore clothes like that and with long hair as well, sickening!

2:20 lmao. WTH. lol

notice all the gum chewing? - must have been dick clark's beechnut show :) - sure would like to see and hear the original content before they messed with it.

이 노래를 들으면 살아있는게 기쁘다는 생각이 든다

Fantastic Sammy...best clip youve put up for a long time :)

Wow .... This is really a Great Clip , and one of my Favorites , i was 11 when this hit the charts , Still brings back Wonderful Memories .... Thanks a Lot ..........

Habré oído versiones de esta canción, Pero como, está ninguna, que GRANDE SCOT😢 MARAVILLOSO 👏👏👏👏

The car has completely defined what the eighties would sound like. This song is a great classic

That guitar solo - are we just not gonna talk about it? My whole life I've been pointing it out and it's like nobody else ever even noticed this song has a face-melting (for its time) guitar solo with these blazing Dorian/Aeolian legato runs that I'd expect to hear on a John McLaughlin record....not in a goddamn MONKEES song. I would make a joke about a glitch in the matrix right now, but unfortunately the manosphere has COMPLETELY FUCKING RUINED jokes about glitches in the matrix. But i digress. What were we talking about again? Whoaaa....so shiny.......

ron paul

Just one question. Why is no one dancing in the audience?🤷‍♀🤣 I dance and groove the s**t out of this every time I hear it. And that's a lot because it seems to appear in many of my playlists and as a result Spotify inserts it when there's nothing 'in queue'! Which I'm okay with. Incidentally, I never heard this song before the great Bill Burr brought it to my attention. I'm a 46yr old Englishman... I don't know why it wasn't released in the UK (I guess it wasn't), it would have made the top 10 easily.

Get away,, u mean she blooming left ya like,, without a bye or leave 🎸

Well, despite the dub on the music, this is truly one of the gret renditions the lads put on in honor of Howl'n Wolf who they thought was God. Great slide guitar and harmonica, solid rhythm from Charlie and Bill, dead on vocals Mick for a white kid, truly a delight to listen too 55 years later. Right on you wankers. And now 80yo and still kick'n it on tour, hell yeah.....PS that white tear drop guitar Brian plays here? It's at the Hard Rock Cafe in NYC on the wall, check it out sometime.

Nice stereo mix. Thanks so much

Fantastic....

What a hoot! Love it, Sammy! Great DES by our friend "Hotpot"!

No había oído esta canción hace años ❤❤

They really got out there in later years, great band

I was 10 when this song came out. Rock on

I remember watching this on TV We were born at the right time

😊

Very special...

Ritmo stupendo e travolgente....shake puro Il brano ha segnato un'epoca Uno dei miei preferiti da ragazzo

quality sounds from a quality band,always will remember you guys

Yo tenía 18 años los conocí y los ame mucho ,disfrute su hermosa música ,hasta el día de hoy ,gracias siempre los seguiré escuchando y bailando gracias .❤❤

Why isn't this in Fallout 4?

This performance was from the Ed Sullivan Show. Ed made them sing Let’s Spend Some Time Together. Notice how Mick rolls his eyes as he sings the chorus.

I came here for Creed, but dang, this is just a great song.

I'd give anything to go back to this time and period when things were simple and with heartfelt music.

Superb work Paul & Sammy! Another keeper! Thanks! 👍🏻👍🏻

Even my mother loved the Moody Blues.

Queen brought me here

They brought their very special magic to an era absolutely overflowing with WONDERFUL music. 💙💙💙

Geração onde se tinha músicas boas para nossos ouvidos ❤❤❤

These guys, especially Pete Ham, deserve a Bio-Pic

I work for a dog food company

I notice in the video that everyone is wearing a sweater. It was the style back then.

Len Barry (Leonard Warren Borisoff) died on November 5, 2020, at Nazareth Hospital in Philadelphia. The cause was myelodysplasia, or cancer of the bone marrow. RIP.

I'm always going to love singing this tune with them.

...A rather androgenous voice.

A classic. Keep'em coming.

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏EXCELENTE SONIDO 🔊 👂 👂 🔊 FELICITACIONES 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏

Legit thought the thumbnail was Lady Gaga!

Sheila Ross is the best

The original

They remastered this

He wants to feel something deep inside ? Looks like they all do, even creedo

Great days - I long for those yrs...

The guy actually singing here is Don Galucci, not Lynn Easton the guy you see. Half the guys you see here were NOT on the record. Don Gallucci, who was the keyboards & singer quit the band just after this was recorded in somebody's garage. His mom made him quit. He was way underage, & still in school. He went on to form his own band a couple of years later that had good success in the PNW called Don & The Goodtimes! The original song, written & performed first by Richard Berry, is a calypso Bellafonte kind of thing. A Northwest band, the biggest, most successful band on the PNW scene was The Wailers. They gave it the R & R treatment. In fact, the Kingsmen ripped The Wailers off, even down to every note of the guitar solo! Mike Mitchell, the guitar player you see here, went to Wailers shows many times to get it down. Rich Dangel, The Wailers guitar player at the time wrote the solo. It wasn't long until a zillion bands had their own versions. Paul Revere & The Raiders, The Sonics, The Counts, everybody was playing SOME version of it, whether they recorded it or not.. Richard Berry wrote the song in the late fifties, so it had been around a while even in '63. The Kingsmen got the National credit, & had a few other National releases that did moderately well. The Jolly Green Giant was one. A cover of The Olympics, Big Boy Pete with new lyrics. There was a big dance scene in the Northwest. Good bands, lots of skating rinks & school gyms turned into dance halls. I know because I was part of it. Moderate success with several bands.

The ultimate anti-war song.