way ahead of his time wonderful

FIRST COMMENT! I AM HUNGOVER SIPPIN’ BOOZE AND FOUND THIS.

Yeaaaa, splendid music from the Killer.

The creepy guy was an excellent actor. He passed away awhile back. He played a pimp in the Clint Eastwood movie "Unforgiven." He usually starred in westerns.

This was only a Surf song in the minds of Liberty Records' executives. In the rest of the world, this single was known as "The Cruel Sea". Top 20 in the UK but no chart action in the US. Their only charter so they'd better stick with vocals by Billy J. Kramer!

My favorate was Jackie Wilson, he sang "NIGHT", WOW WHAT A VOICE!! And the new commer Mark Valentino, sang The Push and Kick, so cute!! I got a kiss on the cheek from him in the diner I was getting a cup of coco, he was in there at the counter, got his autograph!

I started going from 61 thu 64..last show I had seen was this one. My favorite place to be on weekends. I usually sat around 3 rd thu ? 10th row. But the show with Deion Warwick i was up further, and it still was great! She was so thin I remember thinking, but loved to listen n watch her. That was the last show I was at.

Someone have the lyrics of this song?

His voice is beautiful

Very fine. Many thanks. Real blues.

The only song to peak at # 135 for 2 WEEKS! (Billboard "Bubbling Under")

Ayyye I found it 🔥🔥🔥

I really like the opening music at 0:14! I have a few questions about it: When the Free Design composed this track, what did they call it? Is there an extended version of this track? If so, where can I find it?

have loved this song since I was a kid in the 70s. think it is from 1963 though.

Please post both sides of this album. This is when you had to have real talent because there was no autotune during this time. All these artists all had great voices.

Fantastic

agreed with last comment very talented players original songs thnx. for posting this gem

Dylan covered this on Self-Portrait.

👍🤪

Patti LaBelle and the Bluebells at 17:30

Wow!

I First Heard This Around 1972 & It Really Impressed Me & It Still Does Today July 23, 2024 - Brian Auger’s Keyboard Prowess Reminds Me of Keith Emerson & Rick Wakeman*…

My mum brought me here

seriously the best band of this style right next to The gun club and The Hangmen

My great uncle was the sax player

❤ TUFFF stuff Scott. Wonder if you ever heard SAN COOKE RENDITION???

Two thumbs up again

Thank you for the upload, Sir! "The gun was bleeding at the mouth". I will never forget that....not in Hungarian, not in English....there is no way.

I was married to the drummer Jim.

Great! ❤

WOW! This is my new favorite party time playlist!

Wonderful! Great work!!

Clearly an inspiration for Hoyt Curtains Jonny Quest theme

Thank you for uploading the alternate mix of this. I had both the Canadian and U.S. LP versions of this and have wanted to hear this for ages; can tell by the extra guitar at the end of the first verse, (the guitar in the left channel at the second verse's beginning) and the lead is different, and most of all when it drops out there's just the handclaps and drums, no guitar with them. Not sure why the intro is left off this but still nice to hear.

Very cool! Thanks!

I had the original 1967 LP with the finger. I was 16 in Ohio and got into them when Omaha was an amazing hit single on the radio.

In very loving memory of Mr. Joseph Buster Bennett (1912 - 1980 R.I.P. Gone but NOT forgotten).

Just stumbled across Boney M today. A song called "Daddy Cool" Sopot Festival 1979. Oh boy I'd love to find that track on 45. Anyway, good day Sir

Keep em comin' good Sir and thanks

Johnny is my father

John Simeone

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This song drives me mad.

This single got a lot of airplay on the airwaves of KTUH, Hawai‘i’s university radio station

This rough version is much more satisfying than the Verve session cut.

flip side please

WONT GET ANY BETTER in this genre/subculture. Maybe Phil Baugh ...but he recorded so little

Watching stax doc and heard this

Toe tappin’ BAAAD jam! Great horn arrangement and the audio sounds perfectly balanced even in my little iPhone.

This is a re-recorded version from the familiar hit version in mono. Hunt was distributed by ABC/Paramount Records (or AM-PAR, as it says on the label), so ABC may have provided the stereo mixing for the single, as ABC was issuing stereo singles from 1958-1960. Dick Bartley, a DJ who had a radio show back in the 1980's and the 90's sometimes played this stereo version on the air instead of the common mono version. There's a piano mixed in this stereo version (right hand channel) that is notably absent on the mono version.