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a favorite! first heard it on a way older cousin's mixtape while confined in the hospital for urgh amoebiasis. never completely got cured of either but not complaining.

haha in filipino, "duleng" means cross eyed, so this was potentially offensive. nice melody, though.

Thanks! I grew up in L.A. , in the beach cities I appreciate the memories

One of the great pop songs of all time! He did a slow version in 1951 but this 1958 version is the standard all others copy

patrolling the mojave makes you wish for a nuclear winter

This has to be one of the best songs of the 50s

I remember my parents dancing around to this. Very good song. Thank you

I was 9 years old when this came out in the summer of 63, loved this song. It was in tge radio everywhere

this was a world hit.......

So if McCartney hadn`t written it then nobody would have, so there`s that.

This guy is an idiot.

"Taint it the truth." was released in 1960. "Certain girl" was covered by The Rolling Stones. Ernie had some monster tunes. Some didn't chart, but everyone knew them.

First time watching this channel...do you still do reactions?

My favorite Supremes song!

This was heavy shit considering the period. Brilliant.

It was number one for two weeks. It knocked the Beatles out of. number one, then it was kncked out by the Beatles. The n the Supremes performed it on Ed Sullivan and it rose to knocked the Beatles out of number one for a second week. This rrepresented three number one is a row which was unheard of . Ultimately they had five number one's in a row.

The Rolling Stones were royalty from day one.

This always my favorite Supremes song.

I recall this song from my childhood. Loved it, though I was too young to know what a mother-in-law was! lol

Eveyone is entitled be wrong now and again, but not that wrong!

I’ve always loved Johnny Horton because his songs were based sometimes on historic events and yet fun and he had a wonderful voice and personality. All his songs are good. Sink The Bismarck, Comanche the Brave Horse, North To Alaska, All For The Love of a Girl, etc. so many great songs!❤

The Drifters as a group went through many personnel changes from the early fifties to mid 1960's. Ben E King was lead in this song with a group originally called the Crowns that transformed into the Drifters. The success of the Drifters and others was the combination of talent from different musical backgrounds.. The vocal groups were mostly street corner singers with gospel choir backgrounds predominately from the South not NY city. Record producers (Atlantic) recognized talent and got topflight musicians with classical, blues and jazz backgrounds and coupled them with great song writers. The song combines R and B styling, gospel singing, classical music instruments over a Latin beat. A winning combination that stands today. Many people call doo wop records "Mini symphonies". Only in America could this happen

I miss his videos and I wish he would still upload :(

Just couldn't keep from laughing could you.

Very operatic.

Wow they achieved immortality!

Big big hit record in 1963!

A great Swing Song!

I saw the Herman Hermits in a free concert at the World Trade Center in August 2001. He admitted that some of his songs were a bit hokey. Anyway, a month later, you probably know what happened on Sept. 11.

Alley Pop was a comic strip that was very popular in its day.....

Yes, the band took their name from this song in 1968.👍

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Lighten up. It's hilarious!

This is an instrumental but there is a version with Andy Williams singing. This song will take your mind places.

The Blossoms were also the backing group on The Shindig Show, and they worked with Elvis Presley on his comeback special in 1968. Phil Spector was a SOB of the highest order. He also got his start in a Group called The Teddy Bears with To Know Him Is To Love HIm, with Carol Connors who would later write Little GTO. Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys was obsessed with Phil Spector's production wizardry. He wrote an answer song to Be My Baby called Don't Worry Baby, then an alternative version of And Then He Kissed Me called And Then I Kissed Her.

That was a delicious piece of fun but I prefer the Bonzo's version. Far out man 6:45

R.I.P. Steve, you & Eydie were great.

This instrumental song is extremely evocative of the 1960s idea of space: progress, futurism, bright and shiny, going into the great unknown. It is dedicated to the first commerical satellite. If you grew up on Star Trek and saw a lot of 60s sci fi (you mentioned Dr. Who), you'd see the connection and the spirit of that time in this song.

You're amazing! Thanks so much for making this video!!! LOVE this tune!!

My dad and I would always crack up listening to this song years ago. We loved it and It was a lot of fun!

He sings with an ache in his voice. The last two lines (they have a lilt) sound as if from a teen in some anguish. It touches oue heart.

I had a album with a bunch of silly songs and this one was my favorite ❤️

Although the tunes of the songs sounded similar, they both had totally different styles. The Chifon's version had the style of a typical 1960's Motown song, Harrison's was that of a 1970's peace song.

Listen to The Great Pretender, and Only You by The Platters, I think you will like those songs.

Why????? Its hilarious lol! Ugh, i adore this song. This was a classic

This was the follow up song by Chubby Checker to the original The Twist

I just have to mention Mrs. Miller's "unforgettable" rendition of "Downtown". 'Nuff said!! 🤣

In an interview, Petula said that if she HAD to choose only one favorite of her songs, it would be "Don't Sleep in the Subway". I never cared for "Downtown". But, with her second U.S. hit, "I Know a Place", I was sold on all of her hits for the next few years. 🥳

The last ep of first season of "MAD MEN" ran credits over "Telstar" as the advertising execs were in a plane to meet our first astronauts.

The production makes this recording unique & special! For its time, especially! & MOOG synthesizer!