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Ultimate in popmusic!! Perfect production!!

I didn't know a guitar could sound this gritty in 1964.

Open Mind si los conocía,tuve su LP,creo único.Estos están muy bien

No parecen los Who,tuve ese doble LP y esa fue mi impresión,no parecían ellos en la mayoría de canciones

Out there solo.

Not a hit in 🇬🇧 🤔hmm?? A top 20 in 🇺🇸 in the US. During their career, the DC5 had 17 radio friendly records to reach the top 40 of the US Billboard 100 chart.

British garage rock. David, this is gold, man. Killer tune.👌

Nice British pop that's kind of like a Beach Boys song with a baroque/classical ending. Good to hear from you once again, David. Ty

Written by 'Mike Brancaccio, Terry Schindler'

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Written and produced by 'Pete Gage'

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Esos grupos británicos hoy menospreciados,pero que yo reivindicó aunque fueran comerciales,hay que ganarse la vida,como H.Grass,Tremeloes,Edison Lighthouse,The Fourmost,The Fourtunes,Brian Poole,The Mojos,The Dave Clark Five,y tantos más...Yo creo se de la música inglesa más que muchos ingleses,y eso que soy spanish

Written by 'Tony Rivers'

Te insisto,creo voy a publicar libro mío que te dije,dime los autores de la canción que me encantó,Los Muros son muy altos,que en España hicieron un cover un grupo freakbeat español,Los Gatos Negros,ahora al releer el texto veo que menciono la canción,pero no al grupo y creo se lo merecen,como mi mención a tí,por la música que me has descubierto.Ahora,escucho The Rolling Stones,Tell me,un 10 total

No sé de qué me suenan,me suenan,yo podría haber sido inglés por la música,pero me gusta ser español,aquí los avanzados lo sabíamos todo,yo escuchaba a Rosko, conocía a Jimmy Savile,pero al saber que era un pederasta,o algo así,que lo juzgue un juez no nosotros.

An incredible song. Syd Barrett must have heard this and realized, this is the way to go.

Great tune - really wistful, and typical John B + Vick Flick

"My name is Tommy and I became aware this year"...Good idea of you to post a track by the wonderful Tommy! Wow, what a song! Going to pull out my Tommy album next week too! It's been a while...

I’ve always had a sweet tooth for this poppy psychedelia. Anything you can tell us about this group? Or do we have to contact the fan club president and pray she’s still at that address? Thanks again for your 45 delights.

Written by 'Eddie Young, Walt Savage'

Inspired by the Troggs.

Esta canción me suena mucho,pero yo creo en otra version

One of their best songs.

Les Reed,era un compositor de primera línea,con Tom JonesE. Humperdick ( es difícil escribir ese nombre) ,no está mal la canción,curiosa diría, algo early

Written by 'Les Reed, Mitch Murray'

Brilliant

Written by 'Barry Gray'

Written by 'Gus Cannon, Hosea Woods' and first released by 'Cannon's Jug Stompers' in 1930.

I don't need to go to discogs to know this one will be a pricey item. Excellent catchy rare dance floor number. Who wouldn't want this..?

A mí Dave Clark Five me gustan cada año mas!

Surely a song quite different from many other Modbeat of the time with a sound all its own. I was wrongly under the impression that they were from Chicago but so it turns out there were more bands listening to this name. Learnt something again David...Nice song!

Was not a hit in the UK.

Written by 'Dave Clark, Mike Smith'

These guys are fabulous! What a drummer!! Thank you David for this treat.

El disco muy rythm& blues, más que bueno!

Peters Bardens no tuvo luego un grupo buenísimo? creo que fue algo o bastante famoso,yo diría que tuve Un LP de él, extraordinario.Eraa organista?

Written by 'Peter Bardens'

They dropped the 's' in their name and on all the future releases were known as 'The Exception'

Written by 'Alan Eastwood'

Un grupo no justamente valorado, bastante buenos!!!

never a hit single

Generates the same melancholy emotions over and over again. One of the best unknowns.

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Written by 'Willie L. Perryman' and first released by 'Douglas Finnell And His Royal Stompers' in 1930.

'Don't Make Me Over / What Can I Do Today' would be their last chart hit in the 60's in the UK, making #31 for 8 weeks.

Written by 'Guy Fletcher, Roy Whitworth'

Although this is more musical than anything Charles ever recorded - Manson's song(s) are oddly reminiscent of this song.

Written by 'John Williams'