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The lineup in the photo is incorrect for the song. This has Pat McMullan on bass and Dave Tice on vocals....Johnny Guitar

Ol' awesome park Hotel days in high priarier Alberta

Top band in the RnB scene late 70’s!

Muito bom, parabéns molecada!

Muito bom!

wow thats nice :)

What a beautiful song, I love this special man, his wonderful voice and his songs. He lives in my heart and my soul forever. Noone can ever replace GENE. ♥️♥️♥️

What a great song

Un genio para.mi...recomendable.su disco. Ya quisieran haber compuesto muchos.de sus temas Beatles y Kinks...

❤❤❤

It looks like you have the 45. Can you share the A side (Try Me Once), as well?

This is still great after all these years. Thank you Handsome Dick! 👍

do you happen to have access to the song “shes not that kind of girl” by this same artist/band?

Second Chance?

Wow, so great to finally hear this! Been looking for the flip side of Trains for years. I love Trains and this song is pretty good too. Thanks for posting this!

superb .

Gene Clark forever!💖

He should be in the Song writers Hall of Fame.

Yes organ.

This is great, i have several albums, my fav is Doug Sahm and friends and has all kinds of great musicians, including this song. Love it.

Love Brinsley. Overlooked and underloved, no idea why. I've seen Southside Johnny do this, they were awesome.

Even though my Coogs lost tonight head held up. Have an awesome Easter amigos

OMG! I'm 59 years old and I've been listening to the Link Wray undiscovered gem Bullshot album my whole adult life and it is not until now that I've heard a live track from it! Thank You, Thank You! Do you have any more and do you know who the rest of the band was??????

Yeahbabykeithspringonsax,nothin better!!!

I miss the Mighty Q this was the B side 45 for Ridin' In My Car on Red Rooster records, cool song they wouldn't often play.

Killer stuff!

I saw GP on a show called FRIDAYS in the summer of 1980. I was hooked. I just turned 15. I went looking for the two songs but didn’t find them at the “usual” music store in the town over. There was a place called “Things From England” that had the imports. I’ve been a fan since. I bought his back LPs and records since. Now, about this song. The same store had (3 years later) a cassette of the concert this song came from. GP didn’t do a studio recording of this until the mid 90’s which wasn’t the same. He gave this song to Dave Edmunds in the late 70’s but I like GP’s live version best. So I had the radio broadcast of this song but a good quality of it was needed. This song and “Tripe Face Boogie” from a 1980 concert. Well, there was a box set released years ago of these songs but it is too much money for me so I thank you so much so posting this. My GO playlist is now complete. I have many concert put onto CD and I redid the LPs on CD with the b-sides and and odds and ends added chronology. You. Made. Me. So. Happy. Thank you.

THIS IS THE VERSION I’ve been waiting to hear in CD quality!!

puuussy octorhunes,

Absolutely Brilliant ! ❤

Never heard this version before. Fun, but I do prefer Lowe's solo version.

Wonderful.

Who wrote this song?

Ya sabía yo que tenías que tener en alta estima este material !!

A este tema los Tell Tale le suben la velocidad frente a la versión original que es mas lírica, pero el tema no pierde la identidad. Congratulations.

That is awesome.

Loved this song more than the A side I want Candy!

He's dying and he's still great. Love this man's songs SO much.

The three kings of rock and roll Chuck Berry Link Wray and Elvis Presley

Wilder than The Real Kids !

Heartbreakingly sad. Rest easy, Dallas Good.

The Byrds were never the same after he left. Admit it, Byrds fans.

I was fortunate to meet Doug at the Palomino Club in North Hollywood many years ago. He was down to earth and enjoyed speaking with his fans.

Love This Man

👍👍

Lovin it...

World's greatest rock n' roll band - EVER!

He could sure right a sad song and make it better.

Doug and Augie

I once shouted a request for this song at Terry, towards the end of a particularly amazing show in the summer of 1984. He laughed. Thanks for sharing this!