The Chocolate Watch Band "Don't Need Your Lovin'"
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- The Chocolate Watch Band : Don't Need Your Lovin'
From the film "Riot on sunset strip" (1967).
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Hello I’m Mrs. Mark Loomis, Thanks So Much For Your Support And Comments! Enjoy 🌺🌴
Yeah right. How old are you?
Mark Loomis passed away in 2014
Sounds like thats his wife @@Karstenbiering
This sounds like kind of a mix between Rolling Stones and The Yardbirds. I love it!
Time flies, these hippie kid actors are now just on either side of 80 years old, at least those still with us.
Respect ✌😊
2024 - I played Chocolate Watchband on my radio show toward the end of last year, here in Hobart, Tasmania. This song. Garage punk at its finest.
A pure slice of unadulterated garage rock angst,attitude and a swagger that sneers
and makes no apologies! Drink a fifth of Jack Daniels and crank this coolest of all
gems.....LOUD!!!! The Chocolate Watchband at their greatest.....One for the ages!
Drink a fifth of Jack Daniels pass out and wake up tomorrow with the worst hangover you ever had.
@@G8GT364CI gawd a fifth of jack. The thought of it makes my liver hurt
As long as there's 20 doses of acid in it.... 🙃
GREATEST GARAGE PUNK SONG EVER!! Anybody who doesn't know what Garage Punk is only has to listen to this song (very loudly) to understand the essence of it. David Aguilar managed the astounding feat of sounding more Jagger than Jagger himself. He's got the Jagger drawl/sneer down to a fine art!
Sounds like Iggy took some notes.
It’s Dave Aguilar From Our Band, The Chocolate Watchband ❤️👍
Yes
Isn't he a scientist now?
Never made the Stones/Jagger connection!
It’s Roger Waters with Mick Jagger’s voice✌🏻
Roger was in this band before Pink Floyd.
Hahahahahaha
They have a song called "Dark Side of the Mushroom" 😅
Thats pretty acurate 😂
Big time... hahaha 🤣
0:15 "Oh... birdie...fly away". And the girl complies, immediately, not a word. Just the way real men liked iti in 1966 :-D. 😊
This band is beyond cool.
I just learned of this band today despite growing up in the '60s and '70s. I went to pull up a YT video to share with friends and hit on this one. The lead vocalist definitely sounds like he is trying to channel Jagger, but based on the few songs I have heard, they deserved to be better-known on their own merits. My understanding is that they had a strong SF Bay area following, but not much elsewhere.
They were popular in LA. My mom knew them. She spent a lot of time at Pandora's Box, The Sea Witch, and The London Fog, and she was even arrested at the "riot" that night.
These guys were the roots of punk but also heavy metal, right up there with the 13th floor elevators.
What did I just watch? Fukn brilliant!
Riot On Sunset Strip. One of my favourite films. Mimsy Farmer's acid freakout dance was amazing
The movie is weak but the music in it is unbeatable!
I had the chance to record it once it was passed on Spanish public television but the tape is buried with lots of other VHS tapes.
Sure, Mick Jagger has maracas. But this guy's like, "How 'bout I give you three maracas?" And then when you just can't take any more, he whips out his fourth maraca.
I was listening to Escalator by BJM. Chocolate Watchband came up in a comment. I may be here 6 yrs. later but this is 2020 playlist worthy. Better late than never. Be safe, all!
Ha ha, great!
Best Mick Jagger impression ever!
Loved The Chocolate Watch Band, and have all their albums.
What a shame this DVD is not available in the UK anymore, but still have the old UK video release.
I just found it on youtube :)
I love the dancers..
@2:32 Mark Loomis with some seriously bad-ass, Eastern -raga string bending!
Wow this song is the most. Great rock and roll
Very well put. Glad I’ve already been taking advantage of the youth of my !
I got riot on sunset step soundtrack on vinyl second hand for about .50c back in the early 80s. love this song.
Wow, the singer is good
Sounds like the Stooges or the Stooges 1969 sound like the ⌚Watch 1967.
Back in 1983 I bought a Watchband LP. That's one more than the 'Stones
CWB is one of those 60s bands that seemed very conscious of their 'garage rock' sound (even tho they wouldnt call it that yet). They weren't just some sloppy attempt to imitate the Stones pop music. CBW's sound was harder and darker than that. Their rough and raw style was the feature not a bug.
I love their covers of kinks songs
Had a tight rhythm section ..hints towards the stooges
@@gustavmarieBill Flores on bass, Gary Andriasevich on drums.
"Cool it , man".."What a drag"....."This place has its own Gestapo ".....😆🔥💪👊✌️
You can see how every singer imitated Mick Jagger at this time 1966. The Stones ruled the roost.
I loved these guys version of an old tune called milk cow blues..check out the kinks milk cow blues...this was a great era in 60's American rock==seeds, music machine, left banke, love, the leaves, the barbarians good stuff
DOC STERLING The Kinks.
Love the Band to me more 3:48 influenced by Van Morrissons snarling,growling raw blues and phrasing of Vans early Them days CWB are still one of the best bands on this planet love them 👌🌞😍!!!
BTW, that is a great psychedelic exploitation movie.
It's hard to hate the people who initiated the rock n roll movement of the 1960's. I save my hate for their off spring.
the punk rockers? that would be their offspring
what are you talking about?
No band is owner of that style of sound and fashion, that's just one of many styles of that decade, many bands sounded like that without being imitations and they all were great. It's not hard to understand that
Totally.
I've got the mono LP. Beyond groovy
I think they're great.
This shit turned me on so much I just dropped my Alka Seltzer in a tall glass of Fresca then I snorted the freon out of the fridge.
Hey Hipsters! It's 10 p.m. on Thur. Sept. 28th and I'm watching Riot On Sunset Strip and diggin' the Chocolate Watchband at the original Pandora's Box in L.A.
the girl in the green dress, I love her
great band!
Those american groups took rock even further than the british.
American garagers that were inspired by british beats that were inspired by american blues and rnb rock and roll and soul.
And jazz, psychedelia, neoclassical and world ethnic music came in to form the greatest amalgama ever: the music of the sixties.
So many of these mid- 60s bands sounded Stones-ish because record companies were desperately looking for an "American version of The Rolling Stones"... this is how bands like The Mothers of Invention, and Capt. Beefheart, and Canned Heat were signed... luckily those bands developed their own unique styles!
Yes and they took rock even further than the british.
American garagers that were inspired by british beats that were inspired by american blues and rnb rock and roll and soul.
And jazz, psychedelia, neoclassical and world ethnic music came in to form the greatest amalgama ever: the music of the sixties.
And the american bands were even better than the Stones IMO
The same club that the Mau mau's played at with the same audience all the hippies became punk because of this gig and the Altamont rolling stones concert
"Hey, when did they let you out?!"
The lead singer of The Chocolate Watch Band always reminded me of Beatle-Bob....
I was double checking my blank tapes done by someone else and didn't have the tracks I was certain vocally this was done by thr Chockies but when I Shazamed it said it was by the Standells!
Mate, just checked my Chocolate Watch Band album. Had since I was 18. Don't Need Your Loving was the lead track on their Fourty Four album. Hope that helps you out mate, all the best from Downunder.
R.I.P. Billy Flo!
"Oh Birdie 🏸....fly away!" Lol 😂
The music is good man
Outstanding.
..enormes ...
Fkn EXCELLENT!
The British Invasion gave birth to American Garage Rock. The Beatles, The Stones, Kinks, Yardbirds, Animals, etc. we're too great not to want to imitate.
Yes, but none of them would've even started had it not been for Chuck Berry.
William Ducos Only the American garage bands trounced them.
American garage rock came out of American Rock'N'Roll; the same place that the British Invasion came from. There is no such thing as a British Invasion without the Brits copying American music from artists like Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Bo Diddley, and Buddy Holly.
Expo 2000....is wicked tune by this band check that out....they could take off musically
If Only I Had A Wild Time Machine!
I saw them in San Jose when I was a kid. Mick Jagger tribute singer!
That's awesome. I heard them on KFJC a lot in the early 80's. Great band.
Incidentally, turns out David Aguilar was working at the same aerospace company as me in Boulder, CO. I had no idea.
How can you be cooler than that?
The CWB put out their last LP in 2020. A must listen!
Really ? Which one ?
@@rapido1 "This is my voice" It is actually 2018.
I miss those days.. I thought they would last forever
you boomers sure did, no consideration for the future.
One of my old Fillmore posters show they were playing there. Stanley Mouse??
Bloody hell, this is a Twilight Zone FREAKSHOW! Some unknown singer lipsyncing to a Mick Jagger vocal, Keith Relf of the Yardbirds playing guitar, and young Tom Cruise playing a trippy hippie!
fin smokes mick jagger nerds!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! top ten cut EVER!!!!
U need to shut up okay because one of them is my grandpa go hate on someone else and he passed away recently and everyone loved his music
Michelle Underwood I used to be their neighbor kinda, we owned the house next to theirs, Dave was my friend, it was on Carlton ave San Jose California.
used to watch them practice all the time they treated me like a welcome friend. I was only 11-12 years old then
Michelle Underwood aint hatin at all!!! was sayin this guy blows mick jagger away and this is top ten song ever made....sorry for your loss
Milk cow blues from Kinks!! It is the name of this music!!!
Nice impression of early Rolling Stones
This immediately reminded me of Ray Davies/The Kinks
This song is nearly identical to Milk Cow Blues, this version is a lot more raw though
A little Pretty Things also
Dig those Daddio shades.
Track film Riot in Sunset Street,muy Rolling Stones/Chocolate W B.La actriz es Mismy Farmer que poco despues rodo en Formentera/Spain el filme More,con musica de Pink Floyd
Cinematic proof: Laurie Mock=Goddess of the Sunset Strip *would subscribe to newsletter
Mark Loomis was an underrated guitar player. Great snake-like leads.
Good Shite! I want some free lovin'!
Love this! Allah -Las
Love u
This record reminds me of The Rolling Stones' "It's All Over Now." Not that The CWB plagiarized it but it has that same attitude and arrangement.
..and some of the same lyrics!
It's actually plagiarizing 'Milk Cow Blues'.
That’s a Dylan song. just about everyone covered it
I believe they're from San Jose.
Proto-Flamin' Groovies
This is like a much dirtier version of the Stones. Love it.
Ruido en las calles de Medellín Colombia 1983......1988
Oops, i thought i heard Mick somewhere there
Chocolate Watch Band made some good music in their day but definitely got a lot of the their sound (and looks) from the Stones.
Played in San Jose a lot.
L.A. Band I believe. But really spent a lot of time in San Francisco Bay Area. Show them dozens of times.
*!!!ESA JUVENTUD SESENTERA TAN CARISMÁTICA!!!*
Very groovy...
Groovy!
Was that George Hamilton sitting next to the girl?
I believe it was! I think so anyway! 😂👁️💝🎵👍💣💥
Sounds like Run Run Run from The Who
That singer does Mic Jagger better than Jagger; lol; j/k? Cool music video; thanks for posting rapido1 ! Speedy 1?
What movie was this video in? I kinda wanna see what happens next.
"Riot on sunset strip" (1967)
@@rapido1 thanks
I hear "The Germs" and Darby Crash, I hear the Sonics, I hear the MC5 and I do hear the Stones, but I'm listening to The CWB rock the $%#^ out of the mini skirts and striped bell bottoms era that was 66 to 75
Mini skirts went out of fashion by 71 or 72.
i saw this when i was 15 in 66 made me start trippin
Like a very poor man's Stones
They’re drinking a beverage out of small paper cups.
Can't play can't dance, at least everyone there is aligned
What is a freak out?
An acid party in this context; also a Mothers Of Invention record.
Are you gonna be my jet girl?...............................;)
What's that film?
RIOT ON SUNSET STRIP
Herbie looks like he would be more comfortable on Santa Monica Blvd. in West Hollywood. LMFAO!!!!!!!!!!!!
The lead singer looks exactly like a woman that works at my library
That is hilarious!!!😂
Una copia fiel de jagger!
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Does anyone know what kind of bass the bassist is playing?
Vox V-250. Probably a 1966 model.
Vox guitars sound amazing and they’re no design slouch either. It’s a shame they don’t make them anymore. I’d die happy to have a good Vox Phantom XII
The singer sounds like Van Morrison to me.
Rolling Stones
If Mick Jagger was a good singer, it would sound like this.
I sent this to my mom who is English, my dad's American, and she said he was a mick jagger rip off! I feel like this guy is the missing link between the rolling stones and punk rock
Weird Herb looked kind of like Weird Tom Cruise.
HEY!!! BRING BACK the bird in green! SHE IS FINER THAN FUCK !