Written by B.M. Little Latin Lupe Lu was written by 19-year-old Bill Medley when he and Bobby Hatfield were in a five-piece band called The Paramours. It's about a girl he dated at Santa Ana HS named Lupe Laguna, whose nickname was "Lupe Lu." She liked tacos. So did Bill Medley. This show here must be circa 1964 B.M. (before miniskirts).
Around the time of Halabalu . I lived in Latin America for 30 years what impress me there was NO separation between the races, las negritas y morena so beautiful.
Había racismo pero nunca el racismo en Latinoamérica llegó a extremos de separar gente . Nunca hubo colegios, barrios, restaurantes, buses, almacenes , emisoras para blancos y para negros como humillativamente sucedió en USA . Nunca un negro fue sacado por la puerta de atrás de restaurante , discoteca, bar, almacén en mi país , vengo de familia afrodescendiente y mi abuela por allá a principio de siglo XX , que nació y creció en pueblo minero , en 1902 estudiaba en escuela con niños blancos y rubio de ojos claros, hijos naturales de extranjeros ,con niños mestizos, niños mulatos, niños indígenas, niños negros , todos en misma aula o escuela . Algo así era imposible en USA , así que no compare el sucio racismo gringo con Latinoamérica .. A mi quienes me han excluido y tratado mal por mis rasgos indígenas son los negros o afrodescendientes y lo peor que yo soy afrodescendiente o como dicen aquí , mis abuelos eran negros , ya mis padres conformaron pareja mixta racial , unión entre mulato ( mezcla de blanco con negro parte materna) y mestizo ( mezcla de blanco con indígena mi padre) . Nunca había visto yo que a una persona la rechazaran por ser negra o indígena, hasta que un día en universidad , tuve que recibir una clase en sede central, que no era habitual recibir clase allí . Resulta que mi grupo de amigos había negros pero ese día llegaron tarde , antes de la clase fuimos a comprar refresco y galletas y no nos atendían, después de diez minutos preguntamos porque no habían traído el pedido y asi las chicas negras que atendían nos dijeron que por no ser negros no nos vendían nada 😡😡😡😡. Estúpidas , yo tengo rasgos indígenas pero mi mamá era afrodescendiente y así hay miles de personas en Latinoamérica donde hubo mezcla de razas. .....Negros en mi país están copiando el odio y resentimiento de negros gringos , cuando aquí nunca un racismo tan cruel como el gringo o el de Sudáfrica
Había racismo pero nunca en Latinoamérica hubo colegios, barrios, restaurantes, buses, almacenes, emisoras para blancos y para negros como sucedió en USA. Mi abuela era mulata o afrodescendiente y en 1902 estudiaba en la escuela con niños blancos, rubios de ojos claros hijos naturales de extranjeros, con niños negros, con niños mestizos y niños indígenas , todos en la misma escuela . Algo así era imposible de ver en USA Cierto? 😧 Nunca un negro fue sacado por la puerta de atrás de restaurante , bar, A mi quienes me hicieron racismo por mis rasgos indígenas fueron los negros y tengo madre afrodescendiente .😡. Nunca había visto yo que a una persona la rechazaran por ser negra o indígena, hasta que un día en universidad , tuve que recibir una clase en sede central, que no era habitual recibir clase allí . Resulta que mi grupo de amigos había negros pero ese día llegaron tarde , antes de la clase fuimos a comprar refresco y galletas y en tienda universitaria no nos atendían, después de diez minutos preguntamos porque no habían traído el pedido y asi las chicas negras que atendían nos dijeron que por no ser negros no nos vendían nada 😡😡😡😡. Estúpidas , yo tengo rasgos indígenas pero mi mamá era afrodescendiente y así hay miles de personas en Latinoamérica donde hubo mezcla de razas. Porque negros en mi país actualmente hacen esto? Porque están copiando el odio y resentimiento de los negros, afros de USA y siendo yo afrodescendiente por esa razón no los apoyo , me caen mal por su estupido fanatismo traído de USA
The girl who appears at minute 00:23 in a white dress and boots was my neighbor in the building where I lived. Her name was Dulce and she was a friend of my aunts who at that time were about seventeen years old and I was four years old, but I remember very well..
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At 1:42 you see Al Rappa, bassist for Bill Haley's Comets, dancing with a P-bass. Bill Haley was living in Mexico in the early 60s where he was the King of the Twist. He must have been on this show too, but all we see is Al.
@@juanalba4698 it's all so murky and confusing. i am far from a believer but i've read the bible twice and no where is satan ever an angel. BUT if you look in the books of the apocrypha you'll find stories that you thought were in the bible but were deemed unworthy by the roman catholic church. a long time ago.
@@juanalba4698 Satan was the most beautiful of all the angels and a master musician. I know because I talk to Satan every day. He loves me and He loves you too- not in spite of our sins, but because of them. He loves us for who we are. Hail Satan!
VERY EURÓ'¿JÁ'JÁAAA,ARRRRGHHH🤢🤮 YOU OBVIOUSLY NEVER READ THE L.A. GREYHOUND TOILET STALL INSCRIPTION": "MÉJICANS ARE LIVING PROOF THAT INDIANS FUCKED BUFFALO"
Little Latin Lupe Lu ("Lupe") was written by 19-year-old Bill Medley when he and Bobby Hatfield were in a five-piece band called The Paramours. It's about a girl he dated at Santa Ana High School in California named Lupe Laguna, whose nickname was "Lupe Lu." Medley later described it as "a silly little song, about a girl who likes to dance". -from Wikipedia It's so bad it might as well be AI. :/
Bill also said that the record company hated it, saying it was "too fast'-they didn't want the Righteous Brothers doing full-out Rock n' Roll, but they really knew that it was too "black".
Same Here,But my MommA was Literally,a Dance Teacher in da deep South,at the age of 17,and Still got it,Where da GrooVes are Always Jumping,nah!Its in Our BlooD!Take care,nah!jcs
Our dance plan played that song! I tell you sock hops were so much fun . . . especially the "Last Dance" where we were expected to make out on the gym floor, while dancing.. That's one thing that smart phones and text messaging will never replace.
son los belmonts de mexico. solo las escenas; la musica no. pertenecen a la grabacion/filmica de la cancion amarrado. este grupo exitoso de los 60's se catapulto con 2 exitos: aprietalo y amarrado. el nombre lo sacaron de jorge belmont, uno de sus integrantes. fue una banda de rock latino, que tocaban rock, rocanrol y a go-go, principalmente.
Rockers have no borders - no color barriers - all you have to do is want to have some fun - party hard - life is short - the party is the reward for being alive - there is no rocking for the dead
Bandas de Rock con chicas bailando. En Argentina teniamos un programa de la década del 70 que hacia mucho uso de ese recurso, se llamaba ALTA TENSION. La epoca del NEW WAVE fue una epoca gloriosa, yo naci en esa epoca. Lamentablemente hoy en Argentina vivimos en la epoca de los Legante q lo que...que decadencia todo...
This version of Little Latin Lupe Lu was done by the group" Lisa Beat E I Bugiardi " I did some research ,and found different artists doing this song, but this group are the ones that play it on this video.FYI, the best version .
You never see these absolutely wonderful natural scenes, dancing poses,natural human interaction, its was stopped from being on western television,unless you count pornography dramas,swearing etc ,look at these beautiful girls ,its wonderful
The girl in the stripes at 1:20 looks very like the actress Jennifer Lawrence. Though she wasnt even born for another 30 years or so. I have never heard this before but i love it.
Amazing how the guitars worked with no amps or cords. And the cymbals on the drum kit were motionless. And the vocals came through with no microphones. 🎸
@@iBugiardiBeat And you are really doing it! Noble,aged like fine wine genres of music are not subject to time or trends,by the way, will there be songs in Italian? Imho It is no less artistic (in addition,it is ancient) and beautiful language than English! Well at least one song)
@@theonlyonetumanov Yes sure! look here in our channel we also published songs with Italian lyrics: ruclips.net/video/XWvtA8HMB4g/видео.html ruclips.net/video/vHebkkHGo5k/видео.html
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I wish full episodes of American Bandstand, Hullabaloo, & Shindig were available. I know some clips are out there but full episodes with Song Ratings on Bandstand - "Great lyrics and easy to dance to". Howzabout 'Happening' the Sat afternoon show with Paul Revere & The Raiders? That would be nirvana - NOT the band. The mental state.
I like that one, Oh I like that one Look at that one Wait a minute I like that one That's the one I like I think I like that one..........................
Piękne czasy, śliczne dziewczyny, tylko, że to było około 60 lat temu, więc połowa z nich już nie żyje, a pozostałe, to stare kobiety zaskoczone tym, że życie tak szybko minęło .
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Written by B.M. Little Latin Lupe Lu was written by 19-year-old Bill Medley when he and Bobby Hatfield were in a five-piece band called The Paramours. It's about a girl he dated at Santa Ana HS named Lupe Laguna, whose nickname was "Lupe Lu." She liked tacos. So did Bill Medley. This show here must be circa 1964 B.M. (before miniskirts).
Wow awesome insight to the song. Thank you 👍
Looks like 67 68
Wait a minute... do you mean Bobby Hatfield of the Righteous Brothers?!?
@@thebeatnumber yes
The Mini skirt started out quite long and it was a year or two before it became really short. A 1964 mini is very noticeably longer than a 1968 one.
I'm 62 years old. I remember my mother dancing around the house just like those girls. I'm glad I was young back then and not today.
Same here, swing was her dance.
Okay, boomer.
@@ExUSSailor Greatest generation ever. We stole your future and now you're slaves. HAH!!!
@@CreggLund
Are you just repeating stuff you heard somewhere or can you actually explain what you mean?
I would have hated to be young back then, when racism, sexism and child abuse were the norm.
natural ladies .. very nice ..
Around the time of Halabalu . I lived in Latin America for 30 years what impress me there was NO separation between the races, las negritas y morena so beautiful.
BULLLL'FUCKN' SHIT LIBERAL DEMOCRAT VATÓ
What country in Latin America? There is a definite divide in many Latin countries between light skin and dark skin that continues today.
Había racismo pero nunca el racismo en Latinoamérica llegó a extremos de separar gente . Nunca hubo colegios, barrios, restaurantes, buses, almacenes , emisoras para blancos y para negros como humillativamente sucedió en USA . Nunca un negro fue sacado por la puerta de atrás de restaurante , discoteca, bar, almacén en mi país , vengo de familia afrodescendiente y mi abuela por allá a principio de siglo XX , que nació y creció en pueblo minero , en 1902 estudiaba en escuela con niños blancos y rubio de ojos claros, hijos naturales de extranjeros ,con niños mestizos, niños mulatos, niños indígenas, niños negros , todos en misma aula o escuela . Algo así era imposible en USA , así que no compare el sucio racismo gringo con Latinoamérica .. A mi quienes me han excluido y tratado mal por mis rasgos indígenas son los negros o afrodescendientes y lo peor que yo soy afrodescendiente o como dicen aquí , mis abuelos eran negros , ya mis padres conformaron pareja mixta racial , unión entre mulato ( mezcla de blanco con negro parte materna) y mestizo ( mezcla de blanco con indígena mi padre) . Nunca había visto yo que a una persona la rechazaran por ser negra o indígena, hasta que un día en universidad , tuve que recibir una clase en sede central, que no era habitual recibir clase allí . Resulta que mi grupo de amigos había negros pero ese día llegaron tarde , antes de la clase fuimos a comprar refresco y galletas y no nos atendían, después de diez minutos preguntamos porque no habían traído el pedido y asi las chicas negras que atendían nos dijeron que por no ser negros no nos vendían nada 😡😡😡😡. Estúpidas , yo tengo rasgos indígenas pero mi mamá era afrodescendiente y así hay miles de personas en Latinoamérica donde hubo mezcla de razas. .....Negros en mi país están copiando el odio y resentimiento de negros gringos , cuando aquí nunca un racismo tan cruel como el gringo o el de Sudáfrica
Había racismo pero nunca en Latinoamérica hubo colegios, barrios, restaurantes, buses, almacenes, emisoras para blancos y para negros como sucedió en USA. Mi abuela era mulata o afrodescendiente y en 1902 estudiaba en la escuela con niños blancos, rubios de ojos claros hijos naturales de extranjeros, con niños negros, con niños mestizos y niños indígenas , todos en la misma escuela . Algo así era imposible de ver en USA Cierto? 😧 Nunca un negro fue sacado por la puerta de atrás de restaurante , bar, A mi quienes me hicieron racismo por mis rasgos indígenas fueron los negros y tengo madre afrodescendiente .😡. Nunca había visto yo que a una persona la rechazaran por ser negra o indígena, hasta que un día en universidad , tuve que recibir una clase en sede central, que no era habitual recibir clase allí . Resulta que mi grupo de amigos había negros pero ese día llegaron tarde , antes de la clase fuimos a comprar refresco y galletas y en tienda universitaria no nos atendían, después de diez minutos preguntamos porque no habían traído el pedido y asi las chicas negras que atendían nos dijeron que por no ser negros no nos vendían nada 😡😡😡😡. Estúpidas , yo tengo rasgos indígenas pero mi mamá era afrodescendiente y así hay miles de personas en Latinoamérica donde hubo mezcla de razas. Porque negros en mi país actualmente hacen esto? Porque están copiando el odio y resentimiento de los negros, afros de USA y siendo yo afrodescendiente por esa razón no los apoyo , me caen mal por su estupido fanatismo traído de USA
это впечатляет? это должно быть нормой везде.
The girl who appears at minute 00:23 in a white dress and boots was my neighbor in the building where I lived. Her name was Dulce and she was a friend of my aunts who at that time were about seventeen years old and I was four years old, but I remember very well..
Now that's how dances were back in the mid- to late 60s, and the girls WOW!
Yes, it was a great time to be alive.
Well, that’s the way I remember it.😅
@@sjb3460 there were he-she’s don’t kid yourself
Natural and Healthy
@@lukasm8990 Jealous because you couldn't have one?
My best find in the last couple hours.
Þhis is the worst song 60s
No doubt!
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At 1:42 you see Al Rappa, bassist for Bill Haley's Comets, dancing with a P-bass. Bill Haley was living in Mexico in the early 60s where he was the King of the Twist. He must have been on this show too, but all we see is Al.
Best thing I've seen in a while!!
Rock’n’roll couldn’t exist without dancing girls
I think they are dancing to a different song
Tell that to Ray Charles...
@@jonnybueno619 Who was ironically always surrounded by beautiful women 😂😂
@@jonnybueno619 he just didn't know he had gogo girl's.
I thought it was a group seizure
My mother still dances like that. She's 79. 🥰
Right on. You go Mom.
Really, that must be cute.
LONG LIVE ROCK AND ROLL...A TRUE GIFT FROM THE GODS!!
Do correct me if I'm wrong. Satan was God's greatest musical angel.
@@juanalba4698 you're wrong
but feel free to correct me
book? chapter? verse?
@@jinlamb1998 sorry, no proof just something I heard. But Satan was an angel of God, yes?
@@juanalba4698 it's all so murky and confusing. i am far from a believer but i've read the bible twice and no where is satan ever an angel. BUT if you look in the books of the apocrypha you'll find stories that you thought were in the bible but were deemed unworthy by the roman catholic church.
a long time ago.
@@juanalba4698 Satan was the most beautiful of all the angels and a master musician. I know because I talk to Satan every day. He loves me and He loves you too- not in spite of our sins, but because of them. He loves us for who we are. Hail Satan!
The first time I spent some time in Mexico City I was shocked. Amazingly very European and Very Beautiful Women !!
I kept going back.
Oh all right I'll go! 😁
VERY EURÓ'¿JÁ'JÁAAA,ARRRRGHHH🤢🤮 YOU OBVIOUSLY NEVER READ THE L.A. GREYHOUND TOILET STALL
INSCRIPTION":
"MÉJICANS ARE LIVING PROOF THAT INDIANS FUCKED BUFFALO"
Not today
All depend where you go in Mexico
My friend Kerry played bass in The Kingsmen and they had a hit with this song.
Little Latin Lupe Lu ("Lupe") was written by 19-year-old Bill Medley when he and Bobby Hatfield were in a five-piece band called The Paramours. It's about a girl he dated at Santa Ana High School in California named Lupe Laguna, whose nickname was "Lupe Lu." Medley later described it as "a silly little song, about a girl who likes to dance". -from Wikipedia
It's so bad it might as well be AI. :/
Bill also said that the record company hated it, saying it was "too fast'-they didn't want the Righteous Brothers doing full-out Rock n' Roll, but they really knew that it was too "black".
The youtube algorithm decided to mess with me today & i could not be happier. Where has this song been my entire life?
Same Here,But my MommA was Literally,a Dance Teacher in da deep South,at the age of 17,and Still got it,Where da GrooVes are Always Jumping,nah!Its in Our BlooD!Take care,nah!jcs
In the 60s it sounded great (I was from that era), and it still sounds great 🤟💯‼️
this is about as nostalgic I can get without even being born then
then it's anemoia
Great song! The videos are From mexican bands the Belmonts, the rocking devils,
Love that go go style of dance 🔥❤😎🤘
OH YEAH BABY YEAH!
Our dance plan played that song! I tell you sock hops were so much fun . . . especially the "Last Dance" where we were expected to make out on the gym floor, while dancing.. That's one thing that smart phones and text messaging will never replace.
I was born in 1968 and I am 56 so these teens or twenty somethings are about 73 or 83.......time indeed flies bye.
OMG! 0:30 is Angelica Huston! I promise you. Go back and look at it,.
No.
Her name is Lucía Guilmáin
The images you are seeing are from a Mexican program
the original video, search for it as
"Los Belmonts - Amarrado".
Yep.
Good catch.
Mexican actrees Lucia Guilmain
I'd blv it, but then, I have wicked prosopagnosia (aka, "face-blindness").
You could tell me that was the young Andy Warhol & I'd probably blv u.
Loved the music of the 60s…… still do……❤
Me too
Ahhh the 60's...what a time...😀
son los belmonts de mexico. solo las escenas; la musica no. pertenecen a la grabacion/filmica de la cancion amarrado. este grupo exitoso de los 60's se catapulto con 2 exitos: aprietalo y amarrado. el nombre lo sacaron de jorge belmont, uno de sus integrantes. fue una banda de rock latino, que tocaban rock, rocanrol y a go-go, principalmente.
Wow !!! I Remember This.. Awesome Upload... And God are They Beautiful 💘💘💘💘
I think it is great that you have cleared up your sound - it sounds crispy and great - keep it coming
This should have at least a million views
Love the way they used to dance. Those were great innocent time!
Nice, so very cool we were...lo, all is vanity. Thankfully, joy prevails and we over come.
This song was mentioned in the Movie "High Fidelity" by Jack Black while talking to John Cusack in the beginning of the movie.
I just randomly discovered this. I love it!!!
Me encantan esas go-gos baile tipo Nancy Sinatra!!!!!!!!!
Rockers have no borders - no color barriers - all you have to do is want to have some fun - party hard - life is short - the party is the reward for being alive - there is no rocking for the dead
Some of that dancin' makes my spine hurt just watchin'
Back then, people were more fit, flexible and stronger.
Wow, this is great stuff! Welcome back to the 1960s - this is pure rock and roll, best music ever! That intro is almost punk. 1:32-1:44 - perfection.
Bandas de Rock con chicas bailando. En Argentina teniamos un programa de la década del 70 que hacia mucho uso de ese recurso, se llamaba ALTA TENSION. La epoca del NEW WAVE fue una epoca gloriosa, yo naci en esa epoca. Lamentablemente hoy en Argentina vivimos en la epoca de los Legante q lo que...que decadencia todo...
I remember hearing this song in my Boss 302! Those were the days!
Need More Of This!!!🔥🎵💗🌹😎
New fan of rock and roll,in it's infantcy,or close to it.
Sounds really good.
Yeah I like the dance moves as well.❤
Big band
Big sounds
Best version of this song!
Great groove to this song.
Great track! Thanks for sharing. I admit I was distracted by the sight of so many dancers with no rhythm. 😅
Lo que no sabes es que las bailarinas están con otro tipo de música y no la de Lupe lu, son videos de diferente canciones de rock
1:25 shake it, grandma!!!
LISA BEAT AND THE LIARS.....ROCKED IT !!!! PERHAPS ONE THE GREATEST ROCK AND ROLL SONGS OF ALL TIME !!!!!
The best cover of the song, yet...
I've just discovered this song....wow wow wow👏👏👏👏👏
I used to dance to this, but if I tried it now I'd be in traction , lol.
I was expecting another little Lupe.
Wow like,groovy man
This version of Little Latin Lupe Lu was done by the group" Lisa Beat E I Bugiardi " I did some research ,and found different artists doing this song, but this group are the ones that play it on this video.FYI, the best version .
I love and miss this dance style.
guitares diaboliques bravo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Merci beaucoup Jean Yves!!
Would love 💕 to see Lil Lupe dance to this! Yaa!!!!!
everyone would LoL
Bravo, ladies. All that's remained is to get high on ecstasy until totally chillout.
I love that these people are all great grandparents now.
G Nana threw down.
Yep, they're all 75+ (like me) 😶🌫
Mitch Ryder and the Detroit wheels had a major hit with this
Righteous Brothers did it first and had the better known hit
You're both wrong
Would have caught this seven years ago! RUclips???? That was cool!
0:29 She was Lucía Guilmáin, mexican actress.
Yeah the old Go-Go days.
You never see these absolutely wonderful natural scenes, dancing poses,natural human interaction, its was stopped from being on western television,unless you count pornography dramas,swearing etc ,look at these beautiful girls ,its wonderful
Сейчас этого добра в Тик-Токе завались.
No matter where you're from or what you are nothing beats 60s, Gogo dancers.
The girl in the stripes at 1:20 looks very like the actress Jennifer Lawrence. Though she wasnt even born for another 30 years or so. I have never heard this before but i love it.
Upon hearing and seeing this,
I’m reminded of The Wonders,
from the movie, That Thing You Do!
The O-needers😂
@@jt1929 Or, The Oneders!
Amazing how the guitars worked with no amps or cords. And the cymbals on the drum kit were motionless. And the vocals came through with no microphones. 🎸
It was the 60's 😋
They are using Wi-Fi Bluetooth connections.🤔
Nowadays technology has decayed a lot.
At least, the minds have.
Do you realize the video was made with old footage and a song recorded recently? The guys appearing in the video are not Lisa Beat and I Bugiardi.
La tecnología estaba más avanzada en los 60s
Crazy I love it.
No sabia que habia un programa mexicano asi de aquella epoca.
Nice song in oldchool style) Thanks!
Thank You!! Grazie! 😊😘 A lot of people here think this is a 60's recording 😆🤪 We just play like this now!
@@iBugiardiBeat And you are really doing it! Noble,aged like fine wine genres of music are not subject to time or trends,by the way, will there be songs in Italian? Imho It is no less artistic (in addition,it is ancient) and beautiful language than English! Well at least one song)
@@theonlyonetumanov Yes sure! look here in our channel we also published songs with Italian lyrics: ruclips.net/video/XWvtA8HMB4g/видео.html ruclips.net/video/vHebkkHGo5k/видео.html
@@iBugiardiBeat If find i find) Thank you very very much!)
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To think those dancers are probably in their 80s today.
That’s just sooooo good !!!!!!
Amoo ❤❤
Execllente!
Get it girls, get it 💃🏽💃🏻💃🏼❤
DANG!! Some of them dancin gals were FINE
Ay,Lisa,si yo hubiera sido más joven,que buena pareja hubiéramos formado,tu pop,yo beat/mod,tu italiana,yo español...
Cultured young ladies.
Wifed one up myself.
My wife was a 16 yesr old model in 68.
I was ten back then
Relax, met her 30+ years ago
Самая первая девчонка классная! Как же она здорово "танцует руками"! Обалдеть.
Классная, клёвая, крутая и прикольная. А мозгов, видно, х...
@@williamspostoronnim9845 , и Ленин такой молодой
😃❤most precious 💗 time on RUclips today !
Beauty n dance 💃🏼
Awesome
What I really like about bands of this era is the coordinated "swaying back and forth" of the band members especially the guitarists.
💯💯 Great song
For a min- I thought they were THE BEATLES
That's because during that time, every band in the US was trying to sound like the Beatles.
I wish full episodes of American Bandstand, Hullabaloo, & Shindig were available. I know some clips are out there but full episodes with Song Ratings on Bandstand - "Great lyrics and easy to dance to". Howzabout 'Happening' the Sat afternoon show with Paul Revere & The Raiders? That would be nirvana - NOT the band. The mental state.
Awesome.....👍👍
Любимая тема 🤘👍
a lot of cute gals dancin' and the band rockin' out.
Just pure rock n roll
That was COOL Daddy-o!!!
No Emily Kranz? This was her style of dance on Mexican television. 🔥 ♐
I was looking for a comment like this, thanks. When I saw the thumbnail, I first thought of Wednesday Adam's dance from The Adam's Family, lol!
..and cool to see you're subscribed to David Walsh Online. I have won 2 gifts from his livestreams 👍
Groovy! ❤
I like that one,
Oh I like that one
Look at that one
Wait a minute I like that one
That's the one I like
I think I like that one..........................
Ultimate cuteness. Some of their dance movements look like ska.
Молодцы !
Good video.,....
RUclips me indicou esse rock das antigas muito bom mesmo..
crazy, man! dig it!
It's Little Lupe Fuentes!!
Piękne czasy, śliczne dziewczyny, tylko, że to było około 60 lat temu, więc połowa z nich już nie żyje, a pozostałe, to stare kobiety zaskoczone tym, że życie tak szybko minęło .
Not sure how we were subjected to such rhythms & vibrations and expected to dance like maniacs