This song came out in Sept. 1961, the follow-up to this is called 'The Wanderer' (Nov. 1961), which is well worth a listen and shows what Sue's cheating did to poor Dion. hahaha!!
This is from the movie “Twist around the clock”. Everyone in that room was an actor except Dion. The guys behind him are not even singing or playing instruments. Obviously it was lip synched for the movie. The Del Satins backed Dion on most of his solo hits. Dion left the Belmonts in 1960. This song was recorded mid 1961
Asia & BJ, you'll love their "A Teenager in Love" and Dion DiMucci's "The Wanderer" and "Ruby Baby"!!! This song is actually credited as Dion solo 1961! His backing singers on Runaround Sue and all his solo work was the Del-Satins.
*Yes Asia...this is a movie from the early 60s, from the 1961 movie "Twist Around the Clock," about the time I was born (1962). And remember, it is less than ten years since Rock-n-Roll was born so the audience in this club are supposed to act as though they've never heard this sort of music before...and have no idea what to do with it.*
Back in the 50,s and early 60,s, You had different classes of Dinner and Dance clubs. The higher class it was the more reserved the people were. They would call it civilized. Others would call it boring. Me personally I wouldn't mind a show without screaming, yelling and people jumping all over the place once in awhile. But I also like a Jam party. Just depends on the mood.
Also be good to have. Concert again without cell phones, just vining to the music and experiencing it, rather an alien iPhone attached to the face experience.
fun fact . Dion was on the ill fated winter dance party tour with Big Bopper, Ritchie Valens and Buddy Holly. He balked at paying a months rent for the plane ticket and the rest is history.
This was 1961, nearing the end of the Doo Wop era (roughly 1955-1963-ish). Classic song. Fun fact. Released around the same time as this song was Dion's "The Wanderer" in which the tables are turned on who the unfaithful person is. I'm not sure what this video is from... it does look kind of like it's from a movie.
Hey you got to remember that in those days Rock'n'roll was a very new genre. Only the teenagers went crazy with in the 1950's and early 60's. Dion was only 22 in this clip.
Remember that back in the day, to get sound and images was a big deal. You literally had to shoot a movie. This was a very artificial environment (it might even have been on a sound stage at Warner or one of the other studios) and this might have been the fifth take for this song.
Wife here..This was my parents music..They cherished the records ...married young....Learned to Shag with parents during vacations at Myrtle beach to this..".She gonna do ya dirty.."..U2 never disappoint.
This was a common sight, adults sitting in confusion wondering what this "NOISE" is. Rock and Roll was not accepted for many years and guitar rock was thought to be a passing phase for a long time. Plus dancing was reserved for dances. You can see even Led Zeppelin shows where people sit mesmerized.
Dion is the best !!! I can't wait for Asia to go crazy for THE WANDERER, RUBY BABY, and a cover of the Chuck Berry classic, NADINE. Dion brought swagger and a carefree rascal attitude to his early songs that won over his audiences. The do-wop hand clapping and perfectly measured vocals deliver the message with a style now long gone.
This is in a movie that I can't recall right now. Several artists were on labels that produced movies and were in them. The best example of this that comes to mind right now is Connie Francis and her "Where the Boys Are" from movie of same. She was under a MGM contract to do 3 movies the STUDIO told her to do.
Anyone who has heard Dance with Me Tonight(Olly Murs), or Dear Future Husband (Meghan Trainor), has heard the genius of Dion and the Belmonts. Both melodies were direct lifts from this song.
Everyone watches this same clip (from a movie) and has the same reaction, it certainly is weird! If you want to see how people Should react, look up the cutest video on a Grandma dancing to this song (it's been around for about 9 years now), it's the greatest!
I have to sing this in the rockabilly band I play out with. Dion is still alive and kicking. People still love it. Good point Asia about this odd video, the people in the audience seem like they're all deaf.
This is a scene from the movie "Twist Around The Clock" in 1961. They released this song in 1961. Back in the day, there were pre-Beatles and then Post. Pre was the period 60 ish to 64. Those days were Motown-controlled. Big Bopper, Buddy Holly, The Everly Bros., and those boys were all from 54-59 during the time Elvis began coming on. And the crooners were the 40s and early 50s
I was thinking the same as you Asia…. I was like WTH!!!! Dance, Snap your fingers…. DO SOMETHING!!!! I love this song. I remember my mom playing it growing up
One of my favorite songs ever! My dad used to dance with me and spin me around in the living room like crazy! Such a heartwarming memory! Thanks to my dad, every little girls first love ❤️
When I was a kid I thought that this was an original song from the '80s movie Eddie and the cruisers. Later I found the original and was still pleased. Nice selection going into the 50s & 60s. Awesome job guys.
Dion was from Brooklyn, where back in the days the community diners were the place to be juke box and all. Dion and the Belmonts were the deal. And the dinner clubs yes was the norm and you got dressed up and it was the thing on a Friday night and Saturday night. This was the time when the dance the twist started coming out. Love you guys! I wish there more folks like you to appreciate different genres and different artist and eras of music. Music you can listen and dance to! 💃
you guys, man, doo wop and 50s rock and roll (that went until 1964 when the beatles came out and changed everything) was the best shit ever. i would love to see you guys react to some of that old stuff. if you liked this one you will like all of it. if you have never heard doo wop you need to, i guarantee you will love it.
We had the greatest music to dance to. In this era, people were polite and enjoyed the show. In this case, the audience were all adults, no teenagers, so this wasn't their kind of music.
Remember, this was the '50s; a time where the audience sat and watched the show quietly. (The prim and proper era) Believe it or not, there are still social clubs in Quicy, IL, near where I live, where this exact audience behavior still happens. In most areas of America people have progressed to a more active participation at shows---except our area.
I am an old f**t and have always liked a quiet audience I'm there to listen to the music not see a bunch of people jumping around I went 5 tangerine dream concerts over the years and enjoyed it because the audience was respectful I think it's rude to not listen to the music Now I am going to a Heilung concert and am sure it's going to annoying but I still want to see them live
It’s a staged scene. But back then, the audience did not participate much. 50s and early 60s were very repressed. Rock music changed that starting with the Beatles.
@@Mainecoonlady. in the 50s the girls would rip Elvis'clothes trying to get a piece of him. The 68 TV Special was an arranged Christmas show of mostly adults.
Ya gotta check out Dion's newest album, released just this month. 'Blues With Friends'. The "Friends" on his album are Bruce Springsteen, Van Morrison, Paul Simon, Joe Bonnamassa, Jeff Beck, Billy Gibbons, Steve Van Zandt, Brian Setzer and others He will be 83 the middle of this month. He is still Rocking and writing great songs.
While in the Navy we would go to a bar at ODU and when someone played this on the jukebox you could hear us all singing, at the top of our lungs, for blocks. It was crazy.
This clip is from a movie called "Twist Around the Clock" from 1961, when this song came out. BTW, he did this song after he left the Belmonts. The group that sings background--which is NOT the group in this clip--was called The Del Satins.
I remember the parody of Runnaround Sue but it was in the middle of the sixties when the military draft was at its peak and some band did a song "keep away from your draftboard too hahahaha
You are both so right!!! The audience in this video are the only people who ever heard this song and weren't moving with it!! Most people can't keep still when they hear this, and that's been true from the time the record came out to this very day!
They used to put hit songs in movies back then. They would have a scene where the characters in the movie would go someplace where a singer was performing his hit song.
This was part of a rock and roll movie. You reacted to other parts of this movie also it was loaded with singers of the time. Dion is still going strong. Now he looks like an old biker gang member from N.Y.😂🤣✌️❤️
Dion is singing about a girl Sue he met in 1957, dated and married in March in 1963 he wrote the song with his friend Ernie Maressca, they are still married and celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary next month.
Too funny How far back. "Back,back? We're going back" LOL. I wondered that to about why people were sitting there not moving.there. Great song and people are just sitting not dancing. Many probably knew a "RUNAROUND SUE". My ex was a Runaround Sue. Dion's other song Abraham,Martin & John was a great song. So is "The Wanderer"" Donna the Prima Donna"
THAT WAS AWESOME!! MY MOTHER WENT TO HIS CONCERT AND GOT INVITED BACKSTAGE AFTERWARD IN THE MID 60'S. HE KISSED HER AND WROTE HER TEO LETTERS. AWESOME STORY. 👌💯🔥
This is from a movie. At a TV performance kids got down and at concerts people would cut loose and danced in the aisles often times jumping up on stage dancing. Guards would have to literally pull the dancing fans off stage.
The song clip is from a film in the era where adults didn't show reactions as they thought that was considered inappropriate. The same adults' tried to stop kids from dancing, Elvis being a good example.
Lol. You guys aren't the first that have noticed the crowd. I think it was a sign of the times. I remember seeing Jimi Hendrix doing Hey Joe at Monterey, playing the guitar with his teeth and behind his back and the crowd is just like this one....comatose.
There's a great vid of Dion and two of the Belmonts songing 'I Wonder Why'live in the 1990s or early 2000s. It opens with a big sign spelling out 'DION in red, white and blue. It would be a good ine to react to, if you can find it.
That’s not the Belmonts with Dion in that video. But it is great .Dion actually hasn’t performed with The Belmonts since 1972 for the live reunion concert at MSG.
I saw an interview on The Oprah Winfrey Show several years ago. It was women who songs were written about. "Sue" was Dion's girlfriend when he was 17. He saw her talking to another guy, and wrote this song. 😂
Another great group from the late 50's-60's. They had some hits including "I Wonder Why", "No One Knows", "A Teenager In Love" & "Where Or When". Dion went solo & had some big hits such as "The Wanderer", "Ruby Baby", "Lonely Teenager", "Donna The Prima Donna" ,"Drip Drop", "Lovers Who Wander", "Little Diane" & "Abraham, Martin & John".
It's it's like a nightclub Dinner Club atmosphere and back in the day yet they dressed up really sharp for everything and acted like they were at jury duty😂
'Runaround Sue' may have turned Dion into 'The Wanderer' his follow up hit. Definitely worth a listen 😀
He was crying about Sue, then in his next song he's hitting on anything with a pulse.
Yea, Dion is Runaround Dion in the 'The Wanderer'.
The wanderer is da bomb. I love that song.
Excellent point!
@@skiptowne5724 , that's usually how it works.
He's 82 and still rocking. He has put out some great blues albums in the last few years.
This song came out in Sept. 1961, the follow-up to this is called 'The Wanderer' (Nov. 1961), which is well worth a listen and shows what Sue's cheating did to poor Dion. hahaha!!
That's funny, i never thought of "the Wanderer" as being connected to Sue.
This is from the movie “Twist around the clock”. Everyone in that room was an actor except Dion. The guys behind him are not even singing or playing instruments. Obviously it was lip synched for the movie. The Del Satins backed Dion on most of his solo hits. Dion left the Belmonts in 1960. This song was recorded mid 1961
Geez Thanks! Next thing you'll be telling me is that is there is no Santa Claus!
Asia & BJ, you'll love their "A Teenager in Love" and Dion DiMucci's "The Wanderer" and "Ruby Baby"!!! This song is actually credited as Dion solo 1961! His backing singers on Runaround Sue and all his solo work was the Del-Satins.
Dion is in his early 80’s and just completed an album still sounds great and looks great for his age
Great album
*Yes Asia...this is a movie from the early 60s, from the 1961 movie "Twist Around the Clock," about the time I was born (1962). And remember, it is less than ten years since Rock-n-Roll was born so the audience in this club are supposed to act as though they've never heard this sort of music before...and have no idea what to do with it.*
Still sounds great after 60 years!!
Something you can't say about too many songs of the era, great song.
Another great song of his is "The Wanderer" which has been in a bunch of movies and commercials over the years. It's worth checking out.
Dion has a great song called Abraham, Martin and John, also New York is my Home written for Sam Cooke. Both are really good.
love abraham,Martin and John
Technically the song that was written for Sam Cooke is called “Song for Sam Cooke, Here in America” Dion toured with Sam in 1962
Back in the 50,s and early 60,s, You had different classes of Dinner and Dance clubs. The higher class it was the more reserved the people were. They would call it civilized. Others would call it boring. Me personally I wouldn't mind a show without screaming, yelling and people jumping all over the place once in awhile. But I also like a Jam party. Just depends on the mood.
Also be good to have. Concert again without cell phones, just vining to the music and experiencing it, rather an alien iPhone attached to the face experience.
@@maverick2242 God dam right
this is one of my all time favorite songs 🥰🥰🥰
fun fact . Dion was on the ill fated winter dance party tour with Big Bopper, Ritchie Valens and Buddy Holly. He balked at paying a months rent for the plane ticket and the rest is history.
This was 1961, nearing the end of the Doo Wop era (roughly 1955-1963-ish). Classic song. Fun fact. Released around the same time as this song was Dion's "The Wanderer" in which the tables are turned on who the unfaithful person is. I'm not sure what this video is from... it does look kind of like it's from a movie.
Hey you got to remember that in those days Rock'n'roll was a very new genre. Only the teenagers went crazy with in the 1950's and early 60's. Dion was only 22 in this clip.
The Wanderer by Dion is 🔥🔥🔥
Absolutely 🔥🔥🔥
Remember that back in the day, to get sound and images was a big deal. You literally had to shoot a movie. This was a very artificial environment (it might even have been on a sound stage at Warner or one of the other studios) and this might have been the fifth take for this song.
Wife here..This was my parents music..They cherished the records ...married young....Learned to Shag with parents during vacations at Myrtle beach to this..".She gonna do ya dirty.."..U2 never disappoint.
This was a common sight, adults sitting in confusion wondering what this "NOISE" is. Rock and Roll was not accepted for many years and guitar rock was thought to be a passing phase for a long time. Plus dancing was reserved for dances. You can see even Led Zeppelin shows where people sit mesmerized.
Dion is the best !!! I can't wait for Asia to go crazy for THE WANDERER, RUBY BABY, and a cover of the Chuck Berry classic, NADINE. Dion brought swagger and a carefree rascal attitude to his early songs that won over his audiences. The do-wop hand clapping and perfectly measured vocals deliver the message with a style now long gone.
That's exactly the way everyone reacts to this song. "Why aren't these stiffs dancing?!?!?!"
This is in a movie that I can't recall right now. Several artists were on labels that produced movies and were in them. The best example of this that comes to mind right now is Connie Francis and her "Where the Boys Are" from movie of same. She was under a MGM contract to do 3 movies the STUDIO told her to do.
@@TANTRUMGASM Thanks, knew I had seen it as a teen, the old mind doesn;t recall as quick as it use too.
This song is so fire. Some of the old music is untouchable & can't be replicated nowadays.
Now you need the wanderer by dion. They go together
DooWops will forever be one of my favorite music moments to listen and relate to. Dion was a total artist
Anyone who has heard Dance with Me Tonight(Olly Murs), or Dear Future Husband (Meghan Trainor), has heard the genius of Dion and the Belmonts.
Both melodies were direct lifts from this song.
Everyone watches this same clip (from a movie) and has the same reaction, it certainly is weird! If you want to see how people Should react, look up the cutest video on a Grandma dancing to this song (it's been around for about 9 years now), it's the greatest!
I have to sing this in the rockabilly band I play out with. Dion is still alive and kicking. People still love it. Good point Asia about this odd video, the people in the audience seem like they're all deaf.
Dion is a Legend. My favourite Song after his Drug Problems is „Abraham, Martin and John“!
'Where or When' and 'I Wonder Why' are two of Dion and the Belmonts famous hits before Dion went solo. You should definitely check them out.
This is a scene from the movie "Twist Around The Clock" in 1961. They released this song in 1961. Back in the day, there were pre-Beatles and then Post. Pre was the period 60 ish to 64. Those days were Motown-controlled. Big Bopper, Buddy Holly, The Everly Bros., and those boys were all from 54-59 during the time Elvis began coming on. And the crooners were the 40s and early 50s
One of my favorite voices I've ever heard to this day
You gotta do the Wanderer, Teenager in Love, Ruby Baby, and I Wonder Why. Dion has a voice just made for rock-n-roll.
Love this era of music! He had a few hits.
I was thinking the same as you Asia…. I was like WTH!!!! Dance, Snap your fingers…. DO SOMETHING!!!! I love this song. I remember my mom playing it growing up
The more I like the band, the more still I am. I don't even breath during some parts of a song. Too much inner body noise.
One of my favorite songs ever! My dad used to dance with me and spin me around in the living room like crazy! Such a heartwarming memory! Thanks to my dad, every little girls first love ❤️
so well turned out and well mannered they were in the old days...great tune without doubt. Dion was smooth class
When I was a kid I thought that this was an original song from the '80s movie Eddie and the cruisers. Later I found the original and was still pleased. Nice selection going into the 50s & 60s. Awesome job guys.
Great movie
Lonely Teenager and Donna the Prima Donna are a must. This appearance is in the movie Twist Around The Clock 1961
Dion was from Brooklyn, where back in the days the community diners were the place to be juke box and all. Dion and the Belmonts were the deal. And the dinner clubs yes was the norm and you got dressed up and it was the thing on a Friday night and Saturday night. This was the time when the dance the twist started coming out. Love you guys! I wish there more folks like you to appreciate different genres and different artist and eras of music. Music you can listen and dance to! 💃
you guys, man, doo wop and 50s rock and roll (that went until 1964 when the beatles came out and changed everything) was the best shit ever. i would love to see you guys react to some of that old stuff. if you liked this one you will like all of it. if you have never heard doo wop you need to, i guarantee you will love it.
We had the greatest music to dance to. In this era, people were polite and enjoyed the show. In this case, the audience were all adults, no teenagers, so this wasn't their kind of music.
Dion - Love Came To Me
Is a straight up BANGER 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I grew up during that era, and I promise everyone got up to dance!
Remember, this was the '50s; a time where the audience sat and watched the show quietly. (The prim and proper era) Believe it or not, there are still social clubs in Quicy, IL, near where I live, where this exact audience behavior still happens. In most areas of America people have progressed to a more active participation at shows---except our area.
I am an old f**t and have always liked a quiet audience I'm there to listen to the music not see a bunch of people jumping around
I went 5 tangerine dream concerts over the years and enjoyed it because the audience was respectful
I think it's rude to not listen to the music
Now I am going to a Heilung concert and am sure it's going to annoying but I still want to see them live
@@mgman6000 Same here; we like to just sit and enjoy the show.
Very favorite songs from the early 60s! I can remember when I first heard this song I was at a dance and the DJ played it, and the rest is history
Dion had a Great voice and had some Great Hits, Love it!
It’s a staged scene. But back then, the audience did not participate much. 50s and early 60s were very repressed. Rock music changed that starting with the Beatles.
And Elvis before the Beatles.
@@darrowcelaya4310 oh yes…. But I remember that 1968 TV show. Those people just sat there. But the teenyboppers were pretty weird.
What a bunch of stiffs! 🤣🤣🤣
Depended on the crowd and the venue, from what I've heard.
@@Mainecoonlady. in the 50s the girls would rip Elvis'clothes trying to get a piece of him. The 68 TV Special was an arranged Christmas show of mostly adults.
"And The Night Stood Still" from 1989 was the latest I heard from him. Really good sax, worth a listen
In nightclubs people use to sit at tables quietly enjoying the act.
When Dion performed in front of teenage girls, they went wild! 😁
OMG I play my DIon station when I need a pick me up and this is one of my favorite songs....even my daughter and grandkids love it! Good reaction!
Ya gotta check out Dion's newest album, released just this month. 'Blues With Friends'. The "Friends" on his album are Bruce Springsteen, Van Morrison, Paul Simon, Joe Bonnamassa, Jeff Beck, Billy Gibbons, Steve Van Zandt, Brian Setzer and others He will be 83 the middle of this month. He is still Rocking and writing great songs.
I think this was to represent the transition when Rock n Roll came in to the dismay of the adults.
This song is from 1961. 60s pop music really made you want to get up and dance! I'm in my 60s and I want to dance LOL
While in the Navy we would go to a bar at ODU and when someone played this on the jukebox you could hear us all singing, at the top of our lungs, for blocks. It was crazy.
This clip is from a movie called "Twist Around the Clock" from 1961, when this song came out. BTW, he did this song after he left the Belmonts. The group that sings background--which is NOT the group in this clip--was called The Del Satins.
I remember the parody of Runnaround Sue but it was in the middle of the sixties when the military draft was at its peak and some band did a song "keep away from your draftboard too hahahaha
You are both so right!!! The audience in this video are the only people who ever heard this song and weren't moving with it!! Most people can't keep still when they hear this, and that's been true from the time the record came out to this very day!
I am only 43 but I grew up on oldies music. Dion was ahead of his time. I’m could see Bruno Mars doing this today. It’s timeless
Love this song. One of my mums all time favourites ❤❤
By all means checkout Dion singing "Abraham, Martin, and John". You will be blown away!
They used to put hit songs in movies back then. They would have a scene where the characters in the movie would go someplace where a singer was performing his hit song.
😊😊 Gotta Love Do Wop! Dion has a long string of this NYC street corner stuff...
It was different back then. It was supposed to be respectful to be quiet until after the song is over. It was the CLUB - that is why.
Oh! I love Dion and the Belmonts. This is on my Spotify bop playlist. lol
Same. Lol. He’s my mom’s favorite, besides Elvis, and I grew up listening to this music so I have a great appreciation for it
This was part of a rock and roll movie. You reacted to other parts of this movie also it was loaded with singers of the time. Dion is still going strong. Now he looks like an old biker gang member from N.Y.😂🤣✌️❤️
Dion is singing about a girl Sue he met in 1957, dated and married in March in 1963 he wrote the song with his friend Ernie Maressca, they are still married and celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary next month.
Too funny How far back. "Back,back? We're going back" LOL. I wondered that to about why people were sitting there not moving.there. Great song and people are just sitting not dancing. Many probably knew a "RUNAROUND SUE". My ex was a Runaround Sue. Dion's other song Abraham,Martin & John was a great song. So is "The Wanderer"" Donna the Prima Donna"
Definition of timeless.
You MUST do "the Wanderer" next by them.
It's an ironic male version of this song and another great classic!!!!
THAT WAS AWESOME!! MY MOTHER WENT TO HIS CONCERT AND GOT INVITED BACKSTAGE AFTERWARD IN THE MID 60'S. HE KISSED HER AND WROTE HER TEO LETTERS. AWESOME STORY. 👌💯🔥
I don’t understand how that audience stays still! I’m dancing in my chair!!
This is from a movie. At a TV performance kids got down and at concerts people would cut loose and danced in the aisles often times jumping up on stage dancing. Guards would have to literally pull the dancing fans off stage.
Yes this is from a movie - the song was released in 1961.
Oh, and Asia I could not sit still through this performance either!!!🕺💃😁
Dion is a great singer, very catchy song.
This is from a movie, it also had other Bands from the 50s in it.
"Sue's got some issues goin' on" Asia 🤣🤣🤣. Great reaction!
😊 thank you
The song clip is from a film in the era where adults didn't show reactions as they thought that was considered inappropriate. The same adults' tried to stop kids from dancing, Elvis being a good example.
Great Song Dion is so cool.
Dude. This is the original House song. Talking about don't get with that runaround Sue. This is amazing.
Blue-eyed soul. Dion was one of the best at it.
Good morning everyone
My husband was named after this singer
Sue?
@@bravesirrobinn 😂 no Dion
@@nicolek1676 Of course I don't know him
@@nicolek1676 Oh I understand now 😁
Dion, Still singing at 81... The original Rock n Roll attitude.. Check out " Ruby Baby" by dion!
Lol. You guys aren't the first that have noticed the crowd. I think it was a sign of the times. I remember seeing Jimi Hendrix doing Hey Joe at Monterey, playing the guitar with his teeth and behind his back and the crowd is just like this one....comatose.
You guys should do a review of "You Don't Have to Be a Star to be in My Show" - Marillyn McCoo (1976)
one of my old time fav songs from that era
50s music has such a simple but honest production
Great performers back in the day.
Back in the day, Rock and Roll was frowned upon .....Some of that audience got with it...!!!
Goin' back to another era of great music!
👍🤘🏼✌️🙏❤️
There's a great vid of Dion and two of the Belmonts songing 'I Wonder Why'live in the 1990s or early 2000s. It opens with a big sign spelling out 'DION in red, white and blue. It would be a good ine to react to, if you can find it.
That’s not the Belmonts with Dion in that video. But it is great .Dion actually hasn’t performed with The Belmonts since 1972 for the live reunion concert at MSG.
I saw an interview on The Oprah Winfrey Show several years ago. It was women who songs were written about. "Sue" was Dion's girlfriend when he was 17. He saw her talking to another guy, and wrote this song. 😂
Another great group from the late 50's-60's. They had some hits including "I Wonder Why", "No One Knows", "A Teenager In Love" & "Where Or When". Dion went solo & had some big hits such as "The Wanderer", "Ruby Baby", "Lonely Teenager", "Donna The Prima Donna" ,"Drip Drop", "Lovers Who Wander", "Little Diane" & "Abraham, Martin & John".
At the time, television studio audiences were often instructed to stay still and silent due to the recording equipment limitations
There's actually a live performance of Don McCleans American Pie where the people in the audience are just sitting there.
The masses have spoken, "The Wanderer" is a must!
I was chasing a bowl of potatoes, gravy, veggies and beef. I called it Runaround Stew. 😜hahahahhahaha, I just kill me.
It's it's like a nightclub Dinner Club atmosphere and back in the day yet they dressed up really sharp for everything and acted like they were at jury duty😂