Bob Burgess is my uncle and I grew up listening to him play and sing. He fostered my love of Van Morrison, The Animals and many more. It is so cool seeing this video. Thanks
@@wtmcgowinI've been trying to determine the first 'garage' track and it all goes back to Link Wray and Bunker Hill's collaborations. So it was born around 1962.
I used to walk my dog with him all the time as a kid. He always told me great jokes in the park. He told me about this tune a few years before he passed. I listen to it quite often to remember his positive smile. RIP Jurgen. My family misses you ❤️💐
I MANAGED / BOOKED / PRODUCED EARLY HAUNTED RECORDS WITH ORIGINAL GROUP INCLUDING SINGER BOB BURGESS. THIS VIDEO WAS DONE FOR CBC TV SHOW AND INCLUDED THE VAN AT THE END AT A GIG IN A HOTEL IN BELOEIL , QUEBEC . THE SAME 60 MIN SHOW ON YOUTH OF THE 60'S FEATURED ME AT MY RADIO SHOW PLAYING THE HAUNTED RECORD. MEMEBERS OF THE BAND CHANGED LATER ON AND EVENTUALLY THE BAND SPLIT UP.THE ORIGINAL HITS WERE ON THE QUALITY RECORD LABEL WHERE I WORKED AS A SALES REP .DON WAYNE PATTERSON
Garage rock open mike recordings of the 60's are nostalgic, simple and they have their own charm! The kids today listening to the hip hop and rap crap on their ipods don't know what they're missing!
@@vincentlussier8264 yawn... every generation says the music of their youth is better than the youth music of today. I'm sure if you open a music magazine from 1966, you'll see letters to the editor like "Edison cylinder opera recordings of the aughts are nostalgic, simple, and they have their own charm! The kids today, listening to groin-oriented jungle rhythms and mop-topped baby boys screaming inanities on their transistor radios, don't know what they're missing!"
The first time that I heard this killer Montreal Canada '66 Punker was in 1982! I must have played it over a 100 times that night and I have never gotten tired of hearing it! Long live 60's Punk! The Haunted Rule!
Around that time for me too - a friend of mine and l would go to parties, cringe at the music, and substitute our Psych compilation cassettes, With this baby always getting people up on their feet!! I’ve heard so muc psych, but this is my fave of them all...
These guys were our favourite Band from Montreal, back in the day! Everywhere we went people asked us if we were ever going to do a double gig with them. It would have been a truly unique event (but it never happened) ! Lots of respect for them, tho'. Never got to see them "Live", as we were always gigging. D.J.Bingham The UGLY DUCKLINGS
Saw Haunted & Ugly Ducklings at Yonge Street when these bands were on top of their game Great scene back then drove up from New Yorkl loaded with weed no worries at the border we were stone cold relaxed & politeplus border people lacked tech detection
Yeah...I still see Bob Burgess once in a while at a local music shop.He works for CFCF 12 TV (CTV)station here in MTL.Classic punk band but still obscure.
Yep, 1966 Sid and I was six when my older brother was playing this song on the record player among a zillion other records. This period of rock was the best!
This is on heavy rotation in my car at full blast. Can't stop myself singing along to it with an idiotic grin on my face. Tought myself to play it again on the acoustic over the weekend and my daughter likes it too now.
A very cool song- one of those i just keep hitting the repeat key to hear it over and over! Such a great sound. I love the organ first then that harmonica, even though Im a guitar man! the 60's cant be beat
60s bands Incorporated the use of the organ and the harmonica it didn't disappear but it surely faded away as time rolled on into the 70s and Beyond oh that great sound of the Hammond B organ two awesome riffs come in mind one is the organ on The Doors Light My Fire and the other is the harmonica on the count five Psychotic Reaction just to mention a few
I've been hitting repeat myself for two hours now on this song!! Lol!!! I'm addicted!... Organ gets me every time. My favorite Zombies songs r "Leave me Be", n "Whenever you're Ready"..... Just brought up in reference to Zombies making good use of an organ. This song here's a Number One!
This was a big song in NDG,,,,,saw these guys play several times ... and my friend Jerry Timmins ended up Drumming for them in the 70;s RIP Jerry... one hard rock steady drummer......
Simply bruisin'! The keys are period perfect. The fuzzed-up guitar gets it. The bass has that groovy "wooly" tone to it. The percussion is crisp and precise. The harmonica is bluesy and tough. I remember this one very well. This band and The Quiet Jungle (from Yorkville) were big medicine in Canada.
My old band, Competition Orange, did a fair cover of this one and The 99th Floor by The Moving Sidewalks. I dedicate this king tone to newer bands such as The Urges and The Strypes (both from Ireland). In memory of my amazing lead guitarist (Jimmy W.) who left this world at the age of sixteen during the early summer of 1967.
One of the greatest garage songs ever!!! As i have heard the single version is different than the album one! I concider myself lucky enough that i can feel something of the pureness and wilderness of that era, watching this video!
What!! It's been 3 weeks and no one has checked and written about this tune....that is hard to believe......this song rocks greatly. Also....I see that, the guys are from Montreal Canada ...they had a half of a dozen songs and I never heard of them.....this web deal is fantastic!! Thanks.
This tune's got it all -- great lyrics/vocals, great harp, great keyboards, great bassline, and lots of period-perfect guitar riffs. I reiterate -- KING TONE!
I heard the opening lyric as: "Walking down the street on a four-way tab..." as in the blotter acid that could be broken into 4 pieces. Since this is a psychedelic song with wonderfully kaleidoscopic fragmented and obtuse lyrics it made sense to me that this would be the kind of stuff you might encounter after ingesting a four-way tab... but then again, I'm not Canadian! I love this song! We used to cover it in my High School garage band daze... "You got nothin' to lose, you're at a penny arcade..."
I believe that the lyrics are "Walking down the street on a foggy night--I saw a young girl standing under a light".... the French-Canadian accent is a tiny bit difficult to decipher regarding some English words... I think it's kinda charming, actually... :) (He is feeling confident about approaching a "lady of the evening", one might say....
ruclips.net/video/TCd_ze06T-E/видео.html A live version from 1989--Bob Burgess back singing the lead, as he did on the original 45. (Johnny Monk sang the one posted by blacflag) He splits the difference on a couple of words--taking a couple from his written version, and a couple from Monk's.
The haunted , the Rabble, Haymarket Riot , Attick dust, the Staccatos Gerry Butler were all part of the WestIsland Scene of the early 60's a great Era that and The Edgewater inn!! ;-) Lived in Dollard at the time .........
Wow, just stumbled upon this great band. Logit4 your way of syncing in short clips to make a full one is truly inspired and perfectly executed. Simply brilliant to behold ; )
I grew up in Montreal in the 60s and never heard of these guys until now. Yeah i was maybe 8 years old when they recorded this thing and I was too young to see them at their venues but even so...
I saw them at the 1st of 2 rock concerts at the Autostade in 1970 (??). They blew the place down and played many songs from the "Are You Experienced" album by Hendrix. They were great. They were not outmatched by other bands like the Who, and Mitch Ryder. I can't remember the other bands (Our Generation maybe, a local band).
thought about the velvets, "up to Lexington/125/feel sick and dirty/more dead than alive", and i believe this 125 refers to the number of the bus he took up to where he scored...
Hey! Thanks for the heads-up, man! I'm hoping this tune gets some airplay on Little Steven's Underground Garage (or, maybe it has already). This tune still gets it, man! Best to ya!
For the last 28 odd years I'd been thinking the opening lyrics were "Walking down the street on a four way tab, I saw a young girl standing under glass" .glad I finally got that straight .
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Bob Burgess is my uncle and I grew up listening to him play and sing. He fostered my love of Van Morrison, The Animals and many more. It is so cool seeing this video. Thanks
Was the best band in Montreal.
Nice!
lots of his friends in my group facebook.com/groups/parkextension
Super
Your uncle rocks, dude.
I wish rock music like this exists nowadays... Too good
Wyld Gooms
It can, if you play music make it happen
Nothing like good old garage rock n roll aka the grandfathers of punk rock, the ones who started it all and gave punk it's sound
and some of its attitude/snarl too
They totally did start it all.
@@wtmcgowinI've been trying to determine the first 'garage' track and it all goes back to Link Wray and Bunker Hill's collaborations. So it was born around 1962.
@@MahoromaticRumble 1959
I keep coming back to this song it's primal
Same here...
That's the right word! Hits deep.
RIP guitarist and founding member Jurgen Peter, March 24th 2017, passed peacefully at home, aged 74 surrounded by family
RIP and God Bless
My deep condolences to family and friends. RIP 😔🌹🌹🌹🎸🎸🎸🇨🇦
I used to walk my dog with him all the time as a kid. He always told me great jokes in the park. He told me about this tune a few years before he passed. I listen to it quite often to remember his positive smile. RIP Jurgen. My family misses you ❤️💐
RIP ❤️ Thanks for the music
01:55 don't be afraid you got nothing to lose
Love the lyric my name is Mary Jane I live down the lane
Another great Montreal band from the 1960's. Better than most of the crap on the radio these days!!
***** I agree. It was the real thing, unlike the no talent bands of today.
If you look around there's still a lot of talent amidst the garbage... just stay pretty much away from the top 40s
There is no radio today! At least no Rock music!
Understatement of the eon.
Totally agree with you Robert Evans.
I MANAGED / BOOKED / PRODUCED EARLY HAUNTED RECORDS WITH ORIGINAL GROUP INCLUDING SINGER BOB BURGESS. THIS VIDEO WAS DONE FOR CBC TV SHOW AND INCLUDED THE VAN AT THE END AT A GIG IN A HOTEL IN BELOEIL , QUEBEC . THE SAME 60 MIN SHOW ON YOUTH OF THE 60'S FEATURED ME AT MY RADIO SHOW PLAYING THE HAUNTED RECORD. MEMEBERS OF THE BAND CHANGED LATER ON AND EVENTUALLY THE BAND SPLIT UP.THE ORIGINAL HITS WERE ON THE QUALITY RECORD LABEL WHERE I WORKED AS A SALES REP .DON WAYNE PATTERSON
Drop the caps next time....
GOD BLESS DON AND THE HAUNTED!
@@markstutz3822 THANKS MARK....
WTF. Written ironically
PAGE-HENDRYX DUDE...............CHILL OUT MAN, IT'S ONLY ROCK AND ROLL BABY!
"A room full of clowns looking back at me." The best garage rock ever.
Sounds like a 2020 Democrat debate
Not the original line, either!
Could be used so many times! Aged like wine!
@@XYZ-lz3xv yep, 100% sure this was aimed at progressives not conservatives when written
@timh203 your progressives of the 60s are considered far right by today's liberals
How I love and still live in 1966! Why leave a great era? Right?
Great 60s garage
Every bit as valid as Louie Louie
Marc Bolan
So true!
Garage rock open mike recordings of the 60's are nostalgic, simple and they have their own charm! The kids today listening to the hip hop and rap crap on their ipods don't know what they're missing!
@@vincentlussier8264 yawn... every generation says the music of their youth is better than the youth music of today. I'm sure if you open a music magazine from 1966, you'll see letters to the editor like "Edison cylinder opera recordings of the aughts are nostalgic, simple, and they have their own charm! The kids today, listening to groin-oriented jungle rhythms and mop-topped baby boys screaming inanities on their transistor radios, don't know what they're missing!"
I like Sixties Garage Punk, in the early nineties there was a Sixties Club in Germany on the Lower Rhine, where this and similar music was played :-)
If that club reopens, Sonja, let us know!
The first time that I heard this killer Montreal Canada '66 Punker was in 1982! I must have played it over a 100 times that night and I have never gotten tired of hearing it! Long live 60's Punk! The Haunted Rule!
Around that time for me too - a friend of mine and l would go to parties, cringe at the music, and substitute our Psych compilation cassettes, With this baby always getting people up on their feet!!
I’ve heard so muc psych, but this is my fave of them all...
Thank lord the internet preserves this. This is fucking rocks.
over the years i have listened to so many songs.. this is still number #1 in my book. damn good tune
The Spider's version is awesome... thanks for the referral!
A true masterpiece of garage rock!
Ahem…. Garage PUNK. There is no such thing as ‘Garage RAWK (?!).
These guys were our favourite Band from Montreal, back in the day! Everywhere we went people asked us if we were ever going to do a double gig with them. It would have been a truly unique event (but it never happened) ! Lots of respect for them, tho'. Never got to see them "Live", as we were always gigging.
D.J.Bingham
The UGLY DUCKLINGS
Saw Haunted & Ugly Ducklings at Yonge Street when these bands were on top of their game Great scene back then drove up from New Yorkl loaded with weed no worries at the border we were stone cold relaxed & politeplus border people lacked tech detection
It's Nice To Find This Rare Clip from This Magnificent Mod Band!
Yeah...I still see Bob Burgess once in a while at a local music shop.He works for CFCF 12 TV (CTV)station here in MTL.Classic punk band but still obscure.
Long Live The Haunted a Great Rock&Roll Band made in Montreal 😎 I was there and I'm still here in a loop👍
Oh man. What a great song and video. 1966 and all that, eh?
Yep, 1966 Sid and I was six when my older brother was playing this song on the record player among a zillion other records. This period of rock was the best!
Too cool, man. And then they go and pile in to my favorite all-time vehicle too........the 61-67 Ford econoline vans! GO HAUNTED! thanks for posting
Gosh. So much we missed out on. Soooo much. I lament that. This is one great song! We need to preserve this. It's absolute treasure!
Groovie , far out,
Γ A M A T O !
$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
This is on heavy rotation in my car at full blast. Can't stop myself singing along to it with an idiotic grin on my face. Tought myself to play it again on the acoustic over the weekend and my daughter likes it too now.
alright
That drumming is absolutely fantastic, great record
A very cool song- one of those i just keep hitting the repeat key to hear it over and over! Such a great sound. I love the organ first then that harmonica, even though Im a guitar man! the 60's cant be beat
60s bands Incorporated the use of the organ and the harmonica it didn't disappear but it surely faded away as time rolled on into the 70s and Beyond oh that great sound of the Hammond B organ two awesome riffs come in mind one is the organ on The Doors Light My Fire and the other is the harmonica on the count five Psychotic Reaction just to mention a few
I've been hitting repeat myself for two hours now on this song!! Lol!!! I'm addicted!... Organ gets me every time. My favorite Zombies songs r "Leave me Be", n "Whenever you're Ready"..... Just brought up in reference to Zombies making good use of an organ. This song here's a Number One!
@@thomassmith5860 psychotic Reaction. One of the most high energy songs ever written. I'm 66 so I've heard it A LOT!!!!!!!
This was a big song in NDG,,,,,saw these guys play several times ... and my friend Jerry Timmins ended up Drumming for them in the 70;s
RIP Jerry... one hard rock steady drummer......
Simply bruisin'! The keys are period perfect. The fuzzed-up guitar gets it. The bass has that groovy "wooly" tone to it. The percussion is crisp and precise. The harmonica is bluesy and tough. I remember this one very well. This band and The Quiet Jungle (from Yorkville) were big medicine in Canada.
Good ol Canadian garage rock eh!
"My name's Mary Jane, I live down the lane."
Captain Freedom I don’t know why but I love that bit
@@sunsetvlogs5500 It's one of those things that sounds dumb but is brilliant.
Mary Jane works nights....
Great late 60's R & B
Best olddie song ever, got the vibe of a 90's grunge track and the coolness of the Stones... Classic
I knew Bob Burgess the bass player...big deal back in the day...thank you :)
Bob Burgess is on facebook...Add him!!! LOL
Allan Embury Jurgen Peter is my grandpa! (The lead guitarist)
A former band-mate of mine was taught art at school in Toronto ( or somewhere) by their drummer...
@renem101 1-2-5 is the chord progression. The band said so in an interview I read somewhere, probably Ugly Things magazine.
Thanks for answering this question I was wondering since 35 years (Fuzztones). And thanks as well to Mike Stax for sure and as always.
@@LB-oi1uo There's another explanation, but less suitable for an old interview.
My old band, Competition Orange, did a fair cover of this one and The 99th Floor by The Moving Sidewalks. I dedicate this king tone to newer bands such as The Urges and The Strypes (both from Ireland). In memory of my amazing lead guitarist (Jimmy W.) who left this world at the age of sixteen during the early summer of 1967.
16 is waaaaay too young for anyone to go !!!! Sad !!! Honour him well !!
Love Dave lambert’s voice. Great recording. Some great songs with the strawbs
‘Strawbs’?!
One of the greatest garage songs ever!!! As i have heard the single version is different than the album one! I concider myself lucky enough that i can feel something of the pureness and wilderness of that era, watching this video!
saw them in granby quebec late sixty s pierre gravel was their manager great band
What!! It's been 3 weeks and no one has checked and written about this tune....that is hard to believe......this song rocks greatly. Also....I see that, the guys are from Montreal Canada ...they had a half of a dozen songs and I never heard of them.....this web deal is fantastic!! Thanks.
You know, at record conventions in Canada, this album is like a ''stanley cup'' when you can find a copy.
A garage rock classic! I had no idea there was a video for this great song… How freaking cool!!
My favorite of the 2 versions of this song, thanks for getting it posted back on here. GREAT 60's tune!
Always as fantastic as the first time, the Legendary «Haunted» Montreal Rock Roll Topnivo...
Keep On Rockin Canadian Garage Band, from St-Henri 😎😎
I finally got my hands on this masterpeace original 45 !
me too today in Tasmania
holy shit... this is GOLD!!!
This tune's got it all -- great lyrics/vocals, great harp, great keyboards, great bassline, and lots of period-perfect guitar riffs. I reiterate -- KING TONE!
Don't tell me that, these guys didn't make it....they certainly got talent all around. Even a cool video if from the 60s. Good feelin', rockin' tune.
Songs like this really make why psyche garage from the 1960's sounds so amazing....such influence on bands today.
Ooooooh! Amazing!!! Cheers mate that's... I don't know what to say... that's Wooooooooooohoooooooooo!!! thanks so much for posting!!!!!
I remember these times. Her name was Mary Jane... so many songs could only vaguely reference drugs. This is a great song!!!
Terrific songwriting & an oh-so-cool delivery….
this one and Money by the Kingsmen are my choices for top 2 garage sound single
Thanks a million for this great post of one of my absolute all time faves
I heard the opening lyric as: "Walking down the street on a four-way tab..." as in the blotter acid that could be broken into 4 pieces. Since this is a psychedelic song with wonderfully kaleidoscopic fragmented and obtuse lyrics it made sense to me that this would be the kind of stuff you might encounter after ingesting a four-way tab... but then again, I'm not Canadian! I love this song! We used to cover it in my High School garage band daze... "You got nothin' to lose, you're at a penny arcade..."
I believe it was called for a window pane
I believe that the lyrics are "Walking down the street on a foggy night--I saw a young girl standing under a light".... the French-Canadian accent is a tiny bit difficult to decipher regarding some English words... I think it's kinda charming, actually... :) (He is feeling confident about approaching a "lady of the evening", one might say....
Here's the original 45, on Quality--1966ruclips.net/video/qD-UhbxGZ4E/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/TCd_ze06T-E/видео.html A live version from 1989--Bob Burgess back singing the lead, as he did on the original 45. (Johnny Monk sang the one posted by blacflag) He splits the difference on a couple of words--taking a couple from his written version, and a couple from Monk's.
@@truethought62 Thanks so much for linking that!
very awesome stuff here
I cant get this out of my head its like Grooving with Mr Bolw and Louie Louie had a baby.
Absolutely great classic.
The opening drum part reminds me of the Rolling Stones. Love the songs melody. Pretty good lead guitar too.
The haunted , the Rabble, Haymarket Riot , Attick dust, the Staccatos Gerry Butler were all part of the WestIsland Scene of the early 60's a great Era that and The Edgewater inn!! ;-) Lived in Dollard at the time .........
Where was the West Island scene and the Edgewater Inn? Is it still there?
Old Pointe Claire guy here…first saw the outdoors at Cedar Park…lord how I remember the Edgewater!!!
@@ricktraversy7051
And the Mapes.
no, it,s been torn down, parking place instead , the Maples burned down
has been put down a long long time ago .. also remember the Mapes???
The Fuzztones version is also good too!!
unbelievably great song and video ..thanks for posting
Out of curiosity I looked for the 45 on E-bay. The Amy version just sold for $377.09. Of course it's the promo copy so that must justify it.
I kept thinking the Roxy but that was in Ste.Agathe...thanks
I love this song, thanks for posting it on here to enjoy!
rockon bonzo76 blast from the pasts you tube time travel out of sight the haunted rock!
This song is badass.
Wow, just stumbled upon this great band. Logit4 your way of syncing in short clips to make a full one is truly inspired and perfectly executed. Simply brilliant to behold ; )
Super piece 😲😲😲😲😲😲
this songs is one of my favs of all time
thank you jurgen
greetings from greece!!!
60s rebellion fellowship ...You haunted me with this immortal 60s garage magic tune .
I grew up in Montreal in the 60s and never heard of these guys until now. Yeah i was maybe 8 years old when they recorded this thing and I was too young to see them at their venues but even so...
I saw them at the 1st of 2 rock concerts at the Autostade in 1970 (??). They blew the place down and played many songs from the "Are You Experienced" album by Hendrix. They were great. They were not outmatched by other bands like the Who, and Mitch Ryder. I can't remember the other bands (Our Generation maybe, a local band).
First time hearing this, someone posted it in a music group I am in. Great tune.
The quintessential 60s garage punk song. Perfect!
Man this is awesome! gotta buy some new records now. I Like:P thanks blackflag
Brilliant.
Très bon groupe garage
Nice footage!!! I bought their album in about '86...loved these guys, mostly kinda folky, but 1-2-5 was raw. Vapeur Mauve was pretty cool too.
The lyrics are tantalizing, and the beat is very groovy.
thank you for uploading this great tuuuununnnne.
you really rock!!!
Maybe the best garage of the 60`s song ever. Great!
There are equally good as this or even better maybe, but in the end it's a matter of taste. Anyways 1-2-5 is an absolute 💎
I said what's your name
My name's Marie-Jane
I live down the lane
ALRIGHT !
thought about the velvets, "up to Lexington/125/feel sick and dirty/more dead than alive", and i believe this 125 refers to the number of the bus he took up to where he scored...
RIP Jurgen Peter!
This is really amazing. Thanx .
Were these guys an influence on CCR? I hear a lot of similarities in their music
Verduner David Fennario, author of Balconville, remembered the Haunted in one of the emails he wrote me, RIP Dave!
Top tune👌
Hey! Thanks for the heads-up, man! I'm hoping this tune gets some airplay on Little Steven's Underground Garage (or, maybe it has already). This tune still gets it, man! Best to ya!
Thank you CBC!
Cool song cat
Garage daZe !:)
For the last 28 odd years I'd been thinking the opening lyrics were "Walking down the street on a four way tab, I saw a young girl standing under glass" .glad I finally got that straight .
+NIGEL PASSMORE Oh, the days of 4 way tabs. Blast off.
+NIGEL PASSMORE I think that's the lyrics The Fuzztones came up with when they covered the song back in '84
so cool- I love this song
Where did you dig this video up, raw
Fantastici!
I am the audio engineer who did the remastering, i knew Jurgen and became friend with him. R.I.P Jurgen.