1966 "Things Go Better With Coke" - The Easybeats - from their TV special - 75 seconds, Australia.
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- 1966 "Things Go Better With Coke" - The Easybeats - from their TV special - 75 seconds, Australia.
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See Dick had a great smile
A different recording to the one that was released.
Well I hope they got paid for that it's terrible lol 😆
It certainly is appalling. But he's a happy fella and probably thought it was great
It was cute
And the coke company probably liked all the free adds that they were getting. And the sales that they got by the Easybeats putting their music to it got the girls buying it because they thought that the Easybeats drank it to. . And they wanted to drink what The band was drinking at the time.
Besides Stevie was very cute.
Terrible song
So are you saying that the original "Come And See Her" by the Easybeats is terrible or this adapted version for the Coke commercial is the problem?
@@coca-colakid3329 yeah and I think the band was OK, Friday on my mind, was a good song
Can't say the same for his dancing, on a par with the chersey Tom Jones.
Except for the fact that Tom Jones was not good looking. And I never saw him do any dancing. And I think that Stevie's Dancing was adorable and that he was very Cute.
I would have loved to have been given the opportunity to meet them and get their autographs.. But being in the USA there was no charge of that..
Besides that I was only 13 at the time so even if it was possible to my parents would not have taken me
@@johnwren7914I'm not a huge fan of the band as I think Wright should have worked on getting his voice in tune. I'm not a huge fan of this song either, but I still disagree with your comment as I like Good Times and St. Louis. I can sorta dig Falling Off the Edge of the World, and Sorry. Wright's dancing for me is hit and miss. Either playing for the fangirls or great moves. Tom Jones wasn't that slick imo. Paul McCartney and Mick Jagger admired what he did on stage. Evie was a very good song.
@@coca-colakid3329 Ja !!!