Long live the sound of Kay guitars and Harmony 12-watt amplifiers! Hard to duplicate that tone anymore, what with all the digital tech stuff nowadays, methinks. Ah, well, nostalgic nonetheless...
@@On_Dust Ah, yes indeed! I'd have to think it really hops off the chair when you turn it up to ten. A different sound, though, than the one here, methinks. All good, nonetheless. I myself, had a very old Vox 100-watt, and back then, it served me well until it was stolen. Ah well, good memories, if nothing else. Rock on...
@@universallanguage59 😮 wow. were you a rocker? In the psychedelic era? What did you play, lead or rhythm? Your band played blues, rock n roll or heavier stuff? By the way i am sorry for you 100 watt amplifier. It would be nice to have it today.
@@On_Dust Yes..., well..., somewhere between 'Rocker', 'Mod', 'Two-Tone', and 'punk', in terms from a different era. It was actually a bass, during the period when we called it 'New Wave', or 'Ska-revival', or 'indie rock', or a host of other words used at the time. It was a modified Fender Precision Bass from the early seventies, and it served me well for quite a few years, and wasn't ever stolen, like the amp. We did have the benefit of growing up with quite a few older brothers who tried forming 'Garage bands' back during that 'psychedelic' era, though I was just a kid. Most of them had pretty extensive record collections, and we felt inspired to ty it ourselves, I suppose. We would pretty much try anything - 'Rock and Roll', Motown, R&B, Ska, Rock Steady, some 'Funk ' (whatever those terms may have meant at the time), pretty much anything was fair game, except the blues or jazz, which sounded dreadfully foolish to attempt, with most of the people I ever played with. Thankful to have had gear that was original stuff from names like Gibson, Fender, Rickenbacker, Gretsch, Marshall, Vox, Ampeg, Sunn, Hofner, Selmer, and the Hammond B-3, not the re-issues that they make now. It was also considerably less expensive then, though still hard to afford, given the little money we did make at gigs. Gave it up for a healthier and more responsible occupation and lifestyle, for the most part. Fortunately, my memory is still quite clear for the most positive things from those days. Nostalgia can be great, but like a wise person once said: "Everything changes with time". Great chatting with you. Take care.
This band was actually from Davidsonville, MD, and you can get this song on the 2nd volume in the Teenage Shutdown series released by Tim Warren/Crypt Records called "You Treated Me Bad!"
Rick Maske was from Bladensburg, MD; not sure where the rest of the band was from. I first met him as a sophomore at Bladensburg Senior High. Rick was cool beyond cool. When he told me that his band, The Deadbeats, had cut a 45 RPM single, I bought one immediately. I had it for years, until one day while I was sorting my 45s, I found that it was broken, completely cracked, from center to edge. If Ashleigh Ernst is still around, I hope your grandfather is alive and well. I'm VERY happy this song ended up on RUclips!
+Gary Noakes Gary, is the flip side as good? Since you don't have the record anymore perhaps you can't answer that. Do you recall what the flip was? Thanks!
Just saw this while showing my friends this video, apologies for being 2 years late! He is alive and doing quite well, weve disconnected over the years, but his sons and my mother are extremely close to me, and he calls my mother often. Sorry about the record! I wonder if Rick still has any. Theyd sell for a pretty penny, if so, know that for sure. Ill tell him you all said hello!!
I know nobody really cares but... This is my favourite song by far and I'd like to ask you to tell your grandpa (if he's still alive) that he has a new fan and that he's amazing for being a part of this. Good luck to you and him for the rest of your lives.
the film (but not the music) comes from a mid 60s Godard film, "Vivre Sa Vie". the actress is anna karina (godard's erstwhile wife). ruclips.net/video/hsQi4ouYYzI/видео.html
Cute, playful, and perky. Nothing trashy. What a turn on. Too modest to be appreciated by today's pop culture. Reminds me very much of the love of my life. Her look, the way she dances, her playful gestures. Unfortunately she descended into schizophrenic madness while we were heading towards a life together in our youth, and though I grasped as hard as I could, I could not hold on as I watched her and my heart slowly slide away. Still hurts to this day. Anyways, who cares
+Otto Matic: One hell of a post you laid down, Otto. Damn what a tragic story. Yeah, I care. It hurt just to envision what you were describing. That mental illness....especially that one.....is horrific. Tell me.....any word on what or how she turned out later in life? Thx. joel in tucson
Was this "Band of Outsiders" by Goddard? Remember it but can't place it. From an old crime thriller by Dolores Hitchens (American). Those French new wave directors loved those old American crime thrillers. Nice song I've never heard before.
@@samwillo3720 fair. But one thing is hating a movement, and other is to collect in memory moving images of an era. Besides Godard si not exactly a landmark of the hippy era, more like one of the many who experiment in cinema so much, that he ended up rewritting cinema language
All so real. Excellent little gem. Those guys don't have a clue. I like the irony of this particular song placed along side this film. The Gitanes on the jukebox are a clue to something French going on here.
OH Dude.....somebody help me. I KNOW this band.....well, not by this name, but I sure think I recognize some of the talent singing and playing. Who were the players in this band and where were they out of? Thx jbeintucson
this classic rock and roll gem had a Beatles and rolling Stones vibe to it so doggone ahh coooooollll love it the young lady in this is very pretty an enjoying herself as she dances and princesses around the shop wow the olden days how I miss em well peace everyone😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂.
@@emmamaiphillips hello Emma,I have looked at some of the comments listed and this scene is from an early 60s French film called( English title) My Life to live directed by Jean-Luc Godard the girl in the video is Anna Karina an actress who made a number of films in Europe during the 60s and 70s,including the one mentioned above-the music she is dancing to in the film is different from the music used here-the song featured in this video was from an obscure mid 60s American garage band dubbed over the orig music-the film My life to live is available to view on You Tube hope this helps 😊
I have to agree with you there, Madam. By today's standards, her dancing would be very demure, but I love her playful flirting and the fact she gives nothing blatant away. It's subtle and restrained. No tits in the men's faces, just the knowing wink that we've lost sight of.
ok so film history lesson, this is a scene from jean luc godard's "vivre sa vie". here's the original to a totally different song, ruclips.net/video/LlBS3PmPfaI/видео.html
I have to say that bit where the camera goes slowly around the corner (empty chair in corner) is pure genius, whoever thought of that. It was also clever to have her purse, jacket laying on one of the tables reflect perfectly in one of the windows. I don't who directed this but they knew something about film-making.
I think you are mistaken. You're so used to seeing the girls of today - tattoos all over, pins, bones through noses etc. The girl in this video is what all girls look like before they ruin their looks permanently.
Look for Roller Girl , and see Anna Karina in it. (Btw very off topic, think this character and movie were a major inspiration for the movies Amelie and Sans toi ni loi .. :)
+shlibber Are you a French movie buff or just a wealth of info about old movies? I noticed that the whole movie is available on RUclips. Will have to catch it someday.
Anna Karina in a scene from the French movie "Vivre sa vie" from Jean-Luc Godard (1962), this movie was a classic of what was called the "New Wave Cinema", Happy New Year, Ciao, L
Ana Karina, famous actress of french movies.
She has french facial features and dances like a happy little angel. I wish I was young again. Simpler times of unpretentious fun and carefree spirit.
She's actually French
Actually Danish and French Her name was Anna Karina
Me too.
She has big tits, too. Don't forget when we were young.
Great movie with shitty ending
I wonder if Anna Karina (RIP) saw this upload. If sort of works. Great song and a beautiful woman.
Long live the sound of Kay guitars and Harmony 12-watt amplifiers! Hard to duplicate that tone anymore, what with all the digital tech stuff nowadays, methinks. Ah, well, nostalgic nonetheless...
12. I have a 40 watt amplifier.
@@On_Dust Ah, yes indeed! I'd have to think it really hops off the chair when you turn it up to ten. A different sound, though, than the one here, methinks. All good, nonetheless. I myself, had a very old Vox 100-watt, and back then, it served me well until it was stolen. Ah well, good memories, if nothing else. Rock on...
@@universallanguage59 😮 wow. were you a rocker? In the psychedelic era? What did you play, lead or rhythm? Your band played blues, rock n roll or heavier stuff? By the way i am sorry for you 100 watt amplifier. It would be nice to have it today.
@@On_Dust Yes..., well..., somewhere between 'Rocker', 'Mod', 'Two-Tone', and 'punk', in terms from a different era. It was actually a bass, during the period when we called it 'New Wave', or 'Ska-revival', or 'indie rock', or a host of other words used at the time. It was a modified Fender Precision Bass from the early seventies, and it served me well for quite a few years, and wasn't ever stolen, like the amp. We did have the benefit of growing up with quite a few older brothers who tried forming 'Garage bands' back during that 'psychedelic' era, though I was just a kid. Most of them had pretty extensive record collections, and we felt inspired to ty it ourselves, I suppose. We would pretty much try anything - 'Rock and Roll', Motown, R&B, Ska, Rock Steady, some 'Funk ' (whatever those terms may have meant at the time), pretty much anything was fair game, except the blues or jazz, which sounded dreadfully foolish to attempt, with most of the people I ever played with. Thankful to have had gear that was original stuff from names like Gibson, Fender, Rickenbacker, Gretsch, Marshall, Vox, Ampeg, Sunn, Hofner, Selmer, and the Hammond B-3, not the re-issues that they make now. It was also considerably less expensive then, though still hard to afford, given the little money we did make at gigs. Gave it up for a healthier and more responsible occupation and lifestyle, for the most part. Fortunately, my memory is still quite clear for the most positive things from those days. Nostalgia can be great, but like a wise person once said: "Everything changes with time". Great chatting with you. Take care.
She may not love him, but I love this song.
In this scene taken from "Vivre sa vie" directed by Jean-Luc Godard, Anna Karina danced on the music originally by Michel Legrand Swing swing swing.
dick
I remember I had seen this somewhere but I couldn’t pinpoint from where.
I saw a clip in college in Film History
This song is a keeper. It may take a couple of spins but, the fun-loving British sound is truly enjoyable. Good tune.
This band was actually from Davidsonville, MD, and you can get this song on the 2nd volume in the Teenage Shutdown series released by Tim Warren/Crypt Records called "You Treated Me Bad!"
RIP Jean-Luc Godard. ⚘
Her hair ! Her makeup ! Everything I love it !!
That's the actress Anna Karina. She was Jean-Luc Godard's wife and principal actress for several of his films.
"her milkers!"
She was the muse of Goddard
I wondered if she was wearing a wig
She's gonna make those lads take up POCKET pool...
LOL. Sounds like you gave in to temptation.
Rick Maske was from Bladensburg, MD; not sure where the rest of the band was from. I first met him as a sophomore at Bladensburg Senior High. Rick was cool beyond cool. When he told me that his band, The Deadbeats, had cut a 45 RPM single, I bought one immediately. I had it for years, until one day while I was sorting my 45s, I found that it was broken, completely cracked, from center to edge. If Ashleigh Ernst is still around, I hope your grandfather is alive and well. I'm VERY happy this song ended up on RUclips!
+Gary Noakes Gary, is the flip side as good? Since you don't have the record anymore perhaps you can't answer that. Do you recall what the flip was? Thanks!
+shlibber Thanks!
Just saw this while showing my friends this video, apologies for being 2 years late! He is alive and doing quite well, weve disconnected over the years, but his sons and my mother are extremely close to me, and he calls my mother often. Sorry about the record! I wonder if Rick still has any. Theyd sell for a pretty penny, if so, know that for sure. Ill tell him you all said hello!!
thanks for talkin man
how you playing pool with that dancing around the table...hubba hubba.
Bring back the style baby
Apparently my grandfather was the ginger vocalist for this band (Rick Maske)....damn.
Very interesting. Great vocal. Where was the band from ?
I know nobody really cares but... This is my favourite song by far and I'd like to ask you to tell your grandpa (if he's still alive) that he has a new fan and that he's amazing for being a part of this.
Good luck to you and him for the rest of your lives.
if it's true, he's a legend.
New fan, here!
And I'm thumb up number 13. My lucky/unlucky number (?)
#RIPAnnaKarina
Best era for guitar Rock!
60`S ROCK FOR EVER !!!!!
👍
@@Psychedelic_TimeTraveller86 Good early psych .
@@luiscalcano4359 Early punk , garage., Psych was the best psych !
The drummer of this band commented on this video:
ruclips.net/video/zsc9gRPsd8w/видео.html
the film (but not the music) comes from a mid 60s Godard film, "Vivre Sa Vie".
the actress is anna karina (godard's erstwhile wife).
ruclips.net/video/hsQi4ouYYzI/видео.html
WOW 😳 what a truly beautiful woman! And that song is now one of my favorites. Punk rock at its best.
Sexy and goofy at the same time - difficult to pull off....and that little glance over her shoulder at 0:22 - sigh!
That's why it's called the SWINGING 60s.
Great quality footage! Can almost taste the 60's
Nathaniel Hornblower That isn't the 60s, man. That's just ditch weed.
it's from godard's VIVRE SA VIE. THE film was released in 1962.
Cute, playful, and perky. Nothing trashy. What a turn on. Too modest to be appreciated by today's pop culture.
Reminds me very much of the love of my life. Her look, the way she dances, her playful gestures. Unfortunately she descended into schizophrenic madness while we were heading towards a life together in our youth, and though I grasped as hard as I could, I could not hold on as I watched her and my heart slowly slide away. Still hurts to this day. Anyways, who cares
+Otto Matic: One hell of a post you laid down, Otto. Damn what a tragic story. Yeah, I care. It hurt just to envision what you were describing. That mental illness....especially that one.....is horrific. Tell me.....any word on what or how she turned out later in life? Thx. joel in tucson
We do! I was the male version of your ex...still hurts
Vivre sa vie - Jean-Luc Godard 1962.
I've never seen that one but somehow my first thought was "this must be a Godard movie but it's not Band of Outsiders."
Anna Karina from Godard's 1964 film, "Vivre Sa Vie" ruclips.net/video/zM8LysVo4bs/видео.html
Garage was the MAN Sixties
Could have been the sequel to the Beatles "She Loves You" 😁
Funny, there was a punk band from L.A. called the Deadbeats. They were goth before goth.
Was this "Band of Outsiders" by Goddard? Remember it but can't place it. From an old crime thriller by Dolores Hitchens (American). Those French new wave directors loved those old American crime thrillers. Nice song I've never heard before.
Search discogs “The Dead Beats” with a space between dead and beats. It appears they only released on single.
Pulp fiction inpired
There is something beautifully simplistic about this song that gets in my head.
Shirley Feenie with the total accessory package...... My Gosh I'm in love.
now you know where tarantino gets his inspiration ;)
Actually he hates hippies and the music from the 60s evolving around love and the movement. Look it up.
@@samwillo3720 fair. But one thing is hating a movement, and other is to collect in memory moving images of an era. Besides Godard si not exactly a landmark of the hippy era, more like one of the many who experiment in cinema so much, that he ended up rewritting cinema language
All so real. Excellent little gem. Those guys don't have a clue. I like the irony of this particular song placed along side this film. The Gitanes on the jukebox are a clue to something French going on here.
Tell your grandpa I dig it !!!
Best song of the week. Best video of the year.
she was not born to love she was made to kill all broken hearts love until the end
Anna karina In Goddard films definitely influenced Mia Wallace
The song is so good. It's hard to find much of their music on here, unfortunately.
OH Dude.....somebody help me. I KNOW this band.....well, not by this name, but I sure think I recognize some of the talent singing and playing. Who were the players in this band and where were they out of? Thx jbeintucson
Rick Maske (vocals) and Wayne Jordan (drums) Bladensburg, Maryland
Beautiful and gone, sad.
I wish I could find this song on another plataform ;(
A Whole Lotta Mod Rockin! ;-)))
She's wearing Jerry's puffy shirt!
I love the drumming style of this song!!! Reminds me of the brazilian style called "Axé Music"!!! Amazing!! I love so much the song!! ❤🎸😃
Viajou longe ein?
@@javierrodriguez9195 né? Kk
Awwee aww
At first I read this was from 1996 and I all thought was, "Damn, what a weird music video for a 90s song!"
Early punk, ooooo yeah!!
yeah !!!
*THAT* was my first experience of that song, wow! This video is half a century long, & she's drop-dead gorgeous! Yet, they ignore her(?!!!)
Shes the type that gives you cavitys , just looking at her. So sweet. What an angel. Where is she now?
@@ziblot1235 Not in 60's Dr Who, if only!
@@ziblot1235 according to info Sha passed away 2019 aged 79
FINALLY subscribing to this amazing RUclips Channel!!
this classic rock and roll gem had a Beatles and rolling Stones vibe to it so doggone ahh coooooollll love it the young lady in this is very pretty an enjoying herself as she dances and princesses around the shop wow the olden days how I miss em well peace everyone😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂.
Nostalgia is the most powerful emotion. Memories.......
Love your videos. Would love even more to know the names of the movies the clips come from. thanks for the music!
The guys trying to play snooker for goodness sake ha
Kind of disconcerting to see a woman this beautiful being studiously ignored by men. She's got it all.
How can you not notice such a lovely looking girl particularly when she's dancing to a great song like this gem
Hey Bryan, do you know what film this is from? I’m desperate to find it☺️
@@emmamaiphillips hello Emma,I have looked at some of the comments listed and this scene is from an early 60s French film called( English title) My Life to live directed by Jean-Luc Godard the girl in the video is Anna Karina an actress who made a number of films in Europe during the 60s and 70s,including the one mentioned above-the music she is dancing to in the film is different from the music used here-the song featured in this video was from an obscure mid 60s American garage band dubbed over the orig music-the film My life to live is available to view on You Tube hope this helps 😊
@Bryan Palmer That’s great 👍Thanks so much- I’ve seen a couple of films with Anna Karina in - she reminds of Leslie Caron a bit😊
@@emmamaiphillips ruclips.net/video/I5y0NDRF2Pg/видео.html
They kind of sound like The Kinks.
More like Gene Clark from the Byrds.
Blacflag, I've been subscribed for ages, but never thanked you for all these awesome songs.
Anyway, here it is: Thank you.
like this alot
I need some expert garage advice - contact me please
How to look amazing before there were 'stylist'.
She's so cute dancing around those men that are extremely ignoring her though how dare they, she looked gorgeous as always.
I have to agree with you there, Madam. By today's standards, her dancing would be very demure, but I love her playful flirting and the fact she gives nothing blatant away. It's subtle and restrained. No tits in the men's faces, just the knowing wink that we've lost sight of.
Wish I had a girl like that!
Shake it baby!
exceptional and yet so unknown in the Netherlands
Two people don't love this song.
+Jim Nesta 2 Jealous lady's ?? ;-)
ok so film history lesson, this is a scene from jean luc godard's "vivre sa vie". here's the original to a totally different song, ruclips.net/video/LlBS3PmPfaI/видео.html
+Edmund Mooney Exactely ........ absolument ....... formidable.... who the lady dancing ?? Anybody knows ??
That is the amazing Anna Karina who he discovered when she was 16.
Ah! Poor lad, poor lass. Perhaps she doesn't know who he is behind the mask, eh?
Super Song. Ich mag es, wenn die scheppernde Gitarre ab 0.06 einsetzt.
I have to say that bit where the camera goes slowly around the corner (empty chair in corner) is pure genius, whoever thought of that. It was also clever to have her purse, jacket laying on one of the tables reflect perfectly in one of the windows. I don't who directed this but they knew something about film-making.
this is Godard
rania pasheko Name of film??
www.imdb.com/title/tt0056663/?ref_=nv_sr_1 :)
rania pasheko Thank you so much!
you are welcome!
Gorgeous bob hair
She is the most beautiful woman I've ever seen.
There were quite a few equally beautiful women in the New Wave era of cinema, but Anna has long been one of my own favourites.
I think you are mistaken. You're so used to seeing the girls of today - tattoos all over, pins, bones through noses etc. The girl in this video is what all girls look like before they ruin their looks permanently.
@@warwickwas Ha ha ha. That is funny!
Anna karina ( rip )
Look for Roller Girl , and see Anna Karina in it.
(Btw very off topic, think this character and movie were a major inspiration for the movies Amelie and Sans toi ni loi .. :)
Cool. Nice that these guys picked up on an old Black American blues song. The Stones et al did the same. Long live rhythm n blues!
1964 Jean Luc Godard's masterpiece. A film that influenced Tarantino.
Anna Karina, mon amour !
R.I.P 😔💔
Yeah!! Great rockn' tune
great vid! (as usual)!
Looks like Justine in this video
i just love it
Love it! The babe is worth the price of admission.
+shlibber Her name is Karina? What's the movie?
+shlibber Thanks for the info!
+shlibber Are you a French movie buff or just a wealth of info about old movies? I noticed that the whole movie is available on RUclips. Will have to catch it someday.
+shlibber Thanks for the tip buddy! Have a great day!
great stuff never heard this before
I believe I seen this movie many years ago...was a foreign movie but not sure of the name,anybody knows let me know.
Garage!!
A voice similar to Del Shannon.
Sounds like early Byrds.
I'm definitely digging this
independent top suspension......
She would have made a great pole dancer.
Watching this video, it looks like the song title should be the other way around.
Flirt
Total fab!
like opoios einai edw apo ekpomph georgiou ;)
Εγώ δεν γνωρίζω για την εκπομπή Γεωργίου. Είμαι εδώ γιατί ένας τοπικός ραδιοφωνικός σταθμός το έβαλε.
What is the video from????
I do like the style of the cloths people are wearing in this scene.
1:25 Amo essa parte!
Ela tá doidinha!
I wonder who the girl is is she an actress
Anna Karina in a scene from the French movie "Vivre sa vie" from Jean-Luc Godard (1962), this movie was a classic of what was called the "New Wave Cinema", Happy New Year, Ciao, L
The song is so true
please can I take her home?
Well, she is now pushing 80, but divorced her 4th husband in '94. So yeah, I guess you've got a shot.
love this record
I liked to listen at 0,75x 👍👏👏👏
Great sounds👍
Cool video !!
A bit beatleesque when they sing She Dont Love Me.