You can see in the video in 66 that kids in Britain were already wearing their hair long. This song, Hendrix, Zeppelin, ACDC, Soundgarden, I went from each in that order. Since 1966. Actually 64 with the Beatles.
daniel hacking Lol, I bet you were a hoot.😎, them ole detentions or a swat from them paddle boards they used back in them days could really warm up your A#!.
The first Heavy Metal song to achieve international radio airplay, 1966, about two years before a Russian-born German named John Kay accidentally coined the name Heavy Metal as part of a Biker anthem Steppenwolf lyric in 1968.
Yeah, I remember hearing this on the radio when it came out. All the time. It was about as minimalist, dumb, and truly downright creepy as a song could possibly be, and in every way (music, lyrics, singing, everything)......which naturally made it a HUGE giant hit with the kids at school!!!!!!!!!! A song like that? You could have written it in a minute or two. It's not exactly....subtle, is it? 😂 The "bad boys" in my school..our local bullies and @ssholes... changed the lyrics to "you make my balls sing" when they sang it. Those guys in The Troggs knew their market well. 😏 The older people hated it, of course, which made it even more popular with the teens. It got banned on some radio stations, which also helped generate more sales. I was a teen, but I had different musical tastes entirely to the mainstream rock & roll of the time, and I thought it was *possibly* the single dumbest song I'd EVER heard...but the competition was really fierce for that prize! I mean, hell, there were so many dumb songs on the radio... (just like now, only it's maybe even worse now) 😅 It was a perfectly written song for the teen market it was meant to appeal to, so it was naturally a big success. If you liked it...great. Enjoy. 🙂 It is cool to see the video. Spinal Tap (the fictional British rock band) started out looking just like that in their earliest incarnation...and the look may even have been inspired directly from The Troggs, although all the English rockers looked very much like that at the time...mid-60's.
So am I. Grew up listening to great tunes like this … The Troggs are still regularly featured on my local radio station’s Sunday morning oldies programme. Never miss the show. 🇨🇦🖖🏻🇨🇦
I was a fifteen year old schoolgirl when this song was No.1. I danced in the Manchester beat club called The Oasis and saw The Troggs perform this live. We were young, full of life and blessed with the magical music of the 1960s. ❤
it was Pro Wrestling that got me into Classic Rock AND Heavy Metal, I never heard classic rock,hard rock or heavy metal growing up because my older brother listened to mostly top 40 and hip hop it's thanks to wrestling that I play guitar and sing in a band and love rock and metal and I know Jon Moxley using this as his theme will do the same for a whole new generation
My cousin worked in his dad's store and got paid $10 a week. I didn't have a dime to my name. My cousin was 11, and I was 10 years old. The only music I grew up on was the country music my father played, stuff from the 1950's like Hank Snow, Lefty Frizzell, Hank Williams. By the time The Troggs released Wild Thing, my cousin had quite a collection of 45's. I'll never forget listening to Wild Thing on 45 for the first time when my cousin played it on his record player. I did not know what to think of this, and didn't quite know if I really could accept the song, and what the hell was a band named The Troggs? My cousin let me borrow the 45, so I took it home, kind of feeling a little bit lost, thinking the music was a little weird, and that I didn't fit in with this style. Little did I know how this song grew on me as I played it over and over. My cousin had all the latest hits on 45s, and I am grateful to this day that he let me borrow whatever I wanted out of his large stacks of 45s. There was no other way for me to get my hands on the music of the 60's. God Bless You, Steve and R.I.P.
I was 12 to 13 and remember of this musical moment. The British Invasion with Rolling Stones, The Who, The Troggs and so much more Bands from UK. All of them performing remarkable songs. Thank you Lord for living in this period time. Awesome.
U guys are biased af. If a wwe wrestler had this song u guys would be shitting all over it. Why would they give him this song. It's fucking stupid 😂🤦♂️
@christerahs9776 Punk as a mass movement got going in the '70s. But punk's raw essence, the proto-punk sound, started being heard here and there earlier with the Troggs' "Wild Thing", and with the Kinks' "You Really Got Me", "I Need You", & "All Day And All Of The Night".
@De-Wayne, you’re really Cool and smart but lolll i'm black i love raps, drill and hip hop but i still prefer rock n roll 60's 70's 80's and 90's and i'm 16 yo🤗
@De-Wayne, you’re really Cool and smart but bro if you listen to those songs that mean you have good taste and if you think cardi b have talent maybe i'm the one who was wrong abt you
My 14 year old granddaughter got a electric guitar last Christmas. And this old lady taught her how to play this song, It was the first one I learned how to play, Life is good as you get older it really is
As a teen in the sixties I was living with my parents who were in the RAF at Northolt. I was crazy about the Troggs and if they ever appeared within travelling distance I would go to their gigs. I looked up my diaries and these are the venues I saw them performing - 21 May 1967 Starlite Greenford , 7 March 1967 ,Adelphi Slough, 6 May 1966, Town Hall High Wycombe 21June 1966 Starlite Ballroom Greenford 17 July 1966 Marquee London 26 July 1966. In the autumn of 1967 I had met a Swedish girl and on a visit to Sweden I saw them there in Stockholm in October 1967, Such happy memories
Word! There are a lot of iconic groups and solo artists that have been long overdue to be inducted in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and these guys are clearly one of them.
It was FAR from revolutionary. It was literally the exact opposite. It was reactionary. If they had done it 3 years earlier, I would agree with you. Hard to say something is revolutionary, when it's a cover song.
They are revolutionary indeed,They are the only band I know that can play music without amps.When you can play music without amps you are good in my book.Lol
Hitch-hiking, I went nto a bar in a small German town one evening in August 1966. This was on the juke box. I put it on, once, twice. That led to the best evening I'd ever had up till then.
That was the first ever rock'n'roll I heard in my life. The impact is still there, joyful, fresh and untouched by time. Now, 56 years later, this is the first time I actually see the guys!
Reminds me of my first love in 66 he was 17 1 was 16 he got dep0rted back to northen Ireland for stealing a couple of bottles of wine that's the truth never forgot him x
Wild thing, you make my heart sing You make everything groovy, wild thing [Verse 1] Wild thing, I think I love you But I wanna know for sure Come on, hold me tight, I love you [Instrumental Break] [Hook] Wild thing, you make my heart sing You make everything groovy, wild thing [Ocarina Solo] [Verse 2] Wild thing, I think you move me But I wanna know for sure So come on and hold me tight You move me [Outro] Wild thing, you make my heart sing You make everything groovy, wild thing Oh, come on, wild thing Check it, check it wild thing
The last two lines of outro... Come on, come on, Wild Thing Shake it, shake it, Wild Thing That's what I'm hearing, anyways... You might have the original lyrics, but that's not always the way things go.
Thanks for laying down the lyrics though. I always appreciate when somebody does that... This song is the essence of rock and roll... The simpler the better, I'm thinking...
The Troggs - Wild Thing 1305pm 5.7.23 let the depression on thru.... i am laughing.... lovers kiss i think i got in the way, there.... you'd do well to listen to this you tube session.... put yer bird feeder back out, madam... if yer not from round here you gravitate to the lard? ok... it's time for the kids to wander outside and run in a funny fashion...
I grew up with all the guys wearing long hair. Everybody had it. VW bugs with flower power were everywhere. It was not unusual to see these things. It was very cool. I love long haired men to this day. Nowadays it's a boring world.
A timeless masterpiece for a bygone epoch with rebellion, imagination and fantasy.Nothing can bring back memories better,than a song which he was once connected with.
THIS WILD THING IS JUST A GRANDMA , BUT ONCE A WILD THING ALWAYS A WILD THING e😉.jUST BECAUSE WE ALL AGE EVENTUALLY , WE STILL ARE THE SAME PERSON AS WE WERE IN THE PRIME OF OUR LIVES.
Been listening since 1966, still listening in 2021, will continue listening on the flip side
My favourite song as a young teen when it was first released, and is still a favourite 💖
❤️
Awesome group and back in 1966,year I was born 💙
I do it reminds me of my youth x
I first heard this on the school bus at 9 or 10 years old when it came out on the AM radio around '65 or so. Loved it!
I was 14 in 1965.
Came out in 1966.
Widownia "historia bez cenzury " przejmuje ten klip
haha cały klip dla 10 sekund Karyny XD
tak!
U make EVERYTHING GROOVIE
wypier z tad normiki
You weren’t allowed to listen to pop music in Poland back then.
You can see in the video in 66 that kids in Britain were already wearing their hair long. This song, Hendrix, Zeppelin, ACDC, Soundgarden, I went from each in that order. Since 1966. Actually 64 with the Beatles.
Bloody hell. I met them at Heathrow in 1967 or 1968. Nice guys.
Who else likes this song 🎶? 😃
Awesome group great song,1966,year I was born 💙
1963 Germany born....
Me
Non ?? Tu rigoles ! The Beat , The Groove and The Sound ,,,, timeless Brit Bluesy Rock 1960 ,,,jamais egalé !!!!
I think I was 16 when I first heard this song and I never got tired of hearing it.
Absolutely LOVE them; sooo GROOVY !!! 🤩
Awesome group back in 1966, and year I was born 😊
Got detention at school for banging my desk to the beat of the drums well worth it great memories .
daniel hacking Lol, I bet you were a hoot.😎, them ole detentions or a swat from them paddle boards they used back in them days could really warm up your A#!.
What an amazing memory!! Im jelouse of it
@@70swildchildvictoria13 thanks l was a character then and still the same to this day .
@@mariomurillo2175 thanks many happy memories.
daniel hacking I hear ya, I am just a little older and wiser,, but still I am that ole wild child at heart. Keep Groovin 😎✌️😎
That air raid siren slide at the start rocks so hard
This song reminds me of the Wolfman from Gladiators. Great times and great song.
The first Heavy Metal song to achieve international radio airplay, 1966, about two years before a Russian-born German named John Kay accidentally coined the name Heavy Metal as part of a Biker anthem Steppenwolf lyric in 1968.
Wild Thang....... I think I love u💙😎👍🏽
Classic but a goodie
Great song
No cell phones, got it.
Classic Sonic Walking With Emily Ratajkowski ❤
Yeah, I remember hearing this on the radio when it came out. All the time. It was about as minimalist, dumb, and truly downright creepy as a song could possibly be, and in every way (music, lyrics, singing, everything)......which naturally made it a HUGE giant hit with the kids at school!!!!!!!!!! A song like that? You could have written it in a minute or two. It's not exactly....subtle, is it? 😂 The "bad boys" in my school..our local bullies and @ssholes... changed the lyrics to "you make my balls sing" when they sang it. Those guys in The Troggs knew their market well. 😏 The older people hated it, of course, which made it even more popular with the teens. It got banned on some radio stations, which also helped generate more sales. I was a teen, but I had different musical tastes entirely to the mainstream rock & roll of the time, and I thought it was *possibly* the single dumbest song I'd EVER heard...but the competition was really fierce for that prize! I mean, hell, there were so many dumb songs on the radio... (just like now, only it's maybe even worse now) 😅 It was a perfectly written song for the teen market it was meant to appeal to, so it was naturally a big success. If you liked it...great. Enjoy. 🙂 It is cool to see the video. Spinal Tap (the fictional British rock band) started out looking just like that in their earliest incarnation...and the look may even have been inspired directly from The Troggs, although all the English rockers looked very much like that at the time...mid-60's.
who's listening here in 2024 to Wild Thing I Am for sure
I am! :D :D :D :D
I am in Warszawa.
@@Bluejulie good deal
Awesome group in 2024
Me, ín Budapest, Hungary
This song never gets old. Doesn't matter how old you are. It's a legendary song 💯
61 ans 😭🇫🇷
I am 20 years old and I love it!😅
fidel audan here listening from the Philippines 63 yrs old
Its dedicated to simplicity is rare
The Disbeliever ambulance drivers failed
I had the whole system against me all they had to give was compo and apology and they couldn't
😭😂
I'm addicted to 1960s music..
Me too 👍
Great group 1966,year I was born
So am I. Grew up listening to great tunes like this … The Troggs are still regularly featured on my local radio station’s Sunday morning oldies programme. Never miss the show. 🇨🇦🖖🏻🇨🇦
Ha, it was all that there was back in the day.
And, the problem is?.....
I was a fifteen year old schoolgirl when this song was No.1. I danced in the Manchester beat club called The Oasis and saw The Troggs perform this live. We were young, full of life and blessed with the magical music of the 1960s. ❤
franraya, did you used to say "Far out man!" back then, or was that just an American thang? L0L
Lucky girl!
Anyone else think it looked like the group were following that lady at the start into the bathroom?
TheFunktipus1 😂👍
Yeah, I'm guessing that was the idea.
@@JohnRoot34231 bit Rape-y isnt it?
Yes
Subway is the bathroom.
Bout to see alot of AEW/Jon Moxley comments here.
That but I'm here cause of a Geico commercial.
Creamy lover lives Clearly peacer fuly lives dew ride live ones steel buns and rub her lick ergo row wild thing I think I know noses.
This was the version that should’ve been used. I know he used it the first time then the others make me think about Ricky Vaughn instead
Still Grovvvyyyy
I think it's the troggs's damn-ass Wild Thing I think I love you
This song never gets old!
Let me get my Jazzee in high gear!
@@rodallen5840 where
Belize...100 plus hot!
it was old twenty five years ago
No such thing as old!!! Rather, timeless!
it was Pro Wrestling that got me into Classic Rock AND Heavy Metal, I never heard classic rock,hard rock or heavy metal growing up because my older brother listened to mostly top 40 and hip hop
it's thanks to wrestling that I play guitar and sing in a band and love rock and metal
and I know Jon Moxley using this as his theme will do the same for a whole new generation
Here because of Jon Moxley and AEW 🤘🏽
Same
Marked out when I heard it last night!
Guilty as charged 😊
Aew is such a joke.
Me too
My cousin worked in his dad's store and got paid $10 a week. I didn't have a dime to my name. My cousin was 11, and I was 10 years old. The only music I grew up on was the country music my father played, stuff from the 1950's like Hank Snow, Lefty Frizzell, Hank Williams. By the time The Troggs released Wild Thing, my cousin had quite a collection of 45's. I'll never forget listening to Wild Thing on 45 for the first time when my cousin played it on his record player. I did not know what to think of this, and didn't quite know if I really could accept the song, and what the hell was a band named The Troggs? My cousin let me borrow the 45, so I took it home, kind of feeling a little bit lost, thinking the music was a little weird, and that I didn't fit in with this style. Little did I know how this song grew on me as I played it over and over. My cousin had all the latest hits on 45s, and I am grateful to this day that he let me borrow whatever I wanted out of his large stacks of 45s. There was no other way for me to get my hands on the music of the 60's. God Bless You, Steve and R.I.P.
Seems like Moxly fans are already in here. I'm late.
I was 12 to 13 and remember of this musical moment. The British Invasion with Rolling Stones, The Who, The Troggs and so much more Bands from UK. All of them performing remarkable songs. Thank you Lord for living in this period time. Awesome.
Me too and it was a joyous time
Me, too!!!
Who's here because of Andy Guitar?
Jon Moxley new theme, Lets Go. Any AEW Fans?
Hah
Yeah
U guys are biased af. If a wwe wrestler had this song u guys would be shitting all over it. Why would they give him this song. It's fucking stupid 😂🤦♂️
@@hcw617 its kinda a Jox mox's choice.
He is old folk and Hank Williams fan
@@hcw617 Tribute to a Japanese wrestler called Onita. He's known as the father of deathmatch. His entrance was way better than Mox as well
@@hcw617 ruclips.net/video/PRWSgHAY02Y/видео.html
Punk in the 60's
I thought Iggy was first.
I was wrong.🤩
@christerahs9776 Punk as a mass movement got going in the '70s. But punk's raw essence, the proto-punk sound, started being heard here and there earlier with the Troggs' "Wild Thing", and with the Kinks' "You Really Got Me", "I Need You", & "All Day And All Of The Night".
They were proto-punk mods
this is not punk.
@@bougarti youre not punk
Love this song! Old hippies made the best tunes … says the old hippie! 🇨🇦🖖🏻🇨🇦
old hippies 4 ever! ✌️
the way the crowd is looking at the band....they dont realize how freaking lucky they were!!!! THIS IS SUPER COOL AND AWESOME!!!!
I think it's probably because none of them are plugged in haha
You're wrong, we knew how lucky we were to have the greatest talented bands 60's & 70's best times in musical history. 👍
@De-Wayne, you’re really Cool and smart but lolll i'm black i love raps, drill and hip hop but i still prefer rock n roll 60's 70's 80's and 90's and i'm 16 yo🤗
@De-Wayne, you’re really Cool and smart but lol gtfoh with that shit
@De-Wayne, you’re really Cool and smart but bro if you listen to those songs that mean you have good taste and if you think cardi b have talent maybe i'm the one who was wrong abt you
Jon moxley is about to make this appear on the billboard hot 100 for the first time in 50 years 😳
No where near enough people care about aew and the cheerleading routine those children do.
@@troystaunton254 cope
It’s not the same version though
This did not age well.
My 14 year old granddaughter got a electric guitar last Christmas. And this old lady taught her how to play this song, It was the first one I learned how to play, Life is good as you get older it really is
Nice attitude and it's good to hear it. 🙂❤
Jon Moxley's entrance on AEW Dynamite 5/12/21 brought me here.
This is ill fitting for him, this is better for like The Varsity Blondes or something. Because Mox is not a heartthrob.
this song is good but doesn't suit mox...should've Been his death rider theme
Ya lo sabmos
We could be getting ontia vs mox in a real exploding barbwire death match in fmw
only heard the parody version of this from jon snow singing this in coldplay's video, but jon moxley with this theme brought me here.
I was born in 1961. The 60's will never be duplicated.
They tried .. its how we got emo people ..
Comments here:
80% AEW/Jon Moxley
19% Atsushi Onita
1% The Troggs themselves
Anybody here for Hendrix
And Kit Harington
This was Hendrix favorite band and song!
came for hendrix
Major league
Can’t wait for 10,000+ AEW fans to sing this when regular shows return
a great tribute to onita from moxley. i liked that. if they can get the rights, get the jimi hendrix version of the song.
Here is one :D
Most likely a one time thing
@@mitchellsommer2321 it's a permanent one ig
@@mitchellsommer2321 i hope so
It doesn't suit mox
In come the Moxley Fanbase after his new theme🔥
YES. Don't underestimate the power of the Mox
It’s Wednesday night, & you know what that means!
I don't think it'll be his permanent theme. I think it was a tribute to Onita for that match vs. Nagata
It’s funny how it was in my recommended after 😂
Back when music was groooovy!
Still is
its a pity the pity the spectators wern't a bit more groovy.they looked like the living dead
Who's here after watching Jon Moxley used it on AEW Dynamite?
Not me, I 've never heard of JonMoxley. I'm here to watch and listen to the Troggs.
Moxley Fans Unite👊
Was looking for this!
That was used on aew last week and Moxley got eliaktra version on AEW
?
Jonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn moxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxleeyyyyy
Let's not forget about Onita 🙏
THE BRITISH SOUND INVASION
USA!
Awesome group
@@jonnygranville281No ! NO !! Us ,,,,, Ultimate Groove , Beat , Sound BritBluesyRock !!! The Best !
True
Red song
JEEOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOON
MOOOOOXLEEEEY
One of the great 60s songs - it's groovy; it rocks! Brilliant!
Yes! One of my favorites. Where do the years go?!?
Yes i agree 💯☺️
I loved Wild Thing in the 60s and now aged 76 I still love it. I used to be a wild thing now I am a tame thing.
Kkkkkkk vdd, eu com 70.
It's still there, just more controlled and with finesse!❤
@@corrinnacorrinna5572 It may be. Best wshes from an aging hippy. ❤
Bring out the peace pipe ☁️
Now jeoooooooon moxley has it
I saw the Troggs live in 1967 wearing these exact suits. Such memories.
Such a wonderful days
How cool ! xxx
Got damn how old are you?
@@jourdan585 LOL! I was 18 in 1967
@@jourdan585 How old are YOU?
Moxley?
Was just watching AEW,,, now am here😂😂😂
This is mox's tribute to onita .
Can't believe this song is almost 60 years old.
Better look at yourself. You aren't getting any younger, either. LOL
😮
I really prefer this song over his usual entrance music, he's grooving and the start kicking the rats out of his opponent.. make Onita proud mox
Jonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn Moxleyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
Tp
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhh yeahhhhhhh babyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
@@jessicakabel1692 Hello :) Lol
but that’s a remix tho
mox is best in the world
It was a great time to come of age, so much creativity and freedom. Beauty. Opportunity. 🙏
Yes still listening in 2020. Timeless song and lyrics
Still looking out for those crop circles
Bt police
glad someone appreciates it
No! LOL of course!
Pthghififsifuyophjhvhbvjjhhjhh
My "local" band. Reg worked for my uncle as a bricklayer, played our village hall. Timeless, a true classic, RIP Reg, you are very much missed.
Interesting storry. But his music are better. Love is all around...👍🏴
As a teen in the sixties I was living with my parents who were in the RAF at Northolt. I was crazy about the Troggs and if they ever appeared within travelling distance I would go to their gigs. I looked up my diaries and these are the venues I saw them performing - 21 May 1967 Starlite Greenford , 7 March 1967 ,Adelphi Slough, 6 May 1966, Town Hall High Wycombe 21June 1966 Starlite Ballroom Greenford 17 July 1966 Marquee London 26 July 1966. In the autumn of 1967 I had met a Swedish girl and on a visit to Sweden I saw them there in Stockholm in October 1967, Such happy memories
Man, sucks I wasn't born back then. Older people always have the best childhood, and most fun
@@tyricegadson7699 true, Roger got to live!
@@tyricegadson7699 Unless you were sent to Nam
Wow 👌
Jon Moxley's new theme 💯
I am here because Jon Moxley
Great classic gem, how these guys are not in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, is beyond me.
Word! There are a lot of iconic groups and solo artists that have been long overdue to be inducted in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and these guys are clearly one of them.
@@MrGraeme1997 rotting rock farce fame
Rock n Roll hall of fame are a joke
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is a joke now, it doesn't deserve them.
It is almost an honor NOT to be in it, although I don't begrudge the deserving artists who have been inducted.
one of the best rock anthems ever.
The good old days of great music.
ken never ever to be repeated ,,long live the 60s era lol xx
Imagine taking the subway and running exactly into this scene 😭😍💖
Yes and 1966,year I was born 💙😊
I start boogie in my shoes
No one videoing the scene with their smart phone! 😂
@@bmessner2010 Ain't no smart phones.....
@@stuartgarfatth1448 Exactly. While I cannot really remember 1966, being three years old, I can remember 1968. What a different world it is today!
Hey, Jon Moxley or something?
Absolutely revolutionary! Still sounds fresh 60 years later. Incredible two mins of music.
exactly
It was FAR from revolutionary. It was literally the exact opposite. It was reactionary. If they had done it 3 years earlier, I would agree with you.
Hard to say something is revolutionary, when it's a cover song.
¨60 years later?
@@seandelaney5283 - Well, it was only "50-something"... what's the big deal?
They are revolutionary indeed,They are the only band I know that can play music without amps.When you can play music without amps you are good in my book.Lol
Hitch-hiking, I went nto a bar in a small German town one evening in August 1966. This was on the juke box. I put it on, once, twice. That led to the best evening I'd ever had up till then.
Anyone here after AEW!!!!!!
Absolutely classic! You move me!
the troggs are so underrated. so glad my parents played them and other amazing groups/artists that were before my time. 🖤
This is actually recorded in one of Stockholms subway station, Odenplan. Just realized.. :)
That was the first ever rock'n'roll I heard in my life. The impact is still there, joyful, fresh and untouched by time. Now, 56 years later, this is the first time I actually see the guys!
I commented that this basically rock and roll so i agree
It's the first rock n roll song I fell in love with and I'm in my 30s
Isn't it amazing, the first rock song you hear in life and the brain OPENS up Donald!
Same here
JON MOXLEY
And MOXLEY FANS ARE HERE
Reminds me of my first love in 66 he was 17 1 was 16 he got dep0rted back to northen Ireland for stealing a couple of bottles of wine that's the truth never forgot him x
Or maybe the moxley fans are at the cover version by ace freely
@@GFM1980 I thought his version was by X? 🤔
Atsushi Onita FMW and AFTER Jon Moxley
@@brendadrumm9451 who asked?
IT'S AMAZING HOW THE TROGGS, ROLLING STONES, KINKS, AND OTHER BRITISH BANDS SPORTED THE BEATLES HAIRCUTS OF THOSE TIMES
Anyone still listening in 2020?
I do and probably in 2021 and 2022 and ifl God gives until 2050 at least.
DirkjeA well said👍🏽
Yep
Absolutely!
Of course!
Wild thing, you make my heart sing
You make everything groovy, wild thing
[Verse 1]
Wild thing, I think I love you
But I wanna know for sure
Come on, hold me tight, I love you
[Instrumental Break]
[Hook]
Wild thing, you make my heart sing
You make everything groovy, wild thing
[Ocarina Solo]
[Verse 2]
Wild thing, I think you move me
But I wanna know for sure
So come on and hold me tight
You move me
[Outro]
Wild thing, you make my heart sing
You make everything groovy, wild thing
Oh, come on, wild thing
Check it, check it wild thing
The last two lines of outro...
Come on, come on, Wild Thing
Shake it, shake it, Wild Thing
That's what I'm hearing, anyways...
You might have the original lyrics,
but that's not always the way things go.
Thanks for laying down the lyrics though.
I always appreciate when somebody does that...
This song is the essence of rock and roll...
The simpler the better, I'm thinking...
Merci pour les paroles c'est super 👍👍👍
Prune juice, you make my bowels loose,
Prune juice, you move me!
--sung by Joe Walsh, c. 1967 in the Outer Limits teen club, Brimfield, Ohio
I learned guitar myself by ear. This is the first song I picked out. I still rock it. Always love it
EXPLICIT MOX VIOLENCE
Most of us are here because of Jon Moxley at Aew dynamite.
😄
Jon Moxley and Rick “the wild thing” Vaughn
they changed it to the remix but this version was way better idk y ppl didn’t like it seemed old western for mox
And a few of us were there when the old magics were first written.
Never get tired of this song, that intro,,, brilliant.
That came out when I was 16 I'm now 73 reminds me of a lad I loved then loves young dream x
The Troggs - Wild Thing 1305pm 5.7.23 let the depression on thru.... i am laughing.... lovers kiss i think i got in the way, there.... you'd do well to listen to this you tube session.... put yer bird feeder back out, madam... if yer not from round here you gravitate to the lard? ok... it's time for the kids to wander outside and run in a funny fashion...
Moxley brought me here
JON MOXLEY
I grew up with all the guys wearing long hair. Everybody had it. VW bugs with flower power were everywhere. It was not unusual to see these things. It was very cool. I love long haired men to this day. Nowadays it's a boring world.
2021?
And me.bring back those suits.😊
me
Simo from Augsburg, Germany, is still listening
yo
I'm here
You’re here after Jon Moxley used it on AEW Dynamite aren’t you?
0:36 "Come on and hold me tight" but she doesn't look too impressed.
this is a bad ass entrance for moxley with eddie kingston and sami callihan
my grandma sold the band her drapes to make those suits
Rob W I-
Back in the 60's, people sold their drapes to make suits and they'd make a fortune.
Rafa does Gacha
What?
sold the curtains i think
Your grandma was bad ass...with respect...and ...groovey
Very hard to play on guitar
(Not)
It's very easy
@Comicdrawclub4000 hello ok I'm trying I can't get it what I do ????
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A timeless masterpiece for a bygone epoch with rebellion, imagination and fantasy.Nothing can bring back memories better,than a song which he was once connected with.
i was born in 2002 but music from the 50s -80s will always have a special place in my heart.
Same 1999
I always love this song. Jimi Hendrix did a version of this song in 1967. I'm 67 and still like this song.
Wild thing is probably a great grandma 👵 now 😂
THIS WILD THING IS JUST A GRANDMA , BUT ONCE A WILD THING ALWAYS A WILD THING e😉.jUST BECAUSE WE ALL AGE EVENTUALLY , WE STILL ARE THE SAME PERSON AS WE WERE IN THE PRIME OF OUR LIVES.
I have this 45 and it NEVER gets old.....even though I did. Haha
YES SAME HERE IM 80 HARD LIVES BUT BETTER TIMES
Here thanks to Jon Moxley
Monster hit. The bass is heavy and the sound is still timely today!