Strawberry Alarm Clock - Incense And Peppermints - [simulated STEREO]
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- S-T-E-R-E-O! .....Well, Simulated Stereo. For Over 40 Years, We've Listened To This #1 Psychedelic Classic In Mono. Even The Original Record Album Includes All The Cuts In Stereo....Except "Incense And Peppermints". Why, I Don't Know. But For Now, I Hope You'll Enjoy My Simulated Stereo Creation Of This 1967 Smash By The "Strawberry Alarm Clock"....On Flashback Favorites! Hear it on internet radio www.kvkvi.com and www.groovyradio.us
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49 years old. Today's stuff sucks stagnant sewer water!
you said that right - and how!
edward king was in this band before lynyrd skynyrd
58 here
i here ya
now your 53 lol still feal same way
61 here. 60s and 70s were the best, but it was songs like this in the 60s that no one plays anymore.
Take a trip back to the psychedelic year 1967 indeed also the year Summer Of Love now 54 years later it's music in my head still
When I listen to music mikes intros it takes me back to when I was 14 years old in my bedroom with my transistor radio listening to" "WLS CHICAGO".
The sound quality is terrific.
YES!
November 25, 1967: Strawberry Alarm Clock goes to #1 on the Hot 100 with “Incense and Peppermints”, a song that features lead vocals by 16-year-old Greg Mumford, a friend of the band who was in the studio just to visit. SAC didn’t like how any of their regular vocalists sounded while trying to record this track, so they asked Mumford to give it a shot. The rest, as they say, is history!
I didn't know this, interesting!
Mary...thanks for that..
Got to love them😍I do
Always listened to these wonderful songs from wls Chicago in southeastern okla over 50 yrs ago on an old German radio that sounded fantastic! I was thirteen then n still recall sitting out on our back steps hearing crickets n frogs n these golden oldies songs ♥️thanks for the priceless memories
Whatever your secret is, it is by far the best simulated stereo I've ever heard !!! Keep up the good work my friend !!!! Love the CKLW, WLS, and other intro's too !!!! Brings back tons of good memories . . .
Thanks for sharing Mike. I remember listening to this my senior year in high school
Great song and very good stereo simulation. Thanks a lot Mike for a fantastic job as always.
This is gold. Pure counter-culture.
"Who cares what games we choose?
Little to win but nothin' to lose"
This song is like a time warp for me. Back to October 67 in my buddy's 67 GTO going 110 mph plus.
😮
Wow!
I love 60s and 70s music 🎵
Proof you can dig a song with nary a clue what it's about! :)
Glad you said that; it's been over 50 years I've felt that way.
Psychedelic ! Thanks Mike ..this music never gets old !
You're welcome
Thanks so much, Mike.
always loved this song. I remember when it was topping the charts
This song was the beginning of a six year old's love affair with the cowbell. Thanks, Mike!
Gotta have more COWBELL!!!
You have to meet the Bruce Dickinson producer.. :D
One of my favorite songs from the Fall of 1967!!!
The Magic of Radio lives on!!!!😀🎶🎵
Music Mike , I like all of the songs that you have on youtube. Thank you.
Dan, you may also like my internet radio station. It features my RUclips songs and other hits. Go to kvkvi.com
This is the very first record I remember listening to.. It was kind of scary, but it was also intriguing..
Get those headphones out...thanks Mike...after 47 years of listening to this in mono this is quite a treat !
It does sound good with headphones...I agree. Thanks!
MusicMike's "Flashback Favorites"
Hey Mike I have a question for you ...has there ever been a stereo recording of " Can't you hear my Heartbeat " by Herman's Hermits. If there has , I have never heard it .
Greg, to my knowledge...not in true stereo. But,there is a DES (simulated) stereo version out there.
+Greg Groom Check out the Bear Family 50th Anniversary Collection...all the hits and more in true stereo mixed from the original multi-tracks...to call it stunning is an understatement
+MusicMike's "Flashback Favorites" EDWARD KING WENT TO PLAYFOR LYNYRD SKYNYRD
AMAZING THAT RECORD LABEL PRESENTED SOME OF THE GREATEST ARTIST OF ALL TIME INCLUDING BUBBLE GUM GROUPS AND NEIL DIAMOND.
Christ, stop yelling
This is crazy good
This is a great song!! It even made it to American Bandstand's Rate a Record, scoring a 77 and a half!!
Ahhh..the Uni label! I remember very well watching the label spinning round and round on my portable player when I was 2!!!! (No kidding...2 years old!!!) Elton John had a few hits on this label before it was absorbed by MCA Records, as well as Neil Diamond.
A great job on stereo remix as this very cool and unique song's essence and persona are superbly enhanced. This song has one of the best fade endings of any 45 RPM singles I've ever owned or heard. The ending baseline and reverb harmonies are hypnotic. I remember when it was on the AM airwaves.
The likely reason that "Incense and Peppermints" was in monaural is that the song was recorded when the band was still called Thee Sixpence. It was recorded and initially released by All American Records, an LA independent label. When the band signed with Uni Records, a name change resulted to Strawberry Alarm Clock and "Incense and Peppermints" was available nationally by Uni Records and became a number #1 hit. The song was sung by 16 year old Greg Munford, who wasn't even a member of the band.
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pgh45rpms
Ed King future guitarist for L Skynyrd on this one too
Very nice! I used RUN, not walk away from records that were labeled "electronically rechanneled to simulate stereo", or "duo phonic", etc.. Would love to hear your "secret" how it's done!
Me too!
MIKE ANOTHER TERRIFIC JOB THE DOORS ONE YOU ENHANCED WAS ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC.
My wife and I saw The Strawberry Alarm Clock along with The Cyrcle (Red Rubber Ball) at a Wallach's Music City Grand opening in Costa Mesa in 1965 (I'm pretty sure of that year). I really miss my surfer chick!
Much sympathy to you , Time heals
The singer wasn’t even in the band. :)
Nice...the group/backing vocals are especially stunning here
HAPPY NEW YEAR, MIKE, and thanks again for this Strawberry Alarm Clock stereo!!!
Any time!
This song is so badass! Lava lamp & psychedelic glow in the dark posters and a statue of Buddha burning incense!? Playing "Strawberry Alarm - Clock" Vinyl on a bitchen High Fidelity stereo!? Come on!!!
☮️♥️🇺🇲🤟🌻
Grewup and have always lived in Indy. After sundown could pickup WLS with John "Records" Landecker in the 70's.
Your videos sound so much more open and clean without the horrible compression and distortion which ruins many downloads. I love Mike's channel for his care of the reproduction.
Thank you. I put a lot of TLC in the audio.
@@MusicMikeFlashbackFavorites I am a audiophile that hoped SACD and DVD Audio would become high fidelity, however the only way to make a high end pair of speakers sound open is going back to the analog sound where the reproduction was warm sounding and it had a real sound stage. Too many downloads sound so compressed and murky. Your videos sound so much better and worth saving.
What’s up bro? Maybe present some mid and late 70s!! Cool
Back to the summer of love 1967 magical memories
Sha La la, sha la la, sha la la
Rock N Roll Forever
The LP said stereo but my dual color organs knew mono when they heard it.
Headphones, YES!
I'll be darn! I just listened to my copy of this song again and never realized it was mono. This simulated stereo version sounds brighter to me.
Watching mike is different than listening to him. I worked at CKLW and know that DJs were very animated back then. Bill Drake new exactly what he wanted. Mike you do a great job. Keep up the good work. Jim Edwards
Thank you, Jim! Are you "Big" Jim Edwards? I listened to you often on CKLW. Great memories.
I had started letting my hair grow long and wore bell bottoms and flowered shirts and turned into a black hippie, I loved this song!!! At that time I knew I was going to California where all the cool and hip people were, a few years later I joined them.🎼🍇🍒🍋🌶🎃🎵🎵
Thank-you as always, Music Man Mike ! -----------OMG, do I remember this ! Didn't EVERYONE sing along at " Sha La La, Sha La La " ??? ------------WolfSky9, 71 Y/o
This will Always stand the test of time ⏲️PEACE ✌
Music Mike did a great job with this song! I am so happy to hear how a stereo version of this song would sound like!
Thank you!
great late 60' song
Love this song.
FINLLY! GREAT JOB!!! What a treat to hear this, even if it's simulated stereo, it's fantastic to hear this! Thanks MusicMike!
You're welcome.
I feel like I'm betraying an old friend, ok I'm over it
Aw, man...does this take me back, 50 years plus. Found this 45 at a yard sale! Quite a treasure!
easy to sing on karaoke but hard to remember all the lyrics. i heard the lead singer moved to winnipeg in the 90s.
1967 with my friends new 67 GTO. Going thru a small town in southern Iowa doing 110 mph this song came on. Only fitting for the times. Never caught us.
Un grand classique de la musique psychédélique de l'année 1967 ❤️🎶
Wow...I really like this one. Very good sound! Thanks MusicMike!
There is a DES (digitally extracted Stereo) recording that turned up last year (2017) and it sounds fantastic. I use on my radio show. Same for Manfred Mann's The Mighty Quinn.
Singing lead is 16-year-old Greg Munford, who wasn't even a member of SAC. The band started out calling themselves Thee Sixpence.
My cousin knows the drummer of SAC - they've been friends for a long time!
Right after my girlfriend, Debbie was adopted by my family. My sister Eva, Debbie, and I were hanging out in front of our house. Our friend Patty Proctor, her sisters
.and some of Eva's closest friends were listening to some AWESOME music and dancing to it. One of Eva's friends Carol Lavigne was dancing, and she was really
good!! Carol & Patty saw Eva, me, and Debbie and called us over to hang out with them. Carol had her younger sister with her and she was just as good as Carol.
So Eva and introduced Debbie to everyone else and everyone was happy to meet Debbie. Everyone started dancing and Eva and I were just hanging out and having
fun with everyone else!! Someone decided to play this song and Eva and I looked at each other then we said to Debbie " Pay attention honey we are about to show you
how to ROCK"!!! Eva and I took each other's hand and I kissed her then we proceeded to show everyone who we were!!! Everyone started to scream and FREAK OUT
while Eva and I were handing out a dance lesson to everyone!!! We got done and Debbie started to cry and kissed Eva and me Carol and her sister came up to us and
kissed us as well!! Patty and her sisters just looked at us in SHOCK!!! and wanted us to teach them our moves!! Eva told her she would teach them at the same time
she would teach Debbie. We went inside our house and my mother said; I saw you guys dancing outside and you make me so proud"!!!! We all went in the living
room then my mother moved all the furniture then we got our copy of this song. My mother said to us " now teach Debbie how to dance like you"!!! We both took
Debbie by the hand and taught her how to dance to this song. Then My Sister Caroline down from upstairs and joined us as we replayed this song and ROCKED the
HOUSE!!!! Debbie went crazy and screamed in delight as she was dancing with us. when we were done my mother hugged and kissed Debbie and said to her that
she wanted Eva and Ime to teach her how to dance because we LOVE you so much!!! Debbie hugged and kissed us crying because she was learning how much we
wanted to show her our love for her!!
You're great, Mike! Old stuff is better and we need to preserve cultural memory. The variety and creativity they used to put in a little 3-minute 45 RPM record is just amazing. It was M-U-S-I-C unlike they crap they're producing today! SERIOUSLY.
Most definitely
Great job on this song, very enjoyable to listen to. HOWEVER, your newest upload of Bryan Hyland - Gypsy woman comes up "private" so I can't check it out and enjoy it too. Suggestions?
I'm re-working it and it will be made public, soon. Thanks!
Thank you, Mike!!!
You got it!
The sound was great and the WLS jingle made it better.
Maybe WLS had the same jingle as CKLW.
I remember that jingle for CKLW in Windsor, Ontario, Canada; and reaching into the U.S. (The Motor City, etc.)
Love this song
I LOVE this Psychedlic Shagadelic Love Trippy song since I first listened to it back in 1987...I was 13 and dancing like a fool wishing I was a hippie dancer....thanks for sharing these great oldies...they are timeless
Jimmy Stinky dance away Jimmy. love is free, give it, albeit out, but always SHARE IT. ✌✌💞💞💕😎😊
such a classic!💝💝💝💝💝
FUN FACT, THE STRAWBERRY ALARM CLOCK LATER TURNED INTO THE GRATEFUL DEAD!
can anyone tell why was the whole album in STEREO except this track???????????
Because the song was never recorded in true stereo.....or at least no one has found one yet.
I think I was about 50 when this came out. Either that or I am getting senile!
Sha la la!
50? That would make you about 95.
yep!
Really Nice!
Late summer of '67, THE SUMMER OF LOVE .------------in the car, we'd all sing along, making up lyrics as went along, as no one could figure them out.----------------53 years ago, we WERE YOUNG, once upon a time. ---------------------WolfSky9, 74 y/o
I had to hear it again! Quality is fantastic. I like how you inserted a top 40 radio jingle. Hope to hear more different radio top 40 jingles.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank You
excellent!!
Can I get the radio station 89 now I these songs 😊.
cool just sparked it up
Thanks for sharing this with us!
Dear Magic Mike, Don't know if you're interested, but this song just went into my collection of tunes for the Doxology, 'Old Hundredth.' I always loved the chord progressions and harmonies on this song. Thank you so much for posting
Psychedelia colors awesome
Excellent! You always take me back Mike. Thank you.
you're welcome
I am millenial when k pop music is on the rise .but I was madly in love the sixties movies.
The reason why it is not in TRUE stereo is that the recording of this was originally released on a small indy label called All-American records. I'm guessing the label that recorded this and the b-side "Birdman Of Alcatrez" never mixed it into stereo and that the original multi-track master was either destroyed or erased to save costs. A lot of 60's hits which are not in stereo is for this reason (like "96 Tears" by ? and the Mysterians which is a good example.
Unless you count the rare alternate take that is in True Stereo.
Nicely done
We miss you Dave Diamond, who broke this song!
I was in 8th Grade when this was current.
Thanks Mike... still prefer mono.
great I would like to know how to do this
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Aswsum song, and how about that Kool name strawberry alarm clock!,,,,,
LSDbaby
This is cool as hell
Thanks Music Mike
Music Mike. I enjoy all your songs. I keep hearing the 93 KHJ jingle on some of your songs. Were you a disk jockey in Los Angeles? I remember, Robert W Morgan, The real don steele, Sam Riddle etc.
Wasn't a DJ on KHJ.....but on many other stations. KHJ would have been a cool gig, though!
I Was age 8 at I remember First Hearing Silly son My Rryice A.M. Transzister Pockit at 7;45 Am while woching The Sunrise Out Liveingroom Front Bay window while Jumpping Up Down On One Pink Chouches. & Autisticley Babbleing The words to Song. with The Mucic. There In on 20127 Riopelle St. On a Saterday Morninf Just before I wnet to Cubsout Den Metting's. Yes I Heard On C.K.L.W. The Big 80,A.M. I Was Age 8 & 3/4>
Summer/Fall '67....off the T2 tankers.... up to Chestnut Hill....BC....another one of several "brave new worlds" from '63-'71...my "Boston Years".
I was just an ordinary 10-year-old kid in the Philadelphia suburbs when this song first came out. I was definitely exposed to this music at a very young age.
A SACAR LA MOTA !!!!!!
What happened to you Mike?
Still here.....but spending time on my internet radio station featuring "Music Mike's Flashback Favorites". Go to kvkvi.com
@@MusicMikeFlashbackFavorites cool. Thanks
California Pysho-delic. Along with Whiter Shade of Pale the two best "color" songs that have lyrics that make little or no sense. Sure is easy to write a hit when your audience is mostly stoned,