I cannot belive I lived in this era. It took many years later for me to realize just how blessed I was to have experienced these special times. The cars, the girls were all so special. If only today's kids ( and adults) could be like we were in the 60's. The old classics can keep the feelings alive in our hearts.
I'm really sorry, you had to experience, that hell . Should never have happened . Regardless, You are our freedom . We wish you, the very best, in your remaining years ! ♥️ I want to say, on behalf of all of us... THANK YOU !!! for your service . Much Appreciated !! 🇺🇸
in those days I was involved with the draft resistance and we would go to Long Beach to greet the returning soldiers with flowers... of cannabis.. it is the very very best medicine for PTSD... it's not a joke, PTSD... and it lasts a lifetime... my father tried to drown it with alcohol and he died.. at 103.. to mean to die, apparently... RIP Col Carew.... cannabis oils in hempseed oil, with blue poppy seeds ground in will fix what ails you... available on Amazon, wouldn't ya know it
American Graffiti was a time capsule into my youth. The music was amazing The cars, chrome with style. A much simpler time, when everyone got along. Drag racing, or the drive in movies every weekend, no emission bullshit and cruisin was a nightly thing. We actually had a sense of freedom back then. It's is a real shame, the youth of today, missed out on this amazing time, and just how happy we were.
When they line up for the drag race and Green Onions is playing, still gives me goose bumps. If your into music and Hot Rods, this is pure movie gold. Nice Video!
It is awesome that these two iconic cars still exist the same as they were in the movie.Two historic artifacts that damn near should be in the Smithsonian.(Hardcore movie buffs will know this but...the '55 Chevy driven by Harrison Ford aka "Bob Falfa" in American Graffiti is the same '55 from "Two Lane BlackTop").And to think...all of the cars from this great movie languished for years after filming unprotected and uncared for on the studio back lot unwanted.
The other one that gets my adrenaline firing is the race between the yellow 57 (Project X) and the Cobra in Hollywood Knights. The 57 sounds like it's possessed.
Now that lifetime is in the rearview mirror and we discover how beautiful it was and how little of that road is in front of us making us realise how lucky we have been to make this trip. PS. will remember your line till the end of my days.
This is the greatest hot rod movie ever, & that’s saying a lot. I have most of those old school flicks, & love them all. Green onions is by a landslide the greatest of all Saturday night Cruze jams. Any old school, real enthusiast knows that.
I always felt AG was less of a hot Rod movie, and more of movie version of Happy Days. Yes, there were some great cars, but there wasn’t really much about racing until the end. Hollywood Knights was pretty damn good and revolved more around cars and racing than AG. And Hot Rod (not that dumb ass movie with the idiot) a.k.a., Rebel of the Road is a great hidden gem. I actually like it better than AG, probably because of that damn Willys in it.
1974, Tucson, Speedway Blvd. 17 years old with a 1966 Malibu and Cynthia. Mike, Jim, Jack, and this sound track rockin us as we had the time of our lives. They will always live in my heart.
American Grafitti is one of the classic films....For it's low budget George Lucas caught and preserved true Americana of the early 60's....A much simpler time. It'll always be one of my favorites. Green Onions....What can you say? Steve Cropper and the whole crew recorded a gem when they thought that they were just 'jamming'....Brilliant....Genius!
This song sounds great coming from my jukebox I have this 45 vinyl in my juckbox in my apartment and my goddaughter will hear all the great oldies songs she's 9years old.
For anyone who may be interested in the model at 50 to 53, her name is KC Winkler.She is a model and actress who posed for Playboy with an absolutely amazing figure and from what I understand also a very nice person.
Booker T and the MGs released this song in in 1962 - - the movie American Graffiti was what is referred to as a coming of age type movie about that time period released in 1973. The interesting thing is Booker T and the MGs were 2 white guys and 2 black guys touring and playing together in the south when segregation was still in full swing and many hits by bands composed of white artists were covering black artist's blues, soul and rock music and getting credit for the music - - but in the end the music kicked the doors in and people enjoyed the music regardless of the person's race. I'm old school so I don't think today's music can compare to the 60s tunes and the music takes me back to fond remembrances
As this boss instrumental plays, I can envision John's deuce coupe and Bob's Chevy streaming down Paradise Road towards the spot where they would race.
So nostalgic... ,, grateful & thankful today for RUclips keeping me spirited, & all who choose to Jam on wherever you may be chillin right now . Hey Ladies & Gents it's Saturday, what's cooking!!!!!
the 50s and 60s was the best time to grow up in I just turned 80 so who says you are to old to rockin roll.it up to this generation to keep rock alive so don't let us old farts down.
Green onions came way before American Graffiti.. around 1960 my father built me a radio that after dark could pick up the wolf man.. and across the street from me every saturday there were a bunch of "older kids " that played music in the garage.. that was where I learned to play green onions.. and I think even then it was old . not sure the year it was released but long before the movie came out ... same era as telstar.. if you are old enough to remember that one. I believe the first band to release GR Onions was the sam wright group.
American Grafiti is one of the best movies of all time. Anyone who hasn't seen it needs too. Same with Kelly's Heros, Space Balls, Blazing sattles, Airplane, and under cover brother to name a few.
Used to seriously put this song in my cassette deck when I would meet up to a drag race. All because of this movie. Had a huge impact on me. Oh yeah I never lost when I did that. Lol
I was there last August for the Graffiti Weekend parade and car show with a mini-class reunion thrown in. Old cars and some of my high school friends. It was great to go back even if it was just for a little while.
Those of who grew up in these times were quite fortunate, the drugs , gangs and shit today is terrible. I thank God that I grew up in the 60's and 70's they were good clean times. I got to speak to Wolfman Jack on his last broadcast day in San Diego, that was in 1988 or 89. I can honestly say I wish we could have those days back. RIP Wolfman, you gave us some great memories. We need more movies like American Graffiti to remind us there were good times without all the bullshit.
Wolfman would DJ back in the 70’s in my hometown. Humboldt county California. It was pipped in from down south but it was still live. Loved the 70’s and some WOLFMAN BABY I live near Petaluma California where you see the “Millners racing team” add in this video. Some of this movie was shot in Sonoma county for all you kids seeing this for the first time.
Green onions was and will always be my favorite music. I use to cruise the strip in my 56 Chevrolet 2door hardtop, cruising the strip listening to green onions👍🙂👍...
Like it or not.....THESE will be "The Good Ol' Daze"....(06 June 2021) for the likes of my grandkids...Check out Merle Haggards "Are the good times really over for good" or Steve Ripley's "Gone Away".....Except for the war...(U.S.A.F. got me dd214 diploma November 72')...A pretty damn fun time....
Ya know, I'm a music FANATIC, and though I've heard this song probably a hundred times in various places through my life, until tonight, I had no friggin' clue it was a whole/entire song. Just bought this puppy because of this clip here. Thanks, amigo!
I remember seeing this movie on TV, because when it came out I was only seven years old. I did like some of the songs and some of those cars were really cool.👍😁😎
I'm stuck in the era.I'm 65 wishing i had my 58chevy still as in the movie. I'd be cruising up n down the blvd. Only sad thing is there wolfman jack wouldn't be comeing over my radio.but I'd still be listening to the golden oldies of yester year.as though it was only yesterday.hey anybody wanna race my hot rod Lincoln lol.😀.I've got to get my magic carpet fixed so i can travel back in time.
@@uncleal1646 i had a friend when i was younger they moved away years later i was looking for junk cars to fix up we seen each other we talked for a while he had two cars in his grandma's back and wanted them gone. I told him what i was up to ha said go this address get the title's from his grandma so i did she said there in the back.so i walked to the back there set a 55 chevy n a 62 station wagon.jackpot. the 55 didn't have a engine or tranny it was all gutted out body prefect.i gave my brother the 62 to help me. To embraced to say this young n dumb i sold it to highest bidder.i have a permanent shoe print on my butt everytime i think about what i did i kick myself in the butt.the depth of my pockets will not allow me to have another.😞😞..i have to wear 😎😎so no one can see the sadness.🚕🚕.
Listening to RUclips - up comes Green Onions - click thinking what's that out of interest. The Music starts and l go OMG how can I have forgotten this track, answer i never learnt the name. Great song and a greater video mix, thanks for the upload. It is a shame that these beautiful cars of this era are running out of time with all the health and safety rules forcing them off the road.
This track is great in its own right but what I love in the movie is how it is used near the end as the sun comes up. After all the straight up 50s rock and roll it kind of heralds that fact that the 60s were here and with it all the dramatic changes to America - both home and abroad - that were to come. American graffiti is a fantastic film - perhaps the best of it's type - and proof if needed that Lucas was more than just you-know-what.
Indeed, 1962 was the last gasp of that residual 1950s America feel. Kennedy would be gone by late 1963, Beatles were here a few months later...Vietnam heated up. It's like all America was tossed into a blender
1:40, not Milner's car, just someone's approximation by painting their '32 5-window yellow. The car at 1:45 is much closer to Milner's car, but I feel it might be a repop too. Fun Fact: The following year, "The Calfornia Kid" was released. In the scene where Vic Morrow first pulls over Martin Sheen and asks to look at the engine in his car, the engine shown is actually the one that was also used in Milner's Coupe the year before in American Grafitti, even though it was supposed to be a Flathead.
It’s 11pm on a Summer’s night. I'm driving down a country road in my 68 Camaro coming back from a car show looking out the window at the full moon in the sky. I’m chilling listening to this song on the radio. The vibe is good and I’m smiling away to myself. Today was a good day, not that anything significant happened but it’s the little things in life.
I met wolfman jack back in ' 70 ' s in Hamden Ct. He was a dee-jay at kc 101 , my brother was a dee-hay at Wplr in New Haven going by Fat jack , I must've been 10 or 11 years old at the time so when I seen The wolfman I was totally flabbergasted man here is a man I listened to on the radio and finally I meet him !!! 😲 WOW!!!
That 32 Coupe is truly the only car I've ever wanted own but could never afford to buy or build. One day I may be homeless, but I will own a yellow 32 Coupe modeled after this one!
I lived my own American Graffiti... I wasn't Kool, but I was Kool in my "pack". But whatever happened to me, what, where did we all go and do. ? Darn time, keeps a ticking. 🤕
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I cannot belive I lived in this era. It took many years later for me to realize just how blessed I was to have experienced these special times. The cars, the girls were all so special. If only today's kids ( and adults) could be like we were in the 60's. The old classics can keep the feelings alive in our hearts.
Amen!
I’m 14 years old and love this era I hate this new gen z crap all about politics I like to drag race and just live
@@antigriefingfanatics4172I am 21 and feel the same way
Different generations have different social engines. The hot rod automobile was the social generation of the 60s.
Aren't we blessed that we actually experienced it all. My grandson wishes he had lived back then and loves my music 🎉🎉❤🇬🇧
had a great time right up until 1969 when i headed to vietnam and life as i new it was gone.
I'm really sorry, you had to experience, that hell . Should never have happened . Regardless, You are our freedom . We wish you, the very best, in your remaining years ! ♥️
I want to say, on behalf of all of us... THANK YOU !!! for your service . Much Appreciated !! 🇺🇸
in those days I was involved with the draft resistance and we would go to Long Beach to greet the returning soldiers with flowers... of cannabis.. it is the very very best medicine for PTSD... it's not a joke, PTSD... and it lasts a lifetime... my father tried to drown it with alcohol and he died.. at 103.. to mean to die, apparently... RIP Col Carew.... cannabis oils in hempseed oil, with blue poppy seeds ground in will fix what ails you... available on Amazon, wouldn't ya know it
the seeds are the best part.. despite much advertising to the contrary
Thank you for your service.
Salute
American Graffiti was a time capsule into my youth. The music was amazing The cars, chrome with style. A much simpler time, when everyone got along. Drag racing, or the drive in movies every weekend, no emission bullshit and cruisin was a nightly thing. We actually had a sense of freedom back then. It's is a real shame, the youth of today, missed out on this amazing time, and just how happy we were.
Dazed and Confused for me, born in 1961.
Life before bucket seats and pantyhose. My friend Doug Kaleva would take his girlfriend in the car into the lube room and I would hoist them up!
Yes it is a shame my kids are today they don't understand anything he always getting misled
Yes they are
Poor innocent girls of 1950 ...Misleading theirs path to hommie when dark surrounded everything...Creepy nights.
This is one of the greatist instrumentals ever.
DAMN STR8!.
Sleepwalk by Farin and Santo is right there with it, too.
Me like
Rebel Rousers is an unknown greatest instrumentals is right up there!
yes , " wild weekend".
WOLFMAN!!! Greatest voice for radio there has ever been!
Just turned 70 and finally got 66 convertible Mustang they where the best years of my life. Woodstock and great music. Enjoy
After about 800 times of watching A.G. I just can not get tired of it , LIVE AND BREATH !!!
Thanks for puttin this vid together,,,it is Tops !!!
My Favorite Movie of All Time!
Groovy or was it neat?
@@wendinixon1609 Neat! I dont think "groovy" came out till mid 60's Could be wrong 😄
2:10 I believe she said, "Ain't he neat?"
Fer sure!
When they line up for the drag race and Green Onions is playing, still gives me goose bumps. If your into music and Hot Rods, this is pure movie gold. Nice Video!
They race off into the end of an era. Doesn't get much better than that in the movies.
It is awesome that these two iconic cars still exist the same as they were in the movie.Two historic artifacts that damn near should be in the Smithsonian.(Hardcore movie buffs will know this but...the '55 Chevy driven by Harrison Ford aka "Bob Falfa" in American Graffiti is the same '55 from "Two Lane BlackTop").And to think...all of the cars from this great movie languished for years after filming unprotected and uncared for on the studio back lot unwanted.
The other one that gets my adrenaline firing is the race between the yellow 57 (Project X) and the Cobra in Hollywood Knights. The 57 sounds like it's possessed.
Number 150 on your AM dial.
I'm 31 but damn they just don't make Music like this anymore.... The 50's and 60's were truly remarkable music-wise.
agreed,and car wise
Yes. They were good times. I wish that the style of music had not changed so drastically.
TheEnestr
i agree, its a real shame
The 70's and some of the 80's wasen't bad either, after that, it went to heck big time. Sad part of musical history.
very good
Ah, we were all so young back then with an undiscovered lifetime ahead of us.
Now that lifetime is in the rearview mirror and we discover how beautiful it was and how little of that road is in front of us making us realise how lucky we have been to make this trip.
PS. will remember your line till the end of my days.
Dial in ting Tang Walla Walla bing bang
So miss the old days!!
Nazareth
@@richarde.burnett6843 Ooh ee ooh ah ah, ....
Never get tired of this music
This is the greatest hot rod movie ever, & that’s saying a lot. I have most of those old school flicks, & love them all.
Green onions is by a landslide the greatest of all Saturday night Cruze jams. Any old school, real enthusiast knows that.
I always felt AG was less of a hot Rod movie, and more of movie version of Happy Days. Yes, there were some great cars, but there wasn’t really much about racing until the end. Hollywood Knights was pretty damn good and revolved more around cars and racing than AG. And Hot Rod (not that dumb ass movie with the idiot) a.k.a., Rebel of the Road is a great hidden gem. I actually like it better than AG, probably because of that damn Willys in it.
Yaaas... The race between the yellow 57 and the Cobra.... the 57 sounded like a possessed blower car.
The Wolfman, listened to him many times.
"The Wolfman is everywhere" ~ Wolfman Jack
I got to meet him and got his autograph KOIL radio omaha
Yeah as an old Pom used to love listening to the “Wolfman” and Booker T…..great times.👍🇦🇺🇬🇧😎
Clap for the Wolfman
He gonna make your record high......
The Midnight Special on Friday 🌙 with the Wolfman was about as 70s as you could get.
Amen The days when all cultures got along I miss those times
Fantastic scenes of back when America still existed. I'm glad to have gotten in on a good chunk of it. Nice tune also. A total classic.
Amen!
1974, Tucson, Speedway Blvd. 17 years old with a 1966 Malibu and Cynthia. Mike, Jim, Jack, and this sound track rockin us as we had the time of our lives. They will always live in my heart.
Saturday night & a good ole American V-8 anything & this song never gets old...
the 60"s were my time and can't be beat for old memories.
Wish there were more DJs like the Wolfman Jack :)
They’re a dying breed.
Had the rocking Robin and the horrn in DETROIT 68,
@@waltbullet1287 what is a DJ?
Wolfman Jack,Bobby Skafish,Patti Haze.Great DJ's.
I AGREE, THOSE WERE THE DAYS
American Grafitti is one of the classic films....For it's low budget George Lucas caught and preserved true Americana of the early 60's....A much simpler time. It'll always be one of my favorites.
Green Onions....What can you say? Steve Cropper and the whole crew recorded a gem when they thought that they were just 'jamming'....Brilliant....Genius!
I especially love it when it stands out from any established culture and still works from the first hearing.
This song sounds great coming from my jukebox I have this 45 vinyl in my juckbox in my apartment and my goddaughter will hear all the great oldies songs she's 9years old.
I was 14 when this movie came out. When I left the theater that night, I was never the same.
Willco Jak What were you like before.?
Great pictures. I always loved this movie since it came out in mid 1970's.
I have always loved this song. Oh, my age is showing!!
Me to..Love this music. I use to cruise the strip with this music on the 8 track..👍
everyone loves the song, no matter your age.
That was when music was music. Sure beats the heck out of this rap crap stuff being played on radio stations today, that's for sure.
@@danbasta3677 you can change the station ya know.
Nope just your good taste in music
Booker T & the MG's! greatest kroozin song evar!
Booker T. Jones- organ
Al Jackson- drums
Steve "The Colonel" Cropper- guitar
Donald "Duck" Dunn- bass.
Truly the best badass quartet ever.
For anyone who may be interested in the model at 50 to 53, her name is KC Winkler.She is a model and actress who posed for Playboy with an absolutely amazing figure and from what I understand also a very nice person.
Not sure who takeoff their clothes but they just need money and that’s their assistant
Thanks for the info Brian.
I had the car magazine that picture originally appeared in.
I've always wondered who that girl was.
@@DeanMk1 You are welcome.
I love this song! Ok, I am old in body, but still young at heart.
Booker T and the MGs released this song in in 1962 - - the movie American Graffiti was what is referred to as a coming of age type movie about that time period released in 1973. The interesting thing is Booker T and the MGs were 2 white guys and 2 black guys touring and playing together in the south when segregation was still in full swing and many hits by bands composed of white artists were covering black artist's blues, soul and rock music and getting credit for the music - - but in the end the music kicked the doors in and people enjoyed the music regardless of the person's race. I'm old school so I don't think today's music can compare to the 60s tunes and the music takes me back to fond remembrances
I opened the dictionary to the word "cool" and this song started playing!
+Bill Hughes hot as a nine one seven goin down the mulsanne straight
Machine Gun Nest ... Right over everyone's heads.
Lol!
@@JW...-oj5iw mine too.lol
Do Not forget Hip Huggers came out around this time another good song, Cool!
As this boss instrumental plays, I can envision John's deuce coupe and Bob's Chevy streaming down Paradise Road towards the spot where they would race.
So nostalgic... ,, grateful & thankful today for RUclips keeping me spirited, & all who choose to Jam on wherever you may be chillin right now . Hey Ladies & Gents it's Saturday, what's cooking!!!!!
One of the coolest songs ever.
A classic that will never die!
I LOVE this song!!! Great dancing tune❤️
This is the Best film I have ever seen. I love the 50's & 60's
Way way ahead of its time great song thanks booker love it
Got to meet Wolfman Jack in Fremont, CA while partying with my brother. He let us stand with him at The Penthouse as he played music. Good man..
I love it! I remember listening to the wolf man,when laying in my bed,with my am radio.
transistor radio! what make-model?!
Wolfman jack- those were the best days..
Best years of my life no cell phones mom waiting up at night after I got threw street racing
Another staple of every 60s garage band.... great music :)
the 50s and 60s was the best time to grow up in I just turned 80 so who says you are to old to rockin roll.it up to this generation to keep rock alive so don't let us old farts down.
Rock On,Dave !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yeagh dave keim..hope you are still rockin and keepin well..i,m just turned 69
Wolfman was a mainstay on AFRTS radio when you were over yonder somewhere. Great memories.
Green onions came way before American Graffiti.. around 1960 my father built me a radio that after dark could pick up the wolf man.. and across the street from me every saturday there were a bunch of "older kids " that played music in the garage.. that was where I learned to play green onions.. and I think even then it was old . not sure the year it was released but long before the movie came out ... same era as telstar.. if you are old enough to remember that one. I believe the first band to release GR Onions was the sam wright group.
Great song and great movie, Thumbs up liked.
American Grafiti is one of the best movies of all time. Anyone who hasn't seen it needs too. Same with Kelly's Heros, Space Balls, Blazing sattles, Airplane, and under cover brother to name a few.
As they lined up for the drag race in the sunrise and "Green Onions" started, I felt thrill of youth that only youth can feel.
I still get that feeling too.... but now I call it acid reflux :(
Lol! Dam indigestion!
Used to seriously put this song in my cassette deck when I would meet up to a drag race. All because of this movie. Had a huge impact on me. Oh yeah I never lost when I did that. Lol
Everyone who mentions drag racing NEVER seems to have lost a race.
Lucky to have lived it. RIP Wolfman.
Whoever gave one of the greatest instrumentals of all time a thumbsdown, are clueless!!!
It's Bob Falfa making alt accounts
"Where were you in 62?" Good question, I was born in 1962! I could watch this movie over and over and never get tired of it.
Love....thank you for your awesome music and great memories in my lilfe....🥰
best song in American graffiti!
oldchevytrucks was
Saw Wolfman Jack on McHenry on Graffiti Night 1986. He looked and sounded just like on TV.
Wolfman Jack Rocked.
I was there last August for the Graffiti Weekend parade and car show with a mini-class reunion thrown in. Old cars and some of my high school friends. It was great to go back even if it was just for a little while.
Those of who grew up in these times were quite fortunate, the drugs , gangs and shit today is terrible. I thank God that I grew up in the 60's and 70's they were good clean times. I got to speak to Wolfman Jack on his last broadcast day in San Diego, that was in 1988 or 89. I can honestly say I wish we could have those days back. RIP Wolfman, you gave us some great memories. We need more movies like American Graffiti to remind us there were good times without all the bullshit.
Great era, great music and great times.
The 1950s.
The way things are going today, we will miss and want those times even more.
1962
George Vreeland Hill Yep 👍🏻 😀🙃
Absolutely the coolest instrumental piece of all time. How many movies,TV shows and commercials has this been used.?
Wolf Man Jack !!!! They'll never be another !!!!!
I'm 27 and have had some Iconic muscle cars. 72 73 and 74 montes and man. Does this song go well with em
Rock on man! Those were the days!
Great Song - 1962 > SD-421 Pontiacs Ruled - Should have had one in the Movie :)
my favorite is : time is tight .
it was the end song when i was a kid 40 years ago in our disco for teens .
happy days !!!!!!
Wolfman would DJ back in the 70’s in my hometown. Humboldt county California. It was pipped in from down south but it was still live. Loved the 70’s and some WOLFMAN BABY
I live near Petaluma California where you see the “Millners racing team” add in this video. Some of this movie was shot in Sonoma county for all you kids seeing this for the first time.
Great film, fantastic music.
The good ol days everybody got along and had a good time it was fun hate to see them going way.
your so right we had a good time and enjoyed our youth sad about our world today we were very lucky i think
Green onions was and will always be my favorite music. I use to cruise the strip in my 56 Chevrolet 2door hardtop, cruising the strip listening to green onions👍🙂👍...
Unless you made fun of em for ditching their Flathead for the SBC. Lol
People still have fun with there close group. Those groups often didn’t get along. Nothings changed dude.
Like it or not.....THESE will be "The Good Ol' Daze"....(06 June 2021) for the likes of my grandkids...Check out Merle Haggards "Are the good times really over for good" or Steve Ripley's "Gone Away".....Except for the war...(U.S.A.F. got me dd214 diploma November 72')...A pretty damn fun time....
Ya know, I'm a music FANATIC, and though I've heard this song probably a hundred times in various places through my life, until tonight, I had no friggin' clue it was a whole/entire song. Just bought this puppy because of this clip here. Thanks, amigo!
I was born in the 40's. Good time growing up.
1950 here. Gramma told me not to play with that thing or I would go blind. She was absolutely wrong! But now I need reading glasses.
Trips through Cali.desert at night listening to Wolfman Jack Such great memories ❤️❤️🙏🏻
Awww Wolfman Jack I remember Wolfman in a Clearisil Zit cream add,in the early 80 s he hosted Midnight Special.
I remember seeing this movie on TV, because when it came out I was only seven years old. I did like some of the songs and some of those cars were really cool.👍😁😎
Every time I hear this song, I think of American Graffiti. Cool song, cool movie.
Ok gotta say the most incredible song written without one word! And sums up "AMERICA!"
The end of an Era. And a good one at that .
Loved it. Boy this goes back, thanks for the share
I'm stuck in the era.I'm 65 wishing i had my 58chevy still as in the movie. I'd be cruising up n down the blvd. Only sad thing is there wolfman jack wouldn't be comeing over my radio.but I'd still be listening to the golden oldies of yester year.as though it was only yesterday.hey anybody wanna race my hot rod Lincoln lol.😀.I've got to get my magic carpet fixed so i can travel back in time.
I had a black '56 Chevy
@@uncleal1646 i had a friend when i was younger they moved away years later i was looking for junk cars to fix up we seen each other we talked for a while he had two cars in his grandma's back and wanted them gone. I told him what i was up to ha said go this address get the title's from his grandma so i did she said there in the back.so i walked to the back there set a 55 chevy n a 62 station wagon.jackpot. the 55 didn't have a engine or tranny it was all gutted out body prefect.i gave my brother the 62 to help me. To embraced to say this young n dumb i sold it to highest bidder.i have a permanent shoe print on my butt everytime i think about what i did i kick myself in the butt.the depth of my pockets will not allow me to have another.😞😞..i have to wear 😎😎so no one can see the sadness.🚕🚕.
Way cool song and video. I watch this a few time now and Thumbs Up !
badass cars, choice tunes on the turntable, and groovy people groovin. simple and the best.
It’s hard to believe it’s been 48 years when this movie came out
Listening to RUclips - up comes Green Onions - click thinking what's that out of interest. The Music starts and l go OMG how can I have forgotten this track, answer i never learnt the name. Great song and a greater video mix, thanks for the upload. It is a shame that these beautiful cars of this era are running out of time with all the health and safety rules forcing them off the road.
One of the best instrumentals of ALL TIME!!!....Poll all of the Ol' DJs....They'll tell you!!!!
This song and Wipeout !
My father had this on a 45 when I was younger
Classic tunes never go out of style.🗽👍💕
It sure is nice to be able to listen to The Wolfman again😎😄🤣😂🎙🦄
Great instrumental Green Onions. Like hearing Wolfman Jack's voice.
I used to sing that song a lot. Basically it’s the only song I knew ALL the words to. Thanks
Rock and roll baby mercy six gimme some more ........... You got the one Wolfman jack 😁👍😍😎
This track is great in its own right but what I love in the movie is how it is used near the end as the sun comes up. After all the straight up 50s rock and roll it kind of heralds that fact that the 60s were here and with it all the dramatic changes to America - both home and abroad - that were to come.
American graffiti is a fantastic film - perhaps the best of it's type - and proof if needed that Lucas was more than just you-know-what.
Indeed, 1962 was the last gasp of that residual 1950s America feel. Kennedy would be gone by late 1963, Beatles were here a few months later...Vietnam heated up. It's like all America was tossed into a blender
Great song. and Even greater cars. Cool flic
at 1:40 Milner's car has a big block chevy engine - at 1:45 it has a small block chevy engine
1:40, not Milner's car, just someone's approximation by painting their '32 5-window yellow. The car at 1:45 is much closer to Milner's car, but I feel it might be a repop too.
Fun Fact: The following year, "The Calfornia Kid" was released. In the scene where Vic Morrow first pulls over Martin Sheen and asks to look at the engine in his car, the engine shown is actually the one that was also used in Milner's Coupe the year before in American Grafitti, even though it was supposed to be a Flathead.
The 60's were the greatest time of my life !!! Where is that time Machine ?
Them green onions hanging all over the studio precious thing, keep the vampires away you understand!,
Great movie, Great tune.
It’s 11pm on a Summer’s night. I'm driving down a country road in my 68 Camaro coming back from a car show looking out the window at the full moon in the sky. I’m chilling listening to this song on the radio. The vibe is good and I’m smiling away to myself. Today was a good day, not that anything significant happened but it’s the little things in life.
Wolf Man ... damn that cuts so deep.
just can't help but love this song.
I met wolfman jack back in ' 70 ' s in Hamden Ct. He was a dee-jay at kc 101 , my brother was a dee-hay at Wplr in New Haven going by Fat jack , I must've been 10 or 11 years old at the time so when I seen The wolfman I was totally flabbergasted man here is a man I listened to on the radio and finally I meet him !!! 😲 WOW!!!
Booker T Jones and the MG's were genius.
Music was so great and a bit mysterious back in the 50s & 60s , now days what is passed off as music absolutely sucks out loud .
That 32 Coupe is truly the only car I've ever wanted own but could never afford to buy or build. One day I may be homeless, but I will own a yellow 32 Coupe modeled after this one!
I lived my own American Graffiti...
I wasn't Kool, but I was Kool in my "pack".
But whatever happened to me, what, where did we all go and do. ?
Darn time, keeps a ticking. 🤕
We need to bring all this back....