Area Code 2-1-2 is New York City. And the voice announcing "from Stereo 92" is Wolfman Jack, a famous, and infamous, Radio DJ fro the 1960's and 70's, who later hosted "The Midnight Special" Saturday nights on NBC, pre-SNL. He was also in the movie "American Graffiti". "Don't Call Us (We'll Call You)", a real showbiz statement.. Also, the sound of the Touch-Tone was a fairly new phenomenon at the time, most folks were still using rotary dial, remember that? Sugarloaf were from Colorado.
I like the way they turned the tables at the end! This was one of the first rock songs that came on the radio when I was 5 years old, and me and my pre-school friends were dancing to on the carpet in my parents house, because it was such a catchy tune--we even sang along to it
I’m sure I heard a part of a riff from I feel fine by The Beatles in there , very off putting if I’m honest - but apart from that , yeah , quite cheery and I liked it 👍🏴
Hi, Cynthia and Chris: Hey, that sounds like John, Paul and George. I remember hearing this song first by them and without checking it out, I would say that it was a hit before Green Eyed Lady. It's okay bit it doesn't make me do back flips. I prefer Green Eyed Lady. Good reaction as usual.
Area Code 2-1-2 is New York City. And the voice announcing "from Stereo 92" is Wolfman Jack, a famous, and infamous, Radio DJ fro the 1960's and 70's, who later hosted "The Midnight Special" Saturday nights on NBC, pre-SNL. He was also in the movie "American Graffiti". "Don't Call Us (We'll Call You)", a real showbiz statement.. Also, the sound of the Touch-Tone was a fairly new phenomenon at the time, most folks were still using rotary dial, remember that? Sugarloaf were from Colorado.
Excellent summary.
Great song, lots of fun. Enjoyed your reaction.
I like the way they turned the tables at the end! This was one of the first rock songs that came on the radio when I was 5 years old, and me and my pre-school friends were dancing to on the carpet in my parents house, because it was such a catchy tune--we even sang along to it
Love that tune.... thanks for reviewing, actually busted a move listening.🙂🕺
ooooOOOOOOOOOoooo I’ve never noticed that new graphics for Fridays favourites tbh - maybe I’m just thick 😳- like it C n C , very swish !! 👌
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I’m sure I heard a part of a riff from I feel fine by The Beatles in there , very off putting if I’m honest - but apart from that , yeah , quite cheery and I liked it
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Hadn't heard of them before.
Then, you have to hear 'Green Eyed Lady'.
@@hanierfamily I'll look go find it.
Hi, Cynthia and Chris: Hey, that sounds like John, Paul and George. I remember hearing this song first by them and without checking it out, I would say that it was a hit before Green Eyed Lady. It's okay bit it doesn't make me do back flips. I prefer Green Eyed Lady. Good reaction as usual.
Great band?! Perhaps a great 2 hit wonder band, for sure!
Ringo didn't fit the meter. 😀