THIS used to be played on WCBS /NEW YORK a LOT back in the 70s and ‘80s…when I asked my ex who this band was he had no idea-and he’s from London, was a kid back in ‘64, as was I, SHAME on him! 😂GREAT instrumentals!
Well, I was of same age then and knew all about them. It was no 1 in UK if you were a teenager then how could you not know that????Guess he didn't watch TV or listen to music or was a hermit. Or possibly you're no good at accents and he wasn't English.
@@onemat2000 Brian hosted a segment on Hullabaloo that was filmed in England featuring British artists. He would introduce them. You can see him on the Moody Blues performance of "Go Now"
the current line up of NRBQ has done this song, as well. iT WAS CO-WRITTTEN BY PAT PATRICK, A FOUNDING MEMBER OF THE SUN RA ARKESTRA. ...AND FATHER OF MA'S governor.
At 0:53 and at 1:57 into the recording the vocal is distorted when the sax plays loud. This makes me wonder if there was an out-of-phase mic at the recording session. I'm curious why they didn't correct this issue and do a retake of the song rather than release it as is. Other than that it's good hearing this song again.
I doubt this was recorded in stereo originally but even if it was you couldn't hear those defects in the average record player kids had back then, there are even places in Beatles tunes where McCartney sings and distorts the board his high notes were sometimes so loud. I always thought this original of this was a very good sounding recording, here it is in original mono: ruclips.net/video/jf-cCL3TOCo/видео.html
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It’s very nice to see my brother playing the drums on this recording.
This takes me back to Los Angeles California and my childhood...K Earth 101....the best oldies station ever 😮
Handsome man, charismatic, haircut, tie. White shirt, black jacket, and the way he uses the camera, just love it. Great song.
This song has stayed in my head since I was a kid listening to this on WMEX in Boston with Arnie Woo Woo Ginsburgh! A true Gem!
Wow, I remember WMEX and Woo Woo! Damn, we are old!
I was 16 when this was released and it made me love jazz
I haven't heard this song in DECADES.....thanks for posting! ;-)
Just listen to that tenor sax solo and the band behind it just cookin'.
Peter Coe on tenor sax - had a great sound.
This totally swings! The most!
Bill Eyden was a great drummer and did great fills
Terminally cool.
@@CamperVanPersie ruclips.net/video/KAHpM1gshYc/видео.html check him out at 1:48 on both clips.
Class, pure and simple.
Wonderful performance, wonderful song, wonderful group!
Little wonder this went to #1.... superb
Outstanding, roots of everything you hear today!
The chics in the audience where either Mezmerized or did not ever hear anything this cool and didn't expect it.
THIS used to be played on WCBS /NEW YORK a LOT back in the 70s and ‘80s…when I asked my ex who this band was he had no idea-and he’s from London, was a kid back in ‘64, as was I, SHAME on him! 😂GREAT instrumentals!
Well, I was of same age then and knew all about them. It was no 1 in UK if you were a teenager then how could you not know that????Guess he didn't watch TV or listen to music or was a hermit. Or possibly you're no good at accents and he wasn't English.
Beyond cool! Understated masterpiece.
Georgie at his best. "Live At The Flamingo Club" is a stone-cold classic.
love it... hope georgie fame soon well again,best wishes to him
FABULOUS SONG
Klasse song, super....
😎🐎☀️ Nagyon örülök hogy láthatom is őket 🥰 köszönöm 💓😀😘
Brilliant
georgie had a great voice
The girls in the front row look a little stunned. I do see their heads starting to bop slightly but definitely deer in headlights looks
💜
georgie... you are Great!!!
Chapeau
The real deal Georgie Fame ad The Blue Flames. The audience has no clue. Thats for posting
1:05 Brian Epstein
I love how that middle 8 really soars
Yeh yeh !! 😆
Still going strong,eg on Jools Holland
So awesome!
Yeh Yeh was first recorded in 1963 by Mongo Santamaria as an instrumental.
The Queen's Gambit sent me here....Yeh, Yeh!!!
The Queen's Gambit, S1: E6 brought me here.
This is from Hullaballo!!!
Toe tapping good time 😅
great edit!
I love this song
Brian Epstein 1:04 this must be from the Hullabaloo show.
Brian Epstein of Cyrkle fame?
@@fuzztone877
No headphone the Beatles manager and I think he was Georgie's manager too.
@@onemat2000 Brian hosted a segment on Hullabaloo that was filmed in England featuring British artists. He would introduce them. You can see him on the Moody Blues performance of "Go Now"
Georgie,,,from Leigh, looks like George Best, plays like God? What's not to like?
yeah yeah
Leyther!
Beth Harmon got me here
George? I still say you should have played for Leigh
WHAT IS WRONG WITH THE AUDIENCE?! lol :D
They were missing the usual bubblegum *. . . ;-)*
When your first love makes you a mixed tape...
There's a good cover by They Might Be Giants from 2001.
Is that janet street porter in audience🤣🤣
Beth Harmon Got me here
Got up and danced two seconds after this started in the credits of a Mad Men episode!
Those girls. Maybe they were expecting the Beatles?
Obviously Saw.
Cor - Brian Epstein at 1:02 !
Brian used to host a segment on Hullaballoo featuring British artists
the current line up of NRBQ has done this song, as well. iT WAS CO-WRITTTEN BY PAT PATRICK, A FOUNDING MEMBER OF THE SUN RA ARKESTRA. ...AND FATHER OF MA'S governor.
@@vardziegirl I got to see Sun Ra several times! He's the real deal EWI player
@@vardziegirl Great info!
Tell me this shit isn't catchy and cool. I think their in a Hard Days Night at a party. What's with the zombie audience?
Hence Matt Bianco
Georgie here looks a lot like the photos of a young John Cougar Mellencamp.
Claude François l'a adapté en français " Alors salut "
Merci bien !
zomby audience:-)
They cut out the black guy
2018
I prefer the version with the African guy on bongos
He was in a shot at the very back, otherwise they kept him out of the scene. American TV 1965
BECAUSE IM BLACK?????
At 0:53 and at 1:57 into the recording the vocal is distorted when the sax plays loud. This makes me wonder if there was an out-of-phase mic at the recording session. I'm curious why they didn't correct this issue and do a retake of the song rather than release it as is. Other than that it's good hearing this song again.
I doubt this was recorded in stereo originally but even if it was you couldn't hear those defects in the average record player kids had back then, there are even places in Beatles tunes where McCartney sings and distorts the board his high notes were sometimes so loud. I always thought this original of this was a very good sounding recording, here it is in original mono:
ruclips.net/video/jf-cCL3TOCo/видео.html
english broads
Beth Harmon got me here