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60's Music
- Thread starter Dalia
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Ironically the original of that song took off in the UK by a US band and flopped here while Peter Noone's band did the opposite.
Goldie and the Gingerbreads (1962-67) were the first all-female band signed to a major label. The lead singer there is Genya ("Goldie") Zelkowitz,.who later became the lead singer of Ten Wheel Drive as Genya Ravan.
the first recording of....
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this was from 1958....
youtube ref says 1960.
this was from 1958....
youtube ref says 1960.
Consider the source. YouTube.
Harry is correct, it was released 1958. Discogs
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For whatever reason, I hear this song and I'm instantly transported back to the summer of 1963.
For whatever reason, I hear this song and I'm instantly transported back to the summer of 1963.
And a classic case of cultural imperialism; the original song "Ue o Muite Arukou" had nothing to do with food at all; it was a social-spiritual song following a failed protest against the continued US occupation of Japan.
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"Lies", the Knickerbockers. Love the blonde chick dancing in the foreground, and the blonde in the background ain't bad either!
When I first heard that one, I thought it was the Beatles
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"Lies", the Knickerbockers. Love the blonde chick dancing in the foreground, and the blonde in the background ain't bad either!
When I first heard that one, I thought it was the Beatles
Yeah me too! That must have been the apex of the Go-Go era. lol!
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I wasn't there, but thanks for the excuse to post some Don Ho! 
'67. I do know a lot of older songs. I've been many a place listening to Don Ho on the road.
'67. I do know a lot of older songs. I've been many a place listening to Don Ho on the road.
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