PAUL PETERSEN - CHAINED (RARE CLIP) FROM THE SHEBANG TV SHOW. RECORD LABEL: MOTOWN 1108. YEAR 1967. COMPOSED & PRODUCED BY FRANK WILSON. OFFICIAL PAUL PETERSEN WEBSITE: www.paulpeterse...
Shebang! Can you dig it! Kasey Casem! Paul Petersen! 1967! In color! I give Paul Petersen all the credit in the world for trying to tackle such a great song. He worked with it nicely. Though it doesn't quite compare to Marvin Gaye's incendiary, soulful version, it's still a treat to see Petersen swayin' and finger poppin' in his continental threads.
Magnificent! Paul had done quite a bit of garage rock after leaving Colpix (sadly much of which remains unreleased). As such, his signing with Motown was most welcome, as were the two resultant singles, A Little Bit For Sandy and this one. Elated that this clip has survived.
Yes glad this was preserved but in all og his rexordings except for "My Dad" he doesnt put out much volume. Is it just because these are such old copies? I'd like to hear something strong and cleaarly js.
I only found this song today. I love it! I decided to purchase this original version and Marvin Gaye's. I like them both a lot, but I prefer the arrangement on this one. Both artists were on Motown at the time. This is a very cool clip!
I remember him as a young actor. Donna Reed show came to reruns eventually. He was in movies, too. Did not know he was singing too, but seems like everyone did 😆🖖
I forgot that Paul Peterson did record for Motown in the mid sixties! Paul's claim to fame was the Donna Reed show and is a nice charitable man in person but not a great singer! Listen to Marvin Gaye's version of Chained and hear the enormous difference!
Hi Robert...I suppose it's a case of personal preference...I also have Marvi Gaye doing his version here which was blocked for a while then youtube decided to unblock? : czcams.com/video/X9qTDD-BTHo/video.html
Paul worked at Motown for a Hot Minute in the 1960's. I think they were trying to do with them what they couldn't do with Chris Clark (Love's Gone Bad). He did alot for former Child Stars. He created a Support Group called A Minor Consideration where the current crop are counselled by the veterans on how to handle their Fame. I wish he could talk to Aaron Carter. He was also part of a Round Table Discussion with Kim Fields and Sara Gilbert and they were candid about how life as a Child Star wasn't all that it was cracked up to be.
@@chaswr Was just watching an old Tom Jones video on CZcams in which he sang, "It's Not Unusual" on the Ed Sullivan Show. That one will make you sea-sick, too - but every now and then he jerks so much you might find yourself thrown overboard. It really is hilarious.
As a Marvin fan I cringed just seeing the title and hoped it wasn’t _that_ “Chained” but then I remembered this dude was on Motown for a second. Long story short...YIKES! This is not good. 🤷🏾♀️
Shebang! Can you dig it! Kasey Casem! Paul Petersen! 1967! In color! I give Paul Petersen all the credit in the world for trying to tackle such a great song. He worked with it nicely. Though it doesn't quite compare to Marvin Gaye's incendiary, soulful version, it's still a treat to see Petersen swayin' and finger poppin' in his continental threads.
Magnificent! Paul had done quite a bit of garage rock after leaving Colpix (sadly much of which remains unreleased). As such, his signing with Motown was most welcome, as were the two resultant singles, A Little Bit For Sandy and this one. Elated that this clip has survived.
Yes glad this was preserved but in all og his rexordings except for "My Dad" he doesnt put out much volume. Is it just because these are such old copies? I'd like to hear something strong and cleaarly js.
Great clip! Never heard this before. Paul did a nice job with it. And it's a kick to see him in color at this age!
Very talented. Just discoverd the Donna Reed show lately and i'm going through the whole séries. He's an amazing actor.
Paul can sing......and he did pretty good......But,Marvin tore that song to shreds.......and I mean......."TO SHREDS"........🙂👍.
Not shreds….Marvin turned it into powder.
@@dannyboi6530 not powder, he turned it into nothingness
I only found this song today. I love it! I decided to purchase this original version and Marvin Gaye's. I like them both a lot, but I prefer the arrangement on this one. Both artists were on Motown at the time. This is a very cool clip!
Excellent and oh so rare!! Thanks for the gift!!!
Thankyou John...your most welcome...Have a lovely weekend.
No...thank YOU! And a lovely weekend to you too!
Artists certainly had style in those days and I'm so privileged that I lived through it.
Funny, one of my favorite Marin Gaye songs. Never knew Paul Petersen recorded it. 😎
I believe Paul recorded this before Marvin did. At least I had Paul's version long before Marvin's was released.
I remember him as a young actor. Donna Reed show came to reruns eventually. He was in movies, too. Did not know he was singing too, but seems like everyone did 😆🖖
THIS IS AMAZING!!! Thank you so much for sharing this awesome clip!
His version is pretty good!!! Like really good!!
Paul sounds pretty good, here! Thanks for sharing this, RW
Thankyou...your most welcome.
Marvin Gaye,Paul Petersen,and the Jackson 5 versions of Chained are all very awesome,but in my opinion,Marvin's version really stood out!!!
I love this! Thanks for sharing it!
Paul is so cute!😍
Love, love, love this ! Thanks so much for this rare clip....WoW !
Thankyou Walter...glad you like it...Have a great weekend.
Paul Peterson can sing and act.
Catchy tune..
I forgot that Paul Peterson did record for Motown in the mid sixties! Paul's claim to fame was the Donna Reed show and is a nice charitable man in person but not a great singer! Listen to Marvin Gaye's version of Chained and hear the enormous difference!
Paul's is the original version, Marvin's is the cover!
Hi Robert...I suppose it's a case of personal preference...I also have Marvi Gaye doing his version here which was blocked for a while then youtube decided to unblock? : czcams.com/video/X9qTDD-BTHo/video.html
Wow! Paul can sing.
Paul worked at Motown for a Hot Minute in the 1960's. I think they were trying to do with them what they couldn't do with Chris Clark (Love's Gone Bad). He did alot for former Child Stars. He created a Support Group called A Minor Consideration where the current crop are counselled by the veterans on how to handle their Fame. I wish he could talk to Aaron Carter. He was also part of a Round Table Discussion with Kim Fields and Sara Gilbert and they were candid about how life as a Child Star wasn't all that it was cracked up to be.
Bad,,M.F. dawg!
Pretty good cover, The Jackson 5 covered this song as well.
I always liked this guy, and he sang just fine. But the herky-jerky movements were sooooo of the period and weird.
No offense to him but I was getting seasick.
@@chaswr Ha-ha! Yes. It was a goofy era, wasn't it? Still liked the guy, though.
@@chaswr Was just watching an old Tom Jones video on CZcams in which he sang, "It's Not Unusual" on the Ed Sullivan Show. That one will make you sea-sick, too - but every now and then he jerks so much you might find yourself thrown overboard. It really is hilarious.
@@timward3116 Me too. He heads up this organization that helps out former child actors now called A Minor Consideration.
@@timward3116 ha ha! I'll have to check that TJ video out
Good find.
Thankyou Craig.
Steverino!!
I think this song is referring to his hush hush smoking habit
I remember him on the Donna Reed show. I didn't know that he sings.
I prefer this to Marvin's version - which I never liked for some reason.
As a Marvin fan I cringed just seeing the title and hoped it wasn’t _that_ “Chained” but then I remembered this dude was on Motown for a second. Long story short...YIKES! This is not good. 🤷🏾♀️
Agree
I always thought the Jackson 5 originally did this song!
Certainly no Ricky Nelson.
this was painful to watch