Gary Puckett & the Union Gap - (set) Young Girl & Lady Willpower (live May 12,1968)(Stereo Mixed)
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- I still havent heard from Gary but have heard from some of his neighbours in 1967/68....in HD Stereo Mixed from Mono show Track...some of you may have noticed that I am trying to assemble these 2 song sets back together they way they were seen on live TV on Sunday nights.....note: lyrics were slightly changed in both songs...Young Girl...lyrics changed (censored) from 'Cause I'm afraid we'll go too far' to 'How can this love of ours go on? ' & Lady Willpower..'facts of life' changed to 'ways of life'.This made CBS Network officals happy.
"Young Girl" is a RIAA million-selling Gold-certified single that was written, composed, and produced by Jerry Fuller and performed by Gary Puckett & The Union Gap with instrumental backing by members of "The Wrecking Crew".It was released in 1968.
The song hit No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 for three weeks, stuck behind "(Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay" by Otis Redding for the first week and "Honey" by Bobby Goldsboro for the remaining two.It also reached No. 1 on the UK Singles Chart and the US Cash Box listing.It made No. 34 on the US Easy Listening.It climbed to No. 2 in South Africa.
In the UK, "Young Girl" was re-released in 1974 as part of a CBS Records series entitled "Hall of Fame Hits", and enjoyed a second UK chart run, peaking at No. 6.
The song is delivered from the point of view of a man who has become distressed upon finding out that the girl he is with, contrary to the first impression she had made upon him, is actually younger than the legal age of consent. He is asking her to leave before things go any further: "Get out of here / before I have the time / to change my mind / 'cause I'm afraid we'll go too far".
Lyrics (with changed lyrics)
Young girl, get out of my mind
My love for you is way out of line
Better run girl
You're much too young girl
With all the charms of a woman
You've kept the secret of your youth
You led me to believe you're old enough
To give me love
And now it hurts to know the truth
Young girl, get out of my mind
My love for you is way out of line
Better run girl
You're much too young
So hurry home to your mama
I'm sure she wonders where you are
Get out of here
Before I have the time
To change my mind
'How can this love of ours go on?
Young girl, get out my mind
My love for you is way out of line
Better run girl
You're much too young girl (repeat to fade)
"Lady Willpower" is a song written by Jerry Fuller and recorded by Gary Puckett & The Union Gap for their 1968 album Incredible. The single was awarded a million-selling Gold disc from the RIAA.
In the U.S., the song ranked among Cashbox's Top 100 singles of 1968, where it hit the No. 1 position the week ending August 3, 1968. "Lady Willpower" went No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1968 (behind "Grazing in the Grass" by Hugh Masekela). and reached No. 26 on the Easy Listening chart.The song was the No. 34 song on the Billboard Year-End Hot 100 singles in 1968.
Outside the US, "Lady Willpower" reached No. 5 on the UK Singles Chart during the year."Lady Willpower" also peaked at #4 on the Kent Music Report (KMR) Chart in Australia, spending 16 weeks on the KMR Top-100 after entering the chart on the 22nd June 1968.
Lyrics (with changed lyrics)
Lady Willpower, it's now or never
Give your love to me and I'll shower
Your heart with tenderness endlessly
I know you want to see me but you're afraid
Of what I might have on my mind
One thing you can be sure of
I'll take good care of your love
If you will let me give you mine
Lady Willpower, it's now or never
Give your love to me and I'll shower
Your heart with tenderness endlessly
Did no one ever tell you the way of life?
Well there's so much you have to learn
And I would gladly teach you
If I could only reach you
And get your lovin' in return
Lady Willpower, it's now or never
Give your love to me and I'll shower
Your heart with tenderness endlessly
Songwriters: Jerry Fuller - Hudba
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3:31 I remember 1968. They performed at my high school. What a thrill it was. Still have my ticket. Im 73 now.. Great memories
Wow...great memories...I turned 65 Saturday,born the day music died in 1959.🇨🇦
That’s cool!! The IDEs of March played at the Catholic high school when I was growing up! Around 1970
We had John Fred and the Playboys
I'll be 73 in a month....I can relate...
Awesome, you were very lucky to have the privilege of seeing Gary and the guys live at your school. I was 14 in 1968 and remember them well
Gary lived three doors down from us in San Diego....we would walk down and listen to them practice in his garage. Millwood Rd. SD. My mom and his stayed friends till they passed. Choir boy hit the big time.
Killer voice.
So cool.I love stories like this.👍🇨🇦
That’s awesome!
Classic songs of the period that revolutionized music. Songs had special meanings .
Thanks for sharing!! Really dig these stories!!❤❤
That's my kind of neighbor!
Oh how spoiled we were, talent was so abundant back then.
Soooo true. I miss it.
No kidding about talent.I hear cars go by our house w nothing but boom boom coming from cars.I hate the music my 16 yr old grand daughter listens too.Smutty rap music,& I mean smutty.Not sure how her dad let's her listen to it.🇨🇦
His songs were so great and complicated to sing nobody in their right minds sing Gary Puckett in karaoke.
Yes, we had the best and diversified singers and bands. Feel blessed to enjoy them then, and still do today.
I agree!
68 I was jungle fighting in vietnam, came into base camp I would hear this song. Man made me home sick😢😊
Thank you for your service
My husband served in Vietnam too
Thank you for serving!! 🇺🇸
I’m sorry how you were all treated when you returned home.
THANK YOU ❤️ FOR YOUR SERVICE.
Thank you for your service ❤️
I was 15 when this hit the charts . I am 70 now and I still think he's bloody lovely !!!❤❤
Right there with you just turned 70 and this brings back growing up with these songs❤👍👍⬆️
I’m right behind you lol
Me too 70
I’m 71 and these songs bring back some wonderful memories!❤️❤️🎶
I'm 68. I live in Ireland. I loved them ❤
I'd forgotten how good he was. Diction, resonance, head tone. A real singer.
Yes, I never saw him sing live. He's very, very good.
Incredible talent 🎉
A time when you could understand the words instead of nowadays
Wonderful l always love the oldies songs what a magnificent voice since at school l have been enjoying and listening to his music
He still has one of the best male voices of all times.
But I read that he really didn't like power ballads, even though all their hits were power ballads.
A voice like velvet. I loved him since I heard him. I'm 68 now. 😊😊😊
Same here and I will be 70 this July
Me too!!! 68 in South Africa🌼
His voice just added to his charisma! THE YOUNGSTERS TODAY WOULDNT EVEN KNOW WHAT THE WORD MEANS😅🤣
His voice was so incredible!! One of the best of all time!!!
Sorry I was about 17 when this came out, a brilliant song and Gary was a good singer, but live he goes out of tune …As for one of the best singers of all time🥴, to compare him with Freddie Mercury Roy Orbison Meat Loaf Perry Como Frank Sinatra etc etc …Sorry not in the same league but in fairness that’s your opinion and we all have one …
His voice might not be up with the best of all time, but it ranks in the upper echelon for certain. I never heard him live, but I know even some of the best can have lapses!
@@dermotmcglinchey282 In those days they didn't have high-quality ear pieces that would provide the performer with instantaneous feedback of their voice pitch. They only had big speakers angled up at them, and in the case of the Ed Sullivan show, the speakers would have been off camera and not directly in front of them.
@@dermotmcglinchey282 +
Maybe the genres we listen to differ, and we are entitled, as adults, to differ. For me, Steve Marriott, Paul Rodgers and Presley are hard to beat, in their respective genres.
@@SWExplore I believe on this and many other shows at the time, they lip synced to a recording.
60s 70s and 80s there has been no greater period in music❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
We know younger people now that wished they lived thru that time like we did.There's no music like we had in the wonderful 60s.✌️🇨🇦
Totally agree!!
❤ very true ❤
No auto tune, no smoke and mirrors, just singing live.
@@normanmeharry58 Yes, but the vocalist is singing live here.
Ha today it smoke n mirors skin up charlie
This is like a cut and paste comment on every music video from at least 30 years ago.
Sure to get a bunch of thumbs up by trashing today's music.
@@duffbaker9554 Yes, but those are phantom horns.
Met him once .
I cried when I heard this song. Those were the best days.
I agree.Things are really wacky now here in Canada.Our PM is screwing everyone's budgets as he is into the money laundering green deal scam.Many cant afford new homes,even w 2 jobs.Everything is going up sky high,so many are now on the streets...so sad.Todays music will not be remembered 50 years fr now,while our 60s music is still fantastic today.✌️🇨🇦
@@KellysClassicsagree.todays music is forgotten in days leave alone decades.
I did. too! Still am!
Oh boy do these songs bring back memories of the good old days. I love these guys even today. I was 16.
I was 16 too and loved this group.
So was I. ❤️
So was I!
I wish had those memories, I was born too late, 1972 😢
I was 16 and met my husband to be back then. These songs bring tears to my eyes. So many memories. I lost him to cancer.
I'm so sorry you lost your husband.We have lost loved ones to cancer too & it never gets easier.To take a 44 beautiful daughter in law who had everything going for her is not fair in the least.There is or will be a cure for cancer but probably not in our lifetime.I'm 65 & live in Regina,Saskatchewan.I remember this performance when I was 9 in 1968.We brought the 45s the next day.🇨🇦
🥺🙏
Sorry for your loss ❤
I was about 18 when this song was in the charts it is a lot better than music of today
I was 9 in 68 but no matter...this music will outlast a lot of today's forgettable crap & rap...ugggghhh🤮✌️🇨🇦
I was 21 at the time
I was in Junior high school when this came out and I still Love listening the Gary Puckett and the union gap Cds
@@bernicehenson5210 I was working…I was 21
That’s why I listen to 60’s and 70’s music on Sirius XM. The best music. I was a teenager then.
Brings back good memories ,pure, wholesome, no curse words, great group i listened to in 68-72 in jr. and Sr. Highschool.😊 better groups back then than the shit on today .
It certainly is better than the Boom boom I hear from cars going by.Thanks for the comment.✌️🇨🇦
But quite "suggestive" lyrics...
But not in these 2 versions as Sullivan execs had a couple verses changed and 1 verse removed.
I doubt the lyrics would pass without scrutiny these days…still live them tho
@janettewebster2151
Agree, his songs seemed to be “adult” in theme. But, like you state, “suggestive” vice vulgar and explicit. Tame by modern standards. And an incredible voice. Great memories.
The first time I heard Gary Puckett, I was hooked. This is the first time I heard him live, and I swear he sounds even better live!
Just added a couple Gary live w a few more to edit & convert audio..👍🇨🇦
You bet there is only one Gary pucket!! Been listening to him for over 53 years, Gary Wilkes
Me too, he was the best....
This is classic....................Not like the crapp we have today.
Gary had the most beautiful voice in the business. I was a fan back then.
Your so right I would love to have seen Bim and Gene Pitney on the same card👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Must not heard these songs for almost 50 years but hearing them knew every word...I loved them
I betcha that 50 years from now the crap music from today will be long forgotten,for good.There is some great music out there,but a lot of bs crap too.
they performed exactly how it was in the record..... what a band....true professionalism
Yes,even with the lyric changes requested by CBS Officials in both songs
@@KellysClassics this and "hey jude" are the best live performances I've ever seen posted on youtube, thats my veredict at the moment, don't know if I'll find another videos like this...
@@davidwaddington9414 really?
Even w the lyric changes.Gary had a live mic for both songs w those changes in wording.
@@KellysClassics what about the guys playing the instruments? was that live or pre recorded?
Still luv Gary Puckett. I was just 17, I'm now 67. 2024.
This was a brilliant song when it was released in 1968 and it it still sounds fantastic today in 2024.
Thank you.I had fun converting this mono audio to Stereo.Been working w audio/camera & editing over 40 years in a TV station.Now retired.✌️🇨🇦
I worked with his mother Leona in a music store. While on a bus trip to see an organ concert in L.A., I asked if she had the CD of his greatest hits? She did not. We stopped, I dashed into a record store, bought it and had it gift wrapped. The joy and tears were priceless. Fond memories!
I love stories like this.Thanks for sharing.🇨🇦
One of the greatest male singers in my own humble opinion.
I've heard these songs many times on the radio in 1968.... And I was only 10 years old. Then, recently, I was so happy to stumble across them again and to see Gary Puckett for the first time ... How he looked in 1968. OMG, good-looking!! If I had been much older I would have been chasing him around Ed's stage LOL
I’ve been chasing him for 55 years. Not caught him yet! ❤
oo 4:21 @@Ilovemy65
I was 9 when my mother played these tunes constantly, classics, and still are. 🙏🏻
Calm Doon girl's ,your mum's and Dad's are still watching you 😅 but if you hurry I'll slow Doon for ye ta catch up.
I was thirteen
Boyhood memories growing up in Ireland, Absolutely brilliant, in spite of the censorship to keep CBS officials happy. It's eternal tunes like these that make us realize how luck we were back in the day.
Sure better than what kids hear today.Today's music will not stand out 50 years from now,like our music did up to now.✌️🇨🇦
yeah...
... I grew up in the Eastern Bloc, in Hungary, and today I keep the melodies of my childhood.
Never been to Hungary but I'm sure it's a different life than Moose Jaw,Saskatchewan.Grew up w great 60s music & Ed Sullivan show.We have no snow here.Extremely rare.🇨🇦
Was in high school when this became a hit. Am 70 now and still are one of my favourite songs. It has a special meaning for me.😘❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
They are favourites of mine to.My brother & I got mom to buy the 45s when they came out.I was 9 when this came on our TV in Moose Jaw in 1968.🇨🇦
Loved Gary Pucket singing since the 60s. Still love it . ❤l
I used to play these in order, Gary Puckett, Neil Diamond, Tommy James. Great music.
No matter what order,nothing will ever beat the music from the 60s.No one will remember a lot of today's music 50 years from now.
Much of today’s music is a load of crap; because this is no longer a creative era for rock music as it was in the 60’s through the 80’s.
That was great Gary Puckett and the Union Gap...just imagine Young Girl, you'd better run before there's time for me to change my mind. I remember this song when it came out and I loved it then and love it still today. Those outfits were futuristically wild!
My brother & I had shirts that colour during thar era 😆✌️🇨🇦
@@KellysClassics How funny! I was living in Montreal, Canada at the time this performance took place. I was 13 years old, now I'm 69 living in Los Angeles.
Their clothes were modeled after Civil War uniforms.
@@GwenMotoGirl Makes sense, and thank you, Gwen. Still futuristic looking. I went to Gary's website and sent him appreciative words for his performances throughout the years.
@@SWExplore absolutely futuristic! You were spot on. Nice that you thanked him. Btw, listening to Gary Puckett & Union Gap on Apple Music sent me down the rabbit hole. Currently listening to The Wrecking Crew playlist. It’s great!
I was 20 in 1968 - 76 now. Remember these songs very well. Great music.
I was 11. Fabulous
Snap me to, great days
Same 13/01/1948😅
I was negative 6 months. Great years to grow up. 55 today.
Wow beautiful times, innocent times, love must have been so romantic! My mom and dad had that awesome love affair! My dad listened to this music even though I was not born yet! I grew up listening to his music and he had all kinds of records. I will never forget his music and his coffee at 4 pm every day, me a hot chocolate with milk sitting and watching him enjoy his music! He was the same kind of guy as the dad in the movie Moonstruck listening to Vickie Carr lol but his was all of these awesome ballads!!
My two favorite songs from Gary Puckett & Union Gap. 😍🎸🥁🎹🎼💎
Man, this takes me straight back to my youth and having crushes on so many of the great singers back then. Today's music isn't even in the same category. Not even close.
❤❤❤❤😂😂😂SO,...AGREE WITH YOU .👍👍👍👍🍾🥂
I am 65 and back then my grandparents say the same thing about our music it was trash , so now it’s the youth music and they gonna say the thing in fifty year .
Except,I believe that a lot of today's music will not be remembered so fondly 50 years from now 🇨🇦
@@KellysClassics They gonna remember the good songs like we remember ours and the bad ones are always lost in time.
He is such a great singer, I could listen to his songs all day.
Woman, Woman!
There's. Only. One. Gary. Puckett. The. World. Over❤
He's got a beautiful voice!
Unique ! 😊
I agree
Excellent clip from when music was good and listenable, thank you for posting this classic gem!!
I'm glad I finally got a great copy of Young Girl.All others on YT are pretty crappy & old looking.
Always loved this group. Enjoy the music I grew up with, I miss those days
Oh just stumbled on this … I was 15 in 1968 and loved the Union Gap! Brings back great memories of 60’s music etc 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Me tk same age as well happier days eh !?
Wow! I remember this song so well. I was only 13 and thought I knew what life was about. Had my heart broke many times! So long ago!
I was 9 when this came on our TV in 1968 in Moose Jaw.Loved both songs when I heard them on the radio,we bought both 45's.
I remember when this came out. I was four years old. Years later in 88 I bought the cassette. Lived in the mountains. My girlfriend and I would build a campfire. Special time with these songs. What a voice..
Gary Puckett had a great voice, he and the Union Gap were absolutely amazing, and greatly. I enjoyed them a lot.
And he went solo and was as great as ever. I have his songs on my IPhone to listen to anytime I want and anywhere I go. This type of music never goes old, and it is still played.
I wish that today we had more songs and music like this one, it would be greatly appreciated.
Day before my 9th birthday, I found these songs later in life and loved them! Such an amazing voice from Gary!
In 1968 I was 11 years old and now 67, I miss this nostalgic music, beautyfull times ❤😢❤😢❤😢
Live was great for us in Moose Jaw,Saskatchewan in 1968.I was 9.We bought both 45s brand new.✌️🇨🇦
Legends, Im 74, loved you guys soo much, still do 🎤🎵🎶🎵🎧❤️
i was around when this magnificent music was never being equalled or bettered for a very long
So was i; what an absolute honour to be there at this time in history.
so happy for you and i and everyone else there will never be another sixties
MY MOM LOVED HIS UNIQUE VOICE WHEN SHE WAS WITH US❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Great song (Young Girl). Would probably be locked-up for the lyrics nowadays..!!
Yep, you're probably right!
I can still hear the line from a Chi-lites song that says 'I have a seat on the same old bench to watch the children play' ..... lol, that would probably land them in jail as well!
@@barryh.4220 Billy J Kramer would do 30 years for "Little Children"..!!
Which is stupid because she's obviously doing the 'come on' and he is being perfectly chivalrous by sending her home! The hypocrisy is that young girls do exactly the same today - and say they were 'groomed' when they get caught! I make these comments as a female who was once 15 years old but dressed and acted like an 18 years old!
@@jillosler9353 Hiya Jill, Your an honest lady of my own heart, us boy's at 15 needed all the help we could get to make us feel like a real man. Far too many insecure young people about nowadays and instead of simply asking a girl for personal advice it's a crying shame both sexes just confide in each other and before they get the chance to mature they believe it's best to stay together . Anyways, I still love my Motown sound's and of course theeeee mini skirts and the car , which was a tad awkward at times if you know what I mean. 😍
@@jillosier9353 Well said. At 15 I was no saint and it upsets me girls today are told to play victim. What happened to take responsibility? My Mum said if you make a mistake you regret later just learn from it and I did. Not once did I point any fingers.
Lady Willpower, what a wonderful sensual, sexy song and Gary’s voice so melodic and smooth. ❤❤❤ Can’t beat these songs and era.
You sure can't Gabriel.Born the day music died feb 3,1959,so I got to experience so much great music through the 60s.We had 100's of albums & 45s.I still remember the smell when you sliced open a brand new lp record w the cool covers on them.🇨🇦
Miałam 13 lat wtedy. Piosenka i wykonawcy zrobili miłe wrażenie. No kiedyś to były piosenki!!!
Did you have a boyfriend?
He’s 81 and still rocking! He’s amazing!
OPERA VOICE SINGING ROCK. HE WAS FANTASTIC!!!
A good singer, but no.
I loved him then and now. What a great voice.
NO ONE CAN SING LIKE HIM
Wonderful music!
Them and Jay and the Americans!
Oh,oh,...good ol' memories of my happiest by gone days!!Awesome group!!!😊😊😊❤❤❤
Bin 1956 geboren und Erinnerungen ohne Ende ❤🙏👍👍💕
Es war ganz anders
He didnt want to be out of law
Love these songs!! I hope to see Gary Puckett as he is still doing concerts
Such a great voice!
You look so young to know those songs
When I was a kid, I had every single Gary Puckett and the union gap 45. I wish I still had them today. What a great group.
Didnt know it till later,but this was the first guy i fell for.wondered why i cried everytime i heard him sing
Another great band, the Drummer and Bass player, wow, I was only 9 in 1968.
I was 9 too when we watched this live in 1968,like we did every sunday at 8pm.👍🇨🇦
Hey, I was 9 y/o also in 1968!! ☺️
I was born in 68.❤
I just found a 1968 live vocals version of Woman woman.Will work on that today.
Paul Wheatbread was the drummer, and I believe it was Kerry Chater on bass.
I watch the Ed Sullivan show so many times and watch this particular show when it came on I was 12 years old I had a crush on this group Gary Puckett and the Union Gap
I have always liked them! and all their music
Me too.I wouldve been 9 when we watched this live on TV in Moose Jaw on a Sunday night.✌️🇨🇦
Them and Orbison!
This song etched in my mind forever 😊 as a child loved the song but it also made me sad the words 😊
Oh those were the best of times. Sweet memories.
Amazing...loved it since i was a little girl❤
I was 9 when this came on our TV in Moose Jaw,Saskatchewan in 1968.All those pop/rock performances on TV had an influence on my music tastes right back to seeing the Beatles American debut in 1964 when I was 5.✌️🇨🇦
Video is so clear
Young Girl one of my favorite song I listen to it since I was in high school back in the late 60’s
Never tire of it over and over again forever
I wanna to go back the old days
Me too.Life was so much easier in 1968 growing up in Moose Jaw & seeing Matt Helm on the huge wide panavsion screens.✌️🇨🇦
This was AM gold when I was a kid. Good times and great memories.
Sure was when times were so different than they are today.Growing up in Moose Jaw in the 60s was thee best w tons of kids on our block.
Top 5 Greatest Singers
This was real music by really talented players and singers. What a great time it was. I do miss it.
Me too.I was 9 when this was on air live in 1968.🇨🇦
OMG, I so remember this fantastic group. Brings me back to me teenage years. Old lady now, 73 but still appreciate the music of my youth...❤❤❤❤
Thanks for sharing. ❤💚🙏🏻💚
Takes me back, I always loved this song. Ache in the heart and throat.
The sound track of my teen years. Makes my heart hurt .
One of the best voices of 60s/70s pop without a doubt. I knew his dad a bit, as he had a clothing store in our little town of Vista when I was a little kid. Only Gary is live on this, of course.
Another great song by a great singer and his band. 55 years later and it's still as fresh and new as it was in 1968.
I was 16 when these songs came out (and many others) aside from the beauty of the music I remember listening to them and Blushing!! 😳
Veronica,we grew up in a great era of great music.These songs are well remembered now,where as today's music won't be a remembered 50 years fr now I feel.🇨🇦
I could have sworn their uniforms were blue, not green. Anyone else? I had such a crush on Gary back then!!! 💕💕🎶🫶🏼🥰🎶💕🥰🥰💕🎶💕💕
No they are green ever since I knew because my brother & I had shirts that colour in '68.✌️🇨🇦
Totally an amazing voice for sure. One of my favorite groups...
I was 21 when these came on the scene. They were huge hits here in the U.K. With Gary’s powerful voice and those songs, you couldn’t expect anything less. But alas short lived.
I was born on the 29th of February 1968 and I think this song is absolutely bloody brilliant.
what a fantastic voice and brilliant lyrics that you just want to sing. todays youth really need to hear stuff like this and appreciate the talent
GARY has one ofcthe BEST POP MALE VOICES EVER !
Great voice!!! great music, love their songs.
Gary had one of the iconic voices of that era. I heard him at the Tarrytown Music Hall (in NY) about a decade ago. I will never forget it -- the band started playing and after a few bars, he stopped them! And said, "It's too loud." I'm a drummer, and I was so impressed -- here was a real musician, who wanted it ti sound right. We talked after the show, I gave him a couple of my jazz trio CDs, and for about a year I tried to convince him to do his tunes with my jazz trio, to play at some jazz/cabaret clubs in NYC. It never happened, but through our conversations I got to know him a bit -- an absolutely wonderful guy!
These are the stories I love reading about.So many awesome comments on this post including Gary's neighbour in 1967 listening to them practice nightly in the garage.👍🇨🇦
Gary puckett never had a bad song. Great group!
I remember growing up as a teenager my mother used to enjoy seeing Gary Puckett on The Ed Sullivan Show singing all his number one hits my mother always used to ask me to play my Gary Puckett CDs of course way back then you only had vinyl records and cassettes❤❤❤❤❤😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I love stories like this.Thanks for sharing.👍🇨🇦
👑❤️❤️❤️ was stilll friends with my boyfriend from 1969 till he left in 2018 😘😘😘🎶🎶😔 miss him !! These were " our songs"
Such a gd song...wish some things from the past could come bk! Not all 🤦♀️🤣🤘💞
Great lyrics, great voice!
Fantastic vocalist !!
Gary is still my favorite singer! His voice is amazing! He's also a nice man!
From everything I have read about Gary in the comments here,including his neighbour from.1967,it sounds like he is a terrific person.Out of all the stars I have met in my 40 years TV cameraman,Tom Cochrane,Jon Bon Jovi,Kenny Rogers,Kevin Costner among 100s of others were all great down to earth people to interview.Loved being a cameraman.🇨🇦
Heard this song during my high school time
High-school days ..one of my fave song .❤
Memories of happy times !! Thank you so much ❤ !!
Born in the 70’s….before my time but I have always loved this period of music. The 60’s were radical and a period of change and a shift of public perception and pop culture. Spent hours upon hours listening to Gary Puckett and various artists from the 60’s with my dad on his radio growing up in the late 70’s and all through the 80’s and 1990’s. My music of choice. Wish I could have been there being released new the first time.
Even my 48 year old son in law says he wished he grew up in the 60s.I was 9 when this set came on our TV in Moose Jaw.We brought the 2 45s the next day.🇨🇦
@@KellysClassics I’m 46 close to 47 in a couple months. I wish I was born in the late 40’s early 50’s. I enjoyed my life but I was born in the wrong era. I know the 50’s and 60’s had there issues but times were simpler. Hell times in the 80’s were simpler. I used to ride my bike 5-10 miles from home and we were NEVER concerned. It’s sad that the world is the way it is now.
Turned 15 that exact day..love the music of that era
Bin 1956 geboren und Erinnerungen ❤❤❤🙏🙏