@@rifroar Same for 82-year-old Neil Sedaka! How the R&R HoF could also leave him out, as a performer or superb songwriter is atrociously bad! He was inducted in the Songwriter's Hall of Fame in 1983 (written or co-written over 500 songs for himself and others), but it isn't enough for an all-time great as he is! He will be 83 on Mar. 13 (2022).
@@rifroar I never got that impression he bragged in public about his talent! As you said, talent is talent, and anyone who writes 500+ songs, and sang so many great timeless and popular hits is immensely talented!
@@freeguy77 No doubt, but The Rock Hall is very Political and if you're not in with the In Crowd,you don't make it. He definitely deserves to be there though.
Yes they do George, as does Grand Funk Railroad, the original 3 as well as many others. There's marginal bands in the rrhof who don't belong and that's an equal disgrace. Freakin politics are everywhere and it burns my ass.
In 1964 (the year of the Beatles 🎸) Jan and Dean finished sixth for total record sales. To not have them in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is universal sin 😠. Get with it 🏄 🚗!!!!!
One of the finest surf style songs ever written! Such happy memories of the first time I heard this back in the late 1970's on London's Capitol Radio and chosen by DJ Graeme Dene!
I woke up this morning with this song in my head - haven't heard it for nearly 20 years (at least). I have the LP and 45, but for some reason I've not played them for ages. This takes me back to junior high when the song was first released, and I must say, I've never heard this full ("unedited") ending before; what a treat! I love the way the vocal lines weave around each other so harmoniously. This is real pre-woke, '60s surf, SO CAL happy music! ... oh, and hats off to the Wrecking Crew!
These two characters, Jan and Dean are even better today. Pure life force enjoyment, hedonism, and innocence. We need this more now than ever before✊🤟.
Ah, the memories! I was a junior in high school when this first aired (Side B of Deadman's Curve) and remember cruising in my old beater car with my buddies. Miss those days and the "surf sound" in music!
I Love The Movie Deadman's Curve Movie. I First Saw The Movie Back In 1978 On TV And I Haven't Seen It Since. I Love The Movie And The Song Deadman's Curve. The Movie Is Based On Jan Berry's Near Fatal Car Accident. Jan And Dean Both Triumphed Through Many Adversities Including Several Short Breakups. God Bless Them Both For Standing By Each Other And For Remaining Good Friends With Each Other. Thanks For The Memories Jan And Dean. David K.Dr.d.
I was lucky enough to see jan and dean twice... once in summer of 84 at the Santa Clara County fair grounds..afterwards dean signed the back of my jacket lol and people used to call me Dean lol because of his autograph lol.. Then about 8 years later I saw them at Santa Cruz beach board walk.. I will always remember their music and memories may jan rest in peace..
Jan and Dean were a very underrated surfing song duo. They were around before The beach Boys appearing on "American Bandstand" in 1959 singing "Baby Talk". They made several smash hits between 1963 and 1967.
Used to cruise around Blackheath in a hotrod with Sheridan and Big Nick.Great times we used to listen to this and summer means fun in the rod. What times.When we saw a bunch of girls we used to howl out the window like a pack of wolf's. Bit like Wolkman Jack sound. Big Nick died that summer on his Triumph motorbike and that summer still haunts me today. 35 years on I have found that old hot rod and brought it for those memories. Still has it's old interior bit like stepping back in time.Got to put the yellow flames back on the car and paint it red as it was then.
I love Jan and Dean, and their fun tunes, they were willing to entertain with novelty stuff and not just surfing and car tunes tunes. they were all about fun. Some of their songs were sung somewhat flat...this one was more in tune and it shows their greatness here. Besides, who doesn't wan to sing he hook with them? "papa do ron de ron" lol.
I saw Dean with the Surf City All Stars here in Florida last month - absolutely fantastic! I got to meet Dean - he is still the coolest ever! If he comes to your area, go see him.
With 16 Top 40 hits (6 of which were in ther Top 10) and over 20 million record sales, Jan & Dean have had more billboard chart success than half of the already inducted HOF acts. As for influence, it's hard to compete against the first ever made film portaying the lives of any rock stars, "Deadman's Curve" was a rating hit that literally lauched the comeback for Jan & Dean. And then there was the shear dedication of Jan Berry fighting back against all the odds to not only walk and talk again, but to perform music once more for another 25+ years. And yet with all of this, they continue to get overlooked by this so called Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.....a real shame.
Jan and Dean were always my favorite singing group growing up. I liked others but they were my favorite. The Beach Boys came in a very close 2nd place.
I love classic rock and all, but there is nothing like the classic doo-wop sound! If it weren’t for my grandpa I would have never made my own surfing music and jamming on the guitar while tailgating with my wagon. I probably wouldn’t have my love for hot rods and collection of moving violations!
another one of my moms records that I would get out and play when home alone. I new every word of every song on the lp.. btw I was born in 56 so I was pretty young. Favroit is its as easy as 123. She also had the LP Jan and dean take Linda surfing.
There was a movie a while back about Jan & Dean’s singing career. Believe Jan got in a car accident. Took awhile but they came back to sing together. Always one of my favorite groups.
The Movie Was Called Deadmans Curve Based On Jan And Dean's Hit Song Deadman's Curve. I Saw It Back In 1978 On Tv. Awsome Triumph For Both Jan And Dean. David K.Dr.d.
Was exposed to Jan & Dean, Beach Boys and lots of American artists through Radio Caroline North in the UK. Loved the surf sound, but the lifestyle didn’t really chime with life in a Lancashire mill town. I still love the records though and I have been to California, albeit about 50 years too late!
If no one's mentioned it yet, this song had to be re-done from its original, "Gonna Hustle You" version because, "Little girl if you only knew, when summer comes gonna hustle you" was considered too risque.
This is a good stereo mix, as opposed to some of the others on here...there is one where the track is on one side and the vocals kind on the other..fascinating for study, but not very good for total listening...
If they capture your youth and you feel they should be in the Hall of Fame, then so be it. But please stop over inflating their vocal ability. I've heard enough of their music to know they're flat at times. And people keep mentioning these great harmonies. There are two guys singing, and all the rest of the harmonies are backup singers. Someone even said the two of them singing sounds more full than five Beach Boys singing lol That's because there are more than two guys singing. Do you really think two guys can produce five vocals simultaneously? Lol These guys couldn't hold a candle to The Beach Boys harmonies.
@@davidharvey7300 Well it makes me sick. So you're right, it's all about how it makes me feel 🤢 Although I do give them credit because they were singing surf music before the Beach Boys ever did and so they do deserve their place in history.
@@mtp4430 No problem with that Mike. I get what you're saying, but for whatever reason I still like it. Curious to know though why you listen to it if you hate it so much?
But re the Beach Boys you are absolutely right in my opinion. I've never understood why they are held in lesser regard than the Beatles. Beach Boys every time for me. I guess people just like what they like.
@@davidharvey7300 I never said that I hated it. I have studied, and played music since I was a child and was raised listening to, and absorbing, all kinds of music. Infact, I've never heard a form of music that I didn't like. I may not be a "fan" of every type of music, but I do enjoy songs from every genre that I've ever heard. My wife is Greek and I wound up listening to a lot of that music also. I even taught myself to play the bazookie. Jan and Dean's music has it's place. I never said that it didn't, and I do like the Beach Boys, who in the beginning basically copied Jan and Dean's sound. But if we're being honest, The Beach Boys catalog, as well as their singing, is on a whole other level. Jan Barry was a great producer, and even showed Brian Wilson the ropes. But Jan could never write something like God Only Knows, just to name one from their catalog. And Carl and Brian were head and shoulders above Jan and Dean vocally. And the reason I watched this video, and others like it is because I like everything, as I said earlier. And this type of music is no exception. Mostly I admire the strength and courage it took for Jan to get his life back together after that horrible accident. I admire that more than his contributions. But some of the comments were so overblown. Like a hero worship thing. They had a good run, and they had their place, no doubt about it, but people were putting them on a pedestal. That's all I was commenting about. I love the Beatles, who btw, are another band they can't touch, but I still don't put the Beatles up on a pedestal, and I want to puke when I see comments worshiping and idolizing them. These people perform and entertain us, they're not Gods. And Jan and Dean have their place, but I'm sorry, they just weren't top shelf. But as long as they made you happy, that's all that counts. It's all about reaching people and making them feel good.
Doesnt this just bring you back to the good times. We need more of this.
When music made you happy now the memories bring back the good times, what a time to live in
The Rock and Roll Hall of "Shame" for omitting this fabulous duo!
Do it now while Dean is still alive
@@rifroar Same for 82-year-old Neil Sedaka! How the R&R HoF could also leave him out, as a performer or superb songwriter is atrociously bad! He was inducted in the Songwriter's Hall of Fame in 1983 (written or co-written over 500 songs for himself and others), but it isn't enough for an all-time great as he is! He will be 83 on Mar. 13 (2022).
@@freeguy77 Probably because He is too outspoken about His own talents, but so what talent is talent.
@@rifroar I never got that impression he bragged in public about his talent! As you said, talent is talent, and anyone who writes 500+ songs, and sang so many great timeless and popular hits is immensely talented!
@@freeguy77 No doubt, but The Rock Hall is very Political and if you're not in with the In Crowd,you don't make it. He definitely deserves to be there though.
loved them even now 73 years young
Jan & Dean belong in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. To not have them in is music injustice.
Yes they do George, as does Grand Funk Railroad, the original 3 as well as many others. There's marginal bands in the rrhof who don't belong and that's an equal disgrace. Freakin politics are everywhere and it burns my ass.
Vocals in this song:
Dean Torrence: falsetto
Jan Berry: baritone and tenor
Jill Gibson: mezzosoprano
@@dominicksforza3484 cury made movie
@@dominicksforza3484💯%.
Jan n Dean you will rock on forever.to all of us that grew up in your time.
that is the wonderful Wrecking Crew playing on here
In 1964 (the year of the Beatles 🎸) Jan and Dean finished sixth for total record sales.
To not have them in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is universal sin 😠.
Get with it 🏄 🚗!!!!!
I agree they absolutely belong in The Hall of Fame!
terrific song which perfectly captures the scene, the time and the vibe
One of the finest surf style songs ever written! Such happy memories of the first time I heard this back in the late 1970's on London's Capitol Radio and chosen by DJ Graeme Dene!
We had a new music teacher in our school when this song by Jan and Dean was on the charts. I was in high school then. She was a lovely person.
Possibly the most fun, most cheerful disc ever cut, very happy lyrics, and those smallest bars on their vibraphone.
I always like their music, I wished the would have been placed in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame.
I woke up this morning with this song in my head - haven't heard it for nearly 20 years (at least). I have the LP and 45, but for some reason I've not played them for ages. This takes me back to junior high when the song was first released, and I must say, I've never heard this full ("unedited") ending before; what a treat! I love the way the vocal lines weave around each other so harmoniously. This is real pre-woke, '60s surf, SO CAL happy music! ... oh, and hats off to the Wrecking Crew!
These two characters, Jan and Dean are even better today. Pure life force enjoyment, hedonism, and innocence. We need this more now than ever before✊🤟.
Ah, the memories! I was a junior in high school when this first aired (Side B of Deadman's Curve) and remember cruising in my old beater car with my buddies. Miss those days and the "surf sound" in music!
🎶"Sure was a drag 'til she transferred here.."🎵...That line still kills me!!!
This is SOOOOO Good. Love it. Gorgeous, honest, and great fun. A pleasure to listen to🙌💋.
Classic Jan & Dean. 🇺🇲 ❤ 🎶
I Love The Movie Deadman's Curve Movie.
I First Saw The Movie
Back In 1978 On TV
And I Haven't Seen It Since.
I Love The Movie And
The Song Deadman's Curve.
The Movie Is Based On Jan
Berry's Near Fatal Car Accident.
Jan And Dean Both Triumphed Through Many
Adversities Including Several Short Breakups.
God Bless Them Both
For Standing By Each Other
And For Remaining Good
Friends With Each Other.
Thanks For The Memories
Jan And Dean.
David K.Dr.d.
Has been on CZcams may still he there
I was lucky enough to see jan and dean twice... once in summer of 84 at the Santa Clara County fair grounds..afterwards dean signed the back of my jacket lol and people used to call me Dean lol because of his autograph lol.. Then about 8 years later I saw them at Santa Cruz beach board walk.. I will always remember their music and memories may jan rest in peace..
Jan and Dean were a very underrated surfing song duo. They were around before The beach Boys appearing on "American Bandstand" in 1959 singing "Baby Talk". They made several smash hits between 1963 and 1967.
I remember when I was at school dances in the 60s.This was a popular song
HUNTINGTON BEACH LOVES JAN & DEAN!
Funny thing I remember when this song came out I actually was dating a new girl in school. They should be in the Rock and roll Hall of Fame
Yes, the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame has unfairly slighted both Jan & Dean, and Neil Sedaka who wrote over 400 songs and sang many standards!
Paul anka also was slighted by the hall of shame .
Jan and Dean were a fantastic duo. They were gorgeous and super cool. Jan was the man in the studio.
One of my favorite J-D songs, especially love this version.
Used to cruise around Blackheath in a hotrod with Sheridan and Big Nick.Great times we used to listen to this and summer means fun in the rod.
What times.When we saw a bunch of girls we used to howl out the window like a pack of wolf's.
Bit like Wolkman Jack sound.
Big Nick died that summer on his Triumph motorbike and that summer still haunts me today.
35 years on I have found that old hot rod and brought it for those memories.
Still has it's old interior bit like stepping back in time.Got to put the yellow flames back on the car and paint it red as it was then.
with out these two there not have been a lot of surf music before the beach boys came along.
I love Jan and Dean, and their fun tunes, they were willing to entertain with novelty stuff and not just surfing and car tunes tunes. they were all about fun. Some of their songs were sung somewhat flat...this one was more in tune and it shows their greatness here. Besides, who doesn't wan to sing he hook with them? "papa do ron de ron" lol.
A Brian Wilson song named Gonna hustle you. Jan took it and changed it up. Great song.
Love this cool Jan and Dean song. This tune hooked me forever on J&D.
My favourite surf song of all time! Thanks Space Patrol Man!
I saw Dean with the Surf City All Stars here in Florida last month - absolutely fantastic! I got to meet Dean - he is still the coolest ever! If he comes to your area, go see him.
Love these guys !! And they were before my time.
With 16 Top 40 hits (6 of which were in ther Top 10) and over 20 million record sales, Jan & Dean have had more billboard chart success than half of the already inducted HOF acts. As for influence, it's hard to compete against the first ever made film portaying the lives of any rock stars, "Deadman's Curve" was a rating hit that literally lauched the comeback for Jan & Dean. And then there was the shear dedication of Jan Berry fighting back against all the odds to not only walk and talk again, but to perform music once more for another 25+ years. And yet with all of this, they continue to get overlooked by this so called Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.....a real shame.
I love this old music.
Jan and Dean were always my favorite singing group growing up. I liked others but they were my favorite. The Beach
Boys came in a very close 2nd place.
Real rock-'n'-roll ♥️☮️🌈
Used to love to roller skate to this tune.
Every time I hear this song I can’t help thinking about Kevin and Winnie in Wonder Years.
I love classic rock and all, but there is nothing like the classic doo-wop sound! If it weren’t for my grandpa I would have never made my own surfing music and jamming on the guitar while tailgating with my wagon. I probably wouldn’t have my love for hot rods and collection of moving violations!
another one of my moms records that I would get out and play when home alone. I new every word of every song on the lp.. btw I was born in 56 so I was pretty young. Favroit is its as easy as 123. She also had the LP Jan and dean take Linda surfing.
There was a movie a while back about Jan & Dean’s singing career. Believe Jan got in a car accident. Took awhile but they came back to sing together. Always one of my favorite groups.
I believe you're referring to "Deadman's Curve" the movie that came out in 1978 one of my all- time favorites. One of the best come back stories EVER
The Movie Was Called
Deadmans Curve Based
On Jan And Dean's Hit
Song Deadman's Curve.
I Saw It Back In 1978
On Tv.
Awsome Triumph For
Both Jan And Dean.
David K.Dr.d.
I listened It in my family home,good!
They are singles only.But some greatness!
Ever wonder where Brian Wilson obtained his inspiration?
that is the Wrecking Crew back there the late Hal Blaine on drums
And i believe Brian Wilson and maybe others sang backup vocals.
@@johnarneson5057 probably have heard that Brain used to do that for them a lot
Was exposed to Jan & Dean, Beach Boys and lots of American artists through Radio Caroline North in the UK. Loved the surf sound, but the lifestyle didn’t really chime with life in a Lancashire mill town. I still love the records though and I have been to California, albeit about 50 years too late!
Tenho 18 anos e Eu amo essa música.😎🌊🏄🏻👍🏻🇧🇷🇺🇸 O melhor do Surf Rock
Great gift from Brian Wilson to Jan and Dean. They did a nice job changing Brian's lyrics and making it a hit
Dean Torrence could really do that falsetto.
If no one's mentioned it yet, this song had to be re-done from its original, "Gonna Hustle You" version because, "Little girl if you only knew, when summer comes gonna hustle you" was considered too risque.
You're right Gonna Hustle You was the original, and it was the version I first heard before I heard the "new" version.
*Maravilloso Super DUO de Culto*
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Dodge they do dah run day
does anyone know who their band was when they went on the road and 1:04 we never dressed like that at our school unless it was summer
This is a good stereo mix, as opposed to some of the others on here...there is one where the track is on one side and the vocals kind on the other..fascinating for study, but not very good for total listening...
Was there a answer song the new girl in school?
They were not very big in this country but l thought they were great,
It sounded like Brian asking if they "got that thing right" at the beginning.
No,
its Jan
@@rogerdean5757 IN THE RECORD OF VOICES WAS PRESENT:
JAN -FALSETTO-
DEAN -TENOR AND BARITONE-
JILL GIBSON -MEZZOSOPRANO-
..SURE WAS A DRAG..
'TIL SHE TRANSFERED HERE!!
Isn't this just Gonna Hustle You with extra steps?
Yes.
At this point it is an embarrassment to be in the "ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF SHAME"...
The old stills of J&D are GREAT to see, but what's with the other crap you mixed in? Ruined it.
If they capture your youth and you feel they should be in the Hall of Fame, then so be it.
But please stop over inflating their vocal ability. I've heard enough of their music to know they're flat at times.
And people keep mentioning these great harmonies. There are two guys singing, and all the rest of the harmonies are backup singers.
Someone even said the two of them singing sounds more full than five Beach Boys singing lol
That's because there are more than two guys singing.
Do you really think two guys can produce five vocals simultaneously? Lol
These guys couldn't hold a candle to The Beach Boys harmonies.
Its not an exam. Its how it makes you feel. That's music.
@@davidharvey7300 Well it makes me sick. So you're right, it's all about how it makes me feel 🤢
Although I do give them credit because they were singing surf music before the Beach Boys ever did and so they do deserve their place in history.
@@mtp4430 No problem with that Mike. I get what you're saying, but for whatever reason I still like it. Curious to know though why you listen to it if you hate it so much?
But re the Beach Boys you are absolutely right in my opinion. I've never understood why they are held in lesser regard than the Beatles. Beach Boys every time for me. I guess people just like what they like.
@@davidharvey7300 I never said that I hated it. I have studied, and played music since I was a child and was raised listening to, and absorbing, all kinds of music. Infact, I've never heard a form of music that I didn't like. I may not be a "fan" of every type of music, but I do enjoy songs from every genre that I've ever heard.
My wife is Greek and I wound up listening to a lot of that music also. I even taught myself to play the bazookie.
Jan and Dean's music has it's place. I never said that it didn't, and I do like the Beach Boys, who in the beginning basically copied Jan and Dean's sound. But if we're being honest, The Beach Boys catalog, as well as their singing, is on a whole other level.
Jan Barry was a great producer, and even showed Brian Wilson the ropes. But Jan could never write something like God Only Knows, just to name one from their catalog. And Carl and Brian were head and shoulders above Jan and Dean vocally.
And the reason I watched this video, and others like it is because I like everything, as I said earlier. And this type of music is no exception.
Mostly I admire the strength and courage it took for Jan to get his life back together after that horrible accident. I admire that more than his contributions.
But some of the comments were so overblown. Like a hero worship thing. They had a good run, and they had their place, no doubt about it, but people were putting them on a pedestal.
That's all I was commenting about. I love the Beatles, who btw, are another band they can't touch, but I still don't put the Beatles up on a pedestal, and I want to puke when I see comments worshiping and idolizing them.
These people perform and entertain us, they're not Gods. And Jan and Dean have their place, but I'm sorry, they just weren't top shelf. But as long as they made you happy, that's all that counts. It's all about reaching people and making them feel good.