Who remembers the 60's?
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SpaceGrease
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too larry
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I bet you guys don't remember this one. I didn't know about The High Numbers until I saw this on https://www.facebook.com/TheCollegeOfRockAndRollKnowledge/
The College of Rock and Roll Knowledge
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On Aug. 11th in 1964, Kit Lambert and Chris Stamp shot a 16mm 40-minute film of The High Numbers performing at the Railway hotel in Wealdstone, north London in front of a packed Mod audience. The film, High Numbers', was lost for many years, but a six-minute segment with sound was discovered in 2002. Here, introduced by Richard Barnes, Pete's flatmate and the man who ran the Bluesday Club at the Railway, are The High Numbers performing Jessie Hill's 'Ooh Poo Pah Doo' followed by The Miracles' 'I Gotta Dance To Keep From Crying'.
For those of you unfamiliar with "The High Numbers", they changed their name shortly after this. You will know them today as The Who.
The College of Rock and Roll Knowledge
4 hrs ·
On Aug. 11th in 1964, Kit Lambert and Chris Stamp shot a 16mm 40-minute film of The High Numbers performing at the Railway hotel in Wealdstone, north London in front of a packed Mod audience. The film, High Numbers', was lost for many years, but a six-minute segment with sound was discovered in 2002. Here, introduced by Richard Barnes, Pete's flatmate and the man who ran the Bluesday Club at the Railway, are The High Numbers performing Jessie Hill's 'Ooh Poo Pah Doo' followed by The Miracles' 'I Gotta Dance To Keep From Crying'.
For those of you unfamiliar with "The High Numbers", they changed their name shortly after this. You will know them today as The Who.
too larry
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Never heard that cut of Hey Joe. Thanks.
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Amos Otis
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extremely
too larry
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A smidge of talent on that shared mike.
Budzbuddha
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Ah good times ..... and a LID of weed
