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Kevin Scott

Early song by Zevon, love it!

Ligeia Verlaine

one of the best pop tunes; instant classic; legend

RockinProfessor

I used to gas up their limousine(s)at the Texaco Station, corner of Highland & Sunset; Hollywood '65. Greatest days to be young !

Ryan E

+WickedTornado you definitely sound like an expert. in fact, i dont think this song even existed before you heard it - lucky for everyone else you decided to tune in.

Z Pigman

Chuck Portz was indeed on bass here, he stayed in 1966 but left later that year.

Z Pigman

No possibility of this being April of 1965. The drummer in this video is Johnny Barbata, who joined in 1966. It is 1966 not '65.

WickedTornado

I agree....this was far from "one of the most important hits of it's time" or whatever was written by another poster. I'm 59 and was aware of almost every single am radio "hit" that made the airwaves at the time. And this is the first time I've ever heard this...thank God. lol.

DougCameraMan

They were a great band, one of my favorite '60s groups. I like this song a lot.

1967PONTIACGTO

does anyone know who played the keyboard solo on this

Eli Wurth

...on a deadly serious note (pardon the pun), I often wonder how many young men who took their last breath in Vietnam had a song like this on their mind...along with images of that GTO, or their gf. No wonder so many of those garage classics were steeped in fatalism...

Eli Wurth

What was considered a flop at the time, has turned out to be one of the greatest garage/pop songs ever recorded. First of all, who wasn't influenced by the Beatles? But while most garage aped the Stones, this song manages to turn a Fab Four sensibility into a sharp-edged stomper. It could do without the Beatlesque "Yeeeahh", and could use a touch of fuzz, but this is one of the closest approximations of the zeitgeist that I've heard. You can almost feel yourself behind the wheel of a '66 GTO...

Walt Fechter

The Byrds and The Beau Brummels sent me here. For a young Ann-Margret Olson and Nancy Sinatra. This one and "Love Is a Beautiful Thing" by The Rascals did it for me way back then. Thanks to Little Steven (and The Underground Garage) and Youtube for keeping this sound alive.

darrenjray

This can't be '65. Barbata on drums and the song came out in '66. Is that Chuck Portz on bass?

DonInFremont

i'm surprised I even found this!! ; )

guru-in-drag

I didn't realize John Barbata was already their drummer when this song came out. When exactly did he join the group?

betabloca

Great song. I rate Al Nichol very highly and if you read this Al you are thought about and wished well.

Aarrmehearties

No wonder it flopped.

everusD

la verdad, no habia tenido la oportunidad de conocer a The Turtles más alla de Elenor y Happy together. ahora ke lo hago gracias a estos vids puedo decir ke me encantan, son geniales, frescos, son una banda buenisima. ke ha sido de ellos? gracias por la excelente música de Turtles.

Tim man

Was written by Zevon, released by the Turtles 66

Turtleshappytogether

I love the fuck Turtles!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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