Vibrations - "My Girl Sloopy" descargar videos gratis

alijes4853

Pure Boogaloo

paul m

Phil Spector "stold" the basic riff, slowed it down, and used it on "You've Lost That Lovin Feelin".

Jay Tee

This original version has a groovy reggae feel to it.

Luc G.

MY GIRL SLOOPYOriginal : Vibrations (1964)Covers: Surfs (1965) [as Reviens Sloupy], Strangeloves (1964) [as Hang On Sloopy], McCoys (1965) [idem; n°1 US], Ramsey Lewis (1965) , Yardbirds (1966) , New Colony Six (1966) [als Sloopy], Count Basie (1967) , Count Basie (1968) , Lettermen (1970) , David Porter (1971) , New York City (1973) , Rick Derringer (1975) [The McCoys' ex singer solo], Martin Circus (1975) [as Un Sourire], Sandpipers (1976) , Dream Warriors (1990) [sampling the Count], Duke Robillard (1995) [his Sweets For My Sweet is built up like Hang On Sloopy],

Jim Downing

Bert Berns wrote the song and produced both versions. Each has it's attributes. The Vibrations didn't get the harmony on the IV chord, but there rendition has a nice feel. Berns also wrote Twist And shout; the original version by The Top Notes was produced by Phil Spector, who rearranged the whole thing. Berns said "You f*cked it up" His production of the Isley Brothers scored the first hit.

supremes ballard

the McCoys win Hands down......this early version sounds like pure noise! 

64JBran

I don't think the Vibrations were too worried about not receiving royalties from "Sloopy" since they were already receiving them for recording "Stranded In the Jungle" as The Jayhawks and later "The Watusi" as the Vibrations and "Peanut Butter" as The Marathons.

Michelle blanchard

Damn, nice!!! 

Peter Cooper

The original and still the best version... :-)

Charles Lee

this is the original version the McCoys was a copy and to me a very poor one. The McCoys had more of a promotional budget that is their version is more well known. And the Beatles Twist and Shout is hardly the definitive version. It remains the Isley Brothers classic. Again it is a matter of promotional budgets. The Islyes crush the Beatles on that song.

Rabbi Ingber

keep on dancin was done by the gentrys, i believe that was the original was by alvin cash and trhe crawlers, who did "twine time"

ClearMindedOne

It also reflects a bit of the difference in white and black music approaches. Black music was more earthy and bluesy relying on horns and organs whereas white music is more about rocking it in your face until there is a full blown rave up. The McCoys version reaches its climax with the electric guitar solo and then bombastically and abruptly returns to a primitive beat. That approach was far preferred by white audiences rather than the slower albeit deeper groove of black R&B hits.

ClearMindedOne

Great original R&B version. However I don't think it is necessarily a replacement for the McCoys version which rocked this into prominence and remains the preferred version for airwaves. Not a matter of better or worse. Like the Beatles Twist and Shout is the definitive version of that song even though a very good version had been out only a year before.

mroldies51

The Vibrations - "My Girl Sloopy", SP Atlantic 2221, 1964 Is it really a live recording or the studio recording with the simulated audience ? Thank you.

Andraste Reminiec

what is the line that's sung after sloopy wears a red dress?

Josh Strain

Just saw Rick Derringer interview - He gives total props to Vibrations ( Had original RB hit with song) , and as far as what the writers (The Strangeloves) did as far as fairness in business - I dunno but Rick's straight !

Josh Strain

If the original writer or performers of this song got ripped off in this life , God will sort it out in the eternal !!! I think every version of this song is dopey and dorky - never wuz a fan - not my cup o' tea . It does have a Louie Louie/La Bamba vibe . Of the three , Louie wuz the coolest !!.

MrRankamateur1

Loved it then... love it now!

S10lifted95

Did you really?

TheRover940

Always love the original versions. Anyone remember the original artist for "Keep on Dancing". Liked it better but cant for the life of me remember who performed it.

MaCoys

MaCoys - Hang on sloopy.mpg

The Fogcutters

The Fogcutters - "Cry, Cry, Cry!" (1965 Garage Punk)

THE MCCOYS

THE MCCOYS - HANG ON SLOOPY ( RARE )