John Leyton - Wild Wind скачать видео бесплатно

Robert Coe

This was the first single we ever had. Dad bought a Dansette record player for Christmas and we played this over and over again..........it was the only one we had!

maxionism

The Coral brought me here :)Great Song btw!

Ross Andrews

He was that good. Unless you know otherwise, you'd think he was American! 

jimincairns

Got his first break non British TV in 'Harpers West one'.

christine griffiths

John Leyton wild wind brill 

Sherry Deatrick

Crazy piano break. Otherwise, not as good as "Johnny Remember Me."

Rachelle Berven

I feel the same as you do about the early '60's. I remember a lot of good musicians in the time..The Everly Brothers with Cathy's Clown. etc..

brian theslug

nothing like a good suicide tune , to slit yer wrist too

Kim P

That was Joe Meek's drawing pin piano, played by Geoff Goddard. The John Leyton/Joe Meek singles fit no known genre. Bloody brilliant.

Rosalind Mercer

The great thing about the sixties music was that you could understand the lyrics and they were not all about drugs, rape and crap. Also he majority of the singers were easy on the eye. I sound old well I am 64 but feel young when I play all the stuff from that fab decade,

doubleotwentyone

Joe Meek.

Les Reed

Couldn't agree more!

Buzzer365

A Joe Meek production. Check out The joemeeksociety on face book and twitter, for more information on this great innovative producer of this and other great hits such as 'Telstar'.

senrioflove

18 going on 60 :)

TheDJGrandPa

Well, you didn't have the terrorist, but at any given moment, a nuke could go off from the Russians, I've never seen drugs either, I've seen but one guy effected by them irl, and he was not doing anything bad. It depends more on where you live and what you do, than what time it is :) Coming from an 18 year old Swedish boy who just bought an album of John Leyton Keep on' rockin!

johnc2000

Don't forget the modern craze of correcting stranger's spelling. "girls and boys who drink TOO much". I hate myself.... I want to move to 1963

Dark Peaks

I bet Joe had turned the heating up and its made the upright go out of tune

fab60s4ever

Oh Johnny this was your best hit ever !! well I think so anyway .what wonderful mems come to mind when I hear this Fab song ..the 60s' was the best decade ..

madamejosse

Thanks Captain!!. Brill.

CrankCase08

That's nothing to do with him, it's down to the producer, Joe Meek.

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