The Hooters - Man In The Street скачать видео бесплатно

mrtwotone

Dear me! All these people who think that this was an original for this band. This is very much a Ska song. It has its origins in Jamaica and was performed by Don Drummond and also Skatalites. The references to "pick it up" are common in Ska music. Ska in its original form has found its way into many styles of music. It's just that people don't know but it's there. In many instances, it's what causes people to move there feet.

David Fiorenza

The lyrics are very good.

emily reagan

This is when the hooters peaked for me. I saw them countless times between 1980-1982...

chrisradano

I think the guys at the end smoked some.

Daybreak The Flareon

@johnny10301968 1982

Daybreak The Flareon

@nickthesmall66 Why?? The 80'S were strange and wonderful times, everybody had a job, big stupid hair, acting silly...I miss those days, But I don't live in the past...

Daybreak The Flareon

@neyney0765 Me Too man, was a big fan of Hazard, Remember getting into a brawl in Kensington because I was dressing like him... 80's philly music scene was hot, would love to see a comeback, but like you said, It sucks getting old..:) Beru Revue... Wow, Brings back memories of The Chestnut Cabaret and The East Side Club...

Robert Robinson

This little beauty was from a tv show on USA Network in 81/82 I think. It was from the Brandywine Club and featured the best local bands around the country. I'm the guy interviewed before the Hooters perform in a goofy grey members only jacket (ah the 80s) but this was a great show. Loved this original line up...They were the ultimate jam band and would just let it ride out there, whipping the crowd into a frenzy. Can you post the rest of the show please?

Mary Fran Paul

Yea, thank God for WMMR and a DJ named Pierre Robert who really supported these local bands and had them on his program every chance he got. YOU ARE THE MAN!!! Thanks again for posting this stuff.

Mary Fran Paul

Hey dude, thanks for posting this!!!!! THE ORIGINAL HOOTERS - WOW!!!! I saw them way back when. And Robbie just cut his hair. It was down to his waist the first time I saw them at the Ambler Taproom. I can always count on people like you to post this stuff and it just lifts my spirits to a great era in Philly club life. THANK YOU!

chrisradano

probably somewhere around 1982. This version morphed into "Concubine" on 1983's Amore. I want to be YOUR.....birdman.

johnny10301968

What year was this?

Trenton Makes Music

um.....it's actually a Don Drummond song...it's what is known as a "cover" song, bands will sometimes do songs written and performed by other artists in their live shows...this just happens to be one that ended up on tape and that tape was played on the radio and it was the song that got them their 1st exposure...hence "the one that started it all" I hope I explained it better for you. Enjoy!

Philip DaVoulas

Philly had song great music!

chrisradano

Ha ha I remember this from the '80's on WMMR Philadelphia. Makes me want to do a bhang (bong) hit.

CousinoMacul

Indeed! ps--Robert Hazard RIP

neub2009

ahh, the song that introduced me to the Hooters. Heard it only briefly on radio, way back, but always wished they'd play it more, once they got popular. It's been in my head all these years. Finally remembered to search for it, so I'm glad to hear it again here.

bobomud

Saw them yesterday in Hamburg. They are still going strong. When was this video shot?

Renee Juliani

I still have my original 45 of All you Zombies, there is nothing like the Hooters, Beru, Tommy Conwell, Robert Hazard and many others, today. I miss those days. It sucks getting old, lol

Ed Ward

Amen BerlinJules. I'm so glad to see them successful and continuing to entertain there audiences.

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