The Models - Bend Me, Shape Me (1966) скачать видео бесплатно

thisboy1964

This is the first cover. The Outsiders recorded it first. But this is VERY good!

Mark Crowther

It's like Amen Corner stripped out every interesting bit of the record for their version. I never liked the song until I heard the US versions.

Carlos ortega

Echa un vistazo a este vídeo en YouTube: Fuzz 

MrBlueSky474

Wow! I always thought Amen Corner's was the best cover of this song until I heard this! Thank you!

MopTopMike

MGM released 45s in sequential order. This 45 was not released until July, 1967. Not in / during 1966.The Outsiders, from Cleveland, recorded the song before anyone else.

Paul B

Outsiders, Models, American Breed and Amen Corner in that chronological order.

ALBERTO CONTRERAS

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MikeMuk1

There is some 60s psycadelia her, typical of the era but I much prefer Amen Corner's cover which was a big hit in the UK.

AM 1490 WAYB

i got this version on a CD that deals with female garage bands(and i believe is the one you mentioned in your description).this version should been a ''hot 100'' hit(or at least a ''under the hot 100'' hit).awesome version.

Mark Speck

My understanding is that this was a group comprised of actual models, hence the group's name.

Jeff Zimmerman

Girls in the Garage....Los Angeles California..The Models....Covering the American Breeds Bend Me Shape Me...1966..Very Raw....

charliedontsurf70

it has a "flirtations-nothin but a heartache" feel to it.

hpdbikesjoel

It really is interesting to hear several different versions of the same song and see who had a hit with the song and who didn't. Makes me wonder how many songs fall into this category. How many versions of Louie, Louie are there? How many versions of Heart and Soul? How many versions of Happy Birthday to You? (LOL) And so on.

EmeraldFlowsion62

The production is better on this one though. It's so unique,

jeanesingsjazz

they sound like a take off of the what four, all unison vocals, lots of fuzz-tone

64chromedome

From what I understand, one of the singers in this group was Janice Pennington, who later went on to The Price is Right.

Gazolba

Totally agree ! This song was not meant to be psychedelic.

Kevin King

The Outsiders recorded this first in 1966 The album it was released on didnt come out til January of 67

MikeMuk1

Sorry guys. In my humble opinion this doesn't compare to Amen Corner's with Andy Fairweather-Lowe on lead vocals.

moogyboy6

@artlongjr I should also point out that the Velvets and the Mothers were also MGM artists (on their Verve subsidiary).

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