Bobby Vee - Look At Me Girl video free download


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Uploaded: 2008/07/02

Bobby Vee - Look At Me Girl

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13 years ago

Casper Kittae

Playboys of Edinberg's version is just slightly better than this one.

13 years ago

TheWerewolf64

Aside from " The Night Has A Thousand Eyes ", THIS is My Favorite Bobby Vee Tune. Thanks

14 years ago

rslitman

@sclm046 One of my subscriptions just posted the Playboys of ... version this weekend. I probably hadn't heard that one since hearing it on the radio in the mid-1960s. I had not heard or heard of the Bobby Vee version until, in 2005, I played one of the few "Where the Action Is" shows available in the Paley Media Museum in NYC at that time. Show date is Aug. 12, 1966. I've seen this clip on YouTube since then. Playing both back-to-back just now, I think I do like the Vee one a little more.

14 years ago

Matthew Davidson

Bought this @ Merle's Record Rack/New Haven, Ct, 1966. His best since "Rubber Ball ", in some ways even better. Played the grooves off it through the years. Thanks for posting it---I've used links to this song-page on some flickr pages of 1960s movie stars, like this one: flickr.com/photos/48220121@N06/4416994892/

14 years ago

Archiebell68

...and the Strangers!

14 years ago

larrynealwaxmuseum

This particular song was also covered by a group called THE PLAYBOYS OF EDINBURGH. The year 1966. Larry N. Boyington, aka Larry Neal, former curator of the Wax Museum on the big 1520 KOMA

15 years ago

ivanack

WOW ! Never heard this one before, and it's AWESOME ! Very well done. Many thanks for posting.

15 years ago

IDLERACER

I like the minimalist approach of this. Drums, bass, a single guitar playing the same riff throughout, and an extremely loud tambourine.

15 years ago

sclm046

Thanks for the posting! I had not heard this one since the 60's. Originally recorded by the Playboys Of Edinburg, written by one of their band members. The original was only a regional hit, not much heard outside of Texas. If anyone has the original, I hope they post it. Copies are quite rare.

16 years ago

kvssgh

Great! Can't remember when I heard this last. Thanks! KVS Class of '61

16 years ago

davesharon1

Song hit #52 in 1966; but the music style changed and Americans are too fickle to accept great music. Always gotta move on to the next "great" thing.

16 years ago

BeijingMadame

A great tune! Thanks for posting it!!

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