Dicky Doo and the Don'ts - Click-Clack (1958) video free download


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Duration: 02:32
Uploaded: 2011/11/11

Charted at #28 on Billboard Hot 100 in February 1958 and #8 on R&B chart. The biggest hit for this group. The lead singer, Dicky Doo, is really Gerry Granahan. Original Billboard review: "Rockabilly tells the tale of a cat returning to his true love. Peppy rendition with good backing makes for a salable sound." Written by Lee, Grant and Doo. B-side is "Did You Cry?".

Comments

8 years ago

Richard Molino

I liked it.

10 years ago

clamgirl111

do you have any idea what happened to Harvey Davis in this group? My Mom dated him for a few years during this time..would love to know what happebed to him

10 years ago

Jim van den Blink

It is hilarious! Sales numbers?

10 years ago

Howard Rose

Get ready to take a trip with Dicky Doo and the Dont's on the Swan record label, don't you know, at # 2454

10 years ago

nonstopdoowop1

love it...such great times

10 years ago

jjii66

"Pedro's Request", from their Sleeping Beauty album.

10 years ago

Groovy Reflections

Happy 74th birthday to Gerry Granahan, the singer, songwriter, and producer is best known for his work in the 50's and 60's. He also recorded under the name Dickey Doo and the Don'tsDicky Doo and the Don'ts - Click-Clack (1958)

11 years ago

cuppajoe1

I watcged that Bandstand show as well. Loved this song

11 years ago

sauquoit13456

On this day in 1958 {January 13th} Dickie Doo & the Don'ts performed "Click-Clack" on the late Dick Clark's 'American Bandstand'... One month later on February 10th it entered Billboard's Hot Top 100 chart; eventually it peaked at #28 and spent 14 weeks on the Top 100... The song was the first charted hit on the Swan Record label; later acts included The Beatles, The Rockin' Rebels, Freddy Cannon, Link Wray, Billie & Lillie, and Danny & the Juniors... R.I.P. Mr. Clark {1929 - 2012}

11 years ago

Robert Goodwin

FOR EVERY RAILROAD LOVER!!! GREAT TUNE!!!!! CASEY JONES

11 years ago

MikeBlitzMag

Absolute, utter perfection! One of the greatest singles of the 20th century, bar none. Love it!!!

11 years ago

Tom Long

Thank you for memory

12 years ago

shickasha

Shoo-bop-shoo-bop-scoo-bee-dooo

12 years ago

CatsPjamas1

@azw596 You're welcome! I can just imagine them singing the song in the photo.

12 years ago

CatsPjamas1

@musicmandon1 That's a reference I didn't know about.

12 years ago

musicmandon1

How about this. On a Cheech and Chong record, Cheech requests this song on a DJ show. I didn't even think it was a real song. Live and learn, they say. That part leads into the song "Framed," but I forget which album that was on. I was a big Cheech and Chong fan in my teens and twenties.

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