Groovie Ghoulies - "Don't Go Out Into the Rain (You're... video free download

scotty Christmann

The drummer is cute with her pig tails and punk rock un-assuming essence.I love California punk!All the Ghoulies stuff is good!

hinkleyc

reminds me of old beatles style videos

Upsiditus7

This is great, much better than Herman's Hermits.

MegaDickwolf

Best band

thildo

where to download this song ??

Oliver Haigh-Childs

@115305668 don't you mean first?

netohog

check my channel for a Kepi Ghoulie song!

ihearttheweakerthans

@Jimvh3 Me too :(. Last Kepi show I went to (in 2008) was kick-ass too, though. I have some videos (Kepi the Band at Morlock Gallery) which you might like! Check "Do You Wanna Dance", by Kepi the Band (my favorite).

jake woodall

what kind of bass is that??????

beautyfiend13

Long Live The Ghoulies.

Jack Brown

what do you mean none of their stuff is available? there is still a bunch on interpunk as well as plenty of Kepi's post Ghoulies output out there (all of which is must own material if you ask me)

austinandjoefilms

This is some good stuff! Its too bad none of their material is available... :(

punkrockfan9124

@VanHowle check out his band nowadays. it's really good. Kepi The Band

BQboy7777

what bass does kepi have the green one

Kevin K

Saw them open for 7 Seconds. The Ghoulies were better.

fransie07

hey i saw the Ghoulies in Haarlem patronaat in the netherlands a few years ago, it was great! Chears

rslitman

As a result of the Kenny Young reference of one of the other comments, I did a web search and learned that the version of this song that I heard before I heard the Herman's Hermits one was by a group called the Seagulls that Kenny Young was a member of. He also wrote this song and a few other songs I know, including at least one other Herman's Hermits hit, "Just a Little Bit Better".

rslitman

I remember hearing this song on the radio in the fall of 1966 by some group whose name slips my memory. The following summer, the song resurfaced, this time done by Herman's Hermits, who were very popular at the time (but, as it turned out, near the end of their U.S. hitmaking period).

fatpizzaman

I wonder if Kenny Young and Herman's Hermits have heard this cover? I like it btw!

carlos andres

great band. they stayed at my house durig their euro tour in 1999. saw them many, many times on stage! still love em!

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