Harpers Bizarre - The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy) video free download

Rexerman89

I;m feelin' better lighting would be neede!

Rexerman89

I'm feelin' a headache coming on......yikes!

Kocky Arapopolis

Feelin GOOFY! :-)

Kocky Arapopolis

NICE digital NUMBERS--WHERE is the BAND? Hello?

Tower of Power

THE 59TH STREET BRIDGE SONG ( FEELIN´GROOVY ) najväčší hit skupiny HARPERS BIZARRE, ktorý bol v rebríčku Billboardu 11 týždňov od 18. februara 1967 a skončil na 13.m.Na b strane singlu bola pieseň Lost My Love Today.Autorom piesne bol Paul Simon.V UK ako jeden z dvoch hitov bol v rebríčku 7 týždňov od 30. marca 1967 a skončil na 34.m.Skupina vznikla v Santa Cruz v roku 1963 pod názvom The Tikis. V novembri 1966 pod názvom Harpers Bizarre uzatvorili zmluvu s Warner Bros. Skupinu tvorili Ted Templeman nar. 24. oktobra 1944 v Santa Cruz spev, gitara, bicie,Dick Scoppettone nar. 5. júla 1945 spev, gitara, basová gitara, Eddie James spev, gitara, Dick Young spev, basová gitara a John Petersen nar. 8. januara 1945 v Rudyarde bicie bývalý člen skupiny Beau Brummels, ktorý zomrel na infarkt 11. novembra 2007. V piesni dominoval zovretý harmonický štýl ich päťčlenných vokálov. Debutový album FEELIN´GROOVY, ktorý produkoval Leon Russell a opieral sa o autorský potencial Randy Newmana nemal úspech. V rebričku bol sedem týždňov od 6. mája 1967 a skončil na 108.m.Pozoruhodna je skutočnosť, že ani jeden z členov nehral na nahrávkach..Leon Russell využil študiových hudobníkov označovaných ako Wrecking Crew medzi ktorými boli Al Casey gitara,Joe Blaine basová gitara,Hal Blaine bicie a Leon Russell piano.Vzhľadom k tomu boli Harpers Bizarre vokálna skupina. Rozpadli sa v roku 1969 po siedmych menej úspešných piesňach a albume ANYTHING GOES v roku 1967 na 76.m.

Patricia Warren

Feel good stuff from my childhood. Although I love Simon and Garfunkel I preferred the harmonising on this version.

sauquoit13456

On this day in 1867 {November 2nd} the magazine 'Harper's Bazaar' was founder... Just under one hundred years later on February 18th, 1967 the group Harpers Bizarre's debut record, "The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy)", entered Billboard's Hot Top 100 chart; eventually it peaked at #13 and spent 11 weeks on the Top 100... Between Feb. 1967 and Sept. 1968 the group had five records make the Top 100 chart... R.I.P. John Petersen {the group's drummer, 1945 - 2007}...

ncfeline1959

Such a nice sound! Very smooth

Frederico Sousa de Miranda

Quem está vendo este vídeo a partir da referência do Renato Russo em uma entrevista para Zeca Camargo dá um joinha aqui!

tuschman168

Wholesome! Oh got, it's so wholesome it burrrns! Still enjoyed it though ;p

Robert Laberge

Sunshine pop at its best! Could'nt get any prettier than this.

60s70sVintageRock

The term is 'lip syncing' and it was very common on most 60's tv shows (except big name variety such as Ed Sullivan), since the studios rarely had the equipment for live performances. And even Ed Sullivan's performers didn't ALWAYS sing 'live.'

1FrankFan

Interesting video, and wonderful song, but they are "singing" to the original record.

Groovy Reflections

Happy 68th birthday today to Ted Templeman, he is a record producer and has worked with artists like The Doobie Brothers, Van Morrison, Carly Simon, Aerosmith and literally dozens more. Way back when, he played drums with Harpers BizarreHarpers Bizarre - The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy)

60s70sVintageRock

This is how the original broadcast was, no changes after the fact. Terrible filming job, leaving out DS! I guess the Mike Douglas crew thought it would be 'cool' to add annoying psychedelic graphics :( There's another example from same show, search 'New Colony Six - Things I'd Like To Say (Rare clip from 1968)' Just as bad!

RetroTony1959

What a great memory. For me,I remember it as the time my big brother Ricky in the Marines was shipping off to Vietnam. They played tgis a lot back then on Los Angeles radio. Those were some really revealing times for me as an 9 year old.

Emmett Pickett

"You've got to make the morning last...Feelin Groovy." :-) - Harpers Bizarre - The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy)

60s70sVintageRock

This was the 60's. Some tv shows would add 'psychedelic' graphics for special effect...mostly it was just annoying.

Fred Garvin

The singer is Ted Templeman. He went on to be a record producer. He did the Doobie Bros, Little Feat, Montrose, Sammy Hagar & most of the Van Halen records.

Joyce Donahue

More "baroque rock"

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