Johnny Kidd & The Pirates - I'll Never Get Over You - 1963 45rpm video free download

watlingfen

I was 16 then , wish I had a time machine ........

Stephen France

Apparently a hit in the U.K., but invisible west coast N.A..September 1963..

derek Stinton

I remember seeing Johnny Kidd and the Pirates in a show at the theatre Llandudno pier in 1963 he was brilliant what a great memory and night.'' I will never get over it''

ÁS Vongola

eu gosto dass musicas dessa banda :)

allan johnston

i cannot believe people have not heard of this giant of British rock. taken before his time, e died in a god forsaken place called breightmet in between bolton and bury. a place you would not bury your dog. it dose not have a monument. this king of British rock and roll is not recognised it is disgusting

BILLYW1874

THIS IS WHAT ROCK AND ROLL IS ALL ABOUT

hirano tom

i want this song to be known well in japan,my country... very very good song.

António Fonseca

seems like it.

Ann Catherine

60's were the best :-)

Stormglowlamplight

One of the better tunes i must agree, not over keen on 60's music as a whole but you got those exceptionally good tunes hidden in there somewhere.

allan johnston

how good is this clows your eyes with a glass of red

allan johnston

guys like this started it all. The who used loads of his stuff before making it. Also have you heard the whos live at leeds

peterpeterxxo

never heard it before..yeh dig it you groovy cats.

TheNigelc8

r i p mick green

mielazul

@Marcosspeedup Yeah, I love that recording - Led Zeppelin doing a pre-concert concert soundcheck and running through several Johnny Kidd songs. It seemed totally impromptu, but everyone in the band knew the songs. Even if you're not a Zep fan (I sure am) it kind of goes to show what an impact Johnny Kidd must have had. Btw, check "Rosetta West - Shakin' All Over" if you can.

krakatoa1200

good Stuff !!

Stefan Wöhlke

@HauntingSpooks yes, has appeared on the 2004 released "25 greatest hits" included with.

eshewerethin

it's not really Mersey Sound since The Pirates were from London but I know what you mean, plus they were on the same bill as a lot of those bands. Then Mick Green joined Billy J Kramer and can be heard on some of their best stuff

pinchold pinch

That's what I call a stunning progress - from rock'n'roll to the Mersey sound bubble gum.

Stefan Wöhlke

unforgettable!!! Thanks a lot for postin' it from Germany - alles Liebe aus Deutschland!

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