R Dean Taylor - Indiana Wants Me 1970 video free download

amosburke

Dr. Richard Kimble's theme song

wonderfulnmarvelous

amazing memories of the uk in 1970;;;cheers

dlkacz

This song use to make me freak out because I'd have it up so high....and was high....I thought the sirens were near me. It took awhile to realize it was in the song.

Bettie Anne Long

Sorry, Andrew Luck!!

Bettie Anne Long

Love this song, remember a total of 5 cops in my family. BUT we also have Jeff Gordon, Great Larry B, Reggie, Payton started and won here., John Couger M, Ofcourse Andre, The greatest spectacle in Racing, ect. We are blessed. !! God bless in.

Tommy Walker

Still have the 45

Tommy Walker

I love That song, in the early 70s i used to act to it like I was him,, at the end I would put my hands up in surrender

John Mikulak

Crazy that this banal song was #54 that year and songs like Evil Ways...Fire and Rain and We've Only Just Begun were ranked lower...hahha?

jack thomas

This is a great old song I remember back in the 70s. That's when music was really music.

Doug Shoemaker

We'll never know if he survived or got killed in the gunfight.

Adrian Symcox

fantastic brilliant all time classic

shayna464

"Indiana wants me" :)

akfunnyguy

Laura, the best & happiest barista I ever knew told me once this song so reminded her of hi school days....wish she was still here to talk to. RIP Laura

lrd9999

I'm kind of a sucker for songs with sound effects. I still remember waking up to this playing on the clock radio and thinking there must be a fire or something.

Kenneth Besselman

I guess those fags will have to go elsewhere

Kent Teffeteller

There are 3 or 4 different promo versions of this tune alone. One has sirens, one has the sirens mixed out, the other has the sirens mixed lower than the stock single. Sirens on the radio airwaves were frowned on. Your promo has a longer version and also has the gunfire at the end, the earliest promo 45 serviced to radio stations.

RJ McAllister

1970; proof once again that crime dies not pay. Taylor's one and only hit, recorded for Motown's Rare Earth subsidiary, which was where the label put it's small group of white artists at that time. You'll never take alive, copper! Still have my 45, which fades much earlier than the LP cut.

Kavita Batra

hahahahahaha-explains so much about that state!!

paul mcgrath

God Bless You Indiana

Tom Dockery

The freak show and the cowering corporations aren't singing this today.

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