The Chartbusters - She's The One (1964) video free download

Albert Andrus

WTF is up with the 2 dislikes?!

Jack A

Oh, I forgot, I used to have this 45 record. REALLY.

Jack A

One of my favorite songs from the early 60's. So fun to dance to. Yes, we danced back then, lol.

Billy Jack

Vernon Sandusky the lead guitar player, left of the drum, became the lead guitar player for Roy Clark for 25 years or more. Vernon was raised on a farm near Mound Valley, Ks. and graduated from high school in Altamont, Ks. He is one shouting "One More Time" on the record.

jaap aap

Another Rhino Nugget! Early Mod Sounds...Sunshine Pop!

Classic Junk

They also recorded as the Beatles tribute band, the Manchesters, on the misleadingly-titled "Beatlerama" LPs back in 1964.

John Smith

I've been searching for this song online for 20 years. Thanks for posting.

Randy Wells

I saw them live in 1965 at the DC Armory. They opened for Dino, Desi, and Billy who were awful by comparison.

Ken Hatley

I loved thi8s song when it was out and the band ! I never realized they were American !

RICH BRUNORI

I just met John Dubas for the first time Easter Sunday 2014. I never heard of the Chartbusters before then. The stories of the places and people they met through the years were still fresh in his heart and mind. They played with some of the greatest artist of that era. Thanks for making a difference.

John Fletcher

a hit in chicago thanks for posting

Groovy Reflections

A short lived Washington DC band that had just one top 40 tune The Chartbusters - She's The One (1964)

James M

They had another hit sounds like this song just as good, Good tune for its day one of those Rock The Joint + blow the roof off the dump songs

aattura

Loved it then, love it now!!

Jack A

My favorite song of the early 60's. Use to dance to this, good song.

theonlymoo5e

Debuted on the CHUM (Canada) chart in Aug 1964, peaked at #33 & charted for 8 weeks

Markus Heinisch

I first heard this song when I was 16 on a compilation album my friend's dad had. It was full of 60s American garage bands. Great tune, really.....

sparkescadman

Cousin Brucie just played this a few weeks ago and I heard it for the first time...excellent song!

Bill Fife

I am hearing this record for the first time since july 1964! Thank You TheLimePopsicle for finding it! How can a rocker like this hide for 48 years? Brit Pop to rival the Fab Four! Yes!

Pete Moss

@rockola63, I was raised in the Frisco area and never heard this song in 1964 even though I listed to the Top 40's stations KEWB, KYA etc. When I was stationed near New York City in 1966, I heard this song quite often on the popular Rock station out of NYC (don't recall call sign). I actually thought for many years that this song was released in 1966. Apparently it never was popular on the Left Coast back in the Sixties.

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