The Five Americans - I See The Light - Sump'n Else Show (1967) video free download

giagnorio86

I Like It!

Mark Ogle

LOVE THIS! These guys should have been a much bigger deal than they were. Singer/ keyboard guy is fantastic... great rock voice!

Joe Barry

From the gents who brought you "Western Union"

willminkorea2010

Great song

67psych2

Great Song! Good Clear Video! I Love How The Guys Look Like They Are From 1964/65,With The Beatle Suits,When This Is From 1967! Fashion Changed Quicker With Young People During The 60's,Not Like Now,With Skinny Jeans Being Fashionable For Nearly 10 Years!

Joe Barry

By the gentlemen that brought you "Western Union"

Bozo the Skeptic Crab

No Sunglasses needed...

Joe Barry

The Five Americans; the guys who brought you Western Union

BigBishop1

can a person beware?

Joe Barry

Western Union's Five Americans

Jerry Jaye

what a GREAT garage band thumping rocker!!!!

RavenThom

Was Michael in Choctaw before or after? Abnak sent me a copy of the remake '69 because I couldn't find it

Colin Sanders

entered Vancouver's CKLG chart December 7, 1965

IslandMarigold

Awesome footage! Awesome band! Thanks!

David Eckler

Need to off this post!

rankoutsider

This is just badass. Sounds a bit like 13 Stories High. Bottomless Pit.

pgh45rpms

I own a Uni-45 by Mike's other band, Choctaw (Mary Miles b/w California Hollywood) that must've been released in '70. Saw copies of a Choctaw lp for sale on eBay. Just checked the 5A's Wikipedia bio & didn't realize Mike was also part of Gladstone, who charted in '72 with "A Piece of Paper" . Very sorry to find out that three of the 5A's - Jim Grant, Norm Ezell & Jimmy Wright - have passed on.

MikeBlitzMag

Right you are! I am quite familiar with their legacy. Band co-founder Mike Rabon is a long time friend.

pgh45rpms

"I See the Light" was first released on Dallas-based Abnak label in 1965, then leased to Hanna-Barbera-Records on the West Coast for greater distribution & the song carried over into 1966. An HBR lp resulted, but the vinyl album didn't include singles "Evol Not Love" or "Good Times". 5A's went back to Abnak, who released the band's biggest hit, "Western Union", in 1967.

spudthemod67

love this just got a copy on 45

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