The Romantics - Tell it to Carrie video free download

DrambuieOnTheRocks

Love this version better than the album version! Awesome music!!

DrambuieOnTheRocks

Love this version than the original!!

dean prentice

If I'm not mistaken, after the period of very heavily synthesized music--not that it's bad--but I remember there seemed to be a swing back to simple guitars, drums, in the late 70s and early 80s. I think Tom Petty was in that resurgence, the Kings, too, and as someone wrote here, Valens, Lennon and Holly have to be smiling down on them.

steelydon19

Hearing this for a first time. Superb! Some common ground with The Knack without trying to steal of The Knack's thunder. Early Hollies-like harmonies.

lixie1

Used to see these guys all the time at the Firebarn in Syracuse, NY, 78-80. I still have this single too.

Walt Fechter

This kinda brings out the Ritchie Valens and Buddy Holly in all of us. For the first time I heard Marshall Crenshaw (and this great band). THANKS for posting this!

Walt Fechter

I'd like to rename this song, "Tell It To Kelly" (for my junior-high crush). I dig the basic guitar riffs in this one. Clean and simple.

Walt Fechter

A dash of The Hollies here. For walking arm-in-arm with your gal down a sun-lit sidewalk on the perfect spring day.

Walt Fechter

John Lennon and Ritchie Valens are smiling down on all those who listen to this. This one goes out to Marshall Crenshaw, The Smithereens and The Plimsouls. "Power-Pop" por vida!

Walt Fechter

Somehow, I knew that "What I Like About You" was going to be a hit. After the first time I heard it in late '79, I was re-hooked on that throw-back 60s Pop sound. This one has a bit of that guys-hanging-'round-the-street-corner vocal style (bot not true Doo-Wop). A bit guitar "twang" from The Choir ("It's Cold Outside") as well. Special thanks to Little Steven Van Zandt for playing this one last Sunday night (on The Underground Garage Halloween show).

crapple009

Wally sings lead on the album version for sure though maybe not on the Bomp! version. John sang lead on Roll Over Beethoven back in the club days, though.

Greg Butcher

gee this sounds like The Hollies singing harmonies. first line brought back memories of when i use to listen to the album back when, great days great music. happy music.

William Betalleluz Donayre

The Romantics - Tell it to Carrie

DeetroitRocker

It is Wally singing the lead.

lixie1

@hectorsalinasisback It was Wally. At least that's how I remember it. Used to see them at the Firebarn in Syracuse all the time back in the day.

Böbby H. Blänk

@hectorsalinasisback not sure.... doesn't say

Hector Salinas

@herbalist110377 Who sings the lead vocals on this song? Is it Wally Palmar or Rich Cole?

Kim Lombardini

@housesoccer: I have the original version I can dropbox for you. send me a msg w a good email address

Böbby H. Blänk

@housesoccer you're welcome

housesoccer

@herbalist110377 Thanks, I'm not sure what I had as a kid. Perhaps the 45. Still good.

The Romantics

The Romantics - "Talking in Your Sleep" - HQ Audio )))

The Romantics

The Romantics - Open Up Your Door