We just lost Art....Rest in peace, my friend.

I remember in 1967 I was waiting in Lepak's Percussion Centre for my drum lesson to start. I looked out the storefront window, and to my amazement The Wildweeds stumbled out of an old Ford Econoline van and walked into the store. I almost shit my pants ! I was 13 yrs old then and I am almost 71 now. "No Good To Cry" still sounds great in January 2025......

I loved this band! They played at many of my high school dances in Bristol. Can't remember my kids names, but I know all the words to their songs!

"she mourns the day with morning dew" did I hear that corectly because it is always written as "fills the day with morning dew"

One of the most beautiful songs ever penned...and it has 120 upvotes. How mad is that.

The genius of Felix Cavaliere!

That's my brother, Johnny! So nice to be able to hear your voice again after all these years. Love you forever.

Thank you. One person does KZbin's job.

Remembering great times in the mid to late 60's at the Friday Night Mixers at the North Haven Fire House with N.A.I.F and George and the House of The Rising Sun and RIP Jimmy Gaffney and Hang on Sloopy

Mike Love made a big mistake not letting Brian Wilson take charge.

Made the charts in the Boston area too. GREAT song. Would love to hear it in stereo.

MEMORIES ❤ I LOVES THIS SONG ❤

ik andys grandson

I seem to remember Clean Living covering this tune in the early 70s…didn’t realize it was written by Al Anderson

Great group.

The best song of 1967

Este álbum es impresionante, la voz de Felex y los instrumentos, ni que decir de los coros, Dios mío, el bajo es auténticamente una locura. Dios, que locura la batería.

My all time favorite solo album of Peter’s.

I can't find the lyrics ... or make out everything they're saying. Can anybody help?

Jesus is Lord of this song

The scene here was not! N.R.B.Q. Was here every month,Jonathan Edward’s, Silverado, Thunder Road, Tirebiter

Saw them at the Bushnell in Hartford, December 1967. The Cowsills were the star attraction.

Mmhmm for chook 👀 diggs 👀and shannnyyy 👀

BP Roche how about putting the other side of Everybody's Gone Into April from The Bone? That would be great. From brother of Lead Guitar player in the Bone That would be great. Ron Simpson

In 1975 I saw this band out in the sun on a hill side sponsored by Subway in Milford CT. Security was handled by H.A., it was a pretty impressive band being I was used to Tull and other European bands.

I live in Connecticut and we would see them every time they played nearby. So sad I believe most are gone. Gone but NEVER forgotten.

Lyman hall school number 1 hit 1969

It was played quite a lot on WRKO-FM/98.5 Boston back in the day. "R-KO, the Shy But Friendly Robot"

Bob Dudek on this vocal....Great bassist and singer.....Thanx for posting this.

Fun fact, all the lyrics on the song Bamboo came off a pack of Big bamboo rolling papers. My friend Steve Dowd and I were fortunate enough to spend a couple of months staying with Eddie and Dave Brigatti in 1977 after this album was released.

I have the lp😂

Shags N.a.i.f. Van dykes. Jasper wrath

Bobby...I hope you are well...Thanx for posting all this stuff from our local Ct.bands...I now have a mint copy of ''Hold Back'' that I wrote at 17 years old,fromthe record company...............Ralph Onofrio.....BTW...These guys are all friends of mine.

BEEJARINO!! Oh Lord! Why is this the first time l'm hearing this beautiful song? You sound Amazing! Heavenly, actually!! Pure & heartfelt...Karen Carpenteresque! Foster was and still is a Genius!! I'm so impressed my friend! 🎶💜🎶🙏🏽🎶💜🎶

1956年にデビューして約25年齢近く一線(?)で活躍していた1980年末のヒット曲です。他にはOldiesの名曲メドレーも良かった。

1967, I was a freshman entering college. I’m 75 now , for some reason this song popped in my mind , Googled it , played, it took me back almost to tears thinking of my youth

FUCK YOUR FUCKIN COMMERCIALS KZbin

Ripped about 8-10% too fast.

Classic!!!

I’ve heard the King U version a million times and never knew it was a cover until today.

Great 70s sound, love the fender Rhodes keyboard.

I saw the Wildweeds opening for Hendrix in 1969 at Bushnell Park in Hartford. Good times.

You can tell the time era!! Late 60's early 70's type music!!

Nice to keep old memories!!

FANCY: -Vocals, Harmonica - Bob Orsi -Vocals - Christine Bernardoni Ohlman -Guitar - Doug Schlink (Donovan) -Organ, Piano, Vocals - Alphonse Ranaudo -Bass - Paul Ossola (Levon Helm, Donovan, SNL Band) -Drums - Vic Bernardoni with -Strings - Pete Levin (Paul Simon, Miles Davis, David Sanborn, Lenny White, Wayne Shorter, Jaco Pastorius, Robbie Robertson, John Scofield, Gil Evans, etc..)

♥♥♥perfect

This reminds me of BACK to Black, by Amy Winehouse.

Big hit for us on WYND Sarasota Fl back in June '67

One of their best albums. I got it as soon as it was released. I always loved their album cover.

2024....Damn..Still so EXCELLENT!