They caricatured the group well with the exception of the drummer, John Petersen, who had blonde hair and a handsomer face. In fact, he looks way too much like Ringo in this and that might have been intentional, in order to give the San Francisco-based group a more British Invasion association. Declan Mulligan was from Fethard, County Tipperary, Ireland (just a few miles west of where my great-grandmother was from in Upper Ballywalter). Another boo-boo is that Ron Elliott is portrayed singing the lead when it was actually Sal Valentino (with the tambourine) who was the lead vocalist. I wonder if this recording of Laugh, Laugh was specially done for this Flintstones episode or whether it was an alternate take used for the purpose. It definitely reveals well the bass line played by Ron Meagher. The back cover of the group's second album portrays more accurately the group as Flintstones cameos, albeit minus Declan Mulligan who had left the band. Still, it's a great clip to see despite some discrepancies only anal-retentive Felix Ungers like me would even bother to point out.

My Doctor Sister who was an Anaesthetist had sent Beau Brummel Woollen Gents Suit from England in 60s !

I love the Flintstones I miss my brother quoting everyone

Great show til "The Great Gazoo". then it "Jumped the shark".

I still see Uncle Buck dancing with Marci when Chenise walks in!

Lol, I can remember watching this episode back in the day! ☮️❤️🎸😉

Danny Hutton just previously to becoming a member of the Three Dog Night (his solo song Roses and Rainbows 1965) also appeared briefly on the Flintstones as he was another artist on the H&B record label

Was just listening to this song remembering it from the Flintstones, but couldn't remember the name of the group (thought it was the Beau Brummelrocks, lol)😊

Esquema para mono por favor

Fred later turns off the television and Jimmy Oneilstone’s arm reached out of the set and turned it back on. My kid brother and I would crack up at that!

What a fantastic sound they were able to get from those rough hewn instruments.

The Flintstones is what introduced me to the Beau Brummels. I remember back in the early 2000s, "Laugh Laugh" was on the radio. When I said it's The Beau Brummels, my dad asked me how I knew that, and I told him they were on The Flintstones.

I grew up with this cartoon, such good childhood memories!!

I prefer Bug Music with the Four insects myself...

I miss the Flintstone so much. That's one of the best cartoons.

🇧🇷 BRASIL SOBERANO E DESENVOLVIDO / INDUSTRIALIZADO 🇧🇷

Bringing back My Childhood Memories from 1965. THE FLINTSTONES RULES.

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To the person who posted this I just want to say thank you. You made my day.

Shinrock announcer, "One of the country's most popular recording groups, the Beau Brummelstones...." wonder what country that would be .....? US of Rock, Great Rockstone, Amerirock, Stoneland? ..Hmmmmmmmm...

Poor Pebbles and Bam Bam just can't figure out why their moms are going crazy over a bunch of Young Rockers

ABC bedrock station

I remember watching this episode on TV. I liked the Beau Brummels, when I was a kid, and I still do.

Great Underrated Mid-60's Song. But with that said, this premise we are presented with doesn't quite make sense. Middle-Age Married Wives rarely go crazy over Young Rockstars.

Porra@ era bom demais. Divulga o número e conhecer as negas. 😢

Sdds eternas 😢😢😢😢

I love the fact this was based of the Beatles!!! Nice!!!

ALDO CESAR MARCOU NA RADIO RECIFE! BELA VOZ, BELO PROGRAMA! NAO ME RECORDO A NOTICIA DO SEU FALECIMENTO. BONS TEMPOS VIVEU NA RECIFE FM!!!

The guy with the tambourine should be singing lead.

Esse e o professor Denis em ação

1965

Who was playing harmonica?

Excelente

If the Beatles recorded this perfect pop gem it would have been an ever bigger international hit song. The song was produced by some young unknown aspiring 21-year-old genius named Sylvester Stewart, who the world would soon find out about his own brilliant music when he decided to call himself the one and only Sly Stone!

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Homem já fiz de tudo com uno e guerreiro 😁 não se entrega

Those guitars had to be heavy!

I remember the episodes with Ann-Margrock and Jimmy Darrock, but I don't recall the Beau Brummelstones at all.

I remember this one also !!

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REALLY SAD most under age 60 (GenX, Millenials, GenZ) are not observant/clueless about what happened in 1965, a time teens could LAUGH, DANCE, MORE OPTIMISTIC about their futures! Seemingly not so for today's unhappy, under-educated, artificial machine-embracing, shorter life expectancy teens and young adults.

Boa noite ! Esses transformadores de audio como foi que conseguiu ? Mandou enrolar ou tirou de algum aparelho ? E gostaria de te perguntar se tem o esquema para disponibilizar .

Such a melodically pleasing song. That simple harmonica really *makes* it.

Like several other commenters, I first watched this as a child, and that was my intro to the BBs. The melodies in this song immediately penetrated me, and they've stayed with me all these years. And they flow perfectly. The singer tells the story with the first. The second (the "laugh laugh" part) is more exuberant. The third ("Oh so lonely") is quieter, introspective, and forlorn. Each melody is catchy, and all together flow into a full experience. This really is a great song.

i remember whenthis cameon.thoughtis wasso coolback then..now it is so cheesy😅

“Was tv already color in 1964?”

I hadn't noticed before but where, s the harmonic guy..

This makes me old.

ABC : the Abbadabba Broadcasting Company. 😄