𝙈𝙞𝙩𝙘𝙝 𝙍𝙮𝙙𝙚𝙧 & 𝙏𝙝𝙚 𝘿𝙚𝙩𝙧𝙤𝙞𝙩 𝙒𝙝𝙚𝙚𝙡𝙨 - 5 Best Hits - Stereo - See listing in comments section.

[@sonnysoldies5288]

All songs on the New Voice label in stereo. 1. Jenny Take A Ride! peaked at #10 in January 1966 and released in November 1965. 2. Little Latin Lupe Lu #17 in March 1966. 3. Devil With A Blue Dress On & Good Golly Miss Molly #4 in October 1966. 4. Sock It To Me--Baby! #6 in February 1967. 5. Too Many Fish In The Sea & Three Little Fishes #24 in May 1967.

[@HappyPoppyFlowers-nr4jh]

@ the you g age of 66 , soon 2 b 67, man , do I remember vividly hearing it Phillies WFIL" FAMOUS 56" @ 9 going on 10! Unfortunately , my uncle Kia mid3/68 in NAMs Central Highlands , tail end of bloody TET , 2wks b-4 my 11th bday !

[@HappyPoppyFlowers-nr4jh]

What a time ! 60s , early 70s!

[@estilhughes2913]

There it is. Sock it to me

[@M.Koch-y1p]

Blue eyed soul at its best!

[@mrbag60]

This band served notice that Detroit was more then just Motown soul and 10 years later KiSS would immortalize all the trailblazing high energy bands that followed in 1976's Detroit Rock City.

[@judithalbay8920]

One of the best shows I've seen

[@jantrieger4500]

Those guy’s ROCKED !! From when music cool ! I know, cause I was there ! 😂

[@sonnysoldies5288]

Not too many people comment on this video...thank you and I was there also.

[@Linda-in9ns]

Great group. My teen years!!’ 💃🏻🎵

[@e_valley2707]

Loved these guys and Gary US Bonds ...

[@richard3536]

Saw them back in 67 . Really high energy !

[@sonnysoldies5288]

Nice...

[@HappyPoppyFlowers-nr4jh]

WOW ! Lucky You ! I was just 10 !

[@geraldoarnoldo6440]

Likewise, 2x 67 & 68 in Charleston, WV Municipal Auditorium . The Illusion from Long Island followed. Knockouts.

[@davidpizzimenti2516]

They were the first group that noticed the drummer playing a double kick drum ! Energy on high and they sound great today . Great job !

[@GaryFerence]

Detroit rock and roll YEAH!!!

[@00tntprice]

band brought some soul to the rock scene in 1965 loved their vibe.\.

[@rogerdavenport9618]

Devil With The Blue Dress On was the warm up songs before our basketball games in high school in 1969 and 70, it got the team and the fans fired up, and then the dunks by our two 6ft. 7in. players, man what a memory.

[@johnbroughton3401]

Man! We were so proud of Mitch and the boys. Not Chicago, L.A. or New York. No. They were THE DETROIT WHEELS, baby! We'd hear them on Keener 13 or The Big 8 CKLW.

[@dank9296]

Good stuff from the Motor City! Thanks!👍😎

[@mga2899]

Only a couple hits, but they are epic.

[@sonnysoldies5288]

????? looks like all were hits.

[@nathanarmstrong6630]

New Year’s Eve 1966 at Market Hall.

[@nathanielovaughn2145]

James Brown thanked Mitch Ryder.

[@erickriebel4366]

I GOT TO SEE THEM I RIVERA BEACH FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL BAZAAR I THINK IT'S ABOUT 1967

[@sonnysoldies5288]

Nice...

[@Mike583]

Mitch & The Detroit Wheels sure had some great songs in the 60's. It's too bad after that they were pretty much done. ❤

[@tomzsenyuk2003]

Mitch had a song in 1983 that did pretty well in Michigan & Ontario and so-so nationally, "When You Were Mine". He still performs!

[@Mike583]

@@tomzsenyuk2003 Good to know, thanks!

[@nicholasstratigeas4644]

Stubborn kind of fella had great great guitar riffs.

[@Mike583]

​@@jamesgross6466Sorry but I was 18 that year & I don't remember that song being played on the radio.

[@sonnysoldies5288]

@@Mike583 He thinks he's the only one who remembers that song. It never charted but was a big local hit and he was upset that I didn't include it in this group of hits.

[@paularnold823]

I saw them at the silver dollar music saloon on Long Island in bay shore n.y. There was not a lot of people there. They blew the roof off. Mitch sat at my table . It really was just an empty chair he sat from my table. Mitch rider and the Detroit wheels. You should have seen them live. Rock n roll.

[@paularnold823]

In the seventies some time. Party.