First Time Reaction To Ted Mulry Gang - Jump In My Car | THE WOLF HUNTERZ REACTIONS

[@markwaters3050]

Guys, and Gals, sarcasm is an Australian National trait... if you ever meet an Aussie who is not sarcastic, or appreciative of such skill, beware!

[@terriclifton2462]

😅😅😅

[@LawlessBreed]

Hey you two, great, fun reaction vid. His name is Ted MULRY not MURLY. My brother wrote the song, sang it & played bass on the track. He also sang all of the backing vocals when the song was recorded. He unfortunately passed away in 2001 from Cancer. I now sing lead vocal in the band. Thanks for doing this reaction vid. Also, for a bit of trivia, Chris Spedding, who was the guitarist in Bryan Ferry's band, also recorded this song plus in 2006, David Hasselhoff also released this song as a single. Cheers Steve Mulry

[@alisonholland7531]

Hey Steve - you blokes getting up to Brizzie any time soon? How's Lennie getting on?

[@karenglenn6707]

The sound of my 15 year old self in 1975 with this song. I’m sorry you lost your brother so young. Such a great song!!

[@loisr1560]

Steve, i saw Ted on the disturbing the peace tour i think 1975. I had kept the ticket until recently. My daughter saw you guys play on saturday night in doncaster. I am so glad i instilled good music in her. X

[@scottwallyn3171]

Hey Steve. Thanks for the info, my past in one song. 1975 i was 11 and loved it. Honor to see you on this page and be able to message you. Great reaction

[@williecoulter1091]

great memory I loved the band love.

[@aussierhino471]

At 5:43, where you paused the clip to talk, you can see a few people standing on a balcony in the background. The tall man is Harry Vanda and the little guy is George Young, Not only were they both in the Easybeats, whom you have reacted to, but they also were the chief songwriters for Albert Records. They wrote this song and songs for AC/DC, Rose Tattoo, and a host of other bands and artists who were signed to the the Albert label. And of course little George (God rest his soul) was the older brother of Angus and Malcom Young of AC/DC.

[@jgsheehan8810]

Ted Mulry actually wrote this and most of his and TMG’s songs.

[@Joshualuv13]

@@jgsheehan8810 Gee that's interesting to know .

[@aussierhino471]

@@jgsheehan8810 You are correct -- good pick up. TMG were part of Alberts though. Watched a great documentary about the history of Albert Records, called 'Blood & Thunder'. It was that show that pointed out Harry & George in the background in that clip 😄

[@alanstrom2221]

TED MULRY WROTE THIS No.1 CLASSIC SONG. LOVE YA TED. RIP MATE.

[@nearlyoutofideas]

In all the decades of having known this video, I never noticed it was Vanda & Young there before!

[@samuraidarryl]

So blessed to be Aussies and have all these great songs in our youth!! TMG so damn good.

[@notanotherenigma7759]

This was filmed in Sydney Harbour. You can see the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge in the background. They were on a pontoon, and there are sharks in that water!!

[@alanstrom2221]

THANK YOU EINSTEIN.

[@DMSProduktions]

@@alanstrom2221 LOL!

[@itchyhope.6782]

White pointers and Basking sharks.

[@DMSProduktions]

@@itchyhope.6782 Bullies too!

[@DMSProduktions]

@@anthonyj7989 I don't DOUBT it!

[@alanstrom2221]

TED MULRY WROTE THIS No.1 CLASSIC SONG. LOVE YA TED. RIP MATE

[@DMSProduktions]

Died the SAME week as cousin Shirl! SAD week that!

[@alanstrom2221]

Well, Ted co-wrote it with his Bandmate Les Hall.

[@alanstrom2221]

@@DMSProduktions That's right mate, Ted passed on 1st September 2001 and Shirl passed on 29th August 2001.

[@DMSProduktions]

@@alanstrom2221 So sad! 2 legends gone so fast!

[@70chevs]

Fun reaction. What a blast from the past, man I feel old now.

[@Joshualuv13]

I'm hearing that ! Lol

[@jgsheehan8810]

Remember hearing this on the radio when it first came out. TMG were good fun. RIP Ted Mulry

[@alisonholland7531]

I knew Ted when he and Les lived at Dee Why. Ted was the ultimate flirt,the ultimate joker and one of the nicest,cheekiest, funniest,most beautiful men I've ever met,RIP miss you Teddles - I'll always remember the time we spent together with Les telling us it was time we were upward getting - luv ya forever and always 💕

[@carolinelane9599]

Oh gawd. 45 years on I can still hear my Dad, turn that crap down lol Was always booming out of my bedroom. That and Status Quo. First concert I ever went to as 12 year old. TMG, Sherbet and Skyhooks.

[@SuzyTrippa]

I was LMFAO when you were talking about what a nice guy he was, knowing what the next verse was gonna be and how quickly he changed to the point of saying you look like a mess!

[@Joshualuv13]

Ha ha 😂

[@JaneDoe-se8ku]

You two are so entertaining, you always put a smile on my face. The reason he told her to get out of the car, was because when he asked her where she lived, she said, down South 85 miles away. :)

[@leandabee]

Too freaking funny you guys 🤣🤦🏼‍♀️, I see what ya's did there😉. TMG were such a fun band, loved Ted's great voice👌

[@CQuinnLady]

They did a series of gigs on a pontoon on sydney harbour. Band on the pontoon, punters on dry land, some of the girls swam to the pontoon only to be thrown off.

[@kimzwolinski9919]

Love the song and the lyrical analysis 😂😂

[@karenglenn6707]

This came out when I was a teenager in Australia and most of those girls jumping into the water are the same age as me. All grandmas now 😂. Time goes so quickly!

[@Laraine3]

Hahaha you guys are hilarious and you sure cleaned this song up and made it respectable! 🤣 You’re right, this song was fun. The Hoff destroyed it with his version. Love the blues based boogie rock feel.

[@TheReevessss]

Tried a steal. Nothing like original.

[@Laraine3]

@@TheReevessss 100%!

[@craigedwards2940]

It was certainly cleaned up. 🙂

[@colinweir3203]

I'm 60, wow I was young when this came out, Brisbane, Australia 🇦🇺.

[@MyMusic-cd3do]

@7:25 You're in good company with Australians. In 50 years I've never heard such an in-depth discussion on the meaning of this song. LOL

[@chilloutvibesforyou]

I remember back in 1974 when they came and played at my High School at lunch-time! :)

[@rongt859]

Ted Mulry had already had a hit in the UK as a solo artist with " Falling in love again " in 1971 before he immigrated to Australia , something I dont think anyone else has ever done

[@DMSProduktions]

Emigrated.

[@LawlessBreed]

He came to Australia in 1966. He released his first song Julia, in 1970. Falling In Love Again was the following year

[@DMSProduktions]

TMG:Aussie legends! I cover this 1! A real rocker! \m/ Rock In Peace Teddy! \m/

[@kerrypapworth1526]

Gosh Ted Mulry, that’s a blast from the past.

[@scottyh8494]

It’s because it’s roughly 84 miles. Great song. Very popular when it was released in the 70’s…

[@mithrasrevisited4873]

Ted had some early songs that showed he has a fantastic voice.

[@blackie75]

Great song, I grew up listening to my Dad's records and this was a big one, along with another Ted song "Crazy", which I still love today.

[@kathleenmayhorne3183]

Ted mul-ry gang. This is aus, most of the year no need for a jacket, or an umbrella. She was probably about to crash on a friend's couch, until the next train or bus. This guy was a long way from innocent.

[@Mrbuckaroonie..]

TMG were a pretty big band in the 70's. I remember going to see them in a small Queensland country town in 1975. They were very good. I remember watching them on TV and to actually see a band live as a primary school kid was pretty cool.

[@NPEOutlawsStreetStrip]

You 2 brighten my day you 2 are so funny

[@jomiiller6297]

I saw these guys at a small intimate concert no stage and about 700 people. I was up dancing arm around lead singer Ted to Dinah check that out. Also he had a solo hit with Falling in Love Again

[@DavidPola1961]

Crikey right out of the 70S i remember that concert on Sydney Harbour i was 14 all the girl's jumping in the water to get to the pontoon stage when JPY was on

[@clint68]

Love this song. My childhood… 😁🇦🇺

[@meni8015]

Great song from my teenage years. Just discovered your Channel and you're so entertaining. Hilarious too 🤣 Loving all the reactions to Aussie classics.

[@greg01able]

You two are comedy gold!

[@anthonypirera7598]

Thanks Guys for playing so much Aussie Rock and didn't forget Stevie Wright song Evie parts one two and three!

[@glennsmith2985]

If you liked the song then you may want to check out Bob Hudson's the New Castle Song then follow it up with Maureen Elkner's Rak Off Normie the answering song. Same sense of humer and around the same time they came out. New Castle Song first thou. Have fun.

[@peterwaddell6114]

Ok fello Aussie’s are we going to recommend the Hunterz react to Dinah🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@reannejarvis9464]

Yes 🇦🇺🎸⚡️

[@jgsheehan8810]

😂😂😂

[@TheReevessss]

People loved the naughtiness of this radio sing-along fun track. Great penning it was &" the fun girlie answers an added fun touch. Great voice Ted had.

[@babyboomerinc]

Man, I love ur reaction to this fantastic song

[@mariofaggiano8247]

Those days where bloody great. These bands where fantastic. What happened to those years i am 64 now still love it.

[@Paul-pl6dl]

Great song from the seventies one of the first songs I learnt to play on guitar, TMG toured all around Australia in the seventies and eighties but Ted passed about 18 years ago from cancer was still quite young great guy though. You should look up Skyhooks one song is You Just Like Me Because I'm Good In Bed or maybe Smut or Carlton just a few

[@elizabethscott7660]

Women in Uniform 👍👍

[@grandy2875]

Skyhooks "Horror Movie" is a good one too...

[@DMSProduktions]

It was actually 21 years ago! Cousin Shirl died the SAME week!

[@ggfuuposw]

So not sure if it has been mentioned yet, but back in the 1970's you would offen see "NRNRH" on the rear windows of many cars (it was big in the surf cultural at the time). the letters stood for No Root, No ride home,

[@artistjoh]

Ted Muklry is a lot of fun. Equally good from the same time ius Daddy Cool.

[@aussiekit9172]

Yeah no way in hell I’d be jumping in the Sydney harbour their are sharks in there. Love TMG band my childhood great song too. 😊🇦🇺

[@DMSProduktions]

There!

[@aussiekit9172]

@@DMSProduktions whatever!!!🙄

[@rickmumford9837]

Went to school with Ted's brother Steve. Used to watch thembpractice in their garage.

[@nobodysbusiness566]

Haha he is trying to pick up, not as a bad man but as an opportunity to get to know her and he is probably hoping it will lead to something. In the song he's cruising, sees her walking down the street and offers to give her a ride, he noticed her butt and the hot pants (they were really popular and common back then, (it was good times lol) and then he thought, oh hello there little darlin! lol I was there that day when this video was filmed, I was somewhere in the crowd at Circular Quay in Sydney which is just up the road from the Opera House and the band was out in the harbour on the pontoon. I remember them or others swimming out to the pontoon, and thinking omg bull sharks! as they are common in Sydney harbour. the Sydney council/gov used to put on free concerts in Sydney in school holidays, I think they promoted it as Rocktober.

[@glenchapman3899]

Yeah wasn't Rocktober sponsored by 2SM back in the pre FM days

[@nobodysbusiness566]

@@glenchapman3899 I think it was then MMM took over at some point.

[@glenchapman3899]

@@nobodysbusiness566 All so long ago lol

[@carolcarol3938]

Great Aussie classic.😉

[@rodpope7838]

Legendary Aussie band and song. Ted Mulry passed a number of years back. Sadly they played the song to death on the radio but it is still s classic. A number of international acts tried to do covers but failed because they didn't understand that it was not a serious song - noticeably Chris Spedding (ex-Roxy Music) released it as a serious single using female singers.... was crap. Have a look at Heart of Stone - a harder song but you would also enjoy their song Jamaica Rum

[@bigs1546]

My ex roadied for The Ted Mulry Gang when he was a teen. RIP Ted [he passed from a brain tumour].

[@tonyhyde2644]

david hasselhoff heard this n wanted to record it, which he did, n it became a hit in europe....but they do an awesome version of darktown strutters ball

[@carolinelane9599]

I think this is the same concert John Paul Young sang I hate the music and Stevie Wright sang Evie 1, 2 and 3. Showing my age here lol

[@peterfairhall1784]

TMG are absolute legends. There best in my opinion is "Jamaica Rum".

[@kane29842]

David Hasselhoff covered this, obviously featuring K.I.T.T as the car. So … good He’s kicking her out because it was too far (84 miles)

[@DMSProduktions]

Err NO! Teddy would have turned in his grave!

[@markgriffin4888]

Funniest interpretation of this song ever. In the video clip, the car should have been a AUSSIE panel vans ( commonly known as a sin bin)

[@mariofaggiano8247]

1975 best years ever of all australians nothing bothered us. I am 65 now best times great music.

[@kerryp3079]

Love your humour! 🤣😊 Ted Mulry Gang was very popular, especially this song. I saw them in concert in Melbourne when they were the support band for Sherbet (another great Aussie band.. Daryl Braithwaite was the lead singer). This was on the days of crotch-hugging satin flares!!

[@debbielicis6257]

Too funny!

[@crustydownunder]

Who ever uploaded that, did so from a very old, stretched videotape. Hahaha! Pretty much exactly how I used to listen to it in my car. On an old stretched audio tape. LOL.

[@michaelmayo9048]

He better- tarp up -you never know were she's been 😂

[@tassherb]

Classic Aussie song. Was #1 for ages.

[@AussieOsborne069]

Jump in my car ,Suzie 😍

[@janreznak881]

A great Ted Mulry song, second only to his “Mud Boys Mud” song. David Hasselhoff has covered this song btw.

[@itchyhope.6782]

Filmed in Sydney and the harbour is full of sharks.

[@colinball1320]

The 'HOFF' done a cover of this song

[@paulrogers7067]

Met Ted mulry not long before he passed away. Hell of a guy

[@bradmunro7783]

Your today is our yesterday

[@justlinsu]

The girl lived 84 miles away. hahah

[@peterwikaire5015]

And do you know,that when you pause it ,the guys on the balcony,notice them?well it umm Harry Vanda and George Young, Young as in b I g brother of ACDC,s Malcolm and Angus and also of the Easybeats!

[@alanstrom2221]

The girl lives 84 miles away, so Ted tells her to get out of the car. There were so many great things about being a Teenager in the 70's.

[@Blissbomb2]

Those chicks are jumping in Sydney Harbour, its full of 20 ft white pointer sharks. lol

[@geraldblaney9764]

Australia its tommorow 😂😂😂😂

[@bline5891]

RIP Ted

[@richtensail]

its 2 far 2 drive her hme, so he tells her to get out! haha. yeah n vers bull sharks ( hghly dfangerous) in sydney harbour.

[@Michellejosph]

Time for David hassslehoff’s cover of this song and watch the music video there are some knight rider in it and some baywatch callbacks

[@gypsysteve3576]

Wow, TMG from 70s Oz! 'Shes for me' & 'Crazy' are great songs of theirs too. Pls do more RoseTattoo songs... Bad boy for Love Juice on the Loose Butcher & Fast Eddie Branded Rock n Roll Outlaw Scarred for Life One of the Boys

[@venderstrat]

When he found out that she lived 84 miles away, that was the tipping point.

[@michaelasay8587]

Never heard this either...why!

[@JohnDoe-bz4yl]

This is why he kicked her out of his car We better start What for? Because it's such a long way-ay Well, why, where d'you live I live down south, it's roughly eighty-four mi-iles Hey slow down, you must be jokin' there behind that cute smile Oh, no I'm no-ot Well, if you're not there's only one thing to say-ay And what's tha-at? Get out the car, get on your way

[@InvidiousProductions]

In the parlance of the time, Ted is trying to pull a root 😅

[@johndodds5431]

Climax it's 84 mile to flaming far

[@stevetreloar3129]

Alt lyric..C’mon jump in my truck, Well you get the rest 😉

[@nicisowter203]

They were

[@johndodds5431]

Its mul ray like Mull of Kintyre

[@stevep2430]

We are watching our yesterday which is your today.

[@TheWolfHunterZ]

lol

[@ChuckyLad]

i hope you realise how smart and lovely your wife is. she gave it to you (obviously with love) twice without you realising

[@willforbes6373]

Classic, she's a snorter. Keep playing your reactions to great Aussie Bands. Check out Rose Tattoo or even something older Billy Thorpe . Mama

[@brendoncrofts6714]

Did you snort that's fucking gold great fun guys

[@pauloaraujo3824]

Boa musica

[@eranmalloch]

lordy, were you 2 stoned while recording this??? 🙂 BTW, it's pronounced mul-ree, not merley. These guys were my very first live band - I saw them sometime in the 1970s.

[@wendygroves8296]

❤️🇦🇺

[@marcburger8458]

Try Chris Spedding's version from 1976

[@antheabrouwer3258]

Hey, love these videos but it would be even more awesome if you answered some of the comments...just saying..

[@psychedelicprawncrumpets9479]

Wowsers.. I would of driven 84 miles 😋😅

[@TheReevessss]

Too many interruptions you missed the key to the song. The girl lives 84 mile away & his entusiasm quickly changes. Prob. only an apprentice earning $20/wk. in 70's. fuel.

[@davidhandson2429]

😆😅🤣😂

[@nickmaguire4914]

Have to say, that was piss funny

[@alisonholland7531]

You have to react to Dinah 😅

[@antheabrouwer3258]

Hey, she was going to walk 84 miles??

[@TheSamleigh]

It was like explaining a joke eh.

[@maskofsorrow]

He kicked her out of the car because she lived 84 miles away. I thought she looked like she was worth the trip!