In the Summertime - Mungo Jerry | College Students' FIRST TIME REACTION!

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[@alanhynd7886]

Have a drink, have a drive, go out, see what you can find... Copyright - The 1970s

[@mikep6222]

@@killashee7742 Now its all about law suits.

[@boogrbear788]

Have a drink, have a drive go out and get yourself a DUI

[@ChrisLawton66]

@@killashee7742 And here's today's most ignorant comment. Thanks, Killashee.

[@davepeterschmidt5818]

@@robland6804 Anyone old enough to sign a legal contract, old enough to go to war, is old enough to drink alcohol.

[@Drummingvulture]

God, I miss the seventies. "If you remember the seventies, you weren't there."

[@benanderson6390]

The band's name, I believe, is taken from T.S. Eliot's poetry book "Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats". The poem itself is "Mungojerrie and Rumpleteazer". The collection of poems in the book was later adapted into the Broadway musical "Cats". This song is indeed a summertime vibe.

[@dakotaslim]

T.S. Eliot references always make my day. Thanks bro.

[@robinstarkey6071]

That is truly an awesome tidbit o trivia 👏 🤗🥰

[@stevensprunger3422]

I never knew that I wasn’t doing what it came out when it came out but thanks for that information!!

[@mtpugh]

You guys really need to see the video of them doing this song live, even if it’s just for your benefit.

[@rebeccamunoz2948]

Yes, please watch the video. Andy and Alex please react on video so we can enjoy your faces when you see it.💕💕🎶🎶🦋

[@scottdehart7716]

The main video has been watched 132 million times, that’s really all you need to know.

[@HollyVee]

100%. The one with them outside and check out the comments by girls regarding the lead singer, lol.

[@Diamond-wk7wz]

How they are headbanging is crazy😂

[@thefoss5387]

Let's talk Jug Band! Jug, washboard, tinny piano, banjo, guitar, double bass. Ray Dorset says this one took him 10 minutes to write. And was #1 in half the world (only #3 in US (#2 in cashbox)).

[@craigplatel813]

So many good bands started out as jug bands

[@thefoss5387]

@@craigplatel813 I always loved the Lovin' Spoonful's homage to Jug Bands, the song Jug Band Music..."But the doctor said "Give him jug band music It seems to make him feel just fine""

[@clintatk]

Absolutely, jug bands should be listed in the 60s-70s rock genre.

[@thefoss5387]

@@clintatk In the UK, post WWII youths were caught up in a Jug Band style, that they called skiffle, so the 50s can also be included with the 60s and 70s. Clearly Rock and Jug Band genres share blues roots, in execution. And Jug Band stylings were tried by Dylan, the Byrds, the Lovin' Spoonful, the Turtles, CCR, Country Joe & the Fish, among many.

[@clintatk]

@@thefoss5387 An yes, skiffle. The Beatles started out playing in skiffle bands or at least some members did. What came to be known as jug band music in the states started out in a number of ways; 20s string bands that were related to 19th century minstrel shows and the jug refers to rural deep South performers who would include a jug as a rhythm instrument and a bass sound.

[@cindyp1033]

Oh man, you missed the visual!! Check out the video, it’s a treat 😁

[@adambnyc4875]

Mungo Jerry -- name comes from the T.S. Eliot poem that inspired "Cats!"

[@johnhughes3214]

Andy: You're absolutely right. The fact that this beat Kodachrome by Paul Simon in a poll speaks volumes to its cultural significance.

[@O_Towne_Bear]

I still don't get the appeal of "Kodachrome" - for me it's one of his least best songs (can't really say "worst" when talking PS lol).

[@catherinelw9365]

@@O_Towne_Bear Agreed. I think it’s overrated.

[@KathySandru]

Maybe if "Me & Julio Down By the Schoolyard" had been suggested....

[@mandandanmandamayor3511]

I have always liked this song, it is a great summer sing - a -long, but it is not Kodachrome which is a far superior song.

[@cstarv]

It's just a fun summertime song. It didn't need to be anything more, it's just fun to listen to

[@oldeskoolnana7543]

Exactly. Not every song has to have a deep meaning. This is fun & a guilty pleasure. 😎✌🌻🌻

[@tracycampbell3060]

Exactly

[@daveferraro4009]

I was in high school when this came out and yes, it's weird, quirky and didn't fit into the rock genre we loved but it was just - fun. Also a prime example of the diversity of sounds and styles that era had, which has since been ruined by moronic record companies and radio stations that want more and more clones of the most common style and sound.

[@barbarastrayhorn4667]

AMEN

[@submandave1125]

"didn't fit into the rock genre" - Style-wise, it was called skiffle and was the UK's answer to the folk movement in the US.

[@rollomaughfling380]

@@submandave1125 Very good point.

[@63saruman]

Feel free to blame certain Swedish producer who singlehandedly destroyed good mainstream music

[@johnhughes3214]

Believe it or not, this is one of the biggest selling singles of all time (30 million sold worldwide - back when people purchased 45s). Considering Ray Dorset (frontman) says he wrote the song in 10 minutes, it was a pretty good investment in time, I'd have to say.

[@adriennepender673]

Sounds like it took 9, tbh...lol🤣

[@GTLyons]

good knowledge... I was one of the 30 million... paid a buck for it...lol

[@mattjohn4731]

@@adriennepender673 Yeah. These lyrics are awful, wtf

[@stanleymasterson1135]

It took him 10 minutes to write, but only 2 minutes to realize his contract fcked him out of all royalties

[@Mona.555]

Never really cared for this song and still don’t. Kodachrome should have won over this. Oh well…

[@zevongrie1402]

The uniqueness of this song is what I love about it. No other song I have ever heard sounds anywhere close to this. Glad you guys liked it. Cheers.

[@lovman]

Summer in the City, Lovin Spoonful, it was a hit.

[@kgardneriii]

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[@modmary3527]

You should still check out Kodachrome. This Mungo Jerry song DOES make me think of Summer. Enjoy it. 😊

[@RicoBurghFan]

Yes a true summer song!

[@larrywilliams1372]

Agreed. Voting between these two songs was a near tie. I like both but I consider Kodachrome to be a far better song.

[@paulsiebeneicher4536]

Thanks Modmary for this post and thanks to the 100+ who up voted it. I was never a fan of this Mungo Jerry tune that won the poll, and I think Kodachrome needs to be done if this MJ tune did.

[@davearonow65]

Kodachome is a masterpiece compared to this nonsense song. Who would have ever suspected that Sasquatch had a Billy goat vibrato?

[@DaverJ]

I was bummed this beat Kodachrome. Maybe A&A will hear our voices and do Mr Simon proud nonetheless.

[@jerrystern10marissanikki62]

You guys hit this on the head. This came out when I was nine and 10 years old and we would spend the summer jumping in the swimming pool and running to the detached garage and playing pool with my cousins and we had this blasting on a a.m. radio. This song brings back to 1970 in a heartbeat. And all I can envision is jumping in the pool and sinking pool balls in the pockets. Definitely was a huge summertime song. Great job.

[@someguy4765]

You can ABSOLUTELY hear the smiles on the faces of the band members which makes it stand out even in its simpliicity.

[@scottingram7634]

You should check out the video of them playing the song.

[@jgsrhythm100]

Quintessential Jug Band, a style dating back to the 1800's He just happened to write a fantastic hit within the genre.

[@michaelgray4964]

Just a classic summertime groove. You can't help but tap a foot and bob your head - and smile.

[@audiewaterson1223]

The summer of 1970 I was taking Drivers ED at the school I was attending. The Football coach was our instructor. And the first time we ever heard this song was the first day we went out to drive and it was like #10 on the charts. After the song was over the coach looked at all of us in the car and said "That song will be #1 by the time we finish this class". And it hit #1 by Friday morning.

[@theodoreritola7641]

THATS FANTASTIC

[@awen777]

Needed to play this along with the video. The visuals would explain so much! I graduated in 1970 and this was one of the greatest cruising songs of that summer.

[@valelavidavivir5842]

Alex comes up with great imagery and I like how you guys evaluated the song. It is a one-of-a kind song and it managed to reach the top of the charts because of it. Stick to your guns Andy! It WAS the summer vibe,

[@lynne5322]

"Beer you SHOULDN'T have in a cooler that you DO have...". You gotta write a short story someday, Alex. 👌🍻

[@tswanstrom2000]

HahahahahahahahahahahahaHahahahahahahahahahahaha

[@92548dannyt]

Brings back tons of memories, They played the shit out of this on the radio back in the day. A beach beer drinking song for sure. Kept people happy, smiling, and singing all day long.

[@mikeb3835]

I say Andy's right on this one, it's a perfect summer song.

[@johncagnettajr344]

Your correct. The song gives the listener a flashback. I can picture the beach with cousins as soon as I hear it.

[@danielmchenry1000]

Yes it was a cultureal thing. At the time all pop music was played on AM radio. Soo, when we were at the pool. And this song came on? . It reminded us to enjoy to the summer sunshine.

[@donnaj9769]

This song had so much air play the summer of 70! It resonated with all ages, was easy to sing along to (or whistle the melody) & you can’t help but smile when you hear it…you can also tell Mungo Jerry (the whole band) is having a blast performing it…what’s not to like? The video for this song is a performance video that’s worth a watch if you want to see all the instruments (including a jug) used 😄

[@Jeff-vr8ov]

This type of music is called SKIFFLE music. It began in the United States and became very popular in Britain.

[@alexandercate8552]

I'm only 32 years old and have fond memories of this song. Playing on repeat in the high school gym during summer shootarounds - then grabbing Sonic on the way home. Pure nostalgic bliss

[@lambokarabeekian6192]

Just a happy summertime song. Vibe is like Joy to the World. Don’t overthink it. Hearing this song always makes you smile and gives you a lift. A plus at least.

[@twtelfer]

Don't know what made the Summer list, but growing up in L.A. in the '70s the song "Summer" by War captures L.A.'s laid-back summertime and always takes me back.

[@MissAstorDancer]

Great song, and War was a great band, especially in concert!

[@leecoulman3421]

My choice for best summer song of the 70’s. By a mile.

[@murraypft]

Mungo Jerry's beard was mentioned in Avengers: Endgame. It probably went over 95% of the audience's head. But I caught it.

[@dottiegillespie8067]

You hit it on the head for me Andy! I was 5 when this song came out and I remember going to the beach with my parents and friends and bopping along as we were digging in the sand. Thanks guys pure joy for me!

[@alpetrocelli4465]

Thinking Riders on the Storm by the Doors, & their use of the sound of a thunderstorm, when you talk about incorporating “sounds of life” in music. Spill the Wine (with Eric Burdon) & Slippin’ into Darkness are two more War favorites. There are still many gems from the ‘60s & early ‘70s out there for you. ✌️❤️🎶

[@11nytram11]

This is just good time summer music.

[@markswanson4829]

Timeless!! 52 years on and it still brings a smile to my face and brings back so many great memories!!

[@cathymapes7481]

I had just graduated high school. Every time I hear this song it reminds me of dancing in the backyard with my high school sweetheart. Great summer memories! 52 years ago!

[@MySherry10]

Man we loved this song , so much , we sang it and enjoyed the fun feeling of it, and people drove around to it, Its a fantastic song, and so much fun and loved the feeling of the song , it was such a big hit, if you had watched video and watched them , you would have gotten the feeling even more

[@jonniiinferno9098]

2000% correct !!!

[@johngean4034]

This song is just different and it grabs you ... When I would be driving and it would pop up on the radio it did not matter if it was in the 70s 80s '90s 2000s whatever I just had to hear it.

[@hongfang2508]

This comes out of the jug band music tradition in the 60s. Lovin Spoonful is probably the best known representative.

[@alanmatthews9945]

Mungo Jerry the band, Ray Dorset the singer. They're a guilty pleasure for me. Just a simple, fun band - This, their debut , number one in the UK, as was the follow-up 'Baby Jump'. Others include my favourite 'Lady Rose', 'Open Up', Wild Love', 'Alright Alright Alright' and 'You Don't Have To Be In The Army (to fight in the war)'.

[@Diamond-wk7wz]

Lady Rose is good too!

[@johndonovan758]

To me, his song has always been the Steve Urkel of radio hits. I'd never seek it out, but I've got to recognize the cultural impact is bordering on 'S' tier.

[@avlisk]

Hearing this just made me think of Arthur Conley, Sweet Soul Music. And Sweet Soul Music makes me think of Sweet City Woman, by the Stampeders if you want another summer song with a banjo.

[@taun856]

I agree with the others that posted you should check out the video of this band playing the song. A visual treat - a most distinctive band.

[@travisadams4470]

When I hear this song, it always makes me smile. Such a simple, summer, fun song

[@ajaxfernsby4078]

They used a motorcycle sound in the song “Leader Of The Pack” 1965 by the Shangri-Las. Spoiler alert. Sadly, the motorcycle crashed, Jimmy died.

[@Stoney_Snark]

This is more a classic summer “jingle” than great song, but it persists and gets a grin every year! If you’re not singing along, you at least catch yourself going; Chh…chh chh, chh…chh chh

[@VinzClorthokeymasterofGozer]

That's really good way to put it. A jingle to sell summer fun. I'm lovin it.

[@philipem1000]

Andy has it right. Whenever I hear this song I'm nineteen again, hanging with my buddies in the Air Force on a summer day at the beach in Corpus Christi... it is a quintessential summer vibe. My friend's dad said the song reminded him of being a teenager in Louisiana summer....

[@drewwin794]

Just a happy song, good times. Takes me back to grade school. When life was full of new experiences.

[@piscator57]

These songs were mostly heard on radio or from a jukebox in a restaurant or a beach dance hall....very different times...

[@billwaters7615]

Back in the day this song seemed to be on the radio all the time. The term Mungomania came up, but then went away.

[@steveunderwood2356]

It's like a jug band,they got the wash board and the bottle they blow in. Look at it live then you'll see

[@rexhoyt7262]

There's a really beautiful one hit wonder by an artist that calls himself Daniel Boone. His song is called, It's a Wonderful Day. I heard it playing in a quick market the other day. I had totally forgotten about it until I heard it!

[@AmalgaMem]

Yes! It's actually called "Beautiful Sunday," and I remember it well. It was on a K-tel compilation album I bought when I was about nine years old!

[@RicoBurghFan]

Oh man Beautiful Sunday is another great one! 💯💯💯

[@Drummingvulture]

@@AmalgaMem I had that album, the only K-Tel album I ever bought. It was called 'Believe In Music'. The song "I Believe In Music", by Gallery (of "Nice To Be With You" fame) was the last track on the album. Not only did you get popular songs like "Maggie May" and "Sylvia's Mother", you also got "No" by Bulldog and "Down By The River" by Albert Hammond. Sure, they were chopped up, but it was a fun album to crank on your parents' console stereo.

[@jonniiinferno9098]

@@AmalgaMem yep - i went looking and that is what i found - "Beautiful Sunday" great summer song !!

[@starlightshimmery]

Love this, instant happy sunny 70s days come back to mind 🌞

[@michaelwhite6740]

An AWESOME summer song that everyone forgets: "Livin in the USA" by Stevie "Guitar" Miller. This was before he started The Steve Miller Band

[@kathyterese7054]

ANDY!! you nailed it!!! A+ for cultural significance. Awesome summer song that brings a smile to my face every time!! Memories….

[@thejimshow7170]

Andy describing being at a family gathering in the summer, "Being a 10 year old running around". Yeah, summer of 1970 I was 10. It was exactly like that!

[@karenduell1027]

I was 11, yes it was!

[@troilusand]

Yes Andy! Beacon of a summer vibe, most definitely.

[@fesquemonkey9784]

Andy's right it's time tested classic w/ a ton of radio play

[@vanburger]

The bit that you guys cannot get, I was 7yo in 1970 and I remember what songs were in the mix at the time. This song fitted perfectly with other songs of the time. TRex, Steve Harley, Bowie, In the summertime was part of a Vibe that just was!! The 70s.... And looking back with Nostalgia it just was, and it was perfect.

[@harriotteworthington3147]

Takes me back to riding a horse tandem at my god parents’ farm. My brother had the reins, I had the transistor radio, the horse was bareback. To my recollection, it was he first time I heard the song, but my older brother had the horse’s gait timed perfectly… thanks for the memory!!!!

[@kathleenbishop7724]

It was a canter, wasn't it! I had a horse and I can easily imagine cantering to this song. What a cool memory to have!

[@Himmiefan]

If you want a good summer song, try "Moonlight Feels Right" by Starbuck. When the song came out in 1976, it didn't get a lot of airplay, and one station finally told the group that they were holding the song until the spring and summer since it was a fun, warm weather song. That summer, the song was a hit.

[@douglasdepirro8364]

On of my All time favorites and to my knowledge the only rock song with a marimba solo in the break.

[@nancy9478]

Another great song!

[@jfk64kennedy95]

LOVE THIS SONG, just a good, fun tune this one those songs, no matter how bad your mood, it will bring a smile.. this been in many movies, wouldn't be surprised you heard before

[@ontheroad5317]

Awesome! Voted for this one. Love this song, especially considering it’s 95 degrees and I’m outdoors.

[@moonrakerone]

One of the reasons you haven't heard anything like this before is it belongs to a style of music called "skiffle."

[@shelleybleu4903]

Jimmy Page played skiffle music in his youth too.

[@michellecostley7878]

Mungo Jerry got its name from a book of poems by T. S. Eliot called "Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats." Check out the video for a laugh.

[@terriemartinez9989]

Jimmy Castor Bunch had a song "Troglydite", and these two songs always ended up being on the same cassette.. 🌴🕷🏞 I might crack a cold one 🍻 to listen with my new head phones and sing real loud without music..🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 ✌❤🎸

[@MissAstorDancer]

Which headphones did you get, and do you like them?

[@Mi5terMarc]

OMG...Jimmy Castor Bunch! Also The Bertha Butt Boogie is weird goofy fun.

[@terriemartinez9989]

@@Mi5terMarc IKR..good music too..✌😎🤘🎶❤

[@terriemartinez9989]

@@MissAstorDancer cheapy 6.00 chineses specials..i go cheap cause i lose stuff alot. 🤣 ✌❤🤘

[@terriemartinez9989]

@@Mi5terMarc if you search "Troglydite" it on youtube..watch the black and white chick thmb-nail one from 1972..🤣🤣😎🤣🤣

[@SandraHof]

I graduated from 8th grade the summer of 1970. I was raised near the beach in southern California. So this song brings back great memories of summer at the beach. Thanks for bringing back these great memories!

[@m.y.o.b.724]

It's just a fun song and enormously catchy at that, no need to analyze it. I'm glad you got to this one. You still need to do "Kodachrome", though

[@bradparnell614]

I voted for this one last week. It came out when I was five and was played a lot on the AM stations throughout the early 70s. When I was in high school in the 80s it was played a great deal on the oldies stations. It's a great groove when you are out driving.

[@reddwarf3069]

Kodachrome is a WAY better song. But go 5 year old you!

[@bradparnell614]

I agree but I don't vote for what I think is the best song, just what I think would be the most fun watching them react to.

[@pattyliedel6485]

It’s a summer thing that’s memorable for being background music for things folks like to do in summer. And people like summer, so people like this. Sort of self-referential enjoyment. Makes me smell back yard barbecue smoke.

[@mikel3363]

*~ This was a MASSIVE worldwide hit; number 1 in many countries (#3 here in the US.) and sold approx. 30 million copies. As per Wikipedia, it is listed at #3 of the worldwide best-selling singles of all time (Behind Bing Crosby: "White Christmas & Elton John: "Candle in the Wind 1997") ~ The songwriter said it took 10 minutes to write ~ BEST ~*

[@elizabethfranco1284]

One of the best Summer vibes ever

[@Jeff-vr8ov]

"Speed along the lake, do a 'ton' or a 'ton and 25' ". Meaning: a "ton" is a British slang term for driving 100 kph (62 mph). "When the sun goes down you can make it, make it good in a 'lay by' ". Meaning: a "lay by" is a slang term for sex.

[@MissAstorDancer]

"Make it" was also a popular term then for sex.

[@daveking9393]

Oh my gosh how could you not see this live it's such a classic

[@randywollin5732]

I was 16 when this song came out and I was working concrete work, me and my buddy loved this song when we were working, swinging a pick axe and shoveling gravel out people's driveways to pour concrete. Hard work but this song lifted your spirits.

[@todvball]

This song makes me feel like I'm at a parade....and upcoming there's a dude playing keyboards on a float with a backup band... All having a good time...lol .

[@bobsmith253]

What you're referring to a beat box, is actually blowing in a clay jug.

[@bridgethegapreactions]

It is a good summer song, no denying it. Well done for thinking of something to say about it!

[@LeannWebb61]

YES!!!!!! Thank you so much for checking out this song! This has been my favorite summer time jam since I was a kid. If you're bored sometime check out the video of them playing. Our boy is sporting the most awesome lamb chops in the history of lamb chops. Plus, they have a guy actually playing a jug! (BTW They have piano, banjo, stand up bass, guitar AND a jug! And don't forget the foot stomping!)

[@aquatarkus2022]

"We love everybody but we do what we please." Good advice.

[@wiliamwidlacki7459]

Just a fun summer song....think barbecues and cold beer hanging out with friends on a hot summer day....nothing to serious

[@tomjamison5934]

I always thought that this would be the perfect song for David Lee Roth to cover.

[@happymethehappyone8300]

The Video For This Classic Is An ABSOLUTE MUST SEE!!...TRUTH!!

[@Shadowrider1872]

GOOOOOOOD MORNING A&A FAMILY!!! ☮️💟♾️

[@tonycarroll5221]

The only thing I'll say is that it almost assuredly is best LIVE. It was a huge hit. And I liked it. But I like more upbeat songs for the summer. This is floating on an intertube on a lake. Chillax.

[@braedensteele3184]

This song was written in ten minutes and is currently the third highest selling record ever. It also reached number 1 in virtually every country major and small except the US, where it reached number 3.

[@bobwallace9814]

This was one of those songs when you heard it for the first time on radio, you knew it was going to be in play rotation for at least a month. You knew you would be wearing your finger out pushing another station as fast as it came on.

[@mikep6222]

"Have a drink, have a drive......" No way this would ever get released today.

[@tomcoyle7676]

Uk viewers will remember this song from its use in a quite shocking drink-drive campaign on TV...

[@Live2swim]

I dont think "If her daddy's rich Take her out for a meal If her daddy's poor Just do what you will", should get a pass today.

[@paulryder1204]

Why not ! A drink doesn't mean alcohol

[@roxiesrandomawesomeness1459]

First time catching their review right when it is about to stream.

[@micmac41]

the video for this song expresses the fun the band had in playing this song

[@1jamyc]

Andy - -yep I was 10 that summer - -this song was always blasting on the AM radio. Can't help smiling every time I've heard it since.

[@bigpapavee]

If you want to know where Mungo Jerry got this song from, check out the song, "Rock Island Line" by Huddie 'Lead Belly' Ledbetter. You'll find the roots of it there. Love you guys!

[@jasperdevries1726]

While I agree Leadbelly deserves the love, I think Andy and Alex would be well served by checking out the Lonnie Donegan version after that. You wouldn't have had the Beatles without bringing skiffle into the limelight like that. But yes, start with Leadbelly.

[@Peter-eu7wp]

I think Andy hit the nail on the head, this song is about the culture and life in the '70's, in the summertime. Apart from how catchy this is everyone remembers this song for that reason.

[@teesiemom]

This has been on my playlist for Summer for many years.☺️ You need to watch the video of them playing this song, it'll definitely make more sense. 👍

[@dunismith3045]

Alex is the best scene setter! Lol he draws you in with his scenarios!!

[@Cheryworld]

great summer song. you missed the guy is playing the jug, in the live version

[@ricktrent275]

Like your analysis, summer music is more about providing a vibe, as opposed to a heavy message song.

[@cdcaleo]

This is one of the most iconic American summer songs and I have to say I'm shocked you haven't heard this before.

[@petermizon4344]

HARD TO BELIEVE ITS 52 YEARS OLD, I REMEMBER WERE I WAS WHEN I FIRST HERD IT,

[@kentzepick4169]

Please do the Paul Simon song-Kodachrome! Interesting mixture: catchy and melodic with deeply cynical lyrics. You’ll enjoy it.

[@donnabruhn6907]

So much great Paul Simon to do.