Signed D.C. - Love

[@timmotel5804]

I haven't thought of this song for decades. Great Song Great Band Great Old Memories Thanks for posting this

[@rudyreyna2410]

I think I’ll stay here for a while, repeat over and over

[@martinquarton8535]

What a voice. Fabulous songs.

[@jarisulola]

Absolutely amazing version.

[@TheKob1977]

The best version of Signed D.C, love it.

[@hobillyjerry]

This song is still relevant today. That is why I sing it. So sad,but true.

[@danesqualitycontent8991]

The amusement park in the video is pop pier which closed in 1967 and was abandoned during this recording

[@oldsoftee]

This brilliant piece preceded "Nights in White Satin" and may have easily been the Moody Blues' inspiration. LOVE was a remarkable band and Arthur Lee was a (troubled) genius.

[@ScaryPsychobabble]

AWESOME! Thanks for sharing this song. I thought the original had such feeling then I heard this! Catches my feelings completely.

[@him3zz]

Documentary: Letters sent home from Vietnam This song comes on there....

[@davethestores]

gotta keep this stuff alive

[@stellaercolani3810]

Fabulous great video!

[@MrDasherd]

Now, this is the blues!

[@MrDasherd]

Now this is 'the blues'!

[@donk.johnson7346]

I remember these guys from the 60's. Goes good with shrooms

[@crazymanmichael100]

Great heavy blues version of this song, best track on the Out Here album. For those mentioning the Moody Blues "Nights in White Satin", it's the original 1966 version of this song which is comparable, with a touch of "House of the Rising Sun" for good measure.

[@assurdo8888]

"Signed D.C." IS the twin song of "The House Of The Rising Sun", this version reminds it less, but the earlier/original version is very similar.

[@raddmann336]

DC = Dan Conka the orginal drummer for LOVE

[@ShaneBordoli]

thanks, never knew that !

[@ranchowilli]

sometime they'll give a war and nobody will come, because everyone likes to listen to music and love peace and animals. Mother's Friendship 5 X 5 Mother's Friendship 5 5 5 5 5 Fran Records Costa Rica, USA, Paraguay, Philippinen, Spain and Germany

[@CaptainDog]

long live arthur lee

[@ShaneBordoli]

@frnzkuester It looks like videos have been disabled for that version, some copywrite heavies at work probably, it's on Love - Love though of course..

[@sineddezra]

I have to agree, by far!

[@baliscotsurf]

i cant unfold my arms..

[@davidelupo66]

where can i find this fantastic version ?

[@ShaneBordoli]

Its great isn't it, better than the normal version. I think its on the Love compilation Out There. (which is selections from Out Here and False Start LPs)

[@frnzkuester]

@albivinehart thanks

[@frnzkuester]

@TheKob1977 I like the other one but cant find it

[@forestsoceansmusic]

It does sound like Knights In White Satin, but this song by Love came first - first recorded by Love (cool acoustic version) at Sunset Sound Hollywood during January 24-27 1966. What I'd like to know is: does "D.C." stand for their first drummer Don Conka - and did he write the lyrics? (Is that why they had to let him go - was he hooked on the White Lady?)

[@sineddezra]

Nothing to do with the Moody

[@DeXzMontana]

Nights in white satin anyone?

[@jarisulola]

Nights in white satin came a year later in case you already haven't figured it out.

[@jarisulola]

And Nights in white satin was written in the spur of the moment so I red. Could it have been inspired by this?

[@jarisulola]

And who fucking even cares. Two completely different songs.

[@ElisonJackson]

many songs have these exact same chords and are the exact same tempo it's rawk baby

[@sineddezra]

really nothing to do with Black satin.. I'm more into Arthur Lee:)

[@ShaneBordoli]

knights in white satin.. Im more into Black Satin. .