SO SWEET!| FIRST TIME HEARING The Box Tops - The Letter REACTION

[@Zentrix-24]

A super song I loved back in the day........................I'm 72 now and still play this one. It's timeless.

[@chercee]

The singer was only 16 and he already had such a world-weary voice!

[@Shrykespeare]

Let me be the next in a line of many to inform you that this song was covered by Joe Cocker, and it's one of the best covers of all time. The horns, the piano, his VOICE... it's like an embarrassment of riches for Amber! As for the Box Tops, check out "Cry Like a Baby", "Soul Deep", and "Neon Rainbow". The Box Tops' lead singer is Alex Chilton, born in Memphis, died in N'awlins at the young age of 59 (in 2010).

[@thomasdesmond2233]

Joe Cocker ruined it.

[@easyrolling]

Definitely agree. Cocker's covers are always great.

[@chriswhinery925]

Whoa. I've heard this song a million times but didn't know anything about the band, I wasn't aware the lead singer was the same Alex Chilton from Big Star! That's so cool!

[@crystalvision1111]

You took the words right out of my mouth, they need to hear the Joe Cocker version!!

[@eviekelpie1]

Oh didn't know he died so young😢

[@pilesovinyl]

One of the best songs of the sixties and it checks in less than 2 minutes long. Alex Chilton on vocals had a great voice, and he came out of Memphis.

[@easyrolling]

This was the second best selling single of 1967 on the Billboard charts only topped by Lulu's To Sir With Love.

[@MonicaFlorida]

And Alex Chilton was only 16 when he sang that song.

[@mikeguerrero72]

Records back then were short. Less song, more ads. The first 'long' song that I remember is In a God a da Vida. I doubt the spelling is right. Anyway. I think the song was 11 minutes long but you never knew if they'd play the short one or the long one.

[@easyrolling]

@@mikeguerrero72 The best thing about this time was FM radio, (AOR) which was playing all the long versions of singles . Or just playing long album cuts. The single version of In -A -Gadda -Da -Vida was less than 3 minutes. The album version over 17 minutes.

[@bonkyb8587]

Big Star

[@ladyamythyst69]

Alex Chilton the singer was only 16 when he did this song. Often he is the poster boy for “blue eyed soul”. He went on to form a band called Big Star that is one of those bands that other musicians consider very influential for them but isn’t really well known in general.

[@VidiotSavante]

The lead singer is Alex Chilton and believe it or not, he was only 16 when they recorded this song! "Cry Like A Baby" and "Soul Deep" are two other great hits from them. Alex also had another band after The Box Tops called Big Star. Here's a few great ones you need to check out from them: "Thirteen", "O My Soul" (the full 5 min 38 sec version), and "Feel"

[@jamesd5118]

Oh gosh! Don't forget "September Gurls", "Back Of A Car", and "When My Baby's Beside Me". Or "Holocaust".

[@VidiotSavante]

@@jamesd5118 Thanks for the reminder! I love "September Gurls"!

[@mikewelsh6693]

Cry Like A Baby and Soul Deep. Two more great tunes by this awesome band!

[@BarredCoast0]

Cry like a baby by the Box Tops is a must listen!

[@thomasgill2358]

Alex Chilton was the lead singer. This is one of my favorite songs of all time. Takes me back to the days of listening to my transistor radio while riding my bike.

[@Wordsmyth8]

You too? I love it!

[@franscott3122]

Me too! Got my transistor radio when in the 2nd grade Christmas of '71 it went everywhere with me.

[@thomasgill2358]

@@franscott3122 I got mine with my First Communion money when I was 8 years old in 1963.

[@ronaldstokes4841]

...only one earphone.

[@thomasgill2358]

@@ronaldstokes4841 Yep! Mine was red with a black leather holster you could attach to your belt. Stylin'!

[@shemanic1]

YES! Superb 60's tune. My 45, bought on release still plays well.

[@leftybass5860]

Alex Chilton. Later went on to found the band Big Star. The Replacements honored him with their song “Alex Chilton”.

[@rbb9753]

Children by the million …

[@surlechapeau]

Jay & Amber, you'll love their "Cry Like a Baby"!! Joe Cocker does a great version of "The Letter", as only Joe can do!!!

[@marymays8846]

Yes to Joe Cocker's version. 🔥🔥🔥

[@BigDaddy-dr8gf]

Chilton has a very soulful voice, but I like the instrumentation on the Cocker cover better and Joe took the vocals to another level.

[@corawheeler9355]

You've GOT to do the Joe Cocker version .... hardly sounds like the same song.

[@Rebel9668]

Their "Soul Deep" is a great song too.

[@dogstar7]

@@Rebel9668 Oh man! Thanks for reminding me. Way down inside me it's soul deep.

[@LesterMoore]

When he sang this song, Alex Chilton was all of 16 years old. Such a voice brings to mind Eric Burton of The Animals. There was a time when he was considered to join Blood, Sweat and Tears.

[@RobertSmith-iw2kb]

Joe cocker did a great remake as usual for him.

[@happymethehappyone8300]

A MUST HEAR Classic,, Paul Revere & The Raiders "Kicks"...Nuff Said.

[@kimcutts6153]

Can you believe that he was only 16 years old when he recorded this song? Me either! 🎶❤

[@jamesy4003]

Alex Chilton lead vocals was still a teenager when they recorded this one - Box Tops had 5-6 decent singles in the sixties- great review

[@ryedawgproductions]

If I'm not mistaken, I believe Alex was only 16 yrs. old when he recorded this.

[@karenstanley6991]

He was 16

[@BGNOLA]

Was later in Big Star; their song "In the Street" was used for the theme to That 70s Show

[@rickeyjay7164]

@@karenstanley6991 Yep. 😮

[@jksgameshelf3378]

Lead singer Alex Chilton went on to form the band Big Star which J&A would absolutely love. One of the most influential but criminally unknown pop bands ever. Paul Westerberg of The Replacements even wrote a song about him called, obviously, "Alex Chilton", with the lyrics, 'I never travel far, without a little Big Star' and 'children by the millions scream for Alex Chilton when he comes 'round'. If you check them out, I'd start with "September Gurls" or "Thirteen", but "I'm in Love with a Girl" and "In the Street" are two other good intro tracks. There are so many articles and videos praising Alex and that band.

[@mattjohn4731]

Yeah that song is a great tribute to Chilton and Memphis scene

[@vickiroman189]

Big Star was awesome! I love the documentary on them: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKa4Y2apeblpnrs Cheers!

[@jimmorrish6771]

big star are awesome, rarely a day goes by without me listening to them

[@bendancar]

Yeah, time to dive into Big Star. A great, and tragically underrated band.

[@sgholt]

We need some Big Star reviews :)

[@cajunrandy2143]

lead singer was ALEX CHILTON

[@senorwidebottom]

Alex Chilton is simply adorable! He's got the voice of an old soul. The Box Tops' other great song is 'Cry Like A Baby'.

[@LuValentinoShow]

Oh hellz yeah it is🙌🏾

[@brucewatts8447]

Alex Chilton is the singer and he was only 16 when they recorded The Letter.

[@jennifursun3303]

he looks older than thant

[@GatorScribe726]

Alex Chilton is the lead singer. He was in a sadly under-appreciated band called Big Star and wrote one of the best power-pop songs ever called “September Gurls,” which I recommend checking out.

[@albrand3201]

Totally ... or "Thirteen", "In the street", "The Ballad of El Goodo" or ... well I could go on to namecheck most of what they released but the material on the first 2 albums ('#1 Record' and 'Radio City') might be a better place to start that the third ('Third aka Sister Lovers). Good shout & I now know what my bedtime listening is about to be! Cheers 👍

[@willfromyadkinville]

i loved big star!

[@mattjohn4731]

Yeah. In The Street became That 70's Song, on That 70's Show.

[@jonathanmurphy3141]

@@willfromyadkinville" I don't travel far, without some Big Star! " (paraphrase The Replacements)

[@albrand3201]

@@mattjohn4731 Obv know the song & have seen the programme but hadn't realised they'd played about with the title. Every days a school day. Cheers 👍

[@happymethehappyone8300]

Dave Loggins "Please Come To Boston"...A Beautiful Classic.

[@randywest7252]

Almost forgot I Met Her in Church another great song by the Boxtops

[@gregsager2062]

"I didn't find it on a Saturday night, Found it in the Sunday morning light. I found love in a front-row seat In a little church just down the street."

[@bryanforis1839]

He has a voice of all time his voice and writing music and writing for groups

[@travis8981]

Hard to believe he was only 16 years old when they did this song! Amazing voice for such a young man

[@laurin4405]

ohMAN.... Another of rthose that I know Every Word and Sing along to Every time.... Just WOW!!! Really, Thank You J & Amber

[@VogonPoet67]

I've always found this video hilarious. Like so many videos back then, the band is pretending to play and sing, but these guys are having fun with it - especially the keyboard player with his "Look! I'm playing the keyboards without touching them!" moment.

[@oldiesgeek454]

And what timing, the plane flew right over the stage roof just as the song fades out. 😉

[@bobbyhamblen2338]

I Met Her In Church is by these guys is amazing.

[@DR_DOOM_3298]

The Box Tops had another big hit called "Cry like A Baby". Their singer Alex Chilton was only 16 when this was released. Chilton went on to front the hugely influential, but not hugely successful Memphis band, Big Star. Their song "In The Street" is the theme song for That 70's Show & That 90's Show. Definitely add Big Star to you reactions list, their songs I'm In Love With A Girl, Thirteen, September Girls & the aforementioned In The Street are incredible.

[@steveseldin6330]

What I like about the 50s, 60, and 70s music that if you notice all the instruments are all hard wired into the amps that back then the amps were tube run and each tube was tuned for the sound of the instruments and even tho people look at old amps and all the glowing tubes inside the cabinets and think, how primitive, that's what makes the music from that time sound so crystal clean! The highs were the highs and the lows were the lows and that's the true sound that those instruments put out and the musicians who made those instruments sound then way they did were magical! I'm 70 this August and I really like you two who liked the oldies and comment on them. Remember, there was no synthesized music just pure sound. Thats just me tho. There's great bands and musicians today but i still like the pure sound of long ago!

[@happymethehappyone8300]

MUST HEAR Classics BEFORE Van (The Man) Morrison Would Start His Solo Career,, Them "Here Comes The Night",, "Gloria" & "Baby Please Don't Go"..TRUST ME On These!!!

[@baird5776mullet]

I saw these guys and talked to the singer and drummer @ Seville square in Pensacola Fla in the early 80's.

[@happymethehappyone8300]

Another MUST HEAR Classic,, Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs "Wooly Bully"

[@tommyparker5809]

Hey A & J. I know how much you love the '60s music, and Jay I know how much you love the Bee Gees. They had a lot of hits in late 60s. "To Love Somebody" 1967, " Word" 1968, " I Started a Joke" 1968, "I've Gotta Get a Message to You" 1968.. There are a lot more, and these are just some of their hits from the 60s

[@walterpanovs]

When this single was released in August of 1967 lead singer Alex Chilton was still a few months shy of his 17th birthday. This is one of the shortest #1 songs ever (at a minute and fifty-eight seconds).

[@chipsdad5861]

I love watching Amber dance. She is so happy.

[@VIDSTORAGE]

Alex Chilton and he went on to the group he helped put together called BIG STAR after The Box Tops had their day

[@citizenghosttown]

The lead singer, Alex Chilton, was just 16 when this was recorded.

[@belindablount9430]

Alex Chilton was the lead singer . He was sixteen. You heard the famous Memphis Horns playing on this. They had several songs Neon Rainbow, Cry Like a Baby, and Soul Deep. Alex went on to sing with the group Big Star and they were a big influence on alternative groups like R E M.

[@bakilacat1]

Excellent song and great to Sing to… no wasted words.

[@the_cheese]

This is one of the perfect pop songs; 1:57 of finely crafted pop perfection. Thanks for another awesome reaction video, Jay & Amber!!

[@joankisloski6972]

"Cry like a Baby" is awesome.

[@TheDivayenta]

Joe Cocker kills on this! Box top lead is fabulous, too. Just a teen!

[@beckygrant2258]

1967….the Summer of Love…this song was on the radio several times a day in the top 40 lineup!! We would hang out at the beach with our transistor radios. Music was EVERYWHERE, ALL THE TIME! Juke boxes at the restaurants, and even at the drugstores. Music was everything to us. Flower children came about in 1967, the Summer of Love. Try listening to Box Tops, Cry Like a Baby!

[@jamesmaas4833]

I didn't think 'The Letter" would ever make it to the channel. Thanks Rob Squad family, you made my day!

[@nardo1224]

OMG! I love this song. The box tops were wild.

[@johnniekight1879]

That's Alex Chilton on vocals. He also sang with Big Star and had solos. Died a couple of years ago. He also co-wrote the theme used on "That 70's Show".

[@albrand3201]

"In the street" ... good shout!

[@rikdun69]

Alex Chilton died on March 17, 2010.

[@DavidKing-ut9wr]

Alex Chilton, the singer, was 16 when this song was recorded.

[@bobbyd968]

Another great band from the 60's you might like to explore is "Spanky and Our Gang" Their big hits are "Sunday Will Never Be the Same", "Lazy Day" and "I'd Like to Get to Know You".

[@jacklewis5452]

Rock n Roll was a youth movement and there is a good reason for it, most of these first artists were either born during WW2 or right afterwards. Both America and the UK lost hundreds of thousands of young men during the war and when the survivors got back home, they were busy building families..........and that left a whole lot of youth growing up with a different way of thinking and they turned to music big time. This lead singer was 17, the Beatles were 18, 19 and 20....same with the Stones, the Who, etc.

[@quikmart1]

This singer is Alex Chilton. He later formed Big Star, which was a hugely influential band. "#1 Record" is a masterpiece of an album - beauty from beginning to end.

[@mattjohn4731]

I agree. I gave the cd to my local bar for their jukebox and it was a hit. It fit in well with Beatles, Cream, Hendrix, Buffalo Springfield , Tom Petty and especially the Byrds

[@kimwilkins1500]

Wow! Haven’t heard this song in years! Smile on my face! Why is it that I remembered every single word of this song but cannot find something I put away just yesterday? 😂🤣

[@xzonia1]

This is another one of those songs I can't remember ever not knowing because I've heard it my whole life, and yes love his voice! 😊

[@garycoker3378]

Alex Chilton was 16 years old when he recorded this song.

[@lrdserafino]

You really need to hear Mississippi Queen by Mountain. It has everything you seem to like in a song. Cow bell, great guitar, raspy voice and that woodstock rock style.

[@stellarsjay1773]

This song simply rocketed to number one.

[@CraigDavis_14]

The lead singer Alex Chilton went on to play with Big Star, which never had much commercial success but influenced a lot of later rockers.

[@kerryhart8403]

The Box Tops, The Buckinghams, The Grass Roots and The Guess Who were my favorite bands in the 60s....there was soooooo much good music on the radio back then, the "Soul" music from Motown and Memphis, the Cali West Coast sound.....THE best time to be a teenager was the 60s and early 70s hands down.

[@elevenbucks5682]

I saw the box tops perform this live at a car show in Texas in 67. The drummer did a long solo at the end with so much energy I thoght he was surely going to die.

[@debradillard315]

I had this on a 45. Had it fixed so this record would play over and over. Hearing it again has really taking me back. Can't believe I still remember every word. I'm 68 now, thank you so much for taking me back in time. Love your channel. Keep them coming......

[@debbiedebster5806]

My dad used to sing this on his guitar for me a lot when I was little, great song & memories!❤✌

[@becksullivan4796]

Ohhhhh! I was 13 when this song when this came out! I loved loved this song. A flash from my teenage past!

[@rosemarymckenna4700]

Alex Chilton and Steve Winwood - two awesome TEENAGE singers in the 60's!

[@WilliamCooper-l6f]

What a fantastic classic. If you ever need some retro nostalgia, this is a good choice.

[@medmar76]

Lead singer Alex Chilton was only 16 years old when they did this song!

[@Cheshirecat-nx9zn]

The Box Tops is an American rock band formed in Memphis in 1967. They are best known for the hits "The Letter", "Cry Like a Baby", "Choo Choo Train," and "Soul Deep" and are considered a major blue-eyed soul group of the period. They performed a mixture of current soul music songs by artists such as James & Bobby Purify and Clifford Curry; pop tunes such as "A Whiter Shade of Pale" by Procol Harum; and songs written by their producers, Dan Penn, Spooner Oldham, and Chips Moman. Vocalist Alex Chilton went on to front the power pop band Big Star and to launch a career as a solo artist, during which he occasionally performed songs he had sung with the Box Tops.

[@jeffrogers2180]

I feel like I just read a Wikipedia article.

[@caretaker158]

Oh man, when the horns started there at the beginning it immediately put Mason William's "Classical Gas" into my mind.... LOVE that song. Part of it was once used in the intro to the WPTT channel 9 (if I remember correctly... was almost 50 years ago now) news at noon out of Pittsburgh and I have so many great memories of my grandpa coming home for lunch and the two of us watching. Jay and Amber, you'd absolutely love that song I think.... the horns are incredible, as is the guitar. It's an instrumental that I highly suggest for you both. Also, in the instrumental vein... Apollo 100's "Joy"... a modern, (came out in '71) take on Bach's "Ode to Joy"... I've still got the '45 around here somewhere. It's the record that got me diving into classical music and it's an appreciation I still have today.

[@Paladin70]

Since you guys have been in a 60s frame of mind, if you haven’t done so, please consider checking out The Association. They are so representative of the 60s sound, with great hits like Cherish, Windy, Never My Love and Along Comes Mary. Much thanks for diving into my decade more (Class of ‘69).

[@johnmartens6789]

This was the "second national anthem" when I was in Vietnam!

[@ronbruno5942]

And speaking of Alex Chilton(Lead Singer), you need to react to the song "Alex Chilton" by the Replacements.

[@deborahpaley21]

I loved this song, was 14 when it came out in '68. A stone classic.

[@songattic9586]

Lead vocalist Alex Chilton went on to form Big Star, a group (along with The Raspberries & Badfinger) is credited with solidifying the Power Pop genre. Check out September Gurls or Thirteen by Big Star, Go All The Way or Overnight Sensation by the Raspberries, No Matter What or Day After Day by Badfinger.

[@dianefiske-foy4717]

Ooh! I just noticed a great sign on your wall - MUSIC SAYS THINGS THAT WORDS SIMPLY CAN’T. Love it!!!

[@billclisham8668]

The lead sing was Alex Chilton and their other hit song was "Cry like a baby" When this song was released in 1966 he was just 16 years old! (So in this video he was 17) He was also in a band called "Big Star"

[@gregsager2062]

"Soul Deep" was also a significant hit for the Box Tops.

[@janetdamboise6225]

Yes the Box Tops were one of my favorites. Cry Like a Baby, I'm Your Puppet was awesome and Whiter Shade of Pale are the best!!! Thank you so much for the memories!!!

[@happymethehappyone8300]

Released In 1971..It Would Reach #4 On The Billboard Hot #100 & Earn A Gold Record.. Jonathan Edwards "Sunshine" (Go Away Today)...A True Classic.

[@neptune9]

I've tried to get them to give Jonathan Edwards a spin, but so far unsuccessful.

[@happymethehappyone8300]

@@neptune9 Well,, All We Can Do Is Keep Trying & Hope For Lots Of Likes.

[@sissybushnell7959]

Wow!, I remember every word to this song after so many years

[@marybaillie8907]

This was the first and biggest charting song by The BoxTops. It took 30 takes to get this winner tune. It's about a man who gets a letter from his girlfriend telling him she wants to get back together. So he is desperate to get back to her. It was called blue eyed soul at the time. Joe Cocker recorded this song and it was his first top 10 record. Great song with great vocals and amazing backage especially the horns. Great reaction. Buckets of Maple Syrup love from Canada ❤️ ❤️ 🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@pbrooks4040]

i was 16 and on spring break in jacksonville beach, fl. met a girl (katie) on the beach, fell in love and we went to the boxtops concert at a venue on the beach. never saw her again. so every timei hear this song, that memory resurfaces. thanks. great job.

[@judynorman9497]

Back in the day I had this on 45 and played it over and over and over…nearly drove my parents crazy ❤

[@happymethehappyone8300]

English Rock Group & An ABSOLUTE Classic,, Thunderclap Newman "Something In The Air"

[@gregsager2062]

Written and produced by Pete Townshend of the Who. The drummer and lead singer of Thunderclap Newman, in fact, was Speedy Keen, Townshend's chauffeur. Townshend also played bass on "Something in the Air" under the alias Bijou Drains.

[@happymethehappyone8300]

@@gregsager2062 Facts,, Which Many Are Unaware Of..Thanks For Adding That To My Comment/Suggestion..Now I Just Have To Hope That It Gets Enough Likes That They Will React To It.

[@savagefund7706]

Can't leave "Sweet Cream Ladies Forward March" off the list

[@lydianunez2522]

I can't let go of the 60's music and you make me fall in Love again with all the memories from my youth. Thank you 😊

[@bradsullivan2495]

A Springfield, Mo. disc jockey, Wayne Carson, wrote this song. It knocked Bobby Gentry's "Ode to Billy Joe" (which you've already reacted to) out of the #1 spot on the charts in September 1967.

[@happymethehappyone8300]

An Early MUST HEAR Classic By Him,, Jimmy Buffett "Come Monday"

[@Earcandy73]

The sound Amber was hearing is the electric piano. When the group formed they couldn’t figure out a name. The thought that they could do a contest where people wrote suggestions on cereal box tops and send them in. Someone then said “Why don’t we just call the group the box tops!”

[@TFEnright5]

The great band The Replacements have a song about the lead singer called “Alex Chilton”. You should check out that song and their song “Can’t hardly wait”

[@robertelee63]

Alex Chilton sang lead on this song at the young age of 16. He sure doesn't sound like a 16 year-old. Four years later he formed a band call Big Star. They only released three albums, but it's some of the best music ever. Soundtrack for that 70s Show.

[@MoeRon-ry2zr]

He was 16. They called it Blue Eyed Memphis Soul! My Hometown, before it self-destructed!

[@jessicalee7119]

I was 11 years old when this song came out. Finding this 45 record was nearly impossible !!! Once I got it, it played non stop on my record player ! It's still a great song ~

[@christarpley6861]

My dad has had it on a record as well

[@ettevaatustproductions6164]

Alex Chilton is the lead singer. The band The Replacements has a great song called, "Alex Chilton" that is amazing and an awesome ode to Mr Danger himself.

[@Andrew-lr9rz]

Can u believe he was only 16 that's the amazing part

[@martinscott-reed5379]

Another stunning voice that belonged to a 16-year-old is that belonging to Andrew Strong of The Commitments fame. A must reaction movie for you guys.

[@gregsager2062]

That, and the fact that Chilton didn't really use his normal singing voice on "The Letter". Producer Dan Penn coached him to sing it the way Penn sings, with that gravelly, cigarette-stained baritone. Chilton's normal singing voice was the reedy tenor he used in Big Star and later in his solo career.

[@RLucas3000]

Oh my God, he looks like a 28 year old sexual god in that video! 16 just seems impossible! He seems world weary yet holds the camera completely captive!

[@randywest7252]

Soul Deep another great Boxtop song

[@TheDivayenta]

Another great 60’s hit was Red Rubber Ball by the Cyrkle. Written by Paul Simon!

[@jodyjackson5475]

I haven’t thought of that song for ages!!! ❤❤❤

[@jamesmaas4833]

Love that tune! Thought about suggesting it myself.

[@johnvillanova9984]

Alex Chilton.....a legend!

[@toots19]

Another band from that time is the Buckingham's , kind of a Drag, great 60's song

[@thomasgill2358]

Great suggestion!

[@deoppressoli-bear2600]

You should go down the big star rabbit hole. Big star was the band did Alex Chilton formed after the box tops.

[@artmanjohn2]

You got to put this song in perspective as far as the visuals! Back when this was recorded most men, 99.9999% of them had extremely short hair, like a burr haircut, flattop, military type haircut. Society really didn't like or accept long haired musicians/men at all. This was really a rebellious look for the day! Today, young folks wouldn't know this about society in all reality but that was a very big part of the 60s revolution!

[@donnagonatas3155]

I remember my Dad and older brother fighting over his long hair in the 60's!

[@guyray1504]

Had to go with my dad about nce a month for a flat top till the day I joined the USAF. I had longer hair in the Air Force than living at home.

[@artmanjohn2]

@@guyray1504 I graduated from High School and I was gone, out the door! Getting a job with long hair was almost impossible but I was a musician and played the clubs!

[@kingstara1]

The lead singer, Alex Chilton was only about 16 here in the video and when The Letter was released in the summer of 1967. They had a couple of really good songs, Cry Like a Baby has been mentioned but Soul Deep, Neon Rainbow, and Turn on a Dream are also good choices.

[@jimcrossan1312]

Great song and it’s under 2 minutes! A big favorite of radio jocks in the ‘60s & ‘70s who had to back-time into the news!