The Leaves - Too Many People

60's Garage from San Fernando Valley, California (1966)

[@balloonfarm5903]

1966 was the greatest year for pop/rock, followed closely by 1965. It was an explosion of creativity.😎🎸✌️☮️

[@walterfechter8080]

1966 -- The year of Garage and Garage/Psych. The world needed it then (as now).

[@mbuchart2927]

Lots of people say 1967 but I'm with you, it's 1966 with 1965 a close second.

[@doccyclopz]

100% Agree 1966 followed by 65

[@HemiVic]

In my opinion this is The Leaves best song! 1966 Forever!

[@sandsoftime1954]

Have you heard, Doctor Stone?

[@arvidsmith1038]

Jim Pons on bass and lead vocals .... live right here in N. Florida ... a great Gent ....

[@johnned4848]

Terri Garr, Toni Basil and Ann Marshal dancing behind the band. This trio was the Wreckage Crew of gogo dancers in LA in the sixties, appearing in virtually every tv show and movie that needed hip energetic dancing

[@tspot66]

Did you learn this from Art Chantry? That's why I came to this video.

[@balloonfarm5903]

Terri Garr was a crush of mine for decades. Gorgeous.😘😎🎸✌️☮️

[@HotRockinJohnny]

The fact there is footage of this song is mind-blowing!! Great song with excellent lyrics....thanks for posting this sometimes forgotten 60s CLASSIC!!

[@walterfechter8080]

"Hey Joe" -- the version by The Leaves. Great tune. Great memories.

[@walterfechter8080]

That Rickenbacher tone -- king tone. This tune is just one reason why 1966 is my favorite year for sound. I remember this tune very well. Thanks heavenlyblueorange!

[@chriscampbell9191]

Yeah, the Rickenbacker guitars, when combined with a good amp, really cut through. As Pete Townshend showed us all in 65 and 66.

[@walterfechter8080]

@@chriscampbell9191 -- You said it! Cheers!

[@frankhammer7408]

Dig the go go dancers.

[@chrisradano]

I grew up with this attitude and WE need to return to it.

[@frankandrews1005]

My recall is this would be the "single" version as the album cut isn't quite the same.

[@MikeBlitzMag]

An anthem for that most crucial of musical movements. The Leaves' two LPs for Mira and Capitol are essential components of first generation garage rock.

[@thomassmith8721]

So funkin" cool. I think their cover of "Hey Joe" is one of the best. Great West Coast garage. Thanks for the link to Tomorrow

[@heavenlyblueorange]

I think their cover of Hey Joe is the best!!!

[@thomassmith8721]

@@heavenlyblueorange The Leaves are one of the first garage bands that I've ever heard of. I always thought their version of "Hey Joe" was spectacular. ☮️ bro

[@jamesaron1967]

Their version of _Hey Joe_ is my favorite along with the Soulbenders' version.

[@balloonfarm5903]

Their version of “Hey Joe” is THE BEST.😎🎸✌️☮️

[@moorlock2003]

This one made the radio in Los Angeles. After this came their monster hit, “Hey Joe”.

[@marclayne9261]

This channel amazes me on every post, WOW!!!!!

[@jamesaron1967]

Great song and group!

[@mbuchart2927]

What a great song!

[@TheWattfour]

Grrreeeaaattt!

[@johnmitchelljr]

Thanks.

[@MrmelodyUs]

#YeahBaby!!!

[@gerardop9633]

Bob Dylan+Garage Beat+ Antoine&Les Problemes(Europa)

[@cesarduran532]

Too many.

[@slugstucker]

Killer group. Love their Hey Joe, so different than Hendrix's later slowed down, stony version. Almost proto-punk/grunge group.

[@Khultan]

🎸🎶🎤🥁🎹

[@harvey1954]

Shivaree out of LA.