The Seeds - Pushin' Too Hard !

[@Ballerfella2007]

Deborah Walley such a cutie dancing!! Thanks for sharing.

[@robertbishop5357]

Man the music of the 60's and 70's was a gas man. Not to mention the 2 greatest decades of music.

[@DvdModelPortfolios]

I grew up in the sixtys & seventies. I super concur.

[@surferbri5346]

It's amazing how they could get the sound exactly the same from the living room as in the studio!

[@schwanny]

LOL

[@CrappyFilms202]

totally amazing how they can still do that today fooling assholes into thinking they are playing outside and sound just like the studio

[@goteamdefense]

Shag carpeting had great acoustics.

[@mcmlxii4419]

@@goteamdefense This was WAY before shag carpeting was around.

[@mysterxyz]

I saw the Seeds as the opening act for the Jefferson Airplane back around 1967. That was an odd pairing and the audience was anxious to have the Jefferson Airplane come on stage. Personally, Pushing Too Hard is one of my favorite singles and I have their first two albums.

[@CrappyFilms202]

The Seeds were a giant part of the music revolution and it is amazing that they were allowed to appear on this show, Sunday night, after Disney and before Bonanza. We are lucky to have this. Sky Saxon was a charismatic front man

[@rtususian]

Desi Arnaz was the executive producer of this sitcom THE MOTHERS IN LAW. He must have liked this band or perhaps his kids Desi Jr and Lucie Arnaz pushed him to have them on this show, because after all Desi Sr. had the final word about everything.

[@CrappyFilms202]

@@rtususian did not know Desi produced it.

[@cre8lite11]

Look how sky just burst into energy. His dancing is like mine, we use our hands a lot. I saw the seeds twice in the 60s and this song still send me into orbit. One of the times I saw them in 1967 was with the doors in Santa Barbara. Also Darryle’s keyboard Very creative, I hung out with him when they showed the documentary about seven years ago in San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara. I saw a Recents video where he really showed his classical training in piano. Sky was just as charismatic if not more so than Mick Jagger without the Leo ego. He died in Austin the same day as Michael Jackson. Of course near the end you would not have recognized him. 60s generation is dropping like flies. Yes we are lucky to have this thank you so much!

[@martinleavitt6094]

Deborah Walley nails it..she looks great!!!👌

[@zen10ten]

That was, Deborah Walley, who played the part of, Suzie Hubbard Buell, that was dancing behind the couch.

[@lemorab1]

Deborah was also in "Gidget Goes Hawaiian" in about 1963. Vicki Trickett played Gidget's nemesis. I read a few years ago that Deborah Walley died young of cancer. I've wondered what happened to Vicki Trickett.

[@alfx5432]

Well she moved with the music very well.

[@donnachandler171]

Deborah was also in Disney's "Summer Magic" as Julia Carey. She was the nemesis to Hayley Mills' character of Nancy Carey. And yes, I believe she died of esophageal cancer. Sad. She was an absolute doll!

[@jamessawyer8889]

I remember watching this show and this scene classic!!! I even met Deb Walley back in the late 80’s/early 90’s I was nervous meeting her and don’t know why some things you just don’t want to try explaining LOL

[@johnfenske9339]

I get it! She was a crush of mine, too --- wish I could have met her!

[@bigdogbob845]

Sky Saxon was a wild man. But he was a really cool cat, used to come down from his Hollywood Hills pad to score his party favors from me, '68 >'69 was a great time for killer Thai Sticks, Afghani Kush, Nepalese Black Hash. Sky has been gone quite a few years now, but that song lives on.

[@cathsalazar9930]

This video takes me back in time! This song is killer!..... thanks bro!....❤️😻👍☮️🙀🙏

[@jjs490]

To me this is like a punk / psychedelic song I Believe 1966. All I know it was a badass song, rebellious , and I loved it! It was right in your face!

[@freeguy77]

It peaked at #36 in Feb. 1967 on the Billboard Hot 100.

[@Eidann63]

😵😂😬

[@Meandgenevieve]

Crazy about this song. Darryl "Beethoven" Hooper. And Sly, and Jan Savage, fine guitarist. Oh baby dig them squares flip out.

[@juanjoseosoriomartinez5400]

My goodness... I love the 60s..

[@donnachandler171]

It was a great decade! From the early 60s, to the later 60s with the psychedelic subculture, hippie movement, and acid rock!

[@JohnLenOnzTheBeatloves1967]

@@donnachandler171 I totally agree!!!!!! I LOVE IT!!!!

[@randalljohnson7226]

The Warts.... Love it. Reminds me of "Captain Geech and the Shrimp Shack Shooters" in That Thing You Do

[@JohnLenOnzTheBeatloves1967]

Above all, I ❤️ love long-haired blonde girls and women. We compose and record imstrumentals influenced by the 1960s especially for them. Plus, Deborah Walley named here, is in love with her, and the perfect band is The Seeds, but that's a poem, that's complete ectasy. I ❤️❤️LOVE❤️❤️IT!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍💮🌼🌻🏵️🌸🌺🌷🥀🌹💮🌼🌻🏵️🌸🌺🌷🥀🌹🎹🥁🎸🎤☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️☮️🛵🛵🛵🛵🛵🛵🛵🛵🛵🛵🛵❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@denniskramer9657]

you're kooky man..

[@luisespinozadiaz6107]

Here peruvian, hello !! Buenos y Bellos Tiempos, Es una de mis Tantos Temas Psicodelicas QUE LOS AÑORO y ATESORO COMO ORO.... ¡¡ 60´ y 70´ Goods Times !!

[@drh-ov7eq]

The lady dancing in the background is gorgeous

[@gil.gosseyn4786]

That was Deborah Walley.

[@homelesshannah50]

She reminds me a lot of Batgirl, aka Yvonne Craig

[@ProudKansan08]

When I was little, we watched this show. I remember this episode for some reason. I don't remember any of the other episodes. I guess maybe it was the song. LOL!

[@beanotraffini681]

I remember seeing this episode, too (wait: how old does that make us...?)!!!

[@bernardwinn1817]

This is the only episode I remember to when I was a kid. I guess is because I wanted to see the seeds

[@homelesshannah50]

@@beanotraffini681 Jurassic Park age

[@SteveStalzle]

THE SEEDS had a big hit record, with this tune. Dig the squares, man! A time capsule look, at the WW2 generation of parents, who HATED rock and roll.

[@SenorZorrozzz]

The girl could dance.

[@doglips1958]

The Standells were next door playing for the Munsters

[@donnachandler171]

LOL!

[@bigkahuna4826]

When I was recording in Hollywood back in '65, The Seeds were playing at a club on the Strip. I originally remember them as Sky Saxon's Blues Band.

[@josephinemoten345]

I loved them in high school and still do. One of my favorites

[@8634StJamesAve]

Deborah Walley was, and always will be, the sexiest woman EVER!

[@Vidiod]

I actually remember watching this episode as a kid when it first aired on TV !

[@markalles881]

Yeah, me too.....

[@eltatoyo9211]

Me too! It was a magical era for me. The music was and is a big part of it.

[@lawrencekedz]

I'd bet if you do a little checking, you'll find the producer of the show is the father of a band member. (Probably the front man) Or maybe he just calls him Daddy...??? (LOL)

[@cstoff6066]

So Many Levels! What would Harry Mudd say?

[@acer3573]

HARRRCOURRRT!! HARCOURT FENTON MUDD! HAVE YOU BEEN LISTENING TO THAT ROCK MUSIC AGAIN??

[@paulmanning2331]

when I was in seventh grade, my friend Rick Holman and I went to see this band at a Totem dept store music department! I don't think they took themselves too seriously.

[@bernardwinn1817]

Damm! Deborah Wally was very very cute. And what a dancer. And she was born on my birthday August 12. But she died at 60.

[@beandipcartography]

Boy, even the squares were freakatized by the far out rock.

[@laronis]

They played “Up in Her Room” at the "Desert Trip 2016" concert over the loudspeakers during intermission (Stones, McCartney, The Who, Roger Waters, Neil Young, and some other guy). It was very cool! Funny to hear them play this on the loudspeakers between Led Zeppelin and Cream songs.

[@caribman10]

We're DEFINITELY taking Deborah Walley to the club later...and I'm stealing Sky's cape from the coat check.

[@homelesshannah50]

Sorry mate she passed away

[@JohnLenOnzTheBeatloves1967]

@@homelesshannah50 Me too....I LOVE HER ....

[@gk10002000]

i was in thailand a few years ago, and in one of the go gos there a few of the girls did kind of a retro dance thing. It was fantastic. I swear if we opened a club that did pure retro we would pack the place. 60s gogo, cage dancers. Not vulgar, but just pure let it loose dancing. Fasions of the 60s and early 70s. miniskirts etc. The gal in purple here did it just fine

[@MrPorsche85]

Gals in fringe bikinis and white go go boots!

[@lisacoston8175]

That sound AWWSOME! 😁👍😁👍😁👍😁👍😁🌟🌟🎈🎈

[@JohnnyNation]

Several of the sitcoms of this era often featured current bands !!!###

[@kevindavis296]

It's the principal from "Grease"

[@IwshIcldstrtover]

LOL! Watch the maracas being played by the singer break into pieces and the beads from inside them hit the two actors seated closest to the band.

[@Eidann63]

LOL!!

[@alfx5432]

Never gets old

[@СомСомов-к2н]

классная музыка , заводная , клип SUPPER !!! SEEDS !!!! ФОРЕВА !

[@philipsanders9192]

The doors took that,slowed it down and it become riders of the storm.

[@johnfenske9339]

Oh yes --- I hear the connection ...

[@bernardwinn1817]

Simply fantastic!

[@scottm7341]

Harry Mudd on the couch..

[@chrisneilson7221]

Sky Saxon playing the unseen bass.

[@davidlopez2354]

The blonde can dance , pretty good go-go dancer. Can't remember her name she was very pretty .

[@donnamoreno9750]

Deborah Walley, she passed away already!😞

[@Eidann63]

RoFl. This entire thing is most definitely "gas'y." 💨

[@45vinyljunkie]

I think it's gassy that Sky Saxon and Kaye Ballard went to the same barber.

[@stevemikkelson3495]

PERFECT. Great observation!

[@Eidann63]

LOL

[@wingitprod]

@@Eidann63 ditto, babe.

[@cathsalazar9930]

That’s funny love your comment & great sense of humor!....👍❤️😻

[@cathsalazar9930]

45vinyljunkie thanks bro❤️👍😻☮️

[@jamesjwalsh]

Roger C. Carmel - perfect foil for this bit.

[@dynjarren8355]

Listen to the lyrics! All I want is to be Free! Live my life like I wanna be but you’re pushing too hard, pushing to hard on me! Sound Familiar? It’s a song about living freely and not getting repressed or oppressed by anyone. People or the Government! Good message that’s still relevant today! It’s still all about being Free! Free of Cancel Culture! Free from Wokism! Free from the FBI!

[@bobbywall172]

Yes, wow, still love ❤️ it, really moving🤪🤪🤪✈️⚙️⚙️

[@maxt69992008]

Every time I see this song, I cannot figure out who is doing the singing?

[@jackempson3044]

The guy without the instrument.

[@richardkuekan6616]

It say the're called "The Warts" on the drum.

[@norahwillett]

Richard Kuekan That was their band name in this episode. The band's real name was The Seeds.

[@gilval808]

Beautiful times !

[@user-mj8nf2vp7q]

...I want that cape!

[@mattwilson3244]

Loved this Song when came out .almost Nobody did !I bought the single for .50¢ and Yes ,this Girl's a pretty good dancer .Not just writhing ,like most .

[@SuperStormyNormy]

Deborah Wallye is a turn on.

[@alfx5432]

Loved her moves.

[@OliverBuo]

1960's are to cool

[@olblu8746]

Oliver Buo - how true.

[@olblu8746]

Oliver Buo - I agree completely with you, I was a teenager in the 60's, what a great time I had , fantastic! I also got to live in the 50's, that era was awsome too, got to see what is now considered the greatest times of our lives.

[@wingitprod]

Those darn kids these days.

[@alanklein2996]

One of the 53 weirdest things I've ever seen.

[@andrewdelgado4882]

I'm so old I remember this episode and it wasn't a rerun😢

[@JRS-iq9pz]

One hot wonders. Great song.

[@StanTheObserver-lo8rx]

I rsaw this then,I think I was 10. What stands out?..That color. TV shows had lots of color then. Green greens and red reds and blue blues..lol..some kind of coloration that screams 60's.

[@ANISTAZImetal-po4rz]

Catchy !

[@rogerandsally]

Great song. Video reminds me of Every Generation. Never likes the nexts generations music. I can not stand rap or any other music over the last 20 years ...........

[@ProudKansan08]

LOL!! I agree with you. Especially about the rap crap/hiphop crap. And let's not mention autotuned singers, too. Yuck!

[@beatriceflores3408]

THIS ROOOOOCKS

[@ignorecorporatenews]

THIS SUUUUUUUUCKS

[@Eidann63]

Beatrice 😵

[@Eidann63]

@@ignorecorporatenews👍

[@FreddyAtton]

Is that Harry Mudd sitting on the couch?

[@broadcasttttable]

Sky had some moves.

[@acer3573]

Roger C. Carmel (Harry Mudd on ST TOS) and Eve Arden

[@mcmlxii4419]

I was really little then (maybe 5 or so), but I thought the Seeds made an appearance on this show...it wasn't my imagination after all.

[@gregoryjclark81]

"Yeah, blow your brains out!!!" 0:21 That made me laugh--edgy humor. A bullet to the skull would be rather 'trippy', I can only imagine... Anyone out there know the stat on this performance, e.g. tv show, date, etc.?!?

[@donnachandler171]

LMAO!

[@gregorygarcia7807]

Can you believe!? "The Seeds" make you gassy

[@bluecatky]

I that compared to today, the term "gassy" meant something different back in the day

[@troubledsole9104]

Yes, gassy can only mean one thing and it is not a compliment.

[@arguingwithstupidpeople2047]

I believe by using the term "gassy" he was showing his un-coolness. Because something is "a gas" doesn't mean it's gassy.

[@SenorZorrozzz]

bluecatky Gassy. Those mothers in law were eating lots of beans.

[@dariowiter3078]

Don Diego Vega Yeah...like Mexicans! 😝😁

[@Eidann63]

In this case, it works! 😂

[@shuroom57]

Time traveler Jack Black on guitar!

[@Eidann63]

😳 Thin...and dressed like Tonto?

[@diegoferreiro9478]

@@Eidann63 Jan Savage had some native American ascent. I had the chance to meet him in 2004 when he and Sky played in Spain, but I hadn't the guts to ask him if Jimmy Carl Black's (from The Mothers) catchphrase was about him ('Hi boys and girls, I'm Jimmy Carl Black and I am the Indian of the group'). I found him a very nice man.

[@bernardwinn1817]

My favorite part of the song, is on meeeeeeeeeeee!!!

[@donaldmartin2729]

LIP SINCING TO THE RECORD.

[@tommixup]

The Warts is on the bass drum.

[@jeffreygrossi2800]

The main singer wearing the blue outfit Looks like something they wear today...

[@brotherthor8699]

Very funny

[@gk10002000]

Deborah Walley, born 1941, died 2001.cancer. RIP

[@joeyjosephs]

gk10002000 she was great ...

[@leomannpictures]

Harcourt Fenton Mudd!!

[@RRUUDDOO]

como bailaba ellaaa

[@freeguy77]

April 28, 1968, air date for this last episode of Season 1, episode 30.

[@danleckemby8636]

David St Hubbins on lead vocal.

[@kirbypoohbear]

I don't think that was Deborah Wally dancing 🤔 I think that was Ann Margret, they look alike tho 🤔

[@denniskramer9657]

Deborah could dance like that all day in my house.....

[@darylcumming7119]

Time capsule.

[@silverdollarswede151]

I think I saw Cliff Clavin on the couch.

[@swaggs]

Classic.

[@clancyk8497]

This is hilarious. Who agrees?

[@jamesfarmer6039]

The title of this song, is this what the girl was telling the guy?

[@bernardwinn1817]

Damm!

[@vox1966]

The bugs

[@stevemiller7433]

Roger C Carmel~!!!

[@taimeuppe6174]

This is far out man

[@turtlesoup3624]

Guy right Count Dracula

[@bee9045-z5d]

GROOVY!!!!!!!!!!!

[@yvc9]

that entire scene is so fucked up on so many levels

[@Kim-Ohio-Fuzz]

Choc Culturel

[@vegandad]

Sky was one of a kind.....they shot him full on at first, then blocked the shot with the drum kit.

[@davidb8731]

They cut out probably the greatest guitar solo in the history of rock'n'roll! ☹️

[@cre8lite11]

I agree that solo still sends me into orbit!

[@davidb8731]

@@cre8lite11 It's my ringtone!

[@scottgroves3814]

I think their telling the mother-in -law something