THE UGLY DUCKLINGS - NOTHIN' - 1966 - ORGINAL MIX

[@walterfechter8080]

A mid-1960s Rock out knock-out! I didn't leave this one behind in the 1960s. Great memories here. Thanks, Dave Bingham, for posting this bruisin' little number!

[@garycole6096]

Earlier this year I had hired a 3 piece band for our club with Robin Boers on drums and they were amazing and the whole bar stopped when Robin did a 20 minute drum solo and at 72 he didn't even break a sweat and the guys playing pool stopped playing to watch him! It was a fantastic night to remember!

[@tommybohman7818]

Many thanks to Dave the rock n' roll slave for posting ! Long live 60's garage rock and this tune is just about as good as it gets ! I loved it instantly ☆☆☆

[@frankacme4781]

Hey Dave your music is really good it captures all the greatness of that time and your bands originality I also like your latest albums you guys are and should be canadas best as the Beatles are to britain

[@russcohen3779]

Loveclove love

[@the13corinne]

Awesome Dave a very cool track ! Long live 60’s punk !

[@thisisddmvideo]

Toronto's own, baby! Yeah!!!

[@suestefaniuk4027]

Fantastic sound Loved you guys fromthe start

[@skysaxon1]

Thanks for posting this! William Gibson's favorite!!

[@juliancee2317]

Thank you for this great gem! Beyond priceless and WHAT A PUNCH!!!! Great Rock & Roll for the ages ....WHAT A SOUND!!!! \m/\m/

[@Nothin66]

Hey Julian, check out my Facebook Page - more gems & stuff. Loads of photos. Just click on & navigate............... facebook.com/Dave.DJ.Bingham

[@juliancee2317]

I sure will and keep on rockin' for the ages!!!! \m/ \m/

[@Nothin66]

Yeah, & it gets even Betterer when you turn it up!

[@juliancee2317]

Especially cranking it to 11!!!! \m/\m/

[@MrPeterNeedham]

Dave, Thanks for the clarification. I totally agree the 45 has the most punch; I bought each 45 as it was released. Nothin' & "Just In Case You Wonder" are two of my favorite 45s from that Toronto era. I watched you guys play them live many times! Peter

[@anewbugmusic]

Ugly Ducks are so fuckin good. Underrated.

[@snakefarm7085]

Thank You :)

[@bruceciero2758]

ACES!!!

[@Nothin66]

Peter - The 1/4 inch Master tape was used for all of the original YORKTOWN releases. It was the mastering for creating the stampers that was different. The album version lacked as much punch as the single. D.J.Bingham

[@frankacme4781]

Great song Needs more exposure. I wish I could do a remake

[@jimzeleny7213]

Told the guitar player that he did a lick similar to Lonnie Mack. He agreed.

[@barefootfrolick]

this! x

[@MrPeterNeedham]

Was the master used on the black label 45 different from the LP version? Was the "multi-colored label" 45 version the same as the LP version?

[@portsidesoundstudios6874]

Hey Dave, do you remember much about the way the recording session went down? Was it recorded all live in the same room?

[@Nothin66]

It's all in my book, "Noise From The North End"! & yes it was "Live" in a small room @ Hallmark Studios in Toronto. Fortunately, we had a great engineer who disregarded the V.U. meters & just let us play. The vocals were added afterwards. The mix took less than an hour.

[@portsidesoundstudios6874]

Cool! I'll pick that up and check it out!

[@Nothin66]

There's a multitude of stories in there. I had to pick & choose (there were just too many), but the complete story of recording of all of our albums is in it. (lots of details....)

[@Nothin66]

You'll have to order from Amazon - it's not in stores!

[@portsidesoundstudios6874]

That's killer! Can't wait to check it out.

[@gerardop9633]

Buenos buenos,casi mejores que The Rolling Stones