The Zombies - She’s Not There | REACTION

[@jamelakajamal]

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[@Ghostkeeper]

I think you are wrong I think it is a funeral her body is there but she's not there it's too late she's not there

[@whs068]

As many have said here...TIME of the SEASON!

[@tigerback62]

Mr. Jamel, Thank You for this throwbackness. Please Consider Santana's remake of this song 😁

[@janetwhite3373]

This band along with many others the Dave Clark Five, Peter and Gordon, Gerry and the Pacemakers, Hermits Hermits, Petula Clark the animals and on and on were part of what they called the British Invasion! And I remember the zombies listening to them on my little transistor radio at night under my pillow LOL!

[@quetzalflight5790]

Glad you are doing the sixties Thank you. Everything is captivating like seeing being at the time places.

[@JDillaRobot]

So many good Zombie songs and a lot of hidden gems! Time of the season Tell her no Care of cell 44 This will be our year Beachwood park Can’t nobody love you A rose for Emily Great choice Jamel!

[@raphaellavelasquez8144]

I thought tell her no was the moody blues.

[@TheDivayenta]

Be sure it’s the video!

[@nancy9478]

@@raphaellavelasquez8144 definitely the Zombies, and a great song.

[@kevinkehlet1543]

They did a version of a song called I love you that was great but better if it was produced

[@philmstud2k]

I Want Her She Wants Me What More Can I Do I Remember When I Loved Her

[@bobmarley8270]

Donovan's "Season of the Witch" or any of his other songs.

[@YogZab]

Yes please!

[@dennytate26]

Love Donovan ,Sunshine Superman Mellow Yellow, Hurdy Gurdy man, Wear your Love Like Heaven, Jennifer Juniper, Catch the Wind all great songs

[@centuryrox]

@@dennytate26 Definitely "Sunshine Superman"

[@bobmarley8270]

@@dennytate26 Yes, these song would all be fine, tunes and maybe Laléna, Colours and Atlantis.

[@armadillotoe]

Great choice!

[@purplehaazebee1649]

The Zombies are a gem of the 60's. Please do "Time Of the Season", and as far as Bands here are some suggestions: The Association The Turtles Dave Clark Five Paul Revere and the Raiders The Young Rascals

[@stanleyteriaca2184]

Spanky and Our Gang.

[@kestrelle5345]

Agree with you on "Time Of the Season"!!!

[@funzjag]

My maternal grandmother let my mom name her baby brother. His first and middle names are David and Clark , as the DC5 was moms' favorite band. My uncle David used to tell people that his middle name was Clarence, as to avoid the DC5 connection.

[@dunismith3045]

The Association--"Cherish"!!

[@funzjag]

@@dunismith3045 That's a good tune . My friends and I redid the lyrics based around the word "Embarrass" . We quite enjoyed singing the parody lyrics. ".🎵Embarrass me the way I , Embarrass you 🎵and I do , Embarrass you 🎶"

[@Noelle0026]

Colins voice is just magical. Intricate arrangements. The Zombies were so ahead of their time. They still tour today. Rod Argent is one of the finest keyboard players ever.

[@sukie584]

I’ll throw my voice in for Time Of The Season..

[@joeyrobison6629]

"Time of the Season" "Tell Her No" are other good songs by The Zombies. The '60s songs are great memories from my childhood!

[@summertime_blooz]

My favorite is 'Tell Her No". I know I'm in the minority.

[@nancy9478]

I like it too!

[@elliothagen9874]

Tell her bo is a great tune

[@v.2080]

I love them all and that British sound...except, maybe not Do the Freddie! 😞

[@dunismith3045]

Mine too

[@ltrainor4078]

I like it too!😃

[@corvus1374]

Yes! My favorite British Invasion band! The Zombies are in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Rod Argent, their keyboardist, went on to form the band Argent. Their biggest hit was "Hold Your Head Up". Next, check out some Peter and Gordon, especially "A World Without Love". And then Chad and Jeremy, with "Yesterday's Gone", "Willow Weep for Me", "Before and After", and "A Summer Song".

[@m.hunterstevie2081]

Glad to see Zombies getting some love here, but I’ll agree with a few other commenters... for me, “Time of the Season” is my go-to song for them. I think that’ll be a worthwhile reaction for sure...

[@ladyshar42]

second Time of the Season

[@DriveHead]

Love, love, love this song. Please, please, please..."Never My Love" by The Association and "Midnight Confessions" by The Grassroots!

[@lesliesterling826]

In My Midnight Confession--that's another classic from that era

[@philging]

The Zombies and this track in particular is the sheer embodiment of the 1960's.

[@samhain1894]

Phil Ging I agree!

[@jmtaylor5426]

Me too!!

[@chickendinner9219]

He is warning us that she will break our heart while lamenting the fact that nobody warned him

[@jameshill2450]

So this is the first guy that Runaround Sue hit and quit before Dion and the Belmonts heard her story from all the guys at the bar ...

[@OriginalLictre]

@@jameshill2450 Nah, he sings about how many people cried, so I think he was definitely not the first on her list.

[@rodmckeav1159]

The music back then was pure and honest, no auto tune or anything else that covered up the fact that you could't sing.

[@bradsmack1]

And, no flashing lights, smoke bombs, pyros, or dancers in the background!

[@rodmckeav1159]

@@bradsmack1 So very true!

[@bradywalton1357]

The talent was so real that they didn’t even need to plug in their instruments

[@MeanMrMustard1]

The thing is they could sing. Everyone's too obsessed with American Idol and similar shows. You don't have to be one of those who can hit every single note in order to sing.

[@saginawdan]

Or covered up the fact that they could sing. Every human has a different voice and that's what makes singers interesting.

[@Mr62Lincoln]

3:01: Lee Meriweather (Miss America, later one of the Catwomen on the 60's Batman!)

[@stevenveganightowl12]

Had a serious crush on Lee Meriweather & Julie Newmar back in the day..

[@MrVvulf]

My father went to high school with her. Johnny Mathis was also there at the time.

[@deantait8326]

YES MORE 1960'S PLEASE ! THANKS. From ol guy.... I'll just sing along. Can't remember what day it is but know all of these lyrics 😁

[@nancy9478]

😂 oh yes, me too.

[@romangoicoechea9224]

Songfacts: The Zombies recorded this in one take after they won a talent contest at their college called the Herts Beat competition. The prize was a recording session. The group signed to Decca Records, and their keyboard player Rod Argent came up with this song for the session. It tells the story of an alluring woman who won't be tied down to one man - the singer wants to tell us all about her, but he can only use words, since she's not there.

[@RicoBurghFan]

Got to do Time of the Season, J,, their hands down classic.

[@ricktassone6529]

You are so right! Here it is. 🎧🎶. kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6vTgaxvna-Md5o

[@floridabelle]

💯

[@DougRayPhillips]

Agree

[@Steina_The_Yarnist]

@@ricktassone6529 Thanks for the link, Rick! I grew up hearing the song without knowing about the video. I think my mom wore some of those bikinis, though.

[@ricktassone6529]

Steina 👍 and I bet she rocked them 😊. 🎧🎶

[@ajbailey01]

I'm 42 years old and grew up on music from the 50s-60s. I appreciate my parents for introducing me to this era.

[@kevinohagan1831]

Great Song and Sound. Try Time of the Season too!! And Argent's "Hold Your Head Up!"

[@kbusby4824]

Yes. Colin Blunstone (vox) and Rod Argent (keys) are fantastic. Love the suggestion of the Argent song from the 70s.

[@stratocruising]

Even better from Argent, "Liar." Two great bridges, one organ, one guitar.

[@hazelmaylebrun6243]

Yes... Argent would be fabulous too!

[@vernhoke7730]

Add a little Free "All Right Now" live at Isle of Wight 1970 to the mix.

[@tonygee6418]

* How about some songs from The Grass Roots (I think you'd like them: "I'd Wait a Million Years" "Midnight Confession")

[@julianortiz4151]

Yes!

[@khanysafan1705]

Let’s live for today

[@franciscomoliner1296]

Don't forget another great song "Temptation Eyes"!

[@greglapointe1311]

So much to choose from with The Grass Roots

[@tonygee6418]

If any of you guys have a way to get Jamel's attention and/or contact him directly about this, please do

[@bonesjackson81]

Really need to do Venus by Shocking Blue!

[@yolandajohnson8685]

I love them early 70's groups.

[@RonSafreed]

That keyboard sound was a standard in the sixties of many keyboards & the bass-riff was something that stood out as well, this song came out in 1964!!

[@ricktassone6529]

Zombies now we have real music. 🎧🎶 back in the day this was so smooth and fresh

[@bonesjackson81]

I'm 38 and I say it still is. Colin's vocals and Rod's keyboard/organ work are timeless.

[@ricktassone6529]

Bones Jackson Absolutely 👍 🎧🎶

[@nancy9478]

Oh yes. My childhood had the best music.

[@charliemiller1123]

"Time of the season" is another great song by the zombies you must react to.

[@ronaldcardinali2809]

Jamel touch should try from the zombies the hot song " Times of the season"

[@maritarver4588]

I'm a child of the 60s and I appreciate the way you love the good music of all the years, especially from the past.

[@dunismith3045]

Love this, my second fave behind Tell Her No!

[@oldskool4612]

Total classic...luv this tune. Their harmony and keyboard steal the show.

[@rhondamcbath6279]

Yes their song: Time Of The Season, their best song. Thanks for the upload Jamel!!! 🌞🌞🌞

[@GinnyRobertsonLLC]

I so loved The Zombies back in the day. Saw Colin Blunstone in concert a few years back and he still has it!

[@kbusby4824]

Another great song from this era, The Yardbirds, For Your Love.

[@jamesboyd5305]

Yes!!!!

[@kennethlatham3133]

"Heart Full of Soul" is Brit sixties cool.

[@danperlman3185]

Love this...I was born in 60 ...was very young but remember this tune so well... So memorable...

[@shawnsee2688]

Dr hook and the medicine show, Silvia's mother (version played on a boat) , cover of the rolling stone. Lots of great harmony. Stoned out their damn minds...

[@bobbierobinson6269]

My favorite! Try "When You're In Love With A Beautiful Woman ".

[@vincesgurl07]

i sent that video to him on instagram....still waiting....great video

[@gshwoop]

Baby makes her blue jeans talk is great video!

[@wyomingmike2379]

I call the baked version!! They was feeling no pain for sure LMAO

[@peterblood50]

Cover of the Rolling Stone would be a great reaction.

[@lewistasso8866]

This is an example of why our parents, grandparents, and possibly great grandparents were and are much cooler than we are today. My parents were still in their 20s back then. They worked hard, had cool cars and trucks, raised families properly...and had the best music in all genres.

[@brentlee1043]

You have to do "Gloria". 'Them with Van Morrison'. Jimi Hendrick cover it also

[@deirdremacnamara9885]

I'll second that. 👍

[@joelliebler5690]

Brent Lee Van does a good version though The Patti Smith Group is the best cover of that song! If you have not heard it then listen and you will be convinced !

[@RobertLoves]

The Doors did a great live cover of Gloria as well.

[@themoviedealers]

The Shadows of Knight did the best version. Even better than Morrison himself (Van or Jim).

[@robertcoates6800]

Didn't the Doors cover that too ?

[@alises.5986]

The “Is she a statue?” woman at 3:00 certainly looks like actress Lee Meriwether, aka Miss America 1955, aka Catwoman

[@karlsmith2570]

Hey Jamel, you should also check out their song "Time Of The Season" Another song you might wanna check out, this one from the 70's: Cliff Richard - Devil Woman

[@edford1693]

Rod Argent wrote this song and played the keyboards. In the 70s, he formed the band Argent and their biggest hit was "Hold Your Head Up".

[@missgmoma]

I really like this, his voice is so smooth& just so easy to listen too. The band is pretty good too!

[@pcallas66]

This song is fantastic!!! Rod Argent played the keyboards and the epic keyboard solo. He did Hold Your Head Up in 1972. It's amazing to me how these bands break up and the members form more epic bands. This song is from 1964. That was a great time for music. Thanks for sharing and always being out there.

[@karaminalee]

Jamel, I could watch you dancing and groovin’ all day. Nice pick!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@christineirving4491pluviophile]

I'm now sitting with the silliest smile on my face with the pleasure of seeing and hearing The Zombies again. I thank you.

[@strangetranceoffaith]

I think this is one of my favourite songs of all time the atmosphere it creates is surreal and touches something in me that i can not quite describe

[@DeidreL9]

Really well put, you nailed it.

[@c4lderone649]

Whats your name? Who's your daddy?

[@coryola5663]

"Is he rich like me? Has he taken any time to show you what you need to live?" Time of the Season

[@tjerwin1]

The 60's and 70's was so simple I wish life was still like that now. I honestly wish I had a time machine and go back to then. It was just a great time to grow up being a teenager for me.

[@sgillman16]

Check out "Tell Her No"

[@827dusty]

Thank you, thank you thank you! The Zombies were one of the greatest Bands of all time. They were inducted into "The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame" a while back, and deservedly so. These guys came out as part of the so called "British Invasion." Along with the Rolling Stones, The Beatles, Eric Burden and The Animals, etc. What a great band with great music, and well thought out lyrics to their songs. Yes, I'm in my late 60s, so this was the music I, and many other "Baby Boomers and Viet Nam vets grew up listening to, along with the other bands of that great music era.

[@ErikJan4242]

Jamel, Santana did a great version of this song (1977), you won't be disappointed! (Time Of The Season by The Zombies is another good one)

[@redfog42]

I concur x

[@adamshepherd5421]

Yes!! That cover was like whoa!!

[@ErikJan4242]

@@adamshepherd5421 Yes! The extended version! (album)

[@Z-LightfulMemories]

Jamel, thanks so much for sharing your joy! You're a happy place on the web for me! Love your smile and joy with music, it's infectious!

[@dcbsmt]

Could you do Time Of The Season, too?

[@5ifty6ixmediauk]

Tuuuuuuuune!!!!

[@lawrencemitchell5983]

I grew up not into 60's music so much; I was all 70's and 80's. Later though I came to love so many of the great groups and songs...The Zombies are amazing..."breathy" vocals and killer keyboards. They still perform too. Apparently one reason they weren't as ultra popular as The Beatles and Stones etc..was they lived near London...St. Albans, and they tended not to be staying/hanging with and partying with The London Crowd. I bought their greatest hits CD, and I never get tired of it.

[@whs068]

Please react to the The Byrds- Eight Miles High

[@Polyglot85to90]

Oh yes, classic 👌

[@anneaires3984]

Omg.....this 45 was always on in my house in 60s...courtesy of my older bros...and I thank them❤👍👍

[@davewilson435]

Great band. That's the great Rod Argent on keys. Check out his band Argent. "Hold Your Head Up".

[@jenniferjacobs228]

This was state of the art back then...decades before MTV.... we we all very impressed to see this and the like on our b/w tv screens. It was so exciting..

[@theartistformerlyknownasje6358]

Love this song 💯🔥

[@Historian212]

Loved this song on the radio in the old days. I was a little kid but I still loved it.

[@ronaldcardinali2809]

And Jamel try even from the group "The Turtles" these songs: "Happy Together" , & "Eleonore"

[@chipdamutt108]

Don't forget "You Showed Me"

[@CHayden07]

I love that "Elenore" was written ironically after their label demanded another "Happy Together". The line "you're my pride and joy, etc" was a sarcastic jab at the label. And yet, it's a damn great song!

[@chipdamutt108]

@@CHayden07 yes! They were being smart asses and wrote an amazing tune.

[@johnwescott1500]

Or the stuff they did with Frank Zappa's Mothers Of Invention.

[@rbffbvs]

And"You know what I mean"

[@BuzWeaver]

Back to the classics. What an amazing song.

[@deborahcornell171]

Very important band, early part of the British Invasion that The Beatles ushered in. Their most famous song is probably "Time of the Season". "Tell Her No" is a good one too. Btw, most of these early/mid 60's videos were appearances on various tv shows. Queen is credited with making the 1st real music video a decade later with "Bohemian Rhapsody" in 1975. However The Beatles did make a couple of promo type music "videos" in the 60's.💙🌿 Speaking of Queen, I'm dying for you to do "Dragon Attack". It's their funkier side & you NEED to hear the studio version, it's so good. Then if you followed that with the live Montreal version, what a treat that would be! It's really one of those songs that's worth doing both!💙🌿💚

[@rodneyprill4618]

Staying Power as well

[@metheus108]

For a good chunk of the time they were supposedly invading the US, they were broken up back in the UK. They actually got back together and put out another album to get back at the fake Zombies that were popping up in the US by the label's US promotion team. Its actually a really interesting story.

[@MsPrincesspaulina]

Jamel: Now check out the Santana version of this song.

[@jameskirschling7887]

I was going to suggest that as well. Santana's version was the first one I heard then I heard this one.

[@michaeldelorenzo6827]

m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5iQhWt5fLKVkLM

[@thomasrose7713]

Big AMEN amazing version

[@MsPrincesspaulina]

A audio only version with good sound quality. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJLLc2aGltB5mZY

[@briangray00]

@@jameskirschling7887 +1

[@ralphvillanueva8724]

Love this. Again, thanks for the memories. The electric piano solo is amazing. Rod Argent, who also plays the organ solo on Time of the Season. He later had the hit Hold Your Head Up, with one of the most outstanding organ solos when he went on as a solo act.

[@kaiganardea9275]

I've been waiting for this one. Jamel goes through great music discovery cycles

[@kevinkehlet1543]

One of my favorite 60s song .... Sound great back when it was offered in monophonic. Argent the piano player went on to form the group Argent with a song Hold you head. He is just crazy with the organ and electric piano.

[@dcbsmt]

Ooohhh, I like this one. Great voice.

[@Fuphyter]

Jamal...I love you dude. You have such love and kindness in your heart. And it always shows 💜

[@micko11154]

Great song. Note the 60's music vid camera work where the cam is on the drummers head right thru the keyboard players (Rod Argent) solo! lol Cheers bro!!

[@calamityjenn]

His enthusiasm gives me a new appreciation of these songs.

[@nish5523]

Jamel can we have a British special week. Oasis, Stone Roses, Smiths, The Jam, New Order, The Verve etc

[@johnnyreno7200]

Love the Stone Roses

[@BobbyGeneric145]

Stone Roses are my absolute favorite band of all time.

[@carmenjones5528]

Thank you love this song reminds me of our flower child days. It simple life.

[@decal2756]

Please react to Van Morrison- Wild Night, The Byrds- Turn, Turn, Turn & some Kinks- Waterloo Sunset, Days, Mr. Pleasant, Dedicated Follower of Fashion, Apeman & 20th Century man

[@seattleday9690]

One of my favorite Zombie's songs of all time.

[@artmeddaugh6669]

Jamal..."I'd Love to Change the World" by Alvin Lee and Ten Years After would be great, Think you would dig the lyrics and the music. Also The Strawberry Alarm Clock "Incense and Peppermints" is a classic 60's Psychedelic rock song.

[@chipdamutt108]

Blues Magoos "We Ain't Got Nothin Yet", Bubble Puppy "Hot Smokin Sassafrass"

[@peterblood50]

@@chipdamutt108 I like to see a little love for Paul Revere and the Raiders. As much as the Beatles, they made me want to be in a band. "Steppin' Out" "Good Thing" and "I'm Not Your Stepping Stone"

[@corvus1374]

I got to see Ten Years After in concert. They really put on a show.

[@ch3no2killz]

If your going to do "Ten Years After" ya gotta start with "I'm Goin Home" from Woodstock, Alvin Lee can shred!

[@AaronSpielman]

Yes please!

[@thekidneedsjuice3785]

The Zombies ‘The way I feel inside’. Short but sweet. 🧟‍♂️🧟🧟‍♀️

[@pempem9129]

"Time Of The Season" was their Biggest hit! I'll bet you've heard it in some movies....paul.... Lyric Video....The Zombies - Time Of The Season (with lyrics) official - KZbin 8 million views!

[@firsteerr]

minor mood jazz slick and soulful all in one song !! the zombies rocked

[@philamoureux675]

Santana did a remake of this Song, from His Album "Inner Secrets".

[@brianburkhardt876]

Also live version available

[@Minekeepout]

You enthusiasm and all around great attitude makes me smile every day!! I love that you truly give this music a chance.

[@richarddoran4217]

Check out time of the season. What's her name who's your daddy is ge rich like me

[@Matagot90]

I used to sing along with this song on my old transistor radio. Good times.

[@elmoomle4565]

In a similar vein: Dave Clark Five. Bits and Pieces Glad All Over

[@Straydogger]

And "Can't You See That She's Mine".

[@Nuerth]

Man what memories !! it takes me back these guys were a part of the British Invasion ~ the summer after the Beatles made their historic appearance on Ed Sullivan ~ American singers disappeared & every variety show featured British singers ~ By that fall I got suspended from high school for growing my hair long ~

[@delindagoldsberry9644]

Got my go go boots on workin it!

[@yesimsixtyfive]

Love the black and white footage too, many memories of watching TV and dancing and singing songs as a kid. I would recommend Chad and Jeremy, "Summer Song". Thanks for posting.

[@Ayce1955]

I took the meaning completely different. I thought the story was about a beautiful girl/woman who was so concerned about her appearance, she had no real thoughts of her own, and/or she was so stoned, "the lights were on, but nobody was home."

[@dylanthompson309]

Almost certain that is what it is

[@oakhillfound847]

Colin Blunstone has such a distinct voice. You knew it was his voice when he sang a few songs with the Alan Parsons Project

[@fab4fan5]

*Time of the Season* is 🔥 Song is sexy to me for some reason *WHO’S YOU’RE DADDY* 😏

[@CamiMack5616]

Colin Blunsworth's voice is sexy.

[@samhain1894]

Blunstone 🙂

[@calendarpage]

I was a young 'un when this came out in 1965. I remember thinking this sounded very adult compared to a lot of the other rock that was out at the time. Looking back, I have no idea why I felt that way, I just remember thinking this was one of the coolest songs ever to cool.

[@pauljansen1137]

damn man..you switch so fast to totally different styles and decades..i truly wonder what your personal favorite bands are..

[@karaminalee]

I love that we got THAT Tool song, then switched up to the Zombies!!

[@pauljansen1137]

@@karaminalee i love it too..he always surprises on that next move..

[@karaminalee]

Paul Jansen, Yes he does!! Love it!! Keeps us guessing. 😂

[@glassontherocks]

When music is in your heart. What difference does it make ? ... All good music is timeless. One hit wonders are the product of Murphy's Law.

[@pauljansen1137]

@@karaminalee yep..makes me want to go to bed just a little later (i'm european) so i can see what he comments on next..

[@daveowens9849]

I have this, and several other Zombie songs, on my Time Life Classic 60's cd collection. This song hit the American charts when I was 7 years old. Heard it a lot on the transistor radio I listened to while delivering newspapers when I was 11 and 12 years old. Great choice!

[@IZZY_EDIBLE]

This one's good'n vibey, but Santana's version really cooks!

[@michaeldelorenzo6827]

m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5iQhWt5fLKVkLM

[@MackerelCat]

Time of the Season by the zombies is amazing and Tell Her No is also another fave of mine!

[@julianortiz4151]

If you’re going to do another Zombies song it has to be “Time of the Season!” You can’t do this and not that one.

[@edb6690]

The keyboard player was Rod Argent who went on to form the group Argent after the Zombies broke up in the early 70's. They had several hits as well, Hold You Head Up, God Gave Rock and Roll To You.

[@GeminieCricket]

Oh yes ! I was there when it first came out, listening to this on my transistor radio, the summer before 7th grade,sounded better on my parent’s stereo in the living room. I am missing my parents and the 50’s and 60’s. 🥺

[@Troy_KC-2-PH]

I was born in '63 ... I can remember as early as about 1967 ... definitely '68. But this is probably the first time I've ever seen them in a video. I used to hear them on the radio a lot. I had a big clunky metal portable Panasonic radio ... I loved that radio. Yeah the 1960s had a lot of things going on, but, I was just a kid.

[@PixelatedH2O]

This song is 64 years old, and yet it's still timeless.

[@TangoEliott]

Now you are talking. This is from my youth. They are awesome. The best music! 60's, 70's, 80's....the best. It was a magical time. Glued to the radio to hear the next song. Beatles and the British invasion was magical. You had to be there to understand how boring some music was (Motown exception) and then BOOM, these guys came. All we had was TV and radio and movies....it was so freaking exciting.

[@LaptopLarry330]

The Zombies had a handful of hits during the 1960s. About a decade ago, the band reunited, and recorded a new album a few years ago. Also, a few years ago, The Zombies were inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame. Here on KZbin, there is footage of their interview on a CBS morning program (I cannot remember if it was on "CBS This Morning", or on "CBS Sunday Morning"), followed by a musical performance by The Zombies.