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[@jamesonlewispresents]

There is a live video out there of this. So much emotion. The Bass player is FULLY immersed

[@DoktorSick]

Yeah !!!! Vanilla fudge was on the ed sullivan show. They played this song live. I saw rerun of it and blown away.

[@donnadavid1972]

Bassist Tim Bogert Passed away January 2021. Formed "Cactus" In 1970 after Vanilla Fudge. Masterful, Energetic Bass Player! RIP Mr Bogert!

[@paulmorris8762]

@@donnadavid1972 was also in Beck Bogert and Appice

[@ballsyrocker]

This was one of the songs and groups that influenced me to play bass guitar and sing in a rock band back in 1967. Later in 1968 ,our rock band Deep River Rock Band from north Indiana did this song and the crowd went crazy every time. (We had one of those revolving highway orange truck lights when we started the song.) I sang high backup vocals on it. Rock on kiddies! I am 73 today and still a bass man rocker! I won't even get started on what groups I saw live back in the day..One was Led Zeppelin!! The drummer, Carmine Appice was and is considered the second best drummer ever ,after John Bonham of Led Zeppepin.Tim Bogert on bass here with Mark Stein on organ and vocals. If you want to hear each of Vanilla Fudges musicians do a solo in the same song, get In The Beginning CD or LP and listen to "Break Song". It is 25 minutes long with each member doing solos . Peace.

[@leannmiller7153]

Ah yes, Vanilla Fudge! One of my fav bands back in “the olden days”…..ok, I was only 13/14 but used to sneak the album from my older sisters room🤣

[@cozmiccow9936]

I will always maintain that this was at least a top3 cover of all time. Truly great

[@wendyt7958]

This version is by far the most soulful...I've always loved this. The psychedelic 60's is one of my favorite genres because it paved the way for 70's prog rock. So damn good. Great reaction guys

[@ozmaile7938]

FYI. Not a UK band as you read. L.I. NY and New Jersey !

[@918leonard]

Yup

[@randallbrown3317]

I was 15 years old when i saw Vanilla Fudge in concert! That band did covers in their own way, you forgot about the original! There cover of the Beatles Eleanor Rigby is fantastic!!! But there was another band from 1972 that also covered Eleanor Rigby that was turned into a funk fusion, that to this day still blows my mind!! That band was The Pure Food and Drug Act! The album was called Choice Cuts.

[@simontrucker3624]

It's been mentioned already, but the 1968 live version on the Ed Sullivan is epic.

[@disneyforthewin]

So epic!!!

[@LarryNeie-lj7zc]

I agree.

[@markmaioli4]

Sorry Supremes but this is by far the best version of this song. So much emotion where the Supremes is a bouncy pop song.

[@BoWeava]

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[@wendyt7958]

totally agree

[@BrokenGodEnt]

I like em both, but I lean this direction for sure.

[@Beast-bf4cl]

Wrong sorry

[@seanwright1749]

Man!!!! It's been over 30 years since I heard that version. Thanks you for that.

[@theRevolutionist]

Correction: From N.Y. not the U.K.

[@ed.z.]

And NEW JERSEY.

[@jaidynheadford4092]

This Is One of the Songs Ruthless Metal Included on His Video Called Who Invented Heavy Metal.

[@ozmaile7938]

Awesome song ! They inspired many later groups. Fun trivia. Led Zeppelin open for them on a tour .... Carmine. The drummer is a must see there some great videos out there of it live. Up there with All Along the Watch Tower as the greatest covers (re-invetions)

[@brucefelger4015]

When this came out, no one had heard anything like this!

[@EyezenMediaProds]

GREAT American rock band... ah the '60s

[@LeviAWilson]

Hi, I've never written on your page before even though I have watched your channel's reactions a few different times and have found them very enjoyable. However, after watching your reaction to this one and seeing that you both really liked it, you should watch them doing this song live. There is a live tv version from the Ed Sullivan from 1968 that I've seen quite a few people doing reactions for on this song, and these 4 guys are very good performers live. With myself being a songwriter, vocalist and multi-instrumentalist starting at the age of 12 years old, I thought these guys did a great job live on this song. The keyboard played does lead vocals while the guitar player, bass player and drummer do all the backing vocals. I played in the 80's and 90's so that's something that you used to see a lot of with more then one singer in the band. I was in two different bands where all of us could sing lead vocals, so we did all kinds of harmonies like these bands did. It was normal to see this in bands back then. But you won't see it now or even for the last 25 years or so. But I just thought it's something that both of you would enjoy so I thought I would mention it when I saw your reaction to the audio version. Great work from both of you.

[@reality1958]

Thank you Sori for your readings to introduce the band and song. Even for an old rocker like me I still learn some stuff

[@chrisjamieson3452]

O.K. This seems more reasonable for your channel. It's also an excellent pick (suggestion) overlooked by others reviewing classic rock. They were also very animated live with this hit.

[@bryanforis1839]

Saw them them at record in New Jersey great guys and great live group

[@randallbrown3317]

MOTOWN definitely made some big dollars off the Vanilla Fudge re-makes/Covers! Great Band with some great ideas!

[@sukie584]

They’re not from the UK. They’re from NY/NJ

[@disneyforthewin]

An all time fav!!!!!!!!

[@michaelhoward900]

The absolute epitome of psychedelia.

[@paulmorris8762]

they also remade Beatles tunes and Jr Walker's Shotgun but you should watch them do this on Ed Sullivan - Carmine Appice is a monster on drums

[@LarryNeie-lj7zc]

Not only Beatles and Jr Walker but Sonny and Cher, the Zombies, Donovan's Season of the Witch! They were true song stylists. Saw the original band in 1987 in Ft Worth. !!

[@Minimuta]

OK.. You gotta hear their interpretation of "Eleanor Rigby."

[@danielstartek1497]

A dollar 25 what a deal!

[@RobertERensch]

If you would like to see where Vanilla Fudge’s rhythm section went, have a listen to a band called Cactus. Suggest “Parchman Farm” or “Can’t Judge a Book by the Cover”. ✌️

[@axelowell4084]

It's a century Song!

[@vicprovost2561]

Those guys were unreal and had nice careers after this band. You should try Iron Butterfly and their 2nd biggest hit, In the Time of Our Lives. It is an all time banger right around the same time in that era. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶

[@drmmadude]

I’m the drummer of the fudge. Carmine Appice’s we are not a UK band. We are from NYC area. 😮

[@barfoonisland2003]

TOTALLY AWESOME DRUMMING !!!

[@harveybecker4298]

you guys will love bang bang or ticket to ride

[@gregcarlson6342]

Great song. Going to have to Google it and see what they have!

[@alghul66]

fuck, I thought that this was originally made by kim Wilde 😱. it's strange now listening that rocky original😯

[@rs-ye7kw]

Actually this is not the original either. The Supremes did a pop version of it a year or two before.

[@tonyperez3920]

In my top 25 of all time non metal songs.

[@ed.z.]

Not Morse Code either. It’s the rhythm from the original by The Supremes. What source has so many mistakes.

[@ed.z.]

No Siri, they are not British. American 100%.

[@RhiannaBarr]

Theyre not UK they're from New Jersey!

[@edwardmeradith2419]

Proto-prog!

[@Mrrobot1979]

Fun fact they recorded this song in one take

[@disneyforthewin]

Really? So cool!

[@bengordon6053]

I thought they were the Vagrants the first time I heard this on the radio WNEW-FM

[@JoseRodriguez-iu2rg]

this version was played in "once upon a time in Hollywood" movie towards the end with Brad Pitt destroying the Manson family😅

[@jaredwatson76]

The perfect song for that scene. Brad’s acid is kicking in and tensions are rising

[@BoWeava]

🤓🤙

[@chris666boss]

Kim Wilde did a cover of this song

[@BreannaMae]

I personally prefer Kim Wilde's 1986 cover over every version, including the original and this one. This one is way too 70s prog rock for my taste.

[@riccardoriva6183]

The best reaction. This is why I subscribe. I hope they react to more psychedelic songs the same way they reacted to this song. If I can place an order, REACT to that great song called SATORI III by the spectacular band THE FLOWER TRAVELING BAND. Thanks and keep up the great work.

[@ivanstepanovic1327]

I can't believe what I'm saying, but disco version of this song sounds way better...