"Woman You're Breaking Me" - The Substitutes featuring Ronnie Charles

The Groop were an innovative Melbourne based pop group from the '60s. Their second incarnation scored a number of significant hits in Australia including this song that reached #2 in1967. Ronnie Charles was the charismatic singer in The Groop back then and here reprises the song with similar verve, backed by The Substitutes. The songs still rocks!

[@barnowl.]

I went to a function at a Melbourne venue some years ago. Ronnie and the Substitutes were playing. I danced for hours. It was a great night with a great band. I sooo enjoyed myself and have happy memories of it. Thanks guys !

[@lawhodgman3915]

Go Ronnie 👌👌👌

[@1mmickk]

Just an incredible voice.

[@maskofsorrow]

Now there's a singer who still has it. Well done Ronnie.

[@stevegordon8474]

The Groop played at my brother's 21st birthday party at The Garrison in Windsor, Melbourne. Long time ago.

[@joereedsmith1531]

Lucky boy.

[@stevegordon8474]

@@joereedsmith1531 My brother was a good person but he wasn't always lucky as he died of cancer at the age of 50. So I was glad he had some good times when he was alive.

[@gary36104]

His still got it good band

[@oldscorpsfan]

WTF!!! This is brilliant. This song is a great memory from my younger days (along with Such a Lovey Way). Ronnie Charles you are a class act. Great stuff!!!

[@noelroberts8199]

Love That song from the 60's, Brings back memories of a great Aussie era with great bands like The Groop...........

[@debbieprout5787]

First time I saw The Groop I was 14 at the Myer Music Bowl!

[@lyndacurran]

The drummer does a great job

[@lmccism]

Brilliant performance by band & Ronnie ❤️

[@daijones101]

What a great voice Ronnie has

[@paulahunt2737]

Great clip Ronnie and th Substitutes x

[@andyjay9346]

Met Ronnie in 1996. He was living at Tamborine Mountain, Queensland then. Had some great chats and get-togethers.

[@lmccism]

Top class.

[@michaelrose5614]

Ronnie Charles should of featured on many more records. Katey Jane should of been bigger than was.

[@peterscott9235]

A song written by Brian Cadd and Richard Wright both members of the Groop... great song.

[@rodneybrown4951]

Omg!

[@TheReevessss]

Still a Babe.

[@anthonymcdibble9496]

Really?

[@anthonymcdibble9496]

Was this at the Flying Saucer Club?

[@glenlyons98]

Yep.