You Keep Me Hangin' On | Stereo Unedited Version | Vanilla Fudge
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2016-12-27に共有
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Here we are a half century later, and i'm still pleased and proud that people still enjoy this record.
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Message to the youngsters listening to this: don’t let this music die. Make sure your children hear this too.
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I'm 107 years old and this song wakes me up every morning
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This tune never gets old I am 98 years young.
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My big brother came home with this album when I was 15, Just turned 70 , still have it on the turn table. Good stuff.😎🇺🇸
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living as a teenager in the 60's was an experience I'll never forget. Every new group that debuted their first album was a feast for the ears and mind.
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After 50 years this tune is still relevant. Pure musicianship.
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To be stoned and listening to Vanilla Fudge back in the late 60s, well,......it was heavy.....good heavy......
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I'm 33 stumbling upon this gem by chance. I'm so thankful we can share music how we do. Amazing
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Thumbs up if you knew the song before watching Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
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107 yrs. Old has got to be the biggest blessing God could have given you 🙏💞
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TIMELESS
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The best version of this song
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I’m 25 years old, how have i never heard this before?! This is absolutely dynamite!!
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This song is like 10 songs combined into one
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In my humble opinion, this Vanilla Fudge version of the Supreme's hit is the greatest cover of someone else's hit ever. If it's not, I don't know what is. I love this version as much today as I did the first time I heard it so many years ago. Hello hello... I'm at a place called Vertigo, it's everything I wish I didn't know except you keep me hanging on...
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IF you grew up when I did and listened to Vanilla Fudge, specifically this song, you'd get your speakers, turn them towards each other, crank the hell out of the stereo and lay down between the speakers,,,,, Just Amazing!
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RIP Tim Bogert. 1944-2021
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I'm 71,, someone else jus said it in the 60's,every new song ,new band that came out was a experience,I remember seeing Vanilla Fudge on the Ed Sullivan show,they did this song an I was hooked on it ,still am . All u younger generations out there reading this plz keep passing it on to ur kids . The 60'-70'was where all our music evolved from ,all riffs , melodies,hooks whatever ,that's where they came from !!!
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I’ll forever love how Brad Pitt character totally defused the Manson family attack at the end, while trippin balls. That movie was too good. Another killer from QT.
