The most "1960s" music video you will see this week...

[Dave Starsky]

Just to lighten the mood around here.

[mahatmakanejeeves]

1. That's just plain weird. NT

[Dave Starsky]

2. That's not weird. THIS is weird.

[mahatmakanejeeves]

3. What I meant was that

I spend a lot of time on YouTube sorting through '60s videos. I haven't seen another quite like that one. Most of them are grainy black and white.

Hall & Oates are up there though.

[Dave Starsky]

8. It looks like it was from a Spanish movie.

Unlike the usual clips that we usually see from shows like Shindig!, Where the Action Is, Happening, and the like.

Here's another "odd" one for you: The actual Yardbirds (with Jimmy Page, no less!) doing an ad for a milkshake product.

[zanana1]

11. That is one creepy video.

I like the song, but here they look like they're about to slash their wrists.

[Dave Starsky]

13. The keyboard player did commit suicide the following year.

After his wife was killed in a car accident.

[50 Shades Of Blue]

4. I feel old.

But 1966 was such a great year for music including this song! Thanks for the video, never saw it before.

[Dave Starsky]

7. I hadn't seen it before, either.

But I've always liked that song.

[llmart]

9. Me too!

Never saw the video since we didn't have MTV back in 1960's. We also didn't have the internet where we could google the lyrics, so if they weren't quite clear on the AM station, we just made up our own.

[yonder]

5. I lived in the Phillipines from 1967-1968.

For whatever reason this was the most ubiquitous, overplayed, worn out song played there. It was inescapable and almost constantly blaring from radios, bar bands, jukeboxes, etc.

I pretty much didn't care for it then but strangely enough, listening to it now instantly transported me back to that time.

It's still awful but thanks for the post and the memories.

[IcyPeas]

6. I didn't know Jimmy Fallon played guitar in this band

also the ending was like a Monkees/Beatles/Hard Days Night kind of thing

great song!

[musette_sf]

10. I loved the song back in the day,

and I'm happy to see Los Bravos get a little latter-day Q-man Love!

[Iggo]

14. "The 9th Film from Quentin Tarantino"

He said he'd make 10, right?

[Harker]

12. I had a 45 of that one. n/t