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Five O' Clock World - The Vogues (Original Post)
appalachiablue
Dec 2021
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cilla4progress
(24,728 posts)1. Omigod -
My very first ear worm when I was but a girl!
Thanks for the memory!
appalachiablue
(41,131 posts)2. Same, it was a thrill when it came
on the radio when I was a tween. Luved it!
Hal Ketchum did a great version too, 80s or 90s.
cilla4progress
(24,728 posts)4. Nice!
Do you know what year it came out? I didn't look it up.
Let me guess: 1967?
appalachiablue
(41,131 posts)5. '67 sounds right. Ketchum was from NY state
and moved to Texas to start a prof career in music. Wonderful voice, sadly he passed away a couple years ago at 67. Past the Point of Rescue, great song is one that Hal's well known for.
Pinback
(12,154 posts)3. Cool song -- "live" version (lip-synched):
Love the sharkskin suits on that album cover!
appalachiablue
(41,131 posts)6. That's good, lively, a real 60s performance. Tx.
msongs
(67,395 posts)7. original 1965 mono single has no horns or strings (prefer it) same as You're The One...
horns and strings were overdubbed for the hits albums and/or re-recorded
appalachiablue
(41,131 posts)10. Very nice, their voices & more really come through
dchill
(38,474 posts)8. Thanks for the memory!
appalachiablue
(41,131 posts)11. YW, loved this so much when real young & still do.
dchill
(38,474 posts)13. Me, too. I was a freshman when it came out.
Diamond_Dog
(31,985 posts)9. Thanks - what a great song!
Used originally as Drew Carey Show theme before they switched to Cleveland Rocks.
appalachiablue
(41,131 posts)12. It's a gem, one of a kind- classic 60s.