The better version( arguably

Such a classic, and music today can not compare to this.

Damn. Um...Supremes...?

This songs makes me wanna do drugs and trip out ❤

For some reason this song was in my deep memory and I haven't heard it in probably almost 50 years. My dad had the single "Woman" with this as the B side of course. I remember going through his records and playing this song over and over again when I was a little kid. He told me he had bought it for the A side back in the 60s. I couldn't remember the title of this song until I Googled the "Woman" single to figure out what the B side was.

Saw these guys live at Red Rocks Amphitheater in Denver well technically West of Denver. In an altered state. Either 67, 68 or 69 I have no idea.

One of the greatest rock songs ever! Up there with the big ones for sure!

I actually like this song better than "I Had Too Much To Dream Last Night" but not to say that song was bad.

The version they recorded after they got electric instruments. The biggest publishing money maker for McGuinn or Clark.

I was a young drummerwhen this came outand I learned every part faithfully. Many years later, I was privileged to interview Carmine on my radio show. Years after that, here I am picking out songs for this week's show, and this magically appeared again. New music is good, but just as important to keep great music like this in the public's ears too. Most of them weren't lucky enough to grow up in the 1960s and '70s, the greatest period of musical creativity and innovation ever.

One of my all time faves!

Lead singers were so cooool back then..

Sorry dude ! But thats not Jimmy Fox on Time wont let me…he left for college and played on other songs. But he did go to the James Gang…

Mafia 3 put me on to this song 😂😂

To be stoned and listening to Vanilla Fudge back in the late 60s, well,......it was heavy.....good heavy......

I was about 8 or 9 when first exposed to the Classics IV by my 10 years older brother. When he left for college, he left me his little record player and a stack of 45s all the way to the ceiling. I was exposed early to all the big names of the day including the Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Vanilla Fudge, The Beach Boys, The Ventures, and Dave Clark Five. Still have a huge appreciation for the music of those days, but most of my favorites were from the 70s. My brother has gone on to be with the Lord, but I will always credit him with my love of music.

I like this truly psychedelic song. The electric prunes are truly electric.❤❤❤

Do the pony

Never to be forgotten by music lovers. Thank you. Love everything he gave us.

My eyes still I hurt when I hear this song. Overwhelming losses Bobby and Buddy. Thank you.

Go Turtles. Thank you.

Good clean fun. Thank you.

Still an incredible tune! It takes me back to a good place..

Rechanneled to simulate Stereo. You Keep Me Hangin' On was never recorded or mixed down to stereo by Shadow Morton in 1967 so it only exits in Mono... Even the Stereo version of the album SD33-224, the track is in mono. Any "stereo" mix of this song online was unofficially done by audio software to simulate stereo and not issued by Atlantic/Atco.

I have the vinyl album. Very seldom are remakes are better than the original’s.

I remember when this came out

This song is fantastic It has all the elements Brian applied in California Girls. 12 string hooks, organ arpeggios, walking bass lines, soaring harmonies. All foreshadowing Pet Sounds and Good Vibrations. The use of silence before the chorus has not been duplicated and was ground breaking 💔

Superb

👏👏👏👏 💎🏆🥇👍 🎓🔝🎧👌

Sam & Dave were great.!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dennis Yost.

I feel so sorry for kids whose parents don't expose the to real music like this gem.

I was a young teen when this great song was on the radio back then, I wish I'd listened closer to the lyrics

Personnel Carmine Appice - drums, vocals Tim Bogert - bass, vocals Vince Martell - guitar, vocals Mark Stein - lead vocals, keyboards-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Vanilla Fudge Studio album by Vanilla Fudge Released August 1967 Recorded 1967 Genre Psychedelic rockacid rockproto-prog Vanilla Fudge is the debut studio album by the American psychedelic rock band Vanilla Fudge. Released in summer 1967 as Atco 33-224/mono, SD 33-224/stereo, it consists entirely of half-speed covers and three short original instrumental compositions. The album was Vanilla Fudge's most successful, peaking at #6 on the Billboard album charts and number #8 in Finland in November 1967.[1][2] Parts of the original stereo LP were actually mixed in mono, including the entire track "You Keep Me Hangin' On". An edited version of "You Keep Me Hangin' On" was released as a single and also charted.Track listing Side one No. Title Writer(s) Length 1. "Ticket to Ride" John Lennon-Paul McCartney 5:40 2. "People Get Ready" Curtis Mayfield 6:30 3. "She's Not There" Rod Argent 4:55 4. "Bang Bang" Sonny Bono 5:20 Side 1 of the album ends with: "The following is a series of high-frequency tones..." Side two No. Title Writer(s) Length 5. "Illusions of My Childhood-Part One" 0:20 6. "You Keep Me Hanging On" Brian Holland-Lamont Dozier-Eddie Holland 7:26 7. "Illusions of My Childhood-Part Two" 0:23 8. "Take Me for a Little While" Trade Martin 3:27 9. "Illusions of My Childhood-Part Three" 0:22 10. "Eleanor Rigby" Lennon-McCartney 8:24

Great stereo!!!

Sung this version live hundreds of times, never tire of it,

Good tune, personal favorite 😊

This one is the 😊❤best song you can get

Oh, hell yeah! Had the album back in the day!👍

This song goes out to all the evil narcissists, Goodbye, I take my power back and myself back

Holy cow, I am so glad this video was recommended. I had no idea what the song was, but I was intrigued by the picture so I clicked on it. As soon as I heard the first couple of notes I knew exactly what song it was. It's such a wonderful song. I remember hearing this on the car radio when I was a little girl. Our family had a CORVAIR!

“And you are…?” “I’m The Devil… and I’m here to do The Devil’s business.” “… nah it was dumber than that.”

Amazing cover Maybe better than the motown version. Drummer kicks effing ass

One of the few Motown covers I like better than the original.

I didn't know of this version before the movie but i am glad i do now. Best soundtracks in his movies!

I'm 150 years old

Is he having an epileptic seizure?

SOOO much better with the 35 second instrumental intro, than the version most people are familiar with.

Muy bonitos recuerdos Para mi tengo 69 años y la escucho con la misma alegría cuando tenía 14 años

Southern California, Orange County 1970. Just came to California form another country and this song was playing on the radio.