[virgil283]

I like the 'dancers' or 'jumpers'.....Good song from the 60s...

[cicero2k]

I never saw / heard this and I was 15 then.

Sounds a little like Jim Morrison/ Doors.

How far we have come with choreography since, re - backup dancers.

[BenLurkin]

“Where the Action Is”

What ever became of Paul Revere and the Raiders?

[skyman]

Wow I had that record but I forgot about this song. It’s been decades since I’ve heard it. Thanks for the memories but now I feel really old :-)

[Proud2BeRight]

Strange how songs like this one bring back memories.

[BenLurkin]

I remember the song, but don’t recall seeing the band.

The lead reminds me a bit of Lorenzo St. DuBois!

[Kirkwood]

Everyone wears glove on one hand. Eight year old Michael Jackson takes notes.

[lee martell]

I think the kids in the background are doing The Jerk and The Monkey. The singer does not have an easy voice to listen to. To perform a rambling, stomping sort of song as this one goes best if the singer has a strong voice with good range and projection. He sang as if he was holding back. Whereas with other balladeer shouters like Jim Morrison, the volume and variation of power made you listen. If this had been slowed down to about half the quickness, it would have been a better listen.

[dangus]

WOW, that guy looks old for what was a fairly new band!

[reagandemocrat]

Thanks for taking me back.

Did a little browsing and stumbled upon this John Lennon, Frank Zappa, and Yoko Ono clas(sic):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3auiYaRw2WU

Hehe

[Fiji Hill]

I remember the Music Machine. In August and September, 1966, they had a prominent position on Boss Radio 93 KHJ’s playlist and were frequently on local television.

[blam]

The same era:

Jimmi Hendrix made the song 'Hey Joe' famous...here are some people who did it before him:

The Leaves

Love

The Soulbenders

Cher