the nightcrawlers - grown up wrong - stereo remix
Edit for headphones. If you cover the Jagger/Richards song "Grown Up Wrong", well, then you are a genuine Rolling Stones fan. From the album "Little Black Egg" by Big Beat Records (CDWIKD 203). Another example of how a vintage mono Rolling Stones song would sound if it were in stereo.
The Nightcrawlers were formed in the mid-'60s and one of the most regionally popular Florida rock groups of that era. Conlon's original material showed a Byrds/Beau Brummels influence in the folky guitar riffs, minor melodies, and introspective lyrics, but weren't nearly as skilled or developed as those groups were. Conlon actually left the band in spring 1966 and the Nightcrawlers broke up a few months later, although two of the members formed a different lineup of the Nightcrawlers that did one more single for Kapp, "My Butterfly." That 45 was Who-lite, not very similar to the old garage-folk-rock Nightcrawlers and in spite of that, was their best song other than "The Little Black Egg." They never recorded after 1967, but different lineups with the Nightcrawlers name continued to perform until 1970.
GROWN UP WRONG
(Mick Jagger/Keith Richards)
Well you've grown up all wrong
Well you've grown up all wrong
You coming on too strong
Well you've grown up all wrong
Well you were easy to fool, when you were at school, but
You've grown up all wrong
Well you've grown up to me
Well you've grown up to me
Can't believe what I see
Well you've grown up to me
Well you look so sweet when you're in your seat, but
You've grown up to me
Well you've grown up too fast
Well you've grown up too fast
Let's forget about the past
Well you've grown up too fast
Well you won't be a fool, but I'm through with you
Well you've grown up too fast
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The Nightcrawlers were formed in the mid-'60s and one of the most regionally popular Florida rock groups of that era. Conlon's original material showed a Byrds/Beau Brummels influence in the folky guitar riffs, minor melodies, and introspective lyrics, but weren't nearly as skilled or developed as those groups were. Conlon actually left the band in spring 1966 and the Nightcrawlers broke up a few months later, although two of the members formed a different lineup of the Nightcrawlers that did one more single for Kapp, "My Butterfly." That 45 was Who-lite, not very similar to the old garage-folk-rock Nightcrawlers and in spite of that, was their best song other than "The Little Black Egg." They never recorded after 1967, but different lineups with the Nightcrawlers name continued to perform until 1970.
GROWN UP WRONG
(Mick Jagger/Keith Richards)
Well you've grown up all wrong
Well you've grown up all wrong
You coming on too strong
Well you've grown up all wrong
Well you were easy to fool, when you were at school, but
You've grown up all wrong
Well you've grown up to me
Well you've grown up to me
Can't believe what I see
Well you've grown up to me
Well you look so sweet when you're in your seat, but
You've grown up to me
Well you've grown up too fast
Well you've grown up too fast
Let's forget about the past
Well you've grown up too fast
Well you won't be a fool, but I'm through with you
Well you've grown up too fast
®© UMG
®© therock&rollingsixties
All rights reserved by the copyright owners. This nonprofit fan-made video is solely to promote awareness and interest in the artists and the music. This sound recording is administered by UMG. No copyright infringement is intended. The purpose of this upload is for viewer enjoyment and education, not for monetary gain.
Disclaimer
All the pictures shown in this video are property of their respective owners. I don't hold any copyright about these pictures. These pictures have been collected from different public sources including different websites, considering to be in public domain.
If any one has any objection of displaying any picture here, just send an email and I will remove it immediately, after verification of the claim.
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