1. Ja,"Needles an Pins",ein Stück welches meine allererste Freundin und wir liebten... Was Sie wohl heute macht?Geht es Ihr gut?Ich war am Ende nicht gut zu ihr,das geb ich zu. Mache mir grosse Vorwürfe deswegen,verdammt! Aber heute?Wen interessiert das noch? Dir vielleicht,G.H.?
2. można słuchać bez końca
3. On this day in 1963 {May 18th} Jackie DeShannon performed this song on CBS-TV's "The Jackie Gleason Show" On that very day it entered Billboard's Hot Top 100; eventually it peaked at #84 and spent 4 weeks in the Top 100... It was written by Jack Nitzsche and Sonny Bono... Three covered versions have charted: The Searchers {#13 in 1964}, Smokie {#68 in 1977}, and Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers {#37 in 1985}... R.I.P. Mr. Gleason, Mr. Nitzsche, and Mr. Bono...
4. 70's Rock brings me to You Tube for my daily dose of memories!
5. nur der Chris fand sich so toll, dass er nicht singt, wenn die Technik nicht geht. Der hat erstmal 15 Minuten auf der Bühne gestanden und gar nix gemacht. Dann hat er sich doch überwindet und gesungen, aber Needles and Pins war nicht dabei, fand ich scheiße, dass sein Hit nicht dabei war. ich liebe Smokie aber da muss ich sagen waren die anderen Bandy besser. Am besten haben mir The Rubbets gefallen
6. Ich war mal vor etwa einem Jahr aufm Konzert von Chris Norman. Andere Sänger sind auch aufgetreten, Chris kam zum Schluss. Alle Sänger waren toll und ham das Ding gerockt. Nur Chris hat gezickt, denn angeblich ging bei ihm die Technik, mit der man die Stimme verbessert nicht, das hat er zumindest auf der Bühne gesagt. Bei den anderen wars kein Problem, vielleicht gings da auch schon nicht, aber die ham das beste draus gemacht und ham gerockt!
7. Nos anos 70 cantavam, não cagavam como hoje se caga.
8. AWESOME SONG EVER!!!100*
9. MUSIC , MELODY , HARMONY,.,THE 70S GREATEST ,TRUE ARTISTS
10. It's strange but when I'm hearing to it, I sometime feel that this song is in some way similar to Here comes the sun by The Beatles. Anyway, great one :-)
11. dont worry man im from Finland alles gut..
12. my english is bad, sorry, but iam german
13. thats memories when i was a teen, i was a fan of smokie. in this times it was fan of smokie or from the bay city rollers. oh it was so long ago. great thank you smokie
14. excellent, unluckily at first time i heard it in czech version as a Mýdlový princ (also nice song) but in english and from these guys is definitely much better :) Greeting from Czech republic..
15. Smokie come from bradford,i went to the same school as uttleys daughter,Chris Norman lived just down the road from me,thats a fact,love em,dark alleys and street lights was one of the first albums i bought,EXCELLENT
16. long hair days always were good , until the boneheads came in.
17. I REMEMBER THIS SONG,AS A YOUNGER TEEN,LOL GREAT SONG,BRINGS BACK A LOT OF MEMERIOUS!!!
18. Guys, im 17, i really like this sort of music.. cn anyone tell me any other bands or arttists that were around at this timne of smokie? Il isten to older myusic such as Jiom reevers/J.Cash, even abit of Christie
19. Brilliant
20. nice work guys..
21. Yes, I do actually. The version they used was played by The Searchers. :)
22. yes me too! only do you know which version of the song they used? which artist? none of the ones that I have found have sounded like the intro...I really thought it was the Beatles....????
23. No, you're not Russian. I see it quite clearly now. You are in idiot. From the country called The Republic of Idiocy
24. Haha it's not possible that i could be born in soviet, because i am norwegian and not russian! if i was born in the 1960s in RUSSIA, I would have been born in soviet, yes, but i'm born in norway so just accept it, crazy Justin Bieber lover!
25. I am not Russian, I'm Norwegian. And if the Soviets were back... then we would never had wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, the Philippines, Vietnam, Kuwait or Serbia. The great sollution would have been to remove America and split it into 13 countries - under the same names as the 13 colonies before the Superpower of Dictatorship (USA) was founded! And the USA started the Al Qaeda (that later turned against them), Nazi Pisrael, Pinochet, Khmer Rouge among others! Bring the USSR Back Home!

Smokie - Needles and Pins 1977

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Smokie - Needles and Pins 1977 (Originals by Jackie DeShannon/US and The Searchers/UK 1963) I saw her today, I saw her face, It was a face I loved, and I knew, I had to run away, And get down on my knees and pray That they'd go away, And still they begin, Needles and pins, Because of all my pride, The tears I gotta hide. Oh, I thought I was smart, I'd won a heart, Didn't think I do, But now you see, She's worse to him and me, Let her go ahead, And take this love instead, And one day she will see, Just how to say "please", And get down on her knees, That's how they begin, You'll feel those needles and pins, Hurtin' her, hurtin' her, What can't I stop and tell myself I'm wrong, I'm wrong, so wrong, What can't I stand up, and tell myself I'm strong. Because I saw her today I saw her face, It was a face I loved, and I knew, I had to run away, And get down on my knees and pray, That they'd go away, And still they begin, Needles and pins, Because of all my pride, The tears I gotta hide Needles and pins, Needles and pins, Needles and pins, Needles and pins
Tags: Pop 70s UK Smokie Needles and Pins 1977 I' saw her today face It was the love knew had to run away Chris Norman Searchers Jackie DeShannon