Wham Bam (Shang-A-Lang) / Silver

The 60's were gone and we were all looking forward to better daze. Little did we know. Anyway, the song fills me with hope and home and things long gone and love long dead. It makes me feel special, sad and happy all at the same time. Luv.

I heard this on the satellite radio @ work recently & it flooded me with warm, fun times with my brother George Shull. We grew up in York, PA & he sadly passed away from a heart attack 3 years ago. I love him & miss him so. Please enjoy this song for us !

How I miss being in my 20's.

Ah, the summer of 76..........great time to be a teenager..........this song was my favorite that summer which was spent at the beach daily! It will always remind me of my first love.........a handsome lifeguard!;-)

Great Song, Thanks for posting...

the photo's have an eerie quality because there are never any people in them

This is a great song. Cant fintd it onNapster a=or I tunes!!!

Reminds me my teenage carefree years. Oh how I wish music today was half as good as the stuff from the 1970's.

I love the shots of Los Angeles. It makes me homesick for a time and place that have long since past.

This fantastic song reached #16 in the summer of 1976.

This is a great song --- really brought back memories too. Those songs from the 70's cant be beat

Listening to this song is like stepping into a time machine. I'm a sixth grader again at Lindbergh in St. Joseph, MO. (Pony Express) My favorite teacher of all time,Mr. Gary McKown sees I don't have a dad, so he takes me camping, fishin & hunting,to the Brown bear tavern for Foosball games and listening to greg everett (RIP 3/4/2008)KKJO AM, Teachers who do this for kids without a dad are priceless.

Listening to this song is like stepping into a time machine. I'm a sixth grader again at Lindbergh in St. Joseph, MO. (Pony Express) My favorite teacher of all time,Mr. Gary McKown sees I don't have a dad, so he takes me camping, fishin & hunting,to the Brown bear tavern for Foosball games and listening to KKJO AM, Teachers who do this for kids without a dad are priceless.

wolffancais you hit the nail on the head about a coming of age year in 1976, this music is like a modern day time machine and I'm a sixth grader again. I never met my dad and my sixth grade teacher (Gary McKown in St. Joseph Missouri at Linbergh Elementary School) took the boys in the class on trips hunting, fishing, camping, snack machine route..what a teacher and role model never be another like him, we would jam KKJO am St. Joseph Missouri on the radio and enjoy 1976

Hardlines4:This is my first post and you are SO right.My sister saw them in concert and got the album cover autographed by the lead singer.Todays music S**ks !!

Thanks for posting. Great hysterical memory from my now adult p.o.v. I was in 8th grade, Rochester NY, in love w/ this "untouchable" girl who sang this song in the lunchroom w/ friends. I started listening to it on AM radio, thinking of her. Rushed out to Woolworths & bought a vinyl album called "K-Tel presents: AM Pop Hits" that had this on it. Played it to death, loving the tune & fantasizing about dating "Suzanne". She was a nice girl, we talked, but she never knew I dreamed of marrying her.

Amen to that hardlines4