help with a big wibbage hit 65-66

[oasisrulz]

Does anyone remember this hit from the Sheep called Hide and Seek late 65 early 66,...it did not crack the top 40 but in Philly it was a very big WIBBAGE hit....it was right in the middle of the British Invasion... I think they were a Surf-Beach Group.  I misplaced this song on the Boom label years ago...I know I am not dreaming, does anyone know of this tune and if its available...Rhapsody, Limewire and YouTube which has everything ever made does not have it either....thanks...

[mook]

Buy it here:


http://cgi.ebay.com/The-Sheep-Hide-and-Seek-Boom-Thumping-Garage-45-RPM_W0QQitemZ360166479715QQcmdZViewItemQQptZMusic_on_Vinyl?hash=item53db985763&_trksid=p3286.m20.l1116

[fennessy]

I remember it by Bunker Hill. " I went down the road, the road was muddy, I stumped my toe, my toe was bloody..."

[DaveWilliams]

"Hide & Seek" by the Sheep was on Boom Records, and it was really the Strangeloves from Bert Burns Bang label.  Its in our rotation at www.oldiesradio1620.com

[oasisrulz]

thanks for the help people....that was a real wibbage hit....I still remember the Bird talking it up around 2:45 in the PM.....

[wibg1020]

In case you haven't heard, New Jersey and the region are rockin' with
WIBBAGE FM @ 94.3 This 6 kilowatt powerhouse in the metro Atlantic City
market has had such an incredible appeal to so many people, with a multitude of
WIBBAGE retrojingles, commercials and original WIBBAGE airchecks.  Check it out
on line at www. wibbage.fm and when in the region we're at 94.3. The jingles were
never heard on FM, although WIBBAGE FM's sister station WIBG1020 LifeRadio
has been airing them for years.  We'got Jim Nettleton and many other very familiar
regional voices . We're not just oldies.. we're WIBBAGE FM
and yes we play many of the hard to forget one hit wonders as well!
The dynamics of the old jingle alone with full 20kHz fidelity provide a terrific
listening experience!

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off the hook. It's like it never went away, just reappeared on FM

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