Thanks for sharing, Catfan. Very impressive. I take it that was Shindig.

Nice clip Tim
That song has been reprised by many other performers:Johnny Kid &the Pirates,The Swinging Blue Jeans, etc.....The most successful with it ,would be Canada's
The Guess Who(American Woman)

Johnny Kidd was huge in England, and The Who's great cover on "Live at Leeds" was my introduction to this tune.

Nifty trivia: According to Wikipedia's entry on The Guess Who, the band was known as Chad Allan and the Expressions until the release of their version of Shakin' All Over:

[Shakin' All Over] reached #1 in Canada, #22 in the U.S (where Quality [the band's Canadian record label] had licensed the track to the American Scepter label for release in the U.S.) , and #27 in Australia. However, in an attempt to build a mystique around the record, Quality Records credited the single only to "Guess Who?" It was hoped that some listeners might assume the "Guess Who?" identity was deliberately masking several famous performers working under a pseudonym -- given the "beat group" nature of the record, perhaps even members of The Beatles and/or other popular British Invasion bands. In concealing the identity of the band in this fashion, Quality Records may have been influenced by a similar ploy made the previous year by "The You Know Who Group", an American outfit whose Merseybeat-ish 1964 single "Roses Are Red My Love" had peaked at #43 in the US, and at #21 in Canada.

Cheers,

QQ

Great song. I`ve never heard this before. Seeing Donna Loren always brings back memories of The Joker Goes To School/He Meets His Match, The Grisly Ghoul. 2 of my favorite episodes! Thanks for sharing!