My son just called and told me he found this link and lo and behold it had to do with me.  I had totally forgotten about this side of the record.  It is from 1966.  It's a You Tube video but it's only the song.  I did a comment and filled them in that Nugent started with us after this record.  Gosh, I feel old tonight, but nostalgic.   This was the B side of the record. 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82pqj52xB0Y&feature=youtube_gdata_player 
 
I hope you enjoy this.  Of course it's a bad copy probably 50th generation but I think that some of the talent shines from the old days.   Have fun, I did!

Very cool blast from the past, Warren!  And, some really interesting trivia in the comments.  I never knew that you played with "The Nuge", very cool!
 
Thanks for sharing, buddy!
Bob

I grew up in the area and time of Ted Nugent and the Amboy Dukes in the Michigan rock hey day.  We all played the same rock festivals and venues.   Cool flashback to that era!

Daryl

Go go go Warren. This is really cool - I loved it when music sounded like this. Too cool.

I can't open the link ...

Gives me a B52 vibe. Interestingly enough, I actually bought an old Ice Cream truck and blare this over the speakers as I drive through the development...  Don't worry, there's a sign on the side that says "You must be at least this tall to ride..."


 

Thank was for sure a blast from the past. Very interesting. Now I know why you stay up so late. Kool stuff!!

Peace and blessings, John

That's cool.

What a driving track.

Thanks for posting.

sja

Didn't I hear this on the Ed Sullivan show?    That organ solo surely inspired Rod Argent.

Certainly before my time.  "31 high octane '60s movers and shakers" is quite appropriately describes this tune.  These guys were really cranking it.