First Time Seeing | 3 Generation Reaction | Mungo Jerry | In The Summertime 

1970... summer and Mungo Jerry on the radio... when people were laid back, relaxed, not offended by every little thing.... we had fun, we had a laugh and quirky songs like this just lifted you

It's impossible to not know this song.

Blowing in that jug and a perfect summer song. Brings back memories.

In the Summer Time went to No1 in 12 countries, no3 in the US

Its Mutton Chops haha Love you ladies

Mungo Jerry are a British rock band from the 70's. "In The Summertime" was their biggest hit. I remember this fun catchy tune & it brings back good memories. They had some other songs mostly popular in the UK such as "Baby Jump", "Lady Rose", "Alright, Alright, Alright", "You Don't Have To Be In The Army To Fight In The War" etc.

My new game is to guess how many seconds it'll take before Donna recognizes the currant song, lol. I remember this song from back when it was a hit in 1970, I was nine years old at the time, listening to a little hand held transistor radio. By the way, those side burns are called 'Mutton Chops'.

This was the best hit it was classic ragtime.ten out of ten . The louder it was on am radio the better it was . True classic. My parents even loved it .every .one loved it ..... they even played it on country it was every station. And it didn't fade .it's great to this day .a true hit that is timeless.

The sound of summer from my childhood, wonderful! Cheers guys.

The best mutton chops ever!

Mungo Jerry, British group formed in 1970 in Ashford Middlesex and all the lads had Mutton Chops back then including me along with hair down to my shoulders. Nice to see Lulu back again 🇬🇧

and 54 years on... it's still a great tune

Love this song. Always makes me happy.💯❤️🇮🇹

One to get on a play list for summer BBQ's

Love this song, total classic!!! ❤ Hope the 3 of you are doing great!!

Lulu gets the prize, they are "mutton chops", a facial hair fashion from the 70's, and before. Not many folks wearing them these days. Mungo is a term for reused wool. Oh well. "Have a drink, have a drive, go out and see what you can find." Definitely the 70's.

Ray Dorset on lead vocals. They did a great cover of The Pushbike Song. Originally recorded by Australian band The Mixtures

This was the song of the summer in the UK in 1970. Other great songs from them are 'Long Legged Woman dressed in Black', 'Baby Jump' which was another number one for them in 1971 and the B-Side to that which is 'The Man behind the Piano', 'Lady Rose' and 'Alright, Alright, Alright'.

Oh the 70s fashion hehe. Such a fun song. And you ladies are adorable with those cute southern accents

I seen them on my 16th birthday in 1972, it was my first concert they were accompanied by The JSD Band and String Driven Thing. What an evening it was too, on the banks of the River Endrick within the grounds of Buchannan Castle (where Rudolf Hess was held during WW2) Ray Dorset has Mutton Chops :)

Ray Dorset. Guitar. Paul King Banjo , jug. Colin Earle piano. Mike Cole Bass. Great Band.

Mungo jerry is the band name.. Ray Dorset is the singer

Mutton chops. Yep. Lulu hit it right on the head -- the correct word for "sideburns on steroids".

Great song listened to mungo jerry growing up in the 70’s in Australia that’s an old apple cider jug thankyou ladies take care God bless

Great old song! My cousin and his bride had this playing as they left the church after the ceremony. It got us all in the partying frame of mind. It was a wonderful weekend at the farm!

This song is so upbeat! What I like most is how much fun the band seems to be having...can't help but smile!

mutton chops is correct

lol They were having a good ol time. Love Mungo Jerry. Great tune.

Loved this song. I grew up in the '60s. I was 16 when it was new.

Mutton chops or sideburns as worn by Ray Dorset, British rock band. Thankyou

Excellent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This is a good example of jug band music from that era. Notice the guy blowing into the jug for a bass effect. Thanks for sharing. I rememer this well.

Do NOT have a drink and a drive! lol

I had shirts like that.. back then...red and black ones

You have witnessed the ancient origins of Beatboxing. 😂

The sideburns are called mutton chops to many years ago but also get called pork chops in some regions, Gotta love them chops! lol the lyrics are just a joke , it’s a bit like Ozzie Ardiles singing “ don’t worry be happy! “

Probily illegal lyrics in these times... Just love it!😅 Greetings from Sweden.

Mungo Jerry was featured in Only Fools & Horses (1983) when Del & Rodney took Grandad to Spain 🇪🇸 as this Classic Tune was playing as they arrived with a series of stills of them clubbing until they go back to the Hotel 🏨 with their dates only to see Grandad asleep 😴 with his false teeth in the Glass 😄😁😆😅🤣😂😎

I've heard people say the lyrics "have a drink, have a drive" is not politically correct, but Ray Dorset has always said he never meant alcohol, but a cold drink like ice tea or something. It just never entered his mind at the time when writing the lyrics. I believe him.

FYI the piano player here named Colin Earl, and is the older brother of Foghat's drummer Roger Earl.

Sounds as good today as it did 50 years ago

Just a good old jug band.I like Baby Jump and Alright Alright Alright just fun songs.

Saw them on Worthing Pier, England, in the 70s. Also on the bill was Jimi Hendriks..

Those "sideburns" are called mutton chops, Lamb chops!! 🤣

Gday Kathy, Lulu & Donna first of all it is great to see the three generations of your family cool reaction it brings back memories the mutton chops sides are cool hey best wishes stay safe and well

I knew the '70s girl would recognize this one right off! 😊

Hey my Friends, react to JOURNEY "Don't stop believin" live in Houston 1981. Iconic song, great live performance with Amazing vocals & super guitare solo. Thanks 💐

PEACE LOVE n HIPPYNESS ✌💖☮

He still looks and sounds the same then singing this song or at least that is how I remember from a documentary about the free Maison

If you liked this, I think you would love "Something In The Air" by "Thunder Clap Newman". It's another one hit wonder from the same era.

Yeah,I remember this one, pretty good. The lyric is a screaming no no these days.to be fair they well new it and were pokeing some fun. In 70 you could. Will the big sideburns ever return?

Have a drink, have a drive!

Mungo Jerry's other big hit was a cover version of "The Pushbike Song", originally by Australian band The Mixtures. It's very similar in style to "In The Summertime", but worth a listen if it's your kind of music.

I knew the song but didn't know the group's name. I grew up listening to this song on the radio. Thanks again ladies for jogging the old memory!

MY FIRST SINGLE WHEN I WAS A CHILD LOL!!!!

I was bought this single for my 15 th Birthday now 67 and still lovit.

I would like to introduce you to a great Scottish pop rock group “Texas” which started in 1986 and has sold 40 million albums, start with “I Don’t Want a Lover”

you could get a speeding ticket with this song. piano player went solo and recorded baker street.

She Rowed and Lady Rose are 2 more of their songs I love

Those are referred to as 'lamb chops'...He certainly is offering a pair of those!

You guys are really cute. Great chemistry.

the sideburns are called mutton chops... and they were a big thing in the 60s and 70s

Granny, I'm with you. I loved this song, but hells bells I was 7 years old at the time.

Brings back fond memories I was 12 years old. I started playing bass guitar in 72 in the school band. It's a passion I've had for years went on to play in 3 or 4 bands over the years and have quite a collection of instruments. Pride of place is split a 1964 Fender Stratocaster and a 5 string double bass that was made in the late 1800's as an orchestral bass. Underwent a conversion to a 5 string jazz bass in the 70's. Belonged to a guy who was a square dance caller and leader of a 5 piece Jaz band. He played clarinet and double bass. My cousin played keyboards and occasionally I went along and joined in on my electric bass guitar or on a Gretch White Falcon. When Ralph died I was surprised that he left "Bertha" the 5 string bass to me! I love watching your 3 generation reaction Lulu is a sweetie and the occasional appearance of her grandfather is great! The instrument collection now stands at 31! I don't play much these days but there's an upcoming gig at the end of February. We run a clay shooting ground and game shoot on our farm. The pheasant season ended last month and we have the Shoot Dinner. I have some buddies who still play in a band and I'll be joining them on stage. Toto Dire Straits Pink Floyd The Eagles Crowded House And even a couple of Brooks & Dunn numbers are included in the set. I really enjoy your reactions glad I found your chanel 😊😊😊

weirdly catchy!

My niece ( age 7 ) love´s this one and when possible i´ll play it for her 🥰 and she is full metal head 😍😘 Thank you ,love you all and hugs from me and my niece 💖

What a feel good tu eh? Well done😊

The best sideburns ever 😂

Don't forget "the bicycle song" !🙂👍

mutton. Chops.., it was a thing in the late sixties....it was mentioned in Avengers end game when Tony stank and Dap. Went to the base in new jersey.. they asked the lady if it was somebody or mingo jerrt....ha....

Check out the video of him singing in Germany in 2020, he looks so well, it's 54 years since 1970, that dude has some strong hair genes.

As soon as the music started you could see that you all knew it . . Lulu . My dad called them mutton chops . . . Great reaction as usuall . . Till the next time . . . Take care ladys . . 💐🍻🙏🇳🇿

Mungo Jerry is a direct descendant of Sasquatch.

Pure happy music man! I liked their songs mighty man also lady rose and the song have a whiff on me. Thesr are also happy making songs.

Mutton chops. (Mutton being the term for sheep/lamb meat, and chops...a cut of the meat)....they resemble lamb chops.

Mungo is a Scottish name….not common but well known in Scotland…there was a St Mungo 1500 years ago, in the Dark Ages. St Mungo is the patron saint of Glasgow too.Oh, and there is a St Mungo’s Hospital in Harry Potter.

tub thumping, jug blowing, washboard strumming... down right good summer music, many of the local garage bands covered this song at the school dances, and his style is called Mutton Chops

I guess I can take this off my "to be requested" list. And Lulu, people wore the mesh shirts without the undershirts.

They were generally called mutton chops. I haven't heard the term in recent times though.

Go to dance and you bounce up and down all the while laughing and singing along.

Mutton chops here in the US mid Atlantic corridor also.

Back in the day they were called mutton chops here in the United States also I know because I used to wear mine like that Ha ha ha I was 13 years old when this song come out1970Tell me how old I am God bless you all Peace always and Jesus name

I feel for ya, Donna. I think I've forgotten more good music than I remember.

They be "mutton chops" , kiddoes. Here in Albion, anyway.

Ray Dorset - singer.

"Mungo Jerry" was mentioned in "Avengers Endgame".

thats wolfman jack on piano.

We called them pork chop side Burns.. Mike Nesmith of the Monkees had them but not that big.

Per Dagmar just below, but also The Bicycle Song. I personally liked the voicing of the drum sounds. Those sideburns were mutton chops.

I always liked Mungo Jerry doing ‘Maggie’. Questionable lyrics but they made me laugh.

Fun fact: They thought the song was too short. That's why they copy/pasted the song; the second part is exactly the same as the first. So you listened to the same song twice.

I had many copies of this song

If you watched The Avengers Endgame, there is a reference to Mungo Jerry when Stark and Cap are on the military base to get Pym Particles. When Stark sticks out and they know he shouldn't be there, they ask the secretary what he looked like, and she said he had a Mungo Jerry sideburns. lol

Yes, they were 'mutton chops' sideburns. This song may have been used in an anti-drink-driving campaign. Quite some time after it's release by a few years.

Mutton Chops is the same cut as pork chops but from a sheep rather than a pig.

Catching up this fine Sunday afternoon. If there is one thing this channel will give you it is variety. Not sure where I have heard this before but it's nice to put a mutton chop face to a tune. Hope everyone is doing great today. ~ Tabitha

I was 16 in 1970 and had the same mutton chops. My dad hated them.

If you liked Mungo Jerry you might like The Wurzels, I've got a brand new combine harvester was their biggest hit or the Fiddlers Dram song Day Trip to Bangor (Didn't We Have a Lovely Time).

1st Reggae tune on AM radio in 1970.

If you like his chops, look for a picture of General Ambrose Burnside. Not a great general but he could style.