The Chambers Brothers - Time Has Come Today (Audio) 

Me

I’ve worn out 2 albums with this tune on it!

I am, love this song!

Oh shut up.

​@@ryanmagoon923 You shut up.

even more so 3yrs on...

Love this comment!

Have always loved this song! Used to play it over and over growing up! Ahead of its time - like Jimi Hendrix! ❤

The long version is really trippy..........✌️

Exactly!!

@@sarahlee1969 The time has come

@@kristiecornell5723 today?

Latest Intel Celeron and Pentium Silver commercial: For real?

Of course. Its all hate now.

😂🤣 i got a fever and the only cure is more cowbell baby

Then There Was This(2012) relix.com/blogs/detail/more-cowbell-please-jon-fishman-and-friends-set-the-world-record/#

Makes Blue Oyster Cult sound like a church choir.

They really “explore the space!”

I like the bridge where the drugs kick in, and Alice bites off the rabbits head. Whole band completely cowbelled. Groovy like a drive in movie

It's very nice to read this as I 've designed a few decades ago a harp with modern popular music in mind. This harp was received very well by both classical and modern harpists of acknoledged fame. I' ve built on demand a dozen of this first model but I had to stop building them. I still have all the tools and jigs, but at the moment I am restoring a 1935 38 ft sailing yacht on which I hope to leave Holland by the end of the summer. I also have designed an electric harp which os not at all like the camac harp promoted by deborah henson-conant (she makes me nervous). My harp is very easy and cheap to build, has a very good sound, basic but also variable shape and is easily demontable.Being a bit of 'connoisseur' of music in general (from chambers brothers to albert fry, beau brummels to mary murphy-demers, listen to her verssion of whiskey in the jar, from les structures sonores to Q 65 (cry in the night) pearls before swine, mark murphy etc., ther is so much forgotten music that could be arranged for harp and then give something interesting. Now you probably know that the real inventor of 'modern' guitar playing was Sister Rosetta Tharpe (bo diddley and chuck berry were in the audience) so.... Best regards paul. p.s. I've no computer!

It is a defining piece for the late ‘60’s psychedelic era and a fav of mine since the day! My local community radio just played it and still kicks ass

it really is. one of the coolest songs ever.

Yeah that's songs awesome damn I remember when it came out

Harpist Los Angeles - this was Rockin Detroit in da day

That summer will never be recreated Woodstock MAnson hurricane Camille moon landing Altamont total eclipse

And last but not least Ted Kennedy and his Oldsmobile

Outlander?

@@epochtimes3704 lol down with the Ravens. Lamar Jackson is a beast tho

this song never gets old no matter how much ....! passes.

How so? It’s pretty much the standard 60s sound

They ought to put that in the vaccine! LOL

The roughest years, damn. God bless your father.

Uuurah!

😎 #OOORAH 👍 #SEMPRE_FI 👍 #SAAALUTE & Thanx For Your Dad's Service!!! 😉

@@davedrake1036 thank u Dave.

😎 @@jchris8444 You Welcome,Breaux!!! 👍 My Late Dad Served,Too!!! 👍 He Was *AIR FORCE* and Was Stationed 4 Different Times,at Four Different Bases Doing Support Activities!!! 👍 In Short,He Loaded ALL of The Ordinance Onto *B-52's* That Dropped Hell on Hanoi & The Like!!! 😉

This song give me chills. Probably because of the Denzel Washington movie "Fallen"

True... Time Has come Today... No place to run... from the real Man With No Name

Play this MFKR ..LOUD!!!

No, we never die. I'm a 67 y.o hippie. And always will be. ✌️💙🤘

That’s for sure !✌️

Love beads, buffalo sandals and roach clips. : )

I always loved this now 63yo. Once a hippie always one till the day I die!!!!!

@Candi yeah no but I'm sure they appreciate your sentiment...I also hear good things about lighting yourself on fire and jumping out of an airplane. Hopefully that'll catch on with the super edgy internet crowd...

What happened to freedom of speech

Interesting

That's where I heard it, but it was probably on WABX, which played so many songs not heard on top 40 stations.

@@Tamaresque Lol. That's exactly where I heard it.

it was played on the "underground" segments of radio stations. for me, it was WTAC , Flint, MI. i was about 14 or 15 . good times then.

XD

Did ya get a whuppin'?

My parents had a Magnavox console stereo, had it cranked all the “TIME” till parents got home

excellent

In my top 10

Who is against you my friend? This song is a classic

They think we don't listen anyway.

New generation kid Don't like this song

They sucks

@@mysnaenterprise6973 All you bags are the same.

I'VE SEEN THE CHAMBERS BROTHERS AT THE QUACKER CITY ROCK FESTIVAL AT THE SPECTRUM IN PHILLY, AND I SAW THE DOORS AT ANOTHER VENUE IN PHILLY. (AN OLD MOVIE THEATRE.) WE HAVE BOTH BEEN BLESSED. I'M 71.

Rock on, man

well good taste in tunes❤

I’m 68 years old and on 5/8/2024 still listening 👂 and on 1967 and 68 I was 12 years old. In 1968 I went to Brooks Army Hospital to see my uncle that was wounded in the fighting in Vietnam. There were many wounded servicemen that had been brought from Vietnam and many their lives were changed for ever. That’s what I saw 👀 I went with my Grandparents and my aunt my Uncle’s wife to see him in that San Antonio hospital. So these songs from the 60’s bring back those awful memories for a 12 year old 👦. Other than that this is a great song 🎶 because the 60’s were a time of great music.

Kids today have no concept of good music.

@@beverlybaker3937 ain’t that a fact especially if they didn’t live in that time period.

💯💪🏾

One of the best statements to the 60s and today

The time has come today.. defeat the Socio-fascists at the ballot box.

Thank you.. always good to read the lyrics...

All the way up

Let the entire neighborhood enjoy this classic!

Or even a washroom break if need be.

Iron Butterflys In A Gadda Da Vida is a good song for a smoke break.

Agreed.

Nah, this is AM version......Everybody needs an extension

@@bobwanner1750 no, all the stoner crap in the middle is useless, I agree with the OP.

@@sethtenrec well that depends on what mind set youre listening to the song with

If I remember correctly... it was the one white guy.

You are so correct! Rock on.

Not a one hit wonder.

Name me another song that was played on the radio like “Time” was.

@@c.d.macaulay66 still doesn’t mean they were a one hit wonder…

@@c.d.macaulay66 It depends on how you define "one-hit wonder". I agree that for most people they might as well have been a one-hit wonder but their cover of Otis Redding's "I Can't Turn You Loose" made it to #37 on the Hot 100. A Top 40 record is a "hit" so that's the definition most people use. They had a couple of other really great singles that SHOULD have been hits: "All Strung Out Over You" and "Funky". Personally I think they're both worth checking out.

"Love, peace, and Happiness" long and live version is incredible. It can be found on RU-vid

This is the only time I've liked a Steelers fan's comment

THANKQ Colby.. This Tune truly is Prophetic For This Time.. Time HAS come 2day.. Spclst4 Gomez Class of 71 Vietnam U.S. Army..

@@qg3726 to you, and all my other brothers in arms, time. USN 71-75 USS Enterprise. Weapons Dept, G-Div, Fwd Bomb Assy.

As a member of the VDD (veterans of Domestic Disorders), I salute those who objected to the war in Vietnam. I give a pass to those who served in the military up until 1968. If you didn't know before Tet '68, you certainly knew after: it was a losing proposition and not a patriotic act to participate.

Thinking about this song in relation to the Vietnam War gives it so much more meaning in my opinion.

So many good songs in that movie

That's what made me look it up again, it hit different in that scene, like it was meant for it or something. Made me feel something

Yes mam! Trump/Pence 2020!

@@g.p.1101 If one were to experience this song, the last thing one would think about is politics

One word " DRAFT "

@@g.p.1101 If there is anything that doesn't promote peace, that is Trump and his supporters

Best. Tagline. Ever

Acid will do that.

so true

Me neither... I grew up on hip hop but that Genre turned to shit around 2006. Mainstream in general is trash so I was digging more old school hip hop, Funk, blues, soul, jazz and rock. Anything from today sounds like fucking trash and is generated by a large industry to feed dumb people. This right here is when artists still were artists

Lucky

no matter how much TIME! passes 👍🇨🇦👍

New music gets old but old music stays timeless

I agree about the freedom of speech black had a rough time

God you have a nice day bro from Boston

Same

right

U should have known it before there is so much Vietnam music.

Thats vietnam music bro..

Same

Holy shit were you lucky.

Yep. Time only moves in one direction - forward.

Wow you been livin one long time..like this Canuck..🇨🇦.

Ironically the lead singer became homeless with his son and they never made a penny off royalties because of their record label

No one ever said homelessness is a recent phenomenon. People have been homeless since the dawn of civilization.

@@OMGWTFLOLSMH I'm talking about - and the CBs are singing about - homelessness in the context of America. When they sing about it in the context of 20,000 years ago, I'll revise my comment accordingly.

Or 'more barn'.

Paul: I was born 1953 Houston Texas Anglo, I carried a draft card. The war in Vietnam raged the entire 4 years I was in high school, I remember being called to the principals office where the nurse weighed and measured me for selective service. I was of the very last who "sweated the draft", gone are those days. I wonder how young people now would be had they been around "back then". -Stan

MY GENERATION!!!! Time.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

My generation that was a good song there were so many good songs Back in the Day but I like all the music the only thing music Gangster Rap I think it is very cool I think it's more about beets then making music just my opinion

HERE!

Me too.

Check out Leonard Cohen's "Democrary" (is coming". That's a pretty good one too!

lolz!

Something in the trees told me to listen to this song 🤔

A high school dance a zillion years ago brought me here (-:

🔥🔥🔥🔥😎😎😎

Thank you!power to the ppl..3rd Party and Independents are our only way out!!!....

Thk u! As a preteen i luved the hard rock vibe, ive slowed long enough now to listen and get my mind blown by the lyrics. Asè

I'm from El Paso and it's known as El Chuco?

And thanks for serving our country!

Paul, You go young man!!

You know me brother. I'm the Man With No Name... the real Man With No Name... you remember me I saved more than 50 American POWs, SVN, and even old French POWs from an impossible NVN prison camp in in '74... long before the Chuck Norris films were even a dream. We will never forget... we will never surrender...

Thank you for your service❤

Bass player earned his keep too😎

The white guy was the drummer. He was a killer.

Played this to my tree. Now it speaks Vietnamese

@@squidparty2000 wow bro you got the whole squad laughing

the day i separated me and a buddy from texas took a cab from FT wadsworth in staten island to the filmore east. got tickets the brothers were playing with blood sweat and tears and the amboy dukes. man it was great to be home.

That was the best time for good music Vietnam era

@@SherryLCano They came home only to see that everything has turned to crp and that their own country sold them out. Sad but true.

I think just a wee bit more could work. 🤣

Gary Green is all the man we need

I did. I took drugs, but never became addicted to any. Nor to alcohol.

yes

weak

No

Yes sir

Unappreciated

@Hasan Virk Lol me too

That makes you REALLY cool! :D

Harpist Los Angeles lol

Super cool!

Cool.

Right on man.