I was 15 wearing hip huggers dancing in my room My Dad came through that door and didn't like these lyrics one bit! From then on I had to wait for him to leave for work to listen to these Bad Boys! Love it love the innocent memories! Thanks!!!
if you play this song for a young Hipster now they would love it. Even if they have never heard it before. It's got all the elements of a great, low fi rock song. Any time you can just sing ba ba ba ba ba ba ba baa ba! and have people tapping their feet......you nailed it. 1965. amazing.
The Troggs are still so unique with their style, lyrics etc. Always loved their music and I have to return to these co0l songs often. The era of : The Troggs, The Turtles, The Animals, The Beatles, The Kinks, and Manfred Mann, with Paul Jones as lead singer... those were the best days ever.🌸💜🌸
Had the 45 when I was a kid, and played the hell out of it. Memorized every note. Haven't heard it in a good 50 years, but it's firmly lodged in my brain still. LOVE hearing it again!
@@michaelrauch2179 They were way advanced for their time - pop-rock was an evolving industry at the time and the TROGGS well ahead of their game and way before many other rock bands
@@ShikiraPressley however. I'm born in 80's, every decade had it's stars and hits. I really follow the development of popular music. But the 60's had it's own revolutional spirit. No matter how you call the Genre. And the Troggs were a timeless part of it. Are you o.k. with it?😊
Rest in Peace Reg, condolences to your family. You were my uncle's brickie by day, and a Trogg at night. Remember Christmas Eve 1966, you gave all of the girls in Woolworth in Andover a treat, all of you were mobbed, even by my Mum. Ludgersall Memorial Hall, those were the days. Gone but never will be forgotten. Jamming with all the others up there, a jam to make the angels sing. God Bless
This band are so underrated its unreal,l would put them in the same class as the kinks and bands of that ilk,great music from a great decade,beats the current stuff by miles.
I remember a girl I worked with at the Halifax BS saying " you know that Troggs song? well I ran into the record shop and the guy said "yes....?" I blurted out " I can`t control myself!" "you`d better leave then" "no, no it`s a record I want" nice memories from long ago............:)
Some of the greatest songs of all time in the 60s........the music will never die.....we will. Another one gone.....very sad to hear that.......may he rock and roll in peace.
This was a hit when I was at junior school. We would all leg it around the playground screaming the title, in between playing "kiss chase" and "tag chain" and one or two others whose names escape me. Some of the happiest days of my life..
GREAT SONG! Reg Presley was a superb lead vocalist and the Troggs were a unique band that can only be apppreciated now that we look back at how different they were to the prevailing music at the time.
Geez, I was 2 years old, really I do remember my mother has the record I love this song it is great to be able to see this gem form 60's. Thanks for posting this!!!!
Innocent now but controversial in the US that some radio stations wouldn't play it and so it peaked at #43. R.I.P. Reg Presley the group's leader. So glad they had success in the USA as well.
Could you imagine The Troggs playing for you on the train. It'd sure beat that SHIT - Hop music I have to hear every day. I met Reg , once. He was like you'd picture , very funny and most pleasant , but , best of all , thoroughly unconcerned with whatever was "Cool and "With it" " at the moment , as he put it.
Yeah , but , in this life , I think he was more concerned with his family than going to a lot of parties with Rock Stars. I think those who formed true friendships with him , felt honored.
The Wizards of Oz at their best. These guys and The Standells did it for me back then. Primal sound par-excellence. Little Steven -- see you on the radio.
Oh no, ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba Ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba I can't stand still 'cos you've got me goin' Ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba Your slacks are low and your hips are showin' Ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba I take you girl as you're standin' there The low cut slacks and your long black hair Don't want you goin' round with no one else 'Cos when I'm with you I can't control myself Defense is down and you've got me shakin' Ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba You've got me so that my nerves are breakin' Ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba If you knew me like I know you girl Your knees would bend and your hair would curl You make me move, yeah, like no one else And when I'm with you I can't control myself I've got this feelin' that's inside of me It makes me think of how things used to be It makes me feel alright, when I'm with you at night And we love and we love Ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba Ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba You fill me so with this big temptation Ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba This kind of feeling could move a nation Ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba And I'm okay when I'm here with you I do the things that you want me to But do these things a for no one else But when I'm with you I can't control myself Ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba (I can't control myself) Ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba (I can't control myself) Ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba (I can't control myself, baby, ahh) Ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba
another member in rock and roll heaven i remember "i can't control myself" as one of the songs that got me hooked on rock and roll back in 1966 when i was 10 years old
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Ahhh... The joyous early days of rock music , It was all so great !
I had an unconventional introduction to this song: it was in a computer game from the 90s! It was a low budget, point-and-click, detective game, and I haven't been able to find it. "I Can't Control Myself" was easy to locate, however. That line sticks in your head.
ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba,the best song from the troggs!my veiw anyway,raunchy,mod,beat,classic song from one of the best bands from the swinging sixties!and we love!ba ba ba ba baba ba ba...
Awesome stuff!! So underrated for sure.....prefer the Troggs over the who or Stones. Especially with songs like this and Lost Girl, From Home, Evil, I Want You, Your Love. Love their raw guitar sound vocals.
I was 9 back then and still remember the look on my mother's face when she noticed I had written I ♥ the Troggs on a brandnew leather bag.... haha.
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Oh no! Baba bababa baba ba ba Baba bababa baba baba I can't stand still 'cause you've got me goin' Baba ba ba ba ba ba ba Your slacks are low and your hips are shown' Ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba I take you girl as you're standing there Your low cut slacks and your long black hair Don't want you goin' round with no one else 'Cause when I'm with you I can't control myself Defense is down and you've got me shakin' Baba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba You've got me so that my nerves are breakin' Ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba If you knew me like I know you girl Your knees would bend and your hair would curl You make me move yeah like no one else When I'm with you I can't control myself [Hook] I've got this feeling that's inside of me It makes me think of how things used to be It makes me feel allright When I'm with you at night And we love, and we love Baba bababa baba ba ba Baba bababa baba baba You fill me so with this big temptation Baba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba This kind of feeling could move a nation Ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba ba And I'm okay when I'm here with you I do the things that you want me to But do these things for no one else When I'm with you I can't control myself Baba bababa baba ba ba Baba bababa baba baba I can't control myself Baba bababa baba baba I can't control myself But when I've got this feeling that's inside of me Ah...
You can tell the Troggs are just having a good ole time and saw this song as what it should have been seen by everybody-a joke---and a funny one at that!
I'm trying to read the sign in the window. I think it says Hökarängen - Alvik, and thus the number above the words would be 18. i.e. they're on the Green line. One of the stations on this like was, and is, Odenplan, where the video for Wild Thing was filmed.
I have to agree - punk isnt about loud drums etc, it was about being outside the box. For example, "Orgasm Addict" back in the late 70s would have the same shock factor as this song would have.... both hormonal/dirty (well, maybe not this song particularly, but the 60s would have considered it so!). It's a brilliantly punk song.
When this song was released the only station that played this song with any regularity was Kansas City's lone Black formated station. They would only play it at night. I used to have the radio down low while I was doing my homework. When the song would come on I would crank it up just loud enough!!! Soon after Kansas City's only FM Top 40 station started playing it but not as much as the black station used to at night!