Crimson and Clover TOMMY ROE

Great cover of the 1968 release by Tommy James and the Shondells. It was written by Tommy and his drummer, Peter Lucia Jr.

[frederickharper]

I had never heard this version of my very favourite song !!!! Mon Dieu😮😮

[AsWeSpeak]

I couldn't possibly love this song anymore than I did then and now.
🥰😍❤💯

[debs.]

SO loved Tommy Roe back when! Thank you Tommy Roe for all the beautiful music!

[DebbieW]

I wish I could find a time machine and go back to this time in history!

[ministryofgrace]

Fantastic version of a fantastic song!

[jeffrefrig]

One of my favorite songs ever. This is the 1st time I ever heard this cover. Great job by a great TR.

[ZapDash]

I grew up on this version!

I like the original by Tommy James and the Shondells, and love the Joan Jett and the Blackhearts version, but this is how I hear it in my head.

[Imadeaplaylistforthat]

This is the version I grew up on. I have been searching for it for years and finally am able to indulge once again!

[sharonfowler]

I love all his songs and him.. to bad we can't go back in time.

[cilla-themusiclover]

I remember my older brother being a big fan of Tommy Roe. This is my favorite.

[luisvillegas]

Wow i love his cover, is very beauty. Thanks

[alexharris]

Watching during quarantine.. a hidden gem for sure.

[forestnraindeers]

My favorite cover of Crimson and Clover

[zeroelliott]

If you play this one speed faster it sounds absolutely brilliant. Love this song, bought the 45 in 70"

[stevengoranson]

Every time I hear Tommy Roe sing Dizzy or anything else I think about the day I learned to drive a tractor cultivating soybean from Johnny Paulson near Forest City Iowa.

[superted]

first time i heard this version and i like it.

[TigerRogers]

Never heard this version before - a good one. Cheers Tiger.

[teresalong]

my mom got me Into Tommy roe
I love this song

[BoltUpright]

Just saw Tommy on Green Acres and had to look this up.

[lockedin]

Tommy Roe. One of those mid 1960 voices that got lost in the shuffle once rock took a deridingly hard left turn 1969 and onward. I remember Dizzy. Maybe Tommy Roe remained true to his roots. It was me and my teen ears who moved on. Cream, The Doobie Brothers and Aerosmith, The Rolling Stones and so many other groups swayed me to move on past your sound.