The McCoys

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  • 60s
  • oldies
  • classic rock
  • rock
  • garage rock
The McCoys was a pop group started in Union City, Indiana, USA in 1962. The original members were guitarist Rick Derringer (Rick Zehringer), his brother Randy on drums and bass player Dennis Kelly, a lineup called "Rick and the Raiders", then later known as "The Rick Z Combo". When Dennis Kelly left for college, the Zehringers were joined by bassist Randy Hobbs, saxophonist Sean Michaels and keyboardist Ronnie Brandon. This was the lineup that took the name of "The McCoys".

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Songs

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    (You Make Me Feel) So Good

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    All I Really Want To Do

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    All Over You

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    Bald Headed Lena

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    Beat the Clock

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    C'mon Let's Go

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    C'mon Let's Go (7 Minute Mix)

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    Clergy Lies

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    Come On Let's Go

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    Daybreak

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    Don't Worry Mother

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    Don't Worry Mother (Your Son's Heart Is Pure)

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    Don't Worry Mother Your Son's Heart Is Pure

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    Drive My Car

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    Eldorado

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    Epilogue

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    Es Lupe

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    Everyday I Have to Cry

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    Faces

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    Fever

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    Full-Grown Cat

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    Gator Tails and Monkey Ribs

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    Genesis Through a Window

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    Hang on Sloopy

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    Hang On Sloopy (full version, unedited)

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    Hang On Sloopy (original artist re-recording)

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    He Likes It

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    Hell

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    High Heel Sneakers

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    Human Ball Blues

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    I Can't Explain It

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    I Can't Help Falling In Love

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    I Don't Mind

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    I Go to Go Back (And Watch the Little Girl Dance)

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    I Got To Go Back

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    If You Tell a Lie

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    If YouTell A Lie

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    It Really Doesn't Matter

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    Jesse Brady

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    Ko-Ko

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    Little People

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    Love Don't Stop

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    Meet The McCoys

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    Melodrama

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    Mr. Summer

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    Only Human

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    Open Your Eyes

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    Papa's Got A Brand New Bag

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    Resurrection

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    Rosa Rodriguez


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