She's a Mod

Ray Columbus and The Invaders , Music Video – 1964

from the single Single (1964)

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CDR

15 Feb 2017 - 04.57pm

If you look at the beginning of the film clip of Ray Columbus and the Invaders appearing on Bandstand, you will see them being introduced by fellow New Zealander Brian Henderson, from Otago. He hosted Bandstand back then.

Stephen

13 Jan 2016 - 11.24am

John Bonham did play drums on She's A Mod, but it was on the original recording by the Birmingham-based Senators. The initials on the bass drum stand for Jimmy Hill, The Invader's drummer, not John Henry (Bonham).

Lyndal

1 Nov 2014 - 11.29am

Love it - I went to a school assembly on Friday and they were singing She's a Mod, so I just had to look it up.

Vincent

6 Oct 2014 - 04.58am

For all you Led Zeppelin fans out there.... John Henry Bonham on the drums in 1964 ('J H' is on top of the Invaders name on the bass drum).

Trish

17 Apr 2014 - 11.06pm

Fantastic reminds me of when I was a kid in the 60's hanging around in our pub kitchen and my big sister and other waitresses playing this record brings a smile to my face happy times

Willie van Hennik

17 Apr 2014 - 09.29pm

I was a mod, but then again I was a Surfie and when needed a Rocker. Great memories, hope you are surrounded by a lot of love ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Maui

16 Apr 2014 - 09.05pm

Great memories.

16 Apr 2014 - 08.36pm

Great stuff! Love the dancing

16 Apr 2014 - 08.19pm

I love this song

Jill Simmonds

16 Apr 2014 - 02.54pm

Keep those feet tapping Ray

keith phillips

16 Apr 2014 - 02.35pm

Brings back memories of the early to mid sixties for me. I used to see Ray and the Invaders often in those days playing around Auckland. So sad we have to loose such a great talent. Also a great guy. Keep fighting Ray as we know you will.

Ruth

16 Apr 2014 - 01.32pm

I saw Ray at the Top Hat dance hall in the early 60s. Have been a fan ever since

Verna Armstrong

16 Apr 2014 - 01.23pm

You are a Legend Ray. I love this song.

judy

16 Apr 2014 - 12.54pm

Saw you do this in wellington 1965 opening for the Rolling Stones. You almost stole the show - magic

16 Apr 2014 - 12.52pm

He lived in Kari Street in Grafton the next flat to my Aunty, noise coming from the practice and knew his wife as well! Nice bloke!!

Terry