"You Were On My Mind," By "We Five"

Dear Machai,

Here is the classic We Five version of Ian and Sylvia's song. 

Audio (muddy): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29uNvGHsRlc

Audio (clearer recording but "video performance" not as good): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhABin6s78M

Album History: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/You_Were_on_My_Mind_(album)

Song History: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/You_Were_on_My_Mind

We Five (Wikipedia entry): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/We_Five

Listening to the instrumental ending of "You Were On My Mind," I wonder if Roger McGuin and the Byrds "stole" their signature "jingle-jangle" from We Five... or vice versa.

"The We Five single marked a musical transition because the single was one of the first to feature drums and the electric guitar to a folk composition.^[4]"

^{To this day, I remember sitting in a "club" on St. Paul St. across from my Dad's office at Hawkeye Works (a subsidiary of Kodak) listening to this song on the juke box and thinking "What a great song!"}

1. You Were On My Mind

   Song by We Five
2. When I woke up this morning
   You were on my mind
   And you were on my mind
   I got troubles, whoa-oh
   I got worries, whoa-oh
   I got wounds to bind

   So I went to the corner
   Just to ease my pains
   Yeah, just to ease my pains
   I got troubles, whoa-oh
   I got worries, whoa-oh
   I came home again

   When I woke up this morning
   You were on my mi-i-i-ind and
   You were on my mind
   I got troubles, whoa-oh
   I got worries, whoa-oh
   I got wounds to bind

   And I got a feelin'
   Down in my sho-oo-oo-oes, said
   Way down in my sho-oo-oes
   Yeah, I got to ramble, whoa-oh
   I got to move on, whoa-oh
   I got to walk away my blues

   When I woke up this morning
   You were on my mind
   You were on my mind
   I got troubles, whoa-oh
   I got worries, whoa-oh
   I got wounds to bind

Have a great trip.

Paz contigo

Alan