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Joe Meek 1964 You Keep A Knocking Outlaws 2011 remix Proto Heavy Metal

Published June 10, 2011

Views 1.09K  |  Likes 10  |  Comments 3
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Pete LucasPete Lucas
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This video has 1.09K views and 10 likes, ranking #2,078,625 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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1,093

Likes

10

Comments

3

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Total (all-time): $1 – $2

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

Original 1964 recording remixed. Produced by the legendary Joe Meek gave "Metal" its first airing as long ago as April 1964 (I was 8!) Richie Blackmore guitarist. Reworked 2011 remix to give a clearer sound. Hope you enjoy.

Published
June 10, 2011
Made for kids
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