Feel So Fine
Johnny Preston
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Feel so fine, a little girl now you're mine Come a let me hug ya, come a let me kiss ya Come a let me see what I been missin' Feel (I feel) so grand (so grand) Now that you come back home Well you look so good Oh baby like I know you would Come a let me hug ya, come a let me kiss ya Come a let me see what I been missin' (I feel) feel so grand (so grand) Now that you've come back home Feel so fine, a little girl now you're mine Come a lem me hug ya, come a lem-me kiss ya Come let me see what I been missin' Feel (I feel) so grand (so grand) Now that you've come back home Well you, look so good Oh baby like I know you would Come let me hug you and come let me kiss you Come let me see what I been missin' Cause I (I feel) so grand (so grand) Now that you've come back home Well I feel, feel, feel so fine (so fine) Yes a little girl now you're mine (so fine) Come a let me hug ya, come a let me kiss ya Come let me see what I been missin' Feel (I feel) so grand (so grand) Now that you've come back home Well I feel (I feel) feel, feel so fine (so fine) Yes a little girl now you're mine (so fine) Come a let me hug ya, come a let me kiss ya Come let me see what I been missin' Feel (I feel) so grand (so grand) Now that you've come back home (yep-yep) Now that you've (hep) come back home (so fine) to Fade
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Written by: Alvin Lee
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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11 facts about this song
Singer BackgroundJohnny Preston was an American pop singer, who was best known for his song "Running Bear" in 1960. "Feel So Fine" was another one of his popular songs.
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Song Genre"Feel So Fine" is classified under the genre of 'Pop' and 'Oldies' music. It exhibits the popular music trends of the late '50s and early '60s.
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Release YearThe song "Feel So Fine" was released in the year 1960. This was the same year that Johnny Preston's song "Running Bear" was number one on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 chart.
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Song RankingsWhile not reaching the same success as "Running Bear," "Feel So Fine" still did reasonably well in the US charts. It peaked at number 14 on the Billboard Hot 100.
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No Official Music VideoBy the time "Feel So Fine" was released, music videos weren't as popular as they are now. Hence, there's no official music video for the song.
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Produced by an Accomplished ProducerThe song was produced by Bill Hall, who discovered Johnny Preston and was integral in launching his music career.
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Song CompositionComposed in the simple verse-chorus format that was prevalent in the pop music of that era, "Feel So Fine" features a catchy melody, making it easy to remember and sing along.
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Song Lyrical ThemesThe lyrics of "Feel So Fine" reflect the themes of love and romance, much like many other pop songs of this era.
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Other UsesThe song has been used in several TV show episodes and also as background atmospheric music in several restaurants across the U.S., showcasing the enduring appeal of '60s pop music.
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Cover VersionsVarious artists have covered "Feel So Fine," demonstrating the song's influence within the music industry. One popular version was performed by Gerry and the Pacemakers, a British band, in 1964.
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Unofficial Music VideoWhile there is no official music video, fans have created unofficial videos for "Feel So Fine" and shared them on platforms like YouTube.
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