Me Siento Feliz (Feeling Happy) by Big Joe Turner

Old description:

Recorded early 1966 in Mexico. Released with a Spanish title but this is an English performance. On the record, Turner is backed by Bill Haley and His Comets (who are not credited on the release). The linked video is from an appearance on Orfeon-a-Go-Go in which Turner lip-synched to the recording with the Comets (Haley himself also performs but it's not confirmed if he was involved in the recording session). The YouTube video misidentifies the song as Tren Solitatio (Lonesome Train).

New description:

Recorded early 1966 in Mexico. Released with a Spanish title but this is an English performance. On the record, Turner is backed by Bill Haley and His Comets (who are not credited on the release). The linked video is from an appearance on Orfeon-a-Go-Go in which Turner lip-synched to the recording with the Comets (Haley himself also performs but it's not confirmed if he was involved in the recording session). The YouTube video misidentifies the song as Tren Solitatio (Lonesome Train).

Release information taken from 45 Cat.

Old description:

Recorded early 1966 in Mexico. Released with a Spanish title but this is an English performance. On the record, Turner is backed by Bill Haley and His Comets (who are not credited on the release). The linked video is from an appearance on Orfeon-a-Go-Go in which Turner lip-synched to the recording with the Comets (Haley himself also performs but it's not confirmed if he was involved in the recording session). The YouTube video misidentifies the song as Tren Solitatio (Lonesome Train).

Release information taken from 45 Cat.

New description:

Recorded early 1966 in Mexico. Released with a Spanish title but this is an English performance. On the record, Turner is backed by Bill Haley and His Comets (who are not credited on the release). The linked video is from an appearance on Orfeon-a-Go-Go in which Turner lip-synched to the recording with the Comets (Haley himself also performs but it's not confirmed if he was involved in the recording session). The YouTube video misidentifies the song as Tren Solitatio (Lonesome Train).

Release information taken from 45 Cat. Also released on a single.

Old description:

Recorded early 1966 in Mexico. Released with a Spanish title but this is an English performance. On the record, Turner is backed by Bill Haley and His Comets (who are not credited on the release). The linked video is from an appearance on Orfeon-a-Go-Go in which Turner lip-synched to the recording with the Comets (Haley himself also performs but it's not confirmed if he was involved in the recording session). The YouTube video misidentifies the song as Tren Solitatio (Lonesome Train).

Release information taken from 45 Cat. Also released on a single.

New description:

Recorded early 1966 in Mexico. Released with a Spanish title but this is an English performance. On the record, Turner is backed by Bill Haley and His Comets (who are not credited on the release). The linked video is from an appearance on Orfeon-a-Go-Go in which Turner lip-synched to the recording with the Comets (Haley himself also performs but it's not confirmed if he was involved in the recording session). The YouTube video misidentifies the song as Tren Solitatio (Lonesome Train).

Release information taken from 45 Cat. Also released on a single which is likely why it was performed on TV.