They're Gonna Love It - Donna Jean Young
Rick Nelson · On the Flip Side [Decca] [1966]
If you're in the mood for something different and new
There's a pants suit we have on sale and it's just made for you
-Oh no, what will the neighbors say?
Don't worry lady, they're gonna love it.
There's a miniskirt that hardly covers your thighs
If you just pull your tummy in I'm sure it's just your size
- Oh no, what will my husband say?
Don't worry lady, he's gonna love it.
I know just what to do
And before I'm through
You'll be dressed right in fashion
- Do me a favor, don't do me favors please
I won't expose any part of you but your knees
It isn't very hard to become a Mod
All you need is passion
- I've got passion to get rid of you
We have furs for fun in orange, purple and red
There's a wig on a mannikin that should be on your head
- Oh no, not even if it's free
Don't worry lady
- Oh please, people will laugh at me
Don't worry lady, they're gonna love it
They're gonna love it...
There's a pants suit we have on sale and it's just made for you
-Oh no, what will the neighbors say?
Don't worry lady, they're gonna love it.
There's a miniskirt that hardly covers your thighs
If you just pull your tummy in I'm sure it's just your size
- Oh no, what will my husband say?
Don't worry lady, he's gonna love it.
I know just what to do
And before I'm through
You'll be dressed right in fashion
- Do me a favor, don't do me favors please
I won't expose any part of you but your knees
It isn't very hard to become a Mod
All you need is passion
- I've got passion to get rid of you
We have furs for fun in orange, purple and red
There's a wig on a mannikin that should be on your head
- Oh no, not even if it's free
Don't worry lady
- Oh please, people will laugh at me
Don't worry lady, they're gonna love it
They're gonna love it...
They're Gonna Love It - Donna Jean Young
Released on Rick Nelson's 1966 album On the Flip Side, Donna Jean Young delivers a polished pop performance that captures the smooth, romantic aesthetic of mid-60s rock and roll. As a featured artist on this Decca recording, Young showcases her vocal versatility within the genre's prevailing style, complementing Nelson's signature sound with a warm, engaging tone. The track exemplifies the era's focus on polished production and catchy melodies, serving as a standout moment in Nelson's discography during his peak commercial years. Her contribution highlights the collaborative nature of the period's recordings, where session musicians and guest vocalists helped define the era's sonic landscape.