Do Something To Me
Tommy James And the Shondells · Anthology [1989]
I've got to find love in a hurry
Do something to me
Help me to ease all the worry
Whenever you're near me
You give me such a lovin' feeling
But baby you keep concealin'
What I want to know (so come on)
I want to know so come on
Do something to me
I've got to find love in a hurry
Do something to me
Help me to ease all the worry
Do something to me
Help me to ease all the worry
So let's get together
Just think of all the time we've wasted
All the love we could be tastin'
So baby let's go (oh come on)
Do something to me
I've got to find love in a hurry
Do something to me
Help me to ease all the worry
It should be so easy
For you to hear what my heart's sayin'
So why do you keep delayin'
What I want to know
So come on do something to me
(repeat chorus)
About Do Something To Me
Tommy James and the Shondells delivered "Do Something To Me" as a quintessential example of 1960s rock and roll, blending upbeat tempos with heartfelt vocal delivery. Recorded for their anthology compilation, the track exemplifies the group's signature sound, characterized by driving guitars and a catchy, danceable rhythm that defined the era's pop landscape. While the band is perhaps best known for "Crystal Blue Persuasion," this song showcases their versatility within the same musical framework, capturing the optimism and youthful energy typical of mid-to-late sixties recordings. The composition remains a staple of classic rock collections, reflecting the enduring appeal of the genre's most accessible and polished hits. Its inclusion in the anthology highlights its status as a representative work of the group's catalog, offering listeners a clear window into the musical style that made them a household name during their peak years.