Orpheus - "Cant Find The Time" (1968) HD

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Published 2014-09-26
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Written and arranged by Orpheus frontman, Bruce Arnold, "Can't Find The Time" (a.k.a. "Can't Find The Time To Tell You") is now widely recognized as a timeless classic. Over the last fifty years, it has appeared on countless compilations as well as being featured in both film and television including the 2022 Peter Farrelly film, "The Greatest Beer Run Ever" starring Zac Efron, Russell Crowe and Bill Murray.

"Can't Find The Time" has also been covered by dozens of artists including Rose Colored Glass, The Capris, The Explorers Club and Hootie & The Blowfish. Hootie's version appears in the Farelly Brothers film, "Me, Myself & Irene" starring Jim Carrey and Renée Zellweger.

Studio Personnel:

Bruce Arnold (lead guitar / vocals)
Jack McKennes (vocals)
Eric Gulliksen (vocals)
Joe Mack (a.k.a. Joe Macho Jr.) (bass)
Bernard "Pretty" Purdie (drums)
Joe Cuba (congas)
New York Philharmonic (orchestration)

Original single release:

"Can't Find The Time" / "Lesley's World"
MGM US single (K 13882) 1968 - Black Label

Reissued singles:

"Can't Find The Time" / "Lesley's World"
MGM US single (K 13882 - Reissue) 1969 - Blue & Gold "Yin Yang" Label

"Can't Find The Time" / "Brown Arms In Houston"
MGM US Single (KGC 208) 1974 - Golden Circle

"Can't Find The Time" / "Brown Arms In Houston"
MGM US Single (MVG 529) 1978 - Band of Gold

"Can't Find The Time" / "Brown Arms In Houston"
Polydor US Single (MVG 529) 1979 - Band of Gold

"Can't Find The Time"
Rock'n Mania (RMGD-2424A) 1985

Song also appears on:

Orpheus (MGM SE-4524) 1968 LP
Orpheus (MGM C 8071) 1968 LP
WOR FM: Solid Gold (POST-7001) 1970 LP
Core of Rock: Vol. 3 (MGM SE-4779) 1971 LP
WPOP: Hear Here, Vol. 2 (POST-7207) 1971 LP
Fallin' In Love (SMI 2-13K) 1978 LP
Chronicles - The Deluxe Anthology Series: Vol. 1 (Polygram 551) 1992
The Best of Orpheus (ACE CDWIK2143) 1995 CD
Bosstown Sound 1968: The Music & The Time (ACE CDWIK2167) 1995 CD
Dick Bartley Presents On The Radio: Vol. 4 (Varese 5974) 1998
Me, Myself & Irene - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Elektra 62512-2) 2000
City Rocks: Boston (City Rocks/Sony 9268) 2000
The Best of The Boston Sound (Varese 66235) 2001
The Complete Orpheus (Akarma AK 155) 2001 CD
The Very Best of Orpheus (Varese 66236) 2001 CD

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Digital downloads of Orpheus music are being offered by Iris Music Group (IMG). The mixes on these releases do not match the original LP's and in many cases, a digital echo effect has been added. Furthermore, IMG has deliberately changed the artist's names in an apparent attempt to circumvent royalties. Orpheus does not endorse or recommend these dishonest and sonically substandard releases.

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All Comments (21)
  • @lindaknox7629
    55 years later, I still come here once a week to play this song. I have the original 45 but I’m always with my phone so it’s much easier. I can tell you after 55 years. I still don’t know the meaning of the lyrics but it’s a beautiful beautiful song.❤
  • @JohnSmith-mx8wp
    It's 1968, I'm 10 years old, this song has taken me back there....crying rn, for better times.
  • I am 74 and still adore this song; makes me tear up to reminisce over so many who have passed on from my life.......
  • My cousin Jack McKenes was the singer in this band..best music ever
  • @boblynch7348
    One of the great songs. Today's American culture will never produce anything like it.
  • @johnrizzo2262
    "I look at your pretty face and I fall in love with you fall in love with you every time I see you, yeah." My Lord what a beautiful line.
  • @santini4754
    It's amazing how certain songs can stay with you for decades!
  • @robertcamire
    I am 76 an was living outside of Boston in the late 60’s. This was one of my favorite songs! Dick Summer was the late night DJ on WBZ radio and promoted this local band.
  • @markgutis33
    This is one of those songs that doesn’t just bring back memories of the sixties. I can feel those memories as if they just happened.
  • This was my father Alan’s favorite song. He passed away recently and I listen to it just in case he can still hear it. ❤️
  • '68 was such a hard year-----------Vietnam---------RFK & MLK murdered -----------Nixon wins The White House--------and, that damn war ! ----------This song was one of the few good things I remember from that year. -----------Thank-you Bruce Arnold & all the guys from Orpheus . ----------MJL, 75 y/o
  • YEAH...I'm drawn back today! MEMORIES.... We miss you you Bruce..........
  • @johngcgc65
    One of my favorite Groups of all time. In 1969 I saw them "live" in Worcester, Mass. while i was working there that year. I loved it and though I haven't heard them for many years. "Can't Find the Time" has stayed in my mind all these years. Great Song. Great Lyrics. Great Memories! Thank You YouTube for helping find Orpheus again!
  • @Wolfsky9
    As I turn 72 y/o tomorrow, I am wondering where--------oh where-------the years have gone?? I can still see me playing this 45 on my small stereo, so taken with it, I had to go tell all my friends. -------------WolfSky9
  • My wedding song 44 years ago. My husband picked it out. I had a hard time coming up with the perfect song for us. Let me tell you this song was perfect so sexy and spoke volumes
  • @TemakiTom
    See?? Worcester has indeed produced legendary songs!! (At least one, anyway....)
  • Wow, really feeling the love in all these nostalgic comments!! I'm 32 years old, and was disappointed at first to find that 99% of my favourite music was actually samples and covers. Then I started digging into those classics myself, and I guess this was one stop on the road to the meaning of 'timeless.'