Youtube (music) clips of interest

[Tasha]

excellent thanks!! This one from the same person also brilliant

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iE8u-DNOAuY


Pink Floyd - Atom Heart Mother Live Hyde Park 1970 [Full Suite] 00:00
Steppenwolf - Born To Be Wild (Live Beat Club+Easy Rider) (1969) 21:15
Cream - Spoonful - Live Revolution Club 1967 24:27
Deep Purple - Black Night Live 1972 - 33:08
Janis Joplin Kozmic Blues Live in Toronto, 1970  39:33
Eric Burdon - The Animals - We Gotta Get Out Of This Place - 44:49
Iron Butterfly - Soldier In Our Town 48:02
Janis Joplin - Summertime (Live -1969) - 51:40
 Eric Burdon & The Animals  - Monterey 1967  56:22
Cream - Sunshine Of Your Love (Live at The Revolution Club) 1967  1:00:33
Pink Floyd - Paint Box 1968  1:05:28
Deep Purple - Child in Time (Official Video)  1:09:09
Quicksilver Messenger Service -(All I Ever Wanted To Do) Live Monterey 1967  1:19:14
AUDIO PROBLEMS
Ten  Years After - Swing In/Rock In 1969 - (Mini Concert) 1:22:32
The Animals - We Gotta Get Out Of This Place (1965)(Colour Version) 1:50:37
Uriah Heep - Sunrise - Live in Japan 1973 - 1:54:10

[fstix (Michael)]

For fans of obscurities.  A 1973 one-sided album with 9 songs, never released and only one acetate copy known to exist, from a then-17 year old English singer called Valda.  She never recorded anything further.  This is three songs from it, and to me it has shades of an early Sandy Denny...

These songs appeared on a 2013 double compilation CD called Cornufolkia, which is not so easy to find now either.

https://youtu.be/cA2YuFjUxcQ

[Brendan]

For fans of obscurities.  A 1973 one-sided album with 9 songs, never released and only one acetate copy known to exist, from a then-17 year old English singer called Valda.  She never recorded anything further.  This is three songs from it, and to me it has shades of an early Sandy Denny...

These songs appeared on a 2013 double compilation CD called Cornufolkia, which is not so easy to find now either.

https://youtu.be/cA2YuFjUxcQ

Nice stuff, I can see what you mean, there is a copy of Cornufolkia on ebay for 6.99

[StephenB]

I heard this on the radio yesterday. very suitable for the day that's in it today

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3T8lgRe6FQ

[Andy Tuck]

The brilliant Baskery, whi I had the pleasure of putting on at the Musician recently.

https://youtu.be/q7rL9vc3Jpk

[davidmjs]

For whatever reason, I've never seen this before.  Just a brilliant version...much better than the recorded one (imho).  And what an amazing lineup to play it! Ridiculous.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sjBpIot0-LA&feature=share

[Jules Gray]

Just a brilliant version...much better than the recorded one (imho).  

Not as good IMO.  The guitar players just don't match Mike's tone on the original.  But I enjoyed it all the same.

Jules

[davidmjs]

Just a brilliant version...much better than the recorded one (imho).  

Not as good IMO.  The guitar players just don't match Mike's tone on the original.  But I enjoyed it all the same.

Jules

I've heard the original far too many times to hear anything that excites me in it any more.  This one really moves me.  I still can't get over the lineup.

[John From Austin]

Just a brilliant version...much better than the recorded one (imho).  

Not as good IMO.  The guitar players just don't match Mike's tone on the original.  But I enjoyed it all the same.

Jules

I've heard the original far too many times to hear anything that excites me in it any more.  This one really moves me.  I still can't get over the lineup.

This wonderful video is included on a bonus DVD packaged with the deluxe version of TB I purchased a couple years ago. I will never forget seeing it for the first time on an obscure overnight TV series called "Night Flight" circa 1981.  (The same series screened "Rock for Kampuchea" in 1982, and other super cool rock videos before MTV, home video, and Youtube.  I think I also saw "The Atomic Cafe" on Night Flight...)

[bassline (Mike)]

I was sure we'd discussed this on here before, and, sure enough, we did.
It was during this thread.....

http://www.talkawhile.co.uk/yabbse/index.php?topic=30008.0

[davidmjs]

And how about this magnificent solo from Hillage...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p556npGyXVo&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR1p56oGwjBalYup6IuyBUmOx-5Ia4S70Bb5a_lOer38ouMAYPAmyrGQ-3U

[Jules Gray]

And how about this magnificent solo from Hillage...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p556npGyXVo&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR1p56oGwjBalYup6IuyBUmOx-5Ia4S70Bb5a_lOer38ouMAYPAmyrGQ-3U

Look at the cellist's face.  He's digging it.

Jules

[bassline (Mike)]

And how about this magnificent solo from Hillage...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p556npGyXVo&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR1p56oGwjBalYup6IuyBUmOx-5Ia4S70Bb5a_lOer38ouMAYPAmyrGQ-3U

Look at the cellist's face.  He's digging it.

Jules

Excellent. I often wonder if classical musicians, as performers of 'serious' music, dream of having the chance to wig out and improvise and create stuff, instead of sawing away at the notes they have to play from the paper. Maybe the cellist went home that day and gave it some welly on his 'axe'


Warning: this clip may contain references to sex and drugs and/or rock 'n roll.....https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JonKpMy5iDM

Warning :

[Bridgwit (Bridget)]

And how about this magnificent solo from Hillage...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p556npGyXVo&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR1p56oGwjBalYup6IuyBUmOx-5Ia4S70Bb5a_lOer38ouMAYPAmyrGQ-3U

Look at the cellist's face.  He's digging it.

Jules

So am I!  

[GubGub (Al)]

This is beautiful and heartbreaking and soundtracked by a lovely song.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxfaAnvYDPI&start_radio=1&list=RDdxfaAnvYDPI

[ColinB]

I hadn't listened to any Nazareth in ages so put on their live album Snaz. It includes this song written by Zal Cleminson best know for being in the SAHB but he was also in Nazareth in the late 70s before this line-up formed

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eTbuEfmTgLI

Bit of music trivia for you - both Nazareth and Big Country currently have a father and son in their line-ups. Pete & Lee Agnew and Bruce & Jamie Watson.

[Bridgwit (Bridget)]

I hadn't listened to any Nazareth in ages so put on their live album Snaz. It includes this song written by Zal Cleminson best know for being in the SAHB but he was also in Nazareth in the late 70s before this line-up formed

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eTbuEfmTgLI

Bit of music trivia for you - both Nazareth and Big Country currently have a father and son in their line-ups. Pete & Lee Agnew and Bruce & Jamie Watson.

Great stuff and great trivia! thank you  

[Andy]

It's 25 years today since Frank Zappa died. He was undoubtedly a genius.

Here's a favourite track of mine.  

Mr Green Genes (Live in Paris, 1969)

[Andy]

Not seen this before. My eyes are moistened.

RIP Greg Lake, (10 November 1947 – 7 December 2016)

I believe in Father Christmas

[Bridgwit (Bridget)]

Not seen this before. My eyes are moistened.

RIP Greg Lake, (10 November 1947 – 7 December 2016)

I believe in Father Christmas

I know you shouldn't do regrets, but I so regret that I didn't go and see him that last time he played in Cardiff. This is a beautiful version, thank you for posting the link Andy.