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Blast from the Past - 60's, 70's, 80's Music (2021)

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Next time I hear rolling thunder I'll be imagining it's coming from Charlie Watts.  RIP.

Machine gun rat-a-tat-tats on Get Off Of My Cloud from '65.
 

 

One of my favourite songs growing up, Paint It Black from '66.

 

 

Stray Cat Blues from '68.  Wonderful example of Watt's drumming.
 

 

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Short interview snippets put to a live performance of Monkey Man at Madison Square Garden in 2003.

 

 

On 8/12/2021 at 9:01 PM, jvs said:

Here is another one out of that era.

 

Great fictional movie based on the real boats that rocked in the North Sea back in the 60's.
 

 

3 hours ago, Tippaporn said:

Short interview snippets put to a live performance of Monkey Man at Madison Square Garden in 2003.

 

 

Ha Ha, some great quotes from Charlie- ' My wife always says i don't do anything.'

He was always a rock, never thought he wouldn't be there anymore.

Still 80 is a good innings. Amazing that Keith has outlasted him.

Charlie's good tonight, ain't  he?

 

 

 

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Rare 8mm footage of Rory and his band as they toured Japan in 1974, filmed by Rory's brother Donal.  The live footage and audio come from the 27th January show in Nagoya, live footage courtesy of Megumi Manzaki.
 

 

Otis Taylor with an awesome interpretation of the '62 penned Billy Roberts classic Hey Joe.  Set to some retro photos, a few of which are edible.
 

 

The Pretty Things with their progressive '67 single Deflecting Grey.
 

 

Elston Gunn performing He Was A Friend Of Mine at the Finjan Club in Montreal on 2 July '62.

 

 

Johnny and Edgar Winter performing Tobacco Road at the Olympic Auditorium in L.A. on March 7, '70.

It's always interesting to read the comments for some personal perspective to the music.

 

 

Brad McCormick

Edgars voice is incredible... as good as Johnnys guitar.  I can only imagine what it was like to be in their house growing up as kids.  I've been playing since 1964 and John was my idol.  Most people don't know that Edgar was voted best sax player for many years by Playboy mag... and he's an incredible keyboardist.  God rest you Johnny.

 

Patrick Milloy

I was 15 when I was fortunate enough to catch this show. Mountain had just finished their set. Johnny & Edgar were now up while we waited for Frank Zappa to come on. When he did, we were treated to much of the Hot Rats album. I couldn't have asked more for my $4 admission fee.

15 years old, LOL.  Probably sold some bud to get the 4 bucks, LOL.

 

 

The Chairmen Of The Board with Give Me Just A Little More Time off of their '70 self-titled debut.

 

 

Roky Erickson ‎with a fantastic performance of Lou Reed's '64 classic Heroin.  Off of his '86 Gremlins Have Pictures.

 

 

Quintessence ‎with Notting Hill Gate off of their '69 In Blissful Company LP.
 

 

Davy Graham with Bruton Town off of his '68 Large As Life And Twice As Natural LP.
 

 

Progressive Kraut rockers  Amon Düül II with Sleepwalker's Timeless Bridge off of their '72 Wolf City LP.

 

 

Trees with Celia Humphris singing the enchanting tune She Moved Thro' The Fair off of their '70 The Garden Of Jane Delawney LP.

 

 

Coming full circle with Rory Gallagher on Fuel To The Fire off of his '78 Photo-Finish LP.

 

 

On 8/26/2021 at 7:15 AM, Tippaporn said:

From the vid description:

Rare 8mm footage of Rory and his band as they toured Japan in 1974, filmed by Rory's brother Donal.  The live footage and audio come from the 27th January show in Nagoya, live footage courtesy of Megumi Manzaki.
 

 

Rory should have come to Thailand. I could have found him a nice Thai country lady to take care of his every need. He could have relaxed on her farm and played weekly gigs in Udon. Khon Kaen, Khorat etc. The Thais would have loved him with his down to earth personality.

 

 

 

23 hours ago, Tippaporn said:

Progressive Kraut rockers  Amon Düül II with Sleepwalker's Timeless Bridge off of their '72 Wolf City LP.

 

 

They were quite a band,. With your roots in Der Fatherland Tippers, you must feel a particular affinity for German bands seeking an identity post WW2.

Wonderful music

 

 

23 hours ago, Tippaporn said:

Quintessence ‎with Notting Hill Gate off of their '69 In Blissful Company LP.
 

 

This was a popular number in the day.

 

 

Jefferson Airplane with Signe Anderson on vocals live at Winterland on Oct. 11, '66 performing Chauffeur Blues.
 

 

The Great Society's featuring Grace Slick with their rendition of Bob Dylan's Outlaw Blues performed live at The Matrix Club in '66.
 

 

Traffic with Stranger To Himself off of their '70 John Barleycorn Must Die LP.
 

 

Country Joe & The Fish with Superbird (Tricky Dick) off of their long titled '71 The Life And Times Of Country Joe And The Fish From Haight-Ashbury To Woodstock compilation LP.

 

 

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