Just watched the Clapton story- A life in 12 bars. - excellent stuff. 

 

Ted Nugent and gang

Hard hitting blues rock from the Move in '70, Turkish Tram Conductor Blues off of Lookin' On.

 

 

I might of, maybe, could have posted this at some earlier point but always worth a listen.  Perhaps my favorite Amboy Dukes tune.  Some serious rockin' being done in '67.

 

 

 

And The Move moved on to become a truly one-of-a-kind band in a league of their own.  The emotive Old England Town off their '73 LP ELO2.

 

 

6 hours ago, Tippaporn said:

I might of, maybe, could have posted this at some earlier point but always worth a listen.  Perhaps my favorite Amboy Dukes tune.  Some serious rockin' being done in '67.

 

 

Pricked up my ears half way through when I heard the Hendrix riff from the Third Stone from the Sun.

What a shame the half-sister of Hendrix, Janie, who only ever met him twice in her life, has complete copyright power over his studio albums, and has consequently banned them from Youtube.

 

 

 

4 hours ago, bannork said:

What a shame the half-sister of Hendrix, Janie, who only ever met him twice in her life, has complete copyright power over his studio albums, and has consequently banned them from Youtube.

That's right!  Free Jimi's music on YT for the world to hear and enjoy!  So, appropriately then . . . 

 

 

Fortunately for myself, I have his complete studio recordings on CD, purchased many, many years ago.

Ezy Ryder from the Fillmore East concert year's end '69.

 

 

Every Mother's Son's Come On Down To My Boat recorded in 1967.

 

 

The Byrd's Have You Seen Her Face from the '66 LP Younger Than Yesterday.

 

 

Don't have any info on this performance of Bob Dylan's Ballad Of A Thin Man but looks to be early/mid 70's.  Excellent performance, though.

 

 

Crayzy Mama from Johnny Rivers' '72 L.A. Raggae LP.

 

 

 

Chad Allan & The Expressions ( early Guess Who) doing Johnny Kidd's Shakin' All Over in '65.

 

 

I was sure "Have you ever seen the rain" was written in the 60's , but no, my memory was wrong.  

 

John Fogerty wrote this masterpiece for the C C R album Pendulum (1971)  . 

 

 

Then through the years we've had some interesting covers :  

 

Bonnie Tyler  

 

 

Rod Stewart 

 

 

 

Boney M 

 

 

 

But of course nothing can beat the original with John Fogerty , his voice owns this song,  here live in 2010 .  

 

 

 

 

 

 

Moby Grape's live performance of Miller's Blues from the '68 LP Wow/Grape Jam.

 

 

A nice version of Stephen Still's Bluebird by the James Gang in '69.

 

 

Laid back tune, Schoolgirl, by Argent from their debut in '70.

 

 

awesome live version

 

 

 

Hunter's lyrics and The Dead's melody- a lovely combination.

 

 

Superb

 

The studio version  of this Howlin Wolf song on Led Zep 1 has always been one of my favourite rock numbers. It's interesting to see live with Jimmy getting out the violin. Now I see how it was done!

 

 

On 7/29/2018 at 5:22 PM, Gecko123 said:

awesome live version

 

Agreed!  Thanks for unearthing this gem.

4 hours ago, bannork said:

Superb

 

I second that emotion.  Another wonderful live find.

Since we're onto great live performances here's Deep Purple's Child Of Mine from '70.

 

 

Stairway To Heaven from the '76 LP The Song Remains The Same. Live performance recorded in '73, though.