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Hello de France. Le batteur est Mr Clif Burr Notre sincère et regretté Clif Burr. Le groupe existe toujours avec comme batteur Mr Nico mc brain

Mid-70's but you were close on the age. They're nephews (and main beat producers) are also dropping tracks -- thats 9&Dex

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The Staple Singers recorded their own version of this song for their 1967 album Soul Folk In Action. They're most famous for their hits "Respect Yourself" (1971), "I'll Take You There" (1972) and "Let's Do It Again" (1975) but they started out as a Gospel group from Chicago. Check out their early traditional stuff "Uncloudy Day" (1956) ruclips.net/video/vV46KeFRKds/видео.html and "Will The Circle Be Unbroken" ruclips.net/video/Lwa1MQsqHwM/видео.html

U talk too much, like about the percussionist, man... who cares?? Can we see the video??

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toss up for fave: master of puppets or anethesia/pulling teeth

oh and on the intro it was sabra cadabra, they did a cover on garage inc btw

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Dynamite is such a fun song. RM the leader commented that their outfits made them look like Teletubbies! Lol they start calling each other Teletubby names right! Lol

Try to say end learn his last name right !!

Could watch this video everyday!

Ado's reactions have been getting a lot of views on every channel 😊

Piece of my heart is great.Me and Bobbie Mcgee is one of her more smooth ones.

Please do her work me lord live in Stockholm performance!

On this version the drummer is Clive Burr! But you must listen the same song live played by Nicko McBrain!

ps i got my white monster too ROFL... Again lol. Also i never understand the hate lars gets. That guy is beast on the drums.

ooooooo you picked some old school metallica WOW , I mean love all metallica's stuff but battery is old school fire from them. Wait you want me to pick just one song? nah cant do that lol.

The song Do You Feel Like We Do highlights the talkbox even more. First artist I heard use one was Glen Campbell on a variety show. Then Iron Butterfly. Extensive use in the extremely long song Butterfly Bleu. It's just a little longer than In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida. When they performed it on live television they went commercial free for the entire song. But the talkbox roots go back to Alvino Rey and the St Louis Blues. He's technically the inventor of the talkbox. And you can watch that performance with stringy the guitar puppet. The talkbox gives it its voice while he plays the steel guitar. That music video was produced in 1944.😮 Because of his knowledge in electronics Alvino Rey electrified his banjo. He then worked with Gibson for the solid body electric guitar pickup. He also had many other contributions for music reproduction. Never seen anyone react to Butterfly Bleu. Seen Iron Butterfly perform at the ASU Activity Center in 1968. Also seen them in 1980 at the celebrity. Never had the opportunity to see Frampton. If it's not appropriate or allowed on RUclips I still suggest you watch the Avino Rey video. Be warned the puppet May freak you out. But you'd be treated to big band sound. You'll also get a look at one of the major forces in how music is today. Despite no one even knowing of him. 🚜🤠🐂

Oh you gotta do the 89 Seattle version of this! It’s sooo much better

Here in Australia we were blessed with Barnsey. His voice was better when he was young. Bit of info for you Eddie Van Halen contacted him wanting him to front Van Halen and he turned it down then it was given to Sammy Hagar. You are In for a massive treat going down the Jimmy Barnes rabbit hole. Many other great Aussie from that music era. Cheers

Master of Puppets is my favorite!!!!! Rock on!!!!!!!!!!

I’ve seen sweaty Teddy a bunch of times sometimes with Deric St Holmes and sometimes Ted would sing. The shows were 200% better with Derick singing. Got to check out Dam Yankees you will enjoy.

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I'm not gonna laugh at you for not getting the hanging man reference. Definitely seems random if you haven't seen the movie. Which you absolutely must.

One of the best singers of today. This is a revoting production.

Operation: Livecrime! You should to review the live version of Operation Mindcrime so you can see how amazing they were live with the full movie screens and the light show. Best concert I ever saw.

Janis and Tom Jones, Raise Your Hands! Two absolute legends having the time of their lives.

try montreux 84 concert that was when he switched guitars johnny b goode for speed or mad dog for fun any song has solosi smell trouble jon plays the harmonica while playing bass dig deep rabbit hole goes very very far

Lovesexy tour in Dormunt. I got It in VHS vídeo tape.Its Such a fantàstic live performance. I saw Prince three times in Barcelona , man when you hear the first beat of the drumm your body can't stop moving , dancing till the end. Congratulations, good job nice reaction. Keep on rocking Greetings from Barcelona

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You wouldn't think it to hear her, but Rehn Stillnight fronts a gothic metal band called Nocturna. They've released two albums so far. Her singing partner is Grace Darkling, who's a mezzo-soprano. I'm sure you can imagine the harmonies! Glad you enjoyed this, a great version of my wife's favourite song.

First, I love you. Your reactions are top notch and I've been a sub for a long time! Second, Ted Nugent can do wrong. Third, I think you should give Lacuna Coil - In The Mean Time ft. Ash Costello a shot. Without giving too much away, it's a song about our fractured society but I don't want to say anything other than that. Thank you for considering.

The story told in the lyrics is as follows: I was at this party, you see, and there was this girl there, and everyone had consumed a number of substances, and she was looking very pale, but we kept ordering more drinks...until the ceiling flew away and suddenly someone was telling us about the Vestal Virgins of Ancient Rome and someone else was talking about a plan to move to the coast, and the two stories mysteriously merged into one; meanwhile a copy of Chaucer's medieval Canterbury Tales was lying open at The Miller's Tale, though nobody was taking any notice of it, and as I idly flipped through a pack of Tarot cards someone had left behind I kept trying to persuade her to let me tell her fortune, although she wasn't into it, and looked as if she was going to throw up, so we just ordered more drinks, and the waiter brought a tray...as her face, at first just ghostly, turned a Whiter Shade of Pale... <3

there was an album titled THE WORST OF THE JEFFERSON AIRPLANE and it is a great album. this song is the epitome of acid rock. VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA at woodstock was fabulous.

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I recommend watching Roy Buchanan's live version from Austin City Limits in 1976.

🎉🎉🎉. Brilliant

Ado is currently 21 years old with her highly popular debut single (Ussewa) being released when she was 17

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Stan really is the man❤

This performance brings me to tears!!!!!He aged so well❤

That was super! I love the whole sound, and (as you mentioned) the lighting was VERY effective...nicely done! I've heard of the band before, but for some reason, I don't think I've ever listened to their music. Thanks for the intro, Corey! 😀

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The good thing with this song is it can be about anything but in answer to your question if you ask a German person over a certain age they will tell you this song more so than any speech made by an American president is responsible for bringing down the Berlin Wall

Steven, that was TOTALLY and in ALL OTHER WAYS fabulous! I sat here and beatboxed the whole way through. I had never heard it before, either. I probably never would have listened to it, otherwise, but that rhythm...OH YEAH!!! I kept wishing my old, old friend (she's my oldest friend since we were born...we were two when we met), and we're both old, old, so there you go, was here with me, to listen to it. I know she would have been drumming on whatever surface was around. She's the one who won the final drum spot in our high school band, back when that's what I wanted to do! She got in there a day ahead of me, so I ended up on the trumpet (cornet). That's OK. I ended up loving THAT, too, which reminds me it's nice outside. Tomorrow I WILL get my trumpet back out and get my lip back AGAIN! Anyway...she ended up being the drummer in our little folk band, and the two of us traded off on piano, while I also traded off with our third lady, who played accordion. Sometimes we had another lady with us, who played guitar, and sometimes we had a young man who played piano with us as well. My brother also stood and sang bass with us sometimes, as well. It just depended on who was around at any given time. It was so much fun. THIS, though, has REALLY inspired me to get BUSY, now that our weather has gotten better (I prefer to play outside, because there are so many people in the house, and so much noise all day long, as it is. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, Steven. Again...just AWESOME! 😀

As a teenager, I worked in a store on Sundays. The first hour of work, everybody worked together to put the store back together after the kids would destroy the displays on Saturday. We would blast Frampton Live on the loud speaker. It's an awesome way to get mundane tasks done.

October 4, 1970 she passed away. She was only 27. She wasn't on the music scene for long, but she made her mark on history. Her nickname was Pearl.

How easily he goes from the talk box to singing - flawless and makes it look easy.