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Such a talent...and a great tune.

My Dad is still a fan of Carol. PHS class of 1948.

Just Genius........nothing else to say

Nice to see Kenny Price backing up Bonnie Lou

The master.

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Bonnie Lou was great. I miss her.

How have I never heard of them before today? Instant fan.❤

Saw them in Utrecht Holland. Swept off my feet. Sweat&swing.

Love Jess roden. What a singer loved him since I was 17. I’m now 66 still get him. Thank you Jess

Such a Jess Rosen fan. Love him wooftah the man has serious chops😮

Not the Original one....but the best version of all.

Just an excellent underrated vocalist and musician ever.Never seen him live I had the opportunity to a live gig at Newcastle Poly circa 75,but he cancelled.Anyway thanks for sharing 👍❤️ Peace and Love

I believe Bonnie Lou was a clog dancer in the Blue Ridge Mountain Dancers before becoming Buster and Bonnie Lou.

Steve Webb still plays and sings solo on the Eckero Line ferry Finlandia btw Helsinki and Tallin. Great guy. Shared some memories of -76 Garden party at Chrystal Palace

I saw Jess and The Humans in a small venue called Granville's in Stone, Staffordshire. They were absolutely amazing! After the gig I spent quite some time chatting with Jess and Nick Graham who played bass. Two of the nicest people you could meet. They kindly got all the guys in the band to autograph their CD and gave it to me. What an incredible night.

Saw Pete hunt the other day said jess was up the brook like a drink most underrated band going what entertainment in the seventies and eighths ps. Is Ronnie and can't remember still about

Grew up on this in Cincy

Kenny price and Bonnie lou

Grear singing and playing.........timeless

What fabulous footage. Great singer with a terrific band. Loved seeing them live. Happy memories. I still play their music.

She could have been a headliner at the Grand Ole' Opry but she loved Cincinatti.

Great info about Micky, Tom and Dave.

Tennessee Wig Walk was a huge hit in Australia and New Zealand.

Very happy to have found this. I remember seeing Dave and the band doing this at The Venue Victoria (London). Some tracks recorded live that night were released as a bonus 7" with the DE7 album but I didn't know of any released recordings of this. It wasn't any of the albums available at the time or since as far as I knew.

Such a raw band true music at its best

Jess along with Terry Reid is one of the greatest and underated singers from the U.K . and the band was pretty damned hot too . Believe the brass section came from a Southampton based jazz/ fusion band called lguana .

Interesting to see Billy Lyall as an arranger. He was a member of Pilot. (Ho, ho, ho, it's magic.)

Such a major talent

Don't think anyone will ever top the rhyme Astley -ghastly.

I just love Jess Rodents voice.he is so underated in this country. I saw him 3times with the Alan Brown set . In the 60s.At the Golden Torch in Stoke .and in 1994 at the Wheat sheet in Stoke .he's got a voice that makes my hair stand on end .and gives me goosebumps. Looooove him.

Drummer Pete Hunt just left the planet…. Mr Groove. Joined Bruce and John… see ya soon mush!

She wasn't born in Carlock. Her family moved there when she was a tyke.

Bonnie was special! So entertaining and cute. I miss her.

I didnt know he was such a hottie?! Thanks for uploading

Brilliant. Saw Jess and the band at the. Crystal Palace bowl in July 1976. Such an underrated singer. Thanks for uploading.

Was so happy to find this on here. Have loved Jess Roden's voice since hearing the band's live BBC concert in the 70's. Thank you SO much for sharing this with us.

Great Band

Who dislikes those two masterpieces? Even with Michael as backup vocals! Brilliant! There is only "Me and crystal eye" missing ..

I loved his music then and I love it now. It's nice to see I wasn't alone.

Wow - so glad I just found your site. Brilliant singer - along with Paul Rogers of Free the best of the era. Many thanks.

I was a confirmed prog rocker until I saw Jess and the band in 1974 promoting his first Island solo album. I was a 16 year old glass collector in Quaintways in Chester. I was blown away by the live power of a brass section and a real.....proper... singer. The following day I was straight into Impact Records for the album. Jess heralded a turning point in my musical tastes into Graham Parker and Southside Johnny. Thanks Jess.

Jess Roden fan here! I'm in love with all his work! Such a great great great and what a groove!! Some of his albums appeared on spotify. Greetings from Brazil

I remember this wonderfull show that was on NYC tv....circa 1966. I loved this show. I think it came on Saturday afternoons channel 5.

I love Bonnie Lou she’s great. I always knew my yodeling style was different but until I heard Bonnie Lou for the first time I don’t know how similar to hers it was.

FYI, Jess’s solo albums are now on the streaming services, in the US at least.

The Niles Rogers show back then was so great. He had all kinds of performers on from everywhere in the world. God, I miss that show.

Simply wonderful, but very difficult to try and get hold of any Jess Roden stuff these days, got Blowing and Play It Dirty, Play It Class, but always looking for other stuff from his career, a fabulous singer!

Saw Alan Brown 3 times at the Torch .was madley in love with Jess his voice is one of the best we have. Saw him again at the Wheatsheaf Stoke.had his autograph for the 4th time . bought Alan Bowns album and got Jess's album in his red jkt. Soooo underated .

🖤💙oh wie wahr💙🖤