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Almost forgot to watch this today

Excellent cover song!

Like Lou Reed said one Cord your Rockin, two Cords your pushing it, three Cords your gettin into Jazz.❤

Yes Yes Yes!!

Bish bash bosh!!✊

Sound!

Boss! Could ya change it to Die Starmer, Die?😜

Wow 22yrs later just did tours in Australia again, I missed them very unfortunately but apparently were amazing

I love his passion for music and his almost casual talent with guitar

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Can u guys believe that they were here in Paris opening for the fleshtones? Radio Birdman were awesome. And then the fleshtones came up on stage, just a bunch of posing cocky pricks. Nul!! IHad to leave after 2 songs. Nul.

Deniz Tek shreds.

First track is a ripper awesome

unreal thanks for posting ... and 50th anniversary gigs to look forward to soon!

Nice song ,,like your video

It’s not Birdman without Masuak.

Song on 1:51 ??

1977 At The Marrickville hotel Adelaide....Good then great now

Never get tired of Aloha Steve and Dano. 😎

great tune

Really interesting hearing this in their terms about that time (well shortly after). I remember it at the same time in the UK. Iggy mentions his influences as the Stones and the Velvets and they in turn talked about UK bands like the Kinks and the Who. So you are seeing here the proto punk roots as they reflected back into the UK, with punk bands and the early alternative bands talking about the Stooges and then Iggy's solo work. And Bowie is woven into this with production around Iggy.

Everyone debates Ron vs James, and I think both of them were great, the 1971 bootlegs with both of them in the band can be hard to tell who is playing what. James Williamson is a phenomenal guitar player with a well-honed technique, but his songwriting skills are what stick out to me. Ron, however, just had that magic spark. Listen to what comes out of his mouth, talking about influences from free jazz to classical Indian music. The entire Stooges vibe most likely came from this man's brain, the super hip influences weren't a coincidence. When you look at it this way, you can see why everytime he took a solo, it was out-of-left-field and over the top. In a perfect world, Ron would've been given the respect he deserved, and we would have a two-guitar lineup on Raw Power (and maybe it would be a lot noisier and unique).

Zulu as Kono! Excellent performance amd tecording.

Birdman tee. Nice one. Yeah hup

Not seen this. Thanks. Yeah hup

typical of the dry retch, they can assault london, but havent got the stomach to hold london and start foraging in the local countryside for alcohol and crack, shock troops folks, no staying power, comes with age

Nice. Looking forward to this.

the first thing i thought when they walked into that auditorium was "man imagine a cranked amp in there"

dude definitely had some of the best ever guitar tones put to tape

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Deniz Tek uses the 1966 Epiphone Crestwood Deluxe that used to be owned by Fred "Sonic" Smith (MC5), guitar given directly to the roadie at the end of live, we understand why, lol! ruclips.net/video/FfmYjy9rFBI/видео.html

As good as anything you will see on live TV

Great band. Solidarity comrades.✊

Best Liverpool band at the moment!

Rock'N'Roll Grunge! Yeah baby!!

Another top notch performance from John and the Boys. Love it!! 😍

Love this!

Has anyone ever heard his work with Dark Carnival? If not do yourself a favor. His brother Scott played drum for them. Detroit bar band.

this is a great man.

Yerse!

Priceless - Glad the interviewer caught it all on tape - Iggy 'explaining his creative process' - JEEZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Who knew Dutch TV was the coolest thing happening in 1986? Not me.

Sick

His guitar playing is super cool. A crazy combination of acid, punk, metal, jazz, and rock and roll. It's not complicated, but there isn't another band that sounded like the Stooges. Pure raw energy

Brilliant video, cheers. How good are Ron Asheton's riffs? Very direct and effective and lets not forget the Iggy element and charisma. Enjoyed listening to Iggy's songwriting process...kept it simple...hard to do....

The greatest rock band!

How is this man still alive !!!

Interesting old footage

No knocks on James Williamson, but Ron Asheton made The Stooges.

At least he called himself a "freak" instead of a "hippie". Hippies seldom called themselves "hippies" back then. It was still pretty much a term of derision by the "straight" sector of the population.