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I am enjoying watching my long time friend play here in the late 60's!!...i think ill learn some of their songs and go play them and see if it jogs his memory for fun when i jam with him again this week!!!😂😂😂

Best combination of Baroque and Rock music ever! Fantastic...

I was impressed by this but thought it was a little dry until 4:35 😮

What year was this? Please put it in the description. Guessing it was 1968 or a little after

Saw them August 1969 at the Fillmore West, opening for Mother Earth (with Tracy Nelson) and John Mayall (performing his Turning Point album straight through). A glorious evening of music. The most unique opening of any show ever: When the lights went down, they all went to complete dark. Short wait in absolute darkness. No one expected this, all you could see where Exit signs at the side doors. Then, a single spotlight lit a young man in formal wear playing a classical piece on cello in the middle of the stage, seemingly by himself. Spotlight #2 on a clarinetist/flutest and they played a duet. Spotlight #3 on the "harpsichord" for a delicate renaissance number. It seemed like we were going to hear an evening of chamber music. It was surprisingly beautiful. Then, the spotlight followed the cellist as he walked over and picked up his bass guitar -- they were all three still playing the same song, but now it sounded a bit different. Spotlight followed the clarinetist over as he picked up his guitar to play rhythm -- still the same song, more up tempo now. The spotlight followed the harpsichordist over to his electric piano/organ. Still the same song, but sounded way different. Two more spotlights light up -- the drummer and the lead singer appear. Everyone playing now. The band is playing the same song, except they are ROCKIN'..! It was magical. When all the lights came on, the rest of their show was all R&R. Very unique in all my years of watching R&R concerts. Weren't some of them Julliard trained? That was the rumor.

Michael Kamen can also be seen working with Tom Petty on Wildflowers in the documentary "Somewhere You Feel Free."

The greatest live band I ever saw (8 times), Albums, not so great, just did not come across. They should have been so bigger.

I want this closing movie song- somehow.

Where was this recorded. Looks like same theatre i saw them at in Denver. Thanks

Super talented Tom's River, NJ boys. One of them was Michael Kamen, another one became Mark Snow. Their recording which is among my most beloved pieces of music is the fruit of their association with Manos Hadjidakis, Reflections. Beautiful!

Michael Kamen went on to become a famous composer of film scores. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Kamen

I've been looking for this for decades!!!!! Thanks so much.

So which one is Michael Kamen?

What song is this please

Yep! A Great find indeed!

Those kids at the end just had a formative experience. I bet they all became rock musicians.

Real cinema.

They were really great !!

Great find! Thank you for posting.

Siempre me ha gustado esta agrupación , excelente trabajo.

La Ciudad Blanca es la hermosa ciudad de Lisboa, Portugal, una película estupenda, la ví en lo que antes era el Cine Pedro Armendariz, porque la Cineteca Nacional se había quemado.

Does anyone know the track on this end scene?

We all came here from The worst taste

Muy bueno

5:35 he just had a life changing experience

Been looking for this for years on RUclips. Remember it well from when I was a kid - went out and bought the "Roll Over" album as a result. This was on PBS - one of the Boston Pops concerts they broadcast if I am correct. Thanks for posting!

Does anybody know if this is part of the show they did with the Arthur Fiedler and The Boston Pops? Would love to see the whole show again but can't seem to find it anywhere.

The kids crack me up. Boy are they having fun!

one of the best movies ever - and hands down the best leading female performance ever

What a great find!!! The original New York Rock And Roll Ensemble live in VIDEO form. Playing to a classical crowd who doesn’t realize the greatness in front of them. Michael Kamen, Martin Fullterman (Mark Snow) , Dorian Rudnytsky, Brian Corrigan, Cliff Nivison

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the band I was in in high school covered this and a few more of their songs.