Born and raised in Shreveport myself. What an insane rock n roll circuit it used to be. I would eventually host house shows for band in the mid 2000’s. My father is at least still able to see some acts that come through.
I played the 45 of smokin in the boys room at show and tell in elementary school in 1973 everyone loved it ✌️♥️ Brownsville Station Rocks and Rules I still have the 45 after all these years believe it or not 🚭🚭🚭🚫
These guys were sooooo awesome!!! They had showmanship, chops, great songs, and most of all, a whole lotta fun, high-energy, kickass rock and roll...Michigan style! Brownsville Station...forever the Kings of the Party!!!
I saw this on The Midnight Special when I was 14 years old. It was seared into my brain. One of the greatest Rock n Roll performances EVER! Thank goodness for RUclips.
My father gave me this cassette in 1982. I was 7, the tape was pink. Dad has been gone almost 20 years, I still have the tape. Mandatory folded up paper to replace the fuzzy square that falls out where the tape head contacts. "Son, you're worse that your father"
Ví ese viedeo en los 70s a través de un programa en el canal 13 de México llamado "Alta Tensión". Verdaderamente me sacudió y cambió mi vida. Brownsville fue un antes y un después. Mi vida sería el Rockandroll. Gracias por compartir tan fabuloso performance
My older brother Donny Roby had this album 6 years older then me in the 70s the kings of the party was my favorite song by them in my favorite 1000 song of All-time if not in 500
What do you say about this Band.... Driving Rock and Roll ,these two guys can sing,the Drummer is a hair ahead and it is lighting this on fire with rocket fuel...Show men from a different time Yeah they were a party band pure and simple...good songs but on top of the times, style wise...they targeted young teenagers and we grew up holding on to them and the wild fun they projected... Love them!!!!
Amazing, that reference. The origin of that has to be 'germanium diodes'. Nobody knew what those were back then. He must have been some kind of major tech weenie. Nowadays we're all tech weenies.
January 29, 1973.....Milwaukee Riverside Theatre.....they opened for Slade. They stole the show!!! Unbelievable HIGH ENERGY! Fantastic set selection. Great musicians! All three of them were INCREDIBLE! The drummer Henry H-Bomb Weck....just AMAZING. Thank you Brownsville Station....and let your yeah be yeah!!!!!!!!!
I know, but I found out that a lot of TV recordings early on told the audiences to be quiet and not move. Not sure why that would interrupt the TV cameras. Oh, maybe the sound would not come thru back then for the TV audience if there's a lot of background noise. Not sure, but boo right?
The bass player went on to produce Ted Nugent's call of the wild, and plays with Nugent even today the guys one of these people people who doesn't seem to age the drummer produced Blackfoot's strikes album and cub coda played harmonica on it.
The George Burns glasses always rock the cool kids. But it's the glam that keeps them coming back
The audience really blew it! The band was on point!
Saw them and zz top in 72 or 73. Shreveport Louisiana. I was 12. My mom took me ,my sister and cousin. What a great show. Miss the 70s so much
That is a Mother who loves her kids.
great mom!
@carltons2178
What a great mom! My mom took me to Sonny and Cher, lol.
Born and raised in Shreveport myself. What an insane rock n roll circuit it used to be. I would eventually host house shows for band in the mid 2000’s. My father is at least still able to see some acts that come through.
Yep...the 70's were great...so many great bands , no Ticketmaster with their RIP-off prices and lovely dirty rock 'n roll like this.
How can you not like Brownsville Station ! They were ahead of their time.
I played the 45 of smokin in the boys room at show and tell in elementary school in 1973 everyone loved it ✌️♥️ Brownsville Station Rocks and Rules I still have the 45 after all these years believe it or not 🚭🚭🚭🚫
What a power of sound only with an electric guitar, a bass and a drums. amazing live!!! woooow
These guys were sooooo awesome!!! They had showmanship, chops, great songs, and most of all, a whole lotta fun, high-energy, kickass rock and roll...Michigan style! Brownsville Station...forever the Kings of the Party!!!
They're from ohio...
One of the greatest recorded live hard rock performances ever televised, so bad ass🤘💯👏
bollocks
@@77threshold are you saying this performance doesnt move you??
I believe the entire audience was dosed with Valium prior to this taping..........
That's what I was thinking. Dullest audience I've ever seen.
that's the way audiences were back in the day. It wasn't until the 80's the crowds started going crazy!
RIP CUB KODA ROCK ON IN HEAVEN!
Power trio
These guys were hip man.
I saw this on The Midnight Special when I was 14 years old. It was seared into my brain. One of the greatest Rock n Roll performances EVER! Thank goodness for RUclips.
Man, were they ever killin' it! The raunchy twangs of Cub's guitar were perfect!
Cub, one of the most underrated guitar players
Everything about this is perfect
Always loved Brownsville Station! 🧡
Brownsville Station-kind of strange looking, but damn good rock and roll music. I always thought they were fantastic.
unbelievable. I loved Brownsville Station. I saw them open for Nazareth somewhere around 1979?
MUSIC FROM ANOTHER PLANET. NO AUTOTUNE ALLOWED. MY LORD!!! I CALL THIS REAL MUSIC.........
Glam band that went through many evolutions. RIP, Cub Koda, we remember you.
Súper rola!!! Full of energy! Love it!!!
Ha! Rock n roll builds bodies 12 ways. Love it. These boys helped build my body back in the day. Rock on!👍🥁🎸🇺🇸❤️
That's from an old Wonder Bread commercial
I just found this band today actually and wow! These guys are really amazing!!!
I know what u mean. I found em recently too. A lot of sound for a 3 piece
@@chevy4x466 Yes, they were an amazing band and I started to listen more about them. Greetings.
Wow!! Always a fantastic stage performance!! 😮🤘🏼
Alot of awesome music came outta Michigan ....
Ain't that the truth!
My favorite TV performance of Cub Koda and Brownsville Station!
Cub hilarious. Those glasses.
Cub looks like an owl. A wiseass owl. His writing in goldmine mag highly authoritatively
My father gave me this cassette in 1982. I was 7, the tape was pink. Dad has been gone almost 20 years, I still have the tape. Mandatory folded up paper to replace the fuzzy square that falls out where the tape head contacts. "Son, you're worse that your father"
Great great live band!! I saw them whenever I could.
My aunt used to roadie for these guys.
The singer is wearing your aunt's glasses
My road used to aunty for these guys.
@@JohnLloydDavis far out ...man!!
I saw kub koda and the points at the last ever night of the Stsr Bar in Ann Arbor. It wasn't until years later that I understood what I witnessed.
Wish we could see the band playing to an audience that was allowed to move and shout and enjoy themselves.
Ví ese viedeo en los 70s a través de un programa en el canal 13 de México llamado "Alta Tensión". Verdaderamente me sacudió y cambió mi vida. Brownsville fue un antes y un después. Mi vida sería el Rockandroll.
Gracias por compartir tan fabuloso performance
Ahhh... y esa guitarra trasnparente de Cub, soñé con ella por años...
My older brother Donny Roby had this album 6 years older then me in the 70s the kings of the party was my favorite song by them in my favorite 1000 song of All-time if not in 500
Than*
Wow. I had forgotten what a great power trio they were.
What do you say about this Band.... Driving Rock and Roll ,these two guys can sing,the Drummer is a hair ahead and it is lighting this on fire with rocket fuel...Show men from a different time Yeah they were a party band pure and simple...good songs but on top of the times, style wise...they targeted young teenagers and we grew up holding on to them and the wild fun they projected... Love them!!!!
come on and slip me five ! These guys ruled
We need Rock and Roll baby
Saw this band several times back in the day/ O.K. .but always destined for opener status !!!
Wow, awesome!!!!
Preach it Cub!
king of the party
Lead singer is a nice blend of Wayne and Garth.
hahaha thats a pretty good call!!
I remember seeing this when it first came on! Love it!❤
MC5 influence (stage act). Awesome show
Just damn!
Just Found out That Greg Kihn has gone to Rock and Roll Heaven 😳 😢😢😢😢 Godspeed
Killer 🤘🤘🤘
Saw them in San Antonio in 1975 opening for Black Sabbath, this was there encore song. Kick ass.
AMAZING BAND; OMG BANDO OF THREE??? AWESOME
Cub Koda Will live forever, Rock and Roll Brother 🤘🤘🤘🤘
EXCELLENT!
Man. Cub Coda was THE king of showmanship. Gone way too soon at age 51.
Wow, these guys are showmen!
this is the sickest shit ever
i play this for my noisy upstairs neighbors
Cub Koda larger than life
Geddy Lee and Peter Criss's side band
That was cool, it my 1st cool song i heard,
Fabulous 🎉
Motley Crue recorded their version of" Smoking in boys room "of these guys
So sad about the entire audience being comatose.
I've seen a wilder crowd at a Carpenters show.
@@steves7896 Lol
Brownsville Station = Louis Prima
Audience = Keely Smith
That audience was LOST! They had no frame of reference. 😮😮😮 like McFly listening to Van Halen. 😄
Geddy Lee is much more fun in this band.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
That axe player reminds me of Diamond Dave.
Cub Koda does not get enough credit for the guitar
Great Band, sadly they got lost....Music- Business....
Awesome.
The crowd must be in shock,or just taking it all in... I'd go for the latter.😅
oh gawd..
Cub passed away far too young. Great entertainer.
Geddy Lee's side band
This is his fun band, along with Peter Criss on drums
Geranium diodes ?
Yup! Ancient technology, hard to come by, nowadays...😊
Amazing, that reference. The origin of that has to be 'germanium diodes'. Nobody knew what those were back then. He must have been some kind of major tech weenie. Nowadays we're all tech weenies.
Was the audience dead?
Very good band but very underrated too.
January 29, 1973.....Milwaukee Riverside Theatre.....they opened for Slade. They stole the show!!! Unbelievable HIGH ENERGY! Fantastic set selection. Great musicians! All three of them were INCREDIBLE! The drummer Henry H-Bomb Weck....just AMAZING. Thank you Brownsville Station....and let your yeah be yeah!!!!!!!!!
Wonder if David Lee Roth studied this one.
He studied Jim Dandy from Black Oak Arkansas
Hopefully they're going to release some official live stuff. I mean it's been too long.
Det är bra 😊
What a dead crowd. How can they all site there and not even wriggle a little bit?
I know, but I found out that a lot of TV recordings early on told the audiences to be quiet and not move. Not sure why that would interrupt the TV cameras. Oh, maybe the sound would not come thru back then for the TV audience if there's a lot of background noise. Not sure, but boo right?
cuz they not the kingz of the party
The bass player went on to produce Ted Nugent's call of the wild, and plays with Nugent even today the guys one of these people people who doesn't seem to age the drummer produced Blackfoot's strikes album and cub coda played harmonica on it.
These Guys Milked it for all it was Worth! They had a Ball for 3yrs! Hope they got they're 💲 from Motley Crue
Solo he visto a otra banda de R&R tocar asi de potentes en vivo. The Knack
I seriously thought this was Ray Davies of the Kinks doing a parody band.
Ray was a great lead man really knew how to work an audience
Lucky from king of the hill brought me here lol
Are you talking to ME?😮
Geddy Lee had a baby with Where’s Waldo?= Cub Coda
They set up a whole audience of mannequins for this. Cheaper to have real people.
Geddy Lee.
Twisted Sister must have been influenced by these
What is Marie House Vinsky?
What's Up With The Bubbles Glasses?
Color him blonde and he's Garth from Wayne's World.
Yes good ol cub coda and mike lutz. We opened up for them at sherwood forest in robinson mich. Crazy times indeed
is the volume turned off for the audience - they are barely moving
Such a great performance. Too bad the audience is sitting there like they're at a morgue.
Kings Of the Toilet
Is this the root of punk rock?
Is that an Ampeg Dan Armstrong Cub is playing?
Yes! And if you look closely you can see he's replaced the stock pickguard with a clear, plexi one.
@@totallyunmemorable Wow. My cousin had a Dan Armstrong bass. They were one of the heaviest (weightwise) out there. Lucite I believe.