OMG a Scottish band was playing soul and funky music, best time in my live. I watched them twice live on stage and Let´s go round again was all we need for the rest of the night...😍
I can't get enough of Daryl's House. This is the greatest show on earth today. It has not received the recognition it deserves. One day it will. Just takes time.
If you're listening to this song, and your foot isn't tappin' and your head isn't bobbin', then you might be dead! Wow! For a dude from Scotland, Alan Gorrie (founding Average White Band member) sure does bring the FUNK! And you add Daryl Hall's amazing band to the mix, and it's a SOULFUL, funky good time!
+Roger Plummer I was listening, and scrolling down to read the comments. I hit yours and sure enough, foot tappin' head bobbin'. Now I have goosebumps, I guess I am alive after all. Any day you wake up above the dirt is a good day. Any day you start off with this is gonna be a great day!!
I know! I was just thinking the same thing! And so was I. I used to love dancing around the house to this. So funky! I'm delighted to know that Daryl likes the same music as me!
For those too young to know, this is a cover an Average White Band song. AWB was a group of white cats from Scotland that played funk music in the 70s and 80s. As young black kid growing up in this era, I saw AWB with my parents at a Budweiser Superfest. I was young then but remember everyone being blown away at how funky these white dudes were. They brought down the house!
not really THE most incredible...but it ties for the best with so many of the other "Live At Darryl's " performances...check out the one with Smokey Robinson...and numerous others....of course at the end of the you're expression heartfelt enthusiasm for what is totally awesome...
Daryl smiles and grooves throughout the whole tune....the acoustics at DARYL'S HOUSE studio are phenomenal. I never, ever get tired of watching and listening to these...
I love playing this song on my guitar along with the AWB! That and Cut the Cake are a blast to play and are in my funk bag for when I’m in the mood! Thanks to my funk mentor, Eric Blackmon, for the tutorials on how to play both!! Super fun! Love this version from Daryl’s place! 🙏🎸
Fantastic masterclass from that drummer - he’s keeping that altogether, no mistake. Exceptional musicians, every one of them. This is the joy of music right here. Wish I could explain it to my kids, lol.
Darrel is in heaven with these guys, he can't stop smiling. He loves good music and thank you for sharing with us is is some epic real, real good funk.
Me and my wife saw them 4 times in last 40 years, every time was a ball. When I play their double life album, I make sure that my neighbors are listening to it too.
The year 1975. I'm listening to Casey Kasem and the American Top 40. I am a 13 yr old black kid in Charleston S.C. Casey introduces the next hit, "Pick up the pieces." By the Average White Band. After the song, Casey repeats the title and says all the way from Scotland, The Average White Band. I reacted: "What? Scotland. I thought these dudes were black and from the states!!"
Daryl's third solo album, "Soul Alone," featured writing collaborations with Alan Gorrie. (Hall and Oates' Band and Average White Band have both included Clyde Jones on bass, Clyde even appears on later seasons of LFDH on bass and vocals), Clyde has also toured as the lead vocalist with AWB. I once saw AWB, with Clyde Jones and Alan Gorrie, they opened for Hall and Oates (with T-Bone Wolk) in San Diego @Humphrey's By The Bay, the ending jam featured both bands playing, "Pick Up The Pieces," and iirc they covered the Delfonics' "Didn't I (Blow Your Mind This Time)." A good time was had by one and all! Good Times, Baby!
I was lucky enough to see Tower of Power twice in my life...they were SO TIGHT! Love the way Daryl is smilin so big when they start to play. That is how I always felt, watching them and seeing them....
Lest we not forget that the fantastically talented Boz Skaggs once played with the legendary Steve Miller Band,along with a lesser known but just as talented guy by the name of Norton Buffalo! I loved them all & still do to this day! I am 68 & all these guys keep me young at heart! Peace & Love & Rock & Roll music!
true artists that love what each other's talents are and totally enjoy jammin together,, pure joy to listen to and see the humility and respect they have for each other LOVE IT .
Wouldn't it be awesome to see the Tower Of Power horn section in this band ! These guys did a great job, great lineup, this IS the best version of this song!!
Funnily enough my wife, friends and I met AWB in a hotel after seeing them gig with Hall & Oates and Mike McDonald, Albany about 2005 if I remember. Pure fluke they were in the same hotel. Wonderful, invited us for a drink. Proper old school, and they made it a night to remember for us - great gig also. Legends.
Daryl's House what a happening place who wouldn't want to spend a day there listening to such amazing talent performing and having a great time doing it!!!
@@alanoneill3065 Doobie Brothers show was in 72, 73. AWB was around 73. Many groups played for free in several SF Parks and Berkley had concerts as well. you only heard of free shows on the radio the day of the event.Was able to see many late 60's and early 70's new stars. Before Woodstock, after that they were famous.
@@sammartinez4244 Nice!...I was in London in '73...used to go to the GREYHOUND, Fulham Palace Road ...a big pub with bands most nights...free entry. In ONE MONTH , May I think....I saw AWB, The Wailers, Golden Earring + a band from my home town!
@@alanoneill3065 I remember in the 70's on late night TV, they had Rock Concert, I saw Golden Earring and Focus, Radar Love and Hocus Pocus both these songs were way ahead hard driving. Concerts at Winterland in SF,CA. was cheap. General admission was 3.50 and over ten years it move up to about 6 dollars. You could always get a ticket day of the show when the box office opened. It was very easy to go with a group, take turns in line and I think ticket limit was 10.For about 4 years I went to every Concert of the groups I wanted to see, it was my hobbie. Would spend the whole day in SF, it was Nice and Fun, lot to do. Fresh fish on the wharf, pizza anything you wanted. I miss those days, Now SF, is a Sewer because Pelosi let it go down hill. Not safe anymore. TAKE CARE.
Hahaha!! My kids tell us all the time that we had the best music. I told my parents that too, and their music was WWII era Big Band.. Bottom line? ALL music is the best!!
And the fact that they were THAT good and still (depending on your taste) you could find twenty or so acts that were more popular if not more. Shows how strong the 70's were when it came to music. Try and do that today.
that was baddas, not sure what was better, the music or the smiles on everyone's face,... just to be there would be a blessing.... a fly on the wall,.... i wish i was there...love all your music bro...
Oh Yeah! I was fortunate enough to catch AWB opening for H&O nearly two decades ago. T-Bone was sporting the biggest smile after both bands came out and jammed. I hope T-bone is resting in peace, he earned it in this life.
Damn! This has my whole house str8 stankin! Daryl Hall was grinning from ear to ear like a kid the whole time lol you can tell he was greatly inspired by these guys and was honored to play with them.
Wow, I haven't seen a live version of this, only the album this track came from. Great to see and hear it live after so many decades and Daryl loved playing this, judging by the smile on his face throughout the song. Great stuff and I will also have a smile on my face tonight as I sleep.
The truly amazing thing about this song is that it was originally recorded by a Scottish band. It's as good a funk tune as any recorded in America (or anywhere else!) by funk bands.
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You've gotta admit, we were pretty lucky to have grown up listening to AWG, EWF, Wild Cherry, Tower of Power, War, Chicago, etc.
Yesssssss. Fabulous time for music that we were exposed to. Every day.
@@imbees2 Living through the music of about 1972 to the late '80s was pure magic.
Add Cold Blood.
I willingly admit to that......Tower of Power....what brass...I'm from the SF Bay Area...great music mecca....underrated...Journey!
I'm a native Manhattanite... First time I head this at a party I thought it was a Tower of Power new tune....
Good Lord that drummer killed it
Shawn Pelton from Saturday Night Live Band
I grew up with this music, I seriously feel bad for anyone too young to appreciate this. This is music.
hella fucking lulla to that
OMG a Scottish band was playing soul and funky music, best time in my live. I watched them twice live on stage and Let´s go round again was all we need for the rest of the night...😍
The look on Daryl's face. What fun...pure joy
I can't get enough of Daryl's House. This is the greatest show on earth today. It has not received the recognition it deserves. One day it will. Just takes time.
I agree completely.
If you're listening to this song, and your foot isn't tappin' and your head isn't bobbin', then you might be dead! Wow! For a dude from Scotland, Alan Gorrie (founding Average White Band member) sure does bring the FUNK! And you add Daryl Hall's amazing band to the mix, and it's a SOULFUL, funky good time!
+Roger Plummer I was listening, and scrolling down to read the comments. I hit yours and sure enough, foot tappin' head bobbin'. Now I have goosebumps, I guess I am alive after all. Any day you wake up above the dirt is a good day. Any day you start off with this is gonna be a great day!!
+Roger Plummer I am Scottish Roger, as a people we have a lot of soul
I'm doing both right now & every time I listen to this. Even back in the day when this song first came out. :)
Got that right Roger!!
Roger that Roger.
To all you youngsters this is Music!
If Daryl Hall was my neighbor I would never complain about the loud music.
Wow ,that is some good news nowadays.
If Daryl Hall was my neighbor I'd slime my way into the hallway.
For real I wouldn't mind him making all the noise he wanted 🤣
@Henry Tudor Could I borrow some sugar?
I TOTALLY agree with you on that dam 👏🏾👍🏾
This song has really stood the test of time. Still groovin.
Alan Gorrie from my home town, Perth, Scotland. One funky Scotsman.
Daryl’s just smiling through the whole thing having a great time
Great an smiling time for me to !
I know! I was just thinking the same thing! And so was I. I used to love dancing around the house to this. So funky! I'm delighted to know that Daryl likes the same music as me!
He's probably higher than a kite! Yeah Baby!
Happy 4th to you and yours! 🇺🇸😎
me too
I KNOW what a happy kid's grin that is too
This band is so tight & soulful. Brass & drums are making a killing. Guitar, vocals, organ…I wish these guys would be touring!
how on earth can anyone dislike this. Fantastic musicians , all of the them, excellent
RIP Tom "T-Bone" Wolk - on the awesome scratch funk guitar (cowboy hat) Awesome musician!!!!
That was Tom Wolk? I weep.
@@josephpereira1346 He died about six weeks after this.
@@andyc.4387 thank you for telling me this. I respected his bass playing a lot.
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miss T man superior musician
Imagine if someone told him hanging out after this session he'd be dead in 6 weeks.....it gets you thinking
For those too young to know, this is a cover an Average White Band song. AWB was a group of white cats from Scotland that played funk music in the 70s and 80s. As young black kid growing up in this era, I saw AWB with my parents at a Budweiser Superfest. I was young then but remember everyone being blown away at how funky these white dudes were. They brought down the house!
What a life: playing great music at home with friends who are also excellent musicians. Daryl looks like he's having a blast.
I had a blast seeing AWB at the Hollywood Bowl in 1976. I was flushed to the stage.
My old band toured with The AWB many years ago. Fun times and great memories. The guys were all cool.
Nice!
every single musician is throughly enjoying this song--
this is the most incredible live performance in a small space known to man.
not really THE most incredible...but it ties for the best with so many of the other "Live At Darryl's " performances...check out the one with Smokey Robinson...and numerous others....of course at the end of the you're expression heartfelt enthusiasm for what is totally awesome...
You are correct
I love how all the musicians are in a circle. This is FOR THEM... audience be damned.
Unbelievable! Great performance!
Omg. Love AWB. They were anything but average. Bless Daryl for recognizing their amazing talent.
It's every bassists dream to have that drummer on stage with you.... absolutely incredible!
Saw AWB at Cobo Arena in Detroit. Great show in spite of the interruption by a gang fight on the main floor.
that horn section, absolute top drawer playing 👏👏👏👏💙
Looking at Daryl smiling as his friend "T-Bone" Wolk jams on the guitar lead is just worth the price of admission. RIP T-Bone.
Timeless classic. Written by one of the greatest funk soul bands ever. AWB Scotland's finest. And a great version btw
Así es !!
Saw AWB many times including once with this same drummer and keyboard player.
Daryl smiles and grooves throughout the whole tune....the acoustics at DARYL'S HOUSE studio are phenomenal. I never, ever get tired of watching and listening to these...
Every time that camera pans over to Daryl - he's sporting that supremely giddy s**t eating beaming grin. How cool is that?? Just outstanding!!!
Kick a$$ old tune brought back to life perfectly!
Never seen Darryl lookin' more joyful!
I love playing this song on my guitar along with the AWB! That and Cut the Cake are a blast to play and are in my funk bag for when I’m in the mood! Thanks to my funk mentor, Eric Blackmon, for the tutorials on how to play both!! Super fun! Love this version from Daryl’s place! 🙏🎸
Love the look of sheer joy on Daryl’s face. Priceless!
I know! I love it!
Love this arrangement fresh
Fantastic masterclass from that drummer - he’s keeping that altogether, no mistake. Exceptional musicians, every one of them. This is the joy of music right here. Wish I could explain it to my kids, lol.
A classic from the much respected SCOTTISH band AWB , Darlys crew never let the boys down also good to see Alan Gorrie in this line up .
The brass section is out of this world! All 3 solos are perfect! Fantastic funk!
Oh my goodness, cleaning and dancing.
I thought the sax player in the middle was my stepson at first lol. I didn't even know he played sax
The whole thing is the BEST ❤
Real musicians! They killed it! Great cover.
Que buena interpretación, una de las mejores que he escuchado!!!!!
Just look at the constant smile on Daryl's face. Man does he love it but not as much as I do!!! AWB rocks the funk world.
+austin teutsch don't you love it ! Daryl's face is priceless...talk about talent...they are amazing..
austin teutsch hard to be anything but happy when you hear those horns
I think he's smiling because T-Bone is stuck with the guitar rhythm thing which is very hard to do
AWSOME I have the albums !!!!
FUNK FUNK FUNK.... THAT WAS GOOD!
Darrel is in heaven with these guys, he can't stop smiling. He loves good music and thank you for sharing with us is is some epic real, real good funk.
Actually, T-Bone is in heaven.
RIP
He’s a very gifted and blessed musician
Me and my wife saw them 4 times in last 40 years, every time was a ball. When I play their double life album, I make sure that my neighbors are listening to it too.
The year 1975. I'm listening to Casey Kasem and the American Top 40. I am a 13 yr old black kid in Charleston S.C. Casey introduces the next hit, "Pick up the pieces." By the Average White Band. After the song, Casey repeats the title and says all the way from Scotland, The Average White Band. I reacted: "What? Scotland. I thought these dudes were black and from the states!!"
You are right my Brother
It's good to think white boys can rock
With Soul
I was 14 and was thinking the exact same thing
@@bert1913 14 also and already playing professionally and it still blew my mind
Now, if you had been listening to Paul Harvey , you would have heard, "The rest of the story."
Groove is in the heart, not the skin tone. 😎💞💥
musicianship at it's best. what makes it so good is the fun they're having. rest in peace t-bone
Rest In Peace, T-Bone.
Can I get a witness?, some funky, greasy low down horns right here!🎷🎷🎺🎼🎶🎶
8 YEARS LATER!!! This vid is the TRUTH!! Sounds so damn good!! Go'head Daryl!!!! The band is thumpin'!!!
👏👏👏👏👏❤ fantastic
Holy shit! So many Gods live at Daryl's House
Ringo and his band are keeping this great music alive. So is Daryl Hall.
I've always loved The Average White Band but I must say this is the funkiest I've heard any band play Pick Up The Pieces. Wow !
Daryl's third solo album, "Soul Alone," featured writing collaborations with Alan Gorrie. (Hall and Oates' Band and Average White Band have both included Clyde Jones on bass, Clyde even appears on later seasons of LFDH on bass and vocals), Clyde has also toured as the lead vocalist with AWB. I once saw AWB, with Clyde Jones and Alan Gorrie, they opened for Hall and Oates (with T-Bone Wolk) in San Diego @Humphrey's By The Bay, the ending jam featured both bands playing, "Pick Up The Pieces," and iirc they covered the Delfonics' "Didn't I (Blow Your Mind This Time)." A good time was had by one and all! Good Times, Baby!
That was so f###ing good !
I was lucky enough to see Tower of Power twice in my life...they were SO TIGHT!
Love the way Daryl is smilin so big when they start to play. That is how I always felt, watching them and seeing them....
Lest we not forget that the fantastically talented Boz Skaggs once played with the legendary Steve Miller Band,along with a lesser known but just as talented guy by the name of Norton Buffalo! I loved them all & still do to this day! I am 68 & all these guys keep me young at heart! Peace & Love & Rock & Roll music!
That’s absolutely right. If you give a thumbs down then you don’t appreciate music at Daryl’s House!👍👍👍💕💖
Just, Wow!
That smile lights up the room! True joy.
What a song What a band !
true artists that love what each other's talents are and totally enjoy jammin together,, pure joy to listen to and see the humility and respect they have for each other LOVE IT .
EXACTLY!!! I couldn't have said it better!
Best cover of this song ever.
Oh wow! Totally blown away - Love me some good Funk music!! Also - remember Tower of Power as well.
Got to see AWB open for TOP what a fun show
@@gsladen ... and Maceo Parker as the main act ...
The Best Tight Brass Sax Solo Off The Hook. The Trumpet Solo And Sax Great Drums Are Cool Love It All. Pete
Wouldn't it be awesome to see the Tower Of Power horn section in this band ! These guys did a great job, great lineup, this IS the best version of this song!!
Funnily enough my wife, friends and I met AWB in a hotel after seeing them gig with Hall & Oates and Mike McDonald, Albany about 2005 if I remember. Pure fluke they were in the same hotel. Wonderful, invited us for a drink. Proper old school, and they made it a night to remember for us - great gig also. Legends.
Daryl's House what a happening place who wouldn't want to spend a day there listening to such amazing talent performing and having a great time doing it!!!
LUV THE ponytail ON ALTO SAX😂❤🎉👍💯🎯🥊🎷🎺🥁🎹🎤
Fantastic collaboration of multi talented musicians!!! This is an amazing show that everyone wants to watch!!!
Sounds better on LFDH than back in the day! 2023 and still loving the Show.
They need to have a show like this on TV every week ... :)
Badass.
Everything Daryl does turns to gold..and he's such a sexy badass
Isn't he though!
I'm from SF Bay Area, AWB played at my College along with Tower of Power. Doobie Brothers are from this area as well. This sure brings back memories.
great line up!
what year? early 74?
@@alanoneill3065 Doobie Brothers show was in 72, 73. AWB was around 73. Many groups played for free in several SF Parks and Berkley had concerts as well. you only heard of free shows on the radio the day of the event.Was able to see many late 60's and early 70's new stars. Before Woodstock, after that they were famous.
@@sammartinez4244 Nice!...I was in London in '73...used to go to the GREYHOUND, Fulham Palace Road ...a big pub with bands most nights...free entry. In ONE MONTH , May I think....I saw AWB, The Wailers, Golden Earring + a band from my home town!
@@alanoneill3065 I remember in the 70's on late night TV, they had Rock Concert, I saw Golden Earring and Focus, Radar Love and Hocus Pocus both these songs were way ahead hard driving. Concerts at Winterland in SF,CA. was cheap. General admission was 3.50 and over ten years it move up to about 6 dollars. You could always get a ticket day of the show when the box office opened. It was very easy to go with a group, take turns in line and I think ticket limit was 10.For about 4 years I went to every Concert of the groups I wanted to see, it was my hobbie. Would spend the whole day in SF, it was Nice and Fun, lot to do. Fresh fish on the wharf, pizza anything you wanted. I miss those days, Now SF, is a Sewer because Pelosi let it go down hill. Not safe anymore. TAKE CARE.
Huge smile on Daryl's face. I think he was liking this. lol. :)
So was I!!! :D That was awesome!!
Crazy good thanks
Alright mom, you were right. That kicked ass.
Damn straight!
Some day you’ll be moms age and your kids will think your lame (if that’s still a word). Anyway it’s a vicious cycle.
Hahaha!! My kids tell us all the time that we had the best music. I told my parents that too, and their music was WWII era Big Band.. Bottom line? ALL music is the best!!
Awesome. Tight.
If you gave this a thumb's down, turn off your computer, walk away, and never come back.
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Double thumbs up on that one...Ha
and go get a toe tag !
The ones who put their thumbs down don't know what real music is.
U Know It !!! People GOTTA B DEAD OF THEY DON'T LIKE THIS MUSIC.🎵🎶🎼🎵🎶🎼
😍😍
FUNK yeh this my vibe💯
WOW!!!!! Amazing , real music man, remember me in my chevy camaro in Miami Beach 1975
Hot daaaaaam! You see all the smiles on the bands faces you know that was good. They loved it.
And the fact that they were THAT good and still (depending on your taste) you could find twenty or so acts that were more popular if not more. Shows how strong the 70's were when it came to music.
Try and do that today.
That was so much fun I'm going to watch it again!!
that was baddas, not sure what was better, the music or the smiles on everyone's face,... just to be there would be a blessing.... a fly on the wall,.... i wish i was there...love all your music bro...
Oh Yeah! I was fortunate enough to catch AWB opening for H&O nearly two decades ago. T-Bone was sporting the biggest smile after both bands came out and jammed. I hope T-bone is resting in peace, he earned it in this life.
Estou ouvindo mais uma vez, em 09/11/2024.Quem mais esta ouvindo??? Curitiba-PR-BR
I appreciate “live from Daryl’s house” more now than ever !! Well done !!
More more more! They are coming back! (2023 news)
Alan Gorrie is as cool as the other side of the pillow. :)
they all just look so happy jamming at daryls house ,,i love all the tracks
My older brothers &me jammed to this classic all the time in 1975 it was always on the radio stations
Love Daryl, always thought he had a great voice, better than what other s think Yes he loves playing music, you can tell💃
Wow !! Philadelphia sound in all the magnitude fantastic. Awesome. Congrat full. I like it.
Took me all the way back to high school sophomore year. Daryl and crew funk this one out properly.
Always loved the song. The horns and organ are kicking it!
That was as fun as fun gets. Awesome. These dudes have been through it all, and they did this for one reason. They effin' LOVE IT.
Glad I grew up this music
Richard Romero yeah y’all had some of the best music
Damn! This has my whole house str8 stankin! Daryl Hall was grinning from ear to ear like a kid the whole time lol you can tell he was greatly inspired by these guys and was honored to play with them.
My favorite funk music!❤️❤️❤️❤️
Wow, I haven't seen a live version of this, only the album this track came from. Great to see and hear it live after so many decades and Daryl loved playing this, judging by the smile on his face throughout the song.
Great stuff and I will also have a smile on my face tonight as I sleep.
The truly amazing thing about this song is that it was originally recorded by a Scottish band. It's as good a funk tune as any recorded in America (or anywhere else!) by funk bands.
That never ceases to amaze me
Alan gorrie was the bass player in the average white band
We Scots are pretty funky you know...... :-)