What a great vocals on Couldt get it right. I have just discovered this fantastic group couple of weeks ago. They were amazing. No lip sync, just pure music.
i love that band since the beginning..amazing..using sax and flute in a blues rock band is still fresh today..and the vocals are so ironic it is nice to see they did not take themselves seriously since the Englishmen were not as connected to the blues as the Americans themselves..excellent..congratulations..
Just love Peter's Westbury Custom-II guitar - much like Peter himself, the Westbury guitars were/are some of the best guitars ever made yet rare enough to still go under the radar (although that seems to be changing - these are professional-only guitars that are now extremely hard to find). Thanks for posting!
Man, this is great! I seem to be on a Climax Blues Band kick lately, and I'm really glad I found this. It's a shame they didn't have more big hits, and especially that several of them are no longer with us. But we still have the music. Thanks for posting this!
Track list: Cutting Up Rough (1981), Seventh Sun (Willie Dixon) (1970), Gotta Have More Love (1980), Horizontalized (1980), Last Chance Saloon (1981 Slow blues), Black Jack And Me (1980), Couldn’t Get It Right (1976), (I believe I’ll) Dust My Broom (Robert Johnson) (1982)
What a great vocals on Couldt get it right. I have just discovered this fantastic group couple of weeks ago. They were amazing. No lip sync, just pure music.
Why these guys aren't recognized as one of the Best, is beyond me!
I'm rediscovering the Climax Blues Band lately. Keeps me sane in these strange Corona times!
Best wishes !
i love that band since the beginning..amazing..using sax and flute in a blues rock band is still fresh today..and the vocals are so ironic it is nice to see they did not take themselves seriously since the Englishmen were not as connected to the blues as the Americans themselves..excellent..congratulations..
Thanks for sharing this nearly forgotten band. Love them.
Just love Peter's Westbury Custom-II guitar - much like Peter himself, the Westbury guitars were/are some of the best guitars ever made yet rare enough to still go under the radar (although that seems to be changing - these are professional-only guitars that are now extremely hard to find). Thanks for posting!
Fantastic band. Thanks for posting!
My pleasure
peter haycock is underrated player. but,one of the best blues guitarlist ever.
Yes sir, on the FM live album he kills it…severe…
I saw them in Denver Co 1974 at Ebbets Field nightclub, seating capacity was 225. Awesome! Leo Sayer opened. Great band.
Thanks so much. Best wishes ! BSR1
Great. Saw them in ‘73 at my college! American U, Wash. DC. They were great. Never forgot Pete’s aluminum Velenos shining in the sun.
@@spontaneousgroovincombusti2902 Thanks.
....did they do "Mole On The Dole" as part of that set? SUCH a criminally-overlooked number.....
Man, this is great! I seem to be on a Climax Blues Band kick lately, and I'm really glad I found this. It's a shame they didn't have more big hits, and especially that several of them are no longer with us. But we still have the music. Thanks for posting this!
Thanks !!!!!
I love their vocals. Instead of typical harmonies they do an octave lower. Cool sound.
I love this band!
Muy buena banda. No la había escuchado. Muchas Gracias.
To all those asking about stereo, you should be thankful we can still see a great band. The proper CBB line-up before it all went wrong.
Thanks for posting this rare footage. Best live band ever, IMHO.
Thanks for your nice message -) BSR
You should hear them play So Many Roads. Can't remember the name of the album it was on but it was always on my turntable. Awsome.
Great band. They "got it right".
That's true. Greets from Germany
11:24 gotta have more love , stupenda.
Missing Colin here
34:18 “Couldn’t Get It Right”
amazing!
Thanks ! -:)
No "I love you"?
Brilliant! Can I ask, was it filmed in January 1982 or simply broadcasted in January (& recorded some months before?). Thanks.
Yes it must’ve been filmed Jan 1982. The classic line up. Thanks for posting it.
Track list:
Cutting Up Rough (1981),
Seventh Sun (Willie Dixon) (1970),
Gotta Have More Love (1980),
Horizontalized (1980),
Last Chance Saloon (1981 Slow blues),
Black Jack And Me (1980),
Couldn’t Get It Right (1976),
(I believe I’ll) Dust My Broom (Robert Johnson) (1982)
@@potteriesboy Muchas Gracias.
Just say "Gold Plated"!
Yes 😉
Biografía de clímax blue
Saw them open for Styx and they blew Styx off the stage
Hi, is this a mono concert recording?
One speaker? No!
No stereo...