Hey everyone. Almost 10 years this has been uploaded. Of course I don't make a dime out of this, it has never been the point. I love the memories it brings back to so many of you. Keep funkin' it out brothas and sistas
yeah sure enough, I had the privelege to see Glenn a few times in new york before he passed and george and the rest of Pfunk many many times since then.I also have a picture of George Clinton and myself taken at a show in sayerville new jersey at a spot called club bene`in 1989.
@@dennisscott1610 you are absolutely lucky. I'd give anything to see them at this time. I'd give even more to see the og Funkadelic lineup with Eddie, Billy, Tawl, and Tiki.
I was there in 1978 when the "Mothership" landed at the Captial Centre in Landover Maryland. Mannnnnn! If you didn't smoke weed, you smoked it that night whether you wanted to or not. I was higher than high.
C Sanders..... Loved him in life nd in death love him still. Glen Goins opened hearts nd let the sunshine in remove all the pain nd suffering. His name will remain as part of great legends though he left to hospital eternal home at 24yrs. Can't stop thinking about his greatest nd how he.brings sweet tears to my eyes. RIP beautiful angel the Lord took u because he wanted the best.
I now understand why he died at 24 years old. No one is allowed to sing like that a walk among us!! We were not ready for a voice like this and GOD knew people couldn’t handle it. I watch this clip every night and it never gets boring.
If I'm honest my favorite P-Funk songs are the ones where Glen gets to shine. The man was such an incredible singer and I wish he had a career of his own after P-Funk.
Was at this show drove from Austin Texas me and my brothers 3 hr. drive from Austin they played for almost 3 hrs. took us 2hrs to find our car after concert the hay was in abundance.
matt dillon ....greatest men is an understatement.! ..really.they deserve an halo for earthly angels. They were created in a special mold, moment nd time.
The unusual mix of gospel, funk, rock and soul -- the lead singer is extremely talented. The P-Funk's Mothership landed in my city once and I made sure I was there to see that show.
I saw the Mothership landed at Cole Field House at the University of Maryland in November 1976. Man, that was something I had never wished in my life! As other stated about Brother Glenn, he was nothing but pure church. I had not heard that kind of singing still days in church growing up in Georgia! He killed that testimony! RIP, Glenn. 🙏
Don't Let the disguises fool you. A lot of them are classically trained musicians. I seen a interview where Phillip Bailey & Ralph Johnson said Parliament blew them away on stage and they immediately went back to rehearsal.
You are absolutely right and they were waaaay ahead of their time. The singers were on point too. Sounds just as good and relevant as the 70s and 80s. Great music!
I was 10 years old in 1976 living in Savannah, GA when I went to the Civic Center and was Blessed to be able to see the Mothership land on stage. It was UNBELIEVABLE! I have a son who is 30 years old now (who loves Parliament Funkadelic music) and often ask me how it was growing up in the late 70's and early 80's. I always tell him that it was a great time for R&B/Soul/Funk music. He always says that he wished that he was able to have lived during that ERA. Key Word....LIVED....we lived guys....we have an incredible "Ride" during those times....great years...great music...great fun....Thank God someone was able to record and seal this and many other timeless moments so that we can give the "young folk" a mere glimpse of HOW WE GOT DOWN!! The💣
I'm so happy that I was blessed to see the landing, even though I had to keep one eye closed because I was juiced, smoked and thinged outta my mind. I didn't miss the connection!
I'm 65 and my homeboy and I meet Gary Shider in The San Souci night club in Atlanta in the early 80's, we were in the bathroom and it was snowing and he walked in and said hey man you got any more of that snow, and I said what snow. So he said, man I'm Gary Shider and I play with The Funkadelics, and my homeboy said whats up. So we went out to his Van, and he cooked his bump up and blasted/smoked it. He told us, I'm going back in the club and get on the stage with Magga Brain, they were a local group. He got his guitar 🎸 and got on stage with Magga Brain and funked the place up. RIP Gary Shider PEACE ✌🏾
Oooooohhh my god i wish I was there!!!!!!!!!To bad I wasn't even thought of I'm only 31. This is amazing what I would give to go back and be apart of this. I'm am so jealous of this era. Not to sound ungrateful but I would trade this social media era for this era any day. I damn near died when they brought the mother ship in. I would have loved to see that in person. I'm over here with a smile as big as Texas right now😄😄😄😄😄
NBA Live 2000 brought me here, but you can bet your life I'm returning because Mothership Connection is an absolute masterpiece... one of the best albums I've ever heard!
MY BOY RICKY GILMORE FROM SACRAMENTO PLAYED BASS ON THE FLASHLIGHT ALBUM P-FUNK BABY I REMEMBER BACK IN 75 LISTENING TO THE MOTHER SHIP ALBUM POP'S WAS PRETTY COOL ABOUT IT TOO...
This is honestly one of the greatest videos on the internet. Chills every time I hear the crowd go crazy when they see the mothership coming in. Good god what a band.
This dude was so powerful singing. So soulful. God must of needed him in his choir for him to die in his 20’s. The great always die young. Rest In Peace on the Mothership!!!
Glen Goons was one of the greatest, underrated musicians ever. Listen to that voice!! and he was a monster guitarist on top of that voice. Died way to young so most of you watching this never got a chance to experience this man live. What a loss NOT from drugs but natural causes,really around for a short time on this earth RIP Glen Goins....
I had my tickets, my juice and my leafs, ready to board the Mothership via (MSG) way back in (1977) 2 weeks before EWF'S arrival and they CANCELLED, they CANCELLED, due to a death in the group! I saw them in "75 -78 and 79, but I never witnessed the Holy Landing of the Mothership, until now, special thanks funkyfrog51 for allowing me to witness one of the greatest concerts EVER!
This man was 24 when he died look at what he left if he wasn't anointed then tell me different he was before his time his voice was god sent and his talent was like an angels only the good die young.
I get kinda jealous of the generation before mine because they got to see this type of stuff as it happened. Funk was some dope shit, and George Clinton made it amazing. Thankfully, rap kept it (and most of the music my parents grew up on) alive.
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Hey everyone. Almost 10 years this has been uploaded. Of course I don't make a dime out of this, it has never been the point. I love the memories it brings back to so many of you. Keep funkin' it out brothas and sistas
Ty
Immense gratitude 🙏🏿
1995 kid that loves funk and ol school RnB.. my friends around my age play P Funk all the time.. thanks for the upload
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Big love and gratitude! Keep that STANK alive!!
No one and I do mean no one in today’s music can top this.
lol they cannot. This is above and beyond
Crazy to think Glenn was only like 22 in this video. What a voice. This gives me chills. Music at its best.
yeah sure enough, I had the privelege to see Glenn a few times in new york before he passed and george and the rest of Pfunk many many times since then.I also have a picture of George Clinton and myself taken at a show in sayerville new jersey at a spot called club bene`in 1989.
22?!?! He Sangin' like an old Baptist deacon!
@@dennisscott1610 you are absolutely lucky. I'd give anything to see them at this time. I'd give even more to see the og Funkadelic lineup with Eddie, Billy, Tawl, and Tiki.
❤
Glenn had terminal cancer at the time as well, that took him from us too young. My favorite singer ever Rest in Paradise Glenn 💙💙❤️
After all these years I still get chills when I listen to Glenn Goins calling down the mothership.
You!
This good brother lived to the tender age of 24...the pipes, the pipes though.
😎🚀🌟
One of the greatest vocal performances ever caught on film. I can't even count the times I've cried watching this performance on acid
The BROTHER took us to CHURCH..
Who' s here on the mothership 4/2024❤❤❤❤❤❤
Starchild here!
@@danskeroonie6303 yeahhhhhh starchild family🥰🥰
Checkin" in 5/2024! Stat funky, my friends!!
Today and every day! Gotta hit the band. Miss you, Mr Goins.
I have a lifetime pass!
I was there in 1978 when the "Mothership" landed at the Captial Centre in Landover Maryland. Mannnnnn! If you didn't smoke weed, you smoked it that night whether you wanted to or not. I was higher than high.
I bet that was a beautiful night wowww 💛💛💛
Definitely the good ol days! Orange sunshine and boat!
I saw them a few years later at Howard University blew me away!
I was there at the Capital Center. That was one of best concerts I have ever attended!
The landing of the mothership is STILL the greatest thing anyone has ever done in a live show!
Yessuh! Hands down!
Agree
AND TO THINK THAT WAS 45 YEARZ AGO!!!
This is what we got to see as teens the best
Facts
I was born in 88... I'm thankful my mom introduced me to the parliament way ahead of their time
Glenn's soul was bigger than his stature. He could move mountains with his voice.
What up Carl? 😁😁 and very much agreed!
Tina Thomas Im sick as hell right now. Hope ur doing better than me 😢
Aww dear!! I hope you're getting some rest and will feel better soon.
I still loved P-Funk after him, but still. Nobody could replace Glenn. One of the best ever.
C Sanders..... Loved him in life nd in death love him still. Glen Goins opened hearts nd let the sunshine in remove all
the pain nd suffering. His name will remain as part of great legends though he left to hospital eternal home at 24yrs. Can't stop thinking about his greatest nd how he.brings sweet tears to my eyes. RIP beautiful angel the Lord took u because he wanted the best.
Glenn Goins was the heart & soul of Parliament, the Mothership called him home at the young age of 24. Rest In Parliament (R.I.P) 🙏
Watch the documentary of parliament funkadelic. George Clinton rip his band mates off. I was surprised at the history of the group. Very interesting 👌
I'm 50 years of age and I still get chills and goosebumps whenever I see the mother ship land on stage.
The Funk sho will make you Stank !!!! Let’s Ride !!!
Thats the loose booty sprite try in to get in.🖤💨👽
George had It going on!!!😎✌💙💚💛💜
You ain’t never lied maaaaan this was the greatest show on earth, still today and that experience can’t never be touched
Me too! Didn't see the original at 5 but I saw the ReConnection Tour at 25.
nobody could bring that Mothership down like Glenn Goins could he had gospel ,blues,soul, and funk all rolled up in one bringing it down.
The mothership landing was the most outta sight spectacle I’ve ever seen ☮️💜
Man, RIP Glenn. His voice was unrivaled. Nobody could summon the Mothership like he did.
Glenn..Glenn..Glenn. My goodness what a voice! #rip So much soul, so powerful. I get goosebumps every time I watch this vid.
He was the soul of this entire movement!
@@MarioCavett amen! Glenn and Juni Morrison... what would george have done without his recrutements ;-) amazing!
Caspar Wijnberg let’s not forget Bernie Worrell
Glenn was the MShip connection with a voice fen G-d, not ole George, he,s alive and he disgusts me!
In this video you could tell that Glenn was high as a kite. Too bad that he passed way before his time..I still miss that voice.
He took this to church! Straight chills!2021. Talent like this is lost.😭
Gotta tear the roof off....!
He did now ,didn`t he!!!
He sure did , now didn`t he!!!!!
Amen
Parliament Funkadelic Mass Choir 🙌🏿
I met Glenn Goins in the 70s he was a very humble guy..very nice person.
Can u talk about my hero and that experience
Gigi Dooley , I hope Glenn is resting in peace .
Well I think I've watched this about a thousand times now 😊 Best version of Mothership ever!
Miss you Glenn. Miss you Bernie 💙
Yup. This is it! Life-changing.
Same bud
I now understand why he died at 24 years old. No one is allowed to sing like that a walk among us!! We were not ready for a voice like this and GOD knew people couldn’t handle it. I watch this clip every night and it never gets boring.
The Elites Eliminated him Because They We're Aware Of What He Was Spiritually Was Doing
I concur! When funk was created to do just that……. Funk you the funk up!🙅🏾♂️🤘🏽
Never ever-ever.
YOU KNOW WHAT, I SAID THE SAME THING ABOUT MINNIE RIPERTON, WITH A VOICE LIKE THAT. I NEED YOU UP HERE!!!
Over & over ❤
I was at that concert. I was 15 at the time and it’s been the best concert I’ve ever attended in my life.
you went to the concert in houston tx on october 31, 1976, a sunday. if true you must be 62 years old.
Man, the Old Spice I got on aint powerful enough to cover up this funk.
+koopatroopa187 I know right? can smell it through my pc speakers
koopatroopa187 Lol yes indeed
koopatroopa187 Aaaaaaayyyyyyy!!!
No it is not. Lol
Groovy baby.
I like the part at 3:14 where George says "hey Glen! and Glen hits that note.you can see how Glen played off George's energy.pure 🔥. Rip Glen Goins
Right
If I'm honest my favorite P-Funk songs are the ones where Glen gets to shine. The man was such an incredible singer and I wish he had a career of his own after P-Funk.
@@mikeschenk4730 he died at 25 from cancer.he never got a chance to be recognized for his voice with a solo career
Which is a very sad thing indeed.
Black people are so creative and talented, i love us!!!!!!!
I adore us!!! We are the SALT of the earth!!!
Or yk js ppl in general
@@Hdi-k5n shut the actual hell up
I am white as snow, and you know what you are damned right. Keep on enjoying music.🇨🇦
Was at this show drove from Austin Texas me and my brothers 3 hr. drive from Austin they played for almost 3 hrs. took us 2hrs to find our car after concert the hay was in abundance.
im 22 and youd swear i was in my 50s i love this shit to death. 💯✔
you don't have to be in your 50's to appreciate the music,but it helps
to life
this is da bomb , even for young people like us in this "dry" musical area , go back to the masters and get your groove on
Tenario Golden the funk will make any age move the young and the old!!
Fr
Glenn Goins died in 1978 the an had an unbelievable voice R.I.P Glen
some of the greatest humans to ever set foot on this earth.
Yes, but on acid!
superbug1977 Yeah, so was I for the most part..
matt dillon ....greatest men is an understatement.! ..really.they deserve an halo for earthly angels. They were created in a special mold, moment nd time.
Some of the greatest -humans- to ever set foot on this earth.
I think they were actually aliens.......
I witnessed this at the Oakland Coliseum in 1978 and I have not been the same since.. give up the Funk for life!!
Glenn Goins man what a voice RIP
Houston in 76 I can only imagine that afterparty.
I get chills every time I hear Glenn sings at this part of song. This brother was awesome indeed.
first off the sound quality here is amazing - but the performance is even more fantastic. simply one of the greatest bands to ever play
The greatest!!
Yep!
The unusual mix of gospel, funk, rock and soul -- the lead singer is extremely talented. The P-Funk's Mothership landed in my city once and I made sure I was there to see that show.
When it landed in Houston,
that's when I became a FUNKATEER 4 LIFE!!!
kariebeez you go mommy.
I saw the Mothership landed at Cole Field House at the University of Maryland in November 1976. Man, that was something I had never wished in my life! As other stated about Brother Glenn, he was nothing but pure church. I had not heard that kind of singing still days in church growing up in Georgia! He killed that testimony! RIP, Glenn. 🙏
You better sang Glenn Goins! #RIP
Don't Let the disguises fool you. A lot of them are classically trained musicians. I seen a interview where Phillip Bailey & Ralph Johnson said Parliament blew them away on stage and they immediately went back to rehearsal.
Dadgum right! Them dudes wasn't no joke! Juilliard was right there on that stage!
Are you kidding me? They’re an amazing band!
Hit me in the photon. This is some intelligent shit regardless of classical musical training!
Glen Goynes ladies and gentlemen!
You are absolutely right and they were waaaay ahead of their time. The singers were on point too. Sounds just as good and relevant as the 70s and 80s. Great music!
I'm from Canada and I saw them in Norfolk Va in 1976 at the Scope so thanks for posting ❤️
Glen had a voice that was up there in power with James, Otis, and Teddy. Still gives me goosebumps to this day!!
Forgot Arthur Alexander Anna
Don't forget Marvin Junior (The Dells), Levi Stubbs The Four Tops), Edwin Starr (War), Dennis Edwards,
Parliament was a musical phenomenon. I witnessed the landing of the Mothership at the L.A. Coliseum. Pure brilliance 🎵🎶🎼🎷🎺🎸
True genius is timeless. This, has proven, will stand the test of time! If you’re watching this, you’re my friend 🙏🏽🤙🏽🙏🏽🤙🏽
I Believe That God Anointed That Man & His Voice My Soul is Stirred Everytime I hear it
every time I hear Glen voice it makes my eyes water because it touches your heart. the good die young 😢
hell yeah I agree it just chills when he brings down the mother ship 👌
I think he died of lymphoma. Today they routinely treat that form of cancer successfully.
I apologize, I don't know too much about P Funk. Which one is Glen?
the one singing lead on swing down, sweet chariot
Thank you. That's who I was guessing he was.
I was 10 years old in 1976 living in Savannah, GA when I went to the Civic Center and was Blessed to be able to see the Mothership land on stage. It was UNBELIEVABLE! I have a son who is 30 years old now (who loves Parliament Funkadelic music) and often ask me how it was growing up in the late 70's and early 80's. I always tell him that it was a great time for R&B/Soul/Funk music. He always says that he wished that he was able to have lived during that ERA. Key Word....LIVED....we lived guys....we have an incredible "Ride" during those times....great years...great music...great fun....Thank God someone was able to record and seal this and many other timeless moments so that we can give the "young folk" a mere glimpse of HOW WE GOT DOWN!! The💣
You go to a concert these days to hear singing. You went to concerts back in the day to see performances.
- And this was 1 for sho!!!!!
Back then the Artist could perform and sing.. ERRRBODY !
It's almost time children. The energy is high. The time is drawing nigh. "Swing down sweet chariot stop and let me ride".
amazing
lol you digg
dismissed7 they should have put a guide in their in their stride😂
LOL
Yes , its almost time brothers and sisters, to take off on the Mother ship to somewhere else, too many things wrong on planet earth.
I’m Houston Texas born and raised I would’ve loved to be here back then
Glen Goin's vocal work is fucking stunning. Wow!
It just won't get any better that this. EVER!!!!!!!
A very nice name you have there. Ive seen his movies and visited his tomb in cali.
Wow! That had to be awesome! That concert was the best ever that night!
Aww cool Douglas! I've never seen his moves, but my grandmother have! So he named my dad Rudolph Valentino. Lol!
You got that right!
Nope.
I'm so happy that I was blessed to see the landing, even though I had to keep one eye closed because I was juiced, smoked and thinged outta my mind. I didn't miss the connection!
when i was 10 in 2000 i heard this in NBA 2000. as a young boy from eastern europe that was out of this world indeed ;)
I thank Mrs Miller my first grade music teacher who taught me about Parliament and funk. Thank you Mrs Miller.
Let’s go to church baby. I’m forever coming back to this for decades
Welcome- we've been waiting on you.....🤘🏾
It's all about Glenn. The best performance of anything on youtube.
I'm 65 and my homeboy and I meet Gary Shider in The San Souci night club in Atlanta in the early 80's, we were in the bathroom and it was snowing and he walked in and said hey man you got any more of that snow, and I said what snow. So he said, man I'm Gary Shider and I play with The Funkadelics, and my homeboy said whats up. So we went out to his Van, and he cooked his bump up and blasted/smoked it. He told us, I'm going back in the club and get on the stage with Magga Brain, they were a local group. He got his guitar 🎸 and got on stage with Magga Brain and funked the place up. RIP Gary Shider PEACE ✌🏾
Im glad i was born in the 60's got to see them live
I did too
WE HAVE RETURNED TO RECLAIM THE PYRAMIDS!!!
clearcaptain Right.
Yesssss
@@goldenheart751 , so much soul!
Chariots of the Gods came out around this time
🌹🌼🌹🌼🌹🌼🌹
One of the greatest musical acts this planet has ever witnessed...
Oooooohhh my god i wish I was there!!!!!!!!!To bad I wasn't even thought of I'm only 31. This is amazing what I would give to go back and be apart of this. I'm am so jealous of this era. Not to sound ungrateful but I would trade this social media era for this era any day. I damn near died when they brought the mother ship in. I would have loved to see that in person. I'm over here with a smile as big as Texas right now😄😄😄😄😄
Ashley Chick I’m twenty five n I completely understand
Ashley Chick Don't be sad. you are here now. 😄
To bad you missed it I was a teenager then, And let me tell you it was a sight to behold, and its a story to be told!!!
The 70s was a GREAT decade, i was a kid but growin up in East St. Louis, which mean u learn shit early.
Yeah it was awesome.
Glenn Goins, Glenn Goins, Glenn Goins!!! Everytime when the mothership comin... Feelings! 🤟🏽🔥🤟🏽🔥🤟🏽🔥
NBA Live 2000 brought me here, but you can bet your life I'm returning because Mothership Connection is an absolute masterpiece... one of the best albums I've ever heard!
a church service by any other name. the young Glen just stopped by to tart up for the show after leaving a Southern Black Baptist Church. Preach!!
The late Glen Goins going to Chuuuurrrch!
Glenn Goings was only 22 years old here. You won’t see a 22 year old with soul like that these days.
Wish They Release Both Shows Of 76 & 78 On Full Blown 1080p On Bluray!
33 yrs old and I love the hell outta these guys!
MY BOY RICKY GILMORE FROM SACRAMENTO PLAYED BASS ON THE FLASHLIGHT ALBUM P-FUNK BABY I REMEMBER BACK IN 75 LISTENING TO THE MOTHER SHIP ALBUM POP'S WAS PRETTY COOL ABOUT IT TOO...
Put a glide in your stride and a dip in your hip. And come on over to the mothership.
I saw the mothership land twice. A sight to see! BEST CONCERT EVER!
I wish I could of witnessed this..... You were chosen
Damn, boy could saaang
This is honestly one of the greatest videos on the internet. Chills every time I hear the crowd go crazy when they see the mothership coming in. Good god what a band.
Greatest vocal performance ever. Glenn was the g.o.a.t. died way too young. He was only about 21 here when he did this. Magical stuff
Man I'm 22, I want to experience this in person. This is so cool
This dude was so powerful singing. So soulful. God must of needed him in his choir for him to die in his 20’s. The great always die young. Rest In Peace on the Mothership!!!
Glen Goons was one of the greatest, underrated musicians ever. Listen to that voice!! and he was a monster guitarist on top of that voice. Died way to young so most of you watching this never got a chance to experience this man live. What a loss NOT from drugs but natural causes,really around for a short time on this earth RIP Glen Goins....
Goons- Goins- typo
I would pay my life savings to witness this!!!
Brilliant. ! The best post of this upload !
I had my tickets, my juice and my leafs, ready to board the Mothership via (MSG) way back in (1977) 2 weeks before EWF'S arrival and they CANCELLED, they CANCELLED, due to a death in the group! I saw them in "75 -78 and 79, but I never witnessed the Holy Landing of the Mothership, until now, special thanks funkyfrog51 for allowing me to witness one of the greatest concerts EVER!
TitVidtv That must have been around the time Charles Stepney passed away but his passing was in 1976 during the sessions of the Spirit album.
Glen Goins RIP brother what a voice
R.I.P. Glen Goins.
Gone but Never Forgotten...........
Glenn is the original ooh yeah... Jodeci borrowed from him.
Main stream radio did not touch this only a few station's back in the day, they all doing it now world wide.!!👍🏿
Glen broke it down
JPLBOUND swing downnn
Glen was the best vocalist by far in p-funk!!
Every young entertainer should watch this to understand what God given talent really looks like!🤷🏽🤫🤫
funny my coworker started hittin a few bars of swing down sweet chariot stop and let me ride, little doe's he know I was on the mothership, Lol.
Glen you are missed from the whole family.....Salute to you and Kevin.....brothers from another mother......Vincent Crawley 💯🙌🏽
The musical skills here are incredible. For a musician to be able to hear this well in a live show is fantastic.
3kingkool it's called being in the ZONE when you're there you're there.
Hearing the crowd erupt when the Mothership was landing sends chills.
This man was 24 when he died look at what he left if he wasn't anointed then tell
me different he was before his time his voice was god sent and his talent was like an angels only the good die young.
RIP Brother Glen Goins.
How is it Oct 2024 and I can listen to this song and still get chills!. Never will be an era like this again!
I grew up off this music I love Glenn's voice.....
Now these are musicians ain't nothing fake about their music.
I wish I could go back in time and ride the mother ship with these guys.
When l die, l'm going back in time and space, to this concert, on my way to heaven
This concert is my heaven!
Everytime I watch this I get GOOSEBUMPS.🤘🏽
Man, George and Parliament are still doing this to every city the Mothership swings down through.
I get kinda jealous of the generation before mine because they got to see this type of stuff as it happened. Funk was some dope shit, and George Clinton made it amazing. Thankfully, rap kept it (and most of the music my parents grew up on) alive.
+Ryan Cole Me too!!!!!!
I lived this in real time. So awesome!
Ryan Cole I feel you 👶
rap is crap compared to this , THIS is Music...!!!
Me too, I tell my Mom all the time they had it going on with all the music they had back then.
These boys had it going on!
I was 16 years old when they played the Dorton Arena in Raleigh in 1976. I don't think my mind was every the same. In a good way.
Listen up millennials this is music that will wet your ear drums.R.I.P. The Late Great Glen Goins.
Damn I love this performance. Glen's singing is phenomenal.
+TK TRAV yup....good vocals