British guitarist analyses Aerosmith live in 1974!
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Tonight we're going back to some early Aerosmith back in 1974!
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i always like Fil's phrase "let's see how they get on" when introducing some of the finest bands & musicians in the plethora of rock.
@Alfred Hernandez lol well they invited more song writers to help them write songs I guess I mean if a good rock band can last a decade like Aerosmith and maybe Zeppelin I know they played a few covers. Then maybe they used what they could to try to keep the rock genre alive. Young bands like Royal Blood, hell even Greta van Fleet Rival sons. Even younger women like the trio of sisters from Monterey called the Warning. Lillian from Romania. Motio Device from Canada.
When they first came out we thought they were a dime-store version of The Rolling Stones.
But they hung in there, and they were good, and they got better.
Then drugs almost took that band out. Then they got straight and made it back. They continued to produce hit records. Hats off to Aerosmith. They Rock.
Just last week, my daughter found an old case at my parents', filled with albums of mine that I hadn't seen in years. She flipped through them and I was telling her to take this one or that one home; then she pulled out Toys in the Attic. We both hollered, "YES!" and then again when she found Rocks. She was so excited!
I raised that girl right. 😄
They weren't just underrated they were ignored. Damn fine band and so many songs should be #1s.
That’s probably the shortest version of “Train Kept a Rollin’” that I ever heard Aerosmith perform. Thanks for featuring this.
Anyone else see that episode of American Pickers, where they had found Aerosmith's 1st tour bus?
That van was included in the intro video at their recent Las Vegas shows. The van was used when they were on the NH/VT club circuit in '71.
@@pbracey1 Here it is. ruclips.net/video/BejhhwjyDHA/видео.html
Who else thinks Danielle's from American Pickers is nice.. ..hot... I mean nice
Ya...that was a cool ep..👍☺️
Yep, I saw it!
Oh man. The Midnight Special! That and Don Kirschners Rock Concert were how us small town kids discovered the thrill of live rock music back in the 70s.
And I didn't know Joe didn't play on the record. I just thought he played however he felt like playing when he did it live.
As usual Fil educates as he entertains. Kudos.
I remember the midnight special
Remember staying up waaaaay past your bedtime to watch?
@@NuclearGrizzly
Yes I remember. Loved it
@@NuclearGrizzly Us back then..didn't know what a gem we had in the Midnight Special
@@NuclearGrizzly Yes sir!
Mike Ingram you remember Don Kirshner’s Rock Concert?
The first time I saw Aerosmith was 1973 and I’d never heard of them. It was a Mott The Hoople concert with Robin Trower. Aerosmith led off the night and pow I’d never seen or heard anything like it! The crowd was chanting Aerosmith, Aerosmith after their set! Incredible. I saw them 11 times after that and not sure any of those shows were as good but they were now my number one band! Thanks for all the info Fil! Love your smile as you watch. Take care!🎸🎸
My ex wife once told me that Aerosmith was a DISCO BAND, that was the beginning of her being my ex
Disco band?? That's too funny.🤯
Aerosmith was awesome during their drugs and alcohol days!!! We’re I’m from Their Rock Gods!!! Rocks is my favorite album!!
Boston?
Mitch et't'ie Oui monsieur!!
Jazz Cat way back they were awesome ( first four albums)....Now I’m embarrassed to say I ever liked them.
@@jazzcat8786 I'm gonna have to look that up to see what it is.lol
Mitch et't'ie Ha Ha I saw your last name and thought you were French😂. I’m a dumb ass!! It just means “yes sir”
I LOVE how big your smile gets when listening to your genre of music ... 80’s/90’s rock was THE BEST!!
Get Your Wings, Toys and Rocks are quintessential 70's rock.
Back when they didn’t suck. The first four albums were masterpieces.
Their fifth album, Draw the Line, was a fine album as well.
agreed first 4. draw had a few good songs
Peter true. That has some good songs...Draw the Line was a great song.
@@pbracey1 They were stretching it a little thin by that point but I agree, they somehow held it together for that album, it's better than it gets credit for.
@@pbracey1 Night in the Ruts was nothing to sneeze at either. Not as memorable as the first 4 but I owned it nonetheless. I saw them several times including the Rock in a Hard place tour. Tyler seemed a mess for that show. Rocks was their pinnacle in my estimation.
I was 8 then but I remember the show Midnight Special. It always reminded me of the Grand Old Opery but for rock. 🤗
Lol Me too, The 70's Rocked. I'd go back in a minute if I could. There's a few things I'd leave out probably. ✌️
Morgan Sparhawk Truth😂😂
Morgan Sparhawk wolf man Jack
Wow, Fil another Great Analysis.
You know it's kinda funny about
this Particular Song, I always LOVED the lead riff's to this song
and wasn't good enough ( at that
time ) to play it. Finally around 15 years ago, my skills advanced
Expodentially to were I can play it note for note! I prefer the studio
Version instead of the live version's, and yes I wholeheartedly agree with you about Joe's Style,
He's such a GREAT Guitarist and
Musician, it's Amazing how he can
Cram so many notes into a small
Space. Sometimes it sounds like
He's Totally OFF BEAT, but then he manages to get Back into the Groove just in time. Joe Definitely has a Powerful and Unique Style,
when he gets going, he's what me
and my friends call the ' Skatter -
Brain ' Riffs lol.........I Dig it.
As usual Fil, Thanks again and
Looking forward to More Gold!
🎸💚
Aerosmith was one of my favorite bands of all time! I have all their CD'S! Could listen to them all the time.
YES! ❤️Aerosmith!!!
Love the story Joe tells of having to sell some of his favorite guitars when he was tight on money. Slash gave him back one of his favorite guitars he sold for his 50th bday.
I was at Joe's 50th birthday party at his & Steven's Mt Blue restaurant. He had hired Cheap Trick to play & Joe literally let the guitar around his shoulders drop to the floor when his roadie brought out his long lost Les Paul that Slash sent as a surprise gift.
Saw Aerosmith in October of 74. Our local park in mckeesport pa. Outside Pittsburgh. Been a fan ever since. Free concert, my first concert.
Steve Tyler just blows my socks off. Bombastic screams amidst bluesy almost country rock. What treasure.
He screams. He's annoying!!!
Thanks, Fil, haven't seen this clip before. I saw them live in 2013 and they were as energetic and entertaining as ever.
I use to love 'the Midnight Special'. Though I was young, I knew I was witnessing greatness.
I believe Wolfman Jack was on the Midnight Special on Saturday nights...classic!!!!!!!
I was hoping you were going to address Stevens voice. I remember reading in his first book about how he said he tried to make his voice sound deeper in the beginning of his career...you can definitely hear the difference in the early albums. Such a great band! Lucky to have seen them so many times. Thanks Fil 🙏🏼 excellent as always!! 🤘
My brother saw them live at least twice that I know of! So cool you got to see them too! ❤️
One of my favorite bands! I love your channel Fil!
A sick fact: Steven hit an E6 on "Crazy". He's unbelievable.
Aerosmith Toys in the Attic 1975 was my first show at the fabulous forum in Los Angeles CA! I was 14yrs old and I've been a Aerosmith fan ever since! went out and bought a Strat and a Marshall stack and the rest is history!
Living legends.👍 What's really amazing is that they still have all the original members! I've seen them live a few times over the years.
Bringing me back to the 8 track days and waiting up with friends for 11pm to listen to the Midnight Special on the radio. Nice.
I've stood ar Garcia's feet and Warren Haynes and many others, but by far rhe single greatest instrumental facility I've ever witnessed, just as far as the rock and roll impact it had upon me, was being right up front and watching Joe Perry as a young man. To see him stand shirtless in those black leather pants right in front of his Marshall stacks, Lord have mercy-it was just magic and the memory is seared into my brain though its nearly 40 years later.. It was THAT powerful. And my ears rang for days- delightfully rang. 😋
I remember waaaay back when they used to play at " the barn". In sunapee nh. I lived around the corner.
That's true " The Barn"...I've heard many stories about that place,in fact my ex watched them play there many times ! I live here now and met Steven in the harbor a few times just walking around,a very nice and friendly guy ! He has a house on the lake and I even had him as a distant neighbor ( about a 1/2 mile ) on the lake for about 5 years !
Yes you will see him around sunapee once in a while
One of the staple rocks of my early teens..love the analysis and the post.
This song just gets better and better.so does. Tyler’s mouth-wooo- love your homework👍I loved this band, they were Rock n Roll. And I’m impressed you knew a lot thanks for sharing.😉
We used to do Sweet Emotion and No More No More in our band. Fun songs to play. Years later my daughter gets Guitar Hero Aerosmith and she and I jammed for hours to that game. If anything GH opened a lot of classic rock up to the younger generations. Thanks Fil
Man - so much natural talent.
Steven has super natural vocals that he can still pull these songs off.
Thank you Fil 💜
Great analysis and insight.I never new Joe didnt play the original solo. Which I'm kinda bummed about hearing. However thier 70s stuff is still some of my go back to favorites. Joe's riffs are unique and that's what I loved about him. I dont think he ever took a guitar lesson.
One of my top 3 in the midst of their greatest era. Well done
We hitched a ride 150 miles down to Cincinnati in 1978 . Met eyes with Tyler & Perry coming out to clime steps. I was on the right side of their steps and met eyes right before they had to start those steps .So close to the stage !! Awesome show. Blessings to them !! ❤
Some of the best commentary on the band I have ever heard, one of my favorite bands back then in a massively competitive field, that is putting it very mildly, the competition was probably the best of any era ever, IMHO. Your input about joe was right on, he seemed to pull notes out of places you could not have expected, and just smoked the performance with more art than just pumping out notes and volume. They were so great live, I saw them a bunch, we even stayed up all night outside waiting for tickets to get way up front, those were the days. Ears ringing for hours!
Thank you for your unbiased critique
We were sitting around an apartment doing our normal extra curricular activities watching Midnight Special when this aired. I saw them for the first time in Sedalia, MO @ the Ozark Music Festival July 19-21, 1974 & they rocked their asses off even tho it was a HOT MISERABLE 100' Friday night. Unbelievable. I created a FB Group (same as above, name & date) if you ever want to see pics of them there, taken by Richard Galbraith of Enid, OK. Tyler was wearing same outfit I think,.....quite the showman like Jagger. I sold a lot of Aerosmith back in the early 80's w/ Peaches Records & again in 94 at Hastings, a whole different fan base. Amazing.
Oh wow! I'm from Sedalia, and was working across the street from the fairgrounds at the State Fair Shopping Center while all that was going on. Yeah, one of the hottest summers on record - just miserable. I won't go into the details of the horror stories, but there were plenty of them. On the other hand, I'll say now what I always said then when watching the Midnight Special. Those guys sure have pretty hair!
Came here checking if you 'did" the Aerosmith performance of "Baby Please Don't Go" (I mentioned it in my 5/19/20 live stream comment) I stayed till the end of the analysis. Thanks Fil.
My favorite band back in the day. Saw them countless times in the 70's and 80's. Would love to see you review Rats in the Cellar live in 1997 on Dutch TV.
Fil, you know I ALWAYS give you a thumbs up!!! I enjoy your analyses of different bands and singers, especially when you go back to the 70's and 80's. Any earlier than 1965 is too far back for me, but I've learned a lot about guitars from you as well. Keep these videos coming!!
Thanks for reminding me of my debauchery of Guitar Hero's! On a serious note I love Aerosmith, they are timeless and I am thankful that I have had the chance to see them live several times. Awesome band even to this day. ^m^😎^m^
In 73 my best friend moved to New Hampshire and wrote me a letter telling me about a band called Aerosmith. Didn't think about it much until the following year when I heard them on the radio. Been a fan ever since.
Thank you Fil, for finally covering Aerosmith. Great breakdown! Well done. Great performance as well!!!
When Guitar Hero started getting big I was working in a music store. A lot of players mocked the game, and I get where they’re coming from, but I saw a lot of kids get signing up for lessons because they wanted to the real thing after playing the game.
Aerosmith a great band, great sound, great musicians. Tasty riffs and rhythms from Joe Perry and top it off with crazy vocals from Steven Tyler and you have a great recipe for success. Love Aerosmith especially the older stuff.
Many thumbs up for another informative analysis, Prof Fil! :) \m/
Fil, you really amaze me with your depth of knowledge and insight!
Thanks!
Wow Fil excellent tribute to Aerosmith one of my favourite music band and what a nice thing for you to have related their stories you are again I repeat myself a Teacher in music story and I love you for doing that so very much !!!Rock!!
I saw them live twice. Wonderful band.
Rocks, great album, my younger brother brought it back with him from a trip to New York and he was wearing a Bowmar digital watch which was amazing back then.
Saw them in Vegas on the 4th of July and they opened with this. They were phenomenal.
Great analysis, Fil. You really do your homework. Always informative. Thank you.
He's awesome helped me appreciate music much more than what I already did!!!, thank you Fil!!!! Please keep smiling, you have an awesome smile, I love how the smile breaks through when you really love parts of the art oof music!!!! I even am considering learning how to play guitar at my age!!!
😂 and why not!
Yes! Always had friends stay over to watch The Midnight Special! Mom let us stay up. Lol
Slipped out the window a few nights to I bet.
I won't tell. ✌️
I Love Aerosmith.. I remember seeing them in a concert back in the day for like $20.- $30.00 for floor seats.. They Are Awesome !!
Lisa Galante Ha! I saw them for $8.50 back in the day...late 70’s...the best! 🤘
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Awesome. You got a better deal then I did..
LOL 😂
My hometown Heroes(Boston,Ma).
Ran into all if them individually at different times throughout the 80's and 90's.
When my sister bought me Get Your Wings on a 8 track tape for Christmas in 1976 that was my first hard rock tape I ever owned I was 14 and Iv'e been a huge Aerosmith fan ever since. It's hard to believe all 5 original members are still together and jamming to this day.
Same! 1st 8-track of GYW, but in '75 at 13. Still my favorite album . I could play it on permanent loop....
Just great ! Thank you Seen them concert, very memorable.
thanks for your analyses. I Incline toward british bands (but I'm American) thank goodness we're all different. You work so hard Fil, it doesn't go unnoticed by your real fans.
They played at my high school in 1973 on one of their tours, it was awesome sitting up front as a 12 year old!
Tyler is himself a lot of crazy when they did the Run DMC version, Run DMC was already using Aerosmith's music for their backing music and supposedly did not know. Ran into Tyler in California when I was out there for work and he is an awesome guy. I just walked by to tell him hi and that he was awesome and he had me stay and talk with him, he talked I should say, 4 hours later I could not believe how nice of a guy he is. He may have thought we looked like an awesome security detail for him, but either way he was a blast to hang with and no drugs or alcohol. He does think every woman is beautiful and wants him that is for sure, probably close to true.
The progression of this band was so raw when they came out. And talented. Musically and lyrically. The reason they started to decline after the first few albums was the substances and the egos. That closeness and collaboration started to disintegrate and it showed. Yeah, they still put out some pretty good stuff, but nothing really close to those first 3, I believe anyway. When they finally started to realize that unless they got back to their basics, put the shit away, and get the egos under control, Permanent Vacation. A lot better, but then, Pump. Wow. Then a Get a Grip. Incredible. What talent. What a band.
This was the old folks MTV except everything was live. I used to love watching this show. It was our way of seeing these guys live before we saw them live. Then we got MTV and that changed everything.
I like the more extensive"behind the scenes"information you have included in this particular review. Please do more of this. I find the things that artists need to deal with in order to create very interesting. The crap that some need to wade thru in order to get an album or song finished is amazing. Hearing of the obstacles overcome or swept under a rug that presented themselves (or were created by the band themselves) makes me appreciate how fortunate we are that these musicians were able to get the job done and so well too! As we all know, some of these guys may not be the easiest people to work with. The ego of a musician celebrity perhaps is not the most modest nor are many very willing to compromise with band mates. I think of all the things that must gel for the band to be able to write, produce, and successfully record those songs that we love, that then endure and then to have hopefully"age" well enough to become a piece that 20yrs later still sounds fresh , makes me very grateful that, against great odds, huge odds, the music is there for us to enjoy for many years. Hearing some of the stories of the path taken or overcome to create the tracks that endure,,and the issues some of them overcame, including but not limited to; surviving the (another) "Rock Star Dead at Age 27"curse, getting signed by a record label, avoiding the drug issue, ego battles,jealousy, etc. all that had to be just so,or the great songs would not exist. Similar to my own , "I'm lucky I was ever borne!" thing, what with a 39yr old Father who survived being the pilot and Captain of a WW2 B-17 bomber, having had anti-aircraft fire hit the plane,with a sectionof electrical conduit that passed thru the armored back of his seat to pin him to the seat with the pipe thru his shoulder, copilot killed,making safe landing, and a full recovery to then after the war goon to become one of the lunatics you would see walking high steel to build bridges and skyscrapers while being a bit of a drinker? Finally at 39 yrs old, then a policeman, in of all the safe places to work he is the patrolman with the #19 badge in the just formed city police department in,,wait for it,, San Bernardino Ca. and to at 39 manage to father me! with my 21yr old mom who was supposed to be unable to carry a baby to full term with a problematic womb ? I may be lucky to be here in light of all that, but my story is nothing compared to many of the tales of the history of rock n roll and bands like Aerosmith !
In 2004, I Don’t Want To Miss A Thing was the song my wife & I chose for our first dance as husband & wife at our wedding. It was an awesome piece of music, which we both loved, & everyone thought it was great.
LOVE Aerosmith, one of my favorite bands growing up. Saw them on the 4th of July 1977. That was a wild concert, firecrackers going off and bottle rockets whizzing by your head in an arena.
Loved The Midnight Special!!!! You ROCK Fil!!!
I think the movie was Armogeddon with Ben Aflac and Steve Tylor's daughter Liv.
This is another group that takes me back but then I remember malt shops and saddleoxfords too so I quite literally grew up with rock n roll.
Yes it was Armageddon not Pearl Harbor ! Funny enough they both stared his daughter Liv 😉
Liv was raised by Tod Rudgren and didn't know Tyler was her father till she was almost an adult .
@@gilbertspader7974 Now, that's very true, i have heard that b4...
jeffery wise you remember Don Kirshner’s Rock Concert?
Snodgrass Gerald How about the King Biscuit Flour Hour ???
Oh Fil... started high school in ‘84. Befriended seniors and was soon riding to school not on the bus but in a ‘79 hyped up Trans Am with a tape deck and Aerosmith Greatest Hits blaring at 0800 hrs all the way to school. Now in ‘19 I’m lucky to get my fat “hind quarters” out of bed by 0800 hrs.
They were young here. Incredible! This isn't my favorite song, but they are still good. Thanks Fil! ❤️🌹❤️
I played bass in a garage band many years ago and this was one of my favorites to play. So much energy with that driving riff. Hard to play this song badly.
Once again, you analysis is spot on and second to none. Peace, love and Aerosmith.
Mama Kin, Moving Out. Raw and Wonderful.
I have always loved the grittiness, slightly unpolished, unapologetic tone and overall style of Aerosmith. I have seen them live around 14 times and always had a great time at their shows, throughout the years. I think of any other rock band, Aerosmith adapted and evolved their sound and direction more times and certainly more successfully than any other band in history. While some may say they sold out or went mainstream, they really just kept evolving in their own way, a way that other bands then adopted in THEIR attempts to sell out. They set the standard for having an ability to change and attract new audiences over several decades. Great analysis as always! Cheers!
Nice job, Fil on the Bad Boys of Boston. Did not know that Joe Perry did not play lead on recorded version of Train Kept A Rollin.
Great analysis. Did not know Joe was not on studio recording, but comes out clear when one listens to this live performance. Reminds one of Jeff Beck stepping in to play live what Eric Clapton had recorded in studio on some Yardbird tracks. Fil, love your work, dedication.
I saw Aerosmith back in 1972 at the Surf Nantasket Ballroom in Hull, Massachusetts. Admission was $5.00 and I knew this band was going places. They're early albums definitely kicked ass !
I love listening to your commentary, you should teach one of those master classes online.
I graduated high school in 83 in SE Michigan. This song was like a rock-n-roll anthem among me and my friends. To this day I simply cannot listen to this song without just absolutely cranking up the volume. I have to say, though, the studio version of this song just blows away the live performance. I hate to say that because I know any studio version of a song is always going to have a huge advantage over a live version. And this is not to say the sucked or anything in this live version. Aerosmith is full of great musicians. I just think the guitar solos and vocals of the studio version are just so top notch any live version is just going to pale in comparison. And it doesn't help that they made the studio version "sound like" a concert recording so when you hear an actual concert recording you're bound to be disappointed. I was actually disappointed when many years later I read that the studio version was not actually recorded live, but just dubbed over after the fact to make it seem like it was. Even so, it's the iconic version that I prefer.
Superlative analysis video on an iconic rock band. They really are the perfect example how a band can change with the times and be extremely successful. Good choices on what to discuss and GREAT choice of the video itself. I should suggest a review on TRIUMPH.
I going to say it: "Led Zeppelin", "The Who" and "Aerosmith", my favorite bands of all time (and my favorite; too close to call). Introduced to them by a friend as we were racing motocross in the mid '70's; good times and good sounds...……...ROCK! Thanks Fil, I've been waiting for your review of "Aerosmith".
When i was in 3rd grade had my mother buy me toys in the attic then rocks then get your wings then the debut album all masterpieces still at 50 still love those albums
Aerosmith a great live band. Saw them back in 77. Very solid tight live. Steven Tyler an excellent frontman with that Rock star attitude. Always a fan of the band. Interesting to see them progress musically from their first album onward. Toys in the Attic and Rocks were masterpieces in my mind. Rocks being my favourite Aerosmith album, played it to death! Great Review Fil!😎🎼🎶🎵🇨🇦
Joe Perry is naturally left handed, but as a kid, he (inadvertently) learned to play guitar right handed. In an inteview some years ago, he explained how and why that happened. The inteviewer asked him if he ever tried to switch to lefty playing, and Joe said yes, but by the time he tried to do that (in his twenties) it was too late, and if it works, why fix it. :) He's one of the best guitarist there is IMHO!! Great review yet again, Fil! Cheers! :)
It was in the news in July this year that their touring van of early days was found and restored. If you want to, you can easily find it by searching with "American pickers Aerosmith van" or "Aerosmith van restored" or something similar. :) There is also a short videoclip where the van was presented to the band.
I saw Aerosmith in the 70’s they were awesome! My favorite era of them 💜
Fil, you just reminded me of what Paul Young said at a concert that I attended in 1986--"Music is the best form of communication." Although I was only 16 then, I was already a musician and thought, "Paul is absolutely right!" I believe you mentioned an example of this when after Aerosmith's break-up, Joe Perry met Steven Tyler backstage and they'd realized that still had the musical chemistry. You also made an excellent point about Joe's lead guitar playing in the video being different than in the original recording---that non-musicians don't realize that any musician can mimic anything from an original recording without at least hearing it enough times(of course, if they have ear-training backgrounds). I've seen that when bands audition prospective musicians, it's not expected that they already know the songs, but that they know how to "gel" with the band--for example, match with the key they're playing. Given the situation he was in, Joe definitely made the best of it on the show.
I have to mention that I love how you research the musicians/performers that you analyze. Again, totally fab job, Fil!
Such a great song! I love the Yardbirds' version with Keith Relf's rich , edgy voice. This version is a lot of fun, too, with Steven's engaging performance.
Wow... The midnight special... haven’t thought about that for ages. Was a favorite of mine back in the day
Steve Tyler said most of the tunes that we love from them..Him and Joe Perry were usually tripping..still love the Guys though. ..thanks Fil
1974. watched this show. 12 going on 13. Ex bro in Law was a huge fan. Turned me on to this band, struggling to make it. Saw them at the Orpheum Theater in Boston during their Toxic Twins days. Steven was so wasted, he needed cue cards to remember lyrics to classic A songs. When Joe left, I left. When Joe & Brad returned, I returned. Great stuff. I know a lot of people think they stunk after the reunion. I have found music on eviry album that I liked. Even on Honking with Bo Bo.
Saw them in 1977 the Saturday after Thanksgiving at the Fabulous Forum. We sat on risers behind the stage maybe 8 or 12 rows back. It was a fantastic view of Joey Kramer, we were kind of looking at the audience from the same vantage point as the band. Steven Tyler didn't ignore those of us in the back, so it was pretty cool that he played to us a few times. Aerosmith was so popular that they added those risers just a couple weeks before the concert - they weren't part of the normal concert setup at the Forum. When they announced those seats, my buddy and I rode our bicycles down to the Forum box office, we were just in 10th grade. What a time to be a rock fan, I think the tickets were under $10.
I saw them twice in the nineties and they are one of the greatest live bands.
Hey Fil how you doing on this fine day? This is much more like it, my speed I grew up with these guys my brother Joe had all the albums. I was five years younger than him so it was his crew that used to hang on the corner in their green army coats. I always wanted to emulate my brother. He played pretty good guitar too. Anyway back to the performance yes it's evident which shows the band more intense as the years go they had grown like all musicians. And very refreshing track to watch and thank you for bringing it to the table! See you Tuesday💓
And proud to say I own the complete set of the Midnight Specials!
Love the early 70.s stuff great band gone through all the drugs they could get them still great live Steve's voice was sheer rock and roll great front man 👍
The things you know and share about all these musicians is astounding!