A memory from Scott Nienhaus who was in her band in this video = It's hard to believe that on this day 23 years ago, we lost our friend, Nicolette Larson. We first met around 1989, when our group ACOUSTICITY went on tour with The Ozark Mountain Daredevils and a solo Nicolette. It was on the first night of the tour in Wichita, Kansas when we ended our set with a long jam during WOODEN SHIPS, and a rocking encore of WOODSTOCK. As we came into the dressing room, we saw her for the first time. She was standing with arms crossed, and her bejeweled cowboy boots tapping furiously. She was pissed off! She had been told we were a four-piece acoustic band. We were a five-piece electric/acoustic band... The next show was in Golden, Colorado. Nicolette wanted to go on first, not wanting to follow us. (Really???) lol! Still pissed... We assured her that it would be fine. So instead of our usual set, we played all acoustic songs, with Tim Politte leaving the drum kit in the truck, playing only congas. She was quite pleased with our transformation, and the rest of the tour was great! Her last night with that line-up was in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. I had the pleasure of driving her the 45 minute trip to the airport, around 3 or 4 in the morning. It was a huge thrill for me. She told many stories of recording with Neil Young, and the famous story of how she found a demo of LOTTA LOVE on the floorboard of his car, which became a #1 hit for her in 1978. We arrived at the airport a little early for her flight, so she offered to buy me breakfast. During the conversation, she asked if our group, ACOUSTICITY, would be interested in going out with her as her back-up band! ARE YOU KIDDING???? So the following year, we (Chris Casamento, keyboards/guitar/vocals, C.J. Summerfield, guitar/keyboards/vocals, Todd Jones, bass, Tim Politte, drums/vocals, Mike 'Moses' Beck, FOH and myself, guitar/keyboards/congas/vocals became The Nicolette Larson Band, touring many ski-resorts in the Great Northwest. The highlight was when we toured Japan with Bernie Leadon in 1991. She was a joy to work for, and a true professional!!! Great times were had by all! We will always miss her. Thank you Nikki, for the opportunity and your friendship!!! R.I.P.
Thanks for sharing that story. My favorite singer is and will forever be Olivia Newton-John ( England and Australia. Next would be Agnetha Faltskog of ABBA (Sweden). The U.S.'s singing princess was Nicolette Larson.
Aww, thank you for sharing this. I'm so glad you got to have that experience with her. I have always loved this song but only recently discovered more about who she was and her sad untimely death. There's something deeply vulnerable about her.
Success can make you a star,overnight she had giving America her best performance and I was lucky to see and hear her beautiful voice I love her hit It going to take a lot of love
Thank you Joe for this amazing story, about you, your band and this remarkable person and singer Nicolette Larson......Rest in peae my dear............RIP
As I watch her, I'm both pleased and saddened. Pleased to have some film of her, and saddened that I never saw this beautiful, honey voiced lady perform. Love you Nicolette - RIP.
She was my girlfriend senior year in high school, in Kansas City, for about 9 months. I was playing guitar in a church coffee house that summer and this incredibly hot girl in her cheerleader outfit came in, She was into music, took a shine to me, rocked my world. She never sang a note with me, she was too shy, but we had a great time until I got really sick that fall and things went a bit sideways. A few years later,, I'm back from college in the summer, she was back too from being in California, we're sitting on my front porch, she shows me a couple of things on guitar she's learned (one of them was David Crosby's "Triad"), and I showed her a few things that she seemed to appreciate. She sang a bit, but it was that kind of singing where it's sort of under your breath, you're not singing with your full, real voice. I had no idea how she might be able to sing, she would never sing for me. Fast forward a few years, I'm in graduate school in Seattle, I'm walking down the street, passing Tower Records, and there's a life-sized cardboard cutout standup thing of her in the window. I go in and say that's Nickie Larson, that's my girlfriend in the window.... The guy says so, like, you wanna buy her album dude? Yeah I did. We had a nice reconnection that next year. We lost her so much too soon. I understand her lovely daughter Elsie May is now a performer...
@@johnalden1251 What awesome recollection dude.. Good memories.. nice testimony Must be hard to you when the bad news broken out about her suddenly passed away.. I love most my Ex. I'd be heart broken if I know any of my Ex passed away..
One of the most gifted female artists of all time. Few can perform at a level that rises to the musical heights of Joni Mitchell yet in her own special way and sound. All so influenced by Neil Young. She was a total sweetheart and her loss so young to this world was heaven’s gain. RIP, Nikki. (“The Park”. NB,OH)
Unless it's a tall dork holding up a cellphone in front of me. I give them warnings and a couple of minutes before I knock the phones out of their hands.
So wonderful to see her perform! I played a wedding in the 80's and we did her duet with Steve Wariner "When Love's Right"...I have loved her to this day...Am presently in a Neil Young Tribute Band in Vegas and I do her Harmonies on Comes A Time and Four Strong Winds...It is an honor to honor Nicolette and keep her memory alive!
I am sure it had to be a fully contracted multi-video production company with a "live shoot call" line director for the live wide projection screens & then a post-production producer later editing all the camera angles together, then adding in a properly multi-tracked audio mix down. In other words, it probably just wasn't "one person" filming this, standing out in the audience, like in the non sensible, horrific cellphone video recordings we have today, filling up our viewing times, as our lowest form of common denominator. I interviewed & took a photo with her in 1981, when she and then boyfriend & album producer Andrew Gold were playing in Rock/Pop/Classic Folk celebrity softball game for charity; their softball team was known as The Hollywood Hoovers. I was with a couple L.A. based radio stations at the time and did my best to promote her "ALL DRESSED UP AND NO PLACE TO GO" album. Unfortunately, sales were lackluster on that project, due to what "I" believe was The Warner Brothers Group attempt to fulfill her contract with that one last album, then cutting ties with her. God was good to her, having MCA/Universal picking her up in the mid 80's and allowing her to explore a more country pop theme in their 2 or 3 albums with her, all culminating with her 1994 final release of children's lullaby album put out by the BIG GUYS on the record business block, Sony (CBS) Music Entertainment. She left us all, just a very short 3 years later. BolsaChicaRadio
Esse concerto com a cantora Nicolette Larson realmente é uma coisa muito rara! Obrigado por postar essa cantora maravilhosa, para alegria de todos os fãs, dos quais eu faço parte! Valeu!
Fantastic piece of musical history. The original concert, I believe came out on VHS?, has Bernie Leadon opening for her, then the approximate 28 min. Nicolette concert. It's a shame not all of her albums are easy to get on cd now. A couple of the later ones go for up to $100 now. The first 3 albums are available on a 2cd set, but the ones after are the hard to find at a reasonable price. So if anyone has them and would like to put them here on youtube, please do so, so that all her fans can enjoy them.
@@kenklein9120 I believe it was simply called LIVE IN TOKYO - Nicolette Larson. I have this video here on youtube on dvd-r, but not the actual VHS tape.
i have seen many performers try to sing like nicolette and not even come close to how effortlessly she sings. so sad she was so troubled. she is missed.
She is absolutely an Angel from heaven; voice from the clouds above & into the velvet meadows . Absolutely feminine, soft, innocence, hair wraps you into her soft blanket, gorgeous lady; Stunning! MIss her so much.
@MichaelBeck: Holy F**K you guys are great! The second song, which I've never heard before, was outstanding! Of all the bands who played with Nicolette Larson, you definitely are the best! Thank you for this video!
Had she been alive, what would her life been like? One of courage, love, peace and deep understanding. From what I've read about her, she deserved much respect!!!
Such positive thoughts and vibes for such a truly beautiful and special lady and oh what a voice. A crying shame that the Australian listening public never had the opportunity to hear her live. - James
Pierce Rolli --- The band needed backup singers, for a much fuller, richer sound. I do not think in this concert setting, that the band had very good backup vocals for Nicolette.
This has to be from the mid 80's. Her hair is more styled and away from the hippie chick look that I loved. Nicolette looks great and I like the updated sound from her 70s days. RIP.
18:20 Heartache: Wow! Is this the same singer who did lotta love? The passion, intensity and authenticity of this song is top 10. Yet it’s not on any list!!
MICHAEL BREK: Was this concert from her 1991 appearance, at The Mielparque Hall, Tokyo, Japan, recoreded June 14, 1991, where ex-Eagles guitarist Bernie Leadon was also one of the performing acts? Some of my research, here on the good ol' fashion internet appears to reflect that. If so, I'd like to do a search to obtain the VHS tape it was released on. I do have a Region Free DVD player, but not a Region Free VHS player, but that might not be too hard to obtain. Some of the commentators on this thread feels this was shot in the 80s, but just looking at her clothing, the way she was now styling her hair, a bit of extra weight put on from the "Lotta Love" days of 1978, the kind of instruments that the musicians were using and the overall techniques of video production concepts implemented, I KNEW it HAD to be more of a 90s project, being in the multimedia field myself. Do I stand to be correct on this? I figured you'd be ths ONLY TRUE gentleman here on this thread to truly know, since you did the upload. Thank you in advance if you have any answer for me. BolsaChicaRadio
@@michaelbeck8492 EXACTLY! I see entirely what you're saying. I too played many roles as a "Front-Of-House" P.A. engineer, for concerts and some smaller concert halls here in Los Angeles, CA where I reside & worked for decades. When we did concerts at Anaheim Stadium (The ANGELS baseball field) there was ALWAYS a "Truck Mix" going on as well, via a MASSIVE mic/line snake-split, that was mixing for either live television or recording video & tracking audio for later post-production. Getting back to the Nicolette topic, even though the audio mix here, may not have been from "your" touch, her high-octane performance, just a small handful of years before her passing, was just EXCELLENT! I have many archival footage of Miss Larson. I was touched, when I picked up her last project on CD, the children's lullaby album from Sony Music, that she collaborated with old boyfriend, writer/extraordinaire Andrew Gold. BolsaChicaRadio
Actually this is a band out of the St. Louis area they were Acousticity before they became the Nicolette Larson band. Chris Casamento , CJ Summerfield, Todd Jones, Tim Politte, Mike Moses Beck, and Scott Nienhaus
Really? I feel kinda sorry for you, buddy. This young lady had one of the best voices, genuine personalities, and multi-talents for her time alive. Are you aware that she also acted - both in the movies and on the stage? You’d best do some research before you criticize someone like you did. RichieC
A memory from Scott Nienhaus who was in her band in this video = It's hard to believe that on this day 23 years ago, we lost our friend, Nicolette Larson. We first met around 1989, when our group ACOUSTICITY went on tour with The Ozark Mountain Daredevils and a solo Nicolette. It was on the first night of the tour in Wichita, Kansas when we ended our set with a long jam during WOODEN SHIPS, and a rocking encore of WOODSTOCK. As we came into the dressing room, we saw her for the first time. She was standing with arms crossed, and her bejeweled cowboy boots tapping furiously. She was pissed off! She had been told we were a four-piece acoustic band. We were a five-piece electric/acoustic band... The next show was in Golden, Colorado. Nicolette wanted to go on first, not wanting to follow us. (Really???) lol! Still pissed... We assured her that it would be fine. So instead of our usual set, we played all acoustic songs, with Tim Politte leaving the drum kit in the truck, playing only congas. She was quite pleased with our transformation, and the rest of the tour was great! Her last night with that line-up was in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. I had the pleasure of driving her the 45 minute trip to the airport, around 3 or 4 in the morning. It was a huge thrill for me. She told many stories of recording with Neil Young, and the famous story of how she found a demo of LOTTA LOVE on the floorboard of his car, which became a #1 hit for her in 1978. We arrived at the airport a little early for her flight, so she offered to buy me breakfast. During the conversation, she asked if our group, ACOUSTICITY, would be interested in going out with her as her back-up band! ARE YOU KIDDING???? So the following year, we (Chris Casamento, keyboards/guitar/vocals, C.J. Summerfield, guitar/keyboards/vocals, Todd Jones, bass, Tim Politte, drums/vocals, Mike 'Moses' Beck, FOH and myself, guitar/keyboards/congas/vocals became The Nicolette Larson Band, touring many ski-resorts in the Great Northwest. The highlight was when we toured Japan with Bernie Leadon in 1991. She was a joy to work for, and a true professional!!! Great times were had by all! We will always miss her. Thank you Nikki, for the opportunity and your friendship!!! R.I.P.
Thanks for sharing that story.
My favorite singer is and will forever be Olivia Newton-John ( England and Australia. Next would be Agnetha Faltskog of ABBA (Sweden). The U.S.'s singing princess was Nicolette Larson.
I love this story. That sounds just like Nickie. I dated her for a good stretch in high school, and that really reads true...
@@johnalden1251 your a lucky guy
Aww, thank you for sharing this. I'm so glad you got to have that experience with her.
I have always loved this song but only recently discovered more about who she was and her sad untimely death. There's something deeply vulnerable about her.
MAN, THAT'S AN AWESOME STORY - THANKS FOR SHARING : )
Love her music. I cant believe we lost her at such a young age. She's a beautiful lady.
She paid the ultimate price to make are lives better. A real life Hero in this world.
Success can make you a star,overnight she had giving America her best performance and I was lucky to see and hear her beautiful voice I love her hit It going to take a lot of love
Thank you Joe for this amazing story, about you, your band and this remarkable person and singer Nicolette Larson......Rest in peae my dear............RIP
RIP Nicole, thanks for the music.
As I watch her, I'm both pleased and saddened. Pleased to have some film of her, and saddened that I never saw this beautiful, honey voiced lady perform. Love you Nicolette - RIP.
She was my girlfriend senior year in high school, in Kansas City, for about 9 months. I was playing guitar in a church coffee house that summer and this incredibly hot girl in her cheerleader outfit came in, She was into music, took a shine to me, rocked my world. She never sang a note with me, she was too shy, but we had a great time until I got really sick that fall and things went a bit sideways. A few years later,, I'm back from college in the summer, she was back too from being in California, we're sitting on my front porch, she shows me a couple of things on guitar she's learned (one of them was David Crosby's "Triad"), and I showed her a few things that she seemed to appreciate. She sang a bit, but it was that kind of singing where it's sort of under your breath, you're not singing with your full, real voice. I had no idea how she might be able to sing, she would never sing for me. Fast forward a few years, I'm in graduate school in Seattle, I'm walking down the street, passing Tower Records, and there's a life-sized cardboard cutout standup thing of her in the window. I go in and say that's Nickie Larson, that's my girlfriend in the window.... The guy says so, like, you wanna buy her album dude? Yeah I did. We had a nice reconnection that next year. We lost her so much too soon. I understand her lovely daughter Elsie May is now a performer...
@@johnalden1251
What awesome recollection dude..
Good memories.. nice testimony
Must be hard to you when the bad news broken out about her suddenly passed away..
I love most my Ex. I'd be heart broken if I know any of my Ex passed away..
Nicolette Larson, wherever you are in Space, I love you so much. Brava Nicolette!
One of the most gifted female artists of all time. Few can perform at a level that rises to the musical heights of Joni Mitchell yet in her own special way and sound. All so influenced by Neil Young. She was a total sweetheart and her loss so young to this world was heaven’s gain. RIP, Nikki. (“The Park”. NB,OH)
She blows tonight Mitchell out by far..
More than ever it's gonna take a lot of love....timeless song by a great artist
And that’s why it’s important to record shows. Unless we have video recordings, these artists are lost forever, and that’s not a good thing.
Unless it's a tall dork holding up a cellphone in front of me. I give them warnings and a couple of minutes before I knock the phones out of their hands.
True!!!
Agree!
There was a lotta love here. Thanks for sharing the video. Miss you Nicollete.
So wonderful to see her perform! I played a wedding in the 80's and we did her duet with Steve Wariner "When Love's Right"...I have loved her to this day...Am presently in a Neil Young Tribute Band in Vegas and I do her Harmonies on Comes A Time and Four Strong Winds...It is an honor to honor Nicolette and keep her memory alive!
Don't you just Love the way she effortlessly handles the mic cord?
RIP 1952 - Dec 16th 1997
Gone to soon..
The Lord almighty blessing whenever you are..
This is so great! Taken away too soon, she was so talented and beautiful .
Thank God someone was filming this? Happy 2018!
Awesome singer
She's throwing in a little Joplin here. Rock on!
Happy 2021 ☘🇮🇪
I am sure it had to be a fully contracted multi-video production company with a "live shoot call" line director for the live wide projection screens & then a post-production producer later editing all the camera angles together, then adding in a properly multi-tracked audio mix down. In other words, it probably just wasn't "one person" filming this, standing out in the audience, like in the non sensible, horrific cellphone video recordings we have today, filling up our viewing times, as our lowest form of common denominator.
I interviewed & took a photo with her in 1981, when she and then boyfriend & album producer Andrew Gold were playing in Rock/Pop/Classic Folk celebrity softball game for charity; their softball team was known as The Hollywood Hoovers. I was with a couple L.A. based radio stations at the time and did my best to promote her "ALL DRESSED UP AND NO PLACE TO GO" album. Unfortunately, sales were lackluster on that project, due to what "I" believe was The Warner Brothers Group attempt to fulfill her contract with that one last album, then cutting ties with her. God was good to her, having MCA/Universal picking her up in the mid 80's and allowing her to explore a more country pop theme in their 2 or 3 albums with her, all culminating with her 1994 final release of children's lullaby album put out by the BIG GUYS on the record business block, Sony (CBS) Music Entertainment. She left us all, just a very short 3 years later.
BolsaChicaRadio
A great entertainer,voice and dance artist. A gorgeous woman like no other!
Esse concerto com a cantora Nicolette Larson realmente é uma coisa muito rara! Obrigado por postar essa cantora maravilhosa, para alegria de todos os fãs, dos quais eu faço parte! Valeu!
Oi Luiz, eu gosto de saber que um brasileiro está gostando essa cantora. Saudações de um texano. O Texaleiro.
Fantastic piece of musical history. The original concert, I believe came out on VHS?, has Bernie Leadon opening for her, then the approximate 28 min. Nicolette concert. It's a shame not all of her albums are easy to get on cd now. A couple of the later ones go for up to $100 now. The first 3 albums are available on a 2cd set, but the ones after are the hard to find at a reasonable price. So if anyone has them and would like to put them here on youtube, please do so, so that all her fans can enjoy them.
Do you know what the recorded show was called? I'm dying to have this .
@@kenklein9120 I believe it was simply called LIVE IN TOKYO - Nicolette Larson. I have this video here on youtube on dvd-r, but not the actual VHS tape.
If the VHS was only exclusively distributed to the eastern hemisphere, then it's probably in the PAL format or Region 2, more than likely.
BCRadio
She was gone way too soon. Incredible talent.
Great video, thanks for finding and sharing.
i have seen many performers try to sing like nicolette and not even come close to how effortlessly she sings. so sad she was so troubled. she is missed.
I didn't know she was troubled. Sorry to hear.
By look at her face, nobody would ever think she is depressed. i commisserates with what she is going through.
Just not enough video's, of her.such beauty!
14:15 I've been looking a long time for a live version of Rio De Janiero Blue by Nicolette. Thanks for posting this.
Thanks for sharing - great memories - a rare gem for sure. So much talent.
Nicolete is fantastic. I Love your Voice ❤❤❤
real diva... great rendition and talent.
Life is so cruel. It creates such beauty only to let it be destroyed.
So true..
God knows what he does..
Love some Nicollette! RIP may God bless you!
She is absolutely an Angel from heaven; voice from the clouds above & into the velvet meadows . Absolutely feminine, soft, innocence, hair wraps you into her soft blanket, gorgeous lady; Stunning! MIss her so much.
@MichaelBeck: Holy F**K you guys are great! The second song, which I've never heard before, was outstanding! Of all the bands who played with Nicolette Larson, you definitely are the best! Thank you for this video!
あふれる愛♥️はいつ聞いても感動します。ニコレットは永遠に🍀
Very talented and very beautiful lady..RIP nic xx
Hey Dear Nicolette what an awesome 'Loner'! Thank You! I miss you very much! LOVE
Had she been alive, what would her life been like? One of courage, love, peace and deep understanding. From what I've read about her, she deserved much respect!!!
Obrigada a esses anjos que gravam e registram esses clássicos RIP Nicolette Larson
Nicolette foi fantastica em seu tempo.
Amava suas composições.
linda voz de uma mulher de beleza suave e cativante, viveu pouco mas intensamente....eterna Nicolette!
What a wonderful live performer!!! Miss you Nicolette. R.I.P. my friend
Nicolette Larson -
Mielparque Hall, Tokyo, Japan;
June 15, 1991
Such positive thoughts and vibes for such a truly beautiful and special lady and oh what a voice. A crying shame that the Australian listening public never had the opportunity to hear her live. - James
❤ love the video didn’t know that Nicolette went to TOKYO she looks beautiful on the stage ❤
wow what a voice
Seeing and hearing do "The Loner" was amazing. Never saw that coming.
Thank you for this upload :-)
She had a wonderful voice.
So pure and organic. Her and the band.
3:59 lotta love 😂😂😂
Fantastic!!
she passed way too early at age of 45 in LA of cerebral edema...still singing in that special dimension called Heaven ;-)
great band
Pierce Rolli --- The band needed backup singers, for a much fuller, richer sound. I do not think in this concert setting, that the band had very good backup vocals for Nicolette.
@@Freshstart6354 Agreed. They need the horns too. The synthesized horn sounds don't cut it.
@@kenklein9120 --- I agree also, to many things today are synthesized especially vocals.
Fico muito feliz quando ouço uma boa música!
This has to be from the mid 80's. Her hair is more styled and away from the hippie chick look that I loved. Nicolette looks great and I like the updated sound from her 70s days. RIP.
1991
love all the tiny nuanced versions of this song...little different vocals faster....love'em all
2020 in here :)
18:20 Heartache: Wow! Is this the same singer who did lotta love? The passion, intensity and authenticity of this song is top 10. Yet it’s not on any list!!
great stuff, live seems difficult for artists to pull of, shows her hit voice has it out of a recording studio..very much missed.
Heartache
は素晴らしい歌唱力ですね。ただあなたに会いたかった。
Neil Young was interested in her singing the loner was one of the songs he sings and she really was on her way to the top
Stunning live performer, unforgettable show in the Twin Cities, the Marvin Gaye Song ,was a knock out, better than his version! Miss her!
１９８５年彼女のレコードの視聴版を職場の人から貰ったので、よく聴いてました。
一度聴いたら忘れない声ですね。
I love this song so much 18:13 and this one to 3:58
Is there somewhere that I can buy this concert on DVD?
Grande cantora. Pena que partiu tão cedo
I love Nicole ♥️♥️♥️♥️
Fera da música parabéns ♥️
Nicolette Larson,
Respect from Hellenic Land.
Светлая память Николетт🌹🌹🌹🌹🙏
You don't need any stinkin' Hits to be Wonderful? Yes back again.
great performance! she could be a rock star like Janis Joplin. if only she had lived longer.
Grande cantora parabéns
I wish Russ would have helped her...beautiful person
For those people only concerned with hits you must like the way she got that little problem out of the way pronto? I love an American girl like that!
Bernie Leadon magically appears at 7:48.
SHE CUT HER HAIR!! GASP!
Foi embora muito cedo. Infelizmente uma grande lástima. Hoje completa 25 anos de saudades (16 / 12 / 1997)
tell me what year this is. I think 1991. correct?
КРАСОТКА🌹
She was obviously from outer space. 👽👽👽🎑🌙🌕🌕🌜🌜🌃🌃🏃🏃🏃➕➕➕➕🔥🔥💗
What are the rest of the songs?
A “ natural beauty”…
A performer with No Fear?
Yep
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤love
MICHAEL BREK: Was this concert from her 1991 appearance, at The Mielparque Hall, Tokyo, Japan, recoreded June 14, 1991, where ex-Eagles guitarist Bernie Leadon was also one of the performing acts? Some of my research, here on the good ol' fashion internet appears to reflect that. If so, I'd like to do a search to obtain the VHS tape it was released on. I do have a Region Free DVD player, but not a Region Free VHS player, but that might not be too hard to obtain.
Some of the commentators on this thread feels this was shot in the 80s, but just looking at her clothing, the way she was now styling her hair, a bit of extra weight put on from the "Lotta Love" days of 1978, the kind of instruments that the musicians were using and the overall techniques of video production concepts implemented, I KNEW it HAD to be more of a 90s project, being in the multimedia field myself. Do I stand to be correct on this? I figured you'd be ths ONLY TRUE gentleman here on this thread to truly know, since you did the upload. Thank you in advance if you have any answer for me.
BolsaChicaRadio
It was indeed shot in 1991. I was the FOH engineer for them at the time. This was a truck mix however.
@@michaelbeck8492 EXACTLY! I see entirely what you're saying. I too played many roles as a "Front-Of-House" P.A. engineer, for concerts and some smaller concert halls here in Los Angeles, CA where I reside & worked for decades. When we did concerts at Anaheim Stadium (The ANGELS baseball field) there was ALWAYS a "Truck Mix" going on as well, via a MASSIVE mic/line snake-split, that was mixing for either live television or recording video & tracking audio for later post-production. Getting back to the Nicolette topic, even though the audio mix here, may not have been from "your" touch, her high-octane performance, just a small handful of years before her passing, was just EXCELLENT! I have many archival footage of Miss Larson. I was touched, when I picked up her last project on CD, the children's lullaby album from Sony Music, that she collaborated with old boyfriend, writer/extraordinaire Andrew Gold.
BolsaChicaRadio
It was a good mix. She was a wonderful person ......
Is that Audley Freed?
APOLLOs' girl!!!!!!!!
The Loner is not about the Sun and our solar system?
Bernie Leadon?
What year was this concert ?
I hate she cut on her hair
1991
@@juicetta999alright4 Oh I loved her calf length hair.
What year was this videoed?
June 15, 1991 at Merparque Hall, Tokyo Japan 🇯🇵🌈
3:59 Lotta Love.
The guitar play looks like Brian May of Queen . .
Actually this is a band out of the St. Louis area they were Acousticity before they became the Nicolette Larson band. Chris Casamento , CJ Summerfield, Todd Jones, Tim Politte, Mike Moses Beck, and Scott Nienhaus
es como Stevie Nick ?
What was that first song?!
Tonight by Mick Fleetwood, from his 1983 album
Nicoletti cantava como um pássaro.
vendo ela toda estrovertida nem parece aquela menina timida em alguns videos
She was a one hit wonder!
you are a zero. just a zero. some will say you are less than zero.
@@tomtcatz7304 Your -320 degrees!
Really? I feel kinda sorry for you, buddy. This young lady had one of the best voices, genuine personalities, and multi-talents for her time alive. Are you aware that she also acted - both in the movies and on the stage? You’d best do some research before you criticize someone like you did. RichieC
@@richardcaputo877 As far as I know, she's a one hit wonder back in the 70s!
What are the rest of the songs?
“I only wanna be with you” on top of the pop is a really good one.
Jamais deixarei de amar Nicolette.