Had the privilege of seeing Steamhammer on the swathe at Worthing Seafront around about '68. It was the first time the stuffy old Council had agreed to allow live music there - must have shaken them to the core! This was the number they started with, with a bass amp that shook the ground - fab. After all these years, this is still my favourite rock anthem.
Hi Colin ,I was there too . Outdoor gig at the back of the old house beside the paddling pool Went to school with Steve (Bass) ,great guy . We both played Bass in various bands around the south . A wealth of great music talent around the area at the time .wonderful times .!!
Rinding on the L&N Hold that train and this one - G R E A T ! ! ! Steamhammer ist eine der ganz großen Bands der 60er / 70er. Leider nicht so bekannt geworden, wie sie's verdient hätten.
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A great band that somehow slipped through the cracks. I do not understand why!!! What an ear full of huney!! Great band.Any one out there that has a notion of what real rock & roll is,and was? Get back to our roots and give it your best,thats all you need!!!
You rarely ever come across such a well-composed blues song. I am speechless still, after about half a year of listening to this song everyday. Nobody could play the blues like Steamhammer. For more awesomeness of that sort, I would highly recommend checking out Climax Blues Band's "Seventh Son" and listening to it until the end. It is equally good as Junior's Wailing. These two bands definitely deserve more attention.
№7 "Богатства андеграунда" У истоков самобытной британской команды Steamhammer стояли такие отличные музыканты как Кирэн Уайт (вокал, гармоника и гитара) и Мартин Пью (гитара). Интересно что начинала группа как аккомпанирующий состав Фредди Кинга. И если на дебютном альбоме Reflection (1969) доминировал прямолинейный блюз-рок, то уже на следующих альбомах MK II (1969) и особенно Mauntains (1970), наметился уклон в сторону прогрессивного рока. Выпустив четыре альбома, группа распалась в 1972г...
Not to wake up,but to dance all night it was the first and famous song to play in Duesseldorfs Cream cheese club and when the lights came on i was the lucky one to take Susi Cream cheese home,thanks to STEAMHAMMER.You listen only max loud otherwise you don't get the power of this song.
Takes me back to my art college recreation room, they had a wonderful juke box that would play this and all the latest LP's and hits, what a blast it was.
I`m 45 and this is the first time I have heard this song, I`m so sorry steamhammer...fantastic tune...! I`m on the ebay for their cd`s thanks for this buddy...
I owe a debt of gratitude to the owner of Vintage Vynyll in Evanston (ILL) for turning me onto this -and many other musical gems-at the end of the 90's...do some business with him and be enrichef
Continues the legacy of the Dave Edmunds Love Sculpture albums in stunning fashion. One of the last great albums of it's type before the UK scene went weird, and the American scene went soft. Wonderful production too. Cheers
I first saw them at The Marquee and they were hugely impressive. The combination of the two very different guitar players worked well. Martin Quittenton went from here to sessions...notably Rod Stewarts early solo stuff!
In 1970 this was the first and best song they played at the best club in Duesseldorf called :CREAMCHEASE and the second best was the TULLS :Locomotive Breath and every one went on stage to shake there hair and the disc jockey fired one special girl on with a blond lion hairdo and: "watch SUSI Cream cheese dance "and wenn early morning the lights came on I was the one to take her home,that made STEAMHAMMER!
This was on their first album Steamhammer which I bought when I was about 15 in a record sale. They should have been greater but they came along when Rock and Roll took off again and people stopped listening to Blues. Blues became a niche music which it still is somewhat today sadly.
they appeared 3 times on tv their entire career all on the beatclub, on the public television channel in germany. i wouldn't consider this band to be a "band on tv" during their era S 5: Ep 4 Show 50: December 31, 196912/31/69 S 4: Ep 12 Deep Purple, Humble Pie, The Move, Tim Rose, Jimmy Ruffin, 3 Dog Night, others 8/30/69 S 5: Ep 11 Atomic Rooster / Edgar Broughton Band / Dr. John / Steamhammer / Jethro Tull 8/15/70
One of the top underrated bands of all time.
For years Status Quo used to open with this simple, but brilliant song.
Had the privilege of seeing Steamhammer on the swathe at Worthing Seafront around about '68. It was the first time the stuffy old Council had agreed to allow live music there - must have shaken them to the core! This was the number they started with, with a bass amp that shook the ground - fab. After all these years, this is still my favourite rock anthem.
Hi Colin ,I was there too . Outdoor gig at the back of the old house beside the paddling pool Went to school with Steve (Bass) ,great guy . We both played Bass in various bands around the south . A wealth of great music talent around the area at the time .wonderful times .!!
@@rolyrupert HI! so it wasn't a dream then!!
Rinding on the L&N
Hold that train
and this one - G R E A T ! ! !
Steamhammer ist eine der ganz großen Bands der 60er / 70er. Leider nicht so bekannt geworden, wie sie's verdient hätten.
genau so ist es, einfach genial diese Gitarrensoli
Riding on the L&N is a John Mayall song back from 1967 and covered by the Bintangs in 1970, way before Steamhammer
55 years and still fantastic
STATUS QUO cover is superb. Great rocker cover with Alan Lancaster lead vocals.
@Al Kerr
Wow you're fucking nuts but I respect your right to be so. Quo are a great band and their version is really good too
saw them at Hull University at Ferens Hall when I was 20. Amazing band. Love them so much.
Ha! I was in Nicolson Hall at the Lawns but not until '72.
the whole album is fucking great ! Rock n Roll, Baby !!!!
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Great vocal!! Combination of John Mayall, Ian Anderson, Alvin Lee...Classic stink finger drive... thank you for posting.
Still prefer the Status Quo version.
i love it ---this song show the way to the good seventies
the seventies sucked
Love this song so I played it Thank's Steamhammer
@@87dramarama sucks to be you
So do I!
My favor psychedelic rock song. I am over there in 60s by this song. Thank you guys!
Steamhammer was Freddie King's backing band whenever he toured England. King had good taste.
A great band that somehow slipped through the cracks. I do not understand why!!! What an ear full of huney!! Great band.Any one out there that has a notion of what real rock & roll is,and was? Get back to our roots and give it your best,thats all you need!!!
Loved the band and actually saw them play at Hull University when I was a student there. Absolutely awesome.
You rarely ever come across such a well-composed blues song. I am speechless still, after about half a year of listening to this song everyday. Nobody could play the blues like Steamhammer. For more awesomeness of that sort, I would highly recommend checking out Climax Blues Band's "Seventh Son" and listening to it until the end. It is equally good as Junior's Wailing. These two bands definitely deserve more attention.
and British !!
Worthing in Sussex of all places.
fuck but we rock.
ALotOfBottle Listen to the cover from Status Quo.
also The Groundhogs
You are right nobody can. i listen to this since 1970 and it blows me away every time.But here it loud,then you get the full power of this song.
The second best of STEAMHammer are :RIDING ON THE L&M&HOLD THAT TRAIN
My first acid trip kicked in on Steamhammer - 1970.
Great guitar playing!
Great blues rock... most beautiful music..
Teraz już nie znajdziesz takiego bluesa.To było obłędne.Fantastic Blues.
zgadza sie zajebiste...posluchal calej plyty reflection...jest na yt.pzdr
Das wahr für mich noch geile Mucke.Höre Ich noch immer gern.
Sofort als Favorit in meiner Schakllplatten Sammlung - Reflection war schon toll --- ABER MKII Absolut kreativ, seiner Zeit voraus, grandios
Fabulous. Takes me back to gigging in the 60's and 70's
super sound from 1969🤩😜
№7 "Богатства андеграунда" У истоков самобытной британской команды Steamhammer стояли такие отличные музыканты как Кирэн Уайт (вокал, гармоника и гитара) и Мартин Пью (гитара). Интересно что начинала группа как аккомпанирующий состав Фредди Кинга. И если на дебютном альбоме Reflection (1969) доминировал прямолинейный блюз-рок, то уже на следующих альбомах MK II (1969) и особенно Mauntains (1970), наметился уклон в сторону прогрессивного рока. Выпустив четыре альбома, группа распалась в 1972г...
Good old school rocking dirty blues
Yes as well as RIDING ON THE L&N&HOLD THAT TRAIN.
A treasured LP from my college days. Just doing some research and discovered that time is passing as are the group members xx
they are gods ! absolutely GREAT tunes ! ! ! I play their CD religiously ! ! !
jake simonds I still have the album,a treasured possession
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good musical to wake up with
Not to wake up,but to dance all night it was the first and famous song to play in Duesseldorfs Cream cheese club and when the lights came on i was the lucky one to take Susi Cream cheese home,thanks to STEAMHAMMER.You listen only max loud otherwise you don't get the power of this song.
That is a killer recording
Takes me back to my art college recreation room, they had a wonderful juke box that would play this and all the latest LP's and hits, what a blast it was.
geiler song könnt ich dauernd hören
such a rocking song, . . . driving blues, simply the best of the time. ohhhh yeh.
down the 401 to toronto doing about 180 kmh at 3 00 am in the morning listenning to this tune ????? orgasmic !!!!
MY kiwi mate had to get it from NZ ,loved it since i heard it at a party in Paddington Sydney about 1970
Saw them at The Roundhouse Chalk Farm, same night as the Pretty Things, way back when...........great memories
The first live band I ever saw. Early 1971. They were very good.
I`m 45 and this is the first time I have heard this song, I`m so sorry steamhammer...fantastic tune...! I`m on the ebay for their cd`s thanks for this buddy...
I owe a debt of gratitude to the owner of Vintage Vynyll in Evanston (ILL) for turning me onto this -and many other musical gems-at the end of the 90's...do some business with him and be enrichef
Tasty lead guitar work.
Ez a Best of CD van még nekem. A Repertoire nemet kiadó adta ki. Kakas az emblemajuk. Jól szólnak. GOZKALAPACS
Wonderful ! I love you !
Best wishes from Munich-Bavaria !
Haute mich schlichtwegs um damals beim ersten hören
im legendären beat-club aus bremen ✌ 🙏 🚵 🎷 🎧 🎸 🎵
Continues the legacy of the Dave Edmunds Love Sculpture albums in stunning fashion. One of the last great albums of it's type before the UK scene went weird, and the American scene went soft. Wonderful production too. Cheers
Best of the best 😎
Einer der schönsten Songs der Rockgeschichte.
They played this at the Newcastle Mayfair in 1969 ! Blew the roof off . Somethings you never forget, 17 then, 71 now
Fantastic.
großartige band, tolle lp
Saw this band at the Fishmongers Arms Wood Green in 1969. Biew me away, hence I'm still listening to them.
Saw them play at Friars Aylesbury, have this as a single as well. Great group.
Kieran White you'll live forever in my heart brother.
I first saw them at The Marquee and they were hugely impressive. The combination of the two very different guitar players worked well. Martin Quittenton went from here to sessions...notably Rod Stewarts early solo stuff!
Not only sessions - he wrote the tunes. Today is the anniversary of his shuffling off and he would have been 75 next week.
I was going to see them in Coventry in the 60;s at the Uni, but they had to call off and never got rebooked for whatever reason
Un super album, maintes fois écouté. Une référence des années 70.
Still prefer the Status Quo version.
very good......................................................................................................................
Thanks for putting this up, great sound1
Monster track. So great...........
love me baby when iam down yeah.....big hit from the sixties
Здорово 👍 рок 🎸 навсегда здорово 👍
Brilliant
67/68/69 are a best years of rock/roll
I agree those are the best years of Rock. The best years of Rock and Roll were 55-59
In 1970 this was the first and best song they played at the best club in Duesseldorf called :CREAMCHEASE and the second best was the TULLS :Locomotive Breath and every one went on stage to shake there hair and the disc jockey fired one special girl on with a blond lion hairdo and: "watch SUSI Cream cheese dance "and wenn early morning the lights came on I was the one to take her home,that made STEAMHAMMER!
Now i have to put my head phones on,because the house is falling apart.
Don't forget 1970 71
Oh and 72
I just LOVE THIS STUFF!!!
It was my old man that requested it. Love it.
so good !!!
very good old stuff oldiebutgoldie
i like it-this is sound!
Seen them many times in London and I think I know why they never quite made it really big. They were great musician and I loved them.
Well, why?
Super Live band. Unfortunately their recordings miss the Power of their Live performances. Saw them 10 times during the 60s. Simply great!!!!
Amazing great live
I've never heard this before. I have only ever heard the Quo version.
loving this .
Quel beau morceau
This was on their first album Steamhammer which I bought when I was about 15 in a record sale. They should have been greater but they came along when Rock and Roll took off again and people stopped listening to Blues. Blues became a niche music which it still is somewhat today sadly.
Hamburg, Germany, End of the 70ths - dawn of the 80ths , Discotheque´"Gruenspan", St. Pauli. Unforgettable....
Jammin the right way
great! many thanks! :)
My favourite Steamhammer-Song is "Hold that train", but this is fantastic too.
Excellent , We miss you Kieran.
That makes my heart beat faster.
Bought the single, then got the LP in the 60's🥰
Chilling boogie.
Fantastic
Oh how i wish we could get back to this real music fantastic.This is talent not what you see on them RUBBISH tv shows of today.
Dette er et mesterverk av et nesten helt glemt band.Låten Passing Through fra deres andre album er og stor
This was the great band. Part of their greatness comes from the fact that they are relatively unknown. No irony intended.
Bang Pow Boom! Superb song...
White and Pugh wrote Junior's Wailing as a Blues song along time b4 QUO recorded it on Ma Kellys in 1970.
It's open to interpretation by anyone.
Endlich weis ich wieder von wem "Riding... ist.
Danke
Rock-Blues de pura cepa.Muy grandes.
Magnifique
they appeared 3 times on tv their entire career all on the beatclub, on the public television channel in germany. i wouldn't consider this band to be a "band on tv" during their era
S 5: Ep 4 Show 50: December 31, 196912/31/69
S 4: Ep 12 Deep Purple, Humble Pie, The Move, Tim Rose, Jimmy Ruffin, 3 Dog Night, others 8/30/69
S 5: Ep 11 Atomic Rooster / Edgar Broughton Band / Dr. John / Steamhammer / Jethro Tull
8/15/70
When you hear this sound, tahn Quo was only a schoolband
fan bloody tactic. Bizarrely heard in a Greek Bar - instant favourite
"Riding on the L&N" was my favorite Steamhammer song. I hope somebody posts it. Thank you
Impressed!!
Love me baby - Steamhammer - Great!
Yes Yes Yes Yes. Wonderfull Mucke!!
my favourite then!
steam hammer wasn't even on tv in their days.
YEAHHHH HANDMADE MUSIC WITHOUT SAMPLES OVERDUBS AND MIDI FILES
Tribute to Steamhammer
great blues,thats what i remember them by,and the drummer had 2 bassdrums!
habe die Band in den 70 Jahre gesehen Kreis borken