George Thorogood - Who Do You Love? - 7/5/1984 - Capitol Theatre (Official)
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- George Thorogood - Who Do You Love?
Recorded Live: 7/5/1984 - Capitol Theatre - Passaic, NJ
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My first car was a 1967 Chevelle 2 door hard top. I remember driving it and I remember this song coming on the radio during the 1980’s. Only people who lived during this era understand just how cool that feeling was.
By the way, 35 years later......I still own the car. I never sold it.
Reading that brought back memories. Wish I still had my first car...a '62 Impala with this song on the cassette deck!👍😎🎸🎶
74dart man 62 was a sweet year, I always loved that curved front windshield post and the grill. My dad had a 64 Impala super sport convertible, black with a white top and silver interior. Impalas are awesome.
@@michaeljohnson2922yep! They sure are awesome. I miss mine a lot. I bet your dad's was nice!👍😎
Bonus feeling when the sun is setting and you’ve got your finest pair of shades on
@@Oscar-og6mf yep!👍😎
What I love so much about George Thorogood, other than his talent, his voice, his face, his body and so many other things, is his willingness to give up the limelight to someone else over and over and just keep playing and lovin it. He's a damn good musician and so underrated.
I totally agree, that makes him so relatable and an a great guy, but I love him doing his thing front and center. This guy I wish hadn't stole the stage from the boss this time. But opinions are like assholes, everyone has one, they all stink, and I'm a stinky asshole lol. I enjoyed it anyways.
@@travisbickle1951. ‘Stole the stage’ ...? ...rather than ‘built up a fantastic groove that elated both themselves and the audience...? Your opinion needs a rethink... then dump it. (Sole-brother).
I joined george in aug 2022 at Columbia hall Berlin. He is truly a great guitar Player and a tremendous performer, greetings from germany . We ve all got the blues .
Underrated to the the ignorant. Real ones know the talent everyone on that stage possesses.
Believe it or not I only found lonesome George recently: house rent blues...and I just love that performance. He just lives it. Look it's 1234 but he delivers it with feeling...:-)
The most underratted musician of all time
George rocks
nuff said!!!!!
I can't believ how many years it took me to recognize it. His songs are so amazing and endlessly kickass they feel like they've always existed! God Damn I love this man. Wish I could go back in time to catch a show in this era. Unfortunately I was a fresh 1 year old at this point.
right out of the gate you knew he was bad to the bone!!
Ditto
Silly boy with a silly overrated comment that has become a fashion trend.
NOBODY underrates this.
I love how he equally shares the stage with other musicians. Very secure about his own worth. Nice to see.
There's not a bad SEAT in the house at a George Thorogood CONCERT he's everywhere on the side of the stage in front ,behind the amps everywhere!
BDBBITW
Best.
Damn.
Bar.
Band.
In.
The.
WORLD!
He's a humble Rocker...
I think he's the Dennis the Menace of Rock
The really good ones can do this.
John Hammond is truly one of the best bluesman harp players alive today. He's now 77 years old and still going! Bravo!
Glad to hear that he's still kickin...he was a beast back in the day.
Hammond is a killer
Age don’t Matter! ✊
Not familiar with Hammond 🤷♀️
@vanessa fournier
If I can copy this I will forward this to you; this is John Hammond:
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"Just 22 and I don't mind dying" BEST lyrics ever
agreed, as a muso of 40 plus years I can honestly say I have heard it all, unforetunetly lyrics like this a politically incorrect now in 2021, what a bunch of limp so and so,s we have become , cheers from oz
the real lyric is: "i'm a mean motherfucker and i don't mind dyin'"
Whiskey bottles, Brand new car, oak tree in my way. Tops it imho
@@mikequist6758 can you smell that smell??
This tune is had the toughest lyrics of all time. Maybe tied with Mannish Boy?
Doubt very much that anyone left a Thorogood perfomance feeling short changed.
Hell yeah. These people got their money's worth.
Saw him live opening for ZZ Top at Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto. He/The Destroyers were better that night than ZZ Top.
GrtSatan saw him during his 50/50 at Wave Waikiki, back in ‘82. And at the Capital Theatre in 84. He definitely kicked ass!
Saw him at a small venue in Dayton Ohio 35 years ago. He walked across the tables in front of us. Grabbed a beer off the table, played slide with it, then took a swig and handed it back. I don't care if he'd done it a 100 times before in 100 different venues, it was the coolest show of musicianship and being part of the crowd I'd ever seen. Awesome show.
I never felt cheated. ( unlike The Stones) I did get to see him & the Destroyers several times.
Starting in 79. This is Rock n Roll stripped down to its core.
R&B with a hard edge.
The Bo Diddley beat. Nothing like it. Gets you moving everytime.
Agree👍
Diddley had one riff....but what a riff!!!
@@harryurz My dad was born in 1926. Passed away in 2001. He loved Bo.
@@paulandersen9492 You dad had great taste, mate.
@@harryurz Thanks! He did and he passed it on to me.
Imagine some boy from the Netherlands, I just found this, this is legit some of the nicest things I found on RUclips.
Good ole' fashion rhythem and blues...
This is a Bo Didley song, you should really check out the original, as well as Bo's other works and other Roots artists
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Good man welcome to Rockers who never die 👍👍👊
Welcome to great American rock n roll! It must be shared.
His music rips your spine out and drop kicks it into eternity
I’ll be listening to this on the front porch of purgatory✌️
Amen!
@@QueenofArgyle2525 🎵😆👍
George's band is really good on their own; didn't exactly need 'chet atkins' out there.
The only place you can have the climax of George Thorogood's songs is in the car, full volume and the long road.
First time I heard him was one bourbon etc in the car. I pulled over and just grooved on the side of the road. Then I went straight to the record store and bought the first Destroyers album. You’re right
Nothin' fancy. Just cheap, basic, blues based rock n' roll. Gotta love it.
Drinkin alone to this video, awesome insight on this comment.
Du sitter också att lyssna på den här tung gun NG
After all is that what defines Blues and Rock'n'Roll!!!
Raw energy.
nothing cheap about a Thorogood show
Back when musicians... played instruments... and KILLED IT
Yeah, you'd have to look long and hard for about 10 minutes to find good artists these days.
King Gizzard
Big Thief
Margaret Glasby
Gotta agree 😊💯% with you squilly Mon
Nobody else but George thoroughgood and John Hammond could have made this the classic it
is today
I hate to disagree with you Jordan it would take way more than just 10 minutes to get the musicians together to not even come close to making this song the classic it has become
I got to repeat myself by saying that Squilly Mon spoke the truth about this song
GT is one of the greatest showmen ever. Saw him for the first time opening for the Stones at the Superdome around 81 or so. He absolutely killed it. Saw him again last year right before COVID hit. He still kills.
That's awesome Henry! I love "One bourbon, one scotch, one beer" ... Such a good song! 😄
If I'm drinking my neighbors enjoy Jorge's songs too 😊
The energy that comes from this performance is inductive!
Hard to resist this kind of voltage if you have the capacity to enjoy it😂
John Hammond on Harp and vocals - hot damn talk about driving music!
Makes me want to take a road trip
Saw George twice at Jones Beach and once at Westbury...At JB he came on stage screamed "are you mother fers ready to rock?", whacked his Gibson and away we went. At Westbury (tiny venue) he was so loud he overpowered the place....we all left with ringing in our ears. One of the BEST stage showmen ever........
John Hammond, channeling every lounge lizard since ancient Egypt.
Real music. Real instruments. Real voices, sounding as rich and on-point when performing live as well as in the studio. No autotune, no BS, no need to show their @sses. 'twas a beautiful thing.
I'm 28 and recently got really into George Thorogood. When I get drunk and high I love listening to his music. This is a fantastic performance!
Congratulations.
Im here cus of dirty joe
Same here hun , THIS SHOW FREAKIN KICKS ASS !! At least this 53 year old Granny to 8 Grandbabies thinks so 😎😎😎🔥🔥🔥🔥
You don't have to be drunk or high to enjoy George Therogoods music. He's just that good!!!
I know exactly what you are talking about.I'm 35 years older than you.
I saw George in the 80's opening for the Stones in Slane, Ireland. Amazing!!!
Me too. Great day!
I envy you!
George is a powerhouse in every performance, from the very beginning
Happy 73rd Birthday George Lawrence Thorogood!(Born February 24, 1950)😃🥳🎂🎉🎊🎈🎁🍾🥂👍👏🙌
One of the absolutely coolest songs ever..
This is as raw and as loud the blues can be!
One of the best live performances you will ever see!
George has balls like a warship anchor, always delivers. Vocal,guitar, absolutely legendary. Made rock n roll real for me. My guitar hero to this day. 👌🏴
When I seen Lonesome George and the Delaware destroyers in Memphis, they blew the roof off of that place!
George should be on those lists of talented guitarist
When I hear George Thorogood it reminds me of the first time I ever got drunk: six Budweisers on a Saturday night and I felt so crappy I could not go to school on Monday!
My older brother would buy me and my best friend, Bubba, 8 pack of pony Buds. Couldn’t stand the taste at first, but that didn’t stop us! Great times jamming to George.
George out here doing my boy Bo diddley justice 🙏
I saw GT at the Capitol Theatre in 1990, in the second row & I had trouble hearing for 2 days afterwards, definitely one of the best I’ve had the privilege of attending. GT is one of the best talents around
When I saw him he knew I was watching his hands playing the guitar all night. He knew I was learning. Awesome guy!
This must have been an incredible concert to attend. Often it is only by looking back that we can realise just how fortunate we are to be part of certain events.
I saw George Throrogood last month and he was awesome! Yes, he didn't look as youthful as he did in this video, but he could still play a mean guitar and belt out the lyrics. It was an amazing show!
Big brother's got some skills!
You can tell he knows who he is on stage with though and is giving it his all.
There is nothing better than brothers that come together in music.
Long time fan of George. I first saw him playing a pedal slide guitar, long before fame. Years later I ran into him at a local gas, coffee place in PA. We were neighbors. He drove that ol black checker car. He also helped and built baseball diamonds all around Newark DE. I last saw him live during this tour but at the Dell in Philly. Bad to the Bone fer sure, but a great guy. My wife surprised me with his autograph that year. I never told her we chatted once in a while in Kemblesville PA while making coffee.
The first concert I ever saw was George Thorogood and The Destroyers, on what I’m guessing would have been this same tour. No opener that I recall. He kept playing past the 11 p.m. “official” end time. The lights went up, and he was still playing. They finally cut power to the stage, and announced the show was over. He was yelling to turn the power back on, to no avail. It was a great way to start my concert-going ‘career’.
I’ve seen him 3 or 4 times more over the years, and while he may not be quite as fiery as he was in the early 80s, but still always gives a great show. He’ll always be one of my faves.
Saw GT in 1986 in Australia. Still one of the best gigs I’ve seen, and I’ve seen plenty. Stage presence was strong with this one. Real showman.
Saw him at festival hall in 89 a few years later!
Platinum certified Badass
First time I saw George and the Destroyers was 1986 in New Orleans. They blew the roof off the joint and blew my mind. Had no idea that a rock & roll show could be so much fun and that a group could kick so much ass. George is the man!
1987, Hampton Colliseum, Va, one of the flat out best concerts I ever had the chance to attend. No light show, no lasers, no videos, just great musicians playing pure blues based rock and roll.
George gave it all on the stage!!!!
As someone born in the early 90s, i look back upon this time of giants i missed through the curse of a late birth, i see these titans of music who walked the earth blowing rooftops off venues and making modern day musicians look like pathetic vapid hacks, and i can't help but feel extreme envy towards all those who lived large through the tail end of the 20th century. You all were something else ❤
We still are.
It's not too late yet. George is still touring this Summer. 2023
@@PK-bh1ww I dont wish to see an ancient white haired rockstar tiringly try and replicate old performances, whisper-singing his way through raspy versions of timeless classics... Does he still sound ok?
Yeah. He sounds ridiculous. Ageless.
IT DON'T GET NO BETTER THAN THAT MY FRIENDS. THOROGOOD ROCKS!!!!!!
I saw him open the show for the Rolling Stones in Boulder Colorado in October of 1981...I had never heard of him before. This tour made him famous.... Heart played 2nd....Then the Stones....one of the best concerts I've ever attended....They don't do them like that any more.
That is a lineup thats tough to beat.
That Bo Diddley beat is a killer-love it. Who Do You Love?
I first was made aware of John Hammond in the fall of 1964 when I moved to Detroit to go to college. I bought one of his lps and that was the beginning of my admiration of John Hammond.
Thank the Lord in Heaven. There’s still Blues Men out there. Caustic came back from Belzoni Mississippi. Home of the Delta Blues. Stayed on 49 the Blues Hwy. Buried my mother there and all my Ancestors. Thank you George.
Keeping that shit alive.
Always had his own way of doing the Diddley beat. Got to see George a couple of times many years ago. Some of the best shows I ever saw.
He put the lyrics from Who Do You Love to the riff and lick from Hey, Bo Diddley to make a super Bo Diddley song.
I was born in 84 and this song still holds strong
Ive seen a ton of concerts in my 60 years But George and the destroyers was hands down the best!!!
Saw these two great artists jamming at the New Morning in Paris it was fabulous One van see their friendship and mutual respect
I saw these guys about 10 years ago at Ravinia, great show. George works his ass off and sweats bullets.
Saw lonesome George last year and he was just as good then as he was in this video
I saw George Thorogood back in 1989 @ the Civic downtown Albuquerque, NM (Civic) doesn't exist anymore, the concert started with this song and George just ripped it!!! He jumped offstage girls ripping his shirt off, he didn't even care just ripping his guitar strings away...Great concert and Great Rock God! George delivers!!!
If there's one George Thorogood track that's screaming for harmonica, it's this one. And John Hammond murdered it.
This dude is so damn underrated
My first concert was George Thorogood and Twisted Sister?!?! I’ve been a blues man ever since. This guy can sing and George and the band well...
Oh yea - remember this song very well and George and John just do it beautifully. Thanks for posting and thanks Kaitlyn
I'd prolly lost my mind had I seen this LIVE
Right...Badass show
i would need the song to go for 45 minutes if i was there
This is real music....
HBD George Thorogood! 70 years ♥
George Lawrence Thorogood
♥ born February 24, 1950 ♥
This concert was a huge party & so much fun, every time I saw him.
George is in my top 3 live shows ever, other two are Pink Floyd and a Big Sugar club gig for Bothers and Sisters. Never seen Hammond but his album Wicked Grin where he covers Tom Waits is freakin fabulous. One Bourbon one scotch and one beer baybee!!!
Wicked SEXXXYY Grin yeah❣️
One of his best concerts EVER
SADLY THIS WAS 3 YEARS BEFORE I WAS BORN,I WAS BORN IN '87 &THIS WAS '84 SO 3 YEARS BEFORE I WAS BORN >:-(..!!
I would kill to be born back then, so i couls just see this one concert
Glad to hear some of the greatest generation is still out there!
nothing but the best time ,,live who do you love.... R.O. Georgy Boy , let the freaking night roll on... Happy New Years to everyone !!!!!
Why the title doesn't say George Thorogood and John Hammond is beyond me.
Mr. John Hammond..... it doesn't get better than this people....
One of the best performers I have seen
That's rock'n'roll and still it is. Rock will never die
Who cant love a man that shares his plate with another.
Always look around for Bo tunes on his birthday. This is all that!!!!!
Bo Diddley
One of many great songs that he has but this is my favorite 1 thanks to whoever posted it❗👍👍
Petition for a kickass movie about George Thorogood starring the man Ike Barinholtz as George?!!! Who's with me?!
i saw george thorogood open for the Rolling Stones at candlestick park in San Francisco around 1980 or 1981, anyway george blew the rolling stones outta of the water, he was so good.
George just loves playin' music! This is great!
Just saw him in Australia. Finally got to see the band. So very good. Thanks for the years.
Rock & Roll will never die..
Love this song love John Hammond,!! Seventy seven. I'm looking at 70.. very talented. Such a hunk in that white suit. Love George and this is a great concert. Thank you!! God Bless
Love me some George 🥰💗 , I absolutely love him , his stage presence , what an entertaining man . Keep on doing what you do George !!!!!! Don't let us down , you da man 🥰❤️
This is for my dad for turning me on to This rock and Roll band oh the memories cheers dad Rip 🙏🎶❣️
Ole man here, Big 70. I so dig you youngsters can still get your rocks off on a absolutely master of guitar . Their have been a few in my lifetime.
Beautifully indeed....thanks.
Just like what Jimi Hendrix did for Bob Dylan's All Along The Watchtower, George Thorogood made this song his own and turned it into something truly amazing.
Hmmm I beg to differ, Jucy Lucy IMO made the song. Good cover and performance though.
@@sezles1 Nope, Juicy Lucy formed in 1969. All Along the Watch Tower was written and recorded by Bob Dylan in 1967. Here is some additional information: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/All_Along_the_Watchtower
@@MB-ke9mi am referring to who do you love, not all along the watchtower. I saw Jucy Lucy perform who do you love in Liverpool back in the day when it had just charted in the UK.
This song is a cover? I thought it was an original by George
@@justinrauch651 Yup. It was originally written and recorded by Bo Diddley.
A great clip! Both artists are so great. Thanks for the clip.
I saw him at the Dane County Coliseum in Madison, WI on this tour. Remember it like it was yesterday. Saw him 30-something years later at Shoreline in the Bay area with my own son. The shows were both fantastic. So horribly underrated considering his success in that era of hair metal on one side and new wave on the other. He stands the test of time as he stood alone back then.
so happy that i had a chance to listen to George as if only on YT. Great music
Saw him open for the Stones in early 80s ... He rocked the house
Simply rhe best from Liverpool Australia been listen to them both 4 30yrs
Amazing vibe!! Always loved it.
I love it! I go from metal to hard rock & the blues. Love it all.🤘🤘
George is 71 and still killing it! Playing LIVE right now in Las Vegas! For free! On Fremont Street. Ugh, I have FOMO. Because I AM missing out! :)
YOU ROCK GEORGE!!
This song is like oxygen to me
Just listened to a live vid of the Boss in Passaic, 1985. Now I'm hearing George at Passaic, 1984. What a day! I'll have to go to Passaic sometime. Thanks for posting!
look up warren zevon there too. 81 i think
Strych Nyne Will do, thanks!
He is the man!
Oh Yea - One bourbon, One Scotch and One Beer
Bo Diddley was the man
John Hammond and George Thorogood, two of the bbbbbest ever ! Rod in London