Lindisfarne - Train in G Major

In a rare French TV appearance from 1972, LIndisfarne perform Train in G Major.
Thanks for all that great music Alan.... You won't easily be forgotten

[@tonysmith9505]

Lindisfarne were special. They had even more to offer, but fate intervened. Good people , lovely musicians. Love the harmonies in the last verse of this on the album

[@martinlatimer6351]

Love Their Music Saw Them Last Night
50 Years Of Fog On The Tyne

[@radiogramgramophonetoons5802]

Just came across this……….. now I’m gonna have to dig my ‘Fog on the Tyne’ Album out.

[@whitemoney3649]

His voice is just as incredible live as on the recording

[@JakobusVdL]

Fantstic post Madmission.
I was a big fan of Lindisfarne in the 70's - even saw them live at the Playhouse in Edinburgh! They didn't play this song but it's always been a great favourite of mine, seems to go well with a few beers for some odd reason

[@Robutube1]

Glorious and yet, somehow, really sad. Lindisfarne certainly had whatever that "special something" is. Thank you so much for posting.

[@hagnisoliveiradafonseca2061]

I love this music

[@ole221257]

Thank you for posting this! It was just what I needed.

[@jollybeggars]

FANTASTIC... thanks for posting it!

[@MarkRoberts63]

thanks

[@TheTomnom]

brilliant! :)

[@STREETWORM14]

So good to see Lindisfarne from the early seventies! Love their music. Too bad they hardly show Alan Hull. Do you have anything else from this show? Thanks so much for posting this one!

[@CHORDMARTIN]

I saw Lindisfarne at the Half Moon, Putney about thirty five years ago. Great band. Can anyone confirm, is that Alan Hull on piano in this video?

[@madmission]

Martin Beasley yes that's Alan Hull